Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-22

CHARLESTON, Oct. 19.-Cotton- The market was firm
to-day with sales of 1900 bales at the subjoned prices
92 at III As at 1l 49G at liz l65 at 49, 298 at 49, and
800 bales at liz cents.
MOBILE, Oct 19-The sales this day (Tuesday) 1900
bales The sales for the three days $50 bales and receipts
$3.50.
NEW ORLEANS, October l9.-The transactions of this
day embrace 600 bales and for three days past OO
bales with receipts of 10000 bales and stock in hands of
10000 bales against for the corresponding date of
1851 The market closes with easier rates but no change
in figures, which are for Middling III 1l5c.
NEWBERN, October 2O.-Turpcntine. lots sold
yesterday at prices unchanged.
Sprts.-NOne in market
Rosin and Tar-We heard of nothing doing in either ar
ticle.
Flour.-FIour sold in small lots at Sc IS % bb
NEW YORK. Oct. l9.-Cotton is buoyan-saIes of 1900
ales-Orleans - l5ls; Upland u lG Flour is firm
sales of $4,000 bblssate, s. Y 81 40; Ohio, s. Is
500 bushes-westen red 81 o. Corn has declned-saes
of 28 900 bushelsyelow 669 cents white, so S4 cents
rrme, $l4 % $l4 62 Whiskey is quiet 22b cents
Sugar is quiet at 81 y cents Coffee quiet at % lO3
cents Spirits of turpentine is quiet at 10 50 cents
Rosin is quiet at 81 60 81 10. Rice is quiet at 81
cents
BALTIMORE, Oct. l9-Flour is dull-Howard street,
81 81; white 81 20 81 35 Corn--white IS cents
yellow So Sc cents Provisions quiet and unchanged
NORFOLK, Oct 15.-Corn- White and Mixed II cents :;
Meal 50 81; Wheat-Prime White, 81 % 3O Prime Red,
81 10 81 Is Flour-Famy, 81 so; Extra, So superne,
Stock 625 Is cents Pea Nuts, 70 81! cents Cotton,
new, i2k cents: Rosn-Common. 81 20 80; No. q 81
Bgh hnG 81 5 Bnok 81 = sat B. s. s. As G.
A. 90 cents Hay IS 80 cents; Guano-PeruVian, $58
Bacon-Va. s n c. H. r., lOl Ii cents Hams 10 ii
cents; Sides, lO9 cents Shoulders 10 cents Western
tern, 90 cents Staves-R o. HID. S344 So W 0 HID,
$40 w. O. Pipe, $50; W. O. Heading, $40 Shingles
Heart, S. Sc; Sap, s3a a 81
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct l9.-Bacon-hams Is "a co. sides
II a r. hog round II co. Lard II l3c. Four-extra
superGne in bbls s. Is 50 CO., do in bags s. 40 50 CO.
Gran-Wheat % 98c.; Corn 55 90; Rye IS co. Peas 60
90 Beans, white 81 90 50 90; Oats As soc. Meal 60
90. Cotton-far to good, 10 lOl ord to mid, 90 CO.
Hides-dry, 10 a II green &c. Cofee-Rio l25 IA ;
Laguayra, lG 90; Java, 22c co. SugarNew Orleans 10
Z; Porto Rico, 10 l2c. Moasses-New Orleans s.
20 Sugar House. 90 20 West Indies As Soc Butter Is
2Oc Beeswax "a 25c. Feathers 80 374c. Salt q SIX.
81 Is 50 90; Taow 20 Csc. spritsaRye Whisky Is
81 co. N. c. Whiskey 81 50c Apple Brandy 75c 81
RENARks.-We make but few alterations in prices this
week Cotton down. and quote 10 to l0l the ruling
price Last week the article sold at 49, but owing to de-
cline Charleston figures here reduced towards the
the week 81 bales sold in this market last
week.
Bacon is in good supply-Hams lower. Flour and Corn
change.-DemocTdt
FAYETTEVILLE, Oct. 1S.-Bacon II "a 125 Cotton
Fair Good IL a III Ordin. to Mid. 90 q OO Flour
family Sc 90 IS Super. Sc 90 q 90; Fine, s. so
Wheat, 50 95 a co. Oats, IS q 50; Peas IS 50 90
Rye, 50 80 "a 90 Lard-l3 a IA cents Molasses-Cuba
80 81 fep NeS 70 g ne cSef d - 60
q 90 Virgin 81 60 90; Hard, 81 90 q 90 Spirits
a AZ cents Peruvian Guanc tons and upwards s65 .
Cotton-Up Friday continued quite animated, but the
news on day caused little futterng in the morning.
and few sales made at IL but later in the day pri
ces recovered and principal sales closed at liz to 49,
Receipts light we advance our figures.
| Corn-But little coming in
| Oats-Receipts quite light.
| WASHINGTON, Oct 12-Naval Stores.-Dip Turpentine
g So Is Scrape 81 So Tar 81 40 81 So Rosn 81 Is.
90 CSC Wheat sells for &c. 60 TBS
Cotton-Comes forward quite freely and finds ready pur
chasers at liz nsc. . D., for strict niddling.