Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-05

| ~ 1t should be distinctly understood that all
sales of Grain made on this market are from store
This is according to the new regulations made by
the Board of Trade.
The demand for Flour for the past week was small
and confined to supplying the retail trade until
Friday, when quite an active enquiry sprung up,
and some 5000 bbls changed hands at a range Of
$40 OO@1O so for good to fancy brands of Xxx red
The fluctuations in price have not been large, and
the market closes dull and heavy at about the same
figures as at the opening on Monday last. The
news Of the capture Of Atlanta has unsettled the
gold market, and of course Produce will have to
follow in its train.
Wheat opened on Monday at 81 u for No. l Red
and 81 10 for No. do. There has been no shipping
or speculative demand during the week. and only
moderate milling request The lowest price at
which Red Whoat has sold during the week, was on
Tuesday, is 81 O6 for No. 2 and the market closes
this evening dull and heavy at 81 10 for No .
No. is held at 81 l492 Is. The receipts during
the week have been 3 $50 bus against a. 900 bus last
week.
Corn has ruled dull and inactive, with very small
receipts and light demand-onIy 500 bus has come
forward this week, falling OF from last week Of
$500 bus A few car loads have been sold at 81 30
al 35, and the market closes heavy at these gnres
as the asking rate.
The receipts Of Oats by rail have reached nearly
1000 bus, and we note an advance during the
week of 394c. The closing rates on last Saturday
being 7297Sc, and this evening 76@77c is demand
ed. The trade has not been heavy, and the market
has generally ruled quiet.
There has been perceptible improvement in thu
receipts Of Barley, about 5000 bus having come for
ward by rail during the week. There has been
considerable enquiry from malst ers and prices have
been stif at 81 OO92 10. No transactions in Rye
that We have learned during the week
Provisions have ruled firm and quiet, with no
change, except in Mess Pork, which has advanced
81 90 per barrel. The stock Of Pork, Lard and
Smoked Meats is much reduced, and there are no
present indications of either article receding in
price.
White Fish have been in steady demand, and
prices have remained unchanged No change to
note in other Lake Fish.
Butter has been less active, but prices have been
we'll sustained without material change. Cheese
has not varied in price during the week. and onIya
moderate business is being done in this article
Eggs have been rather scarce and have advanced |
csc; sales have not been large.
Salt has been in better supply, but the stock is
not yet large, and prices are firm at quotations.
But very little activity has been manifested in /
Highwines, and the market closes dull and heavy
at decline Of &c per gallon during the week.
The Petroleum market has remained Just about
the same as last week-dull and inactive, at the
nominal price of s5995c for Refined
As the new crop is close at hand, there has been
only light demand for ried Apples, which have
declined &c and close dull. Peaches are still in
good request at unchanged figures,
There is nothing doing yet in Clover Seed but
Timothy Seed is in fair demand and held firm at
ss 80.
There is no material change in other leading ar-
ticles of the Produce market.
Freights-Unehanged and firm at tbe following
rates: LAKE AND RAn-FIour to Albany and
Troy 81 90, to New York 10, to Boston 20. Wool
to New York 81 e5, to Boston l SO. ALL RA11-To
New York, Flour 81 20; Wool 81 IS. To Boston,
Flour 81 80. Wool 81 co.
FIOur-Less active. Held at $40 OOalO so for
good to fancy brands Xxx red; SO 5Ogn so for do
White,