Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-05-24

BAcoNThe arrivals of Bacon from the country begin to
fall off considerably, but yet the market abundantly
stocked and remain without indication of
ment. See table for quotations.
BEEF CArTLE.-No good Stall fed Beef Cattle has been
brought to market for time Some few parcels ord
grass tted arrived from adjoining county this week
and sold for about cents per h. the hoof We quote
for Stall fatted 6a and grass do. to Al per
on the hoof, and scarce.
CoRN-This article has become scarce, only cargo,
$50 barrels from Onsow County, having arrived
time past sold for 81 per bushe cash. Meal 65 to
20 cents per bushe in lots it arrives.
CoFFEE.-Our quotations for rates. No change
in prices to notice.
EGGs-sell from carts at 12a l5c per Dozen
FLouRThe stock of Fayetteville Flour continues light
Some small lots have arrived during the week consignment
and to dealers direct We quote from wharf at g. and
from store at Sc rs per Dbl. for superfne.
HAY-l40 bales North River received and sold at 10 76
cents per 100 lbs. good article continues scarce
LARD-The stock has been considerably reduced but
improvement in price to notice. Sales dull.
LIMENo late arrivals and the article is very scarce
cargo TIVE would doubt meet with ready SALE at fair
prices
LUMBER.-The only transactions hear of this week. in
River Lumber has been the sale of RATS flooring boards
at eli rs per NJ. This description is in demand
sells quick 81 has offered refused for wide boards
one inch thick
LIQuors.-We know of no change in quotations.
MoLAssEs.-A small cargo has arrived from Cuba. We
quote the rates Is per gallon stock
mer arrivals not yet all worked off.
NAVAL SToREs-Something about SIG barrels of Turpen-
tine have arrived this week The price has ranged 10
cents higher for yellow Dip than did last week. while
gin dip has been steady hard has ALSO in cases.
manded cents per barrel We quote for sales for the
last two days follows yellow dip 81 TO- hard 81 10
and virgin firm at 50 per barrel Of go bs all closing
highest figures SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures sales
have been made in this article advance per
gallon previous quotations We hear
actions to-day. Last sales Is per gallon
81 IS for barrels not returnabe RosINOne lots
No. White Rosn changed hands during the week II
b No. at so IS cents per bbl The latter article
very TARRecepts have been light and high
est figure has been realized for about all that has
the market. PITcH-25O bbls. sold at 81 per Dbl.
SHINGLEs.Some small sales Common Shingles follows:
$4,000 at So 1000 at 81 Si loOo cash. and
made for $780, 900 at 81 80 per 1O00 cash delivery
only transaction has been the 5000
White Oak Dbl. Slaves at 81, rs per 1000.
TBER-Some 10 Is RATS in ALL have been sold to Mill
and shippers prices ranging within quotations The
market dull Miers only buy their wants require The
stock hand is considered ample for demands See table
for prices .'- -. --s-A .ts ~ i.+ es
PEAs.-The market is about fairly supplied with Cow
Peas Our figures represent the market price Little
nothing doing in other descriptions.
PoRK-Our quotations for barrel pork must be understood
merely nominal being for store rates for bar
rels. No whole sale transactions sa ltitrL a 7eI
PoULrRY.-Chckens scarce and command highest
prices, from carts. szsz...s $3.50. .r... ee-..f,
RIcE.-Nothing doing. ...s s..-.--.- -
SALT.-None received this week.
FREIGHrContinue and but few vessels arriving
Rates without change.
ExcHASaE-on Northern Cities per cent. premium.