Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-26

NEW YORK, April 3.-Cotton-Market fiat; sales to-
day of 900 bales Flour is higher; sales OF 1900 bhs
at Is S. 35, Ohio at Sc 10; and Southern at
80 S. 30. Wheat higher sales of IA 900 bushels Chca
60 spring 81 25 sales of red Western. Corn is firm
Mess at II SO SIS, and Prime IL Is Sl4 45 Whskey
closed firm at zig 2l4 cents Sugar is firm. Museovado
at 81 II Coffee firm. MO2sses is steady at 40
cents. Spirits TuIpentne dull Rosin is dull Rice heavy
at 81 AZ cents.
SALISBURY, April 24.-Bacon II l2a; Beeswax 20 a
Is Coffee, Rio, 123 l6 Java II 224 Cotton 10 IL; Cot
ton Yarn so 81 90 Corn 70 20 do Meal 70a U.s. Feath
ers h. 80 35 Flour per Dbl Is IS GO; per Sack
20 So 30; Lard II l25 Pork u Molasses Cuba
"a AS New Orleans 60 65 Muscovado As SO; Oats
40 As Potatoes, lrish SO So Sweet 40 50 Rags per
Id 23 Salt per sack 10 81 So sheetng brown 10
Sugar, brown, TO- Crushed II Is Clarified Ii II
Taow, 10 r. Wheat, white 90 ST SO red $la$l 20; Wool
IS 80.
NEWBERN April 24--Busness generally during the past
week has been active for the season
TurpentneBetween 5000 and 1000 bbls. have changed
hands last report at prices ranging from 81 IS
So 05 for Dip and 81 IS 81 05 for Scrape Sales yester-
day at the highest figures.
yesterday at Al cents but buyers were rather ndsposed
to take hold.
Fiour-selling in quantities to suit at Sc rs 81 Is.
Corn-But little offering. Sells at So so a So 80.
Corn Meal-Commands from 80 to 81 per bushel
FowChckens scarce and in demand at so 60 cents
la pair.
CHARLOTTE. April .-Cotton-There has been but a
limited supply on the market during the week. Sales
effected at following figures. Good mddngs 10 cents.
Middlings &c. Ordinary &c. Stained 65c per ID
Flour-The market dull So IS for Fine s. OF
for Super and So II IL per sack of SO lbs So 90 $6 70
bbl
Wheat-Very little offering. We continue former quota
ons 81 20 % per bushel for Red; 81 80 80 per
bushel for White.
Corn-Market firm at 85c. per bushel.
Bacon.-We quote at 10 IL a IL lie. per lb.
Lard-Is worth IL lie. per Id.
Butter-Is worth Is zoe. per lb.
Chickens-Are worth Is 20 EACH
Eggs-l0c. per doz.
more animation the market to day than has prevailed for
days past which resulted in the sale of bales
unchanged prices. The particulars follows 43
bales u at 81 at s. &C at 81 SO at 10; Is at l04
81 at 03 2l0 at 10S 40 at log 80 at 05 297
IL % IL 3l6 26 at IL and 2l0 bales at liz cents
BALTIMORE, April 22.-Flour is firm; Howard Street
held at S. 25, but sales Wheat is quiet white 81 60
III 49, red so 55 Corn is dull white 20 "a cents yell
low 20 u cents. Mess Pork SIT 81 prime sl5 Whskey
22{.
FAYETTEVILLE April 23d.-Bacon IL a Il; Cotton
tair to Good 104 a l0a Ordin. to Mid "a % Flour
family, s 40 a Sc so; Super 20 a Sc 25 Fine, so
Sc 90 Scratched Is a IS rs GranoCorn u 10 % Isl
Wheat, 81 90 q 15 Oats Is a go; Peas 81 % "a 10
Rye, 81 Is q 25; Lard-123 a IA cents enthusiastically
so "a 80 cents New Orleans, so a 90 cents Salt-Liver
pool Sack 81 Is a L 30 Turpentme yellow dip, 81 Il
a 0O Virgin s. 05 q 90; Bard, 81 10 90; Spirits
+ BaconIn n c. no transactions have been reported dur
ing the past week. The supply hand be large
and there is but little inquiry existing although no changt
to nose in price, Supply of Western Bacon good sales
Sides at Is to LII, Shoulders at 10 to 10A.
COton-ReceiptS of the week only about so bales, which
sold from 81 to log, as to quality.
Flour-Frm and IN demand at quotations
Turpentine-New Vir gin sells to-day at So o. The prc
does not seem to be fully established either here or In WI
! mington.