Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-26

NEW YORK, Nov %. Cotton is frm-sales of 1000
bales. Flour owersaes of $4,000 bbl. State 81 s.
S. So Wheat is heavy-sales Of 10000 bushels; choice
southern white 81 5o do, western white 81 g. Corn is
clned 40 centss9 so $ll. Pork has decned-mess de-
clned 20 cens$l7 40. Whiskey has advanced cent-at
at liz II cents Spirits Of turpentne quiet so
Rosin is heavy at 81 As 81 so. Rice is firm at So
NEWBERN, November % urpentine- yesterday
of 300 bbs at former rates. 50 20 for Dip, and 81
Nothing done in Spirits Turpentne
Rosin-Sale of 100 bbs., at 81 39 Dbl.
Tar-5O bbls. at 81 so y 80 gallons
Cotton-Unchanged
Staves-2O,OO W. o. B. sold at $40 43M
Shnges-Small sales at 81 y NJ for Sale
MOBILE, Nov. 22-saes of Cotton $500 bales. Midding
1O5 cts. The market closed quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov: 22-sales of Cotton $500 bales
at unchanged prices. Middling -hgher grades frmer
lower easier. Freights to Liverpool ID.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22.-Flour is dull; sales of Ohio at
S. H. Wheat is unsettled red 81 20 to 81 3d. white 81 IS
to 81 20. Corn steady; white 60 to &C., old white
68 to 7Oc, yellow IS to &c., old yellow 80 to &c.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 23-One o'clock, P M.-Cotton-
The sales this morning amounted to l143 bales the follow
lowing prices 81 at 1O& II at 10 SIG; at 10 ll6 1873
at l04 $50 at l0 1872 at IL 207 al ll4 l2O at liz and
SO at liz cents.
| WASHINGTON, N c.. Nov l6.-Naval stores-Dip Tur.
penne 50 Is So 20 Scrape 81 SO 81 60; Tar 81 so
81 so; Rosin 81 l5 GrainCorn comes forward slowly
sells from boats Csc No sales of wheat or oats
to note since orr last Cotton has declined we nota II al
81 1O3c for a good article.
TAWBORO', Nov. l9.-Turpentine-D 50 20 to 81 %
IL, u
Corn 81 rs to So 90 u bb Cotton to Oa cents Bacon
II to Ii cents Lard II to l25 cents
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 22-Bacon l24 a 10 ; Cotton
Fair to Good 10 "a l04 Ordn. to Mid. 90 "a 90; Flour
family, IS 81 q 80; Super $ Is q 90; Fine, S. OOa
50 90 Scratched 81 IS q co. GranCorn, 50 SO q 80
Rye, 50 80 q 90 Lard-13 @ IA cents Moasses-Cubs
80 q 81 cents New Orleans, IS q 80 cents Salt-Liver
pool Sack 81 40 q co. Turpentme yellow dip, 81 81
43 433 cents. Peruvian Guano, upwards sos
ton of 1000 tbs less quantity $40.
COttOn-Slpht animation.
Flour Gradually declining.
Corn-Finds ready sale. Observer.
| HAVANA, November 19, 1S58.-Sugar-Since my review
of the 10th instant the market has taking
the greatly diminished quantity this staple stock,
rather active and the reduction in rates noticed my
review has been fully recovered The market at
firm with upward tendency at 81 to 81 rails arrobe
D. S. No. II and other numbers upon that basis The stock
to-day between this port and Matanzas greatly
coed CO. 900 boxes against 205 900 boxes this period
year. and 160 600 boxes the preceding year C856)
Moasses rather active at q to q rails y key of 81 gal
Ions. have heard of small parcel of crop having
been thus early offered for sale.
Rice-Amercan is quite dull, casks per Isabel from
Charleston only realized liz rails per arobe About 35C
casks American in store being retaed at III rails pei
arrobe.
Lumber.-w. P is dull and quite plentiful. Cargoes are
arriving almost daily P. P in only moderate demand
cargo from Pensacola realized few days since, $28 "a
y thousand feet Sugar box Shocks in slight request
Molasses mid shocks in good demand.
Freghts continue extremely depressed Vessels are eav
ing in balast.-Corres. Charleston Courier.
LIVERPOOL, Nov 6sales of Cotton for the week 47Ot
bales Decline during the week 4-some say an J. Orlean
Fair Il; middling 81 Upland Fair middling g. Stool
in port 40, 900 bales, including $4,000 American
Business in Manchester better but prices slightly declined
Flour has declining tendency, but quotations are I'm
changed. Wheat very dull. Quotations nominal Southern
white IS I'd Corn has declining tendency but price
Provisions have declining tendency Sugar heavy
Quotations barely maintained Coffee firm Rice quiet
Ss 3d. Rosn steady at IS lid As Spirits Turpenne dull
at 40 402.
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