Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-29


Guano, $751; cash, and $S5, time; Cape Fear Guano,
$35 cash, and $45, time; E. Z. Goes Superphos-
hate of Lime, sGO Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate,
$50; Lister Bros. Superphosphate of Lime, s65;
Whann's Raw Bone Superphosphate, $50; Lodi
Manufacturing Co. Pure Bone, $43; do do. double
refined Poudrette, $50 do. do. Nit Phosphate
Lime, $50; Berger & Butts Superphosphate, $50;
Wilson's Superphosp22ate of Lime, $50; Star So
luble Phosphate $50; Compound Acid Phosphate
OF Lime, s48; Land Plaster, $1O@11-all = ton of
1000 lbs.
TTMBER-The continued scarcity OF re-
eeipts by rail and RATS by river have caused 4
better feeling in the market and prices have
advanced on all qualities 81 per 600 feet. The
stock in milers hands is barely sufi cent to
meet their wants, and with good demand
from the shipping lumber trade the scarcity is
considerably felt. The market Is firm at the
following figures, pei 1000 feet:
Extra Prime Mill Timber
per Railroad, ....................S1G O0aI7 so
Prime Mill per railroad. .........Sl5 O0(916 co
Extra River Timber ..............Sl OOCaI3 20
Prime River Timber. OOa12 so
Common Mill. ..............S9 O1G4 10 90
Ordinary. ..............-.-.......S9 009 90
Interior NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sc GOA I 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the present week
very little if anything of Importance has trans
PRED in the enti grain market. About the
usual demand has existed In a regular way and
prices have remaiI. :; uniform ard unchanged.
| The carEH Of new corn mentioned in the close
OF our las report rs having arrived sold on Sat
urday from vessel at 70 cents per bushc. This
has been the only arrival and bulk transaction
during the week, and quotations to-day
placed only on a nominal scale. We think old
corn cargOes will bring 1890 cents per bushtl
/
Il, 526 bushels for iaat week, are q decrease Of
1900 bushels, and ii ON all sources as fol-
lows: From Philadelphia, 600 bushels from
Baltimore, 900 bushels from New York, . 600
bushels per sCiir Ben, $500 bushels; and by
| Wilmington s. Weldon railroad, $50 bushels
Dealers are sellin G from store at S5@S7H cents
! for mixed and 871a@924 cents for white meal
! ing per bushel including sacks-OATs-
| Have undergone no change of Importance dur
ing the week. The market continues quiet and
! firm at unchanged figures. The receipts continue
! to be large, and for the week 800 bushels
| against 900 Bushels for last week, showing an
| increase of 300 bushels The demand are con-
| fined principally to local trade, which is sup
! piled from store at 65(370 cts per buzhel-sacks
| MISUNDERSTANDING market is almost if not
entirely bare of all kinds. The principal de-
mand seems to be for cow. OF this quality there
| Is none in market, but there is a light stock Of
| clay aud white peas bat for these the demands
| quite limited. We quote "a selling FROM
| store at 81 y for COW 81 - for clay;
| anl 81 25C@S1 80 for white, per bushcl.
| --WnHAT.--The rcccints moder ltel,
| large and for the week will exceed 20o bush
els. There is barely market. as the entire re-
! ccipts come to order. The city mills will pur-
chase at 81 5oG5sI75 per bushel for fair article
-3ICE-Thcre is fair stock in market
but prices are high. Sells from store i'll bbls.
| and ties. at To % cts par 10.
| PROVISIONS-Thc provision mari t here
! continues very dull, business being confined to
supplying the merest necessities of the trad {.
| Western meats were extrc IL heavy during
the eek, but prices of the previous week were
we'll sustained. here seems to exist an ankle
IL here, as we'll as North and West, to diap 'sf
| of the oil stock on hand, an to do this sellers
| ara If ring at very Irregular prices. North
| Carolina bacon has >ased to be itt M in the
| precision market, the rcceiptt being scarcely
| of value, and the stock in market is MT worth Y
o: mention. The nomnh quotations for tbs
! quality Of III ats IL az follows: TO-:
a Il cents for sh paid ers $50 49,! for sides
! 13@t3a cents for hog round, ana $50 20 cent:
for hams. We quote U'cst~,u S3okCG Meats dull
| as follows 81 cents for shoulders, 11K@12
cents for sides, e2(a % cents for hams. Dry
shoulders, 9XG9t0H cents for sides -LARD-
North Carolina Lard is scarce and wanted.
Sells al 12912h cents per III Northern steam
refined, in buckets and tubs, sells at 1OH(s II I
cents per 10.
| SALT. BY the arrival OF a cargo of AIaeri
can, the market has bcrome we'll supplied
There Is a good demand currcn', and American
sells at 81 so per sack. Liverpool Is scarce and
high.
BARRELS-The market since the close OF
the busy turpentine season has fallen into Il
dull and tor id state aud prices have declined
about 10 cents. I he receipts are moderately
large and dealers are selling from wharf at the
following rates: Second hand country as they
run, 90 25@s2 so selected and new 81 co; New
York second hand, 81 JOG, 80 IS and 20 for new.
| PEANUTS.-As yet the market has shown
no recovery of the continued dizziness of the
Summer and early Fall months The new crop
is now being brought in though as yet the re-
ceipts are very light and 10 results have been
produced. The receipts Of the old crop continue
! TO be fully equal to the exports, and the stock
here has remained unchanged. Dealers are
purchasing at the following rates:
Ordinary. g to It
Extra Prime OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VI 10 %
Fancy. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l 10 to 1 80
LUMBER-The City Mills are doing fair
business, and selling cargoes at the following
rates:
Pine Steam Satoed LatntoeT-Cdr9O Rdtes-Ie'
l 900 feet.
Ordinary assortment, Cuba cargocs. 800 00@20 OF
IIayti cargocs.. 90 OOva20 OF
Full cargo wide Boards. ........... 20 OO(e25 OF
flooring boards, rough. 90 OO@26 0'
Ship Stuff as per specifications. 26 GO93o On
Deals, ) by 9........................ ~ 0O@ZZ W
FREIG HTS-The want of suitable tonnage
I has been somewhat relieved by the recent arri-
> val of number OF coasting vessels. Small sail
ing schOoners are still in good demand from The
lumber mills, and charters for the West Indi;
Isles wanted. The rates OF cotton b.
the New York Steamship Line are unchanged
Foreign shipping is done principally unde
charter and established rates are fSed
" We refer to our table for last rates paid.
LIslE-Is in good stock and fair demand
Sells from store at 81 Go per cask.
CATTLE The receipts OF cattle are yer.
light, but the demands of butchers are quite
small and are confined to their immediate
wants. good drove of beeves will bring ca
to cents per pound on the hoof. Sheep. are
/ brought in very sparingly. For these there il
u only light demand amt butchers pay from z.
: to IS as per quality.
HAY-Since last week there has been bit yer.
little doing In this article. The receipts for th
' week were large, and the market is well stoke d
: The demands, however, continue good. an'
sales have been made from store and wharf a
the following prices
: Pennsylvania Timothy. 81 $50 80 81 cog :
- New Ana | Seal :