Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-10-27

cents, potatoes Is a zoe, peppers Sc per dozen
egg plants 3@4c, sweet potatoes 80 a 55cts. ne,
basket. There is an abundance of fino apples
from the Eastern States, selling at 200 25 cents
per half peck Chickens brought from rs cents
to $l.25 per pair. There is no change in the
price OF meat. The market is flooded witt
scrapple. sausage meat, lard, etc. Pork is selling
AZ Sii.o0 "a Sl2 per cwt. sausage meat is cents
per pound.
Philadelphia Markets.
TUESDAY, October 25th.
FLOUR.-The flour market is more &C.
tive, and quite good demand prevails from the
homo consumers for the better grades of extra
families while the medium and low grades are
but little sought after; sales of superfine at 81;
25@4.75; extras at "a 75d5 so; 400 bbls do on
private terms; 1900 bbls Wisconsin extra family
at $5 50@6 400 bbls Minnesota do do at Sc ESQ
= %; Soo bbls Indiana do do at So 1907; 450 bar
reis Ohio do do at IS 50@7, and 100 bbls fancy
do do at 81 25. Rye flour is quiet, and ranges
from 80 to IS %. Prices of corn meal are
nominal
GRAIN-There is firm feeling in the wheat
market, and for prime lots a steady demand pre-
walls at full prices but inferior sorts are almost
neglected. Sales of 500 bushels Indiana red at
81 800 40, 400 bushels inferior do at 81 81,
4,200 bushels western amber at 81 42(01 As, and
1900 bushels Missouri white at 81 50lD1 So. Rye
is quiet and 400 bushels western sold at 93c.
Corn is dull at yesterdays quotations, sales of
400 bushels western yellow at SIC, 1000 bushels
Delaware do cut at 7Sc, and 1000 bushels high
western mixed at 77C079c. Oats are quiet but
firm, sales Of $500 bushels white western at SIC,
and 700 bushels Delaware at SOC. Nothing doing
in Barley or malt.
BARK is steady, and 90 hllds No. Quercitron
sold at 1923 per ton.
acknowledgements il in demand and ranges
from $6.50@6.75, the latter rate for choice /;
6@700 bushels sold within this range. Timothy
selsin a small way from second hands at 5a5. 25.
Elayaaa6 m ba uun tadp nj mao
COTTON is firm. with sales of middlings at
Orleans.
GROCERIES. Sugar is in better demand, and
% hhds Cuba sold at 10lac and i 1852 boxes do at
9s4c Molasses is steady, with sales of 700 hlids
Cuba Muscovado at 34c.
PETROLEUM is without improvement small
sales of crude in bbls at 1519 and refined in
bond at 1890 spot and month.
PROFESSIONALS Pork is held firmly and
commands $26.5O@,26.75 for new and 800 for
clear. Mess Beef sells at S2050a,23, and Beef
Hams, which are nominal, at $50. Bacon moves
slowly at 20@23c for plain and fancy-canvassed
hams /; 16@18l9 for sides 15c for shoulders
Green Meats are steady, with sales Of picked
hams at 1S(0l91ac, and shoulders at 14laG14s4c
WHISKEY is dull and weak % bbls Western
iron bound sold at Doc.
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Oct 25.-Cotton quiet and steady
at 1871 @17c. Flour quiet Brown street super
fine, S5@5 70, do extra 5000 rs, do family $40
so, city mills superfne SCOT rs, do extra SO
25@7, do family $S 5000 rs, Western superfne
S5@5 SO, do extra 50 1906 so, do family &c 500
Z so. Wheat steady, Maryland amber, 81 TOO
rs, good to prime, 81 4501 65, common to fair
81 20@1 40, western, 81 35@1 40. Corn dull and
irregular.
Markets by Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA. October 26.-Cotton, middling
uplands, TX q 17IG.
Flour more active extras, s5 a s525.
Wheat in fair request Indiana red, S1.37 a
S1.40. Rye and corn unchanged. Oats better !;
Western and Pennsylvania, 81 a 81 cents.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 24th.-Beeves in fair de-
manc extra Pennsylvania and Western steers,
a 90 cents fair to good a 81 cents !;
common q So cents per III. Sheep, fair de-
mand, a 81 cents per ID. Hogs, rather lower
$1,000 a $11.50 per cwt.