Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-16
Wilmington Bank Rates
REVIEW OF TIE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JANUARY Is 1852.

BACON he first arrival of \. c. Bacon Of impor-
lance received last Tuesday consisting 1900
lbs, from Dul lin county 1t prime article, and was
readily taken by retailers at l0 cents hog To-day
several small parcels have been brought in say about 1900
lbs of very good quality for which log of
ered, but sellers asking higher prices. For Western
old see table for extremes of prices quality hhd
with fair stock for the season.
CoRN-Ihere has been received for several days
except small Railroad which sold cents per
bushel, delivered the depot. few cargoes would sell
readily the stock being very light, and the article
MEAL-We hear of no wholesale transactions. The
ket ranges about quoted in table,
BEEF CATTLE The market continues very we'll supplied
with beeves of inferior quality and continue
weeks quotations. to - for ordinary good and
per h. for extra prime. None of the latter arriving.
CoFFEE-There is fair stock of Coffee in Market and
light sales in lots to suit quotations. See table.
FLOUR We hear of no wholesale transactions. Sales
the small way for home about the range of our figures
See table.
AY-Some few lots have been received and sales in the
small ranging from Is to 100 per 100 lbs,
quality and quantity from wharf and store
| LARD-A few barrels of new N. c Lard has arrived
which has been taken by dealers Ohc per h. in bbls
LIME None received this week, and the stock very
small. Retailing at 81 so per ca<k
NAVAL SToREs-The receipts of turpentine have been
light during the past week. and the price has advanced 10
per Dbl for both note sales during
the week of bout 200 bbs So So 25 for SOFT and
81 20 81 30 for hard per Dbl of 250 lbs There have
sales of hard under 81 20 On Monday since them
the price has ranged from 81 20 to 81 80 mostly 81
and to-day and yesterday evening the price of soft has
ranged from 81 20 to 81 25-mostly at highest figures
The sales have been principally confined distilers.-
Sales of Rosin have reached about $3.50 barrels @ for
medium and 80 cents barrel for large bbs The
of Spirits Turpentne have been very light and much in
factors hands small lot has changed hands 81 and
another at % cents for country made. Town ders re-
fuse to sell at present prices Sales ofabou Tar
81 65 a 81 60-cosing at 81 60.
Peas We hear ofno arrival of Cow Peas for a week or
two The last sale about IS so per bushel
Nuts Cor Ground Pea have in freely week.
and quote sales 50 csc per bushe according to quail
ity.
PoTAT2EsThe stock of Irish planting potatoes light
See table for prices Sweet potatoes selling
rs they arrive at about 90 cents per bushel.
SHINGLES Arrivals light. Some so to $4,000 common
Cypress sold at So Is per NJ.
Several thousand since last Thurs
day. We sales of 40 81 The article
selling from vessel 81 10 per sack quantity suit
MoLAssEs Received from Maanzas, 200 hhds and 80
erces crop, about so hhds of which
about p censs per gallon 80 days
STAvEs-We oe sales Of red oak hhd. at SIS, and mix
ed red and white oak at sl2 50 PER NJ.
TIMER We sales of afts timber Thurs
classified qualities.
FRren~ Of'he light receipts of produce
from the country freghts and number
sells in port For rates. which are dull table.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan l2-1 he Flour market has been
quiet: 1000 barrels good brand sold urday at
s. 25 Dbl and 500 bhls since kve
is and worth SIS So small lot of Corn Meal sold
81 per barrel
Cran-W steady demand at 30 cents per bushel
for prime Red and 81 for White Rye wanted Y cts
Corn beginning to forward freely There j.
good and 500 bushels new Southern Yellow sold
at % 60 CENTS afoat previous to arrival the
rate
Whiskey in limited request palo, of bbls at o. ana
hhds al 2It cts.