Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-24

RET1ER or THE cLHYEL.aXD RHoLEsAL

REFIEH OF INK CL1FELs1NO HaOAASS1AA .
PRODUCE KARKRT FOR TRR WEEK END
ING APRIL q. 1880.
The produce market for the week has been mar
ked by more activity. and on one or two days, thS
business done was very fair. The demand for
wheat has been good, and all arriving has been
readily taken for milling at full prices for rcd. and
at advance on white. The latter comes in VsFT
rparingly, and is wanted By Gity millers FlOur
has sold quite freely, but there Is no change to
note in, the msrkss Prices, 50 far As regards the
usual demand, are steady while large lots find
purchasers with difficulty, except at at soneea-
sion. A considerable amount has been sold on
private terms. understood to have been At lower
hgurss,-the holders being sOmpsllsd to sell.
Corn has ruled frmWith steady demand, which
has absorbed the receipts. Osts barley and re
are quiet and unchanged.
HighWines have huetusted somewhat, the sales
Of the week ranging ct lsS9lec.
There has been some speculative demand for
mess pork, and purchasers stand ready TO take All
No. Offering At SIG, and one considerable sale
and several moderate ones, were effected at that
figure. Holders of eitJ packed brands sre gsnsr-
ally unwilling to sell below SI7, and in that de-
scription littlOshAs been done, There has been
the usual stosSy home demand for smoked meatI
which have ruled hEm.
Cheese hEs dOoliAsd. Butter and eggs remain
about the SaoS e last week
For hustussiSAS end quotations Of other articles
see remarks uadef 0pTfoDriGte hsSds.
The daily sales Of she week will be found in
our summary Of daily transaohons"
BEANs-Ars still iAactiTs and merely nominal
at 1880. with occasional snail sGles at 00c for
rime white.
BUTrER--Is unchanged. Old stock is dali and
heavy, while new spTing-madS is very salsable.-
The range fer old ". R. is110l2Hs and new 1914
CHEEsH-Has declined. and prime heavy W. R.
is Offering at loSe. The range Of fair TO prime
being lO9l0&e,
Eaes-Have ruled steady all the week, with q
good demand both foe home use and FOR shipment.
At the close sales are making readily at lo'Ic.
FEATHERs-I Inactive and nominal at 44o.
FIsH-The market is steady, with an increasing
demand as the season progresses. We quote prices
firm at ts99sp 25 per bbi for whitehsh -, ,Ts9$s,OO
for half do and 81 S9s45O for half bbls, Of trout.
For other varitieI see quotations.
FLoUR-Thsrs has been more activity in the
market, and the sales Of the week embrace sever
al round lots, in one or two instances on private
terms, understood to have been at 8 slight con-
sssion. Large lots, are in fact, not more salable
now, at full prices. than for many weeks back
The general tone of the market is unchanged. and
most holders are firm. We quote, from actual
IaleG extra at 50 5,5o9SS7 20 for common to choice,
and double extras at s5.759ss,25 for red wheat to
choice white wheat brands. Rye hour sells By the
dray-load at "a 50.
FRUITs-Thers is only . moderate demand for
dried fruits and sales Of apples are confined to
small lots ats K9sHo, Peaches are quiet and un-
changed Foreign fruits are steady at our quo
GRAN-WHEAT-HaE been in good demand dur
ing most Of the week, and has sold at . range of
sl.0s@s1,9e for red on track and from store
White, has advanced. and is bought By city
millers atSl &c. an improvement Of 1e last weeks
prices. Corn has ruled firm with good demand
at 5lc The market closes steady at that figure
Oats are dull at 37e. Barley is'inaotiVe. Prime
Ialable but very scarce, while common qualities
are very dull: Rye is nominal ct q 0.
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