Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-15

HAVANA, Dec. 10, 1852 sugars.-My last review of
25h ut left market for Cayed Sugars bearing raher
that period been fully sustained ruling
continue to be 81 reals arrobe for D. S. Nos IL to
hands, The stocks here and at Maanzas only about
tegence of the bright promises coming crop except
indeed the vicinity of Cenuegos where the weather has
not been favorable to the growing cane
Moasses is nomnaly held reals per keg of 81 gallons.
There is scarcely any in this market that is not tart
Rice is in good demand. Two cargoes from Savannah
have sold my last review at Ia IA reals per arrobe
and 25O erces Isabel from Charleston 9TH nst at Ia
Lumber-W P.-sales of two or three cargoes at from
$25 to $26 per NJ feet P P in good demand, with only
So cents 81. Moasses and Sugar Hhds. Shocks, City
made, at So Is 50 3l{ Empty Hhds, 81 so. Hoops
Observation-Disclosures dull not an American vessel en-.
gagged within the last six days Nomnay the rates are
British Channel for orders s5s 4Os ton: Coastwe
40 cents per box; So per hid Sugar 81 per hid
Molasses-Ch Charleston Courier.
SALISBURY, Dec. l3-Bacon III l23; Beeswax 20
Is Coffee, Rio, l2s "A Java II 22l Cotton II; Cot
ton Yarn 90 81 10 Corn 60 do. Meal 70 Feah-
per h. 80 35 Flour per Dbl 90 s. 2O per Sack
q a. New Orleans s. f So oas
40 As Potatoes, Irish 40 So Sweet IS 40 Rags, per
81 S proR Rnf X % M Ga2sG 49,
Talow 10 H. Wheat, white So 81 90; red So 90 Wool
Is a SOC.
BALTIMORE, Dec. l2-Flour is dull sales of Howard
street at $ 25 s. 81 Wheat heavy and unchanged
white 81 80 81 As. Corn is higher yellow has advanced
closing 10 WHITE 70 for yell
so $ll. Bacon sides 10 cents. Whiskey 264 &c.
MOBILE, Dec 12.The Cotton market is easier and I'M
changed sales to-day of 5000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 12.-The Cotton market is SITTER
with change in prices sales to-day of u bales
Sterling Exchange has declined j. and now quoted
81 per premium. Sight Exchange on New York
per cent discount Sixty day bills i II per dis.
count.
NEWBERN Dec. l3.-For the wesk-Turpentine-
cepts have been fair and prices have slightly ADVANCED
Some 500 800 barrels sold yesterday & 70 for Dip and
81 for Hard.
Rosin Tar and Spirits TurpentineNo sales reported in
either yesterday. For ruling Prices Current
CottonThe receipts of the week have been very good the
exact number of bales not but much larger than
any previous week. Last sales believe 94c No
reported yesterday.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 12-Cotto n.-The transactions to-
gradually stening show decided advance to-day on the
quotations given in review of Friday morning last The
IO 70 at 10 ZIG 3l8 lO4; 1913 at 10 lII6 $50 at OE
259 at IL 100 at III, and 26 at ia cents.
| NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Cotton-Saes to-day of 1000
bales; market firm Flour is depressed sales OF $1,000
20 s. 80 and Southern at 60 S. IS. Wheat heavy
with sales of 5000 bushels Corn firm, sales 900 bush
is heavy 373 SO So Lard at lOl IL cts
Whisky dull at 2s cts sugar firm sales Of Brazil at cts
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. 12-Bacon IL a Is; Cotton
family, 90 @ IS co. Super 90 q S. IS; Fine, 90 a
IS 10 Scratched, 90 81 IS GranCorn, 81 90 @ O5;
Wheat 81 90 a Is Oats IS a rs Peas, 50 80 a 95
Rye, 81 10 q 20; Lard IA q Is cents Moasses-Cuba
IS q 80 cents New Orleans, 50 q 90 cents salt-Liyer
q OO Virgin, 81 rs q 90 Hard 81 90 q Is spirits,
81 s7a cents
Sales made Friday at 10 10t for best grades
Flour the receipts have fallen off since last review.
We note advance of 10 cents per bb IN all grades
which the market is firm.
Spirits Turpentine- little doing Sales
of small lots have been made at 37t.
Pork-There has been transaction in this article,
cept in small lots from carts which taken at cts.