Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-06

Tho receipts by rail this week, 1t will be seen. are
mparai,ey large, being nearly double those Il the
week previous. The receipts by lake were lo,I29
bushes wheat from Milwaukee aud 800 bushels corn
from Toledo against last week 2l,eO0 bushels wheat
IS, ,z6I bushels corn and 9 $50 bushels oats.
In reviewing the tone Of this market for the week.
we can but repeat what has Leen said in the last three
or four weekly resumes, viz; that uninterrupted
duIIness and quiet have b=en the ruling features in
all leading commodities, scme Of which have been
much Of the time nominal and without market
How much longer this pause In the trade Of the coun
try-hsatbful it is thought by many-is 10 continue
is q question moro easily asked than answered. but
the prob ems upon which it deponds-the military
cam paigns, and by no least, the Presidential
question-are fast ripening to a s9lution' and the
country anxiousiy, yet patiently awaits the issue
shs ud the hopes Of the national heart be gratined
BY Grant, sherman and the Baltimore Convention
discharging faithfully and satisfactorily the high
and responsible duties committed to them-and we
feel no apprehension this scoreit is taie to pre-
dict that another month will not psss before the
. mmeree OF the country, buoysd upon the re estab-
ishsd confidence Of the poope, will again have re-
sumed Its wonted COURSE inyigOrated and made more
healthful by the ordeal It has passed.
The demand for Flour during the week has been,
AZ the week previous confined to the retail trade,
and the aggregate OF sales reported hardly foot up
one days business in ordinarily active times. Mill
ers continue manufacture sparingly, and the re-
ceips are not tsrislly in excess OF the dem sud-
The shipments b. propsIer durilg the week were az
follows
To Buf eI % bSIs
To III1 DDs
To Ogdensburgh........-........... Dds
The demand for vhsat continues to come almost
exc usively from Mfers, and as they are doing Tut
light business as present, and take no more than
their immediate wants call for, sales are necessarily
small. There have been perhaps few thousand
bushels bought during the week upon speculation,
but the amount is tring. The prsse p5ices ruling
in New York offer q igat margin TO shippers, but
the unsettled condition OF sHairs Iende shipmtnt
hazardous and hence this interest is not in the
ket On Monday the msrket opened I@zc better
than at the close last week, with sales OF 5000 bush
els free board at sl5ltl So. These figures were
maintained up to today, when the market rcced d,
900 bushels red tree board having bsen reported
on Change OF 81 20 At the cOse, however, ho ders
were generally asking sI,s2 free board, and the
market may be quoted firm at this figure.
Corn has ruled dull the reported sales being mall
| On Thursday the arket was somewhat unsettled
by the steady advances in New York, caused by a
scarcity in that market, and ths price went up rom
BI q to i2G2s from store, with sales at thess g-
ures The market has tinee ruled steady at this
EAukot CiCbiu6 uHouauBoul bAL MAhAohs AAeeA -
quiry There have been shipped to Buffalo daring
| hs week 1860 bushels.
Oats have rulei without change, and the inquiry
has been verv light, the market closing quiet and
steady. There Is at present 10 Rye in the market,
and none coming forward. It would probably CON-
mand Ii5l 20 from store. Barley is neglected and
nominal at quotations.
Provisions have been rather q1iet during the week,
scarcely anything doing in Pork and Lard. Pork
advanced 81, 90 on No mess Tuesday, ard closes firm
at the advance. Smoked Meats, Lard and Meas Beef
have ruled steady and firm.
Buttor has been somewhat Irregular IN price du-
ring the week, advancing on Tuesday under good
demand and short supply but toward the close with
reer receipts and less inquiry, declining the market
closing weak at our quotations. Eggs have been In
good demand and prices have ranged steadily at 800
zoe Cheese has teen In good request for prime new
at present quotations.
Highwines continue Inactive very few coming for
ward, and most Of the stock in the market being
held 26Sc above the views OF buyers, Sales OF the
week have b. chiefly in retail lots at 81 27l, %,
which range quote at the close, though We hear
of no inquiry.
PstroIsum has been dull during ths week, but an
improved inquiry amcng dealers has been noted Od
II idsy the msrkst advanced 394c, with sales Of 100
bbIs al SIC. At the close to-day holders firm at
700 asking and we have heard OF refusal TO cell al
this figure Other oils hove generally ruled steady,
decline Of 25 bsing noted in Linseed.
The Grocery market during the week has not been
active, but good steady demand has been shown,
and prices geneTslly have been steady and firm. At
the close dealers report Increased stihaess, with
decided upward tendency.
Dried Apples and Peaches have been 10 fair demand
during the week, aud the former havs advanced a
shaoe since our last reE view.
Lake Fish have declined during the week, and the
market rules very dull.
Potatoes are in moderate demand and close shade
lower than at our last review.
The lumber market during the week has ruled
without change from last weeks quotations, but the
demand has been rather better. Th9 receipts have
been fair.
Agents here report an advance on salt Of &c per
barrel.
Closing sales and quotations are as follows:
FIOur-Dull, but Arm, at q, ,5O977 for double ex-