Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-06-19

LIVERPOOL, May 20 Cotton-sales of the three days
ID GOO bales including 1000 bales speculation The
Flour has advanced and Wheat 3D. Corn has advanced
Is Messrs Richardson Spence Co.. quote yellow Corn
Canal Flour Bis s2s Philadelphia $2s 82s Ga Ohio
33s 81 Red Wheat IS. 3D. 9s I'D. white 9s Sd I0s
Wednesday, noonmarket closes quiet and unchanged
Provisions; -Tbe arket is steady.
though the Paris Bourse has exhibited 6rmness p
vse accounts from Paris are not encouraging affirmed
bullion solely BY artificial purchase;
LONDON, Tuesday. Sugar is dull at decline of Cd
Is Coffee is firm but quiet Tea is bought cautiously,
Metals-Pig Iron has advanced to 80 SIS
LIVERPOOL, May SOth-Cotton-Sales for the week,
200 bales of which exporters took 1900 and SPECTATORS
1000 slow of sale unchnged prices Stock port
bales readstuf-One circular says quiet and firm, while
another quotes them dull Flour has declining tendency
Corn declined Cd; mixed 3sA 39s. Provisions dull Rice
unchanged at 26s Rosin heavy A 5s fine Ids.
Spirits of Turpenne 43. Nothing doing in crude do Con
soils 932.
LIVERPOOL, June 3d.-Cotton-Sales for three days
amount II bales of which spectators and exporters
visions dull Breadstuts have declining tendency All
kInds slightly lover Flour very dull and declined Is
Quotations barely sustained Weather favorable to crops
Consols "a Money slightly easier.
Manchester advices favorable.
LONDON, June 3d.-Money market improved Foreign
securities active There have been large arrivals Aus
PARIS, June 3d-The Bourse is heavy, with a gradual
decline in SIS, closing at So 10.
LIVERPOOL, June 9th 1857 Cotton closed steady and
generally unchanged Sales of the week 10000 bales
5000 bales and to spectators 4O Orleans fair
81; midding 1916; Mobile fair ST. midding I-I6; up.
Guiding 542, 600 of American
Brea dstus closed dull, and all kinds except corn had
slightly declined. One circular says Flour was dull at
decline OF 4s wheat very dull at Cd decline; and corn
easier but unchanged Other circulars quote -four declined
uotatons-western canal -four 81 3ibs southern 81
BIS; Ohio, 81 32as: Red Wheat, 81 9s, Id white
94s Yellow corn, $685. white, 4Os.
Provisions du-lard and bacon lower
Naval Stoes-rosin was firm at Is for common and l5s
for fine Spirits tupentine were firm at 434 44s Tar,
GrOceres-sugar was quiet. Coffee buoyant, and rice
The money market generally unchanged-consos 81
for money. American securities were steady
HEWBERN lyme l Eth Per b. Hog round
26c per lb Corn, Sc 90 per Dbl; Cotton iAc per- ID
per ID 10 to &c. Herrng for oak bbls Flour
S5 Fodder q y 81 pef
for New York Hides, dry l0c, green &c. Iron per h.
harm & y pr Is SS
6bl Meal l4s Fer hush; Moasses per hid, Dbl and gal
1 New IVY oFf Ms PEP 5b
Salt, by the 100 bushels 80 95c, RETAIL 40 to oOc
sack 81 80 Sugar perl refined ID to lSe brown II to
psntine SO to Acc.
FAYETTEVILLE, June l5.--Bacon 15a@l6 cents
600 Cotton-Far to good, 1904; ord to mid ll@l24
6ossS Is Fine IS 5000 co. Scratched IS Co. Grsn
Corn 4O@l so; Wheat, 50 00@O co. OATS 10000; Peas,
so kye O0@l 70. Hdes-Dry, l5@l6a Green, 5000.
Lard, l69l7. Salt-Liverpcol, (Sack) 81 259$0 co.
Bacon Rather heavy at quotations.
Cotton No change.
Four-Receipts rather above home consumption, hence
m arket not fully sustained
Corn-No quotabe change.
Peas In demand for planting
| WASHINGTON, June 9-Naval stores-The advancing
tendency in dip turpentine noted in last still continues
sales 50 l Scrape Turpt of market Tar in
demand 81 rs, Rosn 10 81 TO- and Spirits Turpt. Al
45 cents per gallon GrainCorn much wanted home
use and FIJI ORDERS last sales 81 SO cents in quantity
and quality
BEAUFORT, une Bacon hams II to 49,; hoground
Flour Superne &c. Extra family IS 30 to 90 Coffee l2t
to Is cents Moasses 60 to 10 cents Turpentne p ~ on
and Scrape 81 60 per Dbl Spirits Al to AZ cts
Tar 81 25 to So Rosin 81 co to Io per bSl; Mess
Pork $26 90 to u co. Prime $23 Rice to &C. Salt 81 Is
so sack Sugar. Porto hco IA 70 10 CENTS CHARMED
| Is to It, crushed is cents.
| CHARLESTON, June l6.-Cotton-There a mod
eratey fair demand for this article to-day which resulted in
the sale upwards of 900 bales at prices ranging from
| I2I to 14lc
| NEWBERN, June 15-Corn-IOO bbls from Hyde couu-
ty sold to-day $500 per bbl Mea-Saes by the lot at
20 PER bushe of so lbs Turpentne Receipts the past
week p bbls; sales to-day for dip 20 cras ~ per
lbs Virgin dip 375. Tar-Sales at d. Kosn-ln gooo
demand at 30 per Dbl. .~
decline of 10 cents on state and Southern good
State at S6 30 Sc 10, and Southern at " 4o " 81
Wheat has declining tendency: Corn Is heavy mixed 70
entS Mess Pork has declined cents sales at $23 81
S23 &c. Beef steady and unchanged Lard l4s l4a Cts
Whiskey, Ohio, 33tc
LAST NOTICE.