Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-11-15

CATTLE The receipts of cattle are very
light, but the demands Of butchers are quite
small and ere confined to their immediate
wants. A good drove Of beeves will bring 6X
to cents per pound on the hoof. Sheep. are
brought in very sparingly. For these there is
only light demand and butchers pay from So
to So as per quality.
HAY-Since last week there has been but very
little doing in this article. The receipts for the
week were large, and the market is well stocked.
The demands, however, continue good, and
sales have been made from store and wharf at
the following prices .a
Wharf. Store
Pennsylvania Timothy. 81 s5@1 80 81 6O@1 70
New York. ........... 1 3591 so 1 5O@1 IS
Eastern. Us
IRON BANDS AND TIES FOR COTTON
Are in good demand and fair stock. Sells as
follows:
S S Ss:h T.. 4 IS? S;:.. 81 cents
Arrow Ties, 8 cents.
12X tons.
T1MBER-The resumption of navigation by
the present rise of the river has allowed the
accumulated RATS in the river to come down
and has given sOme relief to the diff culties
which have been experienced by millers. Sev-
eral RATS have sold during the week It our
quotations given below. The market remains
dull at the following rates, pei ,OO0 feet:
Extra Prime Mill Timber
per Railroad, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OO@l6 so
Prime Mill per railroad. SI4 GOALS 90
Extra River Timber. SI2 G0(9l2 20
Prime River Timber. O0911 so
common MIL. ...s.......--......S So Oa(9 80
Oroiilary -.................... ......$7 OO9 90
AhIeffor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So O0@e 90
BAKRkLS.--The sock is about the usual
quantity kept III market, which is sufficient to
supply the country demand. The receipts are
moderately large and with a fair demand sells
from wharf at the following rates: Second
hand country rs they run, 80 25a So 80; selected
and new 81 GOOSE rs; New York second hand.
81 76Q9S2 IS, and So for new.
PEASUTS-As vet the market has shown
no recovery OF the continued dullness of the
Summer and early Fall months The new crop
g now being brought in though as yet the re-
ceipts are very light and no results have been
produced. The receipts of the old crop continue
to be fully equal to the exports, and the stock
here has remained unchanged. Dealers are
purchasing at the following rates:
Ordinary. ..-.-...........---. 20 W "
Prime. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .......... OO 10 10
Extra Prime OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ 10 W
Fancy-None in market.
LUMBER.-The City Mills are doing fair
business, and selling cargoes at Lhe following
rates:
Pine Steam .Sl,oed Lun.oer-Cargo Rdtes-per
1000 FEET.
Ordinary assortment, Cuba cargoes. 800 OO@2O 90
Hayti cargoes. 90 O0C920 90
Full cargo wide Boards. ............ % OOG925 90
flooring boards, rough. 90 OO@26 90
Ship Stuff as per specifications. % OO@3O 90
Deals. q by 20 OO@22 90
FREIGHTS-The want Of suitable tonnage
has been somewhat relieved by the recent arri-
val OF number OF coasting vessels. Small sail
ing schooners are still in good demand from the
lumber mills, and charters for the West India
Isles are wanted. The rates of cotton by
the New York Steamship Limo are unchanged
Foreign shipping is done principally under
charter and no established rates are fixed.
We refer to our table for last rates paid.