Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-08

s and wanted n II fact there
bands We quote fair demand at 81 Cow, and Sl a5for
as reported for time stock in store fully fair. an1
no demand except from the trade See table quotaon
HAY-ln this article we have nothing new to report
Ihe STOCK on market is fair and notice moderate de-
Northern make changed hands at 70 cents Der I
b days No receipts Eastern and quotations q table
LIMENo receipts since last review and former arrivals
have seen nearly an worked off two csreoes are
MOLAssEs Cuba is enquiry, and former .s..;n.,
have nearly all closed off Only small lot nov n
srt hands, which selling from wharf at 81 cents per al
PRovIsIONs.-ln N. c. cured BACON We have nothing
of the high prices retailers do not dis
posed to any extent The market rules quiet
49, IA cents for shoulders l4a a cents for Sides Isl
cents for hams and ID Is cents h. for hog rcun
With demand the
has ruled quiet during the week. We quote at IL I2 ets
tity and and very badly wanted
None has been received for week two, and there
per b. sell ssG nos severn, i
cells Of Northern within the past week and &.
make in prices, and sales have been from S5 16
PoTAToEs-There is considerable demand for Irish and
only few small parcels now market We quote It 1S
' Ph z g RsF eb as in aasy and it'll.
Quotations in 4 table are merely nominal.
supply Of both Liverpool sack and Alum
time past a About 90 sacks
cash. and do revous to arriva at s can't, ~, ~
80 days. No arrivals of alum
SUGAR.-The stock market is light, and price, have
advanced shade See table. lot Of so hhds Muscoya.
do received day two since, and has stored 3
ss l hpSsu m.,t. ,rv
dull Nominal at 81 75a 81 for Common, and a tsp per
TIMBER.-The receipts for the past week have been
Des a for e
sales Of some 20 Is RATS at prices snSns wiSs
qu PR Ef@aIir See table: .. n. p,,,.,,
main the same except cotton has declined Is cents
to former port 70 Boston naval stores and cotton have d.
cned shade and market rather dull Tt plenty OF
vessels in port and not much produce coming See table
NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-The sales of Cotton to-day
comprised 1000 bales at unchanged prices Mdding quot
ed at c h. The receipts for the week are $500 bsls
same year of bales ct this port and Of ISL
600 bales at all ports The stock hand comprises zoe
bales. Flour is unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, NAV 2-The sales of Cotton ta.day
comprised 1000 bales, and the receipts $50 bales.
NEW YORK, May Cotton is heavy, sales Of l,oce
uplands ID cents Flour is rmer-saes Of 5000 barrels
State Sc 05 Sc 20; Ohio 90 So l0 sOushsrn, u
red 81 62a Corn is buoyant sales Of 900 bushes mix
ed, 81 cents Pork hgher-mess $2S 40 $2S 60 Beef
cents WhisE ~ tribe big er-oho, Isl cents cois.
frm-Rio, TO cents Sugar is steady Of 81 II ets
Rice is quiet at a a 81 cents. Freights are armsr.
eocd demand for sS v'
and rather sd!anoips rates: sale. l:s:s:s
Is .sisI Il a. Isl: is Il lei;
NORFOLK, April 29.-Bacon-New hog round n: Hams
2 5t Cotton held at III isa-prims quality held .. our
Wghsat WIFE, 81 Is 90 Rsa % FU.r
Mess Pork Pork "a SO. W RffsSey 3? &c. o. ' w.
Sou s. g. Baitinor. 80 Aa.:
fg ss Sc o. ss IS r. =:
SSnRsp q R q si 70 Wheat 81 sta7'sSE HID.
Receipts Of TuEpsnt1ns the past week foot nearly
and 81 10 for serape No tar Offering, and our quotation;
. remain unchanged.
o WASHINGTON, N. c., April 2s-N.val stor..-All
Tur r e t. sersrs do 81 60: Tar q 40 Roda
arrive in small quantesthe receipts hardly equang the
demandwe continue last weeks quotations. 81 to
TARBoRo, May 1.17oTdurpentine, Dip, % 90 % 10
sB % 50 u b ii H. S e
lee isc Lard, Il to ID cents. " --'' -
LIVERPOOL, April ls-Cotton was quiet. and quota
barely Of the week bales
of which 600 taken speculation and $500 for
port fair Orleans sd middling do fair upland 7Id
b. mddng do 9l6d. Estimated sales Saturday 600
ID bales. The market closed unchanged.
Breadstus-Four was quiet, with but little speculative
D. demand western canal Els 1885, southern 28s Sd 20s
Ohio 29 S0s The market Saturday closed steady
IS Wheat active at advance of Sd white 9s % Sd
Is Cd IS 3D. The market closed active Saturday
Corn active, with large speculative inquiry and prices
generally unchanged but Saturday the market
buoyan with advance of Is Is cd mixed Sos Sd SIS
Provisions were steady and generally unchanged.
The money market stringent with active
mand Consos closed for money at &c. American stosk
re were inactive.
LIVERPOOL, April 2s.-Cotton is dull and prices gsnsr
ing the three days bales including TO- 900 bales 10
spectators and $500 bales export Orleans midding II
Mobile middling Il Upland middling H. Market CLOSED
dull and slow of sale, with prices unchanged ~
Breadufs.-Wheat is steady at advance of I'd Flour
is quiet Corn is dull at advance Of Is The weather
has been favorable for the crops.
Wheat, red Is 3D. ss. 3D.; white IS. Cd g. Flour
Western Canal unchanged 2es. 3Os; Ohio 2Os Cor
1r quiet at advance of Isl mixed 3ls 3d. yellow "a
l. white 34s. 35s.
Professionalism steady Pork is quietlOs Ia Cd
n Lard is heavy at Cos.
IT Produce is steady at As Cd Spirits Turpsntiu
Is is steady at dos. Cd
Money Market.-The market is slightly more stringent
Consols SO.
The steamer Europa arrived at Liverpool on MOndsy
s: the Goth ult.
d FAYETTEVILLE, May 4.-Bacon l31 q l3f cts Bees
40 $4,000. CofeeRo 12l@l9t Laguira 140l6; Sc DO
mngo 00@0 Cotton fair good l3@4c ord to good nd
ll@12 Feathers 5000 Flour family 81 25@7 S.psr
to Grain, Corn 100 10 Wheat 81 l0@l 20 Oats 100 Pea
o. 81 1000 90; Rye 80 @$l co. Hdes-Dry l6017; Green
r. Lard, l3@ o. Salt-Lverpool (Sack) 81 $500 90.
Bacon continues to arrive freely change price Cot
ufacturers taking all Shippers can't buy 1t the price
Four--R continue No change Cor