Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-02-02

FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. so.-Bacon liz @ -; Cotton
Fair to Good 90 log Ordin to Mia. % q 10 Flour
IS 40 Scratched 10 q IS Is; GranCorn, 81 90 TO-
Wheat, 81 90 q 49, Oats, so @ 70; Peas, SO IS 9o
rive 81 10 a 20 Lard-l23 a IA cents Molasses-Cuba
Is al 30 cents New Orleans, SO a 90 cents Sat-Lver
poo Sack 81 SO q 90; Turpentnle yellow dip, 81 20
5000 Virgin 81 66 co. Hard 81 ~ % OOO; Spirits
Cotton-There has been brisk business done i'll this
tice since in last and sales easily made at quota
tons small lot reported to have changed hands at
lOB for choice article.
There has considerable on the market, which was
readily taken at quotations..
with an of &C. per gallon Sales on Saturday at 81
cents. 90,
lot not we'll cured said have been sold at less figures
Pork-No transactions except in small lots, which were
sold at to s. cts.
Grain-No change in prices.
SALISBURY, Jan. 3O.-Bacon liz IA Beeswax 20 a
Is Coffee Rio ia IA Java II 224 Cotton 10 IL; Cot
ton Yarn 90 81 10 Corn 70 SO do Meal IS 81 Feath
2 so 81 so Lard IL II; Pork Il Molasses Cuba
81 a As New Orleans IS 65 Muscovado As SO; Oats
b % Salt per sack 20 81 10 Sheetlng, brown 10
Sugar brown. 10; Crushed IL 10 Clarified 10 II
TaIIoW 10 IL Wheat white So 81 IL red IS so Wool
MOBILE JAM 3O-The Cotton market quiet and dull
with sales Of $500 bales and Mddngs quoted at O2 Cts
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3O.-sales to-day of $500 bales
Cotton The market easier but unchanged Freghts
to Liverpool 9l6d
NEWBERN, Jan. Sl.-Turpentine Transactions during
|
prices been firm with sales of 1000 barrels at SO
| s. 10 for Dip, and 81 81 10 for Hard.
Rosn-Has been good demand and sales quite active
| at 81 10 81 l23 per bb. for Common.
Tar-There has been very little Tar offered during the
week it is however, good demand, and several small
lots been disposed OF at from 81 70 to 81 barrel as
| in quality. 49,
SHIRTS Turpentne-The ruling price has been 40Sc. per
gallon. Sales have been very meagre account of the
Small supply in market while the demand has been very
| good.
CottonThe cotton market has been pretty brisk and
prices have slightly advanced with sales of several hundred
bales at from 9sc. to lO8c. per h.
Flour-North Carolina Flour still continues IN good DE
maud and transactions buoyant from Sc to 81 per bb
orn-We heard of sales of Corn in the absence
| of which we quote it at 81 per Dbl.
Corn Mea-We have noted but few sales in this article
| A small lot sold yesterday at 81 10 per busheL
/ BALTIMORE, Jan. 30-Flour dull. Howard street ant
Ohio SIS So Wheat heavy. White 81 80 46. Corn frm
| do slS. Bacon sides 81. Whiskey firm at 243.
! CHARLOTTE Jan. 3O-Cotton-Only9 bales sold at 81
Fiour-We note sa:es st Sc 90 Sc 10 per Dbl.
Wheat-We quote Red at 81 90 a 81 10; White 81 lS
81 Is per bushel.
| Corn-sales light at 90c per bushel.
/ Peas-In demand at 80 a o5c. per bushel.
| Oats-None in market
/ NEW YORK JAM 3O.-Stocks dull and heavy. Virgin
iss 9s Cotton quiet. Upland middling ll Flour heavy
Southern S. 40 So co. Wheat dull and dropping. South
ern nominal Corn heavy-Eew rs q 81. Pork buoyant-
Il new Mess SIT IL. Prime $l2 u.s. Lard steady Whisky
23A 24 Sugar unchanged. Naval esores and Rce hrm
Il CHARLESTON, Jan. 3O.-Coton-The market does no
seem to outside quotations realized day or
sales Of to-day reached very nearly 1000 bales at the sub
Joined prices wiz 1913 bales at 81 SO at lO4 ~ at 1Ot
ia at la5: l39 at 10E 283 at IL 1873 at LII All at ia
A at lli "a at IL ZIG, and 400 bales at l3c