Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-06-15
FOREIGN MARKETs-pER EUROPA

| LIVERPOOL, May 25.-We have again had q
heavy import of Cotton this week, and the sup
ply into Liverpool since the LIST January now a.
mounts to | ,Ol 5000 bales, against 65 600 to
same period last season the import from the
United States is 100000, being an increase oil
| $50, 900 bales
| The demand has continued steady and 10 fail
extent this week, but not equal to the QUANTITY
offering, SO that The market has been heavy, with
decided turn in favor of buyers particularly 10
the low and middling qualities, in which reduc.
lion OF sd per Id has been submitted to in most
OF the business of the last few days. but for fair
qualities the former quotations of Il for Upland
and Mobile and 43d for Orleans are continued,
these and the good qualities being less plentiful
The sales for the week ended this day amount to
40,32O bales of which 5000 have been taken for
! export and 400 speculation, and the Ameri-
can descriptions consist CT $3.50 Upland at 81 a
s.: 1880 Orleans at 81 6; 1880 Alabama
and Mobile at 81 5 and 800 Sea Island at 81
lad per ID.
The demand for Indian Corn has continued
steady and at some further advance, the quota
tons being 33s for white up TO 36s per quarter
for yellow, and the latter now generally held at
Cd per 4r higher. Flour is steady and in moder-
ate demand at 23s 23s ed per Dbl for Western,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, white prime Ohio
mas advanced 10 25s per Dbl.
Rice-The imports of Bengal are large and
the sales are at former prices to the extent of 1000
bags at IS SIS Sd for low to fair broken, and IS
los I'D per cwt for middling to good table. Car
DINA has sold freely for export, $50 ties having
changed hands at It's l IS per cwt for middng
to COOL quality, which is lit dearer.
Naval Sores.-Supplies of common Rosin are
coming IN more freely, we have to note decline
i'll common of Sd per cwt in fine there is no al.
teratloD, the sales are 1000 bbs at from Is Sd up
to los per cwt. Turpentine remains lifeless, the
only sale to report being 800 bbs at IS Sd IS
lOd ex ship auction, the quality being good but
out of condition. Spirits doll and prices nominal.
Bro,Un, Shiphy f Co.
Latest Commercial LatelHgence.-
May 26.--The market has opened steady this
morning. There is moderate demand at the
rates quoted in yesterdays report. The sales may
reach 1000 to 5000 bales, including portion for
export.
The demand for Indian Corn still prevails, and
the full currency paid at yesterdays market for
the sales which going forward this morning.
Flour not lower, and holders of American Wheat
insist upon full rates. In other articles of the
trade there is little passing, and no change can
be noted.
MANCHESTER, May 26.--Our market for both
goods and yarns opened with more frmness this
morning. The accounts from India are consid-
cred satisfactory. The German houses oper
atng to some extent. Taking the market on the
whole, there is more confidence and greater activ-
ity still the transactions in goods limited.
HAvRE, May Election Prices have not
undergone any great change, with the exception
of the lower designation Of BASES and tree basses
which have receded If, still the sales which have
been made during the last few days denote fur
ther decline. The following sales reported
since our last statement, viz: 1858 bales New
Orleans at 50 8Of; 1912 Mobile at 81 "a :;
and 377 Upland at 81 rs; making total of
1857 bales. The imports during the same period
were 22,l70 bales, all American, with the excep-
ton of 81 bales from Laguayra. The estimated
stock of Cotton at HaVre on the 24:h instant was
SO, 500 bales of which 49.5ll were U. States.
Rice is completely neglected. and there is not
the smallest sale to report prices also languld
and on the decline. Since last report the imports
are 7S tUs and half ties Carolina Rice from
Charleston by the Versailles, 200 bags from Cal
cutta, and 500 via Bordeaux.
ANTwEnP.-Cotton has been in better demand.
We have to mention the following transactions
500 bales Texas at 235c; $50 bales Mobile at
235c, and 1900 bales damaged Georgia and Mo-
bile. The arrivals from America amount to about
| 5000 bales.
| HAMBURGH.-Prices Of Cotton we'll sup
ported. The stock is small, and there is none lief
of West India qualities.