Wilmington journal., 1873-01-03
S7s cents for white mealing per bushel,

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there is a only light stock of clay and |
white peas, but for these the demands |
are quite limited. We quote as selling |
from store at 81 25 for COW; 81 Is for
clay, and 81 5O@$1 Is for white, per
bushel -WmAr.- receipts are
moderately large, and demand good.
There is barely market, as the entire
receipts come to order. The city mills
will purchase at 81 5O@1 Is per BUSH
ell for q fair article. --RIcE.-There
is fair stock in market, but prices are
high. Sells from store in bbls. and
tierces at 81 to 9 cents per pound
PEANUTS market has some
what assumed firmer tone and little
more disposition is manifested among
the trade to buy, but prices generally
have ruled unchanged. The receipts
are large but the exports are compare
lively light and the stock here has been
slightly increased. Dealers are pur-
chasing at the following rates:
Ordinary ..........$ S IS to rs
IflHle 90 10 L w
Extra Prime. e....1 l 90 to l O5
Fancy l 10 to 80
TIMBER-The timber market con-
tinues very firm, and has advanced
shade during the week. Only two
RATS have arrived, which sold for $15
so p M. for prime mill. Thereceipts by
rail, asswen as by river, are very light,
and the stock in market is barely suffi-
cient to meet the wants of millers. The
city mills will purchase at the follow
ing rates per 1000 feet:
Extra Prime Mill Timber
per Railroad, .S16 OO@l 30
Prime Mill per railroad. S15 O0G916 90
Extra River Timber. S12 OO9,3 so
Prime River Timber. $40 00{912 90
Common Mill. .-..-..............S 50 orc 10 60
Ordinary .....................Ss O0t@ 90
Interior .---.....--. .---..--...... SO oOfa 90
PROVISIONS P,orisions there
has been some little movement, and we
notice little improvement in the gen
eral tone of the market, more disposi-
ton being manifested by the trade to
purchase. There is however no very
decided change but more cheerful
feeling pervades the market. The stocks
of all qualities of meats are amply large
to meet the demands. North Carolina
bacon is still very scarce, there were
some small arrivals early III the week,
but the receipts were not of sufficient
size to make market and our quota
tions are still nominal. We quote n.
c. bacon as follows 1O4@11 cents for
shoulders, 13@ 49, cents for sides, 1900
13. cents for hog round, 1920 cents
for hams We quote Western smoked
meat as follows: cents for shoulders.
9a@1O conts FRI sides, 1920 cents for
hams. Dry saltcd is in good stock
and sell as follows: 6@6! cents fo1
shoulders, e3@8a cents for sides.
LsRD.-North Carolina Lard is scarce
anu wanted. Sells at 12@12! cents +
II. Northern steam refined, in buckets
and tubs, sells at 1O3011l cents y ID
SALT.-The market is in good stock
of American, but of Liverpool is scarce
There exists fair demand and dealer:
are selling from store at 81 so p sack
CORN MEAL.-The arrivals of corr
have somewhat relieved the stringenc,
of the market and our quotations to
day show decline of 10 cents. Th
demand continues good and the cit,
mills are supplying the trade at 9O@9
cents y bushel, sacks included.
BARRELS.-The market since tn
close of the busy turpentine season ha
fallen into dull and torpid state. TIL
:. receipts are moderately large and deal
ers are selling from wharf at the fo
lowing rates Second hand country q
they run, 81 25@$2 so; selected an
new So 60; New York second hand
81 7O@$2 IS and So for new
FREIGHTS.-The market is yer
. high and suitable tonnage of all de
scriptions is scarce. There is q goo
demand existing for coastwise as we
as foreign shipping from the naval sto,
and lumber dealers. The arrivals {
:. vessels are slow and the shipping
port has all been taken mp, and til
;. market may be written very firm. TIL
rates by steamships to New York, Ba
timore and Philadelphia have exper
, enced no visible change. Foreign shil
, ping is done principally under charte
and no established rates are fixed. "
refer to our table below for last rat,
:, pain.
-, POULTEY.-The market is in got
supply OF all kinds of fowls, Chickel
sell at 70 TO 80 cents per pair for grow
fowls and so to 60 cents for yO,m
Ducks bring 81 to 81 25 per pair. TIL
keys are coming in very slowly and Sc
. at 81 % to s. as per quality.
EGGS-since last week have declin,
from 10 to 20 cents per dozen. II
: receipts are large and demands on
moderate Sell at 223@25 per doz
IN by the quantity.
LUMBER.-There is a heavy bt,
20 ness doing in the shipping trade bo
,s coastwise and to foreign countrit
q Our city mills are. selling at the f
m lowing rates
re PINE STEAM SAWED LUMBER-CAR
of RATEs-PEE | 900 FEET.
ct Ordinary assortment, Cuba caTgoes 800 0o(SAl
CT Haytf carsoes. 90 O0,a2o
:. Full cargo wide Boards. 20 OOta2t
VIZ 4" g aooring boards, rough. 90 oc(02t
,e- Ship Stun as per specihcations . 2s O0@st
he Ueals 3 bv 20 oO<a2:
els CATTLE.-Thcre is only m'
,eratelv fair demand for live stock
om listing i'll the cattle market at prcse
om and butchers wastS arc confined pl