Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-10-17
.incipaily to. the local trade.

/ unchanged. HE city mills. are sup
plying the demands at 973c. @s1a 90 I
| bushel.
/ PROVISTONS-TlIe market contin
ues to be affected by the 'financia
troubles, and We have. TO report a ,fllr
Their decline of Western bulk an,
boxed meats. There is onlya 1imites
demand for this article, and the stoci
here is ample to meet ali demands unit
the new cure of bacon arrives. Ih,
decline reported was from to > cent
and was caused by asim;la~ depressiei
il the Northern markets. The Gin,
cil0ati Prize Current, speaking .oi
the decline, says - Esza.4.aI srl8'
There has been. perhaps more depres.
sion in this branch OF business caused
by the interruption OF the exchanges
of the country by the financial panic
than III any other As regards the
South the embargo on trade by the
usual methods Of drawing through The
bank is almost complete aifd although
there are orders arriving unless thew
are accompanied with n refllittafce it
is difficult for brokers 20 place Them.
OF course there is the usual trade
where packers have their, regular Gus
toners, which is rot 81, seriously stflec-
ted. In this state of things, with the
loss of several weeks consumption
already AID considerable stock ON
hand, it is rot strange that prices have
downward tend ct1t.y especially as, TIRE
new season r. near ~ haud, and the
prospect is that prices Of hog viii RUE
low because of the scarcity ~ money
and the declining tendency OF corn. <
The define has bcc'f iIree Hpcn bacon,
than other articles, bus there has been
SO little demand for hnIl1 nleats that
the market Las mot been thoroughly
tested. Mess pork mas sold well, and
lard has been taken for
Eastern shipment ana for export s'...
Tho following arc the lhota'ions TO-
day North Carolina ,Bst.oa sails at
Hole cents for shoulders, I3ea15
cents Tor sides, 15nn1G cents for hog
round and 20Gg2l ccnts for hang We
quote ipCa<C,7t ,SDtpkcI at10v1 ID3 cents
for shoulders, l1i01l2 cents Cor sides,
and 1908 cents for hams Dry Satt-
cd sells at 10 cents for shoulders and
10 cents fer eicar, rib sides, ---
LARD-North Curoiinu IS scaree aud
Sells at HOE cents y NJ
Northern steam refined. in buckets ard
tubs, sells at I0aG11. cents q b.
POULTRY receipts of Chick
ems have been liberal. TIE de-
demand being mostly for fnc large,
either young OF old. Spring Chickens
sell mostly at s. 50GDS,3 - = doz., some
small lots selling still lower, b1,t fine
md nearly fuu grown hrihg a3 5O0sl
p doz. Old do. are scarce aud il good
request at s. 70, S4mSL, - n dozen
the latter rate for fine a
HtI.-The market is well supplied,
and The receipts are liberal, but are
bare in excess of the demand, and
IN this account prices are well Gus
aimed. We quote as follows.
Penn. Timothy -. ...--..Si 50W1 50
New ork, ..,-..--.-.--. .r.Lf-- 1 ooGol IL
-,
Ely IS are scarce ana wanted. Ihere
8 considerable increase in the demand
md fresh lots will readily command
95Q130 cents z dozen by the quantity.
Very few are arriving.
FREIGHTS-The ratesaaof FREIGHT
continue extremely high L Y coastwise
-cscelS Tho oIrivaIS Of +a,,Y,aCn g
rot eo!1al TO the rear1irz77,ents ana
,o,tL. e. o,,a,.o,. 81
-,
''ler"4se are II asf.1a121 -s. ana
high rates. Ocean freight
Ind charters are vel M. h71t
-essa3s find varv little ,d;e,,.nifv 10 oh
-; =. - 77G7
a''i t"l sc - ne i-''''7 ''eii''Il''e'i-
PEA | Is Trade for the past week
ms been slow, ara has been affected
Inv Tho !orl--,,n Of money
60. -.
,,.'' ''i' ''i '-''' II - ,''i '''''
Lhe h"W crop mas ho' yea began 10 az
i've, and business on Il large scale
INST be restricted nntii If does. Ono
o4;,,, a.
- ? - tt-ll'r II = % ;
nd small decline on former lates is
We extract the following
rom a circular Of Messrs. Mellen.
2rovn 1. q, of c;no;n,ot; IN tba
-, -. ;.
Aiil'''li Is''ie" Oh nc L edil'tt 1r-tsie.
Ehe Circular has the following:
The Virginia crop, for tilc wear end
no Septenbcr 30Eb. 1873 : estimated
It 350.O bushels: for the present
car ona-haIf the previous Cr9D was
,iantcd. but the unusually favorable
season will probably Lrijlls The Weld
nearly Tn TO The ;,>Graoe
We can give no tlustworthv estimate
f the Wilmington cron f,r the mr.
'e4 's, or present ysar -
-. i;,r,'t ~ .,,5,,,.ltt,iIa a.,
rear but will prohaiv increase should
priccs OF Tennessee and NIrgil..'s : al
vance TO : ceneor Owe. IAN a1
= IL. 'Nm e's,p +. ~, ~ FL ING,
asst wear, of which = ,,,r.e.-I. l,ro'Inrti1n
Will il. taken f,,r s..,I thar, ,isi.tI rIe