Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Cotton has decned-sales of g.
600 bales upands, III cents Flour is heavysaes of TO-
southern IS IS So. Wheat quie-saes bushels
western white, 81 l2 Corn tr-saes of AZ 900 bushels
Pork is frm~mess, sl7 prime, sI4 Is s14 So Lard is
firm at 81 O cents. Whiskey quiet at % cents Sugar
is steady at cents. Coffee is firm and quiet at 10 III
Rio Spirits Of urpentine is firm at 81 cents holders
demand advance at 81 cents Rosn quiet at 81 623
Rice is quiet at 81 cents.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 26.-Flour is quet-Howard street
and Ohio S. Is City Mills, 81 89 S.. Wheat is steady
red 81 Is 81 20 for good white ST 80 81 43 for good
to prime. Corn is quie-od yellow so SO white,
firm. Bacon-shouders, Il cents Sides 81.
CHARLESTON, s. G., Oct. 27-Cotton-The sales this
at O IS at II 127 at III 2O9 at 1ls 1000 at l4; and
CoRN-74c. per bushel of Sc pounds.
! HAY-North River, 70 75c. per 100 lbs.
Exchange on North per cent discount.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Naval Stores-Sell readily al
quotations. zip Turpenne So Is Scrape about 81 so
Tar 81 40 81 So Rosn and Spirits Turpenne
actions.
Corn-Last sale of up-river yellow at 60 cents.
! Wheat-85 a 80 cents f8 60 lbs.
Cotton-Will not sell for II cents for midding
| TAWBORO', Oct 22.-Turpentine-Dip 50 20 to %
Scape 5 to 40 cents u 100 tbs Tar 81 90 81 TO- Corn
81 IS to 50 90 y Dbl Cotton 10 to IL cents Bacon IL
Is cents Lard II to l25 cents.
| FAYETTEVILLE Oct. 25.-Bacon IL "a I21: Cotton
Fair to Good, II a III; Ordn. to Mid. 90 q GO; Flour
So a 90 s Sc at S. S1sr @ so U
Wheat 50 95 q 90; Oats Is q so; Peas IS a SO 90
Rye, SO 80 "a 90 Lard-l3 a IA cents Moasses-Cuba
80 a 81 cents New Orleans As a 10 cents Salt-Lver-
q 90; Virgin, g 60 90; Hard, 81 90 90 Spirits
AZ 43 cents. Peruvian Guano tons and upwards, $65 y
ton of 2, 900 lbs; less quantity So
CotOnGenera price last week was about IL up to Fri
day, when it improved !.
Four-Owing to the low water there is but lit lie coming
in prices fully up to if not above quotations.
Corn-In demand at the advance.-ObS.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 16.-C oton-Saes of the week 43 OOC
bales. All qualities have slightly declined particularly fine
spectators ZOO bales and for export 1000 bales Sales
Friday 1000 bales, market closing firm. Orleans fair Il
middlDg 7s Mobile fair GIG, mdding SIG; UPLAND
fair H. middlng H. Stock in port 495 900 bales, including
485, 900 bales of American cotton.
Manchester advices unfavorable
Observation-Disclosures dull Richardson Spence quote
-four quiet-fne qualities wanted. Western Canal 20 Els
Philadelphia and Baltimore 81 22s Ohio 22s 24s 3D.
Wheat is quiet but steady-Red Western IS I'd IS I'D
White Western IS Sd IS Cd Southern rs Is Sd. Corn
Yellow 81 33s White 33s Cd 34s.
Produce-Sugar is quiet. Coffee is firm. Rice dull Tel
AN qualities have slightly advanced. Rosn steady
IS 0d As; Lnseed Oil dull at 32s Cd 33s. Turpentin
Spirits closed steady at 38s 36s 3d.
Provisions-Market dull Beef is heavy. Pork is quiet
Bacon dull. Lard is heavy at decline of l 2s Sales
SIS.
London MdrEets-Messrs. Barngs' Circular quotes -
Breadstus dull but prices steady. lon-Welsh bars
f6 rails 96 IS f6 los pig iron, the ely de- 54s Sd
Sugar is steady and in better demand. Coffee is firm
Spirits Turpentine closed firm at 40 a AIS.
, Money Market London, Oct. 15.-The rates for none
have slightly acknowledgements 98s $50 for money an
9S5 98 for Bullion in the Bank of England ha
f2900 and the Bank of France has lost FL 700
900 sterling during the month. American securities
changed.
Atlantic telegraph shares quoted at s34O f37O.