Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-03-27

LVERPO DOL, March 3.-Cotton was steady Sales
Breadstufs dull Flour has ceelining tendency
SIS 3d. FourWesern canal 29s 3Os; Southern 29s Ss;
Ohio sls s2s; mixed sss Sd 3ss Cd.
Provisions were steady Bacon is firm Buyers demand
speculative inquiry at II a rs
closed buoyant and active Cd for and rs 5
for extra Tallow is dull and all qualities have considerably
declined. .-- .
Money Market.Consols $50 ssI for money. Money is
easier. Paris funds closed at 7Of; 9oc
London, March S-Tsa has again advanced. Common
Congo was fetching lsals 3D.
Paris letter says the Swiss question is lot iprOving,
both sides being in bad humor, and adds The Emperor
Napoleon must feel mortified at being duped by Russia
Liverpool, March 4, P. M-Cotton is unchanged. The
lower grades perhaps slightly dearer Sales to-day
1000 bales Breadstufs and provisions are unchanged
Consols for meney 9S2a93t.
and unchanged except advance of Id fair upands
sales of the week $1,000 bales including $500 specua
bales Sales for three days 25oO of which ZOO was on
specuation The market closed firm Stock Of cotton in
Breadstufs very dull with a declining tendency
Flouris very dull and the market closed and
Wheat closed dull at 3D. decline; white 9As red u
sas Corn had DECLINED 3d. white 30 35ls; yellow, ssf
Provisions are quiet
Money slightly stringent-consos for money 93l
The weather has been favorable to the crops.
Manchester advces unfavorable, but prices
changed
NEwBERN, N: c. March 2s.-old Bacon IA to Is cts
h. Cotton Io per Feathers IS to &C., per-
Flour. per bbl \. York ranges from to SO 50; Bait
more So SO Hay 81 50 per cwt for New York Lard
sweet d. 5oo Pork to &c. per t. for green n Ness
$40 s27 per Dbl Salt BY the 100 bushels 80 s5c; retail
5 dir fr sS z fSE g w g1
Acc per gallon. Spirits Turpentne ii to 42c per gallon
NEW YORK, March 24.-Cotton is buoyant-sales of
Barrels State IS oas5 Is Ohio ss southern IS 10
s. 49, Wheat lower and unseted-sales of 5000 bush
n.d s. o all
$40 20 Beef quieChicago repacked, $l6 g. Lardis
on
10 liz cents Moasses is firm at % cents spirits Of tur
Rice is quiet at 4sa5 cents. Freights are firm. X
BALTIMORE, March f24.-;;ofee, Rio l0ialltc.; La.
guyrs i2alsc Java 5al5 per D. Flour sales Of Howard
IS Is Family and extra aour-Howard St. and Ohio extra
at 25a$6 81 Family do 62as6 75 Baltimore extra 81 75
bushels offered to-day and sales made of white at 5sa5sc
good prime, and 6al56c for fair good reds 1864
white 5saSss Oats 44a45c Beef~Batmore mess l7asis
No. l. 15a$l5 so western No. l. 1855 80 per bbl; Mess
$7 per bbl Bacon Sides new i2c; old do. &c., old
shoulders 9lc new do 1O3c hams l2aal3e Whiskey rs
| CHARLESTON, March 24.-The sales to-day reached
upwards of 1900 bales about the half which sold after
the os made o Pn1 Ths market shows
quality:
NEW ORLEANS March 24th.--The sales of cotton to-
day amount 900 bales, the market being very firm
der the Af.ca's Pork $23. Sterling Exchange 81
The receipts of Cotton at Mobile to-day amounted to HOO
bales.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-Nava stores,-Dip Tur.
psntine 81 TO- Scape do 81 co. Tar, 81 rs, Rosn 100
Grain--Corn continues firm, 81 to Coo. az in quality
FAYETTEVILLE, March. 49, Bacon LII q IL cts. Bees
wax $4,000. Cofee-Rio l2a@l3t Laguira 4@l5 st. Do
mingo 10000 Cotton fair to good lSl3l ord good mid
Feathers
FIRE s6 5000 Oo Fine sc OO0O 90; Scratched S. 5000 90
Grain, Corn Is Wheat 81 lO@l 20 Oats 1000 Peas
10000 co. Rye 80 @$1 90. Hides-Dry l6@7; Green 90
Lard, l3@ 0. Salt-Liverpool, (Sack) 81 $500 90:
Cotton-The decline which noticed thursday con-
tinues but at the decline report steady market.
Flour No change worthy of notice.
Cornn demand occasionally higher figures obtained