Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-19

SALISBURY, April l7-Bacen IL l24; Beeswax 20 a
Is; Coffee Rio l25 l6 java II 22 Cotton 10 II; Cot
ton Yarn 95 81 90 Corn so do. Meal Is so Feath
per ID. 30 35 Flour per bb rs So 90; per Sack
GOA So co. Lard Il l2a Pork II s. Molasses Cuba
40 Is Potatoes, Irish so 8O Sweet 40 So Rags, per
Id q; Salt per sack IS 81 So Sheeng brown 10
Sugar brown 10; Crushed II Is Clarified Ii II ;
TaoW 10 Il; Wheat white 90 81 80; red oOasl 2O Wool
Is 80.
CHARLESTON, April 16.-C otton-The marke. continues
very quiet the sales having been limited
ing from to lc Among the sales 284 bales at lSc
BALTIMORE, April l6-Flour is steady; Howard st. S.
Wheat firm; white 81 70 ST so, red 81 as 81 so. Corn
active; white IS TIC yellow n 73c. Provisions
Whskey 225c.
to-day of 400 bales Flour is quiet sales of 10000 bbs
State at 80 s. IS, Ohio at Sc Is, and Southern at
white 81 a. Corn heavy; sales Of $4,000 bushels,
white at "A 7sB cents mixed 722 "a cents and yellow IS
heavy sales at Il cents Sugar sheavy Muscevado at 81
a6 cents Spirits Turpentine is dull Rosn steady sales
of $500 bbs. at 81 60, delivered. Rice quiet.
CHARLOTTE, April RELATIONSHIPS have been light
at the following prices viz good middlngs 81 lOc. Mid
ding 9tc. Ordinary Sc. Stained "a &C per lib.
FlourWe quote at 50 l23 sack of SO lbs Sc rs per
Wheat-Red commands 81 20 81 80 per bushel. White
81 80 a ST. 40 per bushel.
Corn--Dul at IS a SO cents pc bushel.
Bacon-Extremes l03 ll3c per Id.
Lard--s worth l23c per Id.
3utter-15 cents.
Chckens-Are worth Is 20 C each.
Eggs-l0c per dozen.
MOBILE April l6-Saes to-day of 600 bales Cotton at
unchanged rates.
NEW ORLEANS, April l6th.--The Cotton market was
steady with sales to-day of 5000 baes MiddiDgs log
ii cents Sugar quiet at 81 81 cents. Flour quiet
Corn buoyant at 40 IS cents. Freight Cotton to
Liverpool l5-32d. Exchange unchanged.
NEWBERN, April l7.-For the Week.-Turpentne-
Sales during the week of about 5000 bb prices ranging
from 81 95 So for Dip and 81 95 81 for Hard.
Rosin-Some 5000 1000 bbls. changed hands from
81 O5 81 l74 per bb for Common, per $40 lbs, in
quality.
Tar-Severa lots arrived during the week and found
ready sale prices somewhat advance of last week.
81 IS 81 80.
Spirits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have been light, with sales
of a few hundred bbls only at Al J cents per gallon
Flour-Flour has been quite dull with good supply in
the market prices, however, remain steady at Sc IS fol
Superine and 81 Is for Family.
Corn-Very little doing and in absence of sales quote
it at So so per Dbl.
Lumber-Two three RATS have been sold at from $3C
to $40 per NJ, as in quality.
FAYETTEVILLE, April 16th-Bacon IL q Il Cotton
rair to Good 104 a log Ordin. to Mid. 81 Flour
family, 40 a 81 so; Super 20 a Sc 25 Fine, so
Sc 90 Scratched, Is q S. rs Gran-Corp, 81 10 q l5
Wheat 81 90 o. Is Oats rs q 80; Peas 81 90 @ 10
Rye, 81 Is o. Is Lard-l23 q Ia cents Molasses-Cubs
80 a 80 cents New Orleans, so q 90 cents Salt-Iiver
pool Sack, 81 Is a 80 Turpentnle yellow dip, 81 OK
co. Virgin, 81 63 a 90; Hard, 81 Is O. 90 Spirits
373 SO cents.
Cotton-No change; very few sales during the week.
Four-Sels readily at quotations.
Grain-Large quantities of Eastern Corn arriving Bales
at Is to 40 per bag quality Country corn scarce
and in demand. small lot OF Wheat sold on Thursday
at 81.
Turpentne- New Virgin arrives slowly Sales during thu
week at 3.