Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-12

The market this morning opened firm at above quotation
better demand the article from shippers and dslers and
a prime lot would very probably bring higher rates
ring the week. and prices have advanced cents q gall
lon on last Thursdays tes The receipts have been light,
rels So Monday $50 do 81, and l04 do 3
Tuesday 80 do 80, and 100 do at 3sk and We'd
nesday 80 do at 80 cents gaon-the market closing firm
latter quotation The market nearly quite bare of
the article and there to be good enquiry from buy
Ros1N-There has been nothing doing in this article this
week common is in good supply and Quotations nominal
freight and the scarcity of shipping causes the article to be
TAR-Is much wanted. and comes in very slowly. Only
small received since last review which sold at 81
BEEF CArrLE. LANES AND MurroN.-There is pretty
good supply of beeves butchers hands, and but little de-
sold esn q lot hss h % a s
lambs and mutton in market % head sold Wednesday at
CoTr"N-No receipts of Cotton for time past. See
table for last rates paid
y about 200 bushels per railroad part of which sold at IS
cents bushe The supply in store is light and the article
EMPTY BARRE1sAre very and in good enquiry
Last sales at 81 80 for second hand and g 50 for
ty and quality There also fair supply Of FAYETTEVILLE
Dbl: for superfne retailing from store at S. % Dbl.
FEArHkRsAre in fair supply and sell from store at 40
% cents q H., as in quantity and quality
+ GRAIN.-There have been receipts of Oars this
week. and the stock has all been worked off Two three
ply and note small sale of Coc at IS cents q bushel
RIcE-Fair supply in store and sales L. the small way to
well supplied With Corn, cargoes 2 $4,000
bushel) having arrived yesterday 1000 bushels of which
200 bushe} at 20 26o do IS 20 cents, lots
suit and 200 do IS bushel balance
ket unsod. There is fair demand for the article.
HAYThe receipts of Hay this week reach about $50 bales
North River, and sales follows On Friday, 90
bales inferior 80 Tuesday 81 do ST. and $50 do
damaged at auction prices ranging from 6 to So cents
HEAD1Ne-sale Monday of a small parcel Ash Heading
/ at $l2 u M.
L1oUoRs-We note change in price. For rates
in lots to suit. table
LuMBER-Rver-We know of no receipts this week
PRovrsIoNs-n N. c. BACON have no change to note
There is fair stock market. and demand moderate l0
Oil cents for hog round and l2s13 u Il for hams,
which small sales have been made from Western
make also remains last reported with small sales from
at s9 cents for sides and 77 cents q ID for Shout
ders.--LARD-N. G. comes il very slowly: there is but
small parcels sold at ID cents y b-For store
other articles refer to table.
SAT-The stock of both Liverpool and Alum is light
sells from store at quotations. See table
SHISGLES-Is in fair demand, and sale thi
week of 150, 900 Common Cypress at 81 so q NJ.
TMBER-Arrves pretty freely, and is fair demand TIL
sales of the week reach 5000 RATS at prices ranging within
classified figures. See table.
II FRE1GHTs.-Snce last review, nine have al
rived all of which have been taken up There consid
cradle quadty of produce the wbarve and
much wanted Rates to New York and Philadelphi
have advanced shade naval stores See table for las
rates paid.
FAYETTEVILLE, July 2s-Bacon, 9t@1o; Beeswa1
5 4@25; Coffee-Rio, l0a@lI, Laguira $4,000, st TX
mingo, SOLO; Cotton-Strictly prime l@00 Prime 104
@5 49, Fine.5 COOS g. Scratched, 75@o %; Corn TO-
80; Wheat 1880 Peas 5000; Rye, 00@00 Hides-Dr,
6san. s a'fa a no ss@a
nm. 9bashel oo@oo; Flaxseed, oo@o 90; Tallow 7@e
Bacon heavy at quotations coton-Iast sales at II ct
corn-Market steady Flour unsteady. Turpentite ST.
r Spiilts % 70 oV.