Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-09-06

week 20 100 bushels against 16, 100 bushels, are
an increase of 4,O3O bushels, and from all
sources were as follows From Philadelphia,
11,8l7 bushels from Baltimore, 1881 bushels
per schr. from New York, 3, 800 bushels, and by
Wilmin gton s. Weldon Railroad, 1926 bushels.
The stock i'll market is deemed amply sufficient
to supply the present wants. Dealers are selling
from store at so to So cents for mixed, and 80 to
95 cents for white mealing, highest figures in
Guiding sacks.-OATs-The stock of Oats
has been largely increased by the recent heavy
arrivals, and the price in consequence has dc
clincd. SAILS from store at 65Qg7O cents peE
bushel including sacks-PEAs-The de
mands now principally for Cow, and no dis
tinctio'fSf price or quality is made between this
and other qualities. we quote aS selling from
store at 81 15G3@1 % for Cow. 81 15aSl 25 for
strictly clay, and 81 3Ot@SI 80 for white per
bushci.--WHEAT-rh small receipts and
light stock have =! tced the market on an Ell.
tirely nominal basis. A good article will bring
81 % to S. IS per bust ell RIcE-The mar
ket IS III limited supply, and the demands are
light aud sales are made from store i'll tierces
and bbls at 94C99K cents per lib.
PROVISIONS-tor provisions the market
continues very buoyant and during the past
week has shO WI considerable impIo VemenU i'll
prices the better styles OF Western meats.
The market is nearly, if not entirely, bare of
North Carolina bacon. TIE demands for this
quality are, however, limited and receipts of
size would break the present high prices. We
quote NortI Carolina selling as follows: 9
to 10 cents tor shoulders, IL to 12k cents for
sidts, IL to 112 cents for hog round and Is TO 10
cents for hams. Western Smoked Meats are firm
at the following quotations: 81 cents for shoul-
ders II 4 to II cents for mlddIiDgs, II to 10
cents for hams. Dry Sdlted-8k to cents for
shoulders and II to I1X cents for middlings.
-LAkD-Ihe market is in light supply.
Carolina sells at II to 126 cents per Id. North.
EN- steam refined, in buckets and kegs, at IL
to 124 cents per lib.
CORN MEAL.-The decline of com has
caused a similar break in the market for this
article, and we report fair business doing from
store at 81 Il cents to 81 per bushel, bags in
Guided.
PEANUTS-As for two or three months past
the market during the week just ended has ex-
perienced no change of quotations. The re-
ceipts are large, but the exports during the
month have been upward of Is, 900 bushels, and
the stock in market has become somewhat
lessened. Sellers are offering freely, but the pur
chases are small.
The following are the buying quot atoms
Hl'h1' ..'-..-...'.. ........: 10 to l 25
Extra Prime. Observation-Disclosures. 40 to 1 so
Fancy-NOne i'll market.
FL OCR-We report the dem and for Flour
still active, and the market hrm at an advance
OF about 20 cents for Northern brands. Receipts
continue liberal and the stock of the better
grades is accommodating. We refer to our table
OF Wholesale prices for quotations OF both State
and Northern brands.
HAG-Ihere has been very little activity ap.
parent III the market during the past week.
The receipts OF New York quite large but
OF other grades are very limited. The stock Oh
market IS large, and report a limited de-
mand from both wharf ana store at the follow
ing quotations
Pennsylvania Timothy g; 40(0I so 81 65@1 20
New York;. ........... / 4OG5I 50 l 65t9I 10
Eastern. observation-disclosures. 175
SHINGLES.-1he trade in this article is con-
fined principally to exporters, who par for con-
tract orders st to IS, and S3 % to So for com
mon, per NJ
LiME-The market is moderate, suppl, d.
Sells from store at 81 Us per cask
1KON BANDS AND TIES FOR CnrTo%
Are in good supply, and sells follows:
Anchor Ties,
Buckle L les i" Oeh'7
Side Slot Ties
Discounts male on purchases OF, AMI over
i2h tons.
WOOD-Prices for ash and oak have d.
clined from 20 to % cents since our last review
The receipts are moderate and we quote:
Pine. ..........S3 % to 30
ASH ..'....'.....-.-- > 4o TO 3 %
Oak..-..-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 rs to 90
Blackjack. ................ 90 to %
LUMBER.-The City Mills are doing fail
business, a,.d selling cargoes at the following
rates:
Pine Steam .SGl1ed Latn6er'-Cuy,g0 RGteS-rey
1000 feet.
Ordinary assortment, Cuba cargoes $40 OOta2O 90
Hayti cargOes. 90 OOV82O 90
Full cargo wide Boards .............. 20 OO925 90
g '' flooring boards, rough. 90 O0926 90
Ship Stuff as per specifications. % 00430 90
Deals, by Observation-Disclosures, 20 OO0g22 90
TIMBER-A Though have change OF
prices to report, yet the urdertone of the mar
ket has been less firm, ana the receipts have
been sod with some difficulty. The receipts by
rail are large, and by river have ceased to be
OF Importance TWO ratts nave arrived, which
sold to the city mills at the following rates per
NJ. feet
Extra Prime Mil Timber
Per Railroad, ..-.................S15 0pte. !G 50
Prime Mill per railroad. .........S l4 0ols15 90
Extra River Timber...............7i So 00G9 u 20
Prime River Timber 30 O0t9 II so
Common Mlll...... -.----..-..--...S8 "a &c
Ordinary ~ Qua 5 M
Inferior ---......... .............. S. On e in
FREIG HTS-rhe supply Of etsSakviaa hon
mage is very light ana the market in conse-
quence rules high The rates ~ steamships
are unchanged. we refer to our tanle in
al other column for last rates paid.