Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-07-05

PRoVISIoNS.-NOrth Carolina bacon has eN-
hiblted throughout the week dull disposition,
OWING to the heavy stock, large receipts and
limited demand, and our quotations of to d;ly
are fully l cent Off. The market closes dull with
very light transactions at cents for shoulders
SHG9 cents for sides, 10 cents for hog round
and 12k to II cents for hams.--WEsTERN
BACON has shown more strength, but the stock
Is amply large to meet the demands, and in
consequence, no change OF quotation has been
made, although dealers asking an advance.
| Sells at the following rates SMoKEO-6 TO
cents for shoulders, 50 to cents for sices is to
n cents tor hams. DRY SALrED-7 to7L cents
for clear rib sides, and y to cents for rib sides;
shoulders 81 to cents LARD.-North Carolina
Is III good stock, and fair enquiry; sells from II
to 12Hcents per pound i'll quality Northern
steamsrehncd, i'll kegs and buckets at 10 to u
cents per pound.
GEAIN.-COKN.-The receipts for the week
reach II total of Z 721 bushels against % O8o
bushels for last week, showing a decrease OF
1859 bushels. heavy demand has existed
for shipment, and as the receipts have been
small the stock has been materially decreased.
Although no change of quotation has been
made, yet the market shows decided improve
ment i'll feeling, and at the close is firm at the
quotations given i'll table. No cargocs have
been received and i'll consequence of no bulk
sales we report the market nominal at $50 90
cents for cargocs. The receipts from all sources
| are as follows: From Philadelphia 2 $50 bush
els; from Baltimore 2,16O bushels, and by vii
mingtOn and Weldon Railroad 3,2II bushels
! Dealers are selling from store at 81 % per
| buhhel, highest futures including sacks.--
| OATs-The receipts are light and the stock il
| small. fair demand exists, and sales
| are being made OF small lots from store at 15a
| 50 cents per bushcl.-PEAs-We have 40
| change of prices to note. The stock is small
and receipts light. Cow sells from 81 109S1 IS,
Clay 81 25GS1 so, and 81 309SI So for White
! per buShel.
FLoUR.-Thc decline OF wheat and the reduc-
ton of treights has caused decline OF 50 cents
since our last review. The stock is large and
! the receipts fair. good demand exists, and
we report free transactions in both Northern
and State brands and refer to our table of
| wholesale prices for quotations.
CORN MEAL-The demand for Corn Meal con-
tinues fair, and the market is kept well SUP
piled by the manufacturing of the city mills and
daily receipts by rail. Dealers are selling from
store at 81 10 to 81 10 per bushel.
| HAY-Thc large receipts, fair stock, and
prospect OF heavy Northern yield the coming
| year, has to some extent depressed the market,
although the change of quotation has been only
OF minor importance. yet the feeling has shown
less stability, and the market closes dull at &,
609$1 65 from wharf, and 81 90 to 81 10 from
store for New York and Pennsylvania Timothy.
BEEF CATTLE.-Have been brought in quite
freely during the past week, but the demands of
the butchers arc quite small, and the extent Of
their purchases are such as will supply their
immediate wants. A good drove would bring 8
to 10 cents per Id. on the hOof.
BARRELs.-The receipts, although not so
large as tho previous week, yet sufficiently
heavy, with the present large stock, to supply
the country demands. Dealers are selling lots
to suit the purchaser at the following rates ::
Second hand cOuntry.as they run, 81 259S2 so;
selected and new 81 COG 81 70; New York second
hand ,S2 75GgS2 IS, and 81 80 for new.
TIMBER.-The tameness noticed in our last
has continued throughout the past week with
out any material change of price, yet receivers
have found more difficulty in dispesing of their
offerings. The receipts by rail continue to be
large, but by river very moderate
scale. The market closes dull at the following
rates per NJ feet.
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