Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-01-01

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.--Cotton-The market has decln-
ing tendency sales of 300 bales to-day Flour is heavy
sales of $500 bbs to good State at 20a 49, Ohio
at 62as4 &c. and Southern at 50a IS. Wheat sales of
$500 bushels at 81 Is for white. Corn firm sales of $500
ced Is cents sales at Is 6Oas6 Prime is unchanged sales
at ID 25asl3 So Lard declined &c. sales at 9a93 cents
Whisky dull sales of Ohio at Il Sugar quiet at Gas
cents Spirits Turpentne heavy at 80 cents Rice has de-
clned to 3a3s cents
CHARLESTON, Dec. 29.-Cotton.-The demand to-day
good athoug very general the transactions being
confined to few buyers and sellers. The market de-
pressed and dropping and sales show further decline
of ac The sales footed of $3.50 bales at prices
ranging from 81 to 81 cents.
Foul, sacks Good superfne brand, taken up
for Spanish export to day at 81 873
FAYETTEVILLE Dec. 2s.-Bacon Is @ 90; Cotton
family s. % a 579 Super s. 90 q 10 Fine s. IS @
IS Scratched s. 50 q co. Grain-Corn 50 70 q Is;
Wheat 81 90 @ 10; Oats, so @ 90; Peas, 81 q 90 90
Rye 81 90 q 90 Lard-l4 q 90 cents Molasses-Cuba
IS q 90 cents New Orleans, 90 90 cents sat-Liver
pool Sack, 81 Is q co. Turpentine Yellow Dip 81 so
q 90; Virgin 81 20 q 90 Hard 50 IS q co. Spirits,
SO q 90 cents.
Bacon.-Receipts light demand less.
Coton-We reduce quotations. and Judging from last
New York news the next sales will be less but not low
as they will be at future day.
FlourQuotaons fully maintained sales this morning at
hiS Go4nf hgHFes
Peas-In demand
Whskey-New begins to n and has to compete with
the low priced Northern which sells at from IS to 40 cents
in immense quantities.
Extract from private letter from New York. Dec 23d
Our cotton market fiat no for shipping quantity in
creasng and pressing the market small sales for spinning
at 10 cents Flour market bad that of cotonObs
SAVANNAH Dec. 2S-C Cotton easier with sales to-day
of $50 bales at 80 10 cents % 10.
AUGUSTA Dec 28.-There is nothing doing in Cotton in
this market.
MOBILE Dec 26-The sales of Cotton to-day comprise
bales u b. for Midng. The sales of the week
foot up bales and the receipts 2S0OO against 900
last year The stock hand is 900 bales. The decrease
at this port is II, 600 bales.
MOBILE, Dec 28-The sales of Cotton to-day reached
bales at 81 81 cents Il b. The receipts for three
days are 1880 bales.
HAVANA Dec. 23-Suguars-F and brisk of sale but
without change in prices The stock rapidly deceases and
may be computed this morning, here and at MantanZas
little more than boxes and 1900 hhd The following
quotations must be considered very firm: D. S. Nos to
TO- as; Nos. II to II, 81 to ras; Nos Is to IA, "a
to Il ras Nos Is to IT, 81 to % ras Nos Is to 90 O
lO2 rails Whites inferior middlng l04 to IL ras good
fine liz Is rails; superior and orete l3k to IA rails
weather represented being rather those
tates in which grinding is being proceeded with.
MoLAssEs-OOO hhls contracted for Cardenas at and
rails, for CROP half cayed and half muscovado.
RICE.-l28 casks sold 22d inst. at IL rails u arrobe-
The stock on hand too large permit higher rates to rule
HAMs-Quite scarce and in demand-lOO bbls from New
Orleans sold I'D inst at 81 rs e qt and CT bb
day, from New Orleans, at SIS y qtl of clear.
LUMBER, P PThe cargo the Queen ofthe West, from
Chareston turning out rather Inferior sold at 22
NJ. feet. cargo from Mobile awaits purchaser. Box
Shocks in fair demand Reals Hoops last sale Eyes
erday) Is NJ Long at ss per M NJ Short at s43 NJ.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 12.-The Cotton market has declined
3D. and holders pressing the market Sales of the
week bales including 900 on speculation and 200
for export sales on Friday 5000 bales closing quiet
leans 63l: fair Mobile o.; mddng Mobile 6gd. fair Up
lands g. mddng Cd Stock in port 352 900 bales, nclud
ing 900 American
day all descriptions were slightly dearer, except corn,
which was dun and lower Provisions were very dull
RANK If Eeand had increased sterling Conso.
for money shut for account. 90 9lE.