Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-01-28

NEW YORK Jan. 25-Cotton is firm-saes of 900 bales
G GR IS n Sc 30 OF sS S Do sta 8 % WS "a 70
buoyant-saes of 1920 bushels southern white 81 So 81
g. Corn 1H 81 cenf of p5 $1,000 bushels new ysGT
gig; new, SIS l2s. Lard firm at III II cents Whs
key heavy at 263 y cents Sugar is steady u St
cents Coffee is firm at % II cents prime III IL cents
Moasses is quiet at ~ 43 cents Spirits of turpenne is
firm at 493 so cents. Rosn is firm at 81 So Rice ID steady
at 81 cents
BALTIMORE Jan. 25.-FlQuf is nr1n at IS Is. Wheat
quiet; sales of white at 81 40 81 red 81 35 81 40.
Corn is lrn sales of white 76 cents yellow rs 70 cents
EEWBERN, Jan. 2G.-Very little doing in Naval Stores
We note sales Monday OF 60 bb Tar at 81 so and yes
terday of $50 bbs Turpenne, at So for Dip and 81 for
Coton-Saes Monday of SO bales at 1O4 % ID.
SAVANNAH, JAN 25-Sales to-day of 1873 bales, with an
active narket and an advance of cent on the better
grades Middlings liz cents
AUGUSTA Jan. 25-Sa3es OF 1000 bales MiJtllng Fair
III cents.
oBE Ran 25Ths sales Of Cotton today amount to
600 bales. Receipts 1000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 25.-sales of Cotton to-day are
$4,000 bales Mddng l3 Three days sales reach $500
bales. Receipts $1,000 bales.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 2G.-Coton-T sales this morning
amounted to 800 bales at the following prices "a at 10
At 70 20 at a. e5 at ~ al at Is ce en- s' " a" zOOa'
RICE-With good demand throughout the week, the
eeps in that time, amounting to 1900 terces We're y alb
bulk of the sales however, within the limits OF from S2a3
600 bushels which 900 bushels reported
having changed hands previous to being sent to mills
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GRAIN-Corn has somewhat improved, and two cargoea
of North Carolina white provision, received since last
SALT-SGme 5000 sacks Liverpool ground arrived since
our last remain aoat unsOd, of previous arrivals, the
sales seamless sacks slow at 20 cents y sack
i TAWBORO, Jan. 21.-Turpenticn- 50 20 to 81 25.
Scrape 80 cents per 100 lbs Tar 81 81 TO- Corn
81 IS to So % bb Cotton 10 to 10 IL cents Bacon Il to
\ l3c. Lard II to II lie.
i FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 24.-Bacon IL @ 90 ; Cotton
Fair to Good lO a IL Ordin to Mid. 10 q lO4 Flour
family IS So q 50 super IS 10 q 70 Fine IN = 90 q
Wheat 50 IS q o oo Oats 50 @ 90; Peas Is q so 90
80 81 o.. tE Essds Sa sgDts ssvar
pool Sack, 81 80 @ 90; Turpentie Yellow dip, 81 81
q 90; Virgin = 80 q 90; Hard, 81 10 q 90; Spirits
42a 90 Peruvian Guano, and upwards s65
Q ton of 1900 lbs; less quantity $40.
1 Cotton-We report quite firm and steady. s
, Flour-A small advance. Il
CONFIRM
f Molasses-The new crop arrived.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Jan. hams l25 IA, side
IL H. hog round lO9 IL. Lard IL 2Bc. Flour
superne in bbls., 81 Is 50 00 do in bags So 80 50 IS
Meal IS coo. Cotton-Far Good, lOI lo2c Ordina
lava isc ~ sugarNLoaf IA Ice; brown 90 ooc Mo
lasses-New Orleans, IS co. West Indies 80 40c But
* OS6 s C. %hkes 81 Co.,
Cotton-Bu little offering change prices here,
d though decline isfeported in the foreign market.
We advance our figures Flour, Oats and Peas Cor
Is snnny and the indications that prices viii advance
The price of Coffee, Sugar and Moasses has advanced
Charleston make alteration in quototons for th
It EaWAsHINGTON, Jan. lS.-NAvAL SToREs-Are wante
for freghs. No change quotations, except Tar, whc
: is firm at 81 40 a 81 so % Dbl.
"a (IRAN-Corn IS a go cents, as in quantity.
p CorToN-l0 IL for middling.
= LIVERPOOL, January 5.-Cotton-Sales last two day
bales including 400 bales for export and specus
ton The market closed dull but steady. Some circular
quot ations are barely maintained and prices LILO
lower Manchester advices favorable, and tAe marks
is closed with an advancing tendency and active.
al Breadstus are firm Wheat and corn have slightly az
a vaneed.
10 Provisions are dull. Lard is firm. .
Of Money Market-Consols 968 963 for account exdiv
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