Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-03-29
Foreign Markets. per steamer Niagara.

LONDON, March 8, P. M.-The demand for most Colo
NAL and foreign produce has been extremely limited and
make progress sale lower prices would have be
KEN The continued abundance of money however, renders
holders less anxious realise and material reduction
been submitted to- BreadStus depressed Cotton quiet
Coffee has been entirely neglected and quotations nearly
nominal Some few forced sales of fine plantation Ceylon
have been made at reduction of los from the highest point
but the principal importers refrain from offering their goods
waiting the result of the approaching Dutch sales The
est of native Cyon SIS which about 1900 bags
have been taken The other sales have been confined $50
bags Mocha from los SOS Cd for long berry, and Sumaa
49, and 300 bags good ordinary Rio at 55 In the
mental ports demand suspended until the sales in Holland
over.
The Germ trade remains in state of great depression and
with large arrivals from abroad prices have receded We
quote United States Canada Wheat from 81 per
quarter. American -four 10 23 per bb The reports from
the Provincial and Irish markets in general very dull
and Indian cannot be quoted 26 2Ss 4SO lbs
In Cotton there has been little doing during the fortnight
The Iron market less firm, and with order INLAND We
could buy bars and rails at G5 5s both free
board in Wales Swedish at el3 the spot Sales
spring shipment ell los Scotch pig, AS Cd 45s I'D
for mixed numbers. No Garthere per at Glas
gov.
TurpentneRough in moderate demand at Is Cd Spirits
demanded quiet SIS for English, and Sis Cd SIS
for American.
LIVERPOOL, March Sth-Our cotton market has been
uay dull and depressed since the departure of the last
steamer, Sales holders compelled to
submit decline of Id per h. all qualities below fair
which, its scarcenes maintains, though in limited de-
higher relative value fair Orleans and Mobile being
quoted the last circular, and fair Upland at
Id per lb. decline only.
The quotations are-fair Orleans 65d; fair Mobile 6ld
fair Upland s. middling qualities GID per lb.
The sales for the week ending LIST nst estimated at
q $40 bales of which spectators took $780, and exporters
O7O bales Those for the week ending this evening
bales of which 2lO bales speculation
for export The American descriptions sold
$40 Orleans, at 7ld; $3.50 Upland, 81 IT, 4,740 Mo-
bile and Alabama at ST y and 500 Sea Island at l6d
per lb.
The stock Of cotton in this port estimated at 200
bales which 343 900 American, against total stock
bales this time last year, of which 265 900
, American
Under the influence of heavy imporatons of flour from
France and favorable weather for farming operations
ou nexpected decline has taken place market
best Western Canal Baltimore and Ohio -four having been
sold at 2s per bbl equal to decline of Is Cd per bb
New Western Is 2ls, and old Western 2s per Dbl
Indian has been in very limited demand at decline
per quarter and prices may be considered nominal
26 Us per quarter for yellow and n 2s Cd for choice
white Indian meal l3s per bbl Wheat IS Sd IS Cd
20 lbs.
The sales of Turpennine only 455 bbls Sc
supply of Rosin continues moderate
sales have been made at IS Sd IS i'd per Yours
specially, BROWN, S41pLEY s. Co.