Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-16
Report OF tho New York Market

For the week ending June l3, 1863, By John Boyce
| & Son, Commission Merchants, 6s Pearl-st.
Buuer-The market for Butter has been dull du-
ring the past week at decline of to &c from our
last quotations. Monday, holders being anxious to
sell, dropped prices to l9c for choics Western Re
serve and where SIC was offered in some instances
accepted it. The Englishmen ere still holding OF
for lower gures-some say l6c for selections, but
think when holders are wiling TO take Isc for best
marks Western Reserve it will sell more freely As
yet sales are small and stock accumulating. We
| quote Western Reserve best marks IS to lsc good
marks Il to Isc and fair do 10 to l7c in rkins and
tubs Middle and Southern Ohio, if yellow and evea
color in good packages, brings II to 49, ordinary do
u to l7c VIII te and streake6 Butter is hard sell
at I3 to l5c Michigan, from th Southern section Of
the State sells we'll up Reserve and brings II to l9c
for choice and 10 to l7c for common. Illinois, Wis
cohsin and Indiana, if yellow and color, is
worth II to lsc, if in neat packages We give the
above as prices obtained when sales made, but
they are hard to make and the rads as yet in Butter
is dull.
Cheese-There has been a decline in Cheese and
prime OhiOs have sold at lOc The demand at the re-
ductOn is good for export and think that dealers
vi do well to send along tn ir Cheese, when we'll
enough cured to ship with safety. We quote Ohios
good to prime to lOc; fair to good do to &C.
Beef Hams.-Western new per Dbl. sl2,OO to
5000.
Hams-smOked cOuntry-cured 6Jf@sc Western
in bags, 10 to Il5kc.
Lard-The market has been easier, but closes firm
er. We quote No in bbls. "a to s5c; steam render
ed in bbls 9Xto 9sc Kettle rendered in bbls 9A to
g75c, and lOHc in kegs.
POrk-The market has BEEN declining duriog the
week and the fall on mess amounts to about 81 per
Dbl. We quote mess sl2,OO to I2,I21k new prime
slO,25 TO 1875 prime S3,25 to SIS 90 new
Clear Western sl4,5O to $3.50.
Ashes--Pears are in demand at tg,6s; Pots, at
Is, 90 per 100 pounds.
Beuus-The market remains quiet. The small ar
rival of prime are, however, readily disposed of at
quotations. We quote MarroEs strictly prime 1926
to $50; Mediums strictly prims s. 25 to 325; Kid
neys strictly prime, $40 to $3.50 Mixed parcels
prime $3.50 to $685. Inferior lots ST. 80 to 800 per
bush (62 hs) Quotations for Beans include packa-
ges.
Eggs Have fuctuated somewhat during the week
and owing to the warn weather lots from the West
are sometimes in bad order. We quote Ohio by ex-
press, l7c; ordinary lots, by freight a to l7c,
cording to condition. We shall soon be obliged to
quote a" loss Of"
decentralization sells az IS to 4sc.
seeds-There has been good inquiry for Clover
seed and as the supply has been light prices have
been frmer. We quote Western prime new 96 to
gEc; fair TO good do sN to g4c Timothy is un
changed. We quote reaped choice per bush, 45 Ibs.
81 ,62z to l,9O Flax seed, American rough, s225 to
2, so pc bush, s. lbs.
WhisIky-Last sales at 4456c.
TaIIOw-Western in bbls. IOA to lie.
Dried Apples-GOod to choice 5& to6c; fair
to good new ~ 10 81; Inferior and old 2 to &c.
WOOI-There is no activity in the market and no
change in prices from last week Sales feeces have
been made at 65 to 7jc. We quote American Saxony
.s-,rnH. H.I1 4
American half and three-quarter Merino p to 70
American native and quarter Merino 65 to &c.
HS-Information furnished and business transacted
By HC. DEAIING, Western Agent.
Once with Alcott & Horton, Water-St., Cleveland
Ohio