Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-06-26

GRAlN.-Ine gram market has not
been especially active during the
week, though we have had considera-
BILE transactions. CoRN.-The corn
market, which is generally the feature
of interest, has not been noted for any
degree of dullness, but there has been
very little frmness, and our remarks
of last week, anticipating this feeling
and a probable decline, have resulted
exactly as they were then written
The cause of this decline of quotations
is attributed now Gas it was then said)
to the increased receipts of cargoes,
which caused the market to be glutted.
We have not head of any cargo sales,
but feel safe in quoting the market for
cargoes, quiet to-day at 80 cents.
From store there has been no material
decline, though quotations are written
5 to 10 cents off. The receipts for the
week, 81 ,O26 bushels, against %. $50
for last week, show an increase of
4, 40, and from all sources, were as
follows:
From Philadelphia, S,927' bush
els; from Baltimore, 1866 bush
els; from New York, 3,761 bushels;
per schr Henrietta Hill, 1927 bush
els; per schr nj T Bradshaw, from
Alexandria, 5,217 bushels; per scllr
Lncretia, 1000 bushels; per schr E S
Powell, from New York, $500
bushels, and by Wilmington &
Weldon Railroad, 1929 bushels.
Yellow mixed and white sell from
store at 81 O5, 81 1OW$1 u! per
bushel, highest figures including
sacks. OATs.-There is a good stock
of oats in market, and there is
a very light demand at present.
Quotations from store are 80 to
go cents . bushel, including sacks.
stock is small and the
demand at present light; COW and clay
sell at 81 10W$1 - 7 bushel, and |
81 15@$1 20 for white r bushel. |
klCE-The demand is fair with an adj !
equate supply. Clean Carolina is held /
1t s! to s. cents by the cask Rough !
s i'll small supply, and sells at 81 20 /
o 81 40, according to quality. CoRE /
MEAL. The mills are filing orders at /
81 Is to 81 20 per bushel, Including
sacks.
FERTILIZERS bushes done |
Il fertilizers has been very small dur
ng the present spring months and
cry few of our merchants have dealt
Z them TO a large extert The stock
n market is sufficiently iaree to meet /
he demands and the following are the
ates asked to-day.
Peruvian G.tliIo. (Chincha Island)
'75, S77@9SS0; do. do. Guanope, so
Fertilizer. sos time so
ash; Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos
,hate, $60l$65 Wanda Guano, SO:
'atapsco, do, S65 Navassa Guano,
80, cash, and S65, time; Cape Fear
inano, S35, cash, and $45, time; E.
,. Goes SuperphOsphate OF Lime, SEQ;
,augh's Raw Bone Phosphate, S so
lister Bros. Sunerphosphate Of Lime,
65 Whann'3 Haw Bone Superphos.
hate, So; Lodi Manufacturing Dom
anY's Pare Bone. S4sa 10. do don
le refined f,'..isotto, $50; do. do.
1T, Phosphate Lime, 500; Zells
S,5l 5OGuS64 80; Rarger 4.
'lltt's Superphosphate, $40 Wilson's
nf Lime, 500; i. ID. !
ca Fowl, $50 cash, and So time.
PROVISIONS provia.s.n 1.,ar-
ct at home has hee4 very steady with
fair demand from the consumptiYe
nj export trade with liberal sales at T
he quotations. At the Yves: and I
Iorth the market h. aased up slight
: but the ,.emand continuing good
acre and very little reaction Of prices
rs occurred. The Cincinnati Price
rrrent says Of The western market:
The course OF trade in this line dur
,g the past week has been the re-
er2e cf that of the week preceding
his is accounted for partly by the
atural reaction from the a1va-cl>
hich tended to restriet qonsumptive
rders, AMI rarity by the general an
?ipa.ion that the offerings would be
urge the last Week OF the month, when
le deliveries on contracts came to be
lade, and consequently speculative ,,
uyers have been holding off. mis-
as resulted i'll Icci,,e Of : to per
b on III. neats and bacon, bat mess
DIRK ANA lard have been held very
rmly, for stocks of these articles are
Oncentrated in few hands and are 50
ght as to be easily "Cnt.o.ieJ, aud
Though the ,.e.as.na> for them has
e:n s...aii, scarcely more than what is
aInired for current consumption
oiders seem to have full contiden>,s sn
alues being sustained, with strong
opes Of q TURNER advance The for
al exports from the seaboard ports
ere considerably less tim fec the
ORE ypOnding week last year, ana this
as also b2i ooHne iuhuence in the
oVqWard turn, but theYa is n strong
ndertoae tG ti.o market, and at even
mai concessions from current prices
lere are buyers for round lots Of
heats, for the confidence of the - e +
l the final outcome Ia4 ns;t .jet n
h2Een. 80 lay i disposition exists
} EaEe. advantage Of the temporary
eeiine To buy in at as low price as
Dssible. !;
Tie following Az tie ruling
uotatir,ns m sthe provision mar
ct North Carolina Bacon sells
9@1O, cents Tor s4nf,l 49,, .9J4I23
ents for si..3ffg, ,Svs ~ cent. fot hog
"a. alR l5tslti cents for hams. We
uote Western ,Sinokcd at 8! COS, cents
u shoulders, 1l4Wll! cents for sides,
nd l5Ql!6 cents for hams. Dry sane;
ellis at s. cents for sbc-l 49,; all
o. to l0i cents cis.s,. ~ 20 si,ies.-~~-
ARD AsYr.A 'ttt.tnfina il scarce aud
F;.nbed, Sviis at 11!@12 cents t. h.
Northern steam refined. III buckets and
abs. sells at TO- @11a cents y y. +
PEAN UTS-Csr >einarEs ooroero-
ng the MARKET co. peanuts for the few
weeks past have been subjected to
,nly slight alterations, as our lnfors.ta-
ion regarding the same, was, we sup