Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-28

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NEw-ORLEANs. March ls.-Cotton.-We quote Inferior7
s. Ordinary 10 NIiddling 1O4 IL Good Middling
ia III Nliddling Fair III II; Fair 124 12t.
Sugar-Fair Al 81 to So Moasses 274 %. Flour a
81 Is. Corn Sc &c. Oats 46 to Sic Wheat IS 80 cts
per bushel Whiskey 20c Pork-mess $ll, $l3 25 $3t
Baconsaes 70 casks sides at 40 at Il 10 at &c., and
casks shoulders at 81. Lard II Sic. Cofee-Rio 105
10d.-Ertract True Delta Price Current.
NEw-O ORLEANS, March 25-Cotton-Thc advance from
the lowest point since the Asas has been cents co
sing firm. Strict middling quote at III.
BALTIMORE, March 25th-Flour 81 3I4. Corn meal, 81
s7A So Rye -four So SO. Wheat, Csc. to 81 o. Corn,
81 6Oc Oats, 50 4Oc Rye Csc Mess Pork, $12 Is a
Sill Whiskey, p 23c per gallon.
New YORK, March 25.-Flour 81 50 81 IS red wheat
SO cents to ST. Genesee 81 ID A Us cents 4S
80 cents II cents n o. sugar 81 81 cents do moas
81 cents Rio coffee lOl liz Pork $I3 25 for old
mess prime $40; Lard s. Sc
Cotton closed with downward tendency but actual
change in quotations. The sales amount to only 200 bales
Whiskey steady at % 23bc.
PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Four 81 A S. 90. Corn
meal 81 IS. Rye fonr s. 81. Wheat IS 81 0S. Corn
SO Gle. Oats 40 42c Rye Zoe. Lard u SIC. Rio
Coffee lO2 1O5c. Rice SEC. Whiskey % 23c.
Cotton quet-small sales-priecs unchanged.
New York, March 22d.-NAvAL SroREs.-There have
further sales of 1900 bb of North County Tupentne
at 81 81 per 230 lbs 900 North County Common Rosn
81 25 delivered; 500 No and No. l. 81 25 81 37t 17G
White, 50 25 and So 50 per go lbs and 5000 Spirits
Turpentne 35a SO CENTS with lots at retail sc 81 cash
Pitch 81 62t and 100 bbls Tar 81 So Turpentine
steady; Spirits Turpentne is firm Common Rosn is
less plenty and holders asking higher prices, and prime
White is scarce.
Boston, March 22d.-NAvAL SroREs.-Spirts Turpen-
tine shade lower sales of $50 200 bbs having been
made 3a 3Sc per gal cash. In Tar have only to
| c,,olS say emo In
Ron there have been further sales of at 81 So
cash, and No. at So, 6 mos.
CHARLESTON March 26-The Cotton market depress-
yesterday and prices dropping Sales 1000 bales at
extremes ranging from Il to l04c.-Coua7er.
HAVANA March IT, 1s5l.-sugars are arriving from the
and interior freely there have been material change
prices since my last quote Mus"ovados 81 ST rails
Cucurchos A s. ordinary to middng yeows 81 6; fine
FORTE 81 81 ordinary to middling whites ST 81 fine
to forte 81 l02
Molasses has declined II rls per key at this rate
cargoes been purchased Matanzas and Cade
Coffee is in little better demand ordinary to good so
| 50 25 fine 9 so $40 25.
Freighs continue brisk at So so per hid of molas
ses to North of u States 62t 81 10 per box of sugar
So so per hid do s3 IS. e3 los have been paid fol
and market
Exchange has improved. Sales have been made New
York at per cent dis London 81 per cent prem.
| Foreign HIarkcts-Per Steamer Franklin.
LIVERPOOL March 7.-Coton-The total sales of CotoI
during past week. in Liverpool amount 79O bales
During previous year the sales bales Du
ring week ending 7th $3.50 bales American, 266 do
Egyptian 26O Maranham, 126O urat, and so bales Benga
have taken on speculation and 6O American 70 Egyptian
1850 Surat and 2lO Madras. To-day have fair de
mand trade and the sales of Friday amount to 500(
bales Holders generally firm. though ID decline has
some instances been submitted to- though there is really
quotable change from last week.
The Hayre Cotton market presented no new feature
On 7th the -four market of Liverpool quiet ant
prices the last week Favorable westerly
brought large feet of vessels from the United States
Wit hin four days the receipts of -four were $4,000 bbis
quarters of Indian wheat
The and -four have been comparatively lmi
Indian has declined Cd to Is quarter In Lon
don held rather firmly at previous prices, but M
probability of al advance go .
Naval demand, without change in pri
| ces.