Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-03-08

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family, so @ IS s. Super. Is q Sc 80; Fine, 90 q
Wheat, s. 90 Isl oats, IS co. Peas, 81 90 10
Rye 81 Is q 25; Lardl23 q IA cents Molasses-Cuba
Is 9U @ ne dp 81 Is
60; Virgin, 81 66 a co. Hard, 81 Is a 90 Spirits,
Bacon-Large lots Of N c. hog round. have been sold
during the past week at prices ranging ron2 to ID
70 qday' mere Is quite demand Tor western sides and
Cotton sales Thursday at lO3 to lO Friday 1O4
l0s Saturday some few lots at 10.
Floor-In demand quotations.
Graln OF all kinds sells readily at above figures
Spirits Turpentlne-We note small advance since last
| review; receipts light.
| CHARLOTTE March 5-Cotton.-sales light We con,
tinue former quotations log.
| Flour-Saes were made at Sc 05 6 Is per Dbl.
Wheat-Red commands 81 10 LEO per bushel; White
81 % al 40 per bushe
| Corn-Dull at IS 9Oc. per bushel.
| Peas-Sales at Is SOC. per bushe
Oats-None Offering.
MOBILE March 5.-sales to-day of $500 bales Cote
the market showing favor of buyers and closing
dull, with Middlngs quoted at l04c.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-saes to-day of 49, 900 bales
Cotton at irregular prices ranging from lO4 to lie Feights
and Exchanges are as last reported.
| CHARLESTON, March 5.-Cotton-There was a very &C
TIVE demand for tins article today which freely met by
prices-75 to Il2c as extremes '"io'' ~
BALTIMORE, March 5.-Flour active and firm at IS So
Wheat quiet and firm sales of red at 81 81 49, white
81 A. Sc Corn steady; white u 70; yellow, 70
Is Pork very dull mess sl7 SO Is 90; prime $l4 so
NEWBERN, March 6.-Tmpentine- during the week
OF 5000 bbls at uniform prices So Is for Dip and 50 Is
Sprts-We have noticed no sales of Spirits during the
in the absence of which quote at 43 per gal
| Ion.
Rosn and Tar-Transacons have been pretty brisk and
prices have remained steady at 81 10 81 M for and
81 60 to 81 Go for Tar.
CottonCotton has been arriving freely during the week
for shipment and few hundred bales have been disposed
of at from 81 to lOl per ID.
Is coaee Ro Java M GO
ton Yarn0 s. 81 90 Corn IS So do Meal rs so; Feath
so 81 so Lard II II Pork 7! a S. MoIasses Cuba
40 As New Orleans IS 70 MuscOvado As so; Oats
% 1' Salt pep Sack S s 40 go Rag
Sugar, brown, 10 Crushed II Is Clarified ii II
Taow, 10 H. Wheat, white 90 81 80 red GOA 2O Wool
NEW YORK March 5.-Cotton- TODAY of 800 hale,
at Il cts t9' Kidding Upands market heavy buyers
bills at advance of 10 Cts for good grades State
s. 20 25, Ohio S. 10, and Southern IS 70 So
Wheat higher sales of 1000 bushels white Indiana ST. Is
Corn is firm sales of 900 bushels, white ~ so cts ant
yellow so 81 cts Pork quiet but firm old Mess Ii 81
sl4 U.s. Lard is firm at log liz cts. Whisky closed frme
at "a Mc cs g. heavy 81 u cts COe
closed firm at 48 483 cts. Rosin dull at 81 623 Rice
dull
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l8-Cotton Market-sales of tn,
5000 bales tor export The closed quiet but steady
The sales of Friday estimated at 1000 bales incudn
1000 to spectators and for export.
The quotations follows: New Orleans fair Il mid
ding, 60 Mobile fair, I'D; middling, ll6d.; Upland
GLIDING 48S,8OO bales American cotton Some authcrte
say inferior qualities have declined ID.
Richardson, Spence and Co. quote cotton as onu an
lower grades neglected and Id lower. In mddng and bet
ter qualities there is but little change beyond somewha
increased demand for choice.
Messrs Wakefield Nash say prices unaltered excep
for lower grades which Lie easier. The import
for the week amount to 40, $50 bales.
Messrs Close circular says the demand has rregu
lar and than moderate The market closes wit
tolerable steadiness at previous rates.
Hewtts circular prices steady at the quotation
of Friday last Some disappointment has been felt
magnitude of the shipments from southern ports but no pei
ceptbe influence prices had resulted The know
to be at is $50 900 bales of American cotton against
600 bales at the corresponding period last year.
HaUre Cotton Market The cotton market closed dull
Sales of the week. 5000 bales Stock lO7 900 bales Ne
Orleans tres ordinaire l06f.; Bas I0Ofr.
f Liverpool Breadst!fs Market-Messrs Richardson
Spence Co. quote Flour closed dull and difficult to sc
at 23s 28s Cd. Wheat quie-red Cd white Il
Sd Us Corn is dull and quotations barely maintained
4 yellow 33s 33s cd.
LiuepoG PROVISION MarketBeef is steady and in GOO
demand Holders offer freely, but show disposition
sales In some decline of Is Cd has been
ceded. Pork closed arm new rs 8Os. Bacon is firm az
in good request Lard dull at sos $751; but closed stead
t at 5Ss cd 6Qe for fine.