Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-24

S1 ns SsS GfS hhds upwards q cents gallon
sssss %
S sss: ss Rss: :s's So e s'
,,drs % BAc9S note o. fun 's Supply in
has been nearly an s eo.sj TIE
for @ddns snd :aSase ss0 0ar
which last sales were made--LaRp NJ ITesrs-at
sales Of 1 geo and demaPd limited
to note in Northern Mess refer to table far
s es solo SGm small ns fresh pork have been brought in
TnBER-ls in moderate demand and the transaction, Co..
week reach oSS9 rats at extremes ranging cas
FREaHrs to the light arrivals of produce, there
prices however without change We learn that Tesss:
are much wanted for lumber to both Eastern and
west India ports See table for last paid coastwise
| FAYETTEVILLE. March 2o-Bacon-iO@lO. Bs.s,.w
$4,000; Coee-Rio 1904, Laguyra I4@Oo ST. ne%n'
Soq TesSsTs prime
O6-scraehed S Is OO Gran-Com 81 10 a. sTg
Wheat q TO- Oats 10000 Peas Oo Rye 6O@ To- Hides
27N. Orleans 81 Go; salt--Iverpooi Sack - zoo
Cotton fair to good, Sa@9 cents ordinary to middlidp
Liverpool and New since I1s
pentne 3 20. Spirits 25 to Sc. OH''eu A"F-
NEW-BERNE, March I7.-Bacon hams are in ou;c< do
mand at lOe y H., and hog round from sa@9 Supply
moderate Beeswax rs cents Corn-Smal lots from cart
ing sold the early part of the week at prize Eggs
The market is pretty well supplied with this article and 10
ce in pretty freely and is in moderate demand at
10 y b. Meal is good demand so cents at which
Clay Peas at hear sale Of 80 bushels at
first figures PopltyDressed Turkeys taken quick
10 cents for Gobbers and III cents for Hens Fowls are
quick demand at so % pair for live or dressed Pota
Irish are very high this season-they
50 cents bushel Shinges-A sale of quality of
Bill Shingles was made this week at s5 Sale Shingles
o. Bbl would command sl9@2O Tar-This article brings
s. so . Dbl TurpensineThe receipts of Turpentne for
scrape from $3@sS TO- closing at highest figures.
NEW YORK, March ls.-(s previous days)-Naval
b p at pr a
say 25OO@3O00 bb in receivers hands, and for the
part held about Is cents cash though sales have been
est transaction heard of ut 6S, 60 days Tar is
steady and Rosn in moderate demand and but for the high
articles under this head The sales say bbs Spir
its urpentne at 666S CENTS cash. and 6@6s 60
been made , 2l0O Wilmington Common Rusin 81 SO@ co.
according to weight. delivered 500 No and low Mol
and Opaque 81 9O@2 SO Y Dbl in yard 500 No 81 500
so u 2O ID and 500 Wilmington Tar to arrive at 81 IS
Rice-There is a steady demand without variation in
prices from last weeks report and about 1900
changed hands, chiefly speculation at So Sk q 81 rs
cash.
NEW YORK, March 2l-Cotton in Now York, on Tues
day, rm and 900 bales changed hands. 200 bags
Rio Coffee disposed Of at u ID. Flour was
rhe higher and 5000 bbls sold 50 37k State
Southern was unchanged and $500 bb found purchasers
at 81 87a Dbl Wheat was firm, and 1000 bushels
sold at 81 IS % bushe for Common Southern White Corn
trife higher at from 70 q 800 cents % bushe Sp
its of Tupentinc dull and the sales comprised 100 bbs
at 50 cents gallon 1000 bbls of Common Rosin were
disposed of 81 Sc Dbl delivered and 700 bbs of Num-
Der One at from 81 so q So Is % Dbl.
p CHARLESTON, March 2l.-Cotton-There was good
to-day this article very full range Of prices
n We quote extremes at 7S q l04 cents
n BALTIMORE, March 2l-The Flour market this morn
ing is du-sae' of 500 bbs Howard ST. at 81 l2t and
more sellers than buyers. No sales of City Mills.
Grain dull, and the transactions moderate. Only abou
500 bushels offered and sales Of red at 17Sc Nothing
in whitenomna at liz us inferior lots to 5c less
Corn-Abou 800 bushels offered sales of white 66
7Oc and zoe. for yellow Oats-Sale of Pa. at 47c ant
Md. at dc Sales of Md Rye at 83c. Whiskey III hhds
26tc and bbls. 81 q 274c.