Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-14

BALTIMORE, March u.--Four, Howard, street and
81 6o@sl g. fair to prime whites 81 65@$l u.s. Corn has
advanced, yellow and white So 60 cents. Provisions
hams $685. Bacon shoulders S4@S{ cs sides 81 cents
hams ld@l2k cts Lard western. in bills, lo4 cents in
vania 27@27b cts, Ohio % cts.
CHARLESTON, March H-Cotton---The transactions
TO-DAY were limited to some 1900 bales and the market does
sustain the outside prices tho opening
week The sales made at prices ranging 1Ok
cents extremes.
straight State 81 l2; good Ohio IS l2 and mixed and
extra Southern SO l2k Corn Western mixed, &c Mess
bbs ote whisky dhio sOfo G6es o. 1o cara Sun IN
gar MuscovadS, Sic Molasses, Orleans, 4ic Lnseed Oil
Rosin is firm sales of 500 bbs 81 81 for Wilmington
Rice 4gc. Freights firm.
FAYETTEVILLE March l0.-Bacon l05@llB cts Reeswax
24@0O Coffee Rio, l5@16; Laguira 15@OO st. Domingo,
10000. CottOn-Ear to good, 81 0O ord to mid 81 60
$50 co. Fine 81 oO@O 90; Scratched So Is Grain, Corn
1900; Wheat 5:sd 81 25 Oats 5000 Peas 65@7G Rye
Salt LIVERPOOL (Sack)$l IS @ 81 IS.
Coton-At the close Of last week cotton fell off full &C.
and the news by the Africa may further decline.
Turpentine 35c.
Tupentine have further declined whilst Tar has continued
decline Last sale of Dip 81 65 Scrape 81 TO- Tar 81 so
county white received this week 50 cents only obtained
small lot of red wheat sold at 81 40 8 bushcl Cotton
without material change last sales at % for farmers crop
TARBORO', March 6.-Turpentine- 81 90 to 81 25
Tar 81 90 to 25 Scrape, 40 to 10 cts % 100 lbs Corn
81 % to 81 30 u Dbl Bacon 10 to ii cts Lard to 10
cts. Cotton to 81 cts.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 22.-COtton---The weeks sales sum
$40 bales, and consist of APO speculation $500
for export and SO $50 to the trade Prices mddng are
reduced l-l6d to I'd; fair is unchanged. We quote
Upland: New Orleans. Mobile.
Middling. ..........-..5 13l6d sgd sgd
Fair s..........6 ODD Old 63d
The market closed firm last week, but nanimate. The
accounts per Africa had effect our market beyond
it, and since the departure of Baltic on
Wednesday, it has assumed much quieer appearance
with sales of only 900 bales day prices have barely
supported holders have been very firm and Cotton has
been pressed for SALE but there has been offering
spner well stocked by their late purchases and direct
imports and have only been buying small lots while specu
and exporters have also contracted their operations
the demand has consequently been insufficient keep up
extreme rates of last week. and the advantage has been
the side of the buyer We slightly reduce quotations
for mddng but it is difficult realise them for any guam
t'ty The lower grades getting much abundant
and must be quoted Id lower far and better qualities
neglected. spectators and Russian exporters full pre-
SENT and the absence of demand be considered
nominal. To-day the market is quiet the sales
mated at 1000 bales 200 being speculation and for
port The Manchester market has been quiet but there
no giving way in prices.
Naval Stores--Rosin continues in regular demand and
1000 barrels principally common found buyers As sd
is 3D. No sales reported Tar. Spirits of Turpentne
ssd to the extent of 300 barrels at BIS Cd Taow very
dull About POO tons of Lard changed hands
Breadstus-The business has been moderate prices
are firmly supported and todays market slight advance
was obtained for the better qualities of Wheat.