Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-26

Total ............ 1850 $50 400 400
s3- It should be unaorstood that al sales Of
Grain made On this ma~set an ;r1m store This is
according to the new regulations made BY the
Board Of Trade.
The market for the past week has been the dullsst
and most inactive experienced by our business men
the River for years. There has been stability
or rnneIs in any article, except, perhaps In those
few whs the demand was more III the supply.
Our glorious victories in the Shenandoah Valley,
together with TIE Increasing brightness Of the po-
litica skies Indicating the re-election Of Mr. Lin
eoIu, has brought Gold down from 2251f to 2OS, .
fan Of Z1 per cent within the week, and OF course
has had its legitimate effect On produce and mer-
ehGndiss.
The demand for Flour has been fair all the week,
and with limited supply prices were well hussAin-
ed until Friday and Saturday, when the demand
fell OF, and the market closed noninAlly lower and
very dull.
Tse entire demand for Wheat during the past
week, came from city and country miiiers, who
have only boaght from day to day, as theiE wants
required. The enquiry has been mostly for No
rd whi-h has been scarce, and has commanded
TeIa iyely higher rates than could have been OBJ
tainei with a fair supply on the market. Tbs re-
esipts have been light &c OOO bu By rai-the break
In the canal prev, nting all receipts from that
source. Prices opened at 81 O5 for No. and 81 Il
! az Is for No. red, and did not vary much until
the at rnoon Of Friday, whun = heavy decline was
experienced, tn, market closes perfectly haf
/ without transaction or an oaer on which 70 bss'
a quotation.
Corn has been in light receipt and moderate De
mand, the market ruling steady a. 81 s69i 50 fo
No. shelled, but it closes dull and nOminaly low
er The receipts show the lishtest aggregate Of an.
week of the season., 400 bu by Tail-but thsr, ar
several lost loads that would have been on IN
market but for the brsak ia the canal
Tha receipts Of Oats have been hsaVy-S3, ,OOc b
b rail Glone-snd with = fair demand prices Wer
well sustained until the latter part Of the week
wheu "A tecline was established Of SC per IN, an,
the market closing dull aud heavy.
Barley has u ed dun all the week, sod the mar
kes has declined 59Tc for No. l, closing vithou
enquiry. Receipts 4uOO bu. Nothing doing il By
and prices have ruled nominal at 81 90.
Owing to 8 Light stock, Provisions have rule
moderately drm and steady. There Is no Pork o
Lard Oh tho market, and quotations have bsel
merely nominal Smoked Meats are also nomina
and tho demand confined 20 the retail trade. But
t1r has bsen very dali aud inactive, no large tran
sactionE having taken place for the past ten days
and the msrkst closes with strong downward tsn
denoy. Cheese haS been steady with fair bnsi
nsss at unchanged rates. Eggs have bsea IN goo,
supply aud only fair demand.
No movement yet IN Pstroleun, and pTiess At
nominal. A slightly better demand has existed 70
Highwinrs during the past week, but nothing Tx
activity snd prices have rul steadily at 81 7s 70
round lots aud 81 so for small retail lots.
To new crop Of Dried Apples is coming forWar
more freely, and prices have opened at 79se. Tn
prospects are favorable Tor Of the largest eroT
known ioF years, aud prices viii probably not 6
above those figures, and the indications are tia
they VIII be lower. Dried Peaches are almost er
ttrely ous OF the market, and owing to the shor
crop In this section, command high rates
Other leading articles are unchanged and gene
rally steady. We give below the state Of the nal
KIT at tbs close this evening, most of the quotu
tions being nominal;
Ezezgals-- Firm at the following rates: LAX
AND EAIs--FlOur to Albany enc Troy u 10, 70 Me-
York 81 - to BostOn 81 80 Wool TO New Yor
81 50. 70 Boston s. "a. ALI RAIL-To New To<a
Flour 81 s Wool 8 o. To Boston, Flour q q
Wool 81 zls ls s..s.1-
FIOur-Dull, inactive and rOminaTy lozsl
No sales reported.
Rheat-Mdrket hat. The lowing sales weT
made before the New York report was received
car n. ? red at 81 30; No. vhits at ss 81
no sales weTo made after the report, and We al
unable to give figures al which It could b. $. Id.
COrn-Nominally lower, but market dull an
no sales.
Oats-Eo ssle1; receipts fair.
Rye-Insctive and nominal at 81 Go9I 65.
BRrIey-DuIl and tending downward.
smOketI meatS-Hams scarce and held at 2
a &c for sugar cured canyassed.
BHlter-Dun and hssvy. Selling in small lot
to retail trade at s69sso for Western Reserve.
Cheesss-steady at Is92Oe for large lots goo
to prime Western Reserve; 2O92is for mail lot
selected do; &c for ehoies HAmburgb.
Eggs-Duli and quiet, Sales of q few barrel
st 2oe.
Lake Quiet and steady at the fOIlowinl
figures for halt White Fish 80 So Trou
s. 50; Pioksrst s! 25, Herring So 70.
HighwiGes- Dull No sales reported. Hell
at 81 Is.
Alcohol Held st g sOss e FOR % per cent
81 IS tor eut,a. Proof spirits.
PeirOIess.i.-Dull and quiet at s59sOc for Re
fined.
Deled FrEiGs-Apples held at 79se; Psache
firm at Sic for peeled; zOs for unpssIsd.
Green APpIes-Have commenced to ar1iv
and are quoted at 81 509s rs per bbl.
beesIs-Market quiet at So Is for Timothy, an,
Sl2 % Tor Clover.
BeAns-Dul at 81 OO92 25 for medium white
seLt-Firm aud steady at IS 6o for ans and 50 6
for coarse.
Water Line-Good demand at 81 Is for o.
Wego Ald Akron; s. % for RossdAle Cement.
Esiaster.-"Powells' land plaster so per ton
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