Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-10


small parcels Offering for which yesterdays quotations
have been offered but sellers asking further advance
part of the week decline of cent q gallon last weeks
quotations. On yesterday, however, the article somewhat
con Tbusday Is b pt 81 cents Mondy about
$50 do at 81 cents and Wednesday, 100 do at 81 and
vance cent gallon the market closing stiff at latter
figures This morning there have been sales up the
quiry for the article and holders firm in asking further
advance of cent bringing to 81 cents but buyers
81 cents; the stock in first hands is extremely light
RosN-There has been but little doing in Rosn this week
S@s ne ba n of O eS Sc % at . % %
81 30 z Dol The market is quiet and quotations nominal
tinae very light only small lot received which changed
hands at 81 % Il bb There is good inquiry for the ar
BEES vAx-Continucs to arrive very slowly, and is in de-
mand at "a q 25 cents y ID
good enquiry aud lot of prime would readily bring o. 81
cents U fb.
day of 200 bushels received railroad at 70 bushe
EMPTY BARRELS There are but few second hand Spirits
Tupcntne barrels market and price has advanced shade
on last weeks quotations See table.
stock of Northern brands fair and fully suf
Bile for rates, quantity and quality The stock of
Fayetteville light and the price has advan ed shade,
with sales from store and wharf at S 45 q SIS so bbl
for superfne
GRArN-No receipts this week of Corn sale Thurs
So to 57a q bushe There is heavy stock and lni-
ted demand RECEIPTS and stock in store very
-HEAS--\O
and no receipts; table for list ale-RIcE-stoci
of clean is fair and sales in the small way to grocers
HAY-No arrivals this week Stock in store rather light
and demand fair.
1000 of which sold Tuesday at 81 30 1900 do We'd
nesday at 81 l2 and this morning 6 do at 81 q Z cak
Retailing from store at 81 25 to 81 30 p ca in lots
. wanted
LuMBER-No receipts this week, and sales to report.
PRovIs1oSsTbe recents of n C. Bacon this week have
been fair and sales made at IL q l2a cents for hams II!
and 10 y Is for mddings and shoulders fair stock
store and demand moderate For prices of Western make
of c. make has been considerably reduced and there
little OR @ in first hands prizes r1% n as last s
Mess in store is fair and sales in t to suit at Sl7 $l8
barrel.
PouLrErNarket continues poorly supplied, and prices
his week only 100 sacks coastwise) which
sold from vessel at 9t cents u sack retailing from store
81 10 to 81 20 Il sack, lots wanted No receipts
Atnan retailing at IS cents y bushel.
SH1NGIEs-Are in better demand, but note change
in prices Sales Tuesday of 1000 81 80 common
and So p NJ. for contract.
TIMBER-Arrivcs very slowly, and is in demand Price
have advanced on previous quotations The sales Of thu
week reach only 10 RATS at prices ranging within classified
FREeHrs-Tbere is but little produce now offering. AMI
eights getting There plenty of vessels il
port, aud rates dull See table for prices eOaztwise
FAYETTEVILLE, June6-Bacon ga 10 cents: Beeswa,
10 cents ss '8 Prime, - o 0PPh gge
@ l04, Fair 9l@l0 cents z b.; Feathers 35@37 q b
81 25 Corn Oo@s5, Wheat 1880 Oats 4oe421 Peas
go, Rye 65@7O cents q bushel Hides-Dry, 7@8 Green
cents q b Lard l0Gll cents u H. Moasses-Cuba 24@25
New Orleans, ITO 40 cents q gallon Salt-Lvepool sack
81 50@sl co. Alum ca busheD 30@32 cents Faxseed 81
bushel.
Bacon remains steady. Cotton-We advance our figure
to correspond with sales this morning Very little tn
market. Corn-Market firm sales easily made quota
lions. Peas in demand, and sell readily Moasses-W
advance quotations The upward tenden
cy.-ObSeTrn.
NEW YORK. June, 4tt.-( Three days previous )-Navs
Stores-Turpentne continues very quiet sales havin
occurred since the 900 bbis ned in export
North Cbunty Srrs Turpentine is less frm than