Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-28
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REVIEW OF CLEVELAND MARKET
For the Week ending Saturday. March 26
MORNING LEADER OFFIUE,
SATURDAY ETEEIEe. March 26. 1884.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
SATURDAY EVETse. March 26 1854.
The market for the week closirg with to-day has
presented an slmost uninterrupted dulness for aIl
kinds of produce, but holders have been generally
firm, and at the close note considerably i'm
proved feeling and better prices Pork products are
exception to this statement, however, the market
having been active and firm throughout, closing at
an advance. The movements Of grain have been
very small, and the demand for -four has been con
fined chiefly to the home trade, but the indications
favorable that the coming week will open upon
more active and frmer market Staple groceries du-
ring the week have been very active and the market
closes Arm at an advance, with an upward tendency
We give sales end quotations for the week IS fol.
lows:
FIOHr-Ths market has ruled quiet and AIM clos
ing with little better feeling. Sales for five days
were: go bbls double extra red 20 bbls white
wheat; 80 bbls doabls extra amber Sales to-day
we're: IS bbls double extra red at s65O 90 do do at
f640. The range has been: white wheat (all -ands
ncluded) f7,o097 so; red do do &c 4OS6 50, with
oasions irregular sales both above and below these
hgurCs.
Whont-The week opsned with scarcely any in
quiry the market remaining very quiet to the close,
though for the past two days better feeling has Cb
tanned. giving promise Of active opening next
week. Sales for five days were 5cars red on track at
from store at 81 5 car very choice red On track at
$3.50. Sales to-day of cars red on track at s1.3i
COrn-Opened irregular, unsettled and without re-
quest, remaining till near the close, when the
market became rmer. closing at advance Of lac,
with an upward tendency. Sales for five days were
cars ears on track at 9Oa9lc, chiefly at eOc cars
sheled track at eOasle chiefly at eJo; cars shell
from store at 92o Sales to-day OF cars sheed from
store at 95c l.sOO bushels from store at 93c cars
shelled from store at 92c.
Oats-A very quiet market throughout the week,
closing without much inquiry and lower. Sales for
i've days Of cars on track at 72c Sale to-day Of
car on track at Tic.
Rye-TheTe has be no market for rye, in the ab-
ssnce Of which are unable to give reliable qdota-
tions.
Barley-Ths market has been very quiet, closing
without inquiry. We note but a single sale during
the week of car on track at ,25.
POrk-Thsre has been an active trade demand,
and prices have been fully maintained. At the close
dealers report advance and the probabityis that
short time will witness still further vdvsncs The
number Of hogs packed throughout the country this
year at ssst 25 per cent less than last and In the
event Of increased demand from the South, which
is expected, and We think may be confidently counted
upon, the price Of all pork products continue to
appreciate The quotations Of the week were City
mess $3.50 do clear s24 so The market closed at Gn
advance f5Oo on these figures.
Lard-There has been good demand for lard at
i4c for city rendered in kegs and I357c in barrels
country rendered I3aIsSc. The market closes firm
at these figures, with acontinued good request.
Smoked Meats-HaTe been active throughout
the week stl4o for sugar cured hams; I4c for plain
dO l3c for clear bacon sides lOs for shoulders-ths
market closing at advance upon these quotations
Of &c. Sales to day were 800 lbs sugar-cured hams
ct I48c; $500 lbs canvasssd at l6c 5000 shoulders
at IOc 5000 lbs cloar bacon sides at Isc; 1000 It's
dried bee at llc.
BIess Beef-There has been q good demand at
sll,OO The market closing firm at an advance OftlOo
BuTTsr-1hs supply Of choice ". B. butter has
been very limited, with q good request The range
the opening sOl22c, advancing about the mid
die Of the week1to2c on the latter figure and clos
ing firm at CSC. with continued good request.
Cheese-TheTO has been no choice in the market,
and fair quotations are hard to make. We suIpoe
choice W. r. would readily bring l4al5c.
EGGa-Ths range for the week has been 2la22o,
with geod request. At the close We note decline
Of lac, sales having been made at 2OA2Ic.
HiEhwInes-The market opened firm at s7jkassc,
sdvanoir on Wednesday to s4Ge5c. and closing irm
to-day at these figures. The inquiry has not been
large, and only l. ght sales have been effected.
AIcOhOI-Eirm at sl,92 for s5 per cent. Neutral
proof spirits 97Gesc.
seeds-There has been some demand for sowing
purposes, but the market may be said to have been
very dun At the clo-e timothy is worth ss,OO and
clover $3.50.
aIt-Is steady at 81 IS for ne and 81 90 for ooarse
ApPIes-Therc are very few green apples Offering,
and prIcs difficult to get at One sale Of 200 bbls
was made dHring the week at $500 per barrel.
Dried APPles-Ths market closes firm at s<dec,
to quality
Dried Peaches-Arsa little better at the close,
peeled being worth 26927 and unpeeied l69l6c Sale
To-day Of one ion unpeeled st l6c.
Hay-selling at s22e23 f,r baled.
Beans-The market Is firm at s2,OO@2,5O prime
white.
Carbon OiI-Ths market during the week has
been quiet. but firm, and closes without change from
the weeks quotations, viz s95Oe. Sale to-day OF
100 bbls at SIC.
POtatOes-The trade demand for the week has |
been fair at 7O975c for Peach blows Canada mixed
are worth 65c.
TGllOw-sales during the week at lOAo.
POtash-Is firm at s&c
PlRster-Firm at so for land.
Fish-White Fish and Mackerel are firm and in |
good request at the follswing quotations: White |
Fish, half barrels, $3.50. No Maokere, bbls as
%; half barrels, slO,OOi No. 2. bbs, $500; half
Dbls, $500; No. 3, bbls. sls.OOi half bbls 800;
Trout 90 80 for halves.
Fenthers-Hice live geese are worth 52G57c.
Lime-Skron water lime is firm at 1925.
Maple Sugnr-There Is q fair supply in market,
md good retail trade demand. A frstrats article
s worth lsa2Oc in bulk inferior I59l6o.
Groceries Dealers report a continued activity
ali kinds Of staple Groceries, and the closing quo
ations show a considerable advance on sweets
With declined upward tendency. The stock Of su-
ars hand, not only here, but in New York, is at
resent very small, and further advance upon our
o-dsy's quotations may bs confidently looked for be-
ore the middle Of the coming week. We quote;
SUaAR-Porto Rico I5aI6e; Cuba l44al5J5c; New
,rleans l5al61c yellow coffee IsalsAc white eof-
De lssl9&c crushed, pOwdsren and sranulated ls1S
zoe.
CoFFEE-BiO s8asso; Java I4a45e; MaraoabO 20
l2c.
sP1CEs-AIlsDies, p h, base; Csssis sOca-i Nut
legs o., ,sOs-; Gloves 55a-; Pepper 46a50o.
sYRUPs-The range is s0AlO5, according to quality.
MoLAssEs There is only limited supply in the
larket Fair TO cnoiee is quoted at 75aSOc.
TEAs-The market Is firm at the following quota
ons;
oung Hyson, inf to com, 2 ...-.... al IS al 80
sup. 70 nm a...--.-...-----...--. p al % | .
extra to ehoice.....-........... 50 al 20
nPerial, superior to nne, 3 b--..-...--- 10 81 43
superior to ue, = b.......--. 10 eol 80
extra 70 nolce..--------..--..- l - ell %
1longs, inferior to fine p lb..........--. so l g.
extra 70 70 al 9 I
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