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

CHARLEsToN, Oct. Cotton. The transactions to-
day reached fully 1900 bales and the market closed the
quotations, ranging from l2a to l23 extremes.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 7.-Our sales to-day reach 10
128.
No changein other respects :.
NEWBERNE, Oct. 7, 1s56-Turpentine--Dip e. 70:
Scrape 81 80. Tar 81 IO@sl 25 Bacon, hams I4@I5c
hog round, l3@I4c Corn 81 80 y Dbl Meal 65c y bush
ell Cotton 10c.
NEW YORK, Oct. Cotton closed with an advancing
tendency sales of 1900 bales Flour is steady sales of 49,
SO bbls at 20 Sc 80 for straight State at 55 Sc 20
Southern Wheat firm sales of so 900 bushels at 50 81
so for white and at 81 so for red Corn shows declining
dull sales ls 10 $50 for Mess Beef is firm at SO
81 for repacked Chicago. Lard is firm at IA 141 cents
%R1iy m cents 0r ohS Coffee at
Carolina at II 5 cents. Freighs steady
BAL II Oct I've quote good to prime Rio at
Sales of Howard street Sc 624 ALSO City Mills at Sc So
of to good white As 81 So good to prime do at
SO a$I So and choice at g. So Red, att 40 81 AZ
81 &c per bushel Oas-Sales of good at 81 4S
cents choice at 10 cents per bushel Provisions Market
20 $40 25 Prime $l7 75 and Rump Pork sl6 so per
bb BaconSales mostly in jobbing lots shoulders 81
per b. Bulk Meats|We quote shoulders at 4 cents,
and sides at ST cents ID Lard-Bbs lal CENTS and
somewhat improved We quote ordinary to fair II
Al good A cents and prime and choice at 4 Al
per ID. WhiskeySaes of City distilled at 81 cents,
Ohio at 80 cents per gallon
! FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 6.-Bacon l4@I5 cts. Beeswax
$4,000. CofeeRio, 13@l4 Laguira l4@l5; St. Domingo,
OO@O0 Cotton-Fair to good l1i@00; ord to mid I@00
Feathers 5000. Flour-Famy Sc 1890 0O Superfne S.
25@$O co. Fine, SIS 1900 00 Scratched, S. %. Grain
Corn, 10000; Wheat, ST. 10@l 20; Oats $4,000 Peas Goa
70; kye, 10000 Hides-Dry 10000; Green AGO Lard,
l6@l7. Salt-Liverpool, (Sack) 81 50@$l Co.
Bacon--Recepts large, tendency downward. Cotton
We advance our quotations few lots sold high l2c.
FlourA slight decline Turpentne-Virgn and Yellow
= Dip 81 80 Spirits Turpentne 81 to IS cents.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24-Richardson, Spence & Co !,
quote CotonThe Nagaras advices received the 2lst
caused greater rmness and the market is active Sales
the last two days $4,000 bales including 10000 bales
speculation and LOCO bales for export. Prices sitter,
but quotaby unchanged Middlng Orleans 6sd middng
q Mobiles Gid; middling Upland 64d
Breadstufs-Whea generally quoted at decline of I'd
to Sd, closing steady Flour generally steady at former
rates. Germ steady Red Wheat new s. I'd; white, old,
IS Cd IS Cd white new, los los Sd. Baltimore and
Ohio Flour 29 Bis Cd Chic Flour 3Is 32s Mixed Corn
Bis Cd 32s yellow 32s BIS Sd.
ProvsionsBeef generally slow of sale, but prices
altered. Pork is generally easier, but quotations
changed Bacon is steady Lard is dull at 79s
Money Market-Consols for money quoted 93E 81
Manchester markets steady and generally without change
QUEBEC Oct. 6.Liverpool, Wednesday -Cotton closed
to-day firm at a : advance. The quotation Fair
Orleans Il middlng Upands 56 The sales of Wednes-
day TO- 900 bales, and of the days
spectators buying freely.
Breadtufs-Flour had declined pence and corn ditto
Sugar firm.