Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-06-17

There market this morning the article in
There has been considerable enquiry for this artc
the week and the receipts have been light The price has
fhu sds at
cents; Friday 50 do at 3 80 CENTS Saturday 70 do
ss ia a this
This morning there have been transactions the
hands is extremely light exceeding $50 200 bb. The
receipts were confined to small parcels which taken
Ros1N-We note sales Monday Tuesday of some L.
800 barrels Common at 81 05 for small and medium size bar
the week The stock has been reduced and
holders are asking higher rates--TAR-Receive since
81 2O@$2 25 per bb There fair demand for the art
cle and it would meet with ready sale at lowest figure
BEEF CATTLE, LANES MUrToN-The receipts of Beef
Cattle confined grass fatted and in somewhat
more plentiful We quote sales at a cents p H.
No stall fatted coming in Lambs and Mutton sell at 81 SO
90 head as h in quality yssn ., 10 not. ri. .o
See table for prices.
FLoUR.No change to note in the prices of Northern
brands the stock in store fully fair and sales quota
tons in lots to suit The price of Fayetteville brands has
further advanced, and sale from S. IS q
Dbl for superfne The stock very light and recps for
past week have been SLIM owing to the low stage of the
river above
GRANThe stock Corn has been considerably reduced
since our last review and be considered light the
demand fair and last sale at So 5 cents u bushe
PEAsThe stock of Cow Peas is still very good. and
but little demand. No late receipts-RICE remains
last reported with sales from store at q II cents y for
HAYReceived this week about $50 bales Northern make
which sold from wharf at 81 l2t y 100 bs There fair
stock in store and moderate demand.
LIME.-Received 100 casks which changed hands
rival at 81 O5 81 O9 Y cak Retailing at 81 rs to 81 30
b cask, from store.
MoAssES-No receipts Former arrivals selling quo
tations, in lots wanted.
PRovsroNs-The stock of N c. Bacon now on market is
good and prices seems to be in dropping condition with
but little demand. Sales have been made during the week
at III II l24 cents for hams lok II cents hog round
and 10 cents % 10 for middings and shoulders The stock
of Western make has been somewhat reduced but there
still sufficient supply, and but little demand See table
small parcel c. make received since Thursday last
that know of, which is all that is in hands There i:
fair demand for the article and prices tend upward
table.-PoRK.-No change to see table for prices
SHINGLEs-Saes since last Thursday of about 100000
to be fair demand
SALr-No receipts this week. Retailing 81
10 81 25 for Liverpool sack, and 50 cents p bushel fol
Alum, in lots wanted.
TBER-Owng to the stage of the water courses but
very little Timber has been received for the past two three
weeks, and the quantity in millers hands getting light
Prices have advanced shade SALES of the week reach
y ras at prices ranging within classified figures. SET
FRE1GHTs-Remain per last review. Produce hos be
rather scarce but there sufficient for th
vessels in port See table for rates paid coastwise
FAYETTEVILLE, June ls-Bacon ga 10 cents Beeswa,
24@25 Coffee, Rio 11@1la, Laguyra III, ST. Domingo ga
cents b.; Cotton-strictly Prime, log I03 Prime,
Oa Ea s5@lO cents en- n F. Feathers hers ss@ cents
81 80 Corn OO@65 Wheat 75@SO Oats 4O@42t Peas Il
$50, Rye $500 cents q bushel Hides-Dry 7@8 Green,
cents u ID Lard l0@11 cents y ID. Moasses-Cuba 24@25
New Orleans 5000 cents y gallon Sat-Lverpool sack
q 5O@s1 Co. Alum GU bushel 3O@32 cents Flaxseed 81
bushel.
Bacon remains steady. Cotton-There has not been
single sale since Thursday last that have heard Of W.
therefore continue the figures of that day Corn-Sales east
y made at highest figure. In Flour improve
ment-O6serUT,
NEW ORLEANS, June H. $50 P. Motion on Tues
day quiet and unchanged Sales barely 1000 bales Tn
receipts to-day 400 the exports bales
kse exceedngy dull quotations nomnaly 4 to 4ac y b
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