Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-04
Philadelphia Markets.
Tuesday Evening, Nov. .

Tuesday Evening, Nov. 9.
SEEDS.-Cloversee is steady and ranges
from So. rs to 81. Timothy may be quoted
at $3.37l@ 3.5 so. Flaxseed is quiet at S2.47@
$50 per bushel.
FLOUR.-The Flour market is dull and
depressed, and in order to effect sales to any
extent concession would have to be sub
mitted to. The demand is exclusively from
the home consumers, who purchase only
enough to supply their immediate wants.
The sales comprise small lots of suportine at
$5.50@5,75; extras at $5.75@G; 400 bbls
Northwestern extra family at S6@7; $50
bbls Pennsylvania do do, at So. 25@6. Is: 800
bbls OHIO do do at $G50@7; 100 bbs ILL
nois do do at Stand go bbls fancy at ST.. so.
Rye Flour may be quoted at Sc per Dbl /;
GOO bbls Brandywine Corn Meal and 800
bbls Western do sold on private terms.
GRAIN.-The Wheat, market con-
tinues dull and prices favor buyers;
sales Of 4@5,O0O bushels Indiana and
other western red at $l.35@l.37 for
good and prime, and small lots white at
$l.i5@l.55. Rye is unchanged and 1000
bushels Western sold at $l.O6@l.l0. Corn
continues quiet; sales of l,500 bushels
Pennsylvania and Delaware yellow at $l@
95@97c; and 1000 bushels Western low
mixed, 93@95, and 9G@9S for high mixed.
Oats are without Improvements; 5000 BUSH
els sold at 56@5Sc. Barley is dull; sales of
5000 bushels New York four-rowed at ST.
30@l 40, the latter rate for very choice, and
$500 bushels Canada four-rowed at $l.50.
PROVISION.--The market continues
| dull, but prices are steady. Sales of 25O bbls
old mess Pork at $32@32 so, and new prime
mess at $3l 80 per bbl City packed mess
Beef is in fair request, with sales at SOL
| Beef Hams are held at SO @32 for large and
small lots. Bacon is dull sales of plain
and fancy canvased Hams at 1902; sides at
19@201c, and shoulders at lGl@l7c. Green
Meats are dull 1; sales of 200 tierces picked
hams at l7@lSc, and shoulders at l5JGe15sc.
Lard is dull; $50 bbls aud terces at ITO iSc
for steam and kettle rendered, and kegs at
l9c. Butter-There is rather more deing
sales are making at 2G@35c for western; AZ
@i6c for New York; 1S@2Oc for solid
packed; 35@40c for roll, and 12@l9c per lb.
for creased, as to quality. Cheese sells at
l9@l6Ic per ID, in advance. Eggs are sell
ling at 35@3Gc per dozen for western and
Pennsylvania.
RICE-Sales arc reported at s3@9 per h.
FISH--Mackeral are firmly held. Sale:
from store of new shore No. at $2G@27; d.
No. 9 at SIS, large IS at Sl3, and medium
at so. Bay is sell at $24@25. 800 Quintal'
| Souuou oOlu NJ @o.pU per luiutdi.
FRUIT-Of Lemons the supply is almos
exhausted. We quote at $l2@l5. Layel
Raisins sell at So 50@3 GO. Fruit of all de
scriptions there is fair business doing
Dried Blackberries sell at I3c per lb ; drlet
Apples at Gl@llc; quarter Peaches at "a
&c, and halves at 10@lolc per Id. Greer
Apples sell at 81 50oi per barrel, as t,
quality. Granberries are arriving and sell
| ing freely at $1,000 80 per DBL
| GUANO meets limited inquiry at full
prices. Peruvian sells at $95 per ton
Baugh's raw bone super phosphate of lin
is in demand, with large sales at $i9@56 pc
ton. Bowers complete manure sells at 81
@5G per ton, and Allen IL Needles super
phosphate at $i4@50 per ton.
SPIRITS.-In Brandy and Gin nothin
doing to fix quotations. New England Rur
meets limited inquiry at $l,55. Whisk,
is unsettled 800 bbls sold at Sl.l7@l.I
per gallon for wood and iron-bound, as t
packages.
SUGAR-There is less doing, but price
are unchanged; 475 hhds of Cuba sold q
1Il@llAc; rs hhds atll &c, and 10 hid
clarified at l3dc per lib.
BARK.-Quercitron has declined; Q
hhds of No. sold at 49,. 80 per ton.
BEESWAX.-There is not much inquiry
Small sales of yellow sold at 42c per ID.
COFFEE.-The market is quiet and price
steady. Small sales of Rio at lSi@23lC
currency, and Laguayra at l7fc gold.