Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-01-10

ness doing in the shipping trade both
coastwise and to foreign countries. !
Our city mirfs are setting at the fol- :
lowing rates: .~is,t y Il E ns-4a aee !, /
PINE STEAM SAWED LrMBER ARao
t1tsI~ KAFEs-PER 200 FEET 49, s.si
Ordinary assortment, Cuba cargoes. .st1 oO0fs o. i
d" Hayii cargoes. 90 oos2s 90 /
Full cargo wide Boards. =. y, 00030 90
4" flooring boards, ROACH on ee0fG 90 /
Ship Stuff az per specifications. 20 oo9ao 90
Deals, 3 by % os9S 90
CATTLE. The demand is only
moderate and the supply has been quite /
light. We quote, on the hoof, good at
8 cents, common at 5@6 cents, and
prime at 9 cents q ID. Sheep bring
*2@s3 each, and dressed hogs are ::
/ quoted at 6,i7@S, cents e b.. s...
4 I .SHINGLES.--The receipts of this
article have been exceedingly light and
not equal to the demand. The trans
actions have been confined to contract,
I which are quoted at sc 50 for 2O-inch
; saps, and 80 for 2O-ineh hearts. #
HAY-The demand for hay during
the week may be classed as fair with
good stock on hand. The arrivals
! have been of some 800 to 400 bales,
and We quote North River at 81 65 q
ssl Is and Eastern at 81 80 q 81 90
! p hundred t1s,s-
!, POULTRY--Th market continues
! high for all species Of poultry, The
supply varies, from day to day, and
the prices are. therefore more or less
fuctuating. We quote, as ruling rates,
asfonows: Turkeys, live, FL 25@sl so
each do. dressed, 20 cents e 10.
Chickens, hive, 3O015O each do.
7 dressed, 8N0$l. Ducks, wild, 75@
81 p u pair domestic, *l@s1 SO do.
!. Geese s10o$1 % each. ,s-
FIOUR.-There has been no change
noticeable to record in the market for
flour, Prices remain about the same
AZ Last week, and quotations are given
in our table. The demand is light and
in about equal proportion to the stock
on hand.
PEANUTS.-The market for pea
nuts is still very fiat and the prices
low. The arrivals have been quite
free, principally by carts from the
Sounds, and the purchasers buy more
with view to future advance in the
market than for present shipment. W.
? quote them at 75@$1 % p bushel.
, FREIGHTS.-W refer to table fol
last ruling rates of freight between
: this and the Northern markets, b.
< steamship and sailing vessel. The,
3 continue high, as the arrivals here have
=. been few during the past week and tn
!, accommodations have not been full,
equal to the demand for freight room
I4IAIE.-The stock.of lime on hant
ia fair, the supply being sufficient to
present demand. We quote at 81 SOC
81 50 per cask.
TINBER.-The receipts in the tim
her market continue very light and til
. demand good. The enquiry from tn
r 1nillers is active, and arrivals fin
s ready sale at the ruling prices. "
4 quote inferior to ordinary at 81 % t
IS SO; ordinary to fair sc 10 80; prime t
IS extra 112 to SIS 80
Il SALT.-There is no change in tn
il salt market. The season ia pretty We.
Il over, and the demand is>consequentl
It growing lighter, although it is sti
good for the season. The prices ru
II the same as last week, and the stock @
d hand is sufficient for the demand. "
g. quote at 81 80 e sack Tor American.
ID WOODS iii good supply, and COZ
>, tinuing to arrive quite freely. The
I'd has been slight decline during Il
X week, and we quote as follows z:
at Pine ..5.r....... .'...s,........ $3 250L3
IN Swamp Ash r.. ,..-.,, A
I'd Split Ash. ,.,... ,..-..,,:.l,,, 4 oo@4
p Oak ,.--s,. :......,... i-..E>t.- 2oWo
III Blackjack. ....... .,...! : 1000
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