Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-06-20
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 10. 1851

Another week of the dull has passed away and
have but little animation to report in the commercial depart
ment of paper except far regards the naval store
market Since last, have had ever. days of rainy
weather accompanied with unusually cool nights We
from Fayetteville under date of yesterday, that the Cape
Fear had four feet the rains bat was
then down to feet in the shoaest places We hear of
produce the way to market Below will be found
marks think are justified in making
BEEF CAirLE-The market is badly supplied. We
tinue former quotations, for grass fatted only.
LAMBS MUTroN-The stock in butchers hands is of
rather poor description They bring 81 to 81 50 per
head.
BAcoN-The stock of Bacon is, from all gather,
fully fair Tor the The recent receipts have kept the
stock up There appears to be variation in
crpon of n c. make since last report and refer to
figures for about statement give
Prime hams rather scarce and would bring fraction
than quotations. Western Bacon has become rather
except few parcels for which the price appears to be
limited quote sales OF sides, in lots to suit, 81
Shoulders 81 to SIC per lb.
BUTrERThere appears to be considerable enquiry for
country made Butter and if the article is we'll put up
small parcels, will command ready sale and fair price,
CoRN1000 bushels white, received from Baltimore,
taken by dealer at 6S per bushel, cash MEALA
lot received from Baltimore selling from 80 92kc
bushel in lots to suit The market has downward
dency.
CoFFEE-Quotatons for Rio a fraction lower and
sales dull with fair stock the market See table
for quotations.
EGGs-Ths market continues to be poorly supplied, and
quotations readily obtained
FLoURThe stock of Northern brands is considerably
duced Baltimore, in lots of 10 barrels sells quick SIS per
barrel cash. See table The stock of Western (or New
Oreans) has been worked off, and quotations.
HAY-Sales of 100 bales prime North River Hay at 20
per 100 bs in lots 102 do fair at 60 and $50
! do. inferior at so cents.
LARDThe bulk of this article appears be rather small
than last week. and factors asking fraction
more than we quoted at last Thursday. See table.
| LIME-None received since last report.
LUMBER-We hear of no sales. Some two or three
on market
MoLAssEs-There is none in first hands. Two cargocs
daily expected.
NAVAL SroREsSince our last report about l600 100
barrels of crude Turpcntne has reached market and been
taken by shippers and dstlers last weeks figures;
closing to-day with sales of about $50 barrels all the
ke at highest figure for 2sO lbs. Spirits TWpenne
The sales have reached about 1000 barrepat taken for
export Europe About 600 bbs of the weeks sales
26 cents and 400 at 25 cents per gallonclong yee
day 26 We hear of sales to-day holders
fuse take less than 26 cents and this appears be about
the market Rosin-Sales of about 300 bbs No at 81
12k 81 200 bbls No. at 95 cents 81 49, according
quality 1000 bbls No at 80 92 for small
rel and about 1000 do at 81 per barrel for large bbls
closing latter figure with considerable demand and guam
tty market light. remarkably light
last sales at 81 IS to 81 20 per Dbl.
OArs-Store price so to SIS cents at retail.
PEAs500 bushels peas, received to ORDER retailing
from at 95 81 per bushe No wholesale
actions
PoRK-Stoc of Mess fair and prices barely sustained.
See table
POULTRY This market is most mserably neglected.
RcEAbout 40 ierces and half erees have been taken by
50 80 per 100 lbs in erces and So IS per do in
half tierces The article is very
SAT--None received Quotations for store prices.
SnTyGLEs-Small sale of Common Cypress Shingles at
| 81 30 per M.
STavEs-A small lot of white oak hhd slaves fetched $50
per M.
TrMBER-About Is RATS sold this week. per
and inspection very ordinary, prices ranging wthi,
quotations The market is again bare.
FEEIGHTs-Have declined and but few to be had. See
table