Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-22

Discounts made on purchases Of and over
12E tons.
CORN MEAL-Snco slast week there has
existed an unusual good demand for this article
and prices have advanced about .. cents.
The stock is large and the city mills supply
ing the demand from store at Al per bushel-
sacks incl uGGd.
FLOUR-There las been fair de mand for
all grades during the week just closed. Prices
continue to be maintained, but the feeling in
the market Is not strong, and toe tendency is
rather In favor OF buyers. We refer to our table
of Wholesale prices for quotations OF both North
ern and State brands.
EGGS-The extreme small q"a1tity beng
brought in keeps prices we'll up. Dealers
paying 30(a3J cents per dozen by the quantity.
POULTEY-The market is poorly supplied
with fowls Chickens sell at - to 81 cents per
Pair for grown fowls AMI - to G0 cents for
young. Ducks bring 81 to 3 20 pr pair. turk
eys coming in very slowly and price has
been established.
SALT-The stock OF salt is comI arativcly very
high, and in consequence prices continue very
light. There exists Good demand, and Amcli-
can sells at 81 80 Per saclz. Liverpool. none in
market.
WOOD--The stock of wood is very small, and
il consequence prices welt Up. Oak and
ash are i'll fair supply, but pine Is very scarce
and wanted. Sells from flats by the cord aud
in large quantities al thc following quotations ::
Pine. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...-....@3 80 TO 10
Ash Observation-Disclosures. 3 20 to 5 IS
Oak OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y TO / 80
Blackjac Observation-Disclosures. 4 Is 10 IS
BAKRELS-Thc market since the close ct
| the busy turpentnc season has fallen Into a
! dull and torpid state and pr'css have decliHcd
/ about 10 cents. he receipts moderately
large aud dealers arc selling from " harf ~ the
! following rates: Second hand countryas they
run, s. 259 90 90 selected md new 81 co; New
! York second hand, So 100 60 - and s. for new.
PEANUTS.-As yet the market has shown
| no recovery of the continued dui!ncss OF the
! Summer and carly Fall months. The new crop
| is now being brought in though as yet the re-
! ceints very light and 10 results have been
prod uced. The re pts of the old crop continue
! to be fully equal TO the exports, Gnd the stock
! hero has remained unchanged. Dealers are
/ purchasing 81 the following rates:
! Ordinary. Observation-Disclosures 50 to 10
! Prime. Observation-Disclosures. s. to CO
! Extra Primo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1 90 to CO
| Fancy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID 20 80
LUMBER.-The City Mills doing fair
business. and selling cargocs OF tbs following
rates:
Pigae s7t<1.a .Sa1ceA L2slh25'-C.crgo y31;ss-j2s'
1,GO1Get.
Ordinary assortment, Cnba car8oe5. 500 G03Ho 90
| I" " Hsyti cSrg1cs.. co 00,GC0 co
Full cargo wide Boards. - oo@223 90
I" flooring b0arda, rough. 60 Ga>928 CO
Ship Stuff as per spccifcatcns....... % Go&30 co
Deals, by 9...................... ~ o7j<5lZ W
| FREIGHTS-TEs want Of suitable tonnage
has been somewhat relieved By the recent arrl-
! val of number OF coastIng vessels. Small sail
ing schooner5 are still IN good demand from the
| lumber mills, and charters for the West India
! Isles are wanted. Tho RATS Of cotton by
! the New York Steamahip Lino arc unchanged
| Foreign shipping is done principally under
| charter AMI 10 establishct rates are fycd
| We refer to our table for last rates paid.