Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-09-10
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER 8, 1852.

RACoN.-Stock of both North Carolina and Western is
fair, and sales in lots to suit at quotations. See table
CoRN.-We know of no arrival of Corn since last
weekly report and have ou 1900 bushels report
ing changed hands, which at so The stock
store is heavy,
CorroN-We note the sale of So bales of Cotton
Monday last at 10 cents per h. p. -
tLoUR.Fir stock of the usua, brands except Fayettte
ve which is somewhat and price advanced about
80 cents per barrel. See table for quotations.
LUMBER-Saes Of RATS river flooring boards at $I2 per
NJ, on Monday. .' ..'..-.
LARD.-5tock light, and the article is scarce.
LIQUoRs.-WhSkey has advanced a shade. See table.
NAVAL SroREs-Since report of last Thursday the
Naval Store market has experienced considerable fuctua
ton, both in the material and Spirits We sales
of raw Turpentne Friday of 700 bb at 81 IS for soft
and yellow dip; Saturday, 800 do at So 50 Monday $50
do at e 50 81 80 Tuesday and Wednesday, 500 do.
81 go Sales during the time of hard at 81 10 81 45
per 2SO lbs The market closed dull yesterday and have
sales Of only lS6 bbs report at So 80 S. yesterday
evening small lot went this morning at 81 80, with
1900 bbls the market and little disposition
amongst buyers to operate at the price The article is held
The market closes dull this morning, with downward
dency The sales of the week foot up about 1926 bbs at
the above quotations SPIRITS TURPENrINEOur reports of
sales for the week foot up fully 400 barrels On Thursday
evening sales reported at 6 cents and parcels
private terms Friday 81 372 Monday. IS Tues
day, 37 38d per gallon We have nothing report
for Wednesday and this Thursday morning holders, how
firm in asking higher rates than quoted above
though buyers manifest disposition to meet selecon-
sequenty there has been nothing doing in the article from
Tuesday up to the time of going to press. The stock in
first hands is small. RosIN.No sales this week. Tar
A small lot has been taken at 81 80 per barrel
TMBER.-Market dull. Sales during the week. want
cd by miller at prices ranging within classified fgures
SALr.-We a sale of 800 sacks Friday last 81
per sack
SHNGLEs.-Small sales of cypress Shingles at
e mr. Rut Sa of
contract do at 81 per M
FRElGHTsAre plenty, and but few vessels in port No
change. $3.50.
In other articles we have change notice. and would
refer to our table for prices.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6-Nothing doing to-day in Flour
1t held 81 37a before the arrival of the Arctic and
after 81 25but buyers offered 124c less and sales
made BED wheat 90 Sc and 50 I6oc according
to quality. White Corn at 63c., ard yellow at e. 6S
Oats 80 5c Bacon sides l0ac shoulders % 9lc Lard
in bbs 1kc.; do in kegs II BE Whiskcy 254 cents.
Flour sold ut a s per Dbl Fresh ground il held at 81 So
sale Of 500 bbs Bandywine Meal made at g IS per
and 81 03 for old and ST 06 per bushe for prime old Penn
sylvania White. small sale Of Rye at $500 bush
els Yellow Corn sold 72b 10 cents and White
10 Whiskey-Saes of bbs at "A cents, which is
NEW YORK Sept Naval storcswo note further
sales of 5000 bbs North County Turpeune at 50 p per
$50 lbs 1000 Spirits Turpenne &c. cash and short tune;
Rosn, 81 80, ahoat 100 NewBerne 81 49, delivered 300
Tar 81 Is, ahOat and 100 do 81 So in order Delivered
vance. Spirits Turpentne has also further improved
I -- Slipping + Cam. Last
NEWBERN; Sept. "a rise in the river has caused
animation in the Turpentne market and prices have
considerably advanced Sales being made at SIS
for Old Dip 1910 for virgin CornSeyera lots have
been received during the week sales amounting
hundred barrels have been made at from $3.50 g. 80 pei
Dbl. No sales OF Cotton. Mea-Sales by quantities al
so cents. -....4
/ WASHINGTON, n. c., Sept. 3.-Naval Stores. -Th,
article has advanced considerably since last weeks report
owing and favorable advices from New York
disposed
g. per bb of $50 lbs for old Dip; 81 81 IS fol
Tar and 81 35 for Scrape No change in other articles
worthy of note.
/ FAYETTEVILLE, Sept. 6.-Bacon-The stock on hand
becoming light, and not much offering We advance ou
Quotations. Beeswax-We advance this article cor
respond with sales Cotton-Consierabe sold last weel
principally at % to92 CornNot much hand present
quotations easily obtained Flour-Present marks rather
hard to get z-s -sE So. ~
4 CHARLESTON, Sept. 6.--Cotton.-The market
quiet on Saturday the transactions having been limited
2 to 1870 bales, at1l and 32sE5 sse.t =ts -