Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-28
Report of the New York Market,

For the week ending July 2Jth. 49,, by John Boyce
Son, Commission Merchants, g Pearl Street.
Butter r-The market for Western butter remains
very quiet owing to the absence Of any large s. ip
ping demands and the ext eme warm weather Sales
at about our last quotations, although holders are
little rmer in their views, without any advance in
price. We quote Western Reserve, choice marks, at
l6k to IKE; good marks do atI6 to I61kc and ordi
nary marks do IS to l6c Middle and Soathern Ohio
ifyellow and color and in neat packages I5 to
Ice ordinary lots do Il to Isc white and streaked
butter is slow sale at u to l3c; Michigan choice
marks from the southern section Of the State Toto
l7c; common Michigan a to - Illinois, Wisconsin,
and Ldiana in neat packages feyen color IS to Ice
do p to l4c. The demand for butter at pres
ent is mostly for choice marks at fall quotations for
home trade supply the place state which is held
higher and Is very scarce in this market We think
1t will not reach lower point for some time yet and
aud shippers Of choice marks can rely with consider
able certainty on our quotations for some time to
come.
Cheese-shippers bought quite freely early in the
week and the sock is now much reducei. We notice
per Africa, just arrived, decline in Liverpool owing
TO large arrivals and should not be surprised to hear
OF a much larger one soon, as the shipments have
been enormous We quote Ohio good to prime to
lOc fair to good do to &c; English dairy Ohio 81 to
I2c and in modera te d mand
Beef Hams Western new 2 bbl sI4,5O fol7.
Hams-smoked country Gu ed 6'S to SIC; West
ern in bags lu56 to l2c.
LaFd-Has been very dull but closes frmer We
quote No in barrels gi4 to s6c steam rendered in
barrels ~ TO 9Ao; kettle rendered in barrels 81 to
lOc and lie for kegs.
POrk-Has ruled dull and heavy under the pres
sure of heavy stocks and prices are easier We quote
mess new &l3 80 to l3,62kc prims slO 25 to III2H
prime mess neW Sl35O to l6 clear We tern now sI5
to 1878.
Beans-Haye been quiet and t.ere has been some
talk oflower prices bot VIC think without being re-
allied We quote mediums good TO prime s3,35 10
$40 marrows good to prime 3,i2 to 800; kidneys
good to prime 50 30 to 800; mixed parcels good to
prime $500 TO 3,35 Infe ior lots 80 to 3. Quota
tations for bea include packages
Eggs-The market is lower AID irregular with
great anxiety of receivers to sell on arrival Wequote
Western by express loss ch' Il to I5c; Western by
freight " loss Cf p to lie. Egg oats per bushel 60
to 65 cents.
Beeswnx Dull and lower sa'es Western yellow
at 42 TO 44c.
Seeds clover is dull and lower We quote West
ern prime new to Sc; Western fair to good to
71S,. Timothy duT at sI,25 to per bush Of As lbs
Flax Seed 81 40 to $50 per bush ofs5lbs,
WhIsIxy-Last sa'es at 40 to 45Jkc.
TaIIOw Western 81 to exc
Dried Apples Gcol to choice news to SIC:
fair to good new to &C. inferior and old 2 to &c.
WOoI-HoldeIs are ratherinclined to give way and
sales new cphave been made at 20 to 75o The trans
actions small, however, yet and but few ho,d-
ers willing to sell at the above figures.
Information furnished and business transacted by
H. DEUING, Western Agent. Office with Alcott &
Horton. Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.