Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-16

BALTIMORE, April 13.-Wheat and -four are dull and un-
changed Corn heavy; sales of white at 81 3d. yellow
NEW YORK, April 13.-Cotton is quiet, sales of 1000
bales to-day before the arrival of the steamer Flour
and 10 cents Ohio and Southern; good State
at 05 81 l5 Ohio at As 81 so, and Southern at 40
at 81 iS Corn buoyant sales Of $1,000 bushels White at
70 IA cents yellow at 733 "a cents Pork-Mess advan
S. and Prime IA 80 sl4 So Lard is firm at log lo} cts
Whskey quiet Sugar quiet Coffee steady at 10 III
cents Spirits Turpentne is firm at so 81 Rosin is
firm at 81 So Rice is quiet at 81 a a cents.
neS ~ Ham Hams cents Bark cofd Beef
Corn, wholesale, 81 50 . bb retail s. co. Coffee . i2i
to II cents, = quality Cotton y D., 10 cents Feath-
50 90 50 co. Blue Fish Trout and mixed FISH SO 90 to
so Flour, y Dbl; New York ranges from Sc so to So
SeW 81 by Tws
81 cents; Iron, h. to u cents Lard u b. 90 to Is
s sn'1 Upper py U SIDE 5 to 81 50 bb Mea
% bushe 70 cents retail 80c Molasses, % hhd Dbl. and
b s. 80 Ns g to Pork s% york kes
Green, 90 cents Rosn, [Coml 81 10; Salt by the 100
bushels p to 80 cents retail 49, sack 81 70. sugar r.
10 cents Tar, u bb 81 so 90 for 81 gallons Turpen-
e 6 dip g. 9 81 "a 70 90
cord Oak s24 Ash 81, Pine 81 so to 81 Slaves, $40 to
SIS; Heading, to s..
day reached very nearly 14OO bales which sustained the
prices of the previous day The sales may be classed
follows VIZ Il bales IS at l9 at Il IL at at liz Il p
81 at 1913 291 at l24, and AZ bales at II 9-l6c.
MOBILE April l3-The sales of Cotton to-day comprise
5000 bales Jig IL per h. for Mddng The sales of
three days foot up 400 bales
AUGUSTA, April l3.-About 800 bales of Cotton were
sold to-day at full prices Nothing done after the
cept of the steamers news.
SAVANNAH April 13.-Cotton is firm and unchanged
The sales to-day 1870 bales at c per h. for Mddng
Fair.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1s-Cotton is irregular The
sales to-day comprise $500 bales at IL liz (mostly in
side prices Mddng The sales for three days
bales The stock hand amounts to 800 bales The
decrease receipts for the season at all the ports
bales.
| FAYETTEVILLE April 8.-Bacon liz a l2t /; Cotton
Fair to Good, lOt q 100, Ordi. to Mid. VI q Ol; Flour
family, IS Is q 90; Super IS 90 go 90 Fine, 81 Is
Wheat 81 90 q 90; Oats, 40 q As Peas 80 q SO 90
Rye 81 90 q 90 Lard-12 a Ii cents Moasses-Cuba
29 al 30 cents New Orleans 80 q IS cents Salt-Lver
"a 90; Virgin, s. Is 90 Hard, 81 10 a 90 Spirits
40 cents.
of the Americas No other change to noe.-Obs.
CHARLOTTE, N. c.. April 13-The market was not verj
active last week. farmers being busy about this time witt
preparations for planting.
Cotton-A little offering each day, and sales at lO3 to 1O3
Towards latter the week prices advanced
cents was offered The last foreign having reported
an advance, good article will command IL cents readily
with buyers rather anxious
quote at IS IS cents We also advance quotations
to So cents.
Wheat is rather scarce-not much Offering.
Flour has declined. The market has been well supplied
Superine 81 80 per Dbl.
Bacon remains about the same, and finds ready
quotations Lard is and much wanted-some lot
sold last week at IA cents.
TAWBORO', April 9th.-Turpentine, Dip 50 rs 81 30
Scrape 40 to As cents per 100 bs Tar 81 81 TO- Corn
$2 to s. per bb Cotton, 10 to II cents Bacon, IL
Is cents; Lard, II to IL cents.