Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-11

HIGEWIEEs-Have sold at decline Of Ne,
but the greatsr share Of the sales have been at
l0o-the market closing duh at that figure.
MEAL -CoFnmsal Is selling at si.2s per eWt
for good quality
NAILS We quote them at SS0s5.I2H for
assorted. and s59s5.0o for pressed spike.
0ns-Are generally quiet as follows Lard,
No. ]. sSe@S5; No. ?, 73o@7so; Whale, esc97bc
Linseed e6e@5sc Sperm q, ,ea@sI l8S and coal oil
7Oc.
Provisions There has been q further ad-
vance in choice qualities sugar cured hams,
which have been put up to ice, and favorito
brands meet ready sale at the improvement
The stock Of ordinary qualities Of smoked meats
has been run very light and there is very little
doing in consequences. W quote this quality
of hams at 97Ec91Oc, and shoulders at 74c@se =
Lard is scarce, and choice qualities In kegs, In
small lots to city dealers, sell at L@lsc. In
mess pork there is no change to note. The stock
is much reduced, and sales are all small, at
Sl7,5O for inspected No. mess.
SALT-Has advanced. The recent oOnsolida-
ton of the salt interests has put stop to the
competition in this article which has existed
amsng the New York Manufacturers for few
years past. and the new company are now pre-
pared to dictate prices to consumers depending
on this market, except in so far IS they may be
restricted By the competition which may be Of
fsred BY the Ohio manufacturers. By an agree
ment between the Salt GOmpany's agents here
and the principal dealers, the price Of fine hiss
been put up to As. Coarse is held at the same
figure. Sacks are worth lo8lO%c,
WooL-A large amount Of business has been
done in this article within the past few weeks.
Competition among buyers has run up prices
largely above opening 6gnres, but dealers seem
indisposed to name definite prices, and we can
grades. 4 -. ~ 4-4..gs ~ Ls,
The Boston sAfppiHg List reports.=Thers hat
been fair demand for domestic Wool the past
Week, and the excitement and high prices at the
West continues to have its influence on the
market and imparts firm tone 70 holders. The
prices now current here, are not 80 high, COM
paratiyely. as the present ruling figures at the
West. The sale Of the week have been s90,0OO
lbs. at prices ranging principally from ssG9ec
per ID. for fleece and pulled. Private adTices
70 parties here, and from conversation with gen.
tlemen who lately returned from the wool grow
ing districts, We are convinced that the excite
ment in relation to the Article is greater than
We anticipated. About three quaTteFs Of the
clip of Ohio and Michigan, have already been
disposed Of.
In New York, according to the 8biBpiaF Lfsf:
The week has passed with Very moderate in
curry. There is a general complaint of light
demand where it was expected, the slight i'm
proVement noticed N our last would De ma
terially enhanced. Tbs operations now going
on are mostly in the interior, and large sales
are making By the farmers, mostly 70 Eastern
manufacturers, and dealers, in Philadelphia
and Boston, New York will get portion Of tie
Wool, but q small one, Of the Trade at the pres
ent high rates paid in this Country iE not dis
posed 20 venture too muoh. Since our last re-
port very little wool has changed hands,
The Philadelphis Price Current says:-There
is but very little change 70 notice in the mar
ket. A large portion Of the 'olip" throughout
the Western pOrtI on Of this Sfats, Ohio and
other states Of the West. has already bean dis
posed Of, and in most instances the current rates
Of last year, have been realized. The stocks are
light, but adequate to the demand, and the
manufacturers are holding of until there is
some accumulation.