Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-05-17

1 GRAIN-CoRN.-Thede demand since the close
| OF eur Last report has been very heavy, and
| with only moderate receipts and heavy shin
ments the stock has become largely reduced,
! thereby causing.a strong feeling in the market.
and we report an advance Oft cents for cargoes
| and 10 cents from store. Three cargoes have
arrived. One, of z, 200 bushels, was disposed OF
at % cents, and one of 1000 bushels ON private
terSas. The receipts foot up % 291 bushels
ana from all sources are as follows: From HYDE
county 6,226 bushels; from Baltimore, 8G5
bushels; from New York IL 600 bushels an,
by Wilmington and Weldon RaiIroaa ia
bushels. The enquiry increases and tina sto,.k
in store is not &c, 600 bushels which is v.rv
light for this season OF the year. Sales ara mad.
from store at 81 O5 per bushel-highest figures
including sacks.--OATs.-NO change ot
figures during the week the stock is fully tair
and the demand is light. Sells from store at "a
to IS cents per bushel.-PRAs-The stock i.
large and the enquiry is only for small GUAM
titles. The receipts are about 200 bushels
Cow sells at 80 cents to 81 10, and white at 81 20
to 81 rs per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs.-No change worthy of mention
has taken place since the close Of our last re-
view. The demand for North Carolina meats
is quito small, and with liberal receipts the
market is in sufficient stock to supply the wants
Dealers are selling at the following quotations
81 to cts. for shoulders, on to 1Ox cents for
sides, 1Ox to IL cents for hog round, and 12x
to 13x cents for hams, as in quality. WESTERN
The stock has been increased by the receipts
and the immediate wants have been somewhat
relieved. The market has has ruled very firm,
however, and last weeks quotations have been
fully maintained. The demand is good at the
following figures SNoKED-6 to IN cents for
shoulders, to S4 cents for sides, and Ii to
15H cents for hams. DRY SALTKD-6K cents
for shoulders, and7x to sx cents for Sides
LARD-North Carolina is in good stock, and
with the usual good demand. Sells from 10 x to
III cents per h., as in quality.
FLoUR.-The advance of wheat in Northern
markets has advanced all grades of this article
90 cents. The receipts have been LIBERAL but
the demand has been very heavy, and very
little stock has been added to the present stock
which is light. We refer to our table of whole
sale prices for quotations of both Northern and
State brands.
SHINeLEs-Are in good enquiry by shippers,
the receipts meet with good sale at "a rs
to 81 fer common and sc to So contract orders |
EeGs-Are brought to market very sparingly.
The enquiry is fair and sales are made at
20 cents per dozen by the quantity.
LUMBER--Thc City Mills are doing q fair
business, and selling cargoes at the following
rates:
Pine Steam Sa,Oed Lunoer--Cargo Rates-per
Ordinary assortment, Cuba cargoes. 800 Ooa2o 90
Hayd cargoes.. 90 O092O 90
Full cargo wide Boards. ......... 20 OOa25 90
flooring boards, rough -. 90 OO@26 90
Ship Stuff as per specifications. Is OO@so 90
DeaIs' by s-....................... 20 O0@22 90
PRANUTs-Havc been in very light request
during the past week and very little business has
been done. The receipts are large, and with no
shipments of consequence the stock, which is
heavy, has received considerable addition.
The market closes dull at the following qnota-
tons:
= -''.-."...-..-...--.-. oO
Fancy. 90
BARRELs-By large receipts, and less demand
for shipping, the market has become fairly |
stocked, and the prices are easier. The demand, |
though not so heavy as previous weeks, is good, |
and sales are made from wharf at the following |
rates: Second hand country they run, 80 so; |
selected and new So IS; New York Sc cond hand, |
So 70 to 50 IS and 81 80 to 80 for new.
WooD.-At present there is only a very light |
demand for wood, and fat loads find difficult |
sale at the following quotations:
ASH '..''"..-.- ............ % to Z 70 |
OAK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 90 |
Blackjack. 3 so to rs
L1ME-The stock is fully large to supply the
wants, which are only for small lots. Sells
from store at 81 65 per cask.
FEHTILIZERs-With q stock in market ade-
quate to the present demand and with a good |
enquiry, we note fair business doing at the
following rates Peruvian Guano, tChincha
Island1 s75, zz@9o: DO - o-anopo,
rerthzer, $40 to $50: Rutb,s |
Challenge Sol. Phosphate, $6O@65; Wan
do Guano, SO; Patapsco do, S65; Navassa
duano, $50, cash, and s65, time; Cape Fear Guano,
Sa5 cash, and $t5, time; E. F. Goes Superphos-
hate of Lime, $50; Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate
300; Lister Bros Superphosphate Of Lime, $65
Whann's Raw Bone Superphosphate, $50; LODI
Co. Pure Bone, $4S do. do double
efined Poudrette, $50; do. do. Nit Phosphate
Lime, 500; Berger 81 Butts Superphosphate, $50:
Wilson's Superphosphate of Lime, $50 Star So
uble Phosphate, s52; COMPOUND Acid Phosphate
If Lime. $40; Land Plaster, $1O911-au q ton of
600 hs.
FREIGHTs-COntinue to he high to New York
y steamers, but by sailing vessels are un-
hanged. We refer to table for last rates
aid.