Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-10-17

81 s for red and 81 47 for white could be had for above
HAY2Remains without any material alteration. There
full stock dealers hands and they do not dpos
ed to operate The receipts for the week
prise about 200 bales Northern and 300 Eastern make
the sold at IS cents and the latter at 90 cents 100
LME-No receipts last and the stock in dealers
hands has become quite light Retailing from store at 81
So 81 per cask The last sale from vessel was at 81
but this figure could not be ohtcned dealers in
anticipation of large receipts.
Cuba is very SMALL e for the de-
mand at present existing We rf eur table for store
PorAToEs-For Irish there SEEM fair enquiry, but
none of consequence arriving and - 2 no sales to report
more freely and reduce our to 20 80 cents
per bushel from boats at and carts = : as.aty
place since last revis staers appear to
are disposed to purchase unless Il prices
the stock in first hands, however, bss esn somewhat
the receipts vs Dss narce
have been reailed at prices shade higher The market
a ~e deene of x1 cent? We note small sales from store
during the week at 81 lOl cents for shoulders and it
M al IS 81 Of
For n c. make the market rules stedy with active de-
an or 1sans M
kegs No receipts OF Western max. sad the market is al
to lO4 liz cents per h. as in rr-as e=--PoRK-Our
fair demand, and the supply in sts 3 only Moderate
Sales throughout the week at prices in table, accor
S0g ii 1y oss and s 9d L
SALT-The market pretty we'll icdwith all descrp-
ed direct from Liverpool few a. ;ase and changed
hands on terms made public. II: ether receipts We
In nothing has been done except in tho small way and we
quote from 10 30 cents per bushel.
SOM az horo haon
brought in but can hear of no sales demand See
eral weeks past Receipts light but fully fair for the de-
mand from miers no shippers in market Sales of
FREGHrs- Coastwiso are without change, and exhibit
arrived within the past week. and nearly quite all
port have been up at figures quoted in table, to
which we would refer
BALTIMORE, Oct. l--Cofee, Rio, lac; Laguayra
IL 2tc Java ia l5c . ID Flour, Howard St., So IS
a s7a City Mills Sc IS. Wheat fair good white,
S! 80 So good to prime do, 81 So 81 g. and choice
l3o per buhe Pork, Mess, $40 20 IS, Prime SIS and
9ac, and hams III l2A 3c. Bulk Meats, shoulders,
74c, sides Sic LARA bbls, l34c, kegs l4ac y ID Rice,
Sugar Porto Rico sic, Kew Orleans &c. common Cuba 81
Gs g. S1Gi 81 o S d SSv v d Gne y
gallon.
CHARLESTON. Oct I4.-Cotton-The market was qui
ct to day The reported sales limited to PSI bales
there however other transactions which have not been
reported which would swell the figures about 400 bales
at extremes ranging from LIZ to l2Ac The market was
&c. from the highest point
NEW YORK, Oct 14.-Cotton is dull. Flour, straight
State, 40 Sc TO- Ohio 45a Sc u.s. and mixed to good
Corn southern mixed, &c. Mess Pork 500 IS. Beef,
Packed Ghc1go 81 Lard s50 Ohio C Whisky ss4c
Moasses 43 4lc Spirits Turpentine closed firm at 43c-
Rosin steady Rice quiet at a &C. Freights steady
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. l3-BacOn 14@I5 cts, feeswax
st. domingo
10000 Cotton1Fair to good lls@2 ord to mid II@1Ik
25@$O 90; Fine SIS 1900 co. Scratched S. 20 Grain
10000 Wheat s. 1901 20; Oats, $4,000 Peas, 65a
l6@l7:, salt-LverpOol, ,{sack) 81 5o@sl 60;
pentne 81 10; Virgin 81; Spirits "a.
TARBORO', N. c., Oct. lO-Turpentine, Dip, So 20
20. Tar 75c. 81 Scrape 30 Soc q 100 lbs Corn So
LIVERPOOL Sept. 27,-Breadstufs are steady. Wheat
generally has declined I'd Four-an business has
been doing without quotabe change Corn generally dull
and quotations are being The weather has been
corn 3Is &c BIS white 33s.
Provisions generally unchanged and the market is
quiet. Lard-the sales are unimportant.
ProdpcemkIce is quiet Sugar is quiet Coffee closed
firm.
The Brokers' Liverpool Circular quotes Cotton-The
descriptions advanced fair Orleans "a mddng So
fair Mobiles % middling Upland sic; fair Upland ca
Mdding Upland 63.
Richardson, Spence 81 Co. quote Red wheat IS Cd new
9s IS 3D. white old, IS Sd 9s Sd, new los a los i'd
Richardson, pence Co., erman, Cox Co. and James
M Henry Co. quote Beef generally quet-sales un-
important Pork dull and quiet Bacon is steady Lard
IS S0s So Qgerc1on Bark is generally unchanged Lin
Metals.-Iron-Wesh rails and bars, free on board E7
lbs GS. Scotch pig iron Us.
Money Marke-Consols closed depressed-for money 93
93t.
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased $4,000
| The money market is slightly more stringent
| American stocks are inactive.
The Manchester markets steady.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 4.-Cotton-Saes of the week 81 500
bales including $4,000 bales to spectators and 400 bales
for export. Sales Tuesday of 600 bales including 500
bales tor export and speculation Fair Orleans a. Mid
Middlng g. Stock at Liverpool $3.50 bales, including
100000 bales of American Cotton Flour firm Balti-
more Philadelphia and Ohio -four 81 34s White wheat
new, los I'D DID, IS 9S Tod; red new, IS 9s 3D.; DID,
s. Us. Yellow and mixed 32s Cd. 33s; white 33
BIS Provisions quiet and the market is generally IN
changed Lard depressed and quotations cannot
Turpentne steady at 39s Sd Sugar quiet Coffee is
! firm. Carolina Rice closed quiet at 29s Cd.
| LONDON MARkEr.-Baring Brothers London Cir
cular quotes Iron is dull Welsh bars free on board at
CT l5s G8 Scottish pig, the Clyde, 69s 69s 3D.
Breadtu1S steady. Fonr generally quoted at 33a37s
! Wheat.-Red Wheat 68a72s white 72a76s Sugar and
| Coffee generally firm.
! Money Markct.-The money market is decidedly more
stringent Bank rates have been advanced
Bullion in the bank has decreased G363 900 The export
OF specie has been large Consols for money and
Americ stocks have been in but slight demand and
prices weak.
| HAVRE Markets-Sept. 30-The market has been &C.
tive for cotton Sales during the week IL 900 bales New
Orleans tres ordinarie 0l tr. Breadsus quiet and
prices steady.
AUCTION SALES.