Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25
Report Of the New York Market

For the week ending August p, 1868, by John Boyce
& Son, Commission Merchants, SO Pearl-St.
Butter-The receipts of Butter still continue
light and the home trade takes all good marks as
fast as received. The feeling is growing more firm
and lsc is now realized for choice marks Western
Reserve readily. We have but little Butter in store
and feel that we can do better now for shipment
than later in the season. we lave large amount
of confidence in prices being maintained for any
great length Of time, if the receipts increase they
probably will upon the approach Of cool weather. We
quote Western Reserve choice marks lsc; good
marks l7c to I7fc ordinary marks l6c to lie. Mid
die and Southern Ohio, if yellow and color and
n neat packages, l6c TO l7c ordinary lots do l5c to
l6c White and streaked Butter is saeabe at l2c to
l4c Michigan ch ice marks from the Southern Sec
tion of the State l656c to l77fc; common Michigan
l4c TO l6c Illinois, Indara and Wisconsin in neat
packages it even COLOR I6c to lie common do c to
I6c There is now no danger in shipping Butter from
the weather. as the nights re getting longer and
cooler, and we should advise shippers to forward
their Butter at once before the large amounts now
lying in cellars throughout the country are sent for
ward, as the shipping demand will not take Butter at
present prices and they must fall of unless an ad-
vance is either realized in Exchange in the mar
ket in Europe, which is hard y ssible.
Cheese-The limitei supply Of Ohio in market
tends to keep prices firm and sales made at
last weeks quotations. We quote choco ohio Oc to
lO6c good to prime do &c to Oc; fair to good do SC
to &C. English dairy 91kc to IO1xo.
Beef Hnms-Western new per Dbl Sl4 90 10 100.
Hams-Smoked country cured 6lf to &c Western
in bags Il to IKE.
Lnrd-The ma ket has been higher, but closes at
about our last weeks quotations. We quote No in
bbls 9S to 9Ac; steam rendered in bbls. $40 to
lOc and kettle rendered in Is IOc to IOlc and lfc
in kegs.
Pork-The market Is a little higher. We quote
new mess sIs SPY to 1919; prime sIO,59 to sO,75;
prime mess sl3,25 to sl6,OOi new clear western
$500.
Ashes--Are steady POTS, 500 and Pearls $500
per 100 ms.
Benns-The market remains at about last quota
tions. We quote Marrows good to prime So, 90 to
a,5O medium good to prime $3.50 to ss,s5; Kid
neys good TO prime, $40 to $3.50; Mixed parcels,
prime $500 to s3,2j; Inferior 500 to 800. Quota
tions for beans include packages.
Eggs-The supply of eggs has bean light and
prices are bette. We quote Western by Express,
loss off, Is6o to I9c; by Freight, I716c to lsc loss off,
Eggs neatly packed in oats and sent through by Ex-
press if in gooi order sell at the marks at 17c 49,
BeeswaX-Sales at lso to lIc for Western.
Sveds--Ihe market is little better. We quote
Clover, choice new, 7'kc to &C. Timothy reapsd 2
bush IS rs, s2,25 to 2,s0. Rough Flax seed 2 bush
55 Bs., $500 to 2,l2S.
WhisISy-Sales at 1910 to ACC.
TaIIOw-Sales at IOc to lO]6c for Western.
Dried AppIes-Goodto choice new * to SIC; fair
to good new SC to 5sc and inferior and old &c TO
Fenlhers-sales at 4sc to soc for Western.
WOOl-saes are at rather lower figures
RS-lnformation furnished and business transacted
BY H C. DEMING, Western Agent.
odioe with Alcott Horton, Water-St., Cleveland
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