Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-30

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bus. bus. bus. bus. bus
V%si0sy WedSsSd-v ;..,... w ~ sSS oS ~ - 4Go
Thursday......-~.....-. go 80 ..... .....
Saturday, ii.........: @ isSS f ID sis5 - 900. -:
5a Ffs7ioas week las:S as:s $50 $50 ssSS sS S &c
In addition to the above there were received BY
Lakes ooO bushels wheat, 1854 bushels corn, $50
bushels oats against l270 bushels Of wheat only
week. making the aggregate receipts OF grain this
week largely in OF those Of the week previous
The general tone Of the markets during the week
has been for the most part reflex OF the two pre-
Cedng weeks and so far as a review is concerned, it
would be quite sufficient to no more than this
| The purpose among oommsrcisl meo everywhere At
prsent to be quietly to await the result Of the
events depending upon the sword, and these are
moving to their proper contamination slowly, though
we believe most surely, trade following In IN wake
Is necessarily dull and according the military no.
riz1n is clear doubtful pTioss less unset
tel aud huetusting.
NesrlY all departments Of trade in this market du
ring she week have been signally fat The demand
for Flour has only from the retail trade, aud
this has been 50 light haIdy to justi reporting
from day to day, retail dsaers themselV complain
ing that they doing scaroeiy anything, the
iarseeing Of their customers having Anticipated the
rise, and supplied tAsmselV for the contingeney.-
But the market has nevertheless ruled irm for al
though the demand is small, milers ere not manu-
featuring in material excess Of it, and is still the
ches;est Of all tho nseessariss Our quotations be-
low have been the prevailing figures Of the week
The shipments OF the week Cby Dropelerl have been
as follows:
10 bu S6 bbls
r 4o p3s
10 Ogdensburgh.-.--. -....-----29l5 bbl3
The little demand for wheat during the week has
come from the millers, and this very sparinEly The
shipping interest s still without 3 margin. and the
unsettled condition Of political Affairs moth
ing safe to speculation. The ma 4 has ruled more
thsu usually free from decided fluctuations though
more less irregular within the range OF lsO9l,52
tor red free board, and 81 S2l 81 for do on track
The total sales Of the week do not exceed bush
es, the market odsy being without movement, and
closing at about our quotations. Ths prospects Tor
the next crop OF wheat beginning to look much
more Attsring, accounts that reach US through the
press from nearly every wheat growing section spsak
ing with encouraging confidence The recent plsnti-
fol spring rains and warm weather have developed IT
to eegree far befond the expectations Of the srm-
ers. and in many sections It gives promise Of iu
crop.
Other grains have been very little in demand du-
ring the week, snd quotations have been more or less
nominal Corn opened on Monday at sl IS, an Ad
vance Of 3o oyer the previous weeks closing price,
fell 70 sl23 from sore and the range since has been
tl,25Sl24, cosing at about the latter figures, and
without inquiry. Oats advanced &c on Friday, clo-
ing At our quotations. The weeks business being very
light Rye and Barley nominaHy unchanged
and neglected.
rrices Of Provisions have been main tained without
ch tnge during the week, but there has been mate
rial falling Od in hs demand The present high prices
ha7 ing sensibly diminished the consumption There
visions 10 all the esding markets during the week,
and the tendency seems to be decidedly upEard.- |
This market, however, has not yet been ected.
Butter has bsen IN continual good demand during |
the We'k for choice yellow Western KeserVe, t the
supply coming forward has been extremely light foI
the ason and consequently the market has ruled
very irm At advancing figures. clOsiag Sc higher
than at last review. Eggs have also been GOOD
request with aihsr iighs receipts, and the market
ruled steady ct se closing about Ic better. Oheess
has bsen in fair demand and steady at quotations
prime.
Groceries have had a good steady demand during
the week, though not active, and prices hsYe been
maintained. AT the close holders are arm at Quota-
ons, and in view Of the prospective additional tar
ins aud rsIation, now under consideration IN Con
gress, material concessions upon leading articles,
and particularly those imported, may not Be looked
for 1T present.
HighWines bavs ruled very inactive throughout
the week, prices ranging a. sI23al Is, chiefly the
latter, at which the market closes. There are very
.eE coming toward ir, N first hands The stock in
the sikst Is probably about a. o. bbls, Ons-tOurth
Of which Is held speculation, and the larger pro-
portion Of the remainder BY distiilers.
Petroleum rules very quiet, scarcely any inquiry
being noticeable Our quotations are more or lees
uominal.
Lake Fish are in good demand and selling quite
freely at our quotations, the market ruling firm.
Other articles quoted are nominAlly unchanged
and quiet.
Sales and quotations to-day were as follows:
FIour-NArket continues firm, but there is noih-
ing doing beyond small retail lots. We quote double
extra red, good 70 choice 81 7Se7,75; 10 white, ssg
SIS.
Wheat-Thsre we're no transactions reported in
wheat to day, either upon the street or on hanqe
and could hesr Of No inquiry the market closing
heavy. We make nominal quOiations At SI,5OGi,52
for red free on boaTd; sl,SSsI,5a for do on track
Corn-Iuactive but firm At o. ,24sl Is from stor.
d % track.
Oats-Dull and without movement to-day, but
ltsady at soc on track and sIgs2c from store he
,eipts to-day we're comparatively liberal.
Rye-Contlnu=s inactiVef but firm at sl,4O from
Itore.
Barley-WIthout movement, and noninally Sl,s5
sI35 for good to prime on track.
Buckwhear-In moderate request at sI,T5 per
1ushel
Pork-Qulst but firm at 1850 for No 1 City
lacked mess and $500 for No. msss.
LErd-Quiet and steady at iAc tor eity-rsndersd
n tierces.
smoked Meats-MsTket steady but rather dull ( +,
t the following quotations: oanvassed hams Ioo b
do, uneanvassed, lso; clear baeoa Ii5.
houidsrs I3o dried besf uneanVRssed l5c do can
asssd Iso. sales at gu tations I,5eo Ss csnvass,d
ANS, ~ 0 hs shoulders % Bs canvasssd dried beef .
Mess Boef-Quiet At sI7,OO for eity-pseked.
Butter-ln good demand, Ut supply light. Mar
ct nrm at 2Sg3lc for ". B., the outside figure for
hoies yellow in irkins. s
Rggs-In good demand and firm receipts light. =
Alss of bbls at Iec
ChSesS-Irims new is In good demand At l25<e, s.
ith limited supply; ordinary sells st i0alIo
hiGhwinss- The market eootinEes without auy
oVements Of Importance, the speculative feeling
lat characterized this branch OF trade for some time
lving apparentiy died out sales to-day OF 25 bbIs
o. rs, at which hsurs the market closed ..
At q 5Oe2Ys3 Tor . PER cent. Nsu.
al Proof Spirits Ma
beans Quiet at t2,50 for medium whits.
sssds-ouist At ss,I2es, 3 for Timothy, and sI7s
r Clover.
s.iI-In fair demand and steady st s3.ss for ans,
80 tsr coarse and ground solar. D..
Dried ApDIss-stsAdy At lo1e.
Dried PeRches-In moderate demand 81 Heaes
peeled, and soc ior unpseled.
PotatOes-Peach blOuB IN moderate demand q
10; common mixed sOessLOO