Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-06

TUESDAY, Evening, Oct. 4.
COTTON is dull at a further decling. Sales
of middlng at 1Gl4@1614c for urland and 1OA
for New Orleans.
GROCERIES Coffee is quiet at 15IS017c
gold for Rio. Sugar is more active, and 1900
hhds Cuba sold at 919@10c. In molasses moth
ing doing.
PETROLEUM is inactive. We quote crude in
bbls at &c.,, and refined in bond at 250251c.
SEEDS.-The receipts Of new Cloverseed are
increasing, and it is difficult to give reliable quo
tations. We quote at 5000 rs, as in quality, the
latter an extreme quotation. Timothy is steady,
and 200 bushels sold at $3.50. Faxseed cannot
be quoted over 80 Is.
FLOUR.-The flour market is fair, but devoid
of spirit. Shippers are not operating at present
quotations, as foreign advices leave no margin
for profit, and the home trade purchase only for
immediate wants. Sales of 100 bbls superfne
at "a so; 100 bbls Northwestern extra at IS rs;
100 bbls Wisconsin extra family at SO so !; 200
bbls Minnesota do do, part at 70 % and part on
private terms; 200 bbls City Mills do on secret
terms; 300 bbs Pennsylvania do do. part at !6 rs
and part on private terms 900 bbls Ohio do do
at s7(a7 25, and 100 bbls Kentucky do do at
81 %. Rye -four may be quoted at IS 80; 800
bbls Baltimore corn meal sold on private terms.
GRAIN.-The receipts of Wheat continue lib
eral, but there is no accumulation of stock.
Primo lots sell readily, but inferior grades are
neglected. Sales of 1900 bu Indiana red, part
in the elevator, at S1.36@1.3S: 200 bu very
choice Ohio do at 51.40; 1,G00 bn good and
prime Pennsylvania do at ,s1.;l50D1 3S; 10000 bu
Indiana amber at S1.40@1. i--a decline, and
1900 bu fair Indiana white at !1.40. A small
lot of Western Rye sold at Sic Germ is dull,
and has declined 1tdD2c. Sales of 500 bu Penn
sylvania yellow at II 1000 bu Western do at
96@9Sc and 1000 bu Western mixed at 93@94c.
Oats are more active at a decline. Sales of
5000 bu Western at 50a52c; 600 bu choice
Delaware at sec, and 1000 blu Pennsylvania, part
at SOC, and part on private terms. In Barley
and Malt nothing doing,
PROVISIONS are neglected. We quote new
Mess Pork at $266D26.50 clear do at $50. Mess
Beef at $40. 50@23; beef hams at s356D47.50.
Plain and fancy canvased hams at 2l6D23c
picked do at 03c. smoked sides at 1700isI5c;
sailed do at 156D15slc; smoked shoulders at
14@14lac. and picked do at he.
WHISKY It's 1c lower, sales of 100 barrels Wes-
tern iron bound at SS6DS9c.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, October 4.-Cotton dull and nom
inally 169 16l3c. Flour dull with an improved
demand, Howard street superfine, .56D5 80, do
extra S6@6 75, do family, 57GpS %, City mills
super0ne, S5@5 so, do extra SCOT do family
81 25@9 so, Western superfne, s56p5 %. do
extra 50 75@6 SO, family So 2507 %. Wheat
more active for western, and other grades I'M
changed, srles choice Maryland rcd, ii 55GD1 rs,
good to prime do 81 400D1 so fair to good 81 30
@1 81, common, 81 100Dl II. white wheat II 40
al 10 western red, 81 30@1 35 Corn-white
95c@51 SO, yellow 0Gta9Sc, western poe. Oats
firm at 4S@5Oc. Rye S009Oc. Mess pork quiet
at s2G@26 So Bacon firm, rib sides 16alm17b.
Markets by Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHrLADELrlIA, Oct. h.-AIililing uplands
lower, 16@16i4. Flour very dull supertine uil-
changed extras, $5.25@D55U. Wheat, more in
demand Indiana red, ss1.35a1.37. Rye un-
changed. Corn very dull; yellow, 9ScG51.0O.
Oats dull 50D51c.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3d.-Beeves very dull
extra Pennsylvania and Western steers so D9
cents fair to good 1885, common "a 81
cents. Sheep in fair demand 5 0D 5ai cents.
Hogs dull, Sl1.5O@.12.50 per cwt.