National Republican., 1876-09-09

Commercial.
WARRINGTON wHog2sALR MARKET.
Nochanges worthy of note In WASHINGTON Uhole.
sale prices since our last quotations.
MARKETS KLsRvHERR.
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-Cotton quiet; mIddIing,
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat active and
common to fair, Sl@L12; Pennsylvania red, Sill
@l22; Maryland red, good to prime, S1.lSl1L23;
DO amber sL249i26 sIi o. do; :o White sl!59t2s
and firm; Southern white, 5OG5s]He. do. yellow,
62955c.; Western mixed, 55c for spot and Sep
ern mixed dull and easier: Southern prime, $50
3Sc.; Western white, 33@36c. do. mixed, 30@S2c.
Rye steady and firm, at 5495sc. Hay quiet and
heavy; Pennsylvania and Maryland prime new
sliG15. Provisions more active and irmer, but
not quotably higher. Pork, s1T5O9lT.75. Lard,
u149nsIc. for refined. Butter firm and active;
Western good to prime, 2l@2Sc. Petroleum
steady and unchanged. Coffee firm and un-
changed. Whisky dull and heavy at atSLI19LII%
Receipts - Flour, $500 barrels; WheaI, l,TG0
bushels; corn, 81 900 bushels; oats, 200 bush
els; rye, 200 bushels. Shipments-Wheat, T,OIO
bushels; corn, 10000 bushels.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Cotton steady; sales OF
$50 at II 9-l691lAe. Receiptsof the Week-Net, Isl
bales; gross, 5, ,743 bales. Exports-Grest Britain
2s{ bales; France, 200 bales. Sales TO- s53 bales.
Flour T@1Oc. better with a fair. export and
home trade demand, the improvement being
fns Western and State. s3.SO94.35; common to
good Western extra and State, 81 706ekS5; good
TO choice do, d .sO95SO; common to choice white
wheat Western extra, S5.S5G6.5O; fancy do, S6.55
97-5O; common to good extra Ohio, sE75@6.75;
common to choice extra st. Louis, $4956lS.50;
675: choice to double extra, 30 5sO@9.5O. Southern
Hour unchanged; common to fair extra, Sk70@j;
good to choice do, S6.65@S.5O. Rye -four firm,
Western, Jersey and Pennsylvania, S26O92 70;
Brandywine, S3.25G13.30. Wheat q shade hrmer
and little more doing in export and millingi
count; s1.OgA for No. 2. Milwaukee; SlO5 for
graded spring; sl.O5 for No. 2 Chicago, in store;
sl.15 for No. Minnesota, in store; Sl24f9l25 for
for new amber Delaware; 81 250l.26 for new am
Der Michigan; sl.27Gl29 for extra new white
Michigan, on spot and to arrive; No. Sheboygan
held at Sl.1S. Rye more active and firmer; West
ern, 71T2c.: also, 30 900 bushels No. Western, to
arrive all September and irst ten days in OctO-
Barley Malt quiet. Corn opened firm, but closed
quiet, and holders more disposed to realize; only
very moderate export and home-trade demand;
5595Ic. for ungraded Western mixed; $40 j5c. for
graded and ungraded steamer mixed, the latter
choice; 5b14957c. for Kansas mixed; SIC. for
for yellow Western; 5jc for southern yellow, on
dock. Oats 163c better, with a moderate trade
checked by the advance; 3s@45c. for mixed West
at $50 for shipping. Hops steady sGl5c. for
Eastern and Western; l062Oc. tor New York
State; 259S5e do, new crop. C9tee-Rio quiet
s9:s5c. for fair to good refining; 9A99I1 for
prime. Refined quiet. Enthusiastically grades
steady, with affair jobbing inquiry. Rice dull and
unchanged. Petroleum quiet and firm; crude
141Ic.: refined, de-; cases quoted at 3O@3le
Tailow tirm, at s9S@s 7-16c. Resin unchanged;
Sl.6O@l.70 for strained. TurpenIine firm at Bic.
for spirits. Eggs firm at 2362Ic. for State and
Pennsylvania, and 2I423c. for Western. Pork
frmer, but quiet; new mess SlT117.I5. Beef firm
Beef hams quiet. Tierce beef unchanged. Gut
meats-W estern quiet; mlddles quiet; Western
long clear nominal; city do, &c. Lard opened
lower, afterwards advanced, and closed Arm, at
sl0.s06g1c.25 for prime steam. Butter firm, 1t
15Gl3Gc> for Western; 2OG32c. for white. Cheese
trm; 4GIOc for common 10 prime. Linseed quiet.
Whisky firm at Sill. Freights to Liverpool dull
and nominal for grain; cotton per sail 5-183l l23i
per steam. s@3S2d.; corn, per steam, 3d.; wheat,
per steam, SID.