Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-12-06

Qualities. There has existed about the usual
demand both in a local and shipping way and
prices have remained very quiet and steady
There have been no new arrivals of car
goes and no bulk transactions have been
reported, in consequence of which We quote the
market nominal at 1880 cents for old corn and
7c@75 cents per bushel for new. The receipts
for the week 10 343 bushels against /! $50 BUSH
els for Last week, are decrease CT s,193 bush
els, and ii en- all sources were as fjnows: From
Philadelphia, $500 bushels: froIa Baltimore,
1900 bushels from New York, 5. $50 bushels AID
by Wilmington & Weldon r. X. o.; bushels.
Dealer are selling from store ~ 85Gss'1s cents
for mixed ard Sc ,E392iz cents for white meal
Ing per Bnshel incluaiing sacks---OAIs--
Have undergone no change Of Importance 'iQI-
ing lie week. The market continues quiet and
firm at unchan gcd figures. The receipts continue
70 he large, and for the week were CO. bushels
against 40 bushels for last week, showing
increase Of 80 bushels. The demand are CON
fined principally TO a local trade, wl:ich Is sup
Piled from store ut c5Ge7O cts per bu-liel--sacSs
Observation-Disclosures market il almost iG not
entirely bare Of all kinds. The principal de
mand seems to DC for cow Ofth quality there
Is none IN market, bnt there Is q light stock OF
clay and white ysca<, but for these the demands
are quite limited We quote selling from
sto:e at 81 % tor COW; 81 - for clay;
and 81 256Sl 80 FOR white, per buShel.
--WHEAT-The receipts are moderately
large, and demand coOt. There is barely
market, as tho entire receipts come 10 order
The city mills viii purchase at 81 60(aS1 - per
bushel for fair srticle.--RECE-There is
fair stock In market, but prices are high. Sells
from store In hhis. and tics. at 10 OK cents per
pound
FERTlLIzERS-with a stock in market ade-
Il v;tV,
enquiry, we note fair business doing at the
following rates Peruvian GGanO, (Chincha
Isiand) $40, TI@sO; do. do, Guanope,
$40 Carolina Fertilizer, so to $50; Ruths
Challenges Sol. Phosphate, $5o965; Wan
do Guano, SO; Patapseo do, 800; Navassa
Guano, So, cash, and $685. time; Cape Fear GuanO,
$S5 cash, and 49, time; E-> F. Goes SUpeTphOs-
hate OF Lime, 500; Bangh's Raw Bone Phosphate,
$50; Lister Brop. Superphosphate of Lime, sG5;
Whann's Raw Bone Superphosphate, S52 Lodi
Manufacturing Co. Pure Bone, $lS; do do. double
refined POudrette, $50; do. do. Nit Phosphate
Lime, 500; Berger & Butts Superphosphate, $CC'
Wilson's Superphosphate of Lime, 500; Star So
lnble Phosphate, $5S; Compourad Acid Phosphate
of Lime, $4s; Land Plaster. $l061l-all g ION of
3, 900 lbs.
LIME-The market IS only III kieratciy sup
Piled and dealers are selling from store at 81 6
per caSk.
PROYISIONs-During the period OF our
present resume OF the markets the provision
market has Nperienced not the Slight st change
OF quotations variation OF FEELING, business
being confined 70 supplying tic merest
necessities Of the trade. Western meats
were extremely heavy during the week,
but prices Of sue previous week were we'll
sustained. There seems to exist al anxiety
here, As we'll as North and West, TO dispose
OF the Old stock on hand, ana TO do this sellers
are Offering at very irregular prices. North
CarOl ma bacon has ceased to be an itt III IN the
provision market, the receipts being scarcely
OF value, and the stock in market is not worthy
o: mention. Tie nominal quotations for this
quality Of meats is as follows: 1n4
Gil cents for shoulders, l5 13z cents for sides,
1:s 133 cents for hog round, and 1000 cents
for hams. We quote WeStsra !Smo;sd H1tS dali
as follows s4 cents for shoulders, 1i&@12
cents for sides, e2923 cents for hams. Dry
Sa9ted Is in tatr stock and sells al ceuts for
shoulders, 9Y@i0H cents for sides---LAEp.--
North Carolina Lard is scarce and wanted.
Sells a: 12S12E cents yer ID Northern steam
refined, in buckets and tubs, sells at 10EM'tt,
cents per In.
wOOD--Thc stock of wool is very small, and
In consequence prices are welt NJ. Oak ami
ash are in fair supply, but pine Is very scarce
and wanted. Sells from flats by the cord and
in large quantities 1T the following quotations
~ 10 " 80
ASH. 90 TO ) 40
OAK. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. - 10 4 %
BLACKJACK. .'.''''... '.....-' - 10 :"
ohl ~ u LIS HI "i''c ~ '"'s al ''sie i con-
hned p inilpaiiy 70 exporters WHO pay l'r con-
tract oIoefH ~ 10 = III" - - l" - LOT CON-
fnon' PEI d.
1IMBkH-I he timber marhef Is very trim IN
tone and receipts VIII Drihg stliI hlsher LgurcS
than gwen in onr quotations ocIcT' Inc &c
celHt' arc extremely h@Ht, 80 much So thd'
there ts great scarcity, among the lumber
dealers. The stork in miiicr's hands is barely
sufficient to meet their wants. Lie city mills
will purchase at III" following rats per l'lfo
feet:
Extra Prime Mil lumber
rFi 'nIi ''''''' 80 :. -
] l"ie -si"' ~. 'H''''""' 80, ~
Al" I ~ ods,
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