Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-09
EXPORTS

SplrlCS 1uTpeuIlues Dds l,uIS..... 70
Rosin do. 9,540...... %
Turpentine. do. ,......
Pitch ........d do. so
Tar do ............ 326. 200
Timber. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .......
Lumber, feet. 24O $751;. $4,000
Shingles.
Pea Nuts bushels. ............ 965......
Cotton, bales 466....
Sheetng, bales -....... 63.....
bush wheat bale Wool do rags:
do. boxes candles; $4,000 red oak hid slaves
S2 bundles paper 81 bbs copper 80 bags ~ boxes,
wax rolls leather is dry hides; II boxes mdze; l52
empty bbs.
BALTIMo ORE Nov: 6.--Four has declined 123 % cts.
Wheat downward, with decline of centsgood prime
Ths g % 81 10 red 81 g e TO- Corn 81 p1
y CENTS Provisions are heavy-mess pork, sci So AZ
Baconshoulders, If IL cents Lard in kegs 49, cents
CHARLESTON Nov: 6-Cotton---The transactions to-
day reached fully 1000 bales at prices ranging from So st
cents % bale, as extremes.
BEAUFORT = F. n c. Nov. sDip Turpentne g 60.
81 90. Hams. Is to 20 cents. Lard, u to is cents
NEW YORK. Nov. 6--The announcement of the Arago's
arrival checked the transactions in Cotton and at the close
business market unsettled Flour was lower at
SO 25 for Ohio and from 5O@$9 81 Dbl for Southern
Wheat dropping at 81 10 bushel for Southern Red
Spirits of Turpentne firm at AL cents gallon Ros-
in dull at 81 20 % Dbl Rice firm Freghts were
unchanged Bankers ask cent premium for drafts
The market well supplied with drafts
TARBORO, Nov. 2.-Tupcntine-Dip So 40 to So so.
Tar 81 25 to Scrape 30 to 81 o 100 lbs Corn
So IS So % bbl Bacon IA Is Lard ID to IA cts
Cotton, s to cts.
sCHARLOTTE, N c., Nov 5.-Flour coming in briskly,
9a 80 to S. We 30 TO- 5 IS o
Bacon, hog round - to 49, Lard 10 Salt 80 a.
Mulets, $40 . barrel Oats from 80 to s5 Coton old
crop, little upward extreme range from 7 g.
LIVERPOOL, October 2O-Breadstufs--I In the absence
made los Cd los 9d white lis Cd to lis Sd per
20 BIS; Indian Com has been in active demand at
advance of per quarter on the week There very
for Beef very limited the sales amounting about
29 erees at previous rates In Pork the business is quite
unlmp0rtant but the small stock makes holders firm Ba-
mostly inferior quality and badly damaged sold
on the Sa pa4 he be es US to % y
feeling market with free Sales enabling holders to
days activity disappointed the week at
lod decline an the prices Of Erday last The sales for the
ton and for export leaving 1000 aes to the trade The
sales to-day 5000 bales Market unchanged We quote
ding sgd fair Uplands Cd mddng SAD Naval Sto
Rosn-5 900 barrels have brought 5s to IS I'd IL
y cwt kceThe business has again been limited in East
| !ndia and nothing doing in American
LONDON, Oct l9.-Turpentine- is dull; afoat,
small parcel sold at los I'd Spirits quiet 3s Cd for
American inacsks
ood5s Gags Kd 5 NE s5 s
Feathers 5000 Flour Family So 9 IS Supe fine g Is
81 5o oats ea od Fa ye ss co.
Hides-Dry SOLO; Green 4@5 Lard l2@0O Salt Liv p,
Sack) 81 75@ 81 80.
Bacon-Quantity hand not large price variable.
unchanged. Flour has advanced receipts light Wheat
Sales Saturday at 81 55. N. C. Brandy and Whskey
and wanted Experimentation dip 81 75 Spirits
| 81 to 80.
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-COtton-The market is improv-
ing. prices have advanced cents, sale of Orleans mid
ding 81 cents and Upand middiing at 81 cents Flour
has declined sales of bbs at SO Is for straight State,
SO S7a for Southern Wheat has declined sales of
600 bushels at 81 10 for Southern red 81 % fer Western
red Corn dropping sales of bushels SO for
iyed firm sale Of his SSaf%
$22 Is Beef GULL sales of 200 bbls at $40 IS so for
repacked Chicago Lard firm and sales Of 1000 bbs at
IL Whiskey firm sales of 200 bbl 4Ok for
Ohio decline Coffee is dull sales Of 500 bags at Il cents
Turpentne dull sales 200 bb Spirits 46 cents Rosn
quiet, sales of 500 bbls. at 81 65 q 81 67t
Cotton changed hands to-day at previous rates Flour
worth So 10 % Dbl. Keg Lard commanded IL cents % n.
Freight of Cotton to Liverpool ruled at 3D. and to Havre
at Il cents T3 10.