Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-03-07
81 s37 bushels against 9. e55 bushels TO

81, S37 bushels against 8, 655 bushels fo
Iastweek, ar a increase of %, 49, busE-
| els, and from all sources were as fol-
lows From Philadelphia, 1852 bush
els; from Baltimore, 1900 bushels;
from Now York, 1900. bushels; PEI
schr. Carrie Lewis, 1912 bushels; per
schr. Florence, 2, 900 bushels; per schr.
Chas. E. jackson, 10,297 bushels; per
schr. J. ". Hinton, $500 bushels; per
schr. Sue Cumming, LOO bushels; per
schr. L. D. Cobb, 1,4o0 bushels; per
sclr. Ida James, 1,310 bushels, and by
W. md W. Railroad, 1926 bushels
Dealers are selling from store at
IS cents for mixed, and 80 cents for
white mealing, q bushel, highest
figures including sacks.--OATs.-
The market is firm with free trans
actions from store at GA q 20 cents
p bushel, sacks included.-PEAs.-
With very hea.v receipts the market
has also declined fraction. The de-
mand is good and we quote as sell
ing from store at 81 20 @ 81 80 for
COW, 81 80 a 81 35 for clay, and
81 60@s1 Is for white, p bushel.-
RICE.-There is fair stock in market,
but prices are high. Sells from store
in bbls. and tierces at 81 to cents
p ID.
PROVISIONS - The market has
been strong throughout the week, and
a small advance has been established
on quotations of last week. Business
has bean somewhat restricted by the
extreme frmness of Western and
Northern markets, which has caused
similar feeling among dealers here,
and who, as rule, are only offering at
higher figures.
North Carolina bacon has ceased to
be an item of Importance in the Pro-
vision market. The receipts being very
light and without sales we quote nomi-
nany as follows : 1Os@11 cents for
shoulders, 13@131 cents for sides, Is
@13! cents for hog round, 15@16cents
We quote Western Smoked Meats as
follows 79@5 cents for shoulders, o.
@10 cents for sides, 17018 cents for
hams. Dry Sailed cells es follows: G.
@! cents for shoulders, 500 cents
for sides---LARD.-North Carolina
lard is scarce and wanted. Sells at12@
12I cents e 70. Northern steam refined,
IN buckets and tubs, sells at 1Os@113
cents p 70.
FERTILIZERS-Bv the arrivals OF
several cargoes of late, the market is
fairly supplied with all kinds men,
toned below. The Spring demands
have not yet fully opened, but we note
a fair business doing at the following
rates: Peruvian Guano, (Chincha Island)
So, sT771tGsS0; do. do. Guanope, $40
Carolina Fertilizer, S553 time; s4S cash;
Ruth's Challenge Sol. Phos-
phate, s600265 Wanda Gtsano, $40;
Patapseo, do, So; Navassa Guano,
SO, cash, and So, time; Cape Fear
Guano, $50, cash, and SIS, time Z.
F. Coo S3;perphosphate Of Lime, $50;
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate co Il
Lister Bros. Superphosphata of Lime,
$50 Whann's Raw Bone Superphos-
phate, S52; Lodi Manufacturing Com
oany's Pure Bone, SIS do. do. doU-
bic refined Poudrette, $50; do. do.
Nit. Phosphate Lime, 500; Berger s
Butts Superphosphate, $50 Wilson's
OF Lime, so.
IRON BANDS AND TIES FOR
COTTON.-Are in good demand and
fair stock. Sells as follows:
hasRls T u.s. : S, cents.
Side Slot Ties,
Arrow Ties, Q cents.
LUMBER.-There is a heavy busi- |
oess doing in the shipping trade both
,oastwise and to foreign countries.
Our city mills ere selling at the fol- |
owing rates:
RATEs-cER 900 FEET.
Ordinary assortment Cuba carsoes. 500 eeso3 90
e Hayti cargocs.. 90 c1,s23 90 |
Full osre,o wide Boards ...........- 25 00a20 90 |
flooring hoards. rough. ID 0A(a26 20 !
si.ip Stuff ,e. specifications. =. rs OoSso co
Js"iS' nv ~ ---------.-...-.--- Z! oosy-S oo |
POCLTRY-The market is in good |
supply Of al kinds of fowls. Chickens |
sell at IS @ 80 cents Z pair for grown
owls aud 81 a so cents for young. |
Ducks bring 81 @ 81 % 2 pair. Tur-
zeys are coming in very slowly and |
sell ct 81 25 a 81, as per quality.
SALT.-Thero is a very light stock,
both OF American and Liverpool, and |
The market i consequently high. We |
quote American AS selling at 81 IL and |
liverpool at 81 GO PR sack.
EGGS-The market is we'll supplied. |
Dealers will purchase at 20 q %; cents
q dozen by the quantity.
SHINGLES-The trade in this art. |
BE is confined principally to exporters, I
who pay for contract orders $6@S8,
and s. 2JJ@S5 for common p NJ.
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