Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-02-26

CHARLESTON, Feb 23.-Cotton- was a very
Sale of upwards of POS bales at the suboned prices viz
bales at 1913 at Is at TO- GA at 10y 20 at 1915 l9l
II 9le 2s4 at III, and 50 bales at III cents Good Mid
ding at the close of the day quoted at liz 49, and
Middling Fair at liz liz cents.
CHARLESTON, Feb l9.-CoTToN-The sales this morn
ing amounted to 1000 bales at the following particulars
50 bales at 1Oi So at OE 2O4 H. 299 at and 34s at 2c
s2 s32 the bulk of the transactions with
in the range of So $50 hundred We quote Ordinary to
Fair s2B sS4; Good to Common Prime $3S $33; and
ROUGH RcE-The receipts for the week embrace upwards
Of bushels about 900 bushels Of which were taken
CORNWe acknowledge the receipt this week of some H.
in the of quotations. viz 60 to &C. the latter fig
however, is extreme rate, and would require
thing of extra quality to bring it.
MOLAssEs-There has been very good demand for this
article since last The transactions embrace about 600
packages Cuba or Cayed description from first hands, at
prices within the range of our quotations viz &c.,
and purchasers turn have been supplying their customers
at prices ranging from 20 to &c gallon We quote New
Orleans at 20 to 81 and BIC. u gallon.
SALTThe receipts since last have been confined to
1000 sacks which bad not been sold. We would remark
that Salt in good sacking, is worth So 6Oc u sack.
NEW YORK, Feb 23.-Flour closed dull. Five cents
advance on all grades OF wheat Corn dull and nominal
Stocks closed weak Vas 923
Spirits Turpentine is heavy at 465ai7c Rosin firm Rice
firm. Freights dull
The New York Shipping and Commercial List of the
18th inst says:
Naval Stores-Crude Turpentine is in small supply and
to arrive North County is held at So 49, and for the 500
bbs here So 60 has been refused but sales have been
madestock 800 bbls. Spirits Turpenne has been quite
steady and firm at previous prices and good business has
been DONE both on the spot and to arve-some OF the
at 81 As for lots the spot White and Pale continue
scarce prices tend upward Thin Tar continues
arrive at II cents cash. and II days including 37
bbls in extra order at 49, cash 1000 Common lsosn to
T. 81 III per 80 lbs devered go do s. 82I 40 good
No l. So Is 81 per $50 lbs and Is Wilmington Thin Tar
81 374 per Dbl, in order, in yard.
| WASHINGTON Feb. I6.-Naval Stores-We hear nc
der this head Our quotations 50 Dip Tpenne
81 so for scrape; 81 Is for Tar 80 cts; for Rosn.
Grain cents per bushe for Wheat Corn so cents pei
0V Cotton 'Ot 10 S ctsl . ii for good middlng
FAYETTEVILLE Feb. 22.-Bacon II "a 90 Cotton
Fair Good, IL q ia, Ordi. to Mid. 10 q IL Flour
family, IS 25 "a 37a Super. S. so 015 90 Fine 81 IS %
81 Scratched, 81 so q GO; Grain-Corn, 50 Is a CO.
Wheat, 81 90 q 10; Oats As q 90; Peas, 81 90 90
Rye 81 90 "a 90 Lard-l4 @o 90 cents Moasses-Cuba
So "a IS cents New Orleans 90 q 90 cents Salt-Lver
pool Sack, 81 % a 90 Turpentne yellow dip, 81 II
| 50 "a SO cents.-Obs-
new, II cents Hams Is cents Bark, . cord, 81 Beef
Corn w 10 81 70 bb retail coe
to IL cents quality; Cotton q b. lOa to l0l Feath
D. 80 to g Sss FL Ies1 ans n Ea ESP n y
s e So cents s So Fsu Fe Y
Hc cents lard b. III e IS cents by the bb Leather
% b. 70 a fs So
Moasses, y hid. Dbl and gal. 80 to So Nails . b.
Pork. New York Mess. sis, Green u a cents Rosil
Com Isl Salt by the 100 bushels q to 80 cents reta
to 10 cents Tallow . b. 10 cents Tar, . Dbl 81 Is
90 for 80 gallons Turpentine, q bbl, dip s. 80 Scrap
WAls g g to ss Gents cent ps T. us s
1 SO to 81; Slaves, $40 to SIS Heading, to s.