Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-04

NEWBERN, March 2.-Turpentine 200 bills sold yes
terday at So O24 for Dip and 50 O24 for Hard
Rosin-l5O bbls were disposed of at 81 10 u Dbl.
Fodder 900 TBS. sold at 90c. f3 cwt.
Bacon 700 lbs went at lO{c. ~ ID.
Corn-lGO bbs in MAJ ket held al s. 20 Il Dbl,
sold
Nothing reported in other articles
BALTIMORE March Flour firm at ST. Wheat firm
white 81 40 IS, red 81 40 Corn buoyant; white &c,
yellow 49,
CHARLESTON, March 81 P. M-CoTroN-The sales
this morning 1912 bales the following parc-
AS at g 156 at 81 IA at TO- LOG at l0 IA 03
81 at l0} io2 at loB 29l at Il >2s4 at IL 5o5 at IL
and 42O bales at prices not transpired.
NEW YORK, March Cotton is firm, sales Of 600
bales Flour buoyan sales of 2O0C0 b State at IS So
s. co. Ohio St SO S. 65 Wheat excited sales of 81 600
bushels at an advance, white kentu,ky 81 IS Corn is
"a cents. Pork dull and heavy, sales Of Mess at
SIT SIT 875, and Prime sl3 SIS %. Wskcy closed
firm at % cents. Sugar buoyant The auc-
ton sale to-day showed advance of cent Spirits Tur
pentine firm at 494 50 cent4. Ron finn, ,al1s Of
bbs to-day at 81 73a 81 IS. Rice firm at - d cents
WASHINGTON N. C.. Feb. 22-Nava tor, s--We quote
Dip Turpentine at 50 Scrape do 81 so Tar II % osn
81 l5 Spirits TmpentIne 45 &C. last sale $
lots well cleaned
COttoD-No sales to report
TAWRORO', Feb, % -Turpentpc PIP, - IS 20 : 30
Scrape, As to 80 cts. pes 100 lbs
Corn s. Is to s. 90 per Dbl,
Cotton, 10 to 101 cts
Bacon II to - cts.
Lard 10 to l03 cts.
FAYETTEVILLE Feb. 2s.--Bacou III as II ; C"t,o..-
FAN Good l05 q l04; 0rdin to Mid. 10 q 90 For
family IS so a Is Super IS 25 "a 5 20: Fine IS co a
so 90 Scratched 81 80 a 90 Grain ora 81 90 a co.
Rye, 80 so q % lArd-l2 @ II cent Mo'a>ses uba
30 % 81 cents New Orleans IS 0I 80 "ents Saltlyer
pool Sack 81 So a o % Turpenhe 60 Yellow dip, 81 4C
q 90 Virgin. 81 40 "a 90 Hard 81 20 II 90 Spirits
42A 43 cents.
totton--No change report manufacturers taking al
good grades at highest figures.
Flour-Firm and steady.
COrn-Slightly dul.-O6seTUer.
CHARLOTTE. N. c.. March l.-Bacon-hans l2a CO. sides
III hog round 03 H. Lard Ii l29c Flourextra
Meal 20 OOc Cotton--Fair to Good, lO4 0Ic, Ordna
~ idding, l03 cents. Conee-ki" III IA cents
Java, IA Is. Sugar-Loaf ID Ice; brown O0 O0c. Bio
lases New ORLEANS SIS 90; West inIes % 40c. But
y SAX 81 so 50 90. y. G. Whiskey A Soc. Northern
do 90 toe.
We advance quotations for produce generally. Extra
superfne Flour bbis is worth S. so. good article Of
Wheat will bring 81 TO- Both -Four ana Wheat in de
mand.
The market is pretty well supplied it'll and Bacon
:! plic es firm for those articles.
t0te change u Cotton thoa=h it IS though: that il
ayAnce this week owing to the favorable foreign 1ws
''h,r Iish Potatoes 81 t bb-N t. Potatoes ~ tc
= :..'Ishel.
tun Yarn IS o 81 y bu.ch. For o'ier changes see
table above Democrat
MATANZAS Feb. 23d.-ClaI ed Sugars.0n III basis o.
81 to 10 rs for No. r. large business has dune lately
brought in To-day, however offers do not exceed %
Muse eyados-Grocery kinds neglected, and with diff
Guilty. small lots obtain reals Moiasses less
Int prices continue we'll maintained. Moasses-
Dealers are Still firm in their demands while purchases
the strength of the accounts received from tire United
States and Europe little disposed concede We have
now stock hand of $500 hogsheads ciayed, fo
which reals asked small lot having been sold at At
Muscovad0 transactions have been closed at 81
reals being but tes Of this description IN the
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