Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-01

WEEKLY REVIEW OF TEE PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PHIrADEIpHIA SAINT 90

WEEKLY REVIEW OF TEE PHILADELPHIA MARkEr'
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.
There has been little more vitality in trade
the past week, but no branch has boon pArticu
larly active. We quote prices ~ follows
Bark 10 not much sought after. No. Quer
citron At CSC. 80 y ton. Tanners Bark is tAke1
81 el6@1s = cord for Spanish Oak, and s1S@1!
for Chestnut.
Bee.saa i in s better request, and 1000 n" ysl
Candies are inactive and weak sales Of Ada
mantine III at 17@1sc. and Hotel 1t 171Sc.
Feathers are inactive sales Of Southern and
Western geese at 35@4Oc. for inferior old and
mixed up 70 55@5so for prime and CHOICE and
chicken At 7@10c.
| Dried Frun.-The market ia dull and weak.
We quote Apples sliced No. l, 7@9c Virgin
| il and Pennsylvania, quarters, 6@61Sc; Tonnes
| see cut 6t07c Peaches, halves, $1,000 quar-
ters, 7@7l5c peeled, No; !, l5@2sc No. 2, "a
Blackberriss, 9@9llI.
Flour and Meal-There is no Improvement to
notice in the demand for Flour, but for the bet
ter grades Of new Wheat families the tone is
quite steady, while other grades, particularly old
Minnesotas, arc weak and nominal in value !;
sales Of 200 bbls supertine at s3.50@380 200
bbls extras at *46D4.50 800 bbls Pennsylvania
do new and old Wheat 1t S6 500 bbls Brandy
wine do, on secret terms, and high grades at
s7SO@s:O Rye flour is quiet, but steady, at
Grain.-Wheat attracts very little attention,
the Liverpool advices being again unfavorable
The inquiry 10 confined to the immediate wants
Of the local m:llers, the bulk Of whose purchases
bushels Western red at e1.1O@l. is for common,
up to $1.2O@121X for prime 900 bushels do.
amber At S1.22@1.25 1000 bushels do. white
inferior, at S1.28. Rye is quiet 400 bushels
Western sold at s1.04. Corn ia devoid Of spirit,
and prices are fully 3@4c lower sales Of II ,0GG
bushels yellow and Western mixed at *1.01@
l.0s closing at t1.01Q1.02 with considerable
offerings. Oats are more active sales Of TO-
600 bushels Western white at Gle, &c, 63@64c,
closing at 61@62c /; 400 bushels mixed at GOO
Hay and Strdp arc firmer. We quote:
Prime Timothy from wagons, y
Mixed new, from wagons, i, loo lbs 100 90
Rye straw from wagons, y 100 lbs. SOC IS
Baled hay, prime, 4 ton. ..........2 FL 0O@23 90
Baled hay, common and fair ship
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Corn Husks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 00@40 00
Hioes-The demand for wet-salted continues
fair. There is still some call for shipments to
Europe. Green from butchers, steer 1885, and
cow &c. Calfskins-The call is not 30 active Is
it has been. Prices, although not quotably low |
er, are depressed. We quote green from the |
butchers at l3@14c, and sailed 15@16c. Sheep |
skins-The larger receps Of lambskin from the |
country continue. but are bought freely by the
woolpullers at last quotations. City lambskins
and sheariings sell at SOC, and country do. at
75@80c.
Steds-In cloverseeds we notice small sales
Of new at 10@10lScffb. Timothy is quiet, and
for choice Flsxseed is in demand by the crush |
ers at $1.95.
Tauo,o is dull. Sales Of city at 81 and
country at 1905.
New YoRK CATTLE MARKET.
NEW YonK, Sept 20.
Beeues. Fresh offerings yesterday and to-day |
were sos cars, or 1902 for the week. The re- |
ceipts were mainly very common to medium cat |
tie, including Is cars Of Texans. There was fair
call for good cattle, but the surplus OF thinsto
pressed the market, and prices were lower for all
grades the best cattle showing the least decline |
tive cattle ranged from TIC q n to dress 54ibs
up to 1910. to dress 53lbs, with few tops sold |
early at l3c.
Mich Co,os.-Receipts to-day we're 10 head |
making 50 for the week, The demand was fair |
at e45@80 for common to choice fresh mich |
COWS. No springers on sale.
Sheep and Ldnbs,-Receipts yesterday and to- |
days were 81 cars, or O.605 head, making 80, l24
for the week. The supply was larger than the
demand called for, and the market was dull and |
prime sheep ranged from i e to &c = II. with |
few extra selections sold 1t exc; ordinary to |
prime lambs were sold at from $40 to &c y fb.
Cdtoes.-Recepts for the week were 2.407 |
The market was fairly steady at 7910c e h for |
milk-fed veals, and 4@6c y III for grassers and |
buttermilk calves when weighed, or S6@l2.50 u |
head when sold on the leg.
S,oine.-Receipts yesterday and to-day were
Ill cars, or Il, 452 hogs. Live hogs were dull at
61s@7T y ID, and dressed were easier, and
closed ct $1,000 y ID for grassers and 9Is@9&
for corn fed
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept %.
Cattle dull common to extra Penn. and Wes-
tern steers 5@71Sc sheep in fair demand at ~
@6c hogs rather lower at $l0.25@11. 80 per
hundred.