Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-07-16

NEW YORK July lSth.1Cotton is frm-saIes of 1000
bales Flour is firm sales Of "A 500 bbls State has advan
ced cents-$3 IS 50 80; Ohio 81 60 81 IS. Wheat is
firm sales of $4,000 bushels; new southern red 81 Is
white 81 49, Corn of bush mixed
cents: Whskey is firm at % 234c Sugar is steady !;
434 445c Kosin at 81 70. Rice is quiet 35c.
NEWBERN, July l2th, Bacon-No change in price de-
mand limited, market well supplied with Western Bacon
sales since our last report demand fair at So 20 Il
Dbl Lard-In demand at 124 to ID cents-Mea-Sales by
n Y Mess selsl readily at $40 so to $40 per Dbl Tar
Sales to-day at 81 so per 81 gallons TPentine-Saes to-
day at So SO for virgin and g IS for old dip.
CHARLESTON, July Cotton-There was an active
demeand for this article to-day which resulted in the sale
of fully 1880 bales. The transactions show upward
dency prices and may be classed follows Is bales
l3f, and 1GO bales at 1890.
MOBILE July l3The sales of cotton to day light
foot up 300 and the receipts $50 bales
NEWBERN, July 7-Bacon-sales of hog round at 123c,
hams l33 cents, sides &c., shoulders 12c Corn-Whoe
sale So rs retail So so per bb Cotton1O3 cents % b.
Lard Sale at Is cents in bbs MeaSO cents % bushel
Pork-N. Y Mess $40 so. Rosin-Common, 81 10; Fine
So to 81. Tar$ SO per bb 80 gallons. SPIRITS Turpen-
Bacon in demand at quotations Corn Has advanced,
not much in market firm at quotations Coton-No sales
to report. Four-A good supply of North Carolina on
hand but will sell readily at quotations Rosin-Is firm
sales 81 deced cash sales 50
70 for dip and 81 30 for Virgin the receipts past week
about 1000 barrels Ta-Sales 81 40 to 81 so for 80 gal
Ions; receipts light.
unsetedlast sales of dip s. IS Tar 81 10 Spirits Tur-
pentne, So cents; Rosn 81 10.
Corns in good demand for shipping at 60 cents bushel
Cotton-No sales since our last.
NORFOLK, July 8.-Bacon-Hog round IL a III Hams
70 cts. Cotton ii ll3c. Meal, bolted, Is sOc Lard
No. 49, No. l24c: FourSuperfne S IS Extra S. rs
Family SO 90 Sc 25 Wheat-White 81 10; red 9Oc.-
Naval Stores-Black Tar 81 so Bright 81 SO a 81 G2
Rosn 81 20 81 %. Saves-R. o. HID, 1872, culls SIG
500 W. O. Hind $40 500, culs sl6 W Q; BbI;, prime,
SO0 W. o. Heading $40 Shingles 81 a s.. Pea Nuts 60
75c Mess Pork $l9t. Whisky % 26c. Guano-Peru-
Wan, per ton, $50 $50; Sombrero s32.
TAWBORO', July 9.-Turpentine-Dip, 81 IS to 2 40
Scrape 40 u lbs Tar 81 90 to ST TO- Corn
l3 cents Lard ii to II cents.
| FAYETTEVILLE July I2.-Bacon II "a l23 Cotton
Fair to Good, liz O. 90, Ord to Mid. l04 q IL; Flour
family, IS 65 90; Super IS Sc % 90; Fine, S. Is q
Wheat 50 90 q 90; Oats, 40 q as Peas, IS 50 90
Rye, 81 90 q 90 Lard-l2 a ID cents Moasses-Cuba
20 q 30 cents New Orleans, As q so cents Salt-Lver
pool Sack, 81 Is a 90 Turpentne -Yeow dip, 81 sc
q 90; Virgin, 81 20 "a 90; Hard, 81 90 q 90 Spirits
! 36 90 cents.
| Cotton-Saes at quotations.
| Flour-We note further decline No other change.
LIVERPOOL, July -Cotton-Sales of the week Il 900
bales including 900 spectators and exporters
All qualities had advanced BIG and some circulars say
i I'D.
Fair; iro:.......,.'... 7 u 77l6 =
Stock in port 900 bales including 200 of American
The Manchester report favorable and holders demand
! ed advance.
Flour closed firm with advance. Wheat had advanced
Is Is in consequence of reported drought the CONT
nent. Corn closed dull and unchanged Sugar quiet
Coffee quiet Rice buoyant at IS. advance the spot
and Is afoat Rosin firm at AZ. As. Id Spirits Tur
pentine dull at AIS. Cd.