Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-03-11

CHARLESTON, March =CoETeN-4he sales this morn
ing amounted t. ia bales at the following prices 81 at
81 at III g at ~ and 4s at l2i cents.
GRAIN--Corn continues in demand at former quota
tons of 81 83c u bushel for white North
Carolina and SO 9Oc for Western mixed in bags y bushe
of Sc b., bags included.
uniform and steady character and former quotations not
only fully maintained but in some instances slight advances
42 terces have been fully absorbed by the demand
at extremes of prices ranging from 3t 81 the bulk of the
sales at $3 sag for fair to good and common prime at 3
Rouen R1cE-The receipts of the week amount to only
bushels of which % 900 bushels changed hands
previous being forwarded to mills, from Is soc.
MoLAssEs-Contnues firm. cargo of so hhds. of Cuba
Cayed reported in our last remaining ahoat unsold
disposed OF gallon. We quote sales from stores
of Cuba at % to 20 CENTS and Louisiana in bar
res at Al q ~ cents
sAlr-The article continues very neglected, and with
scarcely any demand Holders of freshly imported store
and terms-Ch Charleston Ne,cs.
BALTIMORE, March 8.mFloqr is firm; sales of Howard
street and Ohio at Sc Is, City Mills Sc. Wheat is buoyan
white 81 go to 81 rs. Corn higher white 80 cents yell
low SO to IS cents.
NEW YORK, March s.-Cotton closed irm-sales of
1000 bales Flour p closed e rmc r. of 1870? t1 state
Wheat closed firm sales of $4,000 bushels Southern white
81 80 western red A. Corn closed g9et-S pes of s.
steady at 50 so $l for Western Pork unchan
ged ST. 81 sl7 So prime $ls l2b sls 25 Lard
closed dull at u II cents. Sugar closed steady at u
cents. Spirits of tnrpenne closed firm at 80 cents Ron
firm At 81 5 Rice UNCHANGED at 3 y
200 bbls advance cents on the best of
wfsk M s;sog T. ss s55 Cents Dusbe
No transactions noticed in other articles.
WASHINGTON, March L. Naval stores.Crude Turpen
has further ed and ae Il have Ho been made
81 Isl Spirits Tqrpentine a cents y gallon.
Corn sells freely at 63 65 cents as in quantity.
f Cotton 10 l04 low to good mdding.
TAWBORO', March 4-Turpenne-Dip 81 As to 81 so
scrape Is to Soc V 100 s Tar 81 81 To- Corn 81 Is
% Cotton 10 to lO3c. Bacon IL to lSc. Lard 10 tc
' lO5c.
/ FAYETTEVILLE, March bacon liz q II Cotton
Fair to Good, O2 q ~ Ordn to Mid 10 @ 90 Flour
family, IS 65 a IS Super. IS 40 q so Fine, IS Is
50 90 Scratched, $ 90 90 GranCorn 81 90 90
Wheat 50 IS 90; Oats % @ es Peas, IS @ 50 80
pool Sack, 81 Is @ co. Turpentme Yellow dip, 81 81
Cotton-The advance noticed on Thursday fully sustain
!, Flour-No change.
NORFOLK, March 5.-Corn-YelloW 90 34c White 81
FSeG q OG ssa 80 Extra Su ssfa Fed 81
fine IS % s 60 Oats 46 s. RsasnRssk Eye 81 81
RaGk % g Clay &c. Pea ~ Nuts n 81 90
pentne, IS 50. Tsr-Bright, 81 10 al IS Black do 5
7Oa1 rs. salt--L B., 81 IS As; G. A. 75a 90 Lime
RaconmVa n C. H. r. iOt %; Hams, Is lst Sides
49, Apple Bra3dySSd s. Is Al So New ss,t 81 90 10
R. o. hid. s3l W; o. hhd $40 shingles-Heart, s43
IS so; Sap, So so "a 90.
CHARLOTTE, N c. March s-Baoon- harns l2s co. side
liz 90, hog round 1O3 IL. Lard IL l2sc. Four-ext
superfne in bills IS 50 50 co. do in bags 81 IS 81 81
Meal 70 oOc Cotton-Fair to Good, lO iOEc Ordina
: ry to Middlng lO3 cents. Conee-Rio 128 cents
% Java, 18e %. Sugar-Loaf IA Ice; brown 90 00c Mo
e lassesNew Orleans So co. West IIdies 80 4Oc But
ter Is 00c Beeswax q OOc Feathers 80 37tc Salt
SAX 81 so so 90. N. C. Whskey, 40 45c.; Northern
e do. 90 O0c.
We advance quotations for Cotton-but little ofere
past week 10 so about the top of the market
q also advance figures for Flour and Peas.
The market pretty well supplied with Bacon but Corn
l. Wheat, Flour and Peas are scarce and in demand
We make change in the price of Groceries, such
Salt, Sugar. Molasses, &c.-Demoerdt.