Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-12

SALISBURY, Nov. 9-Bacon-Hams, II! to Is cents
% Cents Butter Is to IS cents Coffee Rio IS to IS
cents Cotton 10 to II cents Cotton yarn 81 05 to 81 TO-
6bs 81 50 to S co. Feahers 30 to s. cents Lard 10 to
y cents POtatOessh, IS cents to 81 Sweet S73 to
- cents Turpentne, 81 cents Wheat, 80 to l 90.
| CHARLOTTE N. c., Nov 9.-Bacon-hanls IS IA, sides
II u, hog round u 90. Lard II l2c FIourextra
sUperine in bb S. % so 90 do. in bags 81 80 81 40
Meal 55 CO. Coon-new 10 a l03c. Cofee-Rio l25 Ii
Java, 22c co. Sugar-Loaf 16 60c brown Is O0c. Mo
lassesNew Orleans 60 co; West Indies, As SOC. But
ter zoe. Beeswax q 00c. Feathers 80 373c. Salt
u SIX. 81 So 81 70. N. c. Whiskey 45 50c Northern
We make several alterations in our table this week Pro-
duce of all kinds has an advancing tendency except Cotton
ing and foreign markets. Old demand at 81 cts
orders on hand for large quantity New so
Flour rather and good white wheat is and
wanted
Salt per sack 81 IS to 81 75when quantity wanted
| it could be purchased at 81 60 per sack.
TAWBORO,, Nov: @Turpentine-Dip, s. 20 to 2 %
Scrape, As to 50 cts % 100 lbs Tar 81 90 to 81 l0 Corn
81 IS to 50 90 u bb Cotton, 10 to II cts Bacon, u to
- cts; Lard, II to l25 cents.
| WASHINGTON, Nov. 2d.-NAvAL SToREs-Reman I'M
CHANGED. Sales from 50 IS 50 20 for dip Turpentne
scrape 81 IS Tar 81 40 81 5O Rosn 81 10; Spirits Tur-
Gran-Corn is Very dul-rctais from boats co a C3c.-
No arrivals Of wheat
Cotton-sells readily at lO5c. for middling.
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 8.-Bacon Il q l25 Cotton
Fair Good 10 "a 10 Ordin to Mid 90 "a co. Flour
family, Sc Is q 90; Super Sc 90 q co. Fine, $ 10 q
50 90 Scratched IS SO @ co. Grain-Cor so % so;
Wheat 50 IS 90; Oats, 45 q so; Peas, IS q 50 90
Rye, 50 80 @ co. Iard-13 a a cents Molasses Cuba
80 O. 81 New Orleans, 45 @ 30 Sa-Liver-
pool Sack, 81 Is q 90; Turpentine yellow dip, 81 60
q 90; Virgin 81 GO co. Hard 81 40 "a 90; Spirits,
A 90 Peruvian Guano, and upwards $50 ~
ton Of 1000 lbs; less quantity $50.
Coton-We again reduce figures, and the late news
Will cause further reduction.
Flour-Sightly lowcr,-Obs.
| NORFOLK, Nov. G.-Corn-Ycow, 90 a 90; White co a
p cents; Mixed, 90 r. Meal g a g. Wheat-Irme
Family So 50 Extra, So IS a 81 Superine, Sc a Sc
Oats, 90 d. Peas-Back Eye, 81 81 a 81 40. Beans 81
Common, 81 IS a So No l. 50 81 50 Fine 50 90 a 81
co. Spirits Turpentine AZ 49, Tar-Bright, 81 -; Black
Bacon-Va. & n. c, H. r., 10; Hams I24 49, ; Sides
l04; Shoulders, 10; Western Sides, l05. LardVa. N
&. No. l, l35.
MOBILE Nov, 5..-The sales Of Cotton to-day embrace
OOO bales &C. for Mdding. For the three days
Friday the sales 1000 bales and the receipts H. 800 bales
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-The transactions to-day il
Cotton include $500 bales, without change in the rates
which are, however, not firmly maintained. For three
days the sales $500 bales; the receipts 600
and exports Is O0o The increase in receipts for all ports
now III 600 bales.
baes-upland IL. Flour frm-sales II 600 bbs Sta
81 O5 s. 80; Ohio $ % $ 40; Southern $ s. 30
l6 white 81 Is a 81 IS. Corn is buoyant-sales Of 1890
bushels-nixed IS &c. choice 8Oc white S.; yellow
81 u 75 Whskey is quiet at Zz5c Sugar IS firm Mas
t is heavy at 81 30. Rice is steady at , &c.
BALTIMORE Nov. 9.-Four is quict-Howard st. am
Ohio So Wheat is firm and unchangedred 81 Is 4 %
white 81 50 a 81 40. Corn is steady-od white 73c.: heJ
65 &C.,: old yellow 81 83c.; 20 75c. Whiskey
dull and steady. Provisions very dull but ayerag
t in the sales show quotable change in prices.
It CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.-Cotton.-The transactions tc
day were confined to bales at about the prices
on the previous day. The sales may be cassed follows
viz: 70 bales at l05 at l04; s. at II 358 at IL 1876
y III and $50 bales at liz cents.
l. LIVERPOOL, Oct 90 Cotton.The market is dull, an
all qualities have declined Sales Of the last three day
900 bales. Sales for export and on speculation Leo
bales Holders anxious.
n Manchester adviCes unfayOrable.
Breadstufs.-The market has a declining tendency
Choice brands are firm. Middlng and lower grades hav
u declined Western Canal Dos; Southern 2ls 22s
Ohio 22s 24s. Cd. Wheat very dull Best grades
inay unchanged Inferior qualities offered at cOns
erable redunton The sales have been unmportant Ha1
well quotes European Wheat sd lower and American nom
l. nal.
rs Provisions-The market has declining tendency Be-
, is dull with but little inquiry, and prices week. Pork
= dull Bacon is dull. Lard dull and quotations nominal at
~ a SIS. 49,
ID Produce-Cofee quiet. Rosin is dull at 3s lid. spi
its Turpentine closed firm at 39s Cd Ais. Tea closed quit
but prices steady. Rice is quiet Linseed Oil 30s TaO
III 49s Sd a 49s Sd.
IN LONDON MARKETS.-The money market has slight
in improved. Loans abundant at Il y cent. Cab
shares $685. Consols 984.
Breadstufs have declining tendency Wheat is dull al
former quotations barely maintained Sugar steady
ae Metals-Pg Iron, on the Clyde, 54s, a OILS, I'd.