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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09
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LII those who DESTROYS of preserving the memory
IA OF themselves and and friends, do
tEay, by calling without delay a rarbc & Cos Daguer
reolype ROOMS at the OF Main and Bic streets,
Centre h.eng and procure for each those eke Pic
lures which cannot be obtained with the degree
beauty and excellence, elsewhere in the city.
TARBELL& Co.. Daguer feotypists
Corner OF Main aud Biddlc streets,
1an2l Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09

. HALF PIPES Old Belle. tIucr Brand
otard. Duluy a Cos. brandy;
ouorter F'"et' cas'itIon q Co.'S
g J.J. Dupuy
pipe Mcdcrs (Swan) Holland Gin;
cask pure Old Port Wine;
Madeira
Sherry Pale
bbls. blackberry brandy;
ginger
cherry
20 Old Monongahela whisky;
100 recihed
25 doz. MHer "a Sons Scotch ale;
10 Abbott a Sons brown stout;
10 baskets Heidsck champagne wine;
10 cases Carct
10 Rhcnish
Received and for sale by
ap27 noNLON &C. M.v1yryr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09
VIM. II. Needs g. Co.,
b inilerE 4. UInnk hnnk i'll mn n In CT nrer

No. Pa MOnrOs Street, UP STAIRS.
MOULD respectfully inform their friends the pub
w lie in general that they have bought the establish
ment lately known James NJ Ewings Bookbinde7y and
ind to order blank books OF description, music,
magazines periodicals. &c, in not surpas
and by any establishment in the country.
n1-Constantly on hand assortment OF blank books
ap12-fy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09
IMPORTS

Jna W,' Steamer AlDin Albums, from Louispille.-
10 n a;a!ew 20 Gbls vinegar; Pollock & Donlon.
alcohol A nlsSy; Patterson, Lbl oil. bbls
lard. 7 R"1u',M cGulre & Co., 6 hhds bacon,
S sn boards Geo Wilson, bbIs meat. BAILEY ISl
"o0owafd q Co.. 100 bbls cinders. -e y
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DEPARTMENT.
MORNING, MAY 9, 1853.

80 SaowEns have been fulline copiously for
1m u laws past. May they do much good to our
se'e'a' lends and bless their tolls with bounte
Gus yield. ----
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09

..,somer David White, of the Union Line,
1j ,ast tTip down had on board upwards of
on nea nm in gold coin, belonging to the govern
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09

v,,c,x,A of the Union Line, came in yes
lHh .n,ns with all excellent trip. She had,
tsF''y r ,hsr freight, 100 hogsheads of Tobacco.
among ,,s,neuy seemed 10 be running race by her
The N'so kent very respectable distance behind
Se'' ,;,-ria all the way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHED FoRTHE LY1NTELL1GEN.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE Rail-,
ROAD ACCIDENT
Nav YonK. Mar7.

New YoRK, May7.
LosT.-Nothaniel King, jr., Athens, Ohio. Mrs.
A. L. De Sangue, Of hiPda., (has daughter in
Pittsburgh,) Francis w. Sayiey, Boston, J. H.
Hutchinson, Oliver Barr, D. Fl. Demmock, Mans
field, Conn.,. Miss Ellen Goss, Poughkeepsie, w.
Bacon, Baston, W. G. Dwight, Brooklyn, Amos
B. Lang. Boston, Mrs. DR.. Laulress, Bait, Bever
| ly Packs, Mary E. Robbins, Lenox and daughter,
Sampson Goldsmith, Bellows Falls Mrs. Hannah,
N. Y, Mrs. Sparks, Pittsfelds Dr.Isaiah Bartlett,
A. L: Pierson, Salem. Isaac Calboth, Richmond,
Me-, B. S. Davis, unknown. Most of the bodies
recovered are physicians returning from the Medi-
| cal Convention.
LATER.
MORE OF TIE Losr.-NIics Mitchell, Hartford
Dr.. A. G. Pierpont Salem, physician of Boston,
Mr.. Vandeventer, Newark, formerly president Of
the India Rubber Co., Drs. Ives and Wilcox of N
Haven, went down in the baggage car under
water, but broke out and escaped.
ELECTION OF BISHOP.
..... CHARLESTON, S. c., May7.
Rev. Thomas F. Davis of Camden, S. c., was
| elected Bishop on The 18th ballot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09

CATERS, CATERS.
H0 PAIR of ladies' fine black CATERS, Just received nj
W the south end OF Market Square, at the black mann
and see them. mar TODIl d nEVOT
FOR THE LADIES.
p ECElVED this day by EXPRESS an assortment of the
~ latest ana newest styles Ofladcs riding hats.
ma' S. AVERY.
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tDwIN a. CLABAu0H. WI cI,1,
., FOUNTAIN HOTE,T, 'AA'A

NHE undersigned having purchased lease and effects
l. OF that Old established house. the FOUNTAIN HoTEL.
Light street. baltimore, and having repaired and refur
nseu at heavy outlay, offer friends md tie
travelling public an establishment second none in conf
fort and convenience. 1000
The Ladies' Ordinary End the suites rooms attached
VIII be found to afford the comforts of home families
all its patrons. '-rf' > .i'--FzE
It is tee most central situation tie man of business
being IN The centre OF business, affords convenient
any other hotel in the city.
1t win be the desire and pleasure proprietor TO
promote the comfort of the guests of the house.
APPLY ella BAUGH G BROTHER.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09
Solid Daguerreotvnes

THIS latest discovery is wonder or the age The
picture assumes all the roundness and solidity OF ie
IL also appears iesZc, and in every resembles Tie
living being. Nature is perfectly mocked even TO an In
Iiyidual hair Taken at WHITEHURST'S, over Camp.
oes Jewelry store, Baltimore street. in tile CITY of Bat
more; Also IN his Washington Gallery, will soon be
introduced IN all OF his galleries, which may found IN
all the principal cities in the Union
MI WIITEIURsr has the honor announce that he has
lust received etter from the President the United
Statcs informing him of the award OF Medal Certificate
and copy ofthe Juries reports the Worlds Fair Lon
"o"' Mar30-tr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09
A Gard.

n OdTu.
III ENEY TALLANT, LEWIS s, DELAPLA1N and
~. - WILLIAM TALI.ANT have formed a co.partner.
SNIP for the purpose OF transaction Wholesale Grocery
and Dry Goods and Forwarding and General Commission
business III city, under the firm TALLANT DEL
APLAlN: The Wholesale Dry Goods business " Ill be
conducted at No. t2 Monroe street, the Wholesale
Grocery and Commission Busin at No 80 Main street
Ample and seasonable stocks OF Dry Goods Groce
RES will always be sale at low prices accommo.
dating ters to which they earnestly invite attention
oIChosk BUYERS ma3I I
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09
Hopkins 81 FnirchiId,
Merchant Tai1ora

220 baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE,
NvlIE the attention OF the citizens Wheeling 10 their
l. extensive assortment OF cloths Cassimeres and vest
s selected with great care, from latest imporla-
READY MADE CLOTHING.
oh the second floor OF their store they keen large as
ei OF elegantly finished clothing, made by the best
hand and cut in the fashionable syIc nl3r1G1vd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09

81 Bird & Wilson, gr
Wholesale md r emil dealers in British
French and n American Dry q GODS,
No., SO Baltimore street,
81 Fl. Is Y BALTIMORE, sllEAs
MOULD invite the attention OF purchasers visiting
wv city to call and large stock or la
ues dress GOODS consisting ofpan and brocade silks,
black mattona silks, plaid Silks French Bnreges French
lawns and nets bayaderc robes silk tissues barege
tie atnos, French Ginglians, plain and enb'1 Grape
cashmere shaws OF every variety, French ToLeries
kid gloves, Parasols etc.
GEHTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
Cloths cassimcres, vestings cravats handkerchief
collars, gloves, etc. I7afT
Housekeeping goods all kinds, including large stock
staple and domestic goods. Our Comprises the
best assortment offered house in tile CITY and nj
the lowest prices. YES mar2s- i4wIv
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09
FANCY GOODS.
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,

y "A ~ Y n ~ - ~ H
FREDK. FICKEY & SONS,
$50 BALTIMORE STREET. -
Importers Of English, German end French Fancv
90 sahI - a-tes@ Goods
HAVE now in store their Spring assortment Porto
IL Monnaies, Victims, Percussion Caps. Aecordeons,
Tooth and Nail brushes Rosewood and buffalo Hair
brushes, Combs OF every description Cutlery Fans
TONS Perfunery, Fancy Soaps, Work Boxes, Jeweiry,
ETC., etc. ~ e
In the Hosiery lire assortment OF White Brown
and mixed cotton hose, Lise, Thread Silk hose,
Cotton hose OF every dissertation, Lise Thread silk
hose OF every description, Cotton Silk Cloves
Fllley q StewaIt's Patent Thread, otton Thread
Silk Iaees, Silk and Pocket Handkerchief, Neck Ties
etc. etc. e = j. i.-sss! 49, = - {F I
Dealers will find stock tho most extensive in this
city, and prices low any house in country
Inar24-dwtf -
THERE'S NO USE IN TALKING.
TTHHE people found It that w D. Note d Bro.
\. TIER have now got sons O. the pretest new Spring
and other Dress Gods In Wheeling They going FAST
come soon II you wish to get good choice.
mario w. b. NOTE & BRO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09

in their various forms, giving new life and vigor resto
ring tho shattered and thus mfusng hope in
place OF dcspondcncy By its mild pleasant safe &C.
Gus system, i Gu. es DYSPEPSIA, LIVE COMPLAINT,
DISEASES Or THE URINARY ORGANS, COUGHS
ASTHMA, BRONCHIAL AFFECTION S, CONSUME.
IloM, SsGRoETLAs KINGS EVIL. WoRMs, RHEU-
MAIlSM, GOUl, NEURALGIA, ST. VITUS' DANCE
FITS, FlSTULA PILES, all diseases arising from,
impure blood 1900
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09

fST0Ck'FON'io 'rKl5N EEkLY EXPKESS.
FREIGHT.
FromW Keeling to Washington
Heavy Goods % cents per 100 lbs.
From Wheeling to Claysvle--t .gettz.s 49, ~
Heavy Goods 20 cents per 100 lbs q
From Wheeling TO West Alexander ssEfs.
Heavy Goods 10 cents per 100 lbs.
90 Packages wei Ching less than 100 pounds will
Charged % cen n, 10 any point the road
special contracts carrying freight be made by
calling ut Stockton, Russell Sc Co.'s, Monroe Street,
Wheeling. ap26 Il L. w.SToCKToN.
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!

have cured themselves and the members their fae
by its use, after their own remedies had ailed and son
tieLts
It has shown itself most nowerfnlly curntixe of
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-09

Persian Hair Dye. sIs
IHIS preparation will change the HAIR other
color, 90 abeaulnI iet bsek, without staining The
skim Price 90 cents For sale by : sil = 49,
oeto6 Sole Agents. 4
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Basket Making.

.ss,as Il L. MooNY
now curing willow Of all sorts and sizes
including willow wagons, gigs, close hampers, baskets,
chairs cIades baskets, covered and uncovered
travelling baskets adcs sewing baskets descrp.
lion baskets description made 10 order from tho
finest qslity willow onthe shortest notice aud most
can DO supplied by calling or sndfpg et my shop,
side or market two doors from Union street, No.
no. where manufacture and keep hand large assou
In tho above lne at wholesale retail prices.
mnar7 49,, 4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-20

y I6-z=Kacong@ cent?; BssswsE
49, es s. Essss II pSnas
~ SsI sJ 8 S' 81. 81
S75 Rye 600 cent. bashsl 7@s G5ssass
cent. cents If ssss
u so@sl e Alum sogs5 z, cents aaxsssd 81
8aon pps DtIoay 1871 Crushed so St.
Porto Rico, 7@9 New Orleans Cos cents y h. Pailow 20
Sc. . ib.; Wool 22@18 cents U H.
CottonThe reduction that was made in Thursdays is
continue to-day and would remark that 10 is a'ous
Floar~Recepis fair prices range about the as nse
week.
Wool sells readily at present quotations
CHARLESTON May I7-Cotton--Thcrc was very l-
tie doing this article to-day Prices were depressed dhe
SEW 9o&
steady rates Ree ., ss s Of 800 Te at .t n d
bSp Rough at = IS I ss
g q 60 e5 4 and e e g for aas
Of 200 bb Orleans II st 300
bbs Cuba at IS 26 cents Flour.sass Of ESQ bbis ss
of $50 bbs Southern at IL IS 25, Wheat steady
Cornsles of 900 bushels at SO cents for mixed and 7
PorkEsaies of 500 bb at SIS SO for mess Sis . for
prime Beef-sale of 300 bbs at s1s Lardales Of
BALfiM0RE May i7--r1Our sales of choice brands
Of Howard 81 ST. and 500 bbls straight brands DO a
FER more than 81 Is Fishsales of Potomac Herring "a
81 a s. ~ bhl Potomac Shad III q SiO 70 ~ DOL inc
Corn Exchange this morning, there sales Of yellow
Corn 5000 cents and white do at 64g53 cents bhshe
Sale of inferior Maryland and Virginia Oats at SO cens
Prime Maryland Oats 3s42 CENTS, Pennsylvania dos $50
IS cts y bushe Pennsylvania Rye. not prime, 81 eents
DO S7@SS cents, Pennsylvania do prime, Cts
% bushel We quote good to prime Maryland rcd hent at
09@$1 Is, white do at 1861 49, prime do 81 70
q bushel. Rio Coffee 9t@94 cts u ID Rice 4g4s cts u 1b
Sales Mess Pork at Is SO $l6 Prime do $l4 so P Dbl
Mess Beef l5@$l6 % bbl Bacon shoulders 81 CENTS sides
7@s cents and hams 1O@l2b cents u Lard--saies in
II cents D H. Cheese 9@I0 cents q Ii Whskey.--We
quote hhds % cents, and bbs at % cents gallon.
| NEW YORK. May Is.
| NAVAL STORES.-Turpcnne for the three previous
days very quiet only sales being 5 bbls Nor
County 81 S7k y 2S0b.500 bbls. sold previous to-
arrival private terms-Stock last noticed Spirits
Turpenne is dull and lower with sales only in lots, at
81 a Is cashthe stock continues light We notice
sales of a cargo Of 1000 bbs Wilmington Tar, ahoat at
So 62a allowance fill l450 Wilmington Common Resin,
81 57k 4s5 small do. 81 so 52k; 100 North County,
common to good No 81 H. the lower quality u bblt
the higher grades % 2S0 Is.
RiceWe notice sales of about 300 ties. at So 932 56&
cash.
| LIVERPOOL, May 14-Cotton-The sales of Che last
three days 1000 bales of which spectators took
and exporters bales The quotations the board
of brokers Fair Orleans 6d, Mdding SD Fair Up
lands Old Middling SD with moderate demand for the
trade and exports
Preadsus-Flour has declined Sd to Sd per barrel Corn
for the demand with prices rather favora
bic for buyars-yellow has declined 3D.
| Trade at Manchester has slightly improved
Lard-The demand is good, and prices sitter
Provisions-BacOn is active-Beef in moderate request
Pork is in moderate demand.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-20

es-a high living, in every sense. Up three
OF TOUR night OF stairs slept on the eighth floor
lew nights ago, as we hope to be insured !l-cram-
lhsu Into closet and pigeon holes-the whole day
eSpsnocu 70 dodglhg about among trunks, band box
es trays and empty bottles preparing for the parade
at oinner-coid suppers at midnight, and FIVE dol
lars a month fer blacking your boots-that's the
way to live high in New York at the present day
ana IT, when the bill is sent in, you don't think it
hgh" enough you have only to wait till the next
ne" motel opens and you will be to be satisfied
Every new one charges an advance upon the others:
ana the same accommodations which Ave years ago
could be had (barring. perhaps, little hummery
ana nourlsh) for two dollars day, are now worth
ten, and difficult to be got at that
nomes, IL seems to US. must have gone terribly
OUT OF FASHION Our population seems rapidly NOV
ing out upon the sidewalk and it will soon be deem
ed vulgar for a man to have house and home Of
MS own or to retire from public observation to his
family or friends during the brief hours stolen from
the rugged fright Of business. Ladies appear to
have become altogether too delicate and dainty to
assume the management of a household or the edu-
cation OF their children. Home is in fact effectual
~ broken up. The mother, in grand toilette de-
sefls the crib and the cosy sofa in the corner for
the drawing room in the hotel or boarding house
the daughters follow (and frequently exceed,) the
example of their mothers-the sons resort to the
billiard room, the bowling alley the coffee house. OF
the theatre while the shy and disconsoIate papa
ex,led from home seeks compensation for the cares
OF business and the disappointments of his home
where, we will not even venture 10 guess.
Such habits of life inevitably beget carelessncss
eXtravagance profit representatives even crime
Ihls pernicous hotel and boarding house life is thu
curse of the wealthy and idle classes It promotes
extravaganza gossip, immortality, and general de-
pravlty of the whole moral nature. An entire com
munlty thus, as it were, deprived of the grand cen
tral attraction and regulator of home must tend to
wards all sorts of evils and disasters
Npac York Times
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-20
DIED.

In this town. the 18th ns MARY AUGUSTA daughter
of Sarah and William A Gwyer, aged year and months
and IL days.
In Baden county, the 9th inst BENJAMIN Evans. ST.,
in the S0h year of his age He acceptable member
of the Masonic Fratenityfor upwards fifty his suf
full of mercy he calmly gided from earth and
its transient joys into world of eternal glory When sin is
paoned and removed the sting death gone Poets and
philosophers and the wise of this world have united to
throw around the precincts of the tomb gloom which the
light of revelation alone penetrate rradiae and dpel
They have called it cold and dark and solitary How lit
tie the that closed seeks of the darkness The sleeping
dust heeds the solitude IT'S the survivor these
dreadfulnot to the peaceful sleeper. Death to all
cutting down alike the oweret of the field the tall tree
the forest the whered oak but it is that each and al
may bloom and flourish aesh beneath brighter and
more genial cline, yea flourish everlastingly!
The nsatate archer bears continually away from us ou
earthly associates and introduces them to far glorious
companions The cherubim of ight-the burning seraphn
face who to the Christian the first and the last his hope
his stay, his life his all The separation painful but
shall not be eternal The sleeping dust shall arise reani
mate and beautfed and incorruptibe and again united
its kindred spirit shall share forever its bcaude and glory
[CoM.]
At her residence nIDupn county. the Sd ult, Mrs
REBECCA HODGES, aged 3d. For several weeks her spir
forth She had been strict member of the Bap
fist Church IL years noted alike for noble and gener
qualities well sincere pety she drew friend
around her. who their loss She sleeps the calm
sleep of death-thus
" Star by star decline till all passed away
And morning high and higher shines to pure and perfect
Nor sink these stars in empty night
But hide themselves n:fIeaven's own light "-Con,.
Fayetteville Observer Raleigh Standard and Goldsboro
| Patriot please
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Marine Intelligence.
F WILMINGTON, NORTH-CAROL1NA.

PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH-CAROLINA.
ARRIVED.
May 14-Schr Henry Mutt, Garwood from Philadelphia,
Sehr Cherokee Candy, Baltimore Geo. Harri,s
May l5Steamer Rowan Perry, from Fayetteville, to E.
schr E S Powell, Coffin from New York, to G.. Ears.
Schr touse. Robinson, from New York, to NJ. Costn.
May 16.Schr j. Darling, Hudson from New York, to
I7-US Mail Steamer Gladiator Price, from Charleston,
l7Schr. Forest, ullfer, from New York, Kidder &
Martin.
schr Lake, Lake. from Philadelphia to George Harrss;
Fanny Lutteroh stedman, from Fayetteville
Steamer Henrietta Hartman from Fayetteville, Wes-
sci s. Eilers.
s-steamer Evergreen Watson, Fayetteville to w.
ls-Schr. Thos Hix Hall, from New York, to NJ Cos
sch Mary Jane Lupton, from Washington, N. Co. to FL
lis & Mitchell; with $50 bush peas.
Steamer Southerner Roberts, from Fayetteville, to W. II.
l9-U. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates from Charles
ton nv, With he 81 passengers: 1,no,
Eng.) to ]. & d. McRae & Co.; with iron for n c. R. R.
CLEARED
May 14-Sohr Eliza, Frisbee for Boston, with rice, by
May l6-Schr Radiant Whehurst for Washington, N.
c., with molasses by Freeman Houston and G H Kelley
& D. McRae & Co; with l25, 900 it. lumber.
Brig Anawon, Hardy for New York, by Russell Il Bro;
with timber lumber and naval stores.
Steamer Rowan, Perry for Fayetteville, with boat in
tow, by E. ]. Lutterloh.
May 1.-THE Schr. II. Halloek Pow cleared on Friday
but with small accident which caused detention for
repairs, will sail to-day.
IT, S. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates, for Charleston
with 81 passengers
l-schr Superb, Fargo for Norwich, Conn.,, by Kiddel
s. Martin; with 1880 feet lumber.
l9-Br. Brig Wasp, Page for Bristol (Eng..) by J.
McRae Cos with $50 bbls spirits urentine, 300 do.
GAO do rosin
schr. r. w. Brown, Hulse for New York, by DeRosse
Brown; with naval stores, sc.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Stedman for Fayetteville, b,
E. ]. Lutterloh.
l9-schr. Rockingham Shute, for Boston, by Peircc
Dudley; with lumber.
Schr Northern Light, Holmes, for Rocsland Me-, by
VIM NJ Harris with Is bbls Tar Is do. Pitch and 20 fee
steam sawd Lumber.
Schr Cherokee Candy, for New York. by Geo. Harris
with l,636 bbIs. Rosin
Steamer Souherner, Roberts, for Fayetteville, by W.
McRary. -...
l9-U S NJ. Steamer c. Vanderbilt. Burns, for Charles
ton, with ~ passengers.
LITTLE RIVER, q. Co. May Is. 1853
Arrived, Schr. D. p. Woodbury., Davis. from Wilmington
n. c.. to W. ]. Gore, 7. w Gore, and others
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-05-20
REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAY 18TH, 1858.

REARKs-The past week has been somewhat dull for out
door business Naval Stores and Timber in sparng
ly and persons holding orders for the first unable to fill
them The River is in good boating order. Below will be
found such remarks deem ourselves justified in making
BAcoN-The receipts of N. c. make for the week have
been fair and stock in store is fully sufficient for demands
Sales have made l2 for hams and IL
for hog round from store 1000 lbs round sodyeserday
"wednesday at 10 cents y 10. There is full stock of
Western store and sales dull at 81 to Il cents for shout
ders and 81 81 cents for middings to quantity and
quality. See table.
BEEF CATTLE AND LaHEs-But few if any receipts of
Beef Cattle last Thursdays report Good Grass fed is
ing been butchered Lambs-S3 head of Lambs arrived
few days snce and taken by Butchers at about 81
BEEswAx-Comes in slowly and is in demand at quata-
tons.
day. which sold Saturday last at 81 cents y d. There
is enquiry for the article and lot of prime would meet
CoRNThe stock of Corn in has been somewhat
duced since last review but there is still sufficient supply
for demand Cargo 900 bushels received from Beaufort
county last Tuesday changed hands at 90 cents y bushe
from vessel.
q dozen.
FLoUR-No change to note in the prices of Northern
brands and stock in is sufficient for demand The
stock of Fayetteville rather light and the price has advan
ced shade since last review Sale from store at s. 3 T.
HAY-No receipt to note this week Stock has been con-
sderably reduced, and there is moderate demand.
HERRINGsSacs of 50 bb!s at auction Monday at S.
so u bbl.
LARD-Rcmans as last reported, with fair stock, and
moderate demand for n. G. make.
LUMBER-Some or RATS river lumber received since
last Thursday Sales of raft wide boards at &c. do
scantling at So and one do flooring boards terms
MoIAssEs-None received this week Sales of former
rivals at Is cents cash, and IS a 20 cents gallon 80 days
in lots to suit.
NAVAL SroREsThere has been but little business doing
in this market for the week ended to-day TURrENTNE ha
in parngly the receipts and sales reaching but abou
$50 barrels. On Saturday the article declined cents
last Thursdays quotations. for both virgin and yellow dip
and prices since have ruled steady at 81 Is for virgin and
60 for yellow dpone parcel of extra quality virgin brough
81 20 Tuesday, u go lbs There has been only small
parcel of the hard article received which at 81 Co.
| The sales of the week follows