Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-09

quite number of vessels have arrived and produce has been
brought sparngy in consequence of which quantity
now waiting cargoes. See table.
NEWBERN, Oct. 5.-Bacon-Hams l65 cts. sides and
shoulders l4c 70 h.. Bark 81 90 y cord; Beef to cts
y ID by the side Beeswax Soc = ID Corn sales at 81 so
quality Cotton liz b.; Feathers As a Soc % b Fish
Herrngs, 81 u Dbl. shad $40 Is y Dbl. Flour, Ca
nal ranges from 2 s. 90 10 50 Dbl Baltimore IS % q
81 25 by the bale Hides dry 10 cents green &C. % b..
5 5e 5pe T ss s Ls g. ss y S. S Mss
e. g Se9 Psh s I'd s =; hss & @ 3 Ros GoS
81 IS; Sugar q h. refined - to l5c brown II to 123c
tine % bbl dip s. 50 q 90; Virgin So IS to 90 Wits
key, y gal 40 q 45e.; Spirits Turpentine 80 to 4Oc
Slaves, o HID. slO@ 10 Heading SO q p. ~ "
BALTIMORE Oct. 6.The market is dull and prices gen.
orally unchanged Flour is quiet at $ Is to S. So Red
white 70 to 74c.
NEW YORK. Oct. Cotton is very dull nothing doing.
Flour dull sales of 5000 bbls at advance of 10 cents
Southern, others unchanged; common to good State
at 81 So Ohio 80 S. 35 and Southern S. 25 S. So
Wheat has declining tendency and market heavy sales of
5000 bushels at decline cents on Southern white at
81 Is 81 49, red at 81 II 81 23 Corn has declining
dency sales of 90 600 bushels at decline of cent mix
ed sales at So cents Pork heavy Mess declined Is
and Prime . cents sales of Mess at s22 so So 7 and
Prime at ST. 3 SIS Beef is heavy Lard dull sales at
cents. Coffee quiet at III cents Sugar is steady Tur
quiet Freights on Cotton to Liverpool 3-l6
WASHINGTON, N. c., Sept 29.-Naval Stores-Dip
Turpentne is nominally SO Is but no considerable
amount could be sold the figures Tar 81
25-no sales to report of Spirits Turpentne Rosn.-
The present financial crisis at the North will undoubtedly
depress all kinds of produce.
(rain-There is but little Corn Wheat coming mar
ket Corn retas from Boats at about 20 10 cts Wheat
81 49, No sales of Oats, but they wanted at fair
price.
TARBORO', Oct. 2.-Turpentine- 50 So to 2 No.
Sc,ape 40 to As cents per 100 lbs Tar 81 to 10. Corn
So SO to 81 per bb Cotton liz to 2c Bacon l6 to lSc
| Lard, IA to l5c.
NORFOLK Oct. 2.-Corn-The supply is very light, but
there is not much demand from large dealers. WheaThere
supply and rather dull. Flaxseed-Dul and declining
market is well supplied and the demand is fair
staveThe article dull on account of the financial
R. o. HID have declined.
MOBILE Oct 2.-The sales of Cotton for the week have
been 1900 bales, prices showing decline of &c. per b
The receipts for the week have been 700 bales against
bales for the corresponding week last year.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2d-Cotton.-Prices unchanged,
III IA cents Sales the bales receipts
for time 285o0 bales Receipts so far 900 bales
Flour dull at S. So Wheat has declining tendency red
81 o.; White Corn re Lard dull at decline of &C., sales
week 400 bags Stock in port $4,000 bags Exchange
on London 100 lol other bills of exchange nominal.
! FAYETTEVILLE, Oct Bacon 10 % l84; Cotton
Fair Good, 135 90 1884, Ord. Mid. l2l q co. Flour
family IS 50 q 90; Super s. 25 "a O6 Fine s. q
90 Scratched s. IS % 90 Grain-Com 81 25 a 90;
Wheat, 81 90 % 90; Oats, so 01 CO. Peas, 0l 50 90
Rye 81 90 a 90 Lard-l9 a 90 cents Moasses-Cuba
Sc q 90 cents New Orleans 90 a 90 cents salt-iver-
pool Sack, 81 25 q 90; Turpentne- yellow Dip 81 90
q 90 Virgin, 50 90 "a 90 Hard, 81 05 O. 90 Spirits,
| 80 "a 90 cents.
Bacon-Very little change.
Cotton change since Thursday; the late news may
| cause further decline.
/ Flour-RepOrt decline of so cts per barrel
Wheat-COnnue former quotations from the last sales
i Spirits Turpentine- on Saturday at 80 cents
| LIVERPOOL, Sept. 4.-Cotton.-Saes of the week 49,
900 bales Sales to spectators $4,000 bales
port 1000 bales Middling qualities have improved The
the day of sailing estimated bales the
market closing quiet but steady Orleans middng Sic
Mobile middlng 50 Upland middling 81 Stock in port
32 500 bales including 1000 bales of American cotton
OrIaa tres Ordn AFT tho
week Is, 900 bales.
Breadstus-The market quiet Flour generally closed
with an advancing tendency.
| Provisions.-The market has declining tendency.
Money Market-Consos for money 90t, for 904
The circulars by the Arabia conflicting regard to
t breadstGt7.
The Brokers circular quotes Flour is firm advance
of sd Wheat quiet red has advanced ID Corn steady
Richardson, Spence Co.. and others quote Wheat has
declining tendencyn cases to Sd lower; red
adephia and Baltimore 81 33s Ohio 81 34s Mixed anC
1 yellow Corn 50 a IS Cd.
Provisions-Beef is heavy. Pork quiet Bacon is buoy
Fair qualities have improved slightly Lard heavy
with but little enquiry. Prices are weak.
TalloW has declined Is. Butchers quoted at els.
ProduceAshes closed steady-Pot Ashes at Cd ABS
3D. and Pearls AIS ABS. Sugar is steady Coffee is dull
Rice heavy decline of 3d-Carona is steady Tea Of
all qualities has slightly advanced-there is large specula
tive inquiry Turpentne-saes 81 39s. Rosin is firm
lower qualities improved mo-sales of common at As 4d
8 As Sd.
London MdrkeS-The London money market is active
and rates generally unchanged Bullion the Bank of Eng
Z land has decreased f27S 600 sterling.
4 Metas-Iron is steady, both bars and rails.
Breadstufs have declining tendency.
Sugaris steady. Coffee IS quiet Ialow has slightly de
clined. Tea firm Turpentne Spirits closed firm at 40s
d Linseed Oil sos Sd 4os.