Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19

thAiA-iAeIe has been little, II
! any, iDcr, ase III She grain trade during
tbe faAC week. and scarcely aDy
| changes n thr condition OF the mar
set Corn There We're several arri-
walls OF cargoes duriug the week; tht
/ SchT@ Jsry Wheeler, l,620 bushs l.;
Samuel, 100 bushels; and Msrg.
t,7U0 bushels. from the Eastern couu-
ties. The sales for the week cOlisis eli
ii the cargo OF the >Schr Mary at So
cents. me balance Of carSOes, 2, 100
5.'ts>s-44s, were not offered on market,
but were taken into ore. At the
close to-day cargoes are quoted que:
At SG1 centa. Ine receipts for the
week were - follows: From PbiladeI-
phia, 4, 800 bushels; from Baltimore.
= $50 bu-hri.; from New York, l, S75
bushels, per Schrs Mary Wheeler.
Samuel and Mary, from the Eastern
counties, 4,450 bushs; by W & W. r. r.
1876 bushels. From store prices have
remained stelDy the following being
he ri ing figures to-day: Yriiow ana
mixed corn 924 CTS. and yshIte mealinc
% % 97} cents p bush; highes,y
figures including sacks. OATs.-Ihr
"a m4rhet is quiet and unchanged i'll
price. Quotations from store are
so to So cts + busLel, including sacks
PEAs.-The stock is small aud the
mand at present light; COW and clay
sell at 81 G5@3l 10 II bushel. and
81 15@2l 25 for white r bushel.
RICE. The demand is fair with an sd-
eqtIate supply. Clean Carolina is held
at 8 cents by the cask; Rough
is in small supply, and sells at 81 20
10 81 40, according to quality. CORN
NEAL-The demand IS hight and the
stock is equal TO the enquiry prevail
ing, Sales from store at 974 % 81
= bu>hel. including sacks.
PROV: :SIONS-Th provion narkt t
for lew days Of the early part Of tn
present week was very brisk. there
being an increase in the orders from
the country, aud the consumpt've de-
rrsud of the city. and prices we're firm,
bar Ioter q danlper VAS thrown upt'n
the ma. seG by u reaction OF feeling III
the Northern aud u estaru maTkrts,
and since then ours has been qa;et.
North Caroliua bacon continues carce
ana there Is very little doing owing 10
tue smal! stock. Quotations Of TIM
Quatitv of meats are nominal.
To day the Quotations for meats are
as follows:
North Carolina Bacon sells :.t
10!@I cents for shoulders, l3@1A
g nts FOR sides, 134@1l4 cents fUr hog
round and $50 l9 cents for hams. We
nuote u estc.re Hjgfokcd ut 9UD91 cents
OF shoulders, I2W138 cents so~ e.,
and 16@l7 cents tor hams. Dry ,SGIted
sells at 8@8k cents for shoulders and
1l@12 cents for clear rib sides.-
LAkD-North Carolina is scarce and
wanted Sells at 1920 cents p 10.
Northern steam refined, in buckets and
tubs. sells at l7@1S cents u ID.
COTTON YARNS.-Ihe market
ruled quiet all the week, there being
only moderate demand for small lots
to assort stocks; prices unchanged.
EGGS-There Is good den an
for eggs at the presens and quota
tons are 25 to 30 cents per dozen by
the quaatity.
SALr-There is good stock of
domestic-rather free offerings aud
only a fair demand. Liverpool AMI
American sells at 81 15@l 20 per sack
BEESWAX-i he receipts are fully
equal to the wants of the trade, though
ali offered finds a ready market aud
prices are well sustained at 2o028 cts.
a ID for prime.
PEANUTS-The market for pea
nuts is unchanged, there being about
rhe usual trade at previous prices,
holders do not show any disposition to
fa,.ra salas nut ki<,ra II = rafhnre hnnlfh