Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-21
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| FRIDAY hVzFIEa. May 20, 1884
ReceIDts-The total receipts to-day were but
$50 bushels each Of Wheat and Corn, BY the Clevs-
land, Columbus a Cincinnati Road.
The market continues to rule generally quiet and
under the influence OF the indefinite military stua
ton which allows Of all sorts Of conelusions, the
tendency is strongly toward avery unsettled condi-
tion OF Affairs in commercial Circles good degree Of
which is now being exhibited. However much prices
may be affected by light receipts and other control
ing causes, the din and intrinsic yaue OF the
produce of the country Inflated prices have been
to large degree By unbrided specniationl depend.
more than upon anything else on the results OF the
military operations now going forward. and until
these results attained, there must continue to be
more less stagnAtion in the channels O trade.
The New York market to-day fell shade for Flour
and Wheat. This msrket showed change in the
! former, but q nominal decline Of 3o took plsce on
Wheat, though some holders were not disposed to
concede at ali from yesterdays figures The inquiry
was merely nominal Corn was without movement
to-day, but holders adVAL ced their vie 435e the
market closing firm. Other grains dull and Romi'
naly unchanged. Highwines, Influenced by the
tion Of the Senate Cor mi tee In striking out the
clause taxing stock on hand, advanced &c to-day,
with better demand than for Ievsra' days. Provi-
sions continue firm, with a fair demand Butter,
er articles QuOtsd are quiet and unchanged
Sales and quotations to day were as follows:
FlOnr-Dull, but firm. Sales of 100 bbls coed
double extra red at s7,!s; 50 bbIs rs 90 at s5sl
WheRt-Very dull, and nOminslly &c lower. Sales
1000 bushels free board al 81 The market closes
heavy and somewhat unsettled
COrn-4a5o higher, but quiet. shelIed free on
board he'd at sI,24eI,25. We heard Of no TRANSACT
tiOns to-day.
OaTs-steady at 7se on track and SOC from store.
Rye-DulI but steady at Sl,AO nom store.
BarIey-Held at sI,25@ls5 for good to prime
on track
POrk-In moderate demand at $500 tor City
packed mess and sz7,OO for No mess.
Lard-Eirm and in fair demand at I4e lor city
rendered in tierces
Smoked MeaEs-In good demand at the follow
ing QuotatiORs cAnvassed hams l9o; sugar-oured do
uncsnvassed, lsc plain do ito; shoulders lSo clear
bacon lso; dried beef &c. Sales Of 1900 rs sugar.
cured eanVassed hams aud OO Bs dried beel at quo
tations.
Mess Boef-Oity- packed selling moderately at
sl7,OO.
Butter-In fair request at 96g2sc for good to
EEEs-In good demand and steady Sales bbls
at Isc.
according to quality.
aiEhwines-More active and Sc higher. Sales OF
$50 bbls at sl,25, the market closing firm.
AlcOhOI-AdVanced. Held at q, ,5OA2.k1 for ss per
cent. Neutral Proof Spirits sls1
Beans Very active. Sales of 400 bushels medium
white at s2Ss.
sSeds-Dull at ss,l2es,s5 for Timothy, and 1918 |
for Glover.
saIt-ln fair demand and firm: Fine s2,25, coarse /
and ground solar $3.50
Dried APPIes-Firm and in fair demand at lO4c. |
Dried Peaohes-In moderate demand at 2Tss2so /
for peeled, and ls@l9c for unPesled.
POtRtOos-Peach blows inn good demand and |
steady at sLlO9I,I2 for prime, and s5cesl,Oo Tor
common to good.
PetrOieum-Quiet and lower. Refined s2assc.
Fish-In light demand but arm at the follow.
ing quotations: White Fish, halt barrels 3.
Piokerei, half barrels $3.50; Trout, half bslr, 3,
7,59; Herring $3.50 per haIi barrel
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