Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-07-14

TUESDAY, July 18th, 1870.
GROCERIES, Sugar is in demand, and n
cent higher; sales ,525 hogsheads at 9lf@91s,
and 100 boxes at 1Ol4c. Molasses is firm, and
lis hlds Sagua Muscovado SOLD at 42c.
PETROLEUM attracts but little attention, sales
of crude in barrels at 1sl9c, and refined in bond
at 27l4 D263sc spot and month.
FIGUR.-The flour market il firm, with no
disposition on the part of holders to force sales.
There is no speculative demand, and the inquiry
from both shippers and home consumers is quite
limited. The sales comprises small lots Of SUI
pertne at s505 1917, extras at s5256D5 37ls. 200
barrels Iowa and Wisconsin extra family at SEQ
6 90, 300 barrels Minnesota do do ut T65006 10,
TOO barrels Penna do do at SO 250D6 30, including
300 barrels on private terms, BOD barrels ONO do
do at Sc 50a6 u.s. 100 barrels Delaware do do at
So so, and fancy bradds at s76,S 80 as in quality
Rye flour is quiet, with small sales at 80 % In
corn meal there is nothing doing.
GRAIN.-The demand for wheat has improved
and we advance our quotations 2op3c. sales OF
$500 bush. fair and prime PENNSYLVANIA red at
IL 436D1 ASS 1000 bushels do. do on private
terms 500 bush. prime Indiana red at u 400
43, and 1000 bush. common do. do. at y .3S.
Rye is not much sought after. We quote Vest
ern at II, and PENNSYLVANIA at II TO- Corn
the receipts have Increased and the demand has
fallen OFF but prices remain without change.
Sales of 1900 bushels Pennsylvania yellow at
81 0S(01 OF, and 1000 bush. Western mixed at II
al 04, as in quality. Oats are in fair demand,
with sales of 1900 bushels heavy Pennsylvana
at so G; 5000 bushels light do. at 64c and 1000
bushels Western at 60c. In Barley and Malt
nothing doing.
FEED.-As usual at this season of the year
the market is dull we quote bran at $40 fine
shipstuffs at s2O@2l, and middlings at S2S.3l
| per ton. .
| the market. but the sales arc uniniportant. The
| following are the closing quotations 0lty mess
beef, $40 50@23 per Dbl hams, S36O3S. Mess
| pork, $50 50 per Dbl prime mess, S25CD26. New
| oil 1I1lDEp In do. salt and
pickle, 21@21l2c; smoked sides, 170lSe; do.
| Ia salt 1515Ml6I5c; shoulders, IN salt and pick
le 13@19Il shoulders, smoked l4@l4s1c.
Butter-F irkins, 25@32c; solid in kegs, l4cal6
roll, 2D6l30c; glades, 220o28c. Lard-Westerii,
kegs, 17l6c; do. bbs. 16@l6lsc. Cheese--New
York dairy 12l s0Dl4l &C. -
WHISKY is dull and nominal We quote
Western iron-bound packages at We.
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, July 12.-Cotton dull and nominal
at 1870 Flour quiet, but firm Howard street
superiine, s556tl6; do. extra, 56.250D725; do.
family, S725@9; City Mills superiine, - qua
CTS; do. extra, Sc. 5O6D7 SO; do family, s6.2id
10; Western superfne, s5.50@G do: extra,
:6.25@6.75; do. family, S6.75M7.25. Wheat
receipts light new red, Si.So s@ lSo; wm ntt
ern, 51.2560136. Corn steady; white Sl.l5G
I.20; yellow, S1.040D1.09 Oats G0@63c. Mess
Pork quiet, at $3O.75@3l. Bacon active; nil
Sides TIE: clear rib, 17si shoulders, l4lac
hams, 3is@2ic. lard, 1694@i7c. Whsk!
firm, at IL.
Markets by Telegraph.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 13-Coton, flour, rye
corn, oats prices unclanged wheat Pcnnsylva
mia red, $1.45.
III PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.--Cattle moderately &C
: tive; glS@10c for extras 7l4@9c for fair tt
good, and 50D7c for common.
Sheep in fair demand; 50i6c per pound
Hogs in demand; s12.50@$l3 per cwt., tn
| latter for prime corn fed,