Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-04-03

NEW YORK, March sl.-Co:tOn is buoyant closing
hm at an advance Of &C. sales of 2oOO bales Orleans
at decline Of cents State and 10 cents Southern
common to good state at 81 s. II, and mixed cd
standard brands Of Southern at % So 40 Wheat
settled quotations nominal sales of 3 600 bushels Corn
firm sales of $4,000 bushels mixed 20 Mess Pork
$40 2 for rep cked hicago. Lard closed buoyant Gales
at i4s 44 cents Whisky has declined Ic sales of Ohio
at 70 cents Coffee closed heavy at decline of e. sales Rio
at 81 lOl cents. sugar is buoyant IL II cents
Havana and & IO4 cts for Cuba Mucovado. Molas
dull, sales of Common at 81 CO. Spirits Tupentine firm,
sales at 464 cts Rice has advanced &c. sales II
Freights closed frmer for Cotton to Liverpool,
CHARLESTON March -Cotton-There was a very good
demand for this article to-day and the transactions
reached upwards 1850 bales at prices ranging from II
lac.
cts New, IL, rs Hog Round Hams, l2sc Bark, per
cord; $40 co. Beef per H. 6ae by the side Beeswax,
quality Cotton per- H. 6 to c Feathers per b.
% to Co., quality; Fish, bb 81 so to $3.50 for
Mullets Bus FISH, Trout and mixed Fish 81 to $50;
to $40; Fodder per cwt ST. rs to so; Hay, per cw ~
York 80 Hides, h.; dry 49, green g. ~ Iron, per
Line per bb Noases per- hd 3d. and N GAL a'S 60
Sei s0 t. s6, P
Dbl $26 p Salt, by 100 bushels 80 35c retail, 10
to l3Ae Taow per ID l24c; Tar per bbl 100 for 30 gall
ons TuIpeaane per Dbl dip 265 scraPs rs; Whiskey
per cord, Oak 3d., Ash 2,5O Pine 1885, co. staves SIS
Heading, 10 So.
LIVERPOOL, March 14th.-Cotton.-The market was
quiet with average business doing without any quotabe
change Sales of the week 600 bales including $500
ken by SPECTATORS and 900 bales for Export of
Saturday estimate 5000 Fridays sales 1000
bales. The market closed quiet but steady Moble fair
cotton is quoted at I'D for mddling and Sd for fair
The Manchester markests are steady
Breadstuts very dull, with declinI tendency Quota
ons only nominal The weather had been favorable the
crops The quotations are follows White wheat IS Cd
s. 3D.; Western Canal Flour 28s. 29s Bait and Pha-
deephia sos 3ls.; Ohio 30s. 3ls Cd Corn-Mixed 32s
Cd white 3ls Cd 35s yellow 33s. Cd Canadian 32s
34s
Provisions steady and generally unchanged Pork is soa-
ged. Lard is quiet at 73s.
Produce Rice is quiet Sugar firm. Rosin steady.
Iurpentne dull at decline of Cd TeaCOngou is liz lit
tie inquiry and prices weak. Tobacco is steady.
LONDON MARKETs.-Barings London circular quotes -
Breadstu dull Wheat is dull Sugar is quiet but firm.
Coffee is quiet.
MONEY MARKETs,-The money market decidedly moro
stringent Consos for money 93 American stocks have
improved Consos money closed 9b and at 93S for
account. Illinois rs, 1861 Freeand) l08 ITO do. 1875
92a92a.
FAYETTEVILLE, March 30.-Bacon lI5@I2 cents
Cofee-RiO, l2t@lsa; Laguira 4@l5; St. domingo 90
Feathers 5000 FlouT-Famiy 81 Oo@o oO superfne IS
Corn 10@1 Is Wheat ST. i0@I 20; Oats 7O@OO Peas
! 90; kye 90@I co. Hides-Dry, 1904; Green, $780,
Lard, $4,000 Salt-Lyerpool, (Sack) 81 25@$0 co..
Bacon-quite firm. Cottsn-market quite firm. Corn
No difficulty in obtaining highest quotation Peasin de-
mand.
MOBILE, March 27-The sales of Cotton for the week
eot 9OOO and the receipts 1900 bales against 900 last
The decrease receipts this port date is 900
bales. The stock hand is 700 bales. Mddng is
quoted at l3t.