Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-06-18
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE II. 1852.

NAVAL SroREsThe receipts of 1urpenne have reached
barrels since last Thursday and prices have improved
10 cents per Dbl Sales hav: been effected for all put
upon the market follows: Yellow dip 20 81 7; vr
gin Is 50 20; hard Is 81 35,-closng at highest fig
The sales of the week foot up about 5,3l2 bills
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Ras been steady at &c., with sales
of 900 barrels this price The stock is light and
holders firm at this price.
RosINThe only transactions We hear of have been
fined to the arcle,say 1925 barrels &c.
IS, and 100 cents per Dbl, as in size.
Tara few small lots have been brought in and sold at
81 so per bbl The article very and in demand
LIME20O casks have changed hands at 81 Is per bbl
BAcoN-Th article is in rather better supply and note
sales of 20 Is 900 lbs at Is cts per h., hog round Hams
separate, at II cents No change in Western Bacon.
LARDSales of North Carolina Lard at l2 in bbls,
and Is per h. in kegs Sales of Western Lard at
cents in bbls., and IL cents per h. in kegs.
CoRN.-Receipts have been light, but the stock in the
hands of dealers fully fair Last sales note made
at 6S cents per bushel.
TIMBER.-The receipts of Timber continue light. We
quote ordinary at SO SO prime SEA So and shipping
sll, with sales of only few RATS
LIQUoRs-Sales of 229 bbs New Orleans Whisky at Il
cents per gallon.
SHINGLEsSma sales of common cypress Shingles at 81
per M.
PoRk-The stock fair and continue last weeks quo.
tations in quantity. See tabs.
RcE-Saes per single erce at s. In lots at 81 IS per
100 lbs.
SLAVES HEADrNG.-Small lots White Oak Dbl. Slaves
at $40 per NJ for inferior Sales Ash Heading at SO per NJ
BEEF CArTLE-The stock in Butchers hands is only lin
tied Prices range from 81 cents for nett beef the
hoof with but little arriving.
FRE1GHTs-Are without change-but few vessels in port
and freghts very abundant.
In other articles there is little nothing report and
refer to table for n statement of prices.
Business has been remarkable dull during the past week
NEW ORLEANS, June 15-Cotton to day, Tuesday,
quiet, and barely 500 bales changed hands, in
qucnce of Factors holding off until they receive the advices
nearly due at New York by the British Mail steam ship
Europa which left Liverpool the 9Th inst Corn
ive and 40 600 bushels sold at from 4S to so cents
CHARLESTON June 16.-Cotton-The market may
be said to have been brought to stand yesterday little
the trtce The sales limited $50 bales,
at II and 81. Prices nominal.
| NEWBERN, N. c. June 16.-Turpentine. water
past been very light Old dip remains steady at 81 so
scrape Is So We hear of sales of small of
gin dip s. Tnrpentine In demand at these prices
receipts since our last retail price in the stores
drought retals at 80 to 100 per bushel BaconA
sale Of Hams Saturday at lle Sides and Shoulders
No receipts of Lard since our last.
NEW YORK, June l5-The New York Cotton market
to-day Tuesday unsettled The transactions comprs
ed 1000 bales The quotations ranged 81 9c.
middlng Orleans and from 81 to 9c for mddng Upands
In Rice sales effected to the extent of 100 teEces
prices varying from S2 to 81 Is per 100 lbs for good to
prime Carolina.
| BOSTON June 12.-Naval Stores-In Spirits Turpen-
closing Tar has been in moderate de-
mand at 81 S7a 81 12a per bbl In Pitch there
have been sales of $50 bbls at 81 GIL per bbl mos
Common Rosin is selling at 81 50. 6 mos.