Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-06-28

PEOvIsIoNs-Therc has been very little move
ment in the position OF the provision market
since our last. The dizziness of North Carolina
bacon shows no improved feeling, and in fact
may be quoted a trte OFT III price. The stock
is very large and is being increased almost daily
by large receipts Dealers are selling jobbing
lots at the following quotations : to cents for
shoulders, OK to 10 cents for sides, IL cents for
hog round, and 14X to 15K cents for hams
Western is i'll about the usual stock, and
sells as follows: SMOKED 6 to cents
for shoulders, So to 8 cents for sides.
and IS to Ii cents for hams--LAED.-NOrt
Carolina is in moderate stock, and good enquiry
sells from Y to 12K cents per pound as in quality
Northern steam refined, in kegs and buckets, at
10 to II cents per pound.
GRAIN-CoRN-Th receipts, although not
50 large as the previous week, are Of sufficient
size with the present supply now in market)
not to allow any scarcity OF stock. In the alb
scncG of arrivals we have heard OF no cargo
sales and we report the market nominal at
! 90 cents Qast sale). The receipts for the week
reach % 900 bushels against %, 1856 bushels for
| last week, showing decrease OF 1905 bushels,
| and from all sources are as follows:
Per Schr. j. S. Barnes, 5000 bushels; per
| Schr. Lucy Wright, $500 bushels from Phila-
dclphia, 3 $50 bushels; from Baltimore, $500
road, go bushels The export trade has been
good and the stock is reduced to between 40 900
and 81. $50 bushels. White mealng sells from
store at 81 % per buShel, highest figures, in
| Guiding sacks. --OAT6-Are in light stock
as we'll receipts and the market shows more
stability; sells from store at Is to 80 cents per
| busheI. --PEAs-The stock is small and re-
| ceipts being light, the advance noted last week
has been maintained. Cow sells from ST IS to
~ 20, clay 81 % to 81 30, and 81 80 to 81 35 for
white per bushel.
| BEEF CATrLE.-II:lvc been brought i'll quite
| freely during the past week, but the demands os
the butchers are quite small, and the extent of
their purchases such will supply their
inrlc ditte wants. A good drove would bring S
to 10 cents per ID. on the hoOf.
FLoUR-Tho decline in Northern markets
and reduction of f'rcights has caused this article
! to decline p cents. The stock Is fair and re-
ceipts moderate. A fair demand exists and we
note ii fair business doing in both Northern and
State brands and refer to our table for whole
/ sale prices for quotations.
CORN MEAL-Has ruled without change of
quotations. The receipts of water ground by
Railroad are large, and the stock of manufac-
turers by the City Hills keep tho market we'll
supplied. Sells from store at 81 10 to 81 u per
| bushel.
| HAT-The approach and prospect of a heavy
| Northern yield the coming season has caused a
| doclinc iii Northern markets, and ours, i'll sym
| pathy, has yielded and declined % to 80 cents
The receipts large, and the stock is in
! creased, and is deemed Of sufficient size to;mect
| the present wants. Dealers selling New
| York and Pennsylvania Timothy from wharf
| at 81 G0CsSl 65 and 81 80 to So 10 from store.
| WOOD.-The scarcity and reduction CT stock
! has caused an advance. Receipts have been of
| no consequence. Flat loads sold as follows:
Ash. .-.--...-.--.-. 5 go TO ) 50
TIMEER.-The tImeness noticed i'll last
| has continued throughout the past week with
| out any material change OF price, yet eceivers
have found more difficulty in dispSsing of their
| offerings. The receipts by rail cOntn ue to be
large, but by river are on a very moderate
| scale The market closes dull at the following
rates per NJ. feet.