Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-04-26

Friday............... 80 bbls. at 81 10 per bFl.
I Do.................. 1J1 - A. 30
! Saturday ............ 1G4 :" - 90 -
! Monday .............. Il - :" 90 -
! Tuesday ..........,.... 100 . . - g
! "Wednesday. .......... 1875 :" z s.
Thursday. So " 81
GRAIN.-CoRN.-During the past week grains
of all kinds have been in active enquiry from
country consumers, and dealers, and with Ii ght
receipts and considerable shipping the stock has
been materially reduced. Cargo sales have
/ been more free, and the quotations of last week
have been fully maintained with q decided
BITTER feeling and less difficulty. Several
/ goes have sold as follows: One OF 1000 bushels
at7GE cents; one of 900 bushels at &c cents
one OF 5000 bushels at &c cents; one of 200
bushels at 76 cents, and another of ,428 bushels
! at 49,! cents. Several others came to dealers
and went into store. Tho receipts from all
/ sources are as follows: From Eastern counties
30,99i bushels from Norfolk 5000 bushels
from Baltimore $4,000 bushels, and by Wit
/ mington & Weldon Railroad, $500 bushels.
+ The demand is good and sales are made for
small lots from store at 90 csnts perbushel-
highest figures including sacks-OATs.-
The stock in market is fully adequate to
the wants. The receipts are moderate and
demand limited. Sells from store at 70 to rs
cents per bushcl.-PEAs.-Thc receipts
during the week arc about $50 bushels. The
demand is only fair and the stock is amply
! large for the wants, which only for small
quantities. Cow sells from 81 p TO 81 2j, and
White at 81 80 per busheI.
PRovIsIONs.-For North Carolina bacon there
isonly very light enquiry at present dealers hav
ing sufficient stock to supply the trade, are not In
the market for purchases, and the market has
been almost nominal Dealers selling at
theifOllowing quotations: 8% to cts for Shout
t,ja a. To W re fDr sid TO
for hog round, and 12}s to 49, cents for hams,
asin quality. Western is in good stock. There
is a fair demand existing, which is supplied from
store follows SMOKED-5b to cents for
shoulders, 81 to 81 cents for sides, and 12k
to - cents for hams. DRY SALTED-6 cents
for shoulders, and 4 to "a cents for sides-
LARD.-North Carolina is in good stock, and
with the usual good demand. Sells from 1OK to
11H cents per h., as in quality.
/ FEhTILIzERs-With 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, (Chincha
1s!and) $;5, 1880; do. do, Guanope,
$40 ; Carolina Fertilizer, $40 to $50; Rut4,'s
Challenge Sol. Phosphate, $cO@65; Wan.
Go Guano, SO; Patapsco do, $66; Navasss
Iuano, SIS, cash, and sos, time; Cape Fear Guano
S35 cash. and 49, time; E. F. Goes Superphos-
, hate of Lime, 500; Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate
F $50; Lister Bros. Superphosphate of Lime, sos
Whanns Raw Bone Superphosphate, $52 Lea
, Manufacturing Co. Pure Bone, $4S do. do. double
refined Poudrette, $50 do. do. Nit Phosphate
Lime, 500 Berger s Butts Superphosphate, 500
, Wilson's Superphosphate of Lime, 500; Star So.
, luble Phosphate, $50 Compound Acid Phosphate
of Lime, SIS; Land Plaster, $1O@1l-an . ton OF
1000 lbs.
, FLoUR-The advance OF wheats ill., Northern
markets. the light a nd 81 all L
with very good demand, keeps the market up
having advanced in the last two weeks IS cents
q There is good demand and we note faiI
business doing i'll both Northern and State
. brands, and refer to our table of Wholesale
prices for quotations.
CORN MEAL.-Thc city mills are supplying
the limited demand from store ut o5 cents to 81
per bushel.
LIME.-The stock in market, although not very
arge, is al present sufficient to supply the trade
Sells from store at 81 70 per cask.
BEEF CATTLE-Are being brought in quite
. ! quite sparingly, and the stock i'll butchers
. | hands quite small. Sell on the hoOf at 1C
: | to 1lK cents.
EGGs-Are i'll fair request and light receipt.
Sells from carts and by the quantity at IS to 20
. ! cents per dozen.
PEAHCTs-Nothing Of consequence has trans
PRED in the market during the past week. The
| receipts have been liberal and with shipment is
fully as large, the stock in market shows neither
an increase a decrease. The demand is good
and dealers purchasing at the following
quotations:
Or''''iarE .-....-...............,.s ?:
Ii Irlnle- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ! 65
Extra quality .-.......- --........... SC
Fancy I 80 to 90
TMBEE-Coutinues to be brought to market
q ! very slowly. There is good enquiry for prime
c milling quality and the market is strong. The
receipts have sold TO the city mills at the follow
L ! ing rates per 800 feet.
Ordinary .......- .........-.......s I 50 to OC
Mill Fair go 90 TO Is O1
Shipping. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 90 to 20 Ot
WOOD.-Thc pleasant weather for the past
{ week has, to a considerable extent, checked the
: operations in the wood market. The market is
i well stocked, and Hat loads find difficult sale al
the following rates:
ILIc '''-''''.'>z - 10 "
Ash. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 to Z:
L Oak Observation-Disclosures. ; 90
= Blackjack j 30 to x
LUMBER.-Tho City Mills are doing a fair
j business, and selling eargocs at the following
rates
;, Fine Sfc.t,, Sa1cet Lunzber-Cargo Rates-pe
1000 Jeet
? Ordinary assortment, Cuba cargoes 800 O0s2O OF
" " Hayti Cargoes.. 90 OO@S20 OC
Full cargo wide Boards. .............. 20 OO925 oC
4 flooring boards, rough. 90 OO926 OF
: Ship Stuff per specifications. % O0G830 OC
t Deals, by 20 O0922 OC
h FREIGHTs.-VO cOastwise ports by steamer
: are very highly sailing vessel are easy anC
Il unchanged. Both coastwise and foreign ship
ping fill the port, but the amount of produce of
}, fering shipment is very small. We refer to our
Y table for last rates paid
q !
: RATES OF FREIGHT.
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