Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-29

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2S.-Meats somewhat lower.
Beef, best steaks and roasts 25@3Oc, round
steaks 2O@25c, whole round 1Sc. stewing pieces
12@18c, corned beef 12020c. Mutton in small
demand. chops zoe, and other mutton 12@2Oc.
Veal outlets Csc, other veal 1000.
Butter 40@45c, eggs $780, lard 23c, corn 20025c
doz., white potatoes 15@16c half peck, sweet
potatoes 15@25c half peck, 50070c a basket, to-
egg. plants 4@10c each, peaches scarce, 45@50c
half peck. poor quality Soc, apples 12@2Oc half
peck, chicken grapes 10c half peck.
Philadelphia Markets.
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 81.
SEEDS.-The receipts of new crop Cloverseed
continue extremely light, and small sales are
reported at S6.756D7, but buyers refuse to nav
this figure for lots to arrive. Timothy is quiet,
and ranges from $3.50 to 1925, the latter for
small lots from second hands. Flaxseed il dull
and nominal, at s2.25.
FL0UR.-In the -four market there is a little
more activity. The inquiry is almost exclusively
from the home trade, who purchase chiefly of
choice brands of extra families, which are in
small supply and command full figures, while
the medium and low grades of both spring and
winter wheat are dull, and prices favor buyers
Small sales Of !superfine at s5@5 50; 100 barrels
City Mills, choice, ut IS 1919; 800 barrels Minnie
sofa extra family, part at IS 50@6 80 and part
Oh secret terms; 300 barrels Pennsylvania do do
at So 756D6 87la; 275 barrels Indiana do do at
SO 30@7; 500 barrels Ohio do do, part at IS 75tD
81 25ta,8 so as in quality. Rye flour is quiet, with
small sales at 50 rs. In corn meal nothing doing
FEED is dull two cars fine shipstuffs sold at
$40 per ton.
GRAIN.-The wheat market is decidedly more
active, but with liberal receipts prices favor
buyers; the inquiry, however, is mostly confined
to choice lots for the supply of the local trade ;
sales of $4,000 bushels Indiana red at II 81 !;
1000 bushels Delaware do at IL IS 400 bushels
Indiana white at 81 43; 800 bush Michigan amber
aY,ID htoI, I,,p ll,,,s, NJ 81 "a
1.20. Rye ID unchanged; sales of 400 bu West
ern at SIC, and 400 bu Delaware at 82c Corn
continues dull, andthere is rather more offering
sales of 800 bu Pennsylvania yellow at S1(a1.02 /;
1000 bu Western do at 9Sc@S1, and 1880 bu
Western mixed at 95@96c. Oats are in steady
request and prices are well maintained sales Of
1000 blu Pennsylvania at Sic loo bu Ohio at
54}9055c; 1000 bu Illinois at 5ilgc; 1000 bu
black Western at 4S0D52c, and 300 bu Delaware
at 52G53c. Barley and Malt are quiet the for
mer is nominal at S1.25(01.27.
PROFESSIONALISM season for Provisions is
over, and the tendency of prices is downward.
WHISKY is lower; sales of 100 bbs Western
iron-bound at SOC.
COTTON is dull aud has a downward tenden-
cy; small sales of middlings at 1794@1Sla for
upland and New Orleans.
GROCERIIlS.-Th only transaction was 200
hhds Cuba Sugar at 95sc.
PETROLEUM is inactive; we quote crude in
barrels at 16l5c, and refined in bond at $500
26Sc, spot and month.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE Sept. 27.-Cotton very dull and
nominal at II 94c. Flour steady with an I'M
proved demand, Broad street snperine 55ta5 so
do extra. SCOT rs do family $70DS %, City mills
supreme 25@6 So do extra s60D7, do family,
81 1909 80, Western superiine a56D5 so, do
extra 5000 30. Wheat receipt light, sales of
choice Maryland aed at 81 Goal Is, good to
prime do 81 35D1 So, common to fair 81 15Cp1 80
white wheat, 81 40@1 70. Western red, 81 800
1 So. Corn, white s1@1 s, yellow 93@95c. Oats
47@50c Rye better at s0@90c. Forks heavy
at 1877 so.
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