Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-07
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR TUE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER 6. 1851.

hEARKSA slight rise IN the cape Fear has enabled two
of the boats to get through Fayetteville Our latest dates
from the above place. that there is two feet water
the shoals As there has been comparatively produce
received from above deway We refer to remarks below
for all that worthy of notice in the transactions of
the weeks business.
TURPENTNE-Our report of last Thursday left the urpen-
tine market comparatively firm, and prices quoted that
day have generally been sustained, with few exceptions
On Saturday 563 bbs part to arrive changed hands
cents below figures of Thursday On Monday the mar
ket opened 81 35 and closed at 81 30 We quote sales
of the week these prices mostly CHEST figure The sales
of the week foot up Sl10 bbs SPIRITS TURPENTINE-The
transactions in this article have reached little over 900 bar
res at 20 cents per gallon and small lot town made at so
TAR-Receipts continue lghtonly about 81 barrels
having in which fetched 81 GO 81 65 per bar
rel closing at latter price RosINAbout 1900 bbls coun-
rosin have changed hands at 9 95 cts
mostly at 95 cents per bbl; and small lot of town made in
large barrels in ORDER 81 We quote at IS cents the
market price.
HAY-25 bales of hay received this week and sold from
wharf at IS a so cents per 100 lbs.
OATs-1 600 bushels taken by dealers at 50 cents
PoRK-The stock of mess pork has been materially
duced and the article this time price firm Fresh
pork in slowly, and sells at a 49, from carts
LARD.-Sales of lard at II cents in bbs Stock in first
hands somewhat reduced
TMBER-About Z RATS have been sold since Thursday
last prices ranging from so to SO so Mfor ordinary
mill timber.
CoRN-We sales of 1000 bushels from vessel, taken
by Dealers at 55c, per hushel.
BAcoNWe have heard of sales only in small lots rates
ranging within figures. See table Stock growing light
EGGS PoULrRY-Come in sparingly, and raise our
figures for the first named article
PEAs-Recepts of Cow Peas light quotations. firm
Ground Peas also in slowly and sales 70 So
per bushe as to quality.
FREGHTs-For rates see table.
ExCHANGE-Scarce. No change in rates.
NEWBERN Nov 3-Turpentine-1'he river for n few
days has been in good boating ORDER and urpentne
ing in m go RECEIPTS Is, are yet light Sales of dip
past week lots in and sell
43 45c Meal 20 Soc Bacon-no sales since last
Lard l2Ic
CHARLESTON, Nov 5-There was fair demand for
Cotton yesterday and 100 bales disposed of 6
a decline of fully ! on the lower qualities
NEW YORK, Nov 4,-Four is moderately active and
steady-saes of 5000 bbls at s3 81 for State and 81
25 for southern Rye -four So s7t meal unchanged
at 96c and 1000 bushels Michigan white at Sc SIC
has upward endency-sale of 2 900 bushels mixed
of 500 bbs SIS new, sI4 so mess lard
dull at Sc There change to notice in groceries,
the demand is moderate at steady rates Cotton is heavy
with sales of 1900 bales Whisky q cents.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov, flour is dull at So s7s for
State brands Rye -four 50 37t Corn meal So Is Wheat
Goo rye 7Oc oats 80 Bic Provisions and groceries are
without alteration The cotton market dull Whisky 22a
% cents.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov S.--FOur thousand bales of Cot
ton sold to-day, Monday steady prices Rice is in
limited demand at from to A. Bacon sides worth l0a
and shoulders 81. Whiskey is dull at lsa.
Nov. Alive thousand bales of Cotton sold to-day
The Frankns adyces have affected the market Rice
is dull at from 81 to &c.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 4.-FTour-sales of $50 bbls at So
Sl{ Sales of 1000 bbls City Mills at g rs Rye -four So
So Corn meal 81 So. Wheat-sales ofprme red y
Zoe, ordinary good at 65 re, and fair quality of
white do is selling at Is 7sc and such is suitable for
family -four 81 SIC Corn 81 55c Oats 30 BIC Rio
coffee 81 &c., prime 94c. Sugar So 65 per 100 TBS
Rice BE h. Meas pork 10 $40 12z; primo do is
held Sill Baeon-shoulders 9sc; sides LOB l0G hams
10 lie Lard in bbls 81 9ac kegs loa lolc Butter
10 lie. Whiskey p 23c.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 2l.-Cotton was dull, and prices of
all descriptions bad declined &c. The average daily
1000 to 5000 bales chiefly the trade In Flour and
wheat only moderate business doing the decline
teed Friday, viz: Sd Cd -four and Id on wheat
Corn was but for and nominal previous
The Manchester market sympathsed with the of
in Liverpool but business limited with gloomy aspect
LONDON, Oct 2o-sugars were dali dropping, tho
unchanged in price Coffee Cd Is lower-good ordi
nary native Ceyen said at 40s 3d. Tea rice and taow
were dull Other articles shorY no material alteration