New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-02
New-York Cattle Market-AUc. l.

Reported fer The TRIBUNE.
BEEF-The number of Beeves in market for the last two
weeks has been comparatively small and better feeling
begun prevail, though the Improvement in prices is
not sufficient be definitely stated II will bring The aver
age price up about Sc per 100 lbs dead weight Much
the largest number Of the Cattle sold now by the head
and the price per 100 lbs only be estimated Ihcre
were few cases in which would more than equal Sc 90
There were rs sead left over from last week. and 1913 re-
ceiyed About $50 OF the fresh received came down
the North River, but mostly from the Western part oil
the State A few from Connecticut and about 4eo
from the South or the West via Pennsylvania and NewJer
sew so head were sent Brighton and all the rest sold e1
cept %.
AuLCH COWS-There were SIS Cows and Calves IN
market including Ole last week 40 were sold at $2o
SSs, according TO quality.
SHEEP-In market 1900 head including 200 leit over last
week All but 800 were sold. Sheep at 81 50 "a and
Lambs mostly 81 So superior at 81 90 and the pest III
market at 81 rs.
PORK-There has been during the week good supply
of North River Shoes 81 cents and the advance OF cent
realized the previous week has not been sustained sied
hogs from the nesborhood of Albany were contracted Tor
al 8 cents h. live weight. There is Of course, but little
trade in dressed hogs at this season. hut the few which are
sold by the large butchers the smaller dealers command
Al II cents h. per whole hog
HAYS still dull, and large supply coming to market,
prices fell The range the close 81 rs cts per 100
Inc loose nv the load new hay Si Sc cents New Straw
is brought in though great extent and sells al -
s. 50 per 100 bundles, generally s. 80
The Life and Speeches Of " Fhs Ghmy,
Me- price l2 centSor sale at tue ONCE OF Inc
Agents supplied at 81 per dozen.
NJ The First Anniversary the Youths TEN.
Society of the Camine Cnurcn imn
varickstreep viii be celebrated This ueSay' h'es'
he Annual Report will be read and several interesting
Addresses, Recitatons &c may be expected from 'ne HE'LL
bers OF the Society and Others.
The exercises OF evening will also be nterpesed
with appropriate Music by the Choir OF Inc Church
nf Civ. and all who ee interested III
advancement of the cause OF juvenile temperance are m
collection will be taken up in aid OF the funds Of the
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NJ New RotnnicuI Text Book.-The Bosanl-
cal TexB Book for Colleges, Schools and Private e'udeh''
Part l. An introduction 10 Structural and Physiological
l Botany. , -
account of the chief natural families OF the vegetable King
DOM and notices of the principal ohcna or Otherwise USE
full plants Illustrated with numerous engrayings on wood wood
BY Asa Gray NJ D. Fisher Professor OF Natural History
Harvard nvss 6 Ss sns Sr sss by
II Boarlers yvnn1ed-A few respectable b; board,
ers wanted 80 walkerstreel. near Broadway y2 Inn
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pThe Laly No. of the Southern Litera-
nv MessenCer received, and for sale at this Office.
Agents supplied. Single numbers so cents
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| ChamberSstTeet and broasway. " ~ " "
NJ sewers and vaults made Of Hydraulic Lime
mortar will he strong and durable as ii made OF inc De
HYDRAULIC Cement, much saving OF une ana oui que
fourth Of the expense Hydraulic Lime costs out apout
one-ha and will make twice much mortar as tue
| lie cement " Jei
~ For saIe.-A WIG NEWSPAPER, in one OF the
mos, popuous villages the Hudson River Subscription
| scod-adverts xcelent-iob printing valuable.
practical printer would find lucrative investment The
only reason OF proprietor for wishing to dispose OF the
establishment is the state OF his health, which requires
more active occupation. Terms For particulars In
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NJ Wanted TO borrow, the of $500 first mort
rare of fertile and productive Farm of 100 in Eric
Co Pa under good cultivation, and worth AT least
50 oeo The advertiser has uancumbered warranted
deed direct from the State and will pay any reasonable
rate for the loan repaying four annual payments, or
all at the end of three years may be preferred inquire
NJ the Editor of the Tribune, who Is well acquainted with
the ~. ,dverti.sr and mis- premises jy7d
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| GouRAup's Vegetable Liquid Rouge
| GoUKlup's Vegetable Face Powder.
A, ORIGINAL once 81 walkerst, door from Broadway
| jyl5 Inns
| u spencer,s limitation Moleskia Haaf.-
This pular article is commended to the public pecu-
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elegance and durability completes successfully with The
most costly Hats worn. Price s. % SrENCEk,
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NJ To Printers.-A Printing Office suitable for
newspaper, book and job work nc- aIng presses TYPE,
&c for sale al bargain this city The location e1-
cel,en, and The entire cos moi over Payment may
be made in work address Box 1885, Park Posl0fce.
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