Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-04-12

Scrape 81 Is. Tar 81 o. Corn 81 Bacon &C., hams 7e
Lard &c.
CHARLESTON, April G.-Corrox-Nlarket quiet Sales of
zoO bales at log to IL cents
NEW York, April 6th.-NAvAL SToREs-The receipts of
Rosin have been large and sales have been made of
bbls Wilmington Common part before arrival at 81 O5 and
81 TO- and 81 Is delivered 1000 bbs North County 81
delivered and 400 bbs at IS cents aoat 250 bbs White
Rosin 81 81 So per 2O lbs. Spirits Turpenne is dull
with small transactions at 81 cents cash Tupentine is
quiet and Tar is inactive.
BosrON, April 6th.-NAvAL SroREs-We notice a fair de-
mand for Spirits Turpentne sales the 25O
bbls at c cash, and 35c In Tar there have been
safes of Wilmington at 81 ST. per bbl Rosin and
Pitch are rather dull
New YORK. April SO F. M-Flour 81 81 a S. 81; Corn
So 5Sc Oats 81 43c Mess Pork 80 Prime So % Lard
64c Coffee 81 1O!c per b Sugar A SIC b Molasses
PSI a 26c; Cotton 1l} Whiskey 22a 23c per gall.
PHILADELPHIA April 60 p: M.-Flour 81 81 Corn "a
55c Oats 81 we So 59c Mess Pork 10 81 SO Gs;
Prime 81 SO; Lard ST SIC; Sugars II SIC; Moasses
70 26ac Coffee dull Rice 81 3sc per lb; Whskey 81
pc per gall.
Foreign Markets, per steamer Europa.
LIVERPOOL, March 22-NAvAL SroREs-No sales report
ed in Turpentine Tar. American Rosin fair demand
700 barrels sold IS Sd IS 4d with IS sd
per cwt.
PRovIs1oSs-Amercan have been steady ndmantan full
prices, with slight advance in some articles.
RlcE-1i0 tierces Carolina sold at 1os Cd to 20s
CoTroN-The Cotton market is dull The only fca-
ure in proceedings the increasing demand for export
Yesterday upward bales American purchased
for the continent But with this addition ordinary bu
nes have still to reduce the quotations nearly Id per b
all qualities of American except perhaps fair to good Or
leans. The committee of brokers place fair Upans 6d
Mobile at 65d, and Orleans at 65d.
California Marl<et-per steamer Cherokee.
SAN Francisco, March 1-Brcks in demand and
mandng SIS per thousand brick buildings being
erected.
Boors-No sale of thick-thn of all decrip-
tons in demand at $40 per pair for light, and 25
$50 for heavy.
Candles have declined during the month large sales
Sperm have been made at 1925, and last at ST. for 100
boxes. Tallow good American, 40 a 43.
Coal remains without material change; sales at 35 $40
per ton.
CArrLE-Iave fallen in value sales at from SIS $40
per head in large quantities. Beef is getting better in
quality.
CoFFEE-ATanila and Rio very scarce sales have been
made 49, 13 and Is cents
CLorurNG-Fine is in good demand, and commands high
rates. Light common sales thick wooen high, in de-
mand.
| DOMESTIC CooDs-Reman the same, without transac-
tons, dry goods in retail demand.
DRUGS DYEs.-Maay changes have been made in
prices Sales of have been made at wholesale
during the month. The market is well supplied
FIsH.-Mackcral No. l, per Dbl, $25; do No. 2 $50
Goldfish, $50 81; Herrngs,
FRUITS.-Are and not in usual demand. large
sale of raisins made at 81.
FUENITUEE.-Very high !; French bedsteads $780, mat
resses $0 chairs SUPERIOR per dozen $500 chairs Amcr
500 chairs, ordered per dozen, 20 $40 Brussels
carpeting 81 carpetng $2 other kinds OF
furniture high in proportion cargo ofsupcrio French has
met sales at extravagant raes 900 and upwards for
of chairs, sofas, SC.
HARDwAREA large quantity is in the market and good
rates obtained for immediate wants tools high and
demand Swedish bar iron 7c per h. General articles
have ne sale, except locks and knobs from 70 to $40 pei
dozen stovcs 20 800, depending size.
LuO1BER.-The value has varied much during the month
It is held by the largest portion of merchants each having
different pcesales of good have been effected by
$780, and others high af $l75 The following the quo
tations Houses l2xi5 2oxso, &C. firm $500 to 5000
Common, $50 $75; American, $S5 $685. Shingles, pei
NJ $685. Oars per foot, 15c The low rates of labor and
oumber have caused preference for temporary
erection of buildings according tastehence the decline
The character of buildings sent not calculated for the class
of people remaining here during the mining season.