Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-05

ARTICLES.

Flaxseed, 46l bushels. " rags, bales: Wire 5 bdls
Empty bbs 1O6 kegs Taow l6 bbis. Wine 80 bxs
Soap Stone e94 b5s.. Copper Ore, IT'S bbs.
Liquor, 50 bbls. Old Copper, bbs hhds..
Mdze, 81 boxes SO bbls..... Tobacco, IS bXs.
Dried fruit GAL bags, % bxs Butter kgs Lead s94 pigs
SIS bbls. 10 hhds Molasses, 80 hhds.,
Hides $780, Ppes % bbs Potatoes, bills. Sugar, bxs
Old ron SO bbs hhds and Is bbs Fish, 10 bbls
81 tons. Peas, 1893 bush:; Guano Is tons
Juniper wood, 254 cords Fur bags, ii boxes 20 bbs
Beeswax, 5 bags, boxes, % 80 hhds.
Leather, rolls Glue, IS bis Rosn OIL II bbls esD' WIS.,
Naptha, II bbls Mill Stones, 2; Oil, bbls.
FOREIGN.
spars, ~ Pork, II bills; Potatoes 20 bbls.
FAYETTEVILLE, April 2nd.-Bacon IL q IA; Cotton
Fair to Good, lO4 @ 100; Ordin; to Mid. 81 Flour
%b co s Ct Is 8; ST. 81 Pess % 81
Rye 81 Is @ 25 Lard-123 q IA cents MoassesLCuba
pool 1U @ ne d q
co. Virgin, 81 IS q 90; Hard, 81 rs q 90; Spirits
Cotton-Has declining tendency-receipts light.
Flour-No change, some small lots have sold for more
than quotations. and large for fraction less
Spirits Turpentine-We reduce our figures
SALISBURY, April 3-Bacon liz 12a; Beeswax 20
% Coffee Rio 23 le Java II 224 Cotton 10 IL Cot
ton Yarn IS 81 90 Corn rs so do Meal rs So Feath
srs per r. 80 F015 per Pn SS y Is
81 IS; New Orleans IS 70; Muscovado As so; Oats
50 S. Potatoes Irish 50 80 Sweet 40 So Rags per
Sugar, brown, So 10; Crushed IL Is Clarified IL II
% 80
NEWBERN, April 3.-For the Week.-Turpentine.-
Transactions during the week have been brisk usual
but prices have somewhat declined and the sales amount
5000 bbls. at from s. 05 So 10 for Dip and 81 05
| 81 10 for Hard
Spirits TurpentneA few small lots have been sold dur
| ing the week at 43 433 cents per gallon.
Rosn-some $500 5000 bbls. of Rosn changed hands
Tartar is in good demand with upward tendency
several lots have been disposed of at 81 so 81 IS per
| bbl
Coton-Very little Cotton has been offered and there is
change in prices far have been able to learn
| CHARLESTON, April 2.-There active business
done in the article to-day which resulted in the sale of
bales The market has become Irregular without any
tive change in prices The extremes ranging from 81
| PETERSBURG April 3-Wheat steady. Prime red 81 40
demand for prime grades at 1885, Inferior and medium
parcels entirely unchanged and for such there de-
mand whatever Bacon III to IL lie. for hog round To-
baccoWe have no change whatever to notice in prices
The breaks made up mostly of dirty ugs and
low grades of Leaf and for such prices very low Oats
Common country grades so &c., Seed do; 81 to Coo
Sugar4 S4c for common to good Porto RlCo, and IL
g for strictly prime New Orleans &c. for good to
prime. PorkCncnnat brands not repacked, SCI FL so
for best Mess and $40 so $40 for Baltimore inspection
Rice lie. Flour-City Family So so extra Super
fine 81 so; plain Super. ga S. 80, and Fine S. 3d.
Cofee-We note offer of 800 bags prime Rio direct
portaton at 14c., which rejected We quote fair
good Is 14c prime IA IL. Laguayra IA IL Is, as to
quality Old Government Java II 8c; Green Costa RIGA
Is 2c. Noasses-Saes auctiod on Yesterday at 30
3O4 bbl u IL 2sc for tierces and 26 rs 2c for
hhds.-Erpress.
/ BALTIMORE April Flour is quiet sales of Howard
street at S. so S. 81. Wheat is buoyant white $I~s5
81 68 red 81 40 A. Corn active; sales at 70 72c.
Provisions are unchanged. Whiskey 22l.2c.