Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-02-20

CHARLESTON, Feb H.-Cotton. was good
demand for this article to-day which results in the sale of
upward of 25OO bales, at prices ranging from liz to 1870
NEW YORK, Feb. l6th-Cotton-Sales of the week 49,
bales last week 5000 bales Stock 900 bales
Mid9ling Skall cents market firm and quiet. Flour is
steady sales of 1000 bbls straight State at So so
81 Is for Southern Wheat ftm and sales at 81 II for
Southern white an at 81 ~ for red Corn steady sales
600 bushels at 70 for mixed Mess Pork buoyant
sales 2 So Beef is steady SIS SO for repacked Chi
cago Lard is buoyant sales at lSl cts Whkey heavy,
sales 2s4 for Ohio. Sugaris dull Ron closed Arm
Spirits Turpenne is stead at Sass cents Rice Is dull
Freights easier.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4th, e previous days )-Naval Stores
Turpenne scarce the stock hero with to arrve)
being nearly engaged for Londonthe price nominay
g. but with very little inqurystock 1900 bbls Spirits
quantity come forward before the new crop will be avaa
Bile, will fall materially short of the average consumption in
that me-tbe market is quiet and firm 52a
and short tme-stock 65o0 bills Common ROsin, with an
unusually light stock has advanced about five centsOck
only few thousand bbls. White Rosn is in very small sup
ply and very full prices demanded with moderate sales
there prime Pale here Tar is in moderate request
ding interest 5000 Common kosin 62s q 20; and
Thin Washington Tar 81 st 500 Wilmington, q. it runs,
81 I21, in order, in yard and Pitch, SI s7a 81 25
Sales $50 tcs. at So so 81 S7a, cash
24@OO CoeeRio, l2a@l3a; Laguira, A@l5 ST. Domingo,
OO@OO. Cotton-Fair to good l2j@l2l ord to MIDI l@12
sss o sS s7sp'nf
Corn, O@0O; Wheat, 81 lO@i 2O Oats 10000 Peas goa
90; w. Hldes-Dry 1904; 50U Lard,
$4,000. Salt-Liverpool, (Saok) 81 25@$O 90.
Turpentine-Yellow Dip, 81 so; Virgin, 81 so; Hard
ST 80; Spirits As 10 cents BacOn-Considerable quanti-
ty in market this morning, principal sales ii to l4c Cot
TOM report change. Flour-Very little variation.
I Whiskey rather dull.
i NORFOLK, Feb. A-Bacon-newh hog round 12k hams
l4c; middngs 12cin fair demand New No. Lard, l3A
4c; No q l3 III Gin fair demand. Cotton l2s
sales of White Corn at &c., mixed 65 and yellow CSC
White Wheat 81 81 60 red 81 90 but little in market
Superfne Flour 81 25 extra So; family $l0scarce-
Black Eye Peas 81 So 62-in demand Naval Stores
Back Tai 81 so 62t bright 81 SO 62t Rosin 81 50
prices nominal Staves-W. o. Pipe, prime, $40; w. O
Pipe eulls $50; w. o. HID prime, S45 w. o. HID cus
SIS; w o. Bb prime, $26; w. o. Bbl., culs, s.; w. o.
Heading prime, $50 3d. w. o. Heading culls SIS; R. O.
HID prime. $32 80; r. .. HID, culs $l5-in fair de-
, mand Shingles S. 70. Pea Nuts 62t 100 Mess
Pork 1928 Whskey 81 S3c. Dried Apples 81 75-wanted
Dried Peaches 81 so 50-waned Apple Brandy 20 cts
! Hay-good surply-$l l2t by cargo.
LIVER POOL, JAM 2S-Cotton had advanced i.I6 to ID
The in days comprised IS 600 bales Mdng Or
leans was quoted at 72d Mobile u Upands 7td
Breadstufs declining Wheat firm. Flour and
: Corn were dull.
D The Manchester Market unchanged
London Money Market-Money tighter Consol:
were quoted at 93{a93s.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 3l.-Cotton opened firm, but fell of
the close Prices unchanged The sales for the weel
amouted 900 bales Breadsus quiet and unchan
ged Provisions steady Money is very tight with
aspect of speady relief The of bullion in thu
Bank of England has decreased. Consols for money
. held at 934.