Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-04-02

WASHINGTON, N. c., March 2s.-Naval Stores remain
unchanged * our quotations Dip Turpentns
Cotton-l1c. for MiddiHg. ''''
rather quiet in of the sqe deyeTas
of yesterday yet fair business was transacted at upward
at M m a at to 23G Paes as follows
is ys At zoo at sf H.
ding, Iii IA, and Good Middlng MGdng Fair liz
bbls New Orleans fully the half of which intended for
the interior. The transactions show range of prices ex
tending from 81 to 40 cents in quantity About 200 hhds
and few bbs Clayed Cuba have also been received The
hhds were sold at 2S cents and are being resod as
on previous quotations The stock Of all descriptions
in first hands We note sales Of $500 bags Rio description
10 arrive at prices ranging from liz to II cents The bulk
RcEThe receipts, which comprise 1891 tierces have
nearly not ALL been s sNld at prices ranging from to 3
81 % hundred No prime or choice qualities have been Of
RoUGH RIcEA very good inquiry has prevailed this week
which, however has been confined almost solely to miers,
Sn sa tne sale OF 90 6OS bushels OF receipts
ranged from IS to 90 cents but the larger portion the sales
go from wilmington e. brought 81 cents 3 bushe car
Courier.
CHARLESTON, March 3O-Cotton- was very
upwards bales some 400 of which were sold
after the steamers avces received, without how
ever, any change prices The sales may be classed
follows, bales % % at 10 10 at lOl II at lOa;
IS at lO4 50 at OB lO3 at IL at IL 1853 at III; at
and IS bales at II 3l6 cents
| NEW YORK, March 3O-Cotton-Sales of 800 bales to-
mon to good State at 20 a 80, Ohio Is S. Southern
SO 81 90 Wheat has declined sales of 900 bushels at
Corn is firm, of % 900 bushels white at 68
Pork heavy at SIG 81 for Mess. Beef has declined SCI
50 lOB cents Whskey has declined &c. sales at zig %
cents Coffee is firm sales 1850 bags private terms.
Sugar firm Tupenne is heavy at 4S4 40 cents. Rosin
steady. Rice firm
FAYETTEVILLE March 29.-Bacon III a 123 Cotton
Fair to Good II III ord =. to MID i'd 10 O3 Flour
100 Scratched, s. rs 90; GrainCorn5 50 Is 90;
Wheat 81 co. Oats 40 49, Peas 80 81
% q 80 cents New Orleans 80 IS cents sat-ye or
co. Virgin, s. 20 90; Hard, 81 10 90; Spirits,
.Bacon-Receipts to-day by boats and wagons large;
prices ranging about quotations
Cotton-We continue former figures, but would remark
that there no sales this morning to show the effect othe
late
Flour-slightley dull at quotations Obs
| PETERSBURG, March 29th-C otton-There is a better
decline and we note sales of some $50 to 400
bales private terms and so bales 10 104.
Tobacco-The receipts continue light though there is
good shipping and manufacturing sorts wanted full
uano-There still an active demand for Peruvian at
$685. other descriptions selling last quoted so for
Reeses 4S for Kettewes so for ichaboe and Eide Island
Wheat-The demand not so active though we have no
change prime and choice lots which not pen,
ty We quote prime white 81 % to 30 and red 81 20
common and medium lots range from so cents to 81 TO-
Clover Seed-Market brisk at to 81.
Bacon There is f1ner tone in the Bacon market and
we nave TO note sgt advance We quote ST to &c. for
South Side Democrat
The Baltimore Republican of the 25th inst. quotes:
Guano-The demand for Guano this week has been only
moderate We quote Peruvian at $52 s56 Mexican "a.
$22 $23 California $40 s42 so per ton of 1000 and
224O lbs Reeses Manipulated Guano is quoted at SIS per
super.phosphate of LimeFOr Rhodes phosphate
$45 AS superphosphate of lime attracting considerable
attention. we furnish our farmer readers with the following
simple mode OF determining spurious erphOsphae of
lime without the aid of chemist Take tuber partly
filled with water and drop portion of the phosphate
mar whchis used extensively these authorizations will
sink to the bottom By washing out the soluble matter
carefully draining until it becomes clear nearly
be used to prevent substance from passing out
easily examined Bone dust new article on the market
quoted at s32 $33 per ton for and co. and 65 cents
= bushel for 600.
LIVERPOOL, March l7-Coton- Sales the last three
bales nearly all being to the trade All qualities
have declined !! The market closes dull
The adviees from Manchester unvorabIe. There
S very little inquiry and prices were weak.
Breadstuts market is dull. Corn is dull and prices
Richardson Spence quote -four very dull quotations
nominal Wheat is dull but market generally unchanged
Corn has declined Cd Isl mixed and yellow 34s white 3Ss
r Sd a 34s.
Provisions very dull and prices nominal Pork heavy
and slightly lower. Bacon heavy. Lard dull Sos Tallow
unchanged.
s Produce-sugar closed quiet. Coffee steady. Rice is
steady Turpentinespirits closed 4Os Rosin dull, and
holders offer to make sales at As Sd.
London NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull but steady Sugar
is firm refined has slightly declined. Coffee is steady. Tea
is firm Rice is heavy Talow closed quiet, but prices
steady
! Money Md1ket-ConsoIs 96g
OUR MOTTO is "TO Please"
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