Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-15
COMM ERCIAL.
Report OF the New York mnrket

Report Of the New York Market
For the week ending April lIth 1853, by John BOyes
& Son, Commission Merchants, s. Pearl-st.
Butter-The receipts new Butter from New
York State continue on scale heretofore unheard Of
and holders of cid State butter are adopting every
means to rid themselves Of stock The stock Of new
is accumulating fast and prices lower. Although
there is new western in market we drop our quo
tations somewhat to correspond with the decline in
New York State, and thinkthey represent as nearly
possible what new western would bring if in the
market. If. however, the color was good it would
bring more but at this season butter is usually very
light and we reserve for future report view Of
the opening price ofyellow new Western Reserve and
await the course Of the market, which, within the
tho two weeks will give some definite idea
Of about how it will rule during the season. We
quote Western Reserve tubs good to prime II to l9c
Firkins do. II to I9c; Sound yellow Central Ohio
good to prime 16 to l7ci do. l4to l5c. Mich
igan Wisconsin and Illinois, in good packages, Il to
l9c, and ordinary DO a to l6c.
Cheese-Foreign advices continue rather favor
able for Cheese but the lower price Of exchange ru
ing arly in the week has checked exports and prices
of State easier. Gold and exchange are now ad
vancing again, however, and we do not change our
quotations of Ohio, there is very tte il any, in
the market. We give prices that it would bring if
here. Fancy large daires Is to l4c; good to prime
do. u TO l3c; to good do 10 to l2c English
dairy brings l3 to I4c.
Beef Hams.-Western new per bbl. sI4,5O to
$500.
Hams-Smoked country -eured to &C. Western
in bags, Il to llAc.
Lard-Has been lower but closes only slightly be-
low our last weeks quotations. We quote Number
in bbls 10 to lO4c Steam rendered in bbls lO54 to
lOkc; Kettle rendered in bbs lO< 1886 and lie for
choice
POrk-The market for Pork is lower. We quote
new mess $3.50 to sl5,75; prime sl3 to $3.50;
prime mess $1,000 to $780, clear western new $3.50
to sl7,25.
Ashes-Are in request at last weeks quotations.
Pots Ss25; Pearls slightly BETTER sales at 2E per
100 pounds
Beuns-Rather more active with small supply and
drm prices. We quote MarroWs strictly prime
ss,25 to 1875; Inferior do. $500 to $780, Mediums,
strictly prime, s. to 1925; Inferior do 81 80 to
s275 Kidneys strictly prime, ss25 to $780, Inferior
do e. to $3.50; Mixed parcels prime 50 80 to $780,
Inferior DO, at $3.50 to $40. Quotations for Beans
include packages
Eggs-A large supply Immediately after Faster
depressed prices somewhat, but present figures seem
to be stationary owing to the limited arrivals We
quote Western by Express IS to lec ordinary lots by
freight Il to lsc. Egg oats, per busheI, 90 Sc
Besswax-Rather lower. Sales Western yellow
at a to 46c.
Seeds-ClOver is in limited demand for home
trade at to Sxc for Western prime new 81 to &c for
ordinary do. Timothy dull and lower 81 per bush
of45Ibs. Flax seed, American rough S3,5O to 1875
per bush of lbs.
TallOW-Higher. Sales at ll5z to l2c-
Whisky-Dull ami lower. Sales at 45 to &c.
Dried Applea-New at t4tO exc
nE-Information furnished and business transacted
By Il. @. DEMING, Western Agent
Office with Alcott Horton, Water-St., Cleveland
Ohio.