Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-08-14

BALTIMORE, Aug. H-FlOur is dropping sales of
as Of Td At S. Te 10 to s.
dull and lower sales of white at IS to 49, yellow 81 to 81
cts.
unchanged, Southern has declinedsaes at 81 Is to
TO- Red wheat 81 to 81 rs white 80 to s5. Corn is
BEAUFORT, N. C., Aug Bacon, hams II to Is cts;
Hog round nd SS Corn soS to q per bsshe Corn Ms:l q
Stores fuTp.ntine, dip s. 70 sc1ape 81 70 So
per bb Spirits Turpentine IS to 4Oc Tar 81 20 81 So
kse s So per sok foo ROS s1
gar IA l5c; clarified 10 lie crushed 49, per lb.
and wanted: Hams l5aiss good supply Of fine quality.
Middlngs Is. CornMarket inactive and but little offered
suS s g s. Aftr. ts% Family NG H.
Large stock---market unsettled Sales 5Oa 80.
Naval otoreBlack Tar 81 40; Bright 4Oal 80, ROsn
NORFOLK, Va, Aug 5.-Bacon-HOg round l4a b
Hams Is is 23good supply Of fine quality. Middlings
10 Cotton l2} A4c. Lard l2t lSo: Flour $s SO So
81 80 Rosin 81 81
TARBoRO', August 7-Turpentine- g Is to 2 40.
30 to % cents per 100 lbs Tai 90 to 81 10 COEn
| Lard. Il to f5o, wa ~ NO''
| FAYETTEVILLE, August 3-Bacon Is q l6a cents
CottOn-Far to good OO@15t ordinary to mid Il@l2t;
5o@so o.; Scratched, 81 75@ co. Corn, Is a 90
1000 o f 9 90 h;1
yellow dip, 81 % @d CO., Virgin 50 Is 40 90 Hard$l O5
40 90: Spirits 37c
Bacon-Receipts not equal to demand.
Cotton-Sales last week at advance
Corn-Scarce and in demand
LIVERPOOL July 25th.-Cotton closed steady-sales of
4 800 to exporters All qualities had advanced I'd.
Orleans-far, 81 midding g. Moble-fair, 81 mid
0 Egg@ated 5aes on Fay bs Including 1000
to Spectators and 500 to exporters.
Rehabilitation heavy at decline of Is. Rich
ardson, Spence Co. quote western canal sOs Ohio,
32s. Philadelphia and Baltimore Bis Wheat had declined
mixed ts and yellow IS sss 3D. white, as dis
Provisions were quiet Pork steady Beef closed buoyant
Bacon 1' Tas% all o qGa
Sugar steady. Coffee steady Tea SLOW of sale, but
Rosn steady. Spirits urpentine dull, Tar closed
I6N6ON MARKETS .--Messrs Barring quote bread
stufs as dropping. Wheat had declined 3D. Coffee dull
Tea active, closing quiet Turpentne dull Kice heavy
and quiet.
Money was slightly easier Consols for money go 9l4
Bullion had increased e2l8 COO.
Co.. report better demand for State and ftcass rail-
! Manchester advices were favorable.
LIVERPOOL, July 29-Cotton-sales during the past
three days 600 bales including $500 bales Spectators
iet as generally unchanged and steady
Breadstuffs are steady. Richardson Spence quote
cd Philadelphia Baltimore Bis Ohio 32s Red Wheat
IS Sd IS White 9s Sd 9s Sd Mixed and Yellow Corn
3ss cd 39s White ASS 49s. Another circular reports
Wheat is quiet with declining tendency Flour is in bet
ter demand at former prices. Corn is quiet.
Provisions steady.
| Naval Stores-Rosin is steady.
| Produce. are quiet
| Sugar generally closed buoyant at full prices
Money Market.-Consols quoted 9Os 81 for money,
and 81 9 for account The decline caused by adverse
from India hoax that attempt had been made
the life of Napoean and forced sales of the
suspension of Greek firm.
Money was in more active demand The Bank was daily
losing specie.
London Market-sugar firm and all qualities slightly
advanced. Tea firm. Rice quiet. Metals-Pg iron 73s.-
| all OF unaItered.
LIVERPOOL, July % Cotton closed with advancing
tendency The sales of the week amount to 600 bales
which spectators took 1900 bales and exporters bales
3ls Ohio heat is dull easier but not quotaby
| changed. White Corn 45s. Sugar and Coffee are dull
Rice-Holders demand advance. Rosin Is steady COM
mon 4s I'd.
LONDON, July reports that money is in in
Consols 9lf Tea has advanced 2{ to q.