Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-10

CHARLESTON. May -Cotton-The transactions to-day
reached fully 1900 bales at prices ranging from 81
as extremes.
MOBILE, May 7-Saes to-day of 1000 bales cotton The
steamers impaired frmness to the Market
which closed active; Middlngs l03c.
NEW ORLEANS, May 7.-Saes to-day of 1900 bales Cot
ton The steamer caused greater rmness in the
market; Mddngs 100 lie. Sugar is firm Pork is firm
at SIS Is 25 treighls and Exchange remain last
ported
SALISBURY, May 8.-Bacon II III; Beeswax 20 a
ton 80 81 90 Corn 70 is do Meal 70 IS Feah-
per ID. 80 35 Flour per bb 80 S. 70 per Sa OK
New oeans 90 IS off MuscoSado "a So
40 As Potatoes Irish so 80; Sweet 40 so; Rags per
ID q; Salt per sack l 70 81 SO sheetng brown 10
Sugar, brown 10; Crushed IL Is Clarified IL IL
rs 80
ard street Sc 81 wheat dull at 81 65 6s Red 81 40
So Corn active and firm. White IS 7Sc.; yellow 76
Provisions firm and prices unchanged Wbskey quiet
at % cents.
PETERSBURG, May 7.-Tobacco-The market to-day
inactive, and for most kinds prices little lower
sales to-day 81 r. Coton-Sales this week up
400 500 bales at 6a93c very poor (and dirty stained
lie Prime Corn Soc Bacconwva dull at Ii 1lic for
round lots. CofeeRo IA IL Is; Laguayra Is Is lie.
Lard-Va and N. c. IL IL l2c Exchange New York
per ct. premium Oats-Common country grades SO to
55c good seed do 81 to 6Oc. Pok-Cincinna Mess not
repacked $21 $21 5O Baltimore inspection $40 $40;
Rump SIS a SIS So Rice firm at a 5l-2c: Molasses-
CSC. terces and 26 i2c for hhds We quote New
Orleans at AZ a soc. Express.
NEW YORK, May Cotton-The market is firm sales
of 1900 bales Flour is heavy sales of $500 bbls South
ern IS Sc Co. Wheat buoyant sales of 200 bushels
white Michigan at 81 So and white Western 81 So Corn
bnoyant sales of $4,000 bushels Western mixed 70 79
cts Southern yellow at 81 50 cts Pork firm Mess II 40
SIT S73 Lard is firm at II II cts. Sugar steady Mus
covad0 st II cts Spirits Turpentine closed firm 81 81
cts. Rosn is firm at 60 81 ga. Rice firm. Freights
are moderately active at for Cotton to Liverpool.
NEWBERN, May 8.-Turpentine- Sales of 80 bbls. on
yesterday at So 10 for Dip and 81 10 for Scrape. The
| ket is firm but there is but little arriving.
FAYETTEVILLE, May bacon IL q IA; Cotton
fair to Good, 1O{ a lO3 Ordin. to Mid. q 81 Flour
family, IS a Sc IS Super IS a Sc IS Fine, 20 a
SC 80 Scratched, O5 a Sc Is Gran-Corn 81 10 "a 15
Wheat 81 90 q Is; Oats rs a 90; Peas 81 90 a 10
Rye, 81 Is "a Is Lard-l23 a IA cents Moasses-Cuba
80 q 80 cents New Orleans SO q 90 cents Salt-Lver
pool Sack, 81 Is a 30 Turpentme yellow dip, 81 30
q 90; Virgin 81 As a 90; Hard, 81 20 90 Spirits
| 80 a 40 cents.
large lots n c. changed hands during the
| week at l23 to ID.
Coton-Recepts light sales Thursday log for good
| cotton
Flour-Frm at quotations; advance of 10 cents pei
| bbl since Thursdays review.
Grain-Country Corn in demand at l 10 to Is. The
market well supplied with Eastern Corn note Gales al
| rs to So per bag.
Turpentne-Yellow dip has advanced Is cents per bb
Spirits-Has an upward tendency. (See quotation.)
Rosin-ScMe beautiful lots No. Pale Rosn changed hands
during the week transactions private. There yet
regular price.