Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-18
Report Of the New York Market

Report Of the New York Market
For the week ending August Is, 1861 by John BOyce
& Son, Commission Merchants, So Pearl-st.
Butter-The receipts of Butter continue light and
prices are firm, and although there is as yet no de-
mand for shipping the home trade is good and stocks
are getting considerably reduced. We are almost
sold out and place good quantity Of choice But
ter amongst our customers at good prices We quote
Western Reserve choice marks I7c to lsc good marks
do i6c to l7c; ordinary marks l5c to l6c Middle and
Southern Ohio if yellow and even color and in neat
packages, l5kc to I615c ordinary lots do l4c to 5c
White and streaked Butter is saeable at l2c to 4c
Michigan choice marks from the Southern section Of
the State, l6c to I7c; common Michigan lIc to l6c
Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin in neat packages, if
even color, l5c to Ice; common do I3c to l5c The
weather is cooler and think parties may ship
with safety, and those having nice lots Of Butter
which they wish sold will do well to forward them at
once, as are almost out Of stock and promise
prompt sales. The extreme warm weather and stag
nant ttate Of trade during the season has made 1t
impossible to give prompt returns for shipment as
it is our desire to do for consgnors but we have
done the best could and have at last succeeded in
getting our stock reduced to a point at which
think we can now give prompt returns for lots
fast received ateast shal Go our best and give
our utmost exertions to doingso And we think with
LEhuo u We Ghu place DuhAHA ~ un
good advantage as our neighbors at least.
Cheese-The demand for Cheese still continues
gocd at previous quotation, owing to small arrivas.
We do not undertake to say that indefinite guam
tty could be placed at quotations, but ihe proba
bilites are that any shipment made to this market
could be, the receipts very light and probably
will be for some weeks to come. We quote choice
Ohio IOc to IOc good prime do &c to IOc fair to
good do Sc to &c. English dairy 91ko to lO5ko.
Beef Hnms-Western new per bbl SI4 90 to 1890.
Hams-Smoked country cured 6l5 70 &c Western
In bags II to l2fo.
Lard-Lard has been in better demand and prices
are higher, closing steady. We quote No. in bbls
sN to exc; steam rendered in bbls gAo to lOe;
and kettle rendered in b Is IOc to IO<c and Ilc in
kegs.
POrk-Some kinds have advanced, but the market
closes dull and heavy. We quote mess sI2.2 TO
1880; prime slO,5O to SlO,75; prime mess sI325
to $500; new clear western $500.
Ashes Receipts have continued light and prices
firm. Pots 500 and Pearls s,9CO per lOOlbs.
Beans-Tbe market remains at about last ouo.a
tiOns. We quote MsrrOws good to prime Ss,l to
$50; medium good to prime s3,sO to s3,s5; Kid
neys, good to prime, $50 to $3.50 Mixed parcels
prime. $500 to Ss,25 Inferior $500 to sOO Quota
tiOns for beans include packages.
Bggs-The enquiry for eggs has improved and
prices are higher. We quote Western by Express
Floss off," l5kc to l6Sc; W stern by Freight ''loss
of" l4c to i5c. Egg oats psr bush 5Octo 55c.
BeeswRX-Sales at 42c to 43o for Western yellow.
Seeds-1he market is dull and without change.
We quote Clover, choice Western new, nc to SCI fair
to good do &c 10 Tkc. Timothy reapsd 2 bush IS Ms,
@, Is to 2,sO. Rough Flax seed nominal.
Whisky-Sales at 4516c to 45alc.
TaIlOw-Firm at lOc to lose for Western
Dried dAppIes-Good.toc choice new 50 to &c; fair
to good Sc to SIC, and inferior AMI old &c to &c.
WOOI-The sales have been rather large, but pri-
ces are hardly so firm. We quote new fleece CSC
to 7lxc.
FeRIhers-Firm at 4sc to SOC for Western
D8-Information furnished and business transacted
By H. @. DEMING, Western Agent.
once with Alcott Horton, Wster-St., Cleveland
Ohio