Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17

WEEKLY REVIEW or THE PHILADELPHIA MAagErs.
"WEDNESDAY, Sept 10.
Bark ia very dull. We quote No. Quercitron
| at 1856 u ton. Tanners Bark is quoted at el6@
Is Y cord for Spanish Oak and 1906 for Cheat.
nut.
Beesoar attracts very little attention. Sales of
yellow at DC. cash.
Feathers are steady sales of Southern aud
Western geese. in lots, at 5000 cents for infer
ior old and mixed, up to 5O@53c for good /; $50
69c for prime and choice duck at 9S0Of5c, and
chicken at 70lOc
Dried Fref.-Ws give figures for all the dried
fruits this week, for the first time this season :
Apples, sliced No. !, 8@l0c; virginia and Penn
eylvanis, quarters, ..7@71fc Tennessee, cut,
csc Peaches, halves, 9@10c quarters, TO-
DC peeled, No. 1, 22@25c No. 2, l2l2Oc :;
dark, o@loc pitted Cherries 27@asc Black
Flour and Meo,.-The continued unsayorable
character Of the foreign news, and tho liberal
receipts at all Western shipping points, have
conspired to still further depress the market,
audit ia difficult to effect sales of flour to any ex-
tent, unless at some concession in prices. Ship
pers are not operating, and the home trade be-
ing temporarily supplied. purchase with caution.
Sales OF 400 barrels superfne Ut &S.266D9.75;
300 barrels Ponnsylvania and Ohio extra at "a. %
@4.75; 100 barrels Iowa extra family ut 1925
200 barrels Western do, low grade new wheat,
at 4.75; 1900 barrels Pennsylvania do. do,
now wheat, at sb.82lf@6.
Grdin.-The Wheat market has ruled very
steady but the demand has been limited almost
entirely to choice red and amber to meet
the wants of the local consumers. The receipts
at Western points continue liberal, and the pros-
pecta Of large supplies here during the ensuing
month are encouraging. Choice grades COM
mand former rates, but inferior sorts can only
be put of at further decline. Sales Of G,000
at 4L1s@l.25; Rye comes in slowly; sales
OF Pennsylvania and Western at &c. Corn
Tie markets has been greatly unsettled. . he
demand has fallen OF, and prices have declined
Western yellow 1t @96c-chieay at the former
rate, and IA, 900 bus. Western high mixed at csc;
Oats.-The activity noted at the cl jaa Of la
week has suddenly subsided, and with increased
offerings Ls s prices have fallen Oh 2tSso:
Mixed, new, from wagons, i loo lbs. 900 100
Bye Straw, from wagons, . 100 lbs. 500 90
Baled Hay, PRIME, Il ton. ..,...... .2O00922.00
Baled Hay, common and fair ship
ping............,.... IL 00(gl9.0O
rye STRAW. ...........,... 4.00@l5 W
Wheat Straw Observation-Disclosures. 1200@1300
Hides.-The demand for well sailed continues
fair. The association last week reduced their
prices lc, and now sell their heavy weight steer
l2c, medium weight do lie. COW 1Oc Sheepskins
The demand for iambskins and shearlinga 10
quite equal TO the supply. Both now sell at the
same price. We quote city 90c and country do
76@80c.
Provisions. is very little doing except
in Job lots; sales OF Mess Pork at S24Q2A IS;
prime mess at s2S. Beef hams are held 1t s22
@26. Dried beef is quoted ut l7(919c for city
smoked, and l6@18o for Western. Bacon is
frmer, sales Of sugar-cured city smoked hams at
1906: Excelsior at l61Sc; ribbed sides at lao;
shoulders at 1Ol. @l015c; smoked bellies are held
at 1870. Lard IL dull; sales OF city refined and
Western steam at l4IS@l6c; kettle rendered at
14aic.
WooL-Thc demand has somewhat improved,
but the volume OF business ia very moderate.
Washed fleece, 80G65e unwashed fleece, 42@
20 Canada fleece, 6l@69e. Tub washed
Choice, selected, $4,000 fair ordinary, 52@
5lc low or bury, 45448c.
Seeds. -Cloverseed is in light supply sales at
10@111sc per Id for fair and choice. Timothy is
selling by the load at 42.s0@2S5, and in job lots
at s3@3.25. Flaxseed is IN demand by the
crushers 1t 80.
Talloo.--Is firm. Sales of city at sAc, and
country at 1909.
NEW YORK CATTLE MABKEr.
NEw YORK, Sept IL.
Bceoes-Nonel on sale, but prices the dsy be-
fore we're cent per pound lower.
Cdlpes.-Receipts were 288 head, market firm
at unchanged prices, with quick sales at 70Jl0e
per pound for poor to strictly. prime milk-fed
calves and grassers the latter mainly sold on
the leg at SEQ l2. 80 per head.
Sheep anu Lannbs.--Fresh arrivals were 10
cars or 2,O29 head. Prices ruled low, and the
market WAS tame. few heavy Canada sheep
were sold at 5Stc per pound, and one extra lot
Of Canada lambs at 80 80 per 100 lbs other
wise the sales were at 4D5ISc per pound for
sheep and 5la@7eic for lambs.
NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET.
New YORK, Sept IL.
Apples are again in overstock, and it IL All
cult to sell large portion Of the open barrel
common stock, now that choice reliable Western
are coming. Prime Detroit Red bring 1926
This turn in prices will send q good many ap-
pies to the cider mill Pears are in good demand
Bartlets were sold up at full prices Seckles do
not meet with favor and the best are slow of sale
at. the low figures; Flemish Beauty are very
poor in quantity and rarely sell above cooking
varieties. Grapes are uncommonly cheap for
either up-river or state Southern are not want
ed. Peaches have had q brisk trade lately, the
demand having the usual Fall addition Of family |
buying for preserves. DelAwares are nearly run |
out. New Jersey is still sending freely quota |
tons |
Apples, Fancy, q Dbl. ........... Q$2 60 |
peachea DelAWare haskets fancy I IN IA m |