Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-05-20

NEW YORK, May l7.-Cotton is nominal Flour is heavy,
sales of 900 bills Southern at s. IS 25 Wheat heavy
sales OF * G WHITE mite Weern s. Southern
sales of $4,000 bushels yellow 90 981 cents. Pork
Mess unchanged sales at SIS Is Prime has ADVANCED sales
Whiskey is firm at so 3O4 cts. Moasses firm. sales at 45
cents Spirits Turpentine closed firm at Sc Cts the spot
and at 81 52 cents to arrive ROsln dull. Rice firm
BALTIMORE, May 17.-Breadstuffs quiet. Howard
street and Ohio Flour 81 So White wheat 81 IS O5.
upward tendency. Mess pork 1sl. Bacon sides IOl
CHARLESTON, May 17.-Cotton-There quite an
active demand to-day which resulted in the sale of upwards
Of 24O0 bales Tic market continues unsettled but the
subjoned quotations will approximate nearly possible
to the present value Of the article The sales comprise OS
bales at 81 l56 at 81 at % 20 at % 26 at at 9
S76 at 10 3 at TO- 1872 at lO4 SO at 1875 252 log
285 at l04c Mddng lO; Good Middlng Oa and MiddlDg
Fair 104c
! NEWBERN May lS.-Turpentine- But little doing Sales
yesterday of loo bbIs at 81 20 for virgin So Is for dip
Spirits Turpenne-sales of 100 bbls at As cents ~ gal
Flour-sa Sales of small lots at 81 81 80. Stock light
mand good.
| CHARLESTON, May 12-RICE.-The transactions show
range of figures extending from $50 to 81 but the bulk
of the sales were made within the margin Of a M % hun
bred. We quote Ordinary FAR $50 81 Good to Com
mon Prime S44 "a ]! and Prime and Choice a. There
have been none of these qualities on the market.
ROUGH RICE.-This article has also advanced in value
and the average Improvement cents the transac
lions of the previous week. The receipts comprise $4,000
bushels and the sales be put down at 10000 bushels
at extremes ranging from 80 cents to 81 but the bulk of
the sales made within the margin of SO cents 81 o. 70
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| CoRN.-Ths article has also advanced in value and
have put up quotations cents above those given in
review of the 9Th instant The receipts from North Car
ona embrace 10000 bushels and sold at prices
ranging from 90 to DC There was also arrival of 300
bushels Maryland which sold at 81 cents. The trans
actions in Country Corn reach about 5000 bushels at
ranging from 81 to 95 cents The receipts of this
description reach 4, 3l8 bushels
| TAWBORO', May l3.-Turpentine-D 81 As to 2 so.
Scrape, As to so cts. per 100 lbs.
Tar 81 90 to 81 TO-
Corn, So Is to So so per Dbl.
Cotton, 10 to 103 cts.
Bacon, II to Ii cts.
| Lard 10 to l05 cts.
FAYETTEVILLE, May l6th.-Bacon l25 20 - Cotton
Fair Good, IL "a ia Ordn. to Mid. l05 % IL Flour
family, 81 GO a co. Super S. Is "a co. Fine. SC so %
Wheat 81 90 90; Oats So "a co. Peas, 90 q 81 90
Rye 81 90 o. 90 Lard-l2I a 49, Moasses-Cuba
u "a 30 cents New Orleans As % 80 cents SaItLver-
pool Sack, 81 25 @ 90: Turpentme yellow dip 81 %
a 90 Virgin, So so a 90; Hard, 81 Is "a 90 Spirits
~ a 421 cents.
The receipts of being lighter than demands of
ufacturers, make no change in quotations.
Flour has advanced at least so The receipts
Tight If more offering, it would probably go above
quOtations.-O Observer
CHARLOTTE, N. c., May IT, Bacon-hanls 90 121 sides
III co. hog round 104 IL. Lard I24 3c FIonr-extra
superne in bbs ST 70 Sc So do. in bags 50 Is s. 20
Meal 80 00c. Cotton-Fair to Good, 8 10, Ordina
ry to Mddng 81 cents. Coi1ee-kio, l2d IA cents
Java Is zoe. Sugar-Loaf IA Ice brown 90 G0c. Mo
asses-New Orleans So 90 West Indes 13 40c. But
ter Is zoe. Beeswax u 00c Feathers 90 00c Salt
y sack, 81 40 81 SO. N. c. Whiskey, 40 &c; Northern
do. 90 00c.
There has been very decided advance in Flour Whea
and last report Flour worth Sc Is Sc 81
for superine in bb.; bags So Is S. 90 Wheat
to ST 30 Corn "a to 30 cents These articles are III dema
at the above prices.
Cotton dull in consequence of unfavorabe foreign
There Offering and quotations may be consider
ed nominaI-Democrd. @s #ass