The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-14
NEW VORR nsEKET-June ID.

lBT TELEsRAFH.l
AEhes-DuIl.
Cotton Less active, but very hrm, at 4294'o
for midd ing.
FIOurI@IOc better. Sales at IS s5a6 90 for
s~uperfne ptste; s sO96 40 for sxtra state; S. Sf@
8 80 fol comnOa TO middling ext . Weitern, 5 30
O. o6 for common 10 good shippinzb aEds eIta
round hoop Ohio, aEd 81 luas IS for trade brands.
Ma'k,t closing dali, with The improvement partly
lost.
Whisky-Q Quiet and srm sales at 81 Oi9 O5.
Wb~eRt-Opsafd lQ2c be ter, ard ciofed dull,
with he improvement lost. sslss winter red west
ByeLQuiet. Winter s5c
GOrn- Opened l@2c better, and closed quiet,
9Th the imyr vsment parti,ny lost. ssIes at TO
SEC for unE 'und mixed weston; s5aSSc for fair TO
good do: S9n9Cc for Ei'R-dr'ea d. Ole for western
yelloE; 9Og95e for white western
Oats-scarcs ard ease better, at 5s8GOc for
common; Toe for western al at and IN store; 100
for do to arrive all III S month and sec to ar. i've in
all July.
OOEee-Quiet and h'm.
Sugar Active and arm. Cuba Muscovsdou
a12; Havana 1893
M~oIasses-Quiet Sales Porto Rico at s5A45o.
HOps-ouIet and steady.
Quit.
P trOIeIm-Fim-at s4aSf%c for crude; zoo
a0Ihc for refined in bond; z arc for DO free.
active emo hTmer.
Sales at S97 76ats % for new mess, closing at
Ss 70 for cash; S24 5O925 % Tor 1854 mess cash
and regular way, closing At S24 20 cash. SIS 20
GAo Ou lON DIllt gu NNNA2AU " v kAAA MgHd
Also, $50 bbla neW mess, for June. July and su-
gust sellers option, at S25 O1@H 20.
~BeeE-Quiet. sales at $40 OO9l4 20 for plain
meas; BIZ mgI 90 FIR extra mess.
Beef HRms-Steady.
Cut M~sAGs-Steady,
BaeOn-ActiVs.
Lard-st sdy at 16ha1sAc.
B~uGIeF-Quist ct 9g3Oc br ohioy and 29
Sc for STATE.
Cheese-Dull ~ ssI6O for common to prime.
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IBY TKLKGRAPH.l
EEw YORK, June IS, 1865.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
Beef CatfIe-Ist quality, SIG OOgI7 90; fair
to good quality SIS O09i6 co; common quality
SIS OO9l4 90 inferior quality $40 OO9Is 90.
Yea Calyes-lst quality, "a n, IUgIloi Ordi-
nary quality s9lOi common quality $685. inferior
quality 69sc.
sheep and L-ambs-Extras, per head, 81 80
O. 90; prime quality 81 oo97 So ordinary quality
IS 6O97 90; common quality S. 5O96 90; inferior
quality 81 tOa5 90.
sWine-Bsavy Corn-ted, 2 D., s96asHc; light
and medium sAgs 20; still-fed s9sAc.
The ~reeei5t { Of Beef Cattle were again pretty
heavy, with ouly . mod rate dsnsnd. Ths d.usnd
was mainly for good 10 prime steers, viii . the f
ferings wers mainly ordii airy to common. and they
could only be sold 81 . muksd teduotiou in prices.
Toe extreme TAIgs va. l2aI7c, but IcaEcs } any
sold above l6ko and not navy above &c The
IN Iket dragged. even 8 the reduced rates. snd Il
Ess Win no little OluCu " inst me sipplg was
worked Of. 1hs abundance Strawberries in mar
ket intsrferes with the COZ sumption Of meats ma
terial y. The DIN rent grads ere quoted above.
Vesls were heavy, but unchang d.
khsep and Lambs were NOS 5 plenty more ao-
tiV-, and halc dea-er Quotations a. owe.
Hogs were gull, hesvy and lever, as ahove.
Receipts Of q stock at the yards for this week
and last " ek we Q as follows:
PeeVes $40; cows, It's; veal calves 1922; sheep
and lambs, 9,246; swine Is, 7t9
LaU week-Besves, 6,4s6; cows. 80; veal calves,
8 Os4; sheep aud lambs. l7,775; sWine, I2,774-