Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-05-14

CHARLESTON, May 1t otton-Prices were depressed
to-day and the transactions fine qualities have established
rather reduced rates. The sales limited to 1900 bales
and made on the following terms viz p bales at H.
s. at ~ at It a. 49, at at H. and # 49, s M
RcE-3@ to 81 cents y h. Rough Rice s. to 90 cents 70
CoKN-62 e0 cents % bushel.
OATS 38 cents f3 bushel.
HAY-Northern IS 80 cents u 100 lbs.
FLOUR-Freey offered at S. $54 f9 Dbl.
MoLAssEs-Cuba retais at Is cents u gallon. New Or
leans at 40 AZ cents.
Hams, a IA cents for common to extra sugar cured.
LARD liz to Is cents 99 ID.
BAGGNG ROPE-Sales of India Baggng at IA cents
speculation. Rope continues very dull.
demonstrating Bills scarce and have advanced
s Domestic Bills are scarce and the purchasing rates by
the Banks quoted nominal for 80 Days at cent off
at 60 Days, at u cent do.
sales 500 bales Flour heavy-state 81 O5a4 Isl Ohio 81 Is
asa 40 southern, 81 40 81 TO- Wheat eavy-saes 5000
bushels; red, 90 81 10 white 81 u ST 81
Corn quet8OOO bushels white 20 Y cents yellow 70
cents Beef quiet Mess pork Is cents lower$ls SIS 25
81 81 cents Havana cents. Coffee steady-1O IA
cents. Spirils of turpentine closed rm49 so cents.
Rosin heavy. Rice steady Cotton freight to Liverpool,
SAVANNAH May ll.-Cotton is quiet at irregular quota
tions. The sales to-day were SIS bales.
AUGUSTA, May 1.-THE Cotton market is inactive, and
MOBILE May 1-Cotton is dull at unchanged quotations
The sales for to day were 1000 bales The sales for
three days comprise 1000; and the receipt 490o bales
of 1900 bales The sales for three days foot up 500 bales
The stock on hand comprises 29 900 bales The increase
receipts for the at this port 900 bales and at
all the ports $50 bales.
NORFOLK, May 8-Bacon7-Hog round II ~ Hams
lSs; Middlings lie: Corn-White IS mixed So yellow
q 49, So is HSa s. g 90
Family Sc so as6 IS: Wheat-Whe 81 10; red Soc
Rosn s. % s eff bd s cus So .
sl3; W. Q. Hhhd., $40 ST. culls SIG; W. O. Bb prime,
SIS O. H e 3s 49, w Shingles 81 S. Pea Nuts 80
an, per ton, $55 a $50 sombrero 49,
FAYETTEVILLE, May Deacon liz q 49, Cotton
Fair to Good, II a l23, Ordi to Mid 10 q IL Flour
90 Scratched 81 Is a 90; Grain-Corn so so a 90;
Wheat, so 90 a CO., Oats, 40 q As Peas, S. a so so
% q 80 cents New Orleans, 80 q IS cents sa-Liyer
pool Sack 81 25 q 90; Turpentine Yellow Dip s. IS
q 90; Virgin 81 so q co. Hard 81 . q 90; Spirits,
Bacon-No change.
Cotton7No quotable change feeling not quite SO strong
FourWe reduce quotations. receipts for the season
large.
Corn-1n demand finds ready sale.--ObS.
NEwBERN May s. lS58.-Bacon, " b., Hog round
new l3 cents Hams l34 cents Bark cord 81 Beef u b.
to cents by the side BeeswsS' y b. % 80 cents
to II cents as quality Cotton, b. IL cents Feath
50 50 co. Blue Fish, Trout and mixed Fish, S. 90 tC
50 Flour, u bb New York ranges from Sc 50 to 50
Baltimore : 70; Fodder ewt' dry 81 Hay, u cwt;
cents by the Dbl; Leather sole, p Ii. IS cents Harness
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f8 bushel 20 cents, retail 80c. Molasses y hid, bb
gal 80 to 5O Nails, u b.44 to 44c Potatoes, % bushe
Irish 81 80; Sweet 80 cents Pork, New York Mess s2
Green 90 cents Rosin [Com.] 81 To- Salt by the 10
bushels 25 to 80 cents retail 49, sack 81 25 Sugar u B
refined IL cents, p r. to cents Talow, y ID
10 Tar % Dbl. 81 80 90 for 81 gallons Tupen
tine, y bbl, dip 81 95 Scrape 50 00a$2 New Virgin 81
Whiskey gallon % to 30 Spirits Turpentne "A cts
Wood, cord, Oak $24 Ash, 81, Pine 81 50 50 Stave
/ So to SIS Heading, 6 to 50.
Bacon-NOne in market would sell readily at quota
tons.
i Bark-Very dull.
Beef-Very dull.
Beeswax-None in market
Corn-Would sell quick at quotations.
II COtton-Very little coming in sells at quotations.
Fsh-A few barrels have been brought in which sold at 81
Flour-The receipts have been large for this market
we quote it dull at quotations
i Hides-have advanced lie on dry l 2 on green.
i Meal-saes at quotations.
Turpentnesels quick at quotations receipts have bee
extremely meagre.
No sales of Rosin Spts Turpenne to report Uio'
t WASHINGTON, May Naval Stores-Eemain unchant
ed with the exception of Tar, which dull and declining
Our quotations follows: Dip Turpentine 50 IS
Scrape 81 Go 81 20; Rosn so cts. bbl Spirits Turpel
= tine 423 Tar dull at 81 Is q 81 40.
Corn-Sells readily at So cents % bushel.
Il Cotton-No sales.
TAWB0R0', May 7.-Turpentine- Dip, 81 Is to q
Scrape 40 to cents per 100 s Tar 81 90 to 10 Cor
rs to 90 per bb Cotton 10 to cts; Bacon, II to
= cents; IaTd, II to u cents.