Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-03-13

Fn0 from all sources we're as iolIOWS
: From Philadelphia, Dig bus heels
from Baltimore, SD bushels; from
! New York, 1000 bushels; from Fred
eticksburg, Va, ), 700 bushels; ron
; schr Lucy Wright. ,. 800 bushels: ant
by Wilmington X Weldon Railroad
,521 bushels. In the quotations from
store the market has remained steady
but III view of the fact that there is {
scarcity of yellow and mixed corn
there is nu distinction made in The
prices The following are the ruling
quotations from store. White, yellow
and mixed are retailing at 81 GOA
81 %. = husi,ei, highest fgurer inciud.
ing sacks. OATs.-Deaiers are selling
RrE.-Ttc demand IS fair with an all
cqnate supply. Clean Carolina is held
1T :! 10 8: cents by the cask : Rough
Is III small supply, and sells at 81 20
; to 81 10, according to quality. Corn
| MEAL. The mills are filing orders at
81 05 to 81 07! per bushcl.
PEAN UTS-'The peanut market re-
mains firm at previous quotations. The
crop of this year is beng received in
moderate instruments, Int the supply
IS not equal to the wants OF buyers,
and tor this reason there is a stronger
market than otherwise would probably
| be. Buyers viii readily purchase at
the following figures:
| Ordinary ST 5O@11 10
Prime OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. , 1902 10
Extra Prime. .-..-..--... 25QD2 35
Fancy 2 4O@2 so
PROVISIONS-In provisions bust
hess continues TO be Confined to sup
plying the mercst necessities Of con-
sumers, but the market under en-
couragirg reports from the West and
Baltimore is strong and sales seem
at present to have the advantage of
the markets. The Cincinnati Price
Current, i'll speaking of the Western
market, says as follows:
There has been steady improve
ment in the tone of this market since
the beginning of the new month. The
two last days of February there was
the greatest point of depression, and
prices were about &c lower than at the
date of our last report. It then be-
came apparent that the next turn
would be upward, and there was an
increased disposition to buy, while
the contracts being generally settled,
there was no pressure to sell, and the
rally of &c was sharp, and subsequent
ly further advance OF &c was estab-
hshed, making a recovery of &c d ID
from the lowest point. With the up
ward turn has come better domestic
consumptive demand, which had evil
IDENTITY been waiting for the lowest point
to be reached, and as usual under
such circumstances, 1t waited q little
too long. The returns Of pork packing
in this city showing a net yield of
%, 2l6, GOO TBS. of meats and lard less |
than last season, equivalent to about |
81 900 head of hogs of last years aver
age weight, gives more confident tone |
to the home market. The foreign ex- !!
ports last week were much smaller !
than during the corresponding time !
last year. Had they been otherwise.
the recovery would doubtless have !
been more rapid and the advance |
larger. The market closes strong, with |
4 good demand for nearly all articles
for present and future delivery, and !
Observation-Disclosures about selling.
The following are the ruling !
quotations i'll the provision mar
ket: North Carolina Bacon sells !
at 500 cents for shoulders, 9@1O |
cents for sides, HOLE cents for hog i
round and 15Q018 cents for hams We |
quote Western, Smoked at $780, cents !
for shoulders, 10! D1O! cents for sides, |
and 15Qe16 cents for hams. Dry Stated |
sells at 81 cents for shoulders and |
81 to s. cents clear for rib sides
LARD--Sorth Carolina il scarce and /
Sells at HOP cents p 10. |
Northern steam refined. in buckets and |
tubs. sells at l03@11I cents u h.
FERTILIZERS The late ct passed |
ut the recent session OF the Legisla-
ture, has thrown check on the Fertil-
l--e-, Il.
doing in the market and the system
adopted seems TO be cash. some deal
crs, however, continue to sell on time
and the following are the quotations
to-day:
Peruvian G'ia,o. (Chincha IslanGO
SIS, S77G4$S0; do. do. Guanope, $40
Carolina Fertilizer. $50 time $50
cash; Ruth's Challenge Sol. PEos-
Dhate, $60G39G5 Wando GUano, $40;
Patapsco, do, SO :; Navassa Guano,
SO, cash, and S65, time; Cape Fear
iuano, $50. cash, a,ld $40, time E.
F. 'sSuperphosphate of Lime, 500;
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate.e 60
Lister Bros. SuperphOsphate OF Lime,
SO Whann Raw Bone Superphos-
ohate, S52 Lodi Manufacturing Com
oany's Pure Bone, $40; DO. do. dou-
lie refined Poudretto, $50; do. do. j
Nj. Phosphate Lime, $50; Zells
S54 50C13 64 so; Berger & ,
Butts Superphosphate, 500 Wilson's
of Lime; SEQ; B. D.
Sea Fowl, $50 cash, and $50 time.
GS.-Tha supply OF eggs is
ather large for the season and the
market is dull. Fresh lots viii com
nand IS cents 4 dczenby the quantity.
BUTTER. Choice sells at 40
.Ai5 cents. selections Of line bringing
. cents r Ii. the latter rates, how
ver, are obtained only fer gilt edge" {
hat WHICH j. we'll made; solid, yellow ,
ad fine favored.
SHIN q GfL:s.-Il,e trade. il this ar
icle is confined mostly to exporters.
We quote Sap nj 81 a, and Heart at !
q % p NJ
w @ D-IiIe !uai'j>ct is heavily
locked with all qualities OF wood ex-
cpt pine, FOR which the1e seems 10 ex-
lie readily disposed Of. We quote, as
cling by the quantity, as follows
zine. ...........-... -. - 750y3 81
,wanlp .A~i, .....-... , j0gA3 %
spIit Ash ........... ; OGm3 % ,
.laekia..h :: ;iOae3 IS ,
HALT.--'iha nlulilet is we'll stocked
!e QuOte american at 81 2GWSl - :
nj liverpool 1T ST - p sack. {
FREIGHTi-The rates of freight,
10Th coastwisa and foreign, are not +
changed. Coastwise freights !
ave declined 81 fraction owing to the !
limited mount of freight offering {
out foreign freights, which :
; done principally under charter, I
re hot materially changed. The ar {
iva. OF tonnage during tne week has !.
ccn equal TO the demands for bertbs. g
'or last rates paid see table below = :