Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-20
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PRoDUcE MsRKET FOR THE WEEK END
ING MARCHlo. 1890.
The market has ruled quiet and steady, the most
noteworthy festure being an advance in wheat
and corn. The feeling In the former is deoidealy
better, Is indicated by large purchase BY eiE
miller ct the full figures Of q week ago. There is
Is nothing like general inquiry, as YET and
with the exception Of tho sale alluded to, opera
tions arc restricted to the supply Of the country
milling demand. The improved feeling has led 10
an advance Of IG2o, and holders are Rrm and sales
are making. at the advance asked. Corn has i'm
proved, and Is hrmly held, being worth current
rates for shipment east. There has been little
movement in oats. but quotations are unchanged.
Cheese has largely advanced, and Is held fully le
higher. Butter remains unchanged and dull
Eggs are coming in freely, and are declining.
There has been an improvement in elovor seed,
which in q small way and to Gil ORDERS has sold at
an advance Of Is99Oo on last week figures, Tim
othy Is unchanged.
The daily transactions Of tho market are aFrRne-
"a under their appropriRts dates elsewhere, aud
win ihoW the general state Of business for the past
week, and the fluctuations as they have occurred
BEANs-Ths market remains inactive, and thS
only sale reported was moderate lot Of fair quail
ity, at 7ae.
BuTrHR-h unchanged and dull. The demand
Is limited to the supply Of ety wants, with an oe-
ssIionAl triaing shipment. Tho range for fs'ft
20 prime roll is l20ISs.
CKERsE-There has boen decided advance IN
this srtiele during the week. in sympathy with an
improvement in other markets, and holders are
asking lOGilc for ordinary to best qualities ". R,
aairy.
Enac-arn ec,f,- - 49,, e-.,lv - f.n oaoson
advances, and are consequently tending down
ward. At the close, sales are making at lie,
FEATHERs-Are quiet, at 4aSa5o.
FLOUR-The market is quiet but firm, with sales
chiefly In a small way for the supply Of the neigh
bOFhOoa demand, The grades selling are princi-
Pally choice extras and the different qualities Of
double extras the entire range Of tho formor be-
ing e5.5OG5,s5 for common 70 choice, and for the
latter s575 for red wheat brands to SOS for choice
white do. Rye -four is selling in moderate auanti-
tea ct $3.50 for prime. BuskWhsAti is inactive and
nominal.
FRuITs-Thers Is no change Of consequences to
nOts. Dried apples are steady at exc. Peaches
are quiet At 40lSe for peeled and 60 for unpeeled
For quotations Of oranges and lemons, and other
foreign fruits, see table.
GRAN-WHEAr has improved in feeling, and at
the close, sales from track were made at an ad-
vance Of 20. The demand continues Tery light, and
saiGI viii not average over q couple Of carloads
day. We quote red 81 30 and white Sl.ss. Corn
has advanced, and is firm at an improvement Of 10
6Qc Closing sales are at 5I@59e for shelled, and
41e for ears. Oars have been in better demand,
and range at 4ocQHe, BARLEY continues quiet
Prime Ohio is worth 7oa72o. RYR is inactive and
\ ominal at s5e.
GRocERTEs-There has been further advance
in Rio Coffee, which is selling at lS9'4Ec, The
rise is due 70 6 corresponding Improvement in the
original market, and is uniform throughout the