Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-14
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REYrEW or TIE CLEVELAND FRoLESALE
PRODUCE MARKET FOR TIE WEEK E'NDS
M, FrRRuaRYlS lseO.

RrYIeW or THE CLEVELAND FHoLESALE |
PRODUCE MARKET FOR THE WEEK ENDS
mo FEBRUARY IS, lseO.
The market continues quiet and with very lew |
features calling for comment, Flour is steauS ~
last weeks prices, with fair stock on hsna' anu
amoderato home demand only. Wheat mas DSOu
in somewhat better request. but not enough nus
been done 70 settle the market, and prices na'e
been irreTular. The principal holders are hrm ena
In al, olv Al Fpl prices. whilo the current re-
800. iftbrovrn on the market, can only be sold
A. a asslino. The market for corn stands about
,ho s.r,o as last week. The supply is large and de-
r,sna lieht Oats arc In very limited inquiry.-
Fnoupb are coming in by teams for homo eonsump-
tiop. and In a large way nothing is being done.
There has been more eotivity in pork, and sales
10 considerable amount have been made, chiefly
Of uninspectod, at the advance noted last week.
Land. and smoked meats are in moderate local in
aniry at former figures.
The demand gor seeds has continued good at a
slight decline for clover and full figures for timo-
thy
There is considerable doing in potatoes which
find ready sale to shippers. Eggs are lower again.
Butter remains about the same.
F,oarse sugars arc not so stiff, and there is de-
cline Of slo on last weeks quotations.
BEAES-Are Inactive, and can only be quoted
nominal at 7Sa0oe in large way.
BUTTER-The market Is unchanged and heavy
Shippers supply themselves with the moderate
amount they require st laH9l4c for fair W. r.
Better grades sell at lS8ol7e. in a small way, for
eity use. Central roll has sold at l3o.
CHEESR-Is selling in moderate way mostly at
essVe,
EGGS-Have declined. and are still weak and
tending downward. Sales to-day are at lzheDi4e
FEATHERS-Are selling at 44caA5c for prime
geese.
FLOUR-The market is frm, with 4 fair local
demand. Sales are generally at IS, ,25a5i5 for COM
mon to choice extras, and 5,75assS for double ex
tras. Rye -four is inactive and nominal at $3.50
Buekuheat IS quiet at 90 per cwt.
FRUfTS-Dried spples have sold to some extent
at sEo, but the market is not so active. Peaches
are in moderate local demand for home consump-
ton at l5c for peeled, and &c for unpeeled. For
quotations Of other varieties see table.
GRAIN-WHRAF-Th market has been quiet
with sales at range of s. l979lS 80 for red and l,S
al IS for white The wide range is attributable t
the discrepancy between holders and buyers
views; the former refusing to sell below outside
quotations, and the latter declining 80 pay tnen
unless compelled to buy. Receivers with wheat oI
track are compelled to accept inside figures to eff
feet sales.
CoRN-Continues in large supply and light de
mand. Closing sales are at 55a5Sc.
OATs-Are inactive and dull st 49c.
BARLEY-Is quiet. Prime Ohio is worth 7oa72e
RYE-There is none coming in, and prices ar
entirely nominal.
GROCERIES-We note an advance Of Nc in Ri
Coffee, which we quote l21lc9l33<e; and deelin
in outside figures Of both N. o. sugar and molasse
See table.
HIGHWINES-Are higher, closing with sale
this afternoon at &c.