Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-25
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
WEEK ENDING JULY "a. 1851.

The water continue low extremely and
duce arriving from above tide way The Railroad Bridge
at Neuse River has been repaired in the unprecedented short
time of n days from its being burnt and eghting for
merly, is going the whole length of the
Already lots of Bacon, &c, have reached town Be-
low will be found such remarks circumstances will admit
BAcoNThere has been but little received for the last
month"; and the stock has been nearly all worked off Quo
ations yet to be fully maintained lot however,
of 500 pieces received Railroad to-day and
the belief is that there considerable quantity ready
brought in, and the impression prevail that prices
will be likely to recede the supply may be increased The
stock of Western Bacon growing lighter, but prices
firm We refer table for fair statement of prices
enabled to obtain.
BEEF CATTLE-The stock of Beef Cattle is by no means
extra and prices about the reported last week
CoRNThere has been 500 bushels received from up the
river and it is selling lots from boat at 81 per bush
ell Nearly all disposed Of Stock in store fully fair Meal
There has been receipts last report change
in store rates.
CoFFEEThe stock in store is heavy and prices inclined
to give way fraction for Rio though actual decline has
yet ia ken place.
FLoUR-We can hear of no Fayetteville Flour the mar
ket and quotations Quotations for other brands
without change.
LARD-Ths article is very scarce, and continue last
weeks figures. Arrivals are anticipated.
LMENone received and stock remarkably light in store
We give no figures.
LUMBER-There has been nothing doing River Lumber
About 200 GOO feet the market and offers for it.
LIQUoRs-Firm. See table.
MoLAssEs-There is change in prices in ots-single
hhds. from 20 to 81 cents per gallon, according
quality.
NAVAL SroREs-A the close of enquiries last week
the market for Tupentne quick at the figures
Thursday The quotations of that day continued up
Tuesday evening last On Wednesday, sellers submitted to
decline of cents per Dbl yellow dip and the sales since
that time have reached about 1885 bb 81 2 for yellow
and 81 IS for virgin dip The transactions of the week
up about 220o bbls, 81 80 So 25 for yellow 81
for virgin Closing to-day at lowest figures. The market
appears to be settled and steady About 900 bbs. No
Ros,n has been taken at 9 cents and 81 per Dbl We
hear of sale of No. at 81 per bbl to be selected. Sir
its TpetineThe sales of this article, since last Thurs
day. have reached about 800 bbls all of which changed
hands at 26t cents per gallon being decline of pc per
gallon last weeks highest quotations. and prices rather
Dropping TarReeeipt very light and sales at 81 45
Dbl in the ordinary way. $50 bbls in shipping ORDER
81 IS
SAT-100 sacks sold at 80 cents sack Our highest
| quotations for retail prices.
SHINGLEs-But few arriving, and sell at quotations.
! STAvEs-We hear of no arrivals.
SuGARs-Firm with light sales from at quotations
TsBER-One raft ordinary mill timber sold 81,
very ordinary So per NJ. Some or RATS tbs
market.
FREGHTs-No material change in the rates of frcights
| ExcHASGE-Firm See table.