Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-08-30

In a kind of dormant state auntil Wednesday
4 when a sale of ], 800 bushels of mixed corn was
| sold at Is cents, which was a decline of about 3
| cents since the last sales. The receipts by rail
and water have been very meagre. The demand
has been rather small compared with that of
last week both for cargoes and small lots suited
! to the retail trade For prices see our tabular
statement. -OATs-The demand for this
quality of grain is generally confined to small
| orders, and the stock kept in market is only of
sufficient size to meet these demands. Dealers
sell from store at 10 to IS cents per bushe high
/ est figures including sacks PEAs-T he de-
mands are now principally for Cow, and no dis
tinction of price or quality is made between this
/ and other qualities. We quote selling from
store at 81 1851 25 for Cow, 81 15@s1 25 for
strictly clay, and 81 3O@S1 So for white per
| bushel-WHEAT-Th small receipts and
light stock have placed the market on en-
tirely nominal basis. A good article will bring
81 80 to 81 10 per bushel-RICE-The mar
ket is in limit supply, and the demands are
light and sales are made from store in tierces
and bbls. at 81 coz cents per ID. az c.
PROVISIONS.-Under the influence of the
corner reported in the Western markets, and
gradually advancing tendency OF the Northern,
p ices in our market have been tending upward,
and we note advance OF 1 to 2k cents
Western bulk meats, and to cents on Caro-
lima bacon. The market is entirely bare of
North Carolina hams, and the demand is very
good, though. however, receipts of any size
would check the upward movement. The de-
mands for Western and smoked meats are fair,
and transactions have been free at the advance.
Our quotations for North Carolina entirely
nominal, but we think about correct for
wholesale transactions. We quote North Caro-
lima as follows: 81 to cents for shoulders, II
t1lI > ffr al
10 to % cents for hams. We quote Western
meats as follows: 81 cents for shoulders, 1Gkt
11K cents for middlings, 1G to 10 cents for ham
Dry Stated shoulders 8 to 81 cents, middlihgs
81 to 10 ccnts-LARD.-The market is
lightly stocked. Carolina sells at IL to 12X
cents per h. Northern steam refined, i'll kegs
and buckets, at II to 12X cents per lib.
FLOUk-We have no change to note owing to
the corner reported III wheat at the principal
flour markets, prices have advanced about 25
cents. The stock OF the lower grades are large,
but new good extras are scarce. Very little OF
the new crop wheat has yet been ground, and
i'll consequence State brands are scarce. We
refer TO our table of wholesale prices for quota
tions of both North, IN and State brands.
CORN MEAL-The tame feeling in the grain
market has character zed this article with a
rather dahl tendency and we have to report a
decline of H cents. The receipts are light and
the City Mills are supplying the demand at 80
e9~ W r.
BEEF 0ATTLE-Have been brought in quite
freely during the past week. but the demands OF
o,',- 49, CIV" IN, -
nc" arc SUI WI, S"PPlS .no''
to 10 CENTS ner III, on the hoof WYNN ''''S
Du.>,,,rc
a., .,r. t;-l a., $3.50 it c,,., -, 49,, -
;, - ,- - .at; M. -
49,, ,,,,1, ~o1I,, ',,,,I g,aIIar h+ 4ho
axnorts are comnar.tivaIv robt and the stock
il, ,,a,L.+ ra,ooins i, nearly a I,alancod oonai
+ior Sal1ars orc ofr.riu,, troo1, hat tho 80
obosao ora small -
The following are the buvinp auotations.
Prime Observation-Disclosures. / 25 to So
Extra Prime ................1 so to 60
Fancv-NOne i'm market
RApPETS Tba stool, 10 obout +,o ,,s,
49,
moderately LARGE and with a fair demand sells
from wharf at the following rates. Second
hand count nv as they run, 50 250S2 so; selected
md ,,a,,, O., cola 70 * >Jou, VII, sao,1 ,a,,
CO. ~" ~ we II " ~" u" '0NOii'' MANU-
~ 'oCGSZ 90, anu IL 80 Tor new.
HAY-The approach of the season for gath
ering does not seem to weigh heavily upon the
feeling of the market. Since last week the de-