Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-26
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARE TT
FROM TIE 15rH TO 24rH NOVEMBER, 1852.

BAcox-The stock of North Carolina cured is light, but
still sufficient for demand change in price The stock
of Western is heavy and sales dull at quotations
BEEF CATrEA rrivc slowly and stock in butchers hands
getting light. See quotations.
CoEFEE-The markets. well supplied with all descriptions
( Of Coffee See table for prices
Corrosive note sale Monday of 81 bales at GIG
cents per h. The article is in demand
CoENNo arrivals since last report and the stock get
ting light with fair demand Meal sells from store in
lots to suit, at quotations.
FLoUE-Soek of all Northern brands good and fair de-
mand The stock of Fayetteville is light and only small
sales from store at quotations, in lots to suit.
AYThe stock of Hay continues light and receipts small
Sales during the week of 100 bales New York make 81 5
per lbs bales Eastern received held 81
LIQUoRs-The stock Of Whiskey is light, and the price
has advanced per gallon previous quotations
The stock of all other kinds good and sells from store
quotations, in lots to suit See table.
LrMEWe note the receipt and sale of 15o casks Thorn
| aston Lime private terms.
LUMBER-No receipts.
MoIAssEs-No receipts this week. Sales of arr
walls at 20 81 cents for Cuba and % per gallon
Muscovado, in lots as wanted.
NAVAL SToREs-TuFpentine has been steady this
week. until yesterday, when decline 10 cents per bb
last Thursdays highest quotations. took place. We
quote sales since Thursday follows:
| Bills Soft. Hard
| 2,!3O at So 10 81 75asI s.
! Tuesday Evening 1898 8 80 rs No
sales this morning and market dull lowest quotation
SrRrs TURFENrlNE-Pricss have ruled fraction lower
than the close Of review The sales have
reaehsd at 1859 bbs We quote sales since Thursday
sing 49, 4SA 49, and yesterday evening ~ per
gallon RosN.-Sales of about 900 bills in ALL No at
81 l7a 81 20 No. (nferor) 81 50 No L. fair at 81
per bb TAnSales of no bbls. at 81 TO- 100 do. at So
%. "
/ RIcE-Scc quotations for prices Stock fair.
Passive have change to note in the price ofGround
Peas Hear of no receipts of Cow.
! TiMBER-Saies dull-see table for prices.
FKEanrsSeecra vessels have arrived aud been tax en-
up Rates Cotton New York have advanced
| per bale, and on Pea Nuts cents per bushel.
FAYETTEVILLE Nov. 23.-Cotton-We report a dc.
cause still further decline Wheat-1here is rather bet
ter feeling in the Wheat market Corn finds ready SALE
BOSTON, Not. 2Q-Nasal Stores.=-Thc market for
Spirits Turpentine is firm and sales confined small lots
600 @ e. 50 per bb es and
osn is in good demand at 81 u.s. months, aad
/ NEW YORK, Nov. 22-Sales of yellow corn at So Il 81
Of 5000 bbls our and 10000 bushels Wheat ut foraes
rates. 20,O00 bushels corn, mixed, at 81 80 cents
SIS 70 Is for mess and SIS rs 1s for
prime. Becfsaes of 1870 bbs at 50 10 81 for country
Of IS sb at for ke
active Lard-aes of 1000 bbs at 12a new, arrive, the
supply limited. Butter is frmer at 10 q for Chic. COT
fee--Sales at 81 a 81.
/ BALTIMORE. Nov. 22-No sales of Flour. White Corn
60 cents; yellow. 65 81 cents Red Wheat 81 a L TO-
/ white 81 0S l Il. .s#.sss -
/ - WASHINGTON. Nov. l9A-Naval Stores-There hal
been little variation in naval Stores this week; quote
% 80 32a for 2O lbs for old dip, and 1 20 IS for
scrape Tar, 80 a 40 Wheat-Sales were at IS a SO
per bushe Corn so to IS cents per bushel Cotton
Several bales have been brought market for shipment
and to fill previous engagements at cts per ID. Bacon
Hama IA per H. Shoulders and Sides IL cts
per Id. Lard II / IL cts per ID, BY the bb Ia, .g
NEW-BERNE, Nov ls;-Turpentne- of Dip al
50 80 3d.. Scrape at 50 20. Cetton-Sales at so
i So IS. Corn-Sales at 81 go Meal IS cents.
BOSTON, Nov. II Naval Stores For Spirits Turpen
tine the market has again become rmer and sales at IS
60 GAL cash Rosn continues in good demand
sales Of sl u.s. and No. at 81 % l2a per hbl
In Tar further sales have been made at So 50
per bb, cash and mos and Pitch at 81 81 per bbl
mos. 49,. 49,
i CHARLESTON, Nov. 22nd--The market on Saturda,
last was Depressed and prices in favor Of buyers