Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-01-12

BALTIMORE Jan. 9.-Flour has advanced II cents
Howard st. selling IS so. No offerings OF wheat
prices very firm Provisions are quiet. Whiskey dull
at &c.
CHARLOTTE, Jan. 9.-Cotton-Very little i'll market
sales made at lie.
Four-a small lot sold at IS so a S. is per Dbl.
WheatSmal quantity sold at 81 IL 81 ID per bushel
COrn-Sales made at so S5c. per bushel.
NEWBERN, Jan. 10th-(For the week )-Turpentine.
aes for the week have reached only l50O 1000
hard with slightly upward tendency The highest price
obtained for dip, during the week. was So 10.
Spirits TurpentineThere has been nothing scarcely do
ing in spirits The receipts have been principally for ship
ment. Price unchanged.
and Rosnn the absence of sales of either quote
prices nomnay at 81 for the former and 81 O5 81 10 for
the latter.
Cotton-some hundred two bales have been disposed
Flour-Rather dull and receipts light still going at Sc
So so.
Corn-We have heard of sales the absence of which
we quote at from So to 50 Is per bbl
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Cotton- day of 400 bales,
firm sales 1850 bbls. State at 20 IS 3d. Ohio at
7Oa$5 So and Southern ats As IS TO- Wheat is firm,
sales of 1000 bushels Corn quiet sales of 1000 bushels
white and yellow at IS 81 cents. Pork steady, Mess
SIG ga and Prime $ll rs. Lard heavy lO log
cents Whskey heavy at rs cents Sugar is very firm,
Muzcovado II Il cents Spirits Turpentine A As
Rosn firm, sales of 5000 bills arrive at 81 Rice
steady. Freghs-Cotton to Liverpool taken at SIG 1872
| FAYETTEVILLE, Jan. 9.-Bacon l23 a IA; Cotton
Fair to Good, 10 q lOt; ordn. to Mid. q 90 Flour
amy 90 e 80 % sSps5 GO rsn $. Fps q"
Wheat 81 % 10; Oats, 60 q TO- Peas, 50 IS q 80;
8 = 80 New Orleans G 90 Cents saSer
pool Sack, 81 Is a 90 Turpentine dip, 81
a 90; Virgin, 81 60 a IS; Hard 81 90 q Is Spirits,
| 81 374 cents.
Coon-No change note in price of this article, with
but few transactions since our last review.
Flour-Receipts light market firm at quotations.
Spirits Turpentne-Sales of few small lots at 375.
POrk-NO alteration to note in price. Sales last
view at So.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 24.-Cotton Market-Saea of As, 900
bales including $500 bales to SPECTATORS and bales
for export All qualities have slightly declined. The
from the United States caused Slight decline and the nu
arrivals also produced depression Prices quo
ted 3l6 lower particularly crop cotton. Sales of
Friday estimated at bales the market closing quiet
New Orleans fair 73d mldding, 6Bd; Mobile fair 75d
middling 64d Upland fair, I'D; midding 7-l6d.
Stock in port 10000 bales including 295 900 bales Amer
can cotton.
Manchester advices are unfavorabe and prices have
slightly declined, the market closing dull
Liverpool BreGdstufS Mdrtet-Rchardson Spence Co.
quote Flour steady at 22s6d 27s. Wheat is rm-Red
9s3d 9sld; white 9s6d lls6d Corn is dull and prices
easier but quotations unchanged-Yelow 3ls 32s.
Liverpool PROVISION Market-Beef heavy, and all qualities
declined. Pork dull Bacon quiet. NeWburg Middles 40
sos. Lard is dull at IS a 56s
Liverpool Produce Market-Sugar is firm. Coffee il
steady Rice is dull but prices firm Rosn firm
advance Of I'd common 4s2d 4s4d; medium and fin
are only nominaly quoted Spirits Turpentine dull at 34s
et but prices steady. Sugar quiet but prices firm
and Qualities slightly advanced in price.
The money market generally unchanged, with
tive demand. American securities slow SALE
prices unaered. Consols closed 954 $50 for
eXdiydend Bullion at the Bank of England had increased
f2 GOO sterling.
CHARLESTON JAM 9-Cotton.-There a very goo
for this article to-day which resulted in the sale
upwards OF 200 bales. Prices reported to be rattle
in favor OF buyers although positive reduction
tabshed The sales comprise As bales at 81 70 at TO- 81
l04 IS at 100 Ill l93 $50 at log $50 at l03 405
= 10s, and 240 bales at ii cents.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-The steamers advices cause
less rmness the MARKET and il closed at easie
unchanged rates. 800 bales having been disposed Of