Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-07

BALTIMORE, Dec. 4-Flour dull with sales held
at 81 T. Wheat dull and large offerings have declined
TO- Corn dull and has declined tB to three cents
sales of new white at 85@6s, yellow S6@89 cts.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3-Coton has declined &C., and
Mlddlng is quoted at from 9@94c. S91b.
NEW-BERNE, Dec. 3.-Corn-Nu large transactions
have transpired since last report Sales of small lots
from Carts wree made at 70 cents bushcl Lard-Suppy
Peas at cents Lady Peas 81 Black Eyes ST. Ground
No large lots of Pork yet been market
small lots t being sold quite readily at cents Turpe1-
sales were 50 s. for Dip and s. IS for scrape
Iar-We quote Tar at 81 35@$2 40 Dbl of 81 gallons
CHARLESTON, Dec 3-Cotton-There was a moder-
atey fair demand for this article to-day which resulted in
were depressed and the market continued to langud
and dropping appearance
decline sales of straight State at 50 r. good Ohio 80 g.
and Southern at SO Is Wheat angud sales of Southern
Western 81 o. decline Pork i Ianguid sales
MESS at 81 Beef firm Lard active sales at l2t cts
sales Of Rio at II cents Sugar firm sales Of Muscovado at
cents noasses has advanced sales at 10 cents for New
erpool J. to Havre !.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL Cotton---The market opened
but closed steady and unchanged There has been
but little speculative demand The sales the week
to 1900 bales including 1900 bales taken by Spectators
fair 81; NIidding ST. Gplands fair 81; Mddng s. Stock
OF American Cotton in port 2O9, 900 bales
Breadstuts Prices have advanced slightly. Flour had
advanced cd. Western Canal 43s 6d@44s Philadelphia
and Baltimore 44s 6d@45s Ohio 45s 6d@346s Wheat
very scarce and prices have advanced 6 White
ted at DOS yellow 47@47s6d, and mixed Ais.
Froylslons-Ihe market has slightly advanced. Coffee
mas advanced Z94s Money is stringent Consos ST.
LONDON, Nov. 27.-The iron market is unchanged
Philadelphia bark 1lsl2s Carolina rice bond 23s30s
common rosln 5s@5s Sd. Spirits turpentine 3Ss.
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. Bacon t65 cts Reeswax
0O2o Coffee Rio l2a@l3a; Laguira 13t@0O ST. domingo,
9o@0O Cotton-Far to good, 84@9 ord. to mid 8@84.
Feathers 5000 Flour Family IS 1900 co. Superfne IS So
@$o OO Fine So 25 Scratched So co. GRAIN torn 7O75;
Wheat ST. Co. Oats, 4O@45; Peas, 6697O kye 9O@$I co.
Eildes-Dry SOLO; Green 4@5. Lard l2@0O Salt-Livp,
Sack) 81 700 81 80. r.
CottonWe continue former quotations. but would remark
mat the Foreign and New York News may settle
oWer hgure unless the manufacturers and
IAN the market F1our-Steady. Wheat-Without any
variation Corn--Very little change Wanted at
quotations tlaxseedWe advance quotation Spirits
Turpentine 81 to 374
PETERSBURG, December. 3-Wheat.-The market
was not SO active day and prices hardly goods
ONE lew samples sold early to-day at 81 % very choice
ana to 70 tor fair to prime samples Cotton-here is
ConWe quote at IS to 9Oc for prime old Flour
Superfne 81 to $40; EXTRA l0t family lI5 to IL
hams Is to IL. 2'
NORFOLK, Dec. l.-Flour-The market is poorly SUP.
PHed and the demand good. We quote S. F. $lO@$lOf;
Extra. $d0t@ll Family ll4@It Corn measure S. q S.
cents Weight, 81 cents. Coten-Stock light and market
without animation Last sales 81 Naval Stores show
little activity We quote Tar at $224 Spirits Turpen-
tne small sales at 1905 sales crude Turpentine
or Rosln Bacon-N G. hog round l4@l5 cents Western
SIDES 49lo cents shoulders l3@4 cents Lard Ia cents