Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-04-11

were as 1OllOWS ..-....
Friday . No sales transpired.
Saturday :. $40 casks at 48 cts. 2 gal.
Monday >. 312 " 50 IS 81 So
Tuesday. $50 1" IS %
Wednesday 90 :" IS
Thursday. No sales reported
GRAIN-CoRS-Tho demand has
been more active and with continued
large receipts tho trade has been brisk.
In prices there has been very few
! changes, cargoes ranging at or about
| the same quotations of the previous
week. The arrivals Of cargoes during
the week, were eight. OF these there
We're sold one % cargo containing l.
800 bushels at 73l cents one of 1,O25
bushels at 73.oents one of 1, 1904 BUSH
els at 49, cents one of 9, 044 bushels
at 49, cents one of 1,571 bushels at
724 cents ons of ], 800 bushels at 724
cents and three others containing &c.
286 bushels came to dealers and went
into store. The market is quiet and
we think arrivals would hardly. bring
higher figures. The receipts are heavy
and the stock>in market is estimated to
exceed 80, 900 bushels The receipts
for the week 1892 bushels against
1870 bushels for last week, is a de-
crease of IA. 1913 bushels. The receipts
from all sources we're as follows: From
Philadelphia, 1869 bushels from Bal
timore, 2, 1853 bushels from New York,
1852 bushels; per schooner Lucy.
Wright, 1926 bushels per schooner
Fairfield, 2,044 bushels per schooner
Lillian, 1,025 bushels; per schooner
Daniel Webster, 1900 bushels per
schooner Carrie, 1,sO4 bushels per
schooner Mary Wheeler, 1,5l1 bushels;
per schooner Ada, 1900 bushels per
schooner L. D. Cobb 2,O45 bushels
and per Wilmington & Weldon Rail
road, / 1863 bushels Dealers are sell
ing from store at IS cents for mixed
and 80 cents for white mealing. p
bushel, highest figure including
sacks.---OArs.-The market has
exhibited no change. The re-
eeipts are light, but are amply ade-
Quate to the demands. Sells from
sore at 67!070 cents 2 bushei, sacks
Included 80 PEAs-Have declined dur
ing the week 10 cents. The receipts
are large. and the demands are light
and are supplied at the following
quotat ons: 81 10@51 Il for COW,
81 s5@S1 80 for clay, and 81 6OMSl 20
for white, t. hel.--RIcE-Is in
good stock and fair demand. Sells
from store in bbis. and tierces at 8@.S3
cents p tb.--CoRx MsAL.-Thc
city mills are supplying the demands
at 22i@95 cents = bushel, sacks in
Guided
HAI--Hay is moving more freely
and the market is fiimor, though there
Is 40 material change "a price We
quote rs selling from stnr., rs follows 4:
Penn. Timothy .........sl GJl3G %
Eastern ......-...... ! S1e1l 30
IRON BANDS AND TIES FOR
III good demand and
fair stock. Sells rs follows:
Anchor Ties,
Buckle T'ics, 8 cents.
side slot Ties,
Arrow Ties. . cruts
SALT.-Ti,a .arket is veil stocked.
We quote American al 81 35GaS1 10,
and Liverpool at 81 40@S1 80 p sack.
Superphosphate OF Lime. $50; b. D.. .!
Sea Fowl. $50 cash, and $50 time.
LUMBER. There is a heavy hnsi- ,
less doing III the shipping trade, both
coastwise and to foreign countries.-
Our city mills are selling ut the follow
ing rates
EicEs-PEE / 900 FEE
Ordinary ss-ortm.nt Cuba csrgoes .s,o occs23 90
Hayti cargocs.. 90 6ove2:5 90
Fn cargo wide Boards. ....--..,-.. IS 00sdj30 90
- flooring boards. ROACH -. 90 00eS26 %
Snip Stuff PER specfcations.--. % Go<S3o Cs
Dcals !" by D ---...-...--.-....... % oot923 co
SHINGLES The trade IN this ar
ticle is confined mostly to exporters.
We quote Sap at 560S9 and Heart at
50 80 T. NJ.
WOOD-The warm weather Of the
past few days has had demoralizins
effect upon this article and prices have
declined. Oak and Ash are in large
supply, but Pine is scarce and wanted.
Selis from fiat by the cord and in large
;fi1u a., frlI,1,-,
Pine. ,........,....-. -. s. O003 %
Swamp Ash. - .-.-... 3 OG@n3 %
Split Ash ... 3 0Gm3 so
Oak. E1s:r7.'.s. =. 80. 25@s 50
Blackjack. ...-[A...- 8 50@3 10
PROVISIONS Early in the week
the market was rather hardened by
the advance Of the Western aad Balti-
more market, and bulk and boxed
meats advanced fraction, but towards
the close, owing to the declines of the
above markets, ours has been rather
weak and closes easier The receipts
Of North Carolina and Virginia
bacon shave increased, and sales
were made during the week. The
market, however, is not very firm,
and our quotations are full
We quote North Carolina bacon as foi-
lows: l09@11 cents for shoulders; II!
@12l cents for sides; 1908 cents for
hog round 15916 CENTS for hams
We quote Hcsteru Smoked Meats
at 8 cents for shoulders, IL cents
for siaas, and 1919 cents Tor hams.
Dry .>sl'ed sell at s cents for
Shoulders. 40 cents for siles,---zz'
LARD-Eorth Carolina. Ia scarce and
wanted. Sells At H}@12 cents y fb. t.
Northern steam refined, in buckets and
tabs, sells at 10l@11icents ? n Il
sCATTLE-Very- few are being
brought inat present, though the de-
man,;s are quite limited aud butchers