New-York tribune., 1841-12-02

sev Pennsylvania and some Of the River Counties Of
New-Yerk. We begin to receive pretty good article
generally ntr but invariably Some Of the farm
ers habit Of paniRg of upon their old crop,
ground and selling IN the early part OF the
son as new. miserable stuff and the joke has been
practlced about long enough. The selling price
from The boats and sl.ps 80 2i for bags of 100 b,
GAME is not plenty, and greatly demand. Veni-
coming 10 p.nufuly, bu; great call for it
H0GS.-Prces li!tle improved. Good bring
cents; very hcavy II cents.
HAY, by the quantity bales, 90 cents per 100 lbs
HOOP roLES-Good article for hogsheats, S. 5 50
per 100 o' erces, s. per 100; barrels s. IS per 100
poor article good-for FIRE wood and all bring nearly
much other bckory OAK wood for that purpose
hUTToN.-A large amount of mutton is brought 10
Newiork ready dressed from Connecticut, Long Leland
NewJesrey, the Counties bordering on the HUDSON
From the boats this way ,e for about 81 cents
per 10 IL almost impossible TO tell the ave'aee amount
brought way every week TO the city by reference
70 our weekly reper, Of the Cattle Market II will be seen
that tho crage number of sheep sod alive at the market
is i,tle short Of 300 rer week Ii Is probably not lar
nut of tho sy TO put down the weekly demand for sheep
in III, civ of New York 5000 the year round or for
the entire year at 100000 TINS at first view appears
large but as be ascsrtaned there are IN the
uored states abou, 100000 sheep In the State o;
New York alone nearly 600 GO0 Ours ought
to be- beyond doubt soon will be, "ooi-srcwinf
country Already some Of our American cloth, with
the best of the English French labrcs As improve
men,s are the manufacture the demand for the
cloths be increased and Of consequence Increased
demand for wool
We once heard an Eastern manufacturer remark that
this country would become extensive WOOL
growing country until Its population became fond o.
mutton. There is doubtless truth in the remark. But
how shall be taught TO become mutton eaters The
answ easy Let but good sheep be brought TO
markets fer sale. By good sheep, ~e mean such ss
are no, only young and healthy, bat such have had
keeping Of your lambs ard wcthers that
have been turned TO live hemock bark and hucke
berry sprouts Give such have had experience
III the clover field and tell tine difference between
cObs and meal.
At the Delaware Water Gap, few since
some of our New Workers who fond of occasionally
passing good natured joke their Philadelphia breth-
ren, put audiord up 10 serving his mutton the
table IN the and W Ie aud calling by the
of ueni,on 1t amusing enough TO hear those Pha
delphlaus who prido iheE selves their nice h
wines and delicate discrimination clam and fresh
water GELS praise up this veBison! 1t may be doubted
whether such joke could easily be practced by the
of nation led ald faleEcd dry oak leaves and
stalks.
POULTRY.-Our market places this week have been
fairly loadcd down with a kinds Of poultry, rom the
venerable goose, coIemporary with our grasdmothers
down TO the W-fcdged 0utumns chicken. Turkeys
from the soop aud boats, 81 cents per 10. Geese 81:
up 10 rs cents each. Fowls "A g.! per pair A.
near as we could Wednesday morning last
there in the