Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-11

CHARLESTON, Feb. 9.-CorroN-The sales this morning
amounted to l27 bales at the following prices q at III Il
at liz and 20 at IL ll-l6 cents.
CORNls firm at upward tending prices Of three cargoes
North Carolina, amounting to 5000 bushels the bulk
sold at 10 cents and part of prime white quality for
milling sold at so cents u bushel.
RICE-The arrivals during the past week, amounting to
$500 tierces fully absorbed by the sales the
time prices ranging from 50 to ST. the bulk at from 81
81 for common to @ s3s to 81 for good to prime
RoUGH R1cE-Of about IS 900 bushels received some Is
600 bushels reported to US having been taken both
by mlers and for export at prices ranging u so cents
| bushel, as in quality.
MoLAssEs-Onr former quotations Louisiana continue
unchanged from 40 ~ cents Of Cuba l60 hhds
of the old and crop received since our as-e former
sold and the latter the eghborhood of about
SALrThe article continues depressed with an ample
stock on market. We quote 62 IS cents % sack
ed and seamless, as T. quantity and terms. About 5000
sacks, recently arrived, remain aaoat unsod.Neaos.
SALISBURY, Feb. 9.-Bacon--Hams, 124 to Is cents,
Sides 10 l25 cents Hog Round to l0c Beeswax % to
% cents Butter IA to 20 cents Coffee Rio, 123 to Ia
Corn 65 to IS cents Flour y 100 lbs, 81 10 to 81 35
bb 81 80 to s. 90 Feathers 80 to IS cents Lard 10 to
T. cents h 50 50 cents etS. to ga Sweet s. to
l25 cents Turpentne 81 cents; Wheat, so to 81 O5.
BLTIM0RB, Feb 8-Flour dull sales Of Howard St
cents Red 30 to i4O cents Corn is firm; sales Of white
and yellow "a to II cents.
NEWBERN, Feb. 9-Turpentne.-25 500 bbls sold yes
lot changed hands at Az cents gallon. Staves-A guam
y of very inferior were disposed of at $40 q H. Nothing
reported IN 0Lner aItCieS
NEW YORK, Feb. 8.-Cotton is massachusetts of 1920
bales declined lie c,: Upiands middling, ia quota
tons nominal. Flour dusaes Of 1000 bbls.; State
IS Is s. Is; Ohio, SIS Is Sc 20 Southern, S. 60 So
Wheat is heavysaes Of 1900 bushels Southern white 81
IS 81 TO- Corn steady sales OF 2C00 bushels South
ern white SO S. cents old Mixed 81 Sc cents yellow
70 50 cents. Beef steady IS IS $40 Pork qui
et-ess, SIS $18 50: prime, S3 629 Lard is firm at III
I2Sc. Whskey is dull at 273 % cents. Sugar is firm
Moasses steady at Al AZ cents Spirits of Turp entine
firm but buoyant at 49, so cents Rosn steady at 81 IS
Rice is firm at 81 4|e.
rFT7ITJJ Z m
Fair Good, l02 q II Ordin to Mid. 10 q l04 Flour
family S. 40 q so Super. S. Is q 90; Fine, IS 90
50 90 Scratched, 81 IS q 90; GrainCorn, 81 90 O. 05
Wheat, 50 95 @ 90; Oats so % 90; Peas SIS q so 80
30 "a 81 cents New Orleans, As q 30 cents saltLiver
POOL Sack. 81 IS "a 90 Turpentle yellow dip, 81 8;
@ co. Virgin, 81 IS q 90; Hard, 81 Is @ 90 Spirits
43 433 cents.
Bacon-Very superior lots will command something above
or ad 7anced figures.
The decline noteo last Monday has been fully
aIized. and now has downward look.
| Flour-No change.
Corn-ecepts last week were rather more than formerly
but prices are fully maintained.-ObS.
/ CHARLOTTE N. c., Feb. 6.-Bacon-hams l24 a. sides
IL r. hog round l0t IL. Lard Ii l2sc F!our-extrs
superne in bills, S. 90 50 90; do in bags 50 As 81 so
Meal go &c. Cotton-Fair to Good, 103 OGc, Ordina
nv to Mddlng 103 cents. Cofee-io, l2a IA cents
Java Iec ~. Sugar-Loaf IA Ice; brown 90 00c. Mo
lasses-New Orleans IS 60 West Indies, SO 40c. But
% SAX 81 so 81 co. n. c. Whiskey 45 Soc; Northern
do. 90 00c.
Cotton has declining tendeney-sales were made las
week 1c but is not likely these figures be obtain
81 o. The supplies of Bacon Corn Flour and Wheat ar
limited and the demand is good with upward tendency
prices.