Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

There is good demand for the article and it sells readily
at 50 35 So 40 for SOFT The sales of the week foot up
S barrels at the above prices The bulk the article
been received per railroad and boats SPRTR TCRpENrNE
has also been fuctuatng with better demand
ced prices Sales Thursday of 800 barrels 100
do at 46 cents Friday 100 do at &c., Monday 100 do
49, l25 do at 49, and 400 do SO cents Tuesday,
at 5Oc Wednesday, 300 do at 4S 40 cents per gallon
two three parcels private terms We of
actions this Thursday) morning Holders, however,
firm at Wednesdays quotations RosN-Sales of 1850 bar
rcs Common at 81 liz 81 20 per bb, for large
dunn size and 60 barrels No at 81 IS per bb TAR
Sales of 80 bbls during the week at 81 10 per Dbl.
PoEK-Northern Mess Pork has ag"n advanced to s21
s22 per bb Fresh Pork arrives slowly and sells from
at 8 10 cents per h.
PEAs-Ground Peas arrive freely and prices have
what declined We quote 81 81 10 per bushe No
ceipts of Cow Peas They in demand and would bring
fair prices, and meet with quick sale.
POULTRY EaGs.The market is scantiy supplied and
prices high. See table,
SALT-We sales of 800 sacks Liverpool ground.
81 Is per SACK from vessel The cargo noticed last Thurs
day. just arrived has gone into sore and sales in lots
suit at 81 Is per sack.
SutNGEs.-SaIes of Cypress contract Shingles So So
and do at 81 so per NJ
STAvEs-Sales of White Oak Dbl Slaves SO per
NJ. common article.
TMBERThe market is in better supply, and sales
dull We refer table for Classification of prices.
! FnEIaHrs.-We have no change to note in prices
NEWBERN, Nov. 12-Turpentiue--Sales during first
Of the week IS So 30 since then sales have been made
at So 80. Coton-Sales at So 30. CornSmal lots from
carts at s. 40. Mea--Sales at So cts
| BOSTON, Nov. 13.--Naval Stores-The market for
Spirits Turpenne is easier and notice ses at SIC per
GAL cash. The stock in market quite small Tar has
rived freely sales 500 bills North County So 2
bb cash. Rosn continues in good demand. Sales of
at 81 75 and No. at 81 per bb mos In Pitch the
sales have been confined to small lots.
| FAYETTEVILL, Nov. 16.-Bacon still in demand Cot
onThe animated feeling noticed in Thursday issue full
y maintained. and advance quotations. We noticed
in the street Saturday lot of 30 bales made
put by Rev. Mr. Peacock of Montgomery County We no
tcc for the beautiful it s put upworhy the i'm
aton of others 1t sold for 7l6-beng above the the1
market price. CornNot coming in than is needed fo
daily consumption. Four.-We advance fgurs to cor
respond with actual sales. Oats scarce and wanted
p S. Sales of cotton this morning at 9k.-Obserrer.
\ NEW YORK, Nov. T7.-Naval Stores-Turpentine con
tnues rather quiet chiefly account of the difficulty
procuring freight and Spirits Turpentne has again
ced. The sales 300 bbls small North County Turpen
tine at 81 l2 go lb 1000 Wmingt private terms
1900 Spirits Turpentne SO to So cents cash. including
some at retail at the latter rate 1900 North County, 81
81 80 in yard 20 large do 81 60 100 Rope Tar 81 So
delived and 600 White Rosn, 81 Is S3 62k per $50 ID
Rice-As the increase prices tend downward Th
sales are 300 ties. at 81 p 81 62a, cash.
II BALTIMORE Nov. l6.-The -four market is a goo
deal excited Sales of Howard street have been made
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