Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-08

$500 bushels; per schr Z S Powell
from New York, $500 bushels; pc
schr John Somners, from Alexandria
I Va, 8, DAT bushels; per schr j III Van
dervoort, from hyde county, $50
bushels; and erWiliningbon & Weldon
Railroad, 1850 bushels. Yellow mix
ed, and white sell az 81 05 @
81 or! p bushels, highest figure
including sacks. ONrs.-There is
good stock OF oats IN market, ant
there is very light demand at pres
ent. Quotations from store are 70 t.
Is cents = bushel, including sacks
PEAs.-The stock is small and the
demand at present light; cow and clay
sell at 81 10WS1 Is p bushel, anC
81 15@S1 20 for white p bushel
RrcE.-The demand is fair with an adj
at 81 to s. cents by the cask; Rough
is in small supply, and sells at s. q
to 81 40, according TO quality. CoRN
MEAL. The mills are filing orders al
81 O5 to 81 10 per bushel, ilcludine
sacks.
PEANUTS The market continues
strong with prices well up and &c
probability Of any reduction at the
present. The new crop IS being mar
keted TO {. l rye extent and we have
probably received its bulk. There is
Il good enquiry from dealers for ex-
port and the quotations given to-day
will readily be paid for good lots. The
following are the quotations.:
Ordinary. 81 TOOL 50
Prime. Observation-Disclosures. 1902 Is
Extra Prime, ........-... 2 25@2 80
Fancy. ..-....... 2 1902 60
PROVISIONS The market contin-
ues firm under more favorable advices
from the North and West and quota
tions have been steady during the
week. The trade in bulk and
boxed meats continues good and
there is a large export movement to
the country surrounding our market
For North Carolina and Virginia bacon
there IS only Il moderate enquiry and
the stock though fight is sufficiently
large to meet the wants of BUYERS.
The following article on the western
market is from tie Cincinnati Price
Current
There has been rather less animation
in the market during the week, and
prices have ruled little lower on
meats. The overflow Of large part
Of the Southern country has had q de-
pressing effect, because il was argued
that the demand for Provisions would
be Iessened on account of the inability
Of those who are driven from their
homes to buy, but they must be fed,
and Pork and Bacon are the most Geo.
nomical articles fol the Government
II private or public amounts of food
supplies have been swept away or de-
'troyed by tie floods, would seem TO
furnish evidence that additional sup
plies of meats from the Northern mar
1ets will be required during the seq
son,
The foreign exports last week from
III ports were III the aggregate consid-
'rGbly iii excess Of the CORRESPONDING
week last wear, meats being less and
ard more. The monthly settlement Of
contracts IS somewhat Oppressive, rs
meat IS thrown on the
market for present delivery. bat THERE'S
lot as much of this as usual at the end Of
he meath. and the undertone Ct mar
let at the close is strong. Al actual
cunt of stock here Is III progress, and
he trade is disposed to await its an
louncement before operating much
ard continues exceptionally strong,
nj has further advanced.
The following ere the ruling
tnotntions in tie provision mar
,et North Carolina Bacon sells
= SOLO cents for shoulders, 12Ca122
eats for sides, 12@g12I cents for hog
ound and 1906 cents for hams. We
.uote Western ,Sn3oICd at Sos cents +.
or shoulders, l0El1I cents for sides. /
nd l5GG16 cents for hams. D<"y .Saitcd (
els at g cents for shoulders and f.
0 to l0{ cents clear for lib siJes.-
4ARD-Norja Carolina Is scarce and /,
-anted. Sells at HOP cents p Il. !
,or5heEn steam refined, ii buckets and .
abs, sells at 10!0l13 cents Z 30.
FERTILIZERS Tie late act passed /
t the recent session Of the Legisla- !
are, has thrown Il check on the Fertil- ,
yer business. Theie !. no5 much
DING j. he market and the system .
doptsd seems to be caaH. Some deal I.
r., however, continue 10 sell on time
nj the following a.e the quotations
)-day:
Peruvian Gu",lo. (Cl.inc1la Tsltnd0
-, <:77G1S $50; do. do Guanope, $40
arolina Fertilizer. 500 time $50
ash; Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos
hate, &G009$G5 Wanda Guano, $40;
atapsco, do, SG5; Nayassa Guano,
s., cash, and S65, time Cape Fear
-uano, SO, cash, and So, til..e e.
;. Goes SunerrhnapheIe of Lime, 500;
augh's Raw Bone Phosphate 60
lister Bros. Superphosphate Of Lime,
So Whann's Raw Bone Superphos-
hate, 80 Lodi Manufacturing @ ON
any's Pure Bone, SIS; 50. 90, dou-
le refined Poudrette, $50; do. do.
it. Phosphate Lime, 500; Zells
$5l 50@$G4 so; Berger &
utt's Superphosphate, $50 Wilson's
upcrphosphate OF Lime, 500; B. D.
ca Fowl. $50 cash, and $50 time.
BUTTER.-Choica szr3 as 80
- cents, selections of fine bringing
} cents II 10. the latter rates, how
yer, are obtained only for gilt edge"
lat which is well made, solid, yellow
al fine favored.
W O OD-The market is heavily
ocked with all qualities OF wood ex-
opt pine, for which there seems to ex-
t 4 good demand, and the receipts
re readily disposed Of. We quote, rs
Hing By the quantity, rs follows
me ..-....-.... 81 15U,3 30
ramp ASH. ......-.- > 1908 %
pitt Ash. ............... ) 00GD3 so
ak -... .. 3 25CA3. so
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