Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-05-16

snail ise saiek mas last sse was
l64 bales received and sold at 9A cents % loo @ 6o
LnE-Appears to be in limited demand stock mod
ceived since last review, which has been stored
LQUoRsNo change in prices See table store rates
LaIBER-Riyer-The market rules quite dull with very
little enquiry Several RATS market unold Sc so is the
best offer made for wide boards "a small parcel flooring
sold at SO 70 78M.
MoLAssEs-No receipts of this article several weeks
PnI1 and consequently the supply Of Cuoa ha: been mate
daily looked for; See table for store rates.
h, IEA NgTsNo sales We quote at 81 40 $50 %
PorAToEsLittls demand for hish, and fair stock
Oan az M o m sales at auction and from store at 20
PRov1sIoNs,F0r n c. cured BACON there has been but
on % r the week and the supply in first
parcels at 2 cents for hog round and ID 3k cents % b.
and shoulders The stock of Western cured rather small
and prices have upward tendency Two three parcels
held highest 0a e
receipts of n c. make the market has become almost bare
a nS noss fair demand Sh from We quote small
Kegs also in light supply and sells from store
No[f6e1 nzf M cents H. as in
and note sales from store during the week $s $40
po, according to weight and quantity fair supply
at "a 26 cents % b., as in quality -CHEEsE-Isi in
nt stock and very little of good quality markets sells
4ALr-Very little doing in either quality lot of 500
saG9 Liverpool ground received coastwise Monday and
Alum. N
sHINetEs-FOr Common there has been fair demand
during the past week and notice sales 900
at o. y M Contract are in good enquiry and very few
TD 70 90 e 80 y M in quality
time past and consequently we have sales to report );
pieces received this week. and sold $3 % NJ inspection
recent rise in the river has caused parcels
to arrive rather more freely for the past week There
very little demand from mers, and the market exceed
nsy dull We note sales of Is 10 RATS figures
ranging within quotations. See table.
FREIGHrSThe large number Of vessels that have arrived
during the past week. together with small receipts of coun
produce has created considerable dunes in the market
ana we reduce our figures shade to New York and Boston
Rates to Philadelphia remain about the See table
CHARLESTON, May 10 otton-The Cotton market
may be said to have been brought to stand to-day so little
was done IN the article Holders were unwilling to submit
to the decline Of t. reported in previous ISSUE and hence
the stagnaton Some 400 bales only changed hands at
tremes ranging from 10 to lc Some 2f hhds of Musco
vado Sugar sold at auction prices ranging from "a
u and 80 hhds Cuba Molasses brought Bic q gallon
There was arrival Monday of 149 hhds and bbs
Cuba description which sold prior to arrival at 29c
and in state of ransitu subsequently bought
| at Bic. q gallon
NORFOLK, May l4-Corn-Sales of white Yesterday at
50 Market tending upward Scarce and in demand
at $2C@26 Shingles prime bunch
CottonMarket nearly bare and no sales Peas-stoc in
some demand at recent quotations
NEW ORLEANS, May 12.-The sales to-day of Cotton
comprised 1000 bales The bulk however, changed hands
before the reception of the Aancs ad7ices The market
| closed unsettled
NEW IQ e Nay ls-cotton is quiet; Flour droop-
IS 87@6 81 and Sc 25@ for mixed to good standard
Southern Wheat is firm, sales at 81 go Southern red
Pork is improving sales SO 37@i9 for Mess Beef is
firm sales Of reP9GGked Chicago at 50 5O@l3 Lard i'm
cents for Ohio Sugar is active sales at s. cents for or
cans Molases firm sales at AZ cents for Orleans Spr-
its Turpenne firm and unchanged Rosin ditto Freghts
are firm.
-. BALTIMORE, May I3-Flour is steady Eoward-street
-nqhng doing in City Mills and Ohio but offered at
to food whites 81 $685. 6O and prime extra 81 55@l IS
Corn is firm white 48 a so cents yellow 48 So cents
sides, 9@9t cents HAMS l0@l2a cents pork $l8 So
; FAYETTEVILLE, May l2.-Bacon 1I@l2 cts. Bees
wax $4,000 Coffee Rio l3A@l4; Laguira l5@OO St. Do
colo Feathers 5000 Flour family 81 COCO 90 SUPER
fine Sc 5000 O0 Fine So OO@O 90; Scratched So 5000 OO
Grsin Corn 70@75 Wheat 81 OO@O 90; Oats 45@5O Pea
Lard, l2@90. sait--LysFpOol, (saok] 81 SOL 60:
arm Flour steady. Corn-No change Mollasses- Stool
t Ig oo n G. Whisky is dull Turpentipe- Yellow die
81 so, new Virgin 81 40, Sorape 80, Spirits S2@33.
LIVERPOOL, April 3O-Cotton was easier, Lower ouo
ations have declined Others not quotvbly lower New
Orleans midding sic; Mobile mddng SIG Upland
mddling o. The sales for the four days q OOC
bales, including $500 taken for speculation and export
Flour has advanced Sd. I2d. moderate business doing
32s.; good Ohio 34 Cd @35s Cd Corn white 29s Cd a
3Os; yellow and mixed 3Os Beef unchanged Bacon-mod
Lard unchanged Pot ashes unchanged with an active
business doing at 35 Pearl ashes unchanged Rosin
with moderate business.
MONEY M4RKET-The money market is tighter A new
49, the British is anticipated 00n'0l' 'a
THE LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
\ LIVERPOOL, Wednesday AftornoonThere is no change to
tending downward. f
i HAVANA, May 6.-Our market is quiet Sugar is arri
wing say at the rate of eight thousand boxes daily on
average.
Marine Intelligence.