Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-31
REVIEW OF THE GENERAL WHOLESALE

REVIEW OF THE GENERAL hhOLhoAhh
AND PRODUCE MARKET, for the rreek end
ing Monday, August 80 /; reference being had 10
the tables.
ALCOHOL.-Our quotations arc manufactures
priees. 4ed54e for &c to 9s per cent. above proof
This is a decline of PC from last weeks rates.
COAL.-The trade continues dull. Our rail"
roads continue to bring it in, and most Of 1t Is
shipped for different points on the Lakes. a large
reduction IL price has taken place both here and
in the Pennsylvania coal markets.
FIsH-There has been a further advance in
'Msekerel of soc on bbls and halves. Other fish
are without change.
FRUITS-In dried fruits there is nothing do
;pe. There is little or no demand for cOnsumP-
ton, and holders are looking for higher prices.
MISUNDERSTANDING too irregular to quote.
There has been, thus far, no shipping margin for
-four or grain, and except in the coal trade there
has been little Offering in the way of freights An
Improvement will no doubt be soon manifest.
FLoUR-Thore has been little done during the
week beyond the usual sales to the retail trade
The frmness and upward tendency of last week
have given way, and we note decline Of lZ3d
Is3e Der Dbl. We quote Ohio and Indiana SUI
psrine at s4.5O@4,s74 extra S5,l24G5,62s; dou-
BE extra s6,OOa6,25.
RYE F1oUR-There are no sales making. Pri-
ces are nominal at S3,7j.
Corn MEAL--None or the market 1t is SELL
ing from the mills to the city trade at ,S7l@l.5O
per cwt.
GRAIN-WHEAT-The market is quite unset
tied. Large receipts and decline in New York
operated to check tho activity which was manifest
at the date of our last weekly review, and prices
have fallen rapidly. Holders are unwilling gen
orally to accede to the views of buyers, and
great portion Of the large receipts of the last few
DAYS, has gone into store. Sales were made on
Friday and Saturday at 81 ,O5 for good red. The
high prices of tie last two weeks drew out grain
rapidly, and at the buying points in some OF our
best wheat counties, large amount changed |
hands
CORS-Therc is less irmness in the market
The sales which have transpired during the week, |
have mostly been at zoe. A sale was made on
Saturday, however of 1000 bus. at Csc.
OA7s.-The market is well supplied, and oats
are dull at soc for new.
RYE.-NOthing doing. Nominal at Csc.
BARLEr.-Continues nominal, without sales.
HIGHWINES-Hay declined &c, and are now |
quoted at 24a24lc.
OILS AND PAINTS.-Linseed oil has advan-
ced and is now held at 7S9sOe. If the damage to |
tho seed crop proves as great as has been feared,
the price must Iule high the coming year. Ele- |
phant oil is quoted Sc lower. Whale is tending |
upward.
PROYISIONS-MEss POnK.-The market has |
been more active. A large amount which had
been held back, was put on the market during the
week. and sales were made to a considerable ex>
Mt, though without any change in prices.
BAcox.-A large business continues to be done
in city brands sugsr-cured hams and shOulders.-
Other kinds are reported dull.
LARD.-Very little doing. Nominally the same.
CHEEsE.-Is firm at 7lc for best new, and Sc
for old. We heard of sale Of considerable
quantity to 60 to Orange county, N. Y.
Eees-There is a slight Improvement Good
sold towards the close Of the week at Sc
BUrrER.-WithOut change.
sUGARS.-There has been a decline Of &c in
the higher grades. Browns are little easier, but
without any quOtable decline.
SALT.-Fine is held at 81 40 from dock; sacks
at 99IIc; Mason City sacks Il@I2Ie.
VINEGAR.-Pure is selling at IOc; cider vine
gar at I29I5c according to quality.