Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-03-10
Philadelphia Markets.
TUESDAY, EVENING March 8, 1870.


TUESDAY, EVENING March 8, 1870.
CoTToN is dull and prices in ssympaiy
with gold, are lower Sales Of middling at
o2lS023c for upland and New Orleans.
GRooRRras are unsettled; GOO hogsheads
Cuba sugar, grocery grades, sold at 9@aac,
and AGO hogsheads MataDZas Molasses ON
private terms.
FLouR.-The flour market remains in the
same sprilless condition noted tor several
DAYS past. The; unsettled state Of the gold
market has made buyers cautious and disin-
Glued to operate beyond the exigences OF
the moment. The receipts, as well as the
stocks, are light for this period of the year
The sales for home consumption comprise
small ln,s of superfine at S4 .5@5 80; extras
at 81 62J@l s75: 200 bills Northwestern extra
family al s 2i0D5 81; 800 bols Pennsylvania
| do at SIS 2E@D6, the latter rate for choice; 250
bbls Ohio do do at So 67t@j 75; 90 bbls do
do, very choice, at SO 26, and fancy brands
Mt Sc 5C@7 so, according To quality. Rye
Flour is quiet; 100 bbls sold at $4.75. 10
Corn Meal No Botioo ealo OF 600 bbln
Brandywine on private terms.
| GRAIN. The demand for Wheat is quite
limited. but with offerings holders are not
disposed to make Concessions. Sales OF
3. 500 bushels Pennsylvania red at .24@l.2 %.
Rye may lie quoted at 81 for Western and
Pennsylvania. Corn meets with q fair in
curry at a decline Of l@2c; sales OF 1000
bushels new Pennsylvania and Southern
yellow at 90c in the cars and from store,
and 92c afloat. Oats are quiet at former
rates 5000 bushels PenDsy lvanla and
Western sold at 54@55c 500 bushels
Canada Barley sold on private terms; ;,
SEEDS.-Cloverseed is in better demand
and finer 800 bushels were taken at w 90
for fair mp 10 SIS 70. prime-chiefly at $7Slt
@7.aO. Timothy is nominal. Flaxseed IL
sea I Q and in cemand by the crushers at
So 81.
PROVISIONS. Are dull at further de-
cline Mess Pork cannot be quoted ovtI
S2G0O26. 80 and beef hams over $3l @33 pei
Dbl. Plain and fancy canvassed hams arc
) held l7@20; and shoulders at l3@l34c. sou
,ierces hams in pickle sold at l43e; somt
sides at l3@l3t, and shoulders at lo5@i ic
lard ranges from l4a to l5c. Cheese is tc
y per III lower. Sales of dairy at l6@l7c. ant
! Factory at i1@l73c.
4 Will KY-3o barrels Western iron-bount
were taken at $l.30.
! Baltimore Markets.
i. R.ITrMnRF, March S.-Cotton dull AMI
heavy at 2I5c. Flour firm and less active
!. and prices unchanged. Wheat steady
:. Pennsylvania red ST. 25@l 90. Corn
r White. 92@gte; yellow, 93@9tc. Oat
', steady at 5l@56c. Rye dull and nominal
ID Whiskey-Beu feeling at $l@l.ol.
Markets by Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
(. PHILADELPHIA. March 9th Cotton. middin
X uplantls, lower, and selling Mt " cents.
$ Flour very dull; ssunperdne, "a ~ g "a 90
Ill extras, "a 6213 q I'll Sa19.
Wheat, rye, aud oats IRE unchanged. Corn,
mr. cents for yellow.
NJ PHIL ,pELpHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHiLApLpHIA, March 7.-Beeves very dn
n extra Pennsylvania aud Western steers 91s9i0'
he fair TO good, 1850 common 5@619 PER POM
sheep unchang, d. 1895 cents per pound. Ho
duil, lower, Sl2@Sl2 So for elop fed, $l2.5O
Sl3 so per cwt tor curn ted.
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