Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-05-22

LIVERPOOL, May 9.-Cotton closed firm at an advance
for the week all qualities of about l. Sales of the week
export The Friday reached 1000 bales Or
leans lair g. mi1dling 1916 upland fair u middling
Stock in port 10000 bales, including $4,000 bales
Breadstufs-The market steady and all qualities having
tinent generally.
Rich l5dson, spence Co quote Breadsufs quiet at
9s. I'd; white s. 9s.7sd Western canal flour 20 3Os;
southern 81 BIZ; Ohio - BIS 3D. Mixed 35s.; yell
Provsions-Pork Nothing doing; quoted at Dos COS Sd
Lard is dull Cos. Cheese is quiet at 64s 66s
Produce-Rosn is steady at is lid IS Id for common
demanding advance. Crude SIS 4td 9 ID Tar Us Cd
lbs Cd Rice is quiet at Dos Coffee is quiet Sugar gem
advanced S. MOassesoIdeFs demand an advan nag
philadelphia bark Ids 3D. Baltimore Us cd lbs; prices weak
Linseed oil dull at 4Os 4Os Cd sales unimportant.
London Misunderstanding reports sugar generally clos
ing buoyant and active at an advance of Is Coffee firm
sales AS Cd 45s. Lnseed steady at 4O Cd Pot
ashes dull; Pearls quiet. Dye woods are steady.
ged The Bank of Franco in better condition Consos
for money 9S consos for account 9i American securities
have been in but little inquiry and prices weak.
NEW YORK, May 49, Cotton buoyant sales of 1000
bales at an advance of t. Flour is firm sales of 5000 bbls
advance Of 70 cents Southern, mixed good South
els at decline of cents ST. Louis white 81 S. and red
at 81 g. Com firm sales Of p 900 bushels, at 80
Pp sales of Mes St $ 80 LARD BSff i5 in
cents Whisky has declined Il cents sales at 3I cents for
Ohio Coffee steady, sales at 0t III cents for Rio Sn
gar firm sales at 10 II for Havana Rosin is firm
Spirits Turpentine is steady Rice dull Freights are
firm.
| NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.-Cotton-Sales of 300 bales
to-day prices easier but quotations unchanged and
inal Flour is steady at 81 rs Corn closed with an
advancing tendency sales at SO IS cents
y advanced Cotton to Liverpool SIG Exchange on Ion
don 81, and on New York {.
CHARLESTON, May 19-Cotton.-There was q verv
good demand for this article to- day. based unon The
able adyce received from abroad The sales reached fully
1900 bales, at prices ranging from III to I44c.
BEAUFORT, N. c: May 12-Bacon, Hams II to 10 cts,
oground-l5 cents Corn 90 to 65 cents per Buhe Corn
80 to 900 Candels-l8 cents per h. Iron6 to cents
Lime 81 so to LIS per Dbl Moasses-6 70 cents Naval
Stores IurPentlns dip and Sc5ape 6o Dbl Spirits
to 10 per bb OIL Whale 20 to 70 cents Sperm III Is to
200. Linseed, ITO to 1875 Pork, Mess, $685. to Hoo
Prime $3.50 Rice to cents. Salt 81 26 80 per sack
Sugar Porto Rico ID to Is cents, Clarified to Is Crushed
l6 cents.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-Naval Stores are in request
at quotations. o. Turp 81 IS 81 80; Scrape do $l-
60 81 IS Tar ST. 40 S! so; Rosin 81 10 49, spts.
Turpentine % cts Corn, is much wanted for retail
may readily bring 70 cts. per bushel.
FAYETTEVILLE, May 14---Bacon Ia a IA cts Bee, .
wax $4,000. COfee-Rio l2a@l3t Lagura Idols; ST. Do
mngo 0O@0 Cotton fair to good l32@4c ord good mid
81 5O@7 Is; Fine Sc 0O@6 rs Scratched Sc 5O@0 90
Grain, Corn 100 Is; Wheat ST. l0@I 20 Oats 7O@ Peas
! I5@0 90; Rye 9o@$i co. Hides Dry l6@l7; Green 90
Lard, 100 Q. salt-lLiverpool, (5ack) 81 $500 90.
Bacon-No change.
COtton-NO changeworhy of notice We notice the ar
rival of 40 to SO bales brought in Wilmington for this
market Tho ne VS. from Europe unfavorabIe The
Y Journal of Commerce ofth 18th There change
prices; the sales 1900 bales the market like
lost child, not knowing which way to go.''
tlour--We again advance.
PeasThe market is quiet bare; higher prices may be
expected.