Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-09-17

NEW YORK. Sept A.-Four is dull sales of 10, 600 bbls
State at s5as4 s5 Ohio 60 s. TO- and Southern Is ass
white at 25a$l 49, Corn sales of 900 bushels white
so So cts Pork is dull sales of Prime l525as15 60
Spirits urpentne firm at 4s cts Rosn is firm at 72as IS
Rice is firm, Freights firm.
MOBILE, September .-The sales of Cotton to-day were
$50 bales at l2a23c % for Mddng. The sales Of three
days comprise 1850 and the receipts 1850 bales Cotton
feghts to Liverpool quoted at 3D. % b. and Sterling
Exchange at 8a64 T3 cent premium.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept A.-The Evening Neus re.
CorroN-Receved since the LIST inst 1909 bales and
sales or the week ended l4th bales at prices ranging
RcE-With reduced receipts prices have continued firm
sales for fair good quality at from So M So 2 Com
prime at So 33 very Received the past week
ing on shipboard, not cleared, $50 tierces.
GRAN.Corn IS cents per bushe bags included in lots
to suit Oats As so cents per bushe Wheat red 81 20
white, 81 80 per bushel.
sUGAR.-Muscovado 81 10 cents.
CoFFss IL cents for R ssV as in quality
BACON AND LARDsides 10 lOl, shoulders Il cents
GUNNY CLoTH-l63 II cents. Rope y 81 cents
WHIsKEY-30 81 cents per gallon
EXCHANGE.-Sight checks on New York a prem.
NEWBERN, Sept 14-Turpentne- Receipts small and
prices unchanged 200 bbls. changed hands yesterday
IS 60 IS for vrging, and SO l2S for dip SprsSome
Rosn sold at 81 20 Tar-l2O bbls. far sold at 81 So
C1rn-299 bushels IS sold DID at S!e Mea6o bushels sold
SI3c OnlnSIcS-0O,UUU at % w per M NO uanSac
lions in other articles.-PTogress.
FAYETTEVILLE, Sept 13.-Bacon Is "a 49, Cotton
Fair to Good III a Il, Ord to Mid. l0a "a 90 Flour
family, S. rs q OOO Super. Sc so q 90 Fine, Sc 40
90; Scratched, Sc 25 q 90; Gran-Corn, 81 90 10
Wheat, so 95 a 90; Oats, As a so; Peas IS a SO 80
Rye, so 30 a 90 Lard-l3 "a Ii cents Molasses-Cub
80 q 80 cents New Orleans As a 30 cents Salt Liver
pool Sack, 81 % a. 90 Turpentnle yellow dip 81 81
a 90; Virgin 81 80 a 90 Hard, 81 90 "a 90 Spirits
40 Il cents. Peruvian Guano tons and upwards s65
ton Of 1000 lbs; less quantity $40.
Baeon-N G. quite firm
Four-Present quotations hardly sustained. Observer.
! WASHINGTON, n. c.. Sept. Naval Stores-Sales al
follows So for dip turpentine 81 60 for scrape d. and
Is for tar. No sales of Spirits Turpentne Rosin.
TAWBORO', Sept. lO.-Turpentine- g 20 to %
Scrape SIS 40 cents per 100 lbs Tar, 81 to To- Corn
81 Is to So per Dbl. Cotton 10 to IL cents Bacon IL
Is cents. Lard, II to 124 cents.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 1-Sales of cotton for three days O0
bales including 1000 speculation, and 1000 for export
the remainder to the trade The market closed quiet bu
steady with declining tendency inferior qualities
quotations were barely maintained Manchester advice
| were favorable.
Breadstus-Flour firm at advance of cd. ciosin
quiet Wheat was higher, closing quiet red western 81
lid white do, Is Sd IS 3d. white southern 6s Sd
| 4d. Corn dull.
Provisions-Beef was steady and dull Pork and baco
| were steady. Lard quiet at Cos Sd 62s
General Produce Spirits turpentne steady at 38s cd
39s. Rosn steady at As I'd As 3D. Sugar quiet COTE
| firm Rice dull.