Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-10-15

Bacon 70 i2c Beewax YAK: p 23c Butter 5u sc % Cot
ton 10 HI Corn IS Oc Feathers y b. 80 35 &C.
i2c. Oats SIC. Rags q H., &c. Taow II IL cents
Wheat, white, 9Oc 81 Red so 9Oc. WOOL u b., %
SOC.
Fair Good, Il a III Mid. 90 "a co. Flour
family, S. so q CO.; Super. S. 60 @ Is Fine, S. 40 q
Wheat g $ g. OATS g. Peas 3 as g % .;
Rye, 80 80 @ 90; Lard-13 q 4 cents Molasses Cuba
pool Sack 81 Is a 90; TurpeHte yellow dip, s. s.
Virgin 81 IS co. HaEd 81 90 sprts
ton of 900 lbs; less quantity SO.
Bacon-Plenty and dull.
Cotton-Up to Saturday the market ruled firm on that
day shippers took look at the prospect of gains and after
hard struggle let drop When other markets look
increase of receipts all the ports up present
over last year is l27, 766 bales.
| Flour-Quite trm.-O6serUer
TAWBORO', Oct 8.-Turpentine- 50 20 to 2 %
Scrape 80 to 40 cts per 100 lbs Tar 81 90 to 81 10 Corn
g Is to So 90 per Dbl Cotton ii to II Bacon II to
Is cts Lard, Il to l27 cts
| CHARLESTON, Oct l2.-CorroN.-The Evening News
ranging from III to ID cents 70 H. in quality. We quote
Inferior to Good Ordinary, II liz Low to Strict Mid
P. S-The sales this morning amounted to IS8 bales at
the following prices $50 at IL 20 at II and Is at III
cents.
RICE.-The market has been quiet state owing prnc
pay to the light receipts which amounted only $50 tcs,
during the past week. There has been no Quotabe change
since last quotations. extremes of prices having ranged
from so $3 the bulk of the sales being of the new crop
at from 81 ST. Exports of the week 34l terces remaining
on shpboard not cleared ITO tierces
RouGH Receipts of the week 1G 500 bushels all for
warded to the mills for pounding and without any sales
GRAIN-Corn continues dull and depressed. Dealers wei
supplied and holders of Tennessee in bags, offering freely
at so cents U bushe of Sc bs bags included eectng
ever but slow sales Receipts of the week about 20O(
i bushels.
OATsA cargo of about $500 bushels Maryland received
during the week. sold at so cents u bushe to dealer We
quote retailer sales at Sc to so cents
PEAs.There have been late arrivals sales, and
have no quotations to offer.
WHEAT.-There no market. The arrivals are light anl
the stock equally not offered by ders for want
demand We consequently unable to give quotations il
HAY-We have change to report. There is still {
large stock the market and although there
lbs for old North River.
FLoUK-The market during the past week has continued
in the same depressed state we reported i'll last
view With an accommodating stock, the demand confined
almost entirely to bakers and few Dealers who met BY
holders freely at 81 IS cents for bags and $50 s. for bbs
suPerfne' as in quality
state of stagnaton There is demand either for sides
shoulders and quotations of o. % for the former
y Il for the latter, those of retail transactions.
HAMS are likewise OF slow sale at from 10 to 10 cts
quality.
SALT-We have features of the market to report
Holders of Liverpool sacks of recent arrivals and goo
condition. asking in small lots from S. SOC. u sack
while old lots offering at Is SOC.
BAGGING AND BALE RoPE-No enquiry for either the for
mer offering at l6 164 the latter at from y to 49,
qnality. Holders eecting but slow sales and in retail
a, Domestic LIQUoRs-We quote Western recied Whiske
at 20 to 30C coming within the asking rates of holders
the demand being for small lots only.
Bank ra.es Of sterling Bills are qqote
do Time bills irregular at from to and to a y ct
discount for 80 and so days bills.
FREIGHrs.-To Liverpool ZIG; to Havre to CT . ID.
for square bales To New York steamers Cotton &c.
s per erce for Rice Sailing vessels loading about TIT
same terms-Flour 35 to 40 cents y Dbl.
Il WASHINGTON Oct. 5.-Naval Stores-Dip Turpentint
50 10 s. Isl scrape do 81 so; Tar 81 40 81 5O Rosl
: 81 Is.
Gran-Corn selling from boats to 20 Cts % bush
ell, as in quantity.
Cotton-The crop coming toward quite freely ant
is selling from IL to liz cts. for strict midding.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, September 29.-The cotor
market for Saturday. Monday and Tuesday continued be
steady and quiet with prices unchanged Sales satur
day and Monday 000 bales of which spectators ex
porers took l2OO The sales Tuesday estimated
at 1000 bales Flour closed dull and unchanged. Whea
was moderate demand slightly for the bet
ter grades and secondary and inferior qualities had declined
Is Corn dull at decline of Is. Provisions
and quotations nominal. Rice closed dull
London Markets. Sugars and coffee were steady Spirits
turpentne SO 39s.
Consos $751;