Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-09-08
philadelphia Markets.

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TUESDAY, Sept. 6, 1870.
CoTToN-In better demand, and 200 bales
middlings sold at 2O@2O15c for upland and New
Orleans.
200 hhds Porto Rico, 10l1s@1OSsc. and 80 hhds
Cuba at 10114c. In Coffee and Molasses nothing
doing. -,
PETROLEUM is firm; sales of crude in bbls
at 16l5c, and refined in bond at 26l4c.
FLOuIl--The Flour market presents no new
features there is some little inquiry for ship
ment, but the sales are unmportant, owing to
the difference between the views Of buyers and
sellers. The local trade operate with caution.
The sales comprise small lots of supertine at
| So 5O@562lS; extras at Ss5.6219@6; 100 bbls
| Wisconsin extra family at 1928 Pennsylvania
do do. in lots, at S6.75@7.25 200 bbls Ohio do
do. at S7;' go bbls Ohio do do fancy at $7.75,
and 100 bbls st. Louis do do at ~, ~. Rye Flour
| sells in a small way at s5.75@6. Prices OF Corn
| Meal are nominal.
| GRAIN.-The receipts of Wheat continue
large but consist principally of the former grades
which are dull and weak. while prime qualities
| meet with a moderate call, and are in reduced
| stock Sales of $500 bushels Indiana amber at
81 4O(d1 AZ, 1900 do prime Indiana red at II "
al SO, 1880 do do on private terms, 4OO do
prime Penna do at 81 80, in the elevator, and
1000 do interior Delaware and Maryland do at
81 30. rive may be quoted at S7@SSc for Wes-
tern Corn comes forward quite freely and ID
in limited demand. Sales OF Penna. yellow at
95c 800 bushels Western do at 93(a9lc.
SEEDS.-A few samples of new Cloverseed
have made their appearance, but no transactions
have vet been effected on which to base quota
tons. Timothy is inquired after, and sales were
| reported at s575D6, and from second hands al
traction higher than the latter rate. Flaxseed
is wanted sales of 100 bushels at $3.50.
PROVISIONS are dull. and prices of Pork
Bacon Green Meats, Lard, and Cheese have {
downward ten, ency.
WHISKY is fairly active; sales of 100 bbli
Western iron-bound at Doc so bbls do do at 95c
and some do wood-bound at 94c Alcohol II
, lower and ranges from $1.Sj to 1S7.
baltimore Markets.
B,1rIMoRE, September 6.-Cotton firm at zoe
i Stock scarce. Flour weak and prices favor tn
] BUYERS. Howard street superfine, So 5000 d
extra, S6@7 do family, 81 25@s % City Mill
superfine, SIS 25@6 rs; do extra, S6@7 20 dit
/ family 81 5000 so Western superiine 80 25G
) IS; do extra, $500 rs do family, s6 1907 81
Wheat dull, and Western declined &c. No prim
Southern in the market. We quote prim
, to choice Maryland nominally at 81 45@l go
fair to good at 81 rs a 81 40; common a
, 81 O5 "a 81 20 Western, 81 "a a 81 % ambe
a Western nominaly 81 80. Corn-Smnll busines
!. Maryland white, S0CDs6, do yellow s5c, Wester
. nominally S0085c for both white and mixed
n Oats 4S@52c. Rye, 75a9Oc Mess Pork auit
l. S29oD29 80. Bacon active, rib side 1718@17s4
4 clear do 1sc, shoulders 15@l514, hams, 25@26
q Markets by Telegraph.
!, PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
y PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.-Middling uplant
Il 10 "a 2O1l cents. Superfne flour So. 50 6D5.621
3 Extras S5.621s a $50 Wheat Indiana Re-
u IS a 40. Rye unchanged. Corn; western ye
low, % "a 81. Oats. So "a So.
y PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
70 PHILADELPHIA, September 5.-Cattle dull al
lower; extra Pennsylvania and Western steer
ID SSl % 9]4 cents; fair to good ditto, a cent
or common, Ar q 61s cents. Sheep held firmly
10 a. q 6x coats. Hogs unchanged, ga % Z