Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-21
Report Of the New York aIarkel.

Report Of the New York Market.
For the week ending July Is, 1858, by John BOyte
& Son, Commission Merchants, 50 Pearl-St.
Butter-The riot, which commenced here Monday
put almost a stop to trade of all kinds for the first
four days of the wee6 and the sales Friday and Sat
urday were not of sufficient extent to give very reli-
able quotations, for Gold and Exchange and sales
were made at rather lower figures for Butter Ship
pers not buying TO any extent. We quote Wes-
tern Reserve choice marks I6& to l7fc; good marks
do 10 to l61fc; ordinary do Is to l6e. Middle and
Southern Ohio, if yellow and color and in neat
packages i to l6c ordinary lots Il to I5c. White
and streaked Butter slow sale at u TO lac. Mieh-
gan choice marks from the Southern section of the
Stats 16toI7c; common Michigan II to l5c Illineis,
Wisconsin md Indiana in neat packages, il yellow
and even color IS to common lots do Y to l4c 1t
would seem as though the lowest point had ben
reached on Butter; still, should God aud Exchange
continue decline prices would go lower as tie Eu
ropesn market is not as high as last yea. We think
we can Place some choice lots OF Butter dCring the
next four weeks at good figures it will bring
later in the season, as have quite home demand
for choice marks June Butter and should advise par
ties having suchlots to send them along in preference
10 holding till Fall.
Cheese-The market for Cheese has been qniet,
and the continued decline in Foreign Exchange has
a elndency to check shipments, although the asking
prices are unchanged. We quote good to prime Ohio
TO &c; fair to good do7 TO &c English dairy Ohio
90 to IO5kc ard in fair requ st.
Beef Hams-Western new per Dbl 81 20 to sl7.
Hams-Smoked country cured 81 TO SC Western
in bags lO4 to l255c.
Lard-Is dull, but quotations are unchanged
We quote No in bbls. % to 95tc Isteam rendered in
bbs ezsc to gAc; and kettle rendered in Is gAc to
nuuE nnTg e. -
POrk-Ihe market has been dull and prices are
lower. We quote new mess $500 to sl3,75; prime
sO,5O to sI,25 prime mess $3.50 to sl6Ooi new
clear western sl5,5O to I6,OJ.
Ashes--Pots declined early in the week, but closes
steady at s725 per 100 hs Pearls are entirely NOM
inal
Benns-There has been some enquiry for Beans
from the Government codtractors here, ia view Of
which holders are asking higher rates. stocks
much reduced and should the contractors also be
short prices will advance. We quote Marrows good
to prime s5,i5 to s,65; Medium, good to PRIME $50
to 345; Kidneys, good to prime, 49, to 1896 Mix
ed paroals good to prime $500 to 1885 Inferior lots
500 to 800 per bush (62 Rs) Quotations for Beans
include packages.
Eegs-The riots have have largely decreased the
demand for Eggs, aud with liberal receipts pri
ces a. very irregular. They should be packed in
Oats at this season of the year, We quote Western
by Express, ' loss off," 1919 to Ike; Western by
Freight, lOss of, l5c to lie. Egg Oats per bushel
co to 6j cts.
Beeswnx-LOwer and inactive. sales at a to 46c
for Western yellow.
seeds-Clover seed is heavy and lower. Western
prime new 81 to &c fair to good * to SIC Tim
othy is steady at 200 to 2l2 for choice reaped ger
bush IS Bs. Rough Flax ssed $40 to 25O per bush
56 rs.
Whisky-DuIl. Sales at SIC to 45Izc.
TaIIOw-Lower. Sales Western bbls at 81 to IOc
and hhds. 10 TO lOzc.
Dried AppIes-western good to choice new &c to
65c fair to good SC to &C. and inferior and old &c
20 &c.
WOOl-The market is inactive, manufacturers not
becg inclined to buy a. old prices and holders still
holding firm at about SOC for the new clip.
HS-InfOrmation furnished and business transacted
by H. c. DENIING, Western Agent.
Office with AlcOtt & Horton, Water-St., Cleveland
Ohio