Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-22

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 21.-Meats unchanged. But
ter 40@45c, eggs SIC, apples, 100000 half peck,
| peaches 3O@40c half peck, $1.25@1. 75 basket,
pears 30@35c half peck S1.25@1.50 a bashet,
canteloupes Toe basket, sweet potatoes 15@20c
per half peck tomatoes 15c per half peck, string
beans 15c half peck, lima beans zoe quart.
Philadelphia Markets.
TUESDAY EVENING Sept. 20.
| SEEDS.-Cloverseed is active but still unset
| tied. II is held nominally at S7@8. Sales of
800 bushels timothy, in various lots, at S50O575.
according to quality. Flaxseed is quiet at so. 25.
| FLOUR. = The market to-day has reacted
sharply, the sales being quite large and holders
| firm. The sales foot up 1900 barrels, including
lots Of superfne at $3.50; spring wheat extras
at 1918; northwestern extra family at $6.250
1878; State do do, at S6.75@7; Western do do,
30. 1907 .5O-the latter for fancy, and some fancy
Missouri do do, at $3.50. Rye flour is dull but
| firm at 1915
GRAIN-Wheat is active and somewhat I'M
settled. The sales were about 5000 bushes,i n
Guiding Ohio red at $1.3S Indiana do at 81 $3.50
LAP; Indiana white at $1.49; Western atfiber at
$1.4i@1.45; Tennessee white at S1.45, and Mis-
souri, do at 1.60 for choice. Rye is active at an
| advance; 1900 bushels Western sold at &c., and
500 bushels do at Soc. Oats are quite firm, but
less active; sales of 5000 bushels state and
Western at 54@55c. Corn is quite active, and
an advance of 1@3c was obtained. Among
the sales were 1900 bushels yellow at 96CD97c I;
400 bushels high mixed Western at 94c, and 400
bushels low mixed do at 92@93c.
COTTON is quiet, with smallsales Of midlings
at 10 q zoe, for uplane, and 1890, for New
Orleans.
GROCERIES.-In coffe no movement or
change sugar is quiet but steady, sales Of 200
hhds, centrifugal at 12c. In molasses there were
sales of 1923 hhds Cardenas at 33c.
PETROLEUM is excited and unsteady. Sales
of crude at 1870 and 500 bbls refined at $685. ON
the spot.
WHISKEY-The market is fairly active, and
holders ask an advance, 800 barrels iron bound
western sold at 90c, 40 bbls do do at &c. Cobb's
do do st 88l2e, and so bbls do wood-bound at
SSc.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, September 20th.-Cotton dull and
heavy and lower and nominally 19c. Flour fairly
active and steady. Wheat firm and steady
Maryland amber 81 556D1 65; fair to good 81 80
t01 45; common 81 15@1 25. Corn scarce and
higher; white 90c@S1; yellow nominaly 00cents;
mixed Western and yellow 850DsSc. Rye dull at
60@75c. Oats quiet at 486D5Oc. Provisions
Mess pork quiet at 52s so. Bacon in good de-
mand; rib sides 17@1714c; clear do 1712@17s4c I;
shoulders l5c Hams 25G925lac; Lard quiet at
1870. Whisky firm, and held at 92@93c.
Markets by Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.-Mddlings, upland
49, Superfne flour S5@5.50; extras 5.50@5.75 i;
Wheat, Indiana red $1.38@1.44. Rye, Western
SEC. Corn yellow, 81. Oats, Western and
Pennsylvania 54@55, Delaware 50@53
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19th.-Beef cattle dull
extras Pennsylvania and Western steers $9@14
fair to good 7C08l1c; common 5@615c per lb.
| Sheep in fair demand; 5@6c per Ii.
| Hogs lower S12.50@13.50 per cwt