Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-21
New York Market-Mareh %

hHu lItupiuK. WIFI more 0OlQR
Sales at 39H@4Oc for middling.
FLouR-Dulls and unsettled, and common grades
59lOc lower.
Sales at s7,1o97,5o for extra state; ss,l5
9s,65 for extra round hoop Ohio, and IS, 70d
loo for trade brands. Market closing heavy.
MHIsKT-DulI. Sales at ST. for western.
W~HEAr-Heavy, and Spring I@2c lower, white
firm.
Sales at s 1850 for No. ? Milwaukee club; 81. 6s
for prime do in store; $3.50 for inferior MilwauAee
club.
RrE-Drooplng.
BARIEY-ln moderate request. Choice Canada
West ut 81, 10.
CoRN-lc better.
Sales at 69g54c for unsound, and 74@75 for
sound mixed western, both in store and delivered.
OArs-Dul and heavy.
Sales at S5c for unseund western ; t2@5sc for
sound do.
PETEoLEux-DuH and lower
refined in bond.
~Posk-Opened heavy and lower, but closed more
firmly.
Sales at S25, 7592G,O 90 Tor new mess, closing
at $500 regular; S25,75 for old do. and S2l, IS
92l,5 so for prime. Also, $3.50 bbls new mess for
april and May, sellers option, at S26,O0@26 25.
~BEEF-Steady.
Sales at $1,000 for new plain mess, $50, 5Oa24,OO
for new extra mess.
BEEF HANs-Heavy. Sales at s37, OOass, so.
B~AooS-Firm. Cumberland cut at Zoe; 1910
loo tor short ribbed, and ldc for short clear.
Cur MEATs-Steady.
Sales at 1l1z912A for shoulders, and 16k@lsHc
for hams.
LARD-Heayy. Sales at I7@l9%c.
40960c for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet- Sales at Ice.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPooL-Quiet.
n. Y. Cattle Market-March 20.
The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are as follows:
BEEF CATrLE-lst quality, g head, SIT. OO@1s, 90;
fair to good quality $I3,CO1lG, so; common quality
Lug 100; inferior quality IS, 90.
Cows AND CALvEs-Extras q head, $50, OOaI0O. 90;
LIST quality $50 ,OO@00,G0; ordinary Sos, O0l75, 90;
common quality s6c,Oo96o,OO; inferior quality
VEAL CALvEs-lst quality Fb, 14a14Ko; ordina-
~. quality l29l4ci common quality l0%@11c;
inferior quality IO@IO%c.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Extras d head So, OOd9, IS;
prime quality S7,O09S,OO; ordinary quality 5000
s4,75@5,OO.
~SwiSE-heavy corn fed per h, IG5S@l0Sz; light
and medium l0%@lO5; still fed lOH@IO%.
There was q decided break in the cattle market
this week, prices declining from 20 &c per pound,
yet the market was by no means oyerstocked, the
market being only about what had all along been
regarded as fair. Cattle, however, were mostly
poor, with but few really good corn fed steers
among them, while there were a good many still
fed cattle Prices varied as above, but the bulk Of
the offerings were from l3@lG1z. Comparatively
few sold above lS%. This has been the hardest day
for the owners that we have known for many
months.
1f01 ANA dAA htaN1. uhllh5 u n
Health Commissioners, the market is no longer
glutted with miserable carcasses.
Sheep and lambs fairly active at prices.
Hogs in moderate demand at the above prices.
Tota! receipts of ali stock for this week and last
week were as follows:
This week-Beev. $ 1928, cows I59, veal calves
7G2, sheep aud lambs l4,3O7, swine 1907.
Last week-Beeyes 5,4fI, COWS 1873. veal calves
Ole, sheep aud lambs IA, So, swine 1922.
n. Y. Money Market-March 20.
NAVY Too n % r.
STERLING ExCHANsE-Rather more active at
1O7X@1O7%.
GOID-lrregular, unsettled and lower, opening
at l2sH advancing TO l2s3s, declining to 1271a, and
N. Z. Stock Market-March 20.
G~ovEEsMEST STOcks-Rather more active.
United States 5s, 1910 coupons, 9O54; Treasury
notes, 7-3Os,2d series, 1915; do 81 series, 9sZ.
Tennessess Is Of 30; Mississippi Is 70.
STOcKs-Strong.
York Central $3.50; Reading lOS; Western Union
"a; Erie S5z; Hudson los; Michigan
Central lO4; Toledo 1857; Michigan Southern 81;
Pittsburg sls4 North Western 271S; do preferred
5512; Rock Island 1881; Fort Wayne 9zsz; Terre
Haute preferred %.
Chicago Market-Mnrch 90.
FLoUR-very dull.
waEA5.DuiI. SIZES at 81. 2l@1, 2e4 for NJ /,
and 90992 for No. g
~CoRN-Quiet. Sales at Ale for No. ], and SEC for
2.
OATs-Dun at Csc for No. L.
MESS PoRk-Sales at S26, OO6z6, 80.
DRESSED Hoss-Sales at Sic, 7uGIl 90.
HIGHWINEs-Inactiye at s., 22@2. %.
REcEIPTs-Flou Loo bbls whest 300 bu
corn 5000 hu.; oats $50 bu.
SHIPMENTs-FlOur 3,40O bbls. wheat LOO bu.
corn 900 bu.; oats 600 bu.
e. PrentIss' Provision Market
Report
The following are the rates charged by us:
HANs-Sugar-cuTed premium hams q b.. ~
OANvAssED HAMS d" 81 a IN
DRIED BEEF-8 %
SHoULDERs-Sugar-cured p b.-.. rs
BAcoS-Or Smoked Sides p b......m. 20
Leaf kettle-rnd'di in bbls or tres 49,
Prime Leafkettls-rnd' in kegs a H.. 1917
mess new % Dbl .---.........-.S27 90 |
Extra clear o 81 90 !
hlsht 26 80 |
hSHo extra chargesmade for packages or cart
to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
strictly prime, and equal TO anythingin /
the State. Orders promptly filled.
ROSE & PRENTIsS. |
Nos 142. IA and 1916 Ontario street.