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

PROVISIONs-For provisions the market
here continues extremely dull, business being
confined to supplying the me1est necessities
of the trade, and Western meats have declined
from 1 to 4 cent. From now until the new
crop cure begins TO coms forward we shall
look or dull and declining market, dealers
having old stock on hand being anxious to close
1t out to make room for new supplies. North
Carolina bacon has ceased to be a feature of
the market The market being entirely bare
and no receipts coming forward-prices, how
ever, may be quoted nominal as follows: 10H
oil cents for shoulders, I3@ 13x cents for Sides
I:@ I3H cents for hog round, and 1992 cents
for hams. We quote Western Smoked Meats dull
follows: 81 cents for shon!derA 1lH @12
cents for sides, 22a23 cents for hams. Dry
Sailed is In air stock and sells at cents for
shoulders, 91@10H cents for sdes.-LARD-
North Carolina Lard is scarce and wanted.
Sells at 128 12H cents per ID Northern steam
refined, in buckets and tubs, sells ct l0'zG y =
cents per ID.
FERTlLIZEKS-Wit a stock i'll market ads-
quate to the present demand and with good
enquiry, note fair business doing at the
following rates Peruvian Guano, [Ohincha
Island,) SIS, 77@s0; DO. do, Guanope,
SO Carolina Fertilizer, $40 to $50; Ruth's
Go Guano, $40; Patarsco do, 500; Navassa
Guano, $55, cash, and Sos, time; Cape Fear Cuano,
sa5 cash, and s45, time; E. F. Goes superphos-
hate of Lime, SEQ; Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate:
$50; Lister Bros. Superphosphate of Lime, s65 ;
Whann's Raw Bone Superphosphate, $52 Lodi
Manufacturing Co. Pure Bone, SIS; do. do. double
refined Poudrctte, $50 ; do. 60. Nit Phosphate
Lime, 500; Berger s. Butts Superphosphate, $50;
Wilson's Snperphosphate of Limo, $50; Star So
lube Phosphate, $52; Compound Acid Phosphate
of Lime SIS; Land Plaster, $lG8 11--sn e ton Of
1000 rs.
TIMEER-Several RATS have arrived during
the week, but the milling demand is very heavy
and the receipts are not OF sufficient size to
meet their waals. The receipts by rail are
rapidly decreasing and ths stock in millers
! hands Is quite small. The market is stronger
at iHe following rates, pei 1,eh} feet:
! Extra Prime MIL Timber
Per Railroad, ..............-.....$l @Gt 10 90
! Prime Mill per railroad. .........sli o0(915 90
! Extra River Timber. 0Q@ l2 20
Prime River Timber. 00GGti g.
! Common Miil..-... ...-...........-sTS ORG %
| Ordinary. oH{S W
t inferior ............. ....-..-.....S5 COG GO
GRAIN.-CORS.-Since last week the MAJ ket
docs not present any new features, The de-
orders continue to maintain thu II usual active
| ness, ami prices have experienced hot the
slightest variation. The first cargo OF corn
arrived yesterday, but it came to Il dealer an'
! went into etor2. There have been sales OF
czrGoCs Or lots OF Sizc, and we are without cor
rect information in regard % wholesale prices
| but think cargocs (nld corn) may be quoted
| from 5000 cents and new corn at 10gT5 cent.
for prime articles. The receipts for the week
show a small decline on these of last week ano
are 1e, 500 bushels against 20,572 bushels, ant
from all sources were as follows From Pha
dephia, 6725 bushela from Baltimore, 800
bushels from New York, 5000 bushels; pei
schooner Lucia MurchlsoD, $3.50 bushels; pei
schooner Fairfield, 100 bushels, and by VII
mington & Weldon railroad, COO bushels
Dealers are selling from store ct 85@87I cent
for mixed, and 674@921 cents or white meal
ing, highest figures including sacks.--OATs-
Have undergone no change Of mportance dur
ing the week. The market continues quiet ant
| firm at unchanged figures. I'll. receipts continu
to be large, and for the week were 900 bushel
against 900 bushels for last week, showing al
increase OF 500 bushels. The demand are con
fined principally 10 local trade, which Is sup
piled from store at 65(S70 cts per bushel-sack
: ncludcd-PEAs-The market is almost if no
entirely bare of all kinds. The principal dc
m2ld seems TO be for COW. OF this quality theT
is none In market, but there is a light stock Q
| clay and white peas, but for these tho demand
5 are quito limited. We quote selling fror
store at 81 Is for COW 81 % for clay
and 81 25@91 80 for white, per bushe
: -WHEAT-The receipts moderated
large, and for the week will exceed 200 bush
: els. There Is barely a market, as the entire re
ceipts come to order. Tae city mills will pur
chase at 81 509S1 10 per bushel for fair article
-RICE-Therc Is a fair stock in marke
but prices are high. Sells from store in Dbl
and ties. at 0 TO az cts per ID.
SHINGLES-Tte trade in this article is col
fined p in oipally to exporters, who pay fer cor
| tract orders sc to IS, and 50 25 to s. for CON
mon, per NJ.
IS LIME-Is in good stock and fair deman,
Sells from store at 81 65 per cask.
d CATTLE The receipts of cattle yer
light, but the demands of butchers are quit
- small and are confined to their immediat
a wants. A good drove of beeves will bring 6
n to cents per pound on the hoof. Sheep. al
p brought in very sparingly. For these there
l., only light demand and butchers pay from 1
It to So as per quality.
d HAY-Since last week there has been but ve'
e little doing in ths article The receipts for IL