Wilmington Market Report from December 18 1869
Spirits turpentine sold 85 casks at 40 cents per gallon while crude turpentine shows 172 barrels sold at Rostn with 1 754 barrels received and no reported sales. Prices for soft and hard spirits and a ros t aggregate appear with spot figures. Cotton receipts stand at 127. no sales reported.
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Domestic Market Prices From Lice to Turkeys
A list of prices for market goods including meats vegetables dairy and fruits. Lice at 24 to 16 cents per pound, mutton 12 to 16 cents, veal 20 cents, fresh pork 15 cents, sausages 20 cents, hogshead cheese 25 cents, eggs 30 to 35 cents a dozen, oysters New River gallon 1.00 to 1.50, fish 50 cents per bunch, potatoes sweet 1.00 per bushel, Irish 1.00 per bushel, celery 0.25 per bunch, apples 2.50 per bushel, oranges 0.75 per dozen, poultry 60 to 80 cents, turnips 1.50 per bushel, onions 0.10 each quart, eels 1.46 per dozen, turkeys 0.25 to 0.80 each.
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North Carolina Legislature debates railways and insurrection bill
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Ballot on Per Diem Ruling Amid Substitution Debate
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