Wilmington journal., 1874-07-03

Saturday. 231 l so 2 so 0C
Monday. 1856 1 SO 2 so OC
Tuesday. 166 1 so 2 SO 0C
We6'y -. $50 l 80 2 so 3 OO
Thurs'y $50 l so so 3 OO
TAR-The firmness in the market
| noted at the close of last report has
continued throughout the week with
out accomplishing any decided ad-
vance, as the receipts were extremely
light. and the offerings we're too small
to handle. Quotations have, however,
advanced from 81 55 to 81 IS per Dbl,
and the market closing Grm to-day at
the latter prices. The receipts for the
week 291 bbls., against 1897 bbls.
last week, show decrease of LOG
bbls. The exports for the week 195
bbls against SIT bbls for last week,
show also a decrease of 322 bbls. 90
The stock in yard and afoat is
1872 bbls against 1,625 bbls for last
week. The sales for the week were as
follows:
Friday. 100 bbls at 81 20 per bbl.
Saturday.. 3S " 1S5 q"
Monday-No sales reported.
Tuesday-No sales reported.
Wednesday. At Z" 195 &"
Thursday. So '' i S5 ''
GRAIN-Since our report of the
grain market of June Goth, nothing of
Importance has occurred. CoRN-The
market for cargoes has been firm, with
more demand than last week, and the
sales of cargoes were at an advance of
10 cents. The only sale reported dur
ing the week was the cargo of the
Schr Henrietta Hill containing 5000
bushels, which sold from vessel at 81
per bushel. The quotations from store
have experienced TO change, and we
note fair export demand The re-
ceipts for the week 17,S11 bushels
against 81 ,O26 bushels for last week,
show a decrease Of 13, ,215 bushels, and
from all sources were rs follows: From
Philadelphia, 3, 782 bushels; from Bal
timore, 9, 500 bushels; from New York,
5000 bushels; per Schr Henrietta Hill
from Hyde. 5000 bushels; per Schr
Idabella from New York, $500
Weldon Railroad, $500 bushels,
Yellow mixed and white sell from
store at 81 O5, 81 10@,I ~ 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 50 to
81! cents e bushel, including sacks.
stock is small and the
demand at present light; cow and clay
sell at 81 10W$1 Is = bushel. and
81 15@$1 20 for white t? bnshel.
RICE.-The demand is fair with an adj
equate supply. Clean Carolina is held
at s. to g cents hy the cask; Rough
is in small supply, and sells a, 81 20
to 81 40, according TO quality. CoEE
MEAL. The mills are filling orders at
81 i to 81 % per bushcl, iIcluding
sacks.
FERTILIZERS bushes done
in fertilizers has been very small dur
ing the present spring months and
very few OF orr merchants have dealt
in them to large extent. The stosl
in market is sufficiently large - meet
the demands and the following ;,1c the
rates asked to-day.
Peruvian Gnano, (Chincha Island}
SO, S77C1a-SO; DO. do. GUancpe, $40 ;
Carolina Fertilizer. SO time $50
cash; Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos
phate, $G00&G5 : WanGo Guano, $7o; I
Patapsco, do, $50: Navassa Guano, |
800, cash, and SO, time Cape Fear !
1uano, $35, cash, ana &i5, time e. |
Z. Coe'sSuncrphosphatc OF Lime, $50; |
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.S $ 90 :; |
Lister Bros. Stlperphosplate of Lime, !
sG5 Whann's Raw Bone Superphos- !
,hate, So Lodi Manufacturing Com
oany's Pure Bone, SIS; do. do. dou-
>le refined Poudrettc, $50; do. do. t
Nit. Phosphate Lime, 500; Zells /
Phosphate, S5t 50g$G4 so; Berger &
Butts Superphosphate, $50; Wilson's
Of Lime, SEQ; B. d.
Sea Fowl, $50 cash, and $50 time.
PROVISIONS-Th provision mar
zet at home has been very steady with
fair demand from the consumptiye
nd export trade with liberal sales at
he quotations. At the West and
Worth the market has eased Up slight
Y but the demand continuing good
here and very little reaction of prices
It's occurred. The CINCINNATI Price
current says Of the western market
The course of trade in this line dur
ng the past week has been the re-
erse of that Of the week preceding
This IS accounted for partly by the
Iatural reaction from the advance
which tended to restrict consumptive
riders, and partly by the general an
icipation that the offerings would be
argo the last week Of the month, when
he deliveries Oh contracts came to be
made, and consequently speculative
,uyers have been holding off. This
las resulted in a decline of | to ! per
lb on bulk meats and bacon, but mess
,orl and lard have been held very
irmly, for stocks of these articles are
in few hands ana are so
light as to be easily controlled, and
the demand for them has
,een small, scarcely more than what is
equirCd for current consumption
.oi,lers seem to have full confidence IN
'aluCs being sustained, With strong
lUpeS oE Il further advance. The for
ign exports from the scabnard ports
we're considerably less than for the
,orre spunding week last year, and this
Has also had some influence i'll the
downward turn, but there is strong
lndertone to the market. anl at even
mall concessions fro.t. Gdrrent prices
here are buyers for round lots Of
..eate, Tor the confidence Of the trade
II tie final outcome has not be, II
hakcn, but only disposition exists
o take advantage Of the temporary
tecltbe 10 hiY III NJ . low nflce as
)ossiu,l
Tho following are the ruling
quotations in the provision mar
;et North Carolina Bacon sells
It SOLO cents for shoulders, ,l20112I
ents for sides, 12@12] cents for hog
ound and l5y91G cents fer hams. We
juote Western ,Sl}aOkcd at 6! QzS3 cents
or shoulders, IL O114 conts for sides,
md 15l016 cents for hams. Dry ,Snlte6
els at 81 cents for shoulders and
o! to 104 cents clear for rib sides. -
IARD-North Cavol:>la IL scarce and
-ante,. fa-its at 111@12 cents p III.
Sorthe1n steam refined. IN buckets and
ubs, sells st l03 GIL cents d ID.
PEANUTS remarks coEcern-
ng the market for peanuts for tho eey
weeks past have hnc1 subjected 10 /
only slight ,tteratIons, as our informa-
,iun regarding the same, was, we snp- /
oosed, from the best of authority, and