Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-12-11

quality Fresh has been brought in slowly and sells from
carts at 9a10 cents ~ ID.
Liverpool ground received coastwse Wednesday, 600 of
which sold st so cents % sack-9O days.
sonal sales Common at 3 to 81 50 per NJ 0 0o'"
TMBER-We have nothing new to note Receipts moder
ate and light demand for mill purposes See table for clas
FRE1GHrs-Coastwise remain the same as reported for
ing. See table.
NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Flour is lower: sales Of State
brands at 81 60 81 70; Ohio $3.50 IS IS Southern S. Is
S. 40. Wheat and dull nominal Stocks dull
BALTIMORE, Dec. S.-Flour is dull and unchanged
Wheat is dull sales of red at 81 81 O5 white 81 05 81 l5
COrn-sales of new white at AZ a SO, yellow As "a.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 2.Cotton is dull with sales to-day of
$50 bales at 1O5 1lsc. u ID.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 2-There has been nothing done here in
Cotton since the report of the steamers news
MOBILE Dec, 2-Before the receipt of the Americas
news holders of cotton demanding advance and
the market active the sales being $500 bales There
has been nothing done since
Fair to Good, 1910 lOs Ordi. to Mid. q 90 Flour
family s. 25 900; Super IS 90 q 900; Fine 81 75@
Wheat 81 90 q 90; Oats, so a 90; Peas 90 a 50 so
Rye, 81 90 q co. Lard 20 a 90 cents Molasses-Cuba
pool Sack, 81 25 q OO Turpentine- dip, 81 O5
a 90; Virgin 81 95 a co. Hard, 81 O5 @ 90 Spirits,
"a a Scents.
Coton-The late foreign news has caused further de-
cline; market is quite unsteady.
FlOur-No change worthy of notice.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 7.-Cotton.-The market was in a
sales which reached fully 2200 bales made at about
Saturdays prices. Some 200 bales of this
sold after the the European avices made public
little OF course, to established market and remains to
be what effect these advIces will have prices The
sales of the day may be cassed follows Is bales
9 rs at TO- 26S at l0 800 l0 30 at l0 49 at 09 l62
at log, and $50 bales at lOlc.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25th.-Cotton--Sales of Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday 800 bales The newspapers report
the markets generally unchanged Richardson and Spence
quote the market irregular with decline of l. Sales
spectators 1000 bales, and for export 1900 bales.
State of TradeThe advices from Manchester una-
vorable. The sales had been unimpOrtant
Breadstufs Richardson Spence quote: The market
tending downward 1t is quoted very dull at Is decline
Red wheat Us Is; white 6s Cd Is Sd. CoTn-quoations
nominal. Mixed BIS white 37s Cd sos Cd. ]
PrOvsOns-Ihe market has been very dull Beef, Pork,
Cos.
The Messrs Richardson Brothers quote Four-generaly
closed with advancing tendency Prices Is higher
Wheat I'd Sd higher; fair and mddlng qualities mprov
ing most.
Produce-Rosn is dull at As As 3d. Sugar is Quiet
Rice dull and all qualities have slightly declined. Tur
pentne is dull at 34s a 34s Cd.
LONDON MARKETS.-Wheat is firm. Sugar is quiet
and all qualities have slightly declined. Wool of all quail
ties is slightly lower.
Money Market.-The money market has been slightly
easier Consos 89s 80 for money and 80 9O for
There is improved feeling in mercantile circles, but
there have been failures including Messrs Ulberg
Dreamer, of Hamburg with liabilities amounting f O00
600 sterng and Messrs Carr Josln of London with liza
bities reaching to $500, 600 sterling.
Aso Messrs Pennistore Marshall provision dealers at
Liverpool; Messrs Hermann, Slem & Co., and Messrs
Alexander Henz Co., both of London, large hab
ties, and several Hamburg and Bremen houses.
The Latest.
LIVERPOOL Wednesday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quiet.
| Provisions very dull Cotton quiet.
LONDON, nOon-COnsOls 80 a 90k.