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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
N. v. Wholesale Price. of Country Produce,

FoR WEEK ENDING Fhs l8
Repoed by u. CoNoVER, COMMISSION Produce Dealer Nos
NS 1871 and 10 West W ashlngton Market.
APPLES-TheTe is little change IN the Apple mMke as
being solo mostly In the hands OF dealers and
has sound before i sold Good
sound Western Spitz -nbcTgs Greetings wor1 80
&6 s. ~ Dbl; Baldwns - - - / Dbl. T-nAn Sweets
- 50 = Dbl koxbury kUsscts, 81 81 e. obi Glho ~ets
sea 25 q bb Brown Russets aud other common irai'
% 504 IS 80 q obi Dned Apples AosiocA @IVe' 10 :
Souikrrn 7G9c y 70.
PEAcBEs-Dried RAW. y -.
CRASBEREIEs, SllG 81 = oh!. II,
NrTs-Chestuuts - % - b0shr; Ss,e and lerrcv hlcs
Nuts asa - q bushcl Western do, old a. - 3
b1shsl; Pecan Nuts, sc. y 10. ~,
weather J. letting them IN ia large Quantities tom Ns"Jeey
and Ions Island and prices have downward tendency c'p
sially the qualities Good Jersey MeroeTs are sell
ing - 7JQ IS - q ool Carriers - bs. J,!sey WAKE
Western MERGERS 81 > y bb. Ions Piuks, ~ - =
Dbl Yellow Pinks - ~ = bb Wh.es - - 9 pli Me
rinos - 3 bbl Northern Mcrovf- r. io 6. y bD,
Fesebbows W - q Dbl. Round Rcd - - o. Juue
furil -c,'ius rather plenty
md are .eJus 81 SiGrl 4. % bb; round .i~. bot
~. " Lit, sc q bb. G.s'c Oo.oi. prices
GOOD but pre- .pect Is OF good p'! 'i ' clt as
g. srnnd h now opt aood dry " te OnoA, .ng
$40 y Dbl. Reds g. ~ = bb-i lei'~ - -'1rs 50 =
hi beds on strings o. IS hundred "s'lc' ~ = hun
A. Cabbage peniieT than II las ecn ioT some ia and
a. sins Al s4Q 81 hundred for good aud - ~" - HUI
80 ,ar.ns Be.ts 81 S7Qf2 D. bb- Carrots, -lG - p
~ BOZ Parsnps o. IS bbL Hosse~-.sh ~ 20 - oo
PorLrRY il not plenty, aud good weid'e'stS uee
,rth ready sale; Northsrn Western lutseys ISf@t
NJ. q; e,c sQIOc ~ 10 Ducks iOlIc ID, CaAshs 70
1r} y ~ Jersey and philadelphs Turkeys s' M no.
.iae h 10; Chckess ll0l.ic ID Geese s@Io!A Y 10
Doh lodiac. 10. o., @, g.. rs.. 49,.
&c, ave ,:iu .cafce selling high Good SAKE hgss are
worth Ssc. y dozen, Western d., 59dSie- Shsh h"N
A. "a alSc y dozen jersey in baskets y Tor '13e-
VG.nsTlv mSIa,t 10 vel Supplied with Cam; F.T1idse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
Our Agents.

NesU. DzsBY. OSrss Co., and HOWARD srAee. 0t
sEvA supply the Morning Edition TIE TRIsUsE a. 4. p IA
p L. GILBEET tMasersn Bulding) and BELL hEkpkIoh
SOY Agents ALBANY for sale Of rHE IsiseAE
TRIBUNE can De- obtained IN ToRosro CAsaDs o. d "
CAsPgsI kiu- Mat two door. cast Of The CLs1e ohe~
TAoNAs Thomson Is Agent in IsDissAroLi iL@' ''
the sale Of THE TRIBUNE
D. KINs.LL& Co. No II Market square, are osFAtshs W
the sale ot THg TRIsvNE in PEoSioEAcE.
CARROLL T. SMITH near the Post-once, sfkscct, ~ q,
Ia. Tar DAILY WEEKLY and SEEMINGLY AHteh W
sale. -
Mr. wHw,ryss will supply friends In LILLE FALl'
with rHE TRIBUNE r..
WILLIAM P.rros, w.rIssrkY, Conn, receives is'
TRfBUsE llm. -
Rooru 1. oar Agents. TSLsTos j. for The 'ii'
{. .KI IkistAs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

The market opened this morning decidedly to the
al antsge Of buyers, as compared with last weeks
prices, AID we should say upon tue average fau half
cent pound, though in many cases they could not
80 i, and 10 wonder for the state Of the weather
few days past has been dismal enough TO obiterate
eL the good looks Of the poor bru.es that have been
exposed to II aud to-day the mud 10 the yards, alleys
streets, all around the ket place. Was worse
and the fog hung like pail over the dismal earth TIL
nearly noon, when cleared off and the sun came out
clear and warm 'nOus h to make hay. This resulted
very much 10 the advantage of sellers in the afternoon
particularly to the owners Of train of cattle thai
Arrived by the Harlem road after twelve oelNk. \
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
Philadclphia Cattle Market.

Tie supply Beef Ctte yesterday and today wa not .,
sod a. per report though me supply o. Gil Otae9 hao Vi
,,t,ck vs. equsl % he demand. except Of HOGS
BrHF CAITLE-Iae supply Of beef Cattle amounted 20
a0O bad u which readily - tou ~ ~ ~ es o.
+lCc n II 100 but feH selling a. tae hfstnsniec pcr
Pie ~. sold - - Is The stock "As IRON
G. .st.r Al q l. arca. er couut.es, Pa, AID Ono.
spEIP-This market well stocked the supply rsih4
g.ter than 4enand $50 were Oferee Du u
- rhe iqb sr1 y Il which they he4 OILY portion OF
.tsm vefe ,od :, pce, from -, 80 goa eaa
uoc.Tl. demand Swine gTeaeT than the supply
ugber IL market so headl were sooE sold a. ron
4sas9 30 2 100 n. -. . e., -, T.. ,,o,.;, =.
rs =. N the number disposed Of 80 head "re 'o.a a.
- ~ ~ 10 Z IS u So each, quality and coHa.'a'
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Arixsxl.

Ship Sunny South Pr wdA, Rio J'nero q days. with
coffee TO Napier, johnson Go. .,a.
80, 70 POST Snhn Co. Fec u In lon % ~ r.-.sa hieJ
Jones, Sailed company with 'hp frederish "'Ssa I'd
Bss Medor ooi Yawoutb Chandler Havana i'h iss With
Ia. been at inside c Of Sandy EoSl DAY. 10 @
Bari GeSfse Issms. reaSS S M.
nut: g Gsss.aq F:s e ai' q 20, lon 60 > spoke
Bris Isss Ccf Bo.ionl AeNe ST. rhom.. Il 1.,' -i,A
ship Centurion aud pass. from the same 'Sip s.
s' BIi. Samson Marr.s S. Mail. s. with Gotten sc ,e
Bns Cuba Tot Mnbridse Foster GARDENS Feb web sugar
and n'ola. 10 Thomps.n Hunter Feb s. la, p 10 Ion
so raised shp Yours fas OF Bath steering " EIpeeneed
hg ssSr 's sss b sas' asn . Wnassoa With
and cotton TO Se.rc.ss MOT 90 LED ks az
10 s 81 o. lon 10 So passed the poop deck Of aye lseS
Wmsttine Of New.York Tor Hampton Road. iSt lat. u
S. lon ~ passed vessel ot about S tuns bottom Up vas
sss outside Of c1fPer M s. Il lon 40 passed sssa
iy pine timber Feb H. tee > b. had eeaNy sA''
S s & Val ESwaTd ifo Hs@pion Road. day.
A. A. Low Bros being part OF the cargo OF 'hf
sebr Tsntsmount Davis from Hampton Roads to A. A. Low
schr. @. Taylor, Brewer Virginia, with oysters.
schr B. Edross snow ITsln,' with Oysters Oysters
Schr. Gil Bl. Decker, Virginia, with oyster.
Sehr. Brave, kohler, Virginia, With oysters.
schr Lucy Robinson Eliridgc. Virginia, with oysters
schr W. smith Smith, Charleston IL days, win COTTON &c
to Scranton L Tallusn. 49, -, ~ IL,
schr n 5. Rue, sopher, Washington, n C., days, WITH
nays stores TO X. Blossom Son.
Schr. A Hammond, Dean, Boston
Schr Rockaway, Abum, Virginia. with oysters
schr John Oliver CLARK NTsins, with oysters.
Schr. III. K Barnes, Barnes, Virginia, with oysters
Sehr Jas English Neal, Virginia. with oysters
schI. New Haven, LOnsstre.t, Nrsinia' with oY'era
schr Julia smith Crowel, Baltimore.
sAILED-stesmshps Aries shannon, for LveTpooii janice
Adger Turner, or Charleston.
WIND-Durins the day very light from W.
The steam tug Hun,res towed ship into Quarantine last
nisht sale TO BE- the Golden Horn . -
stesu ship Florida recently ashore Romer Shca came
al yesterday and lies at pier No. "a North Rive. 81.
has not received any damage and will leave again on Wednes
day next -. =, -. ., - -. =. - ..-t.,....
of the steamship Florida ashore on Romet .
The statement in Tuesdays paper OF tie sho Zurich
being hore Incorrect she bad been at anchor In tht
North River and carried down below Governors lsand oy
fhvr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

Aysssirr from l2dl4c T. 10 tor the meat Also two OF The
latest ever in NewYork 20 John Harris, Washington
Market - ..o o..
and 2-j for s. G. each. ,o-,.
coroiug quality pound for the meat $1,000 ,
Jas McCarty sold of IS O3 the lots
ayersgng al follows; - 40 %
10 at......$8 % 80 St.......s6 20 80 at....'ss %
II st. co ~ at........ rs Sil poor at.... p
A. Cham berins N. p. toge sold the following lots;
lCjM.............S5 W 10" a................e5 %
t3 - <O'
Total 59- average % 4O -, -,
some Sheep that driven around the break IN the Ere
Rosa az Nar:oburg eat ivy by the rosdde ana died OF the
N before they ackod The os borne BY the
rocsd with the Hbesy OF the managers 1t
is but upe Justice 20 railroad other common
caer. ever acted far and hsnorahe manner than
tie officer. If the Erie Road have done toward doVefs
SNINE-There stock taken alive y DEAD 20 market
more subject fluctuations and 20 be influenced O Tue STATE
OF the weather than hogs aud wIter passes WITHOUT
b.n time for g-droveTs. That particular BAD n Is no"
on hand and parties have unucAy arrived since tue
tLaw are obliged stand by looking al the brue' "aown
in the mud az wasting without any possible chance 70 pre-
find purchasers such prices as they Gun a1'fa 10
tske. =
e day wuie al the yards ana ala
not bear buyeEs TAX Of higher hgLre than &c Z ID ave
wei2Lt.
sales Of Ho for the ending Eco Is BY Miles Bart.
lett oruuis siou No ~ ash'ngon street
For j. Crow Licking Co Ohio-2O0 cornfed Pzs average
,to,, lOl H. AZ &c. For Crawford Cocke Lickns o.,
Obio-l6U Hog gross 10 10 al &C. rof JohI
Ssndelsop CsIlse Pa still fed Hog, dressed a. rMa4ei
=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

COFFEE continues firm and fairly active some reste to-
dsy ,bow Improvement last weeks prices OF "a OF
cent the sales include $500 bags RIO e. ailc ~ bags
Government Java at l5c, and 40 baRs Ceylon Al l2c
COPPER-New SneaDg is in fair request a. &c and ie!
low Metal al &c Refined lnsot has been 10 better r.
Lake Superior &c. Old Copper IL moderate
demand at ~ n &c cash.
COAL-Tke great change in the weather since this day wees
purcnsse spsDgy tue early opening OF
NAVIGATION Delaware and probably the HUDSON Rivers
cannot fell prevent further ia prices winch was ind
the inquiry shipping u limited frces O
Anthracite without change quote Peach Orchard %
IS Tor small and large size here and t19 20 - fo the
Brooklyn. Foreign without activity, aud prces are
nominal at s8ds9 for 0rel, and Sll 5Od sl2 for Camel
Common Bitun,inOus Goals are scarce.
CANDLES1he demsnd continues fair for Adsmantne tAe
sales for about 900 city brands AZ ld lc
Plain sperm ere selling 4lc Patent 81 DC Stesric a.
28d3lo.; MUD Tsllow al l2Oltc.
CFMENT-Domesc is selling at & II 25 Portland at $ia
81 81; Roman at G3 81, and Marble al s6QtS.
DRUGS AND DIES-CTeam Of Tartar mas advanced TO nc,
in consequence of favorable foreign adsccs sales also have
been usde Oil - 5Dd IS; Oil BeTssmot at f5d
al So Soda Ash at 81 6Sad Newcastle Bcsrb Soda
4!dilc; Sal Soda 81 ia I'll 81 rehnes Cphor ooc
mbIo Biadder lJ0l3c refined bosx AZ II d&tc trencn
Ouinno 95 English hydriodate Potash az % O1alic
Acid at 28dNc GsmbOge at SIC Para Tapiocs AZ 7.c Gala
bra Lcorce Paste 2 best CbiHa Rhubarb AZ 81 OPIUM
at g. 25; American White sugar OF Lead at l3c. ske
DfENOODS-D ing the past week good export deuan.
has prevailed for ST. Domingo and Jamaica LOxOOd aud sales
Effected At 50 rs - for the Tor ner
l40 50 for the latter cash in bond The STOCK IL
now much reduced and the market much hrmer We note
sale Of 40 Jamaica LOgwood At elt mos NcsaSus ana
r. d Woods are still scnct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

IN .feaA.s.p africa Jor LserpoSl-ChAs L. Il ','
8, III hl,uors: M ard Mrs DonoAnei d.. All aia =.
bTss ebYdrfn md uarse Mr and Mrs o. "rsi
Mr. and Mr. Charles Moore, baltimore MY s,'
j. ~ LOPEZ and two children, Spain Ne. y WsSsI Germa'
49, ioh, CANT BENZ Gregory, @. Gregory Ch.s houh,
- EIiotsn. v Y MeKin, Bait. H. A. G.rs,t, N. T.
Fl, an.ter Boboken Sylvester Burke, Noeees 81 HIscb-
~ - Sra.l Kefsan Cincinnati; Richard CARY Bos.
NV. $50 Y. o. X. johnson. De.-ot; p. II. Walker,
Bs B. CrgL ~ Ru'st', y T., Ts9a Dods'en. Maa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
Whaless.

Az a, Newport llth shp Zenss Colin Rose Kolak Sea
Holouu Aug 49, and tor Nantucket with 10 Dds P g<
10 b. oil and 3,NU u bone Sent home % oos sp 1O 40
WI. eli AID - hone. ,. 90
Hard nom, Nov. g a, Y 0n. Il W., hiP Gay
He4o, Lowen, New Bedford ciesn
etter brig Altsa tsher, 81 sPpican fsp
the Island DeOs Coast Of Affic Dec WHO ~ pos 'P
20 no. biz oil leaving The Western lsaE-l' 'p A.
told. Expected 70 be home 10 April .
spokeJan !9t Il 20 Ion 80 ~ (correctsd shp StsNs
FROM New BedfoIc P.cihc Ocean -
Jan. J. IL - lon - shp Richard Mitchell hpsiNc
a c. ava from ElgaItowU, with 81 60is. sP.
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The fOlIO~mg Is 'VPy UI VDo OI -ItT Ut 7rJ"ucV'o"
7antsd nv Judge Davies in the cut against the New
Haven Railroad Company:

Haven Railroad Company:
SUPREME Court, CITY AID CoUN1Y OF SEE.foRg:-
(eolse Carpenter, Washington r. NernIye aud william NJ
Vermiiye sg Ncw-YOIk and New Haven Railroad Com
paDy and William Benent 49,. o..
Or reading complaint in the above action, by which Il
sppesIs that plaintiffs entitled 10 the relief Claimed
attached thereto and the said planins
having furnished satisfactory security by undertaking with
motion OF Burn, Dawson Burrlll attorneys Tor
PLAINTIFFS IL ordered that the said The Newfork aud
New Railroad Company and its officers agents aud ser
wants the defendant Wism Bement treasurer tnefeo
De and they hereby enned and restrained from paying the
vidend declared by the sand Company and payable on the
18th February ntt portion thereof and from declaring
ary dividend upon of stock OF the said Company
and appOprng, permitting TO be used or sp
propated property funds assets or Effects OF said
thereof dividend OF the stock Of tne said
FeS IS. ISL. HENRY Z. DAVIES.
The construction trains on the La Crosse and Mil
YANKEE Railroad ran al the way from Milwaukee 10
Portage few day since. The regular through trains
would have been put before this but for the cold
weather.
On the 10th inst the bill authorizing the consolda-
non of the Chicago st. Paul and Fond du Lac Rail
road Company aud the Wisconsin and Superior Com
many passed the Senate of Wisconsin after various
amendments The connections with other Railroads
ere amply provided for by an amendment, drawn up
With great care.
Our Southern sdvces report that the New Orleans
money market is in perurbed condition. Some OF
The banks are supposed 70 have overrun the limits In
making loans prescribed by their charters, IN conse-
AueDce of the large stock OF cotton, ami hence depu-
taton from the State Legislature has been sent TO make
an investigation.
The greg ate Of the atcnents Of the Boston Banks
for the two weeks past was as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
Market, CAREFULLY REPORTED roKTHz TRIsrsr


ASHES-The market j. better r Poe, The detnAId 10 A
~ 6.Iax7 IS Pearls are duh 81 e2s the stock
eop,ists Of 80 bbls Pots nd $50 bbls. Pearls.
BOOTS AND sHOBS-Tbe resumption OF communication
Win the E.rer States has en bed forward their
cts with freedom and The assorments now resnJ yr
the inspection Of Southern and South Western o9ye' now
well made up AL parties 10 exercise m1cb CAUTION ~
h. movements purchasers being unwilling 20 sccete 20 the
hsh rates 90 universally demanded Prices rule IN favor OF the
seller and the tendency s upward There scarcely any
tbif dong tor shipping. -
BEESWAX-Am.rican fellow Is quiet; quote at q a
233c ,s-
BRICKS AND TILES-No change bs, occurred ia prices
Mali Tiles sui eel esd SO Enssh Ni,rihed Ppes ell al
75c a -
Wequote ..-.oo Al
Hard North Riv.. 81 zJf - 50 Bath v1
Phnsdelpba..... 1s 600 % 20 We,sh.::. ese 20 y o
Collabprgh... 0Od 10 90 Sto1rbhdge.. 40 coo - 10
COTTON The msket very animated, chiefly Of in
ran,u lots the reach 1000 bales a. ful pces zoe
weei Il O bales Of which 10 0J were IN
r.p,n The cleaTauce the 9th inst sum mp lzoO sas
10 the following destinations: Liverpool 10 0j1 0lasgow 81
Antwerp s92: Mar lilies 1884, Hamburg, 3d. and BJtteTtiun
"a. We r. peat former quotations, 40 follows:
NEW-YORK CLASSIFICATION.
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Receipts Of Produce.

r. N, Fir Ra,roaS-Ss6 pk1s. Provisions 100 bags f.ou
reo O. Wuest $40 co. Oats 253 bol. Flour l~ Dds Ll'
lse Batter, 90 bids WHISKY i>'' ''oe' 'AAe -
r. he Hrd,on Rrer Railroad for e resk ending Fes r
ss ,sd Cse DO Calves 400 do shese, go 90 i've iioz'
~ 90 dtssd DO pkg. Poultry. ~ DO -Four ol9 90 raP
- 70 Wkssy Ia Ale and Beef " d. tolT u. D-'u'
a., "a DO .r - as Feed % do. Peas Al do rotA"-.
49,, ay . tgns Pa Iron, -1o sides Lesiaer 100 5-l'
a. Ink.
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WHALEBONE-The market is quite buoysnt but the de
and is limited the moment; the last sales Ct Ohoss at
New Bedford 7sc. We quote South Sea az oj Gtc
Northwest Coast at 7Oc OcLotsk d75c and Arctic Os
WHALEFOOTS quiet the last saleshere were at &C. al
New. Bedford they quoted At ga BE- "a
WINES-A fair demsnd prevails AZ full prices Gales 30 a.
casks Sherry ~ 81 $50 81 20. 49,,
WHskY-Jbe nquiry Is fair but the supply is light sales
Of 0 bbls at % &c. which is better and Drudge Al 900
tine and interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

efkvvsr, De recsn. siees FROM London have -
bao,s, ey TO The ms het sales having becn efeced there w.
sss tbe t.nde7ry strongly upward A. bo.Ds ~
edessc has been Done holders there hrt
their petersio1s sales Of so bags @ ne spo' a.
81 = hu.h held higher he co-e a5e We learn ey
:sIer sph that cAJro AS purchased al 49,
SALfPETsR-Ai Boston The last sAles Of crude were 81
Tie nos. duty paid. -
sOAP-Cntle IL steady; SO oIs have beer sold -
iOlc from vessel, and l0fc from store.
fEAS-Gre-rs have become more Sve, rood oness oss
been Young Hysons full s;es BAehs eontnue 70
.ped demand the advance Our quotations. shoE he in
provement in al kisds snce his day week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

POTATOES AND TURNIPS-No Change hiss occurred IA
Inces. The receipts viii be srger as soon as the Rei o
Which mud weather prevalent Is soon eXpei
Sales W,,tern Reds At - Is e b5Li ia - - ol
rcers $Sd - So TITAips sell al ~ 0'
" aud & IS for Ru'si4
RlC IA 'e s doing and pre"s weAi hrHeI 'o-''
TIE tos. q: - DIE according 70 qNa4ty
SUGARS steady, there disposition 20 pre' sales %
aoat criy Of holders are no oferng
Ronutd STEADY with moderate tTansaetOls sales Of
hbcs. DenAara SIC $50 hhds. Cuba MUscOvsdo 3d
and II bAs Havana II Is also 7J haas Cuba &C.,
q few Ghds. NelGaA a. II.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........
C1eArel.

s,,Snship-JSne. Adss Tarner Charleston, ssofo-d Tee
tor
ships-S. Gre-nmAn Webster. New Orleans w T. frost
Lebanon Hamilton. New -Cr.eaUs Stanton L Thompson
Buks-Sohdr PAslson Charleston -; Golden Afs, 1ts-
christ, Galveston, Wlena9, Diglon 4 Coz AEnA NHl~
Rkodes P-rAns
Bric-LaurettA DunbN Psra and muse., bnrde'; No
he Frsdouia Lord C,entuesos Richmond. H0psns, Cen
m. so. = 81 Hamilton, B1er. Mobile Esxie a HAZARD
schoouer,-JorAs Sp1is Rogers CITY Point, master, hu-
net Lord -. Johns T. Knight Endicott Philadelphia.
W II. Rui.n Rose, Georgetown .
Propeuer-DeswAe Co pee PhlsdslphA sAnoiords Line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

Shad from Savannah are now received and are cell
ing for 81 each. Mos; varieties of fresh fish more
abundant, and prices have declined from l. to Is 2
cent.
There is large supply of vegetables in market, but
spectators finn, AMI seemed determined TO con
tinue prices at very high figure.
The recent floods have stopped the supplies OF pou
try from distance and the supply MT bein equal to
fhe demand, the prices have gone up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19

FURS, ScTht demand Is quite uni,c and prices io mos
descriptions downward tendency IAe extreme
prccs which Mink last have induced receipts
dian ever b,Crc and thOse have forward ~
date than the they much
sIatT bei SLOWED their tuh growth and have
suffered cecIe. particularly light and pale co..
Mu.kr.t lave iaeu ~. T. and Oppcssun much
'Ac a the London only o
the catalogue sold remainder beng withdraw price,
satisfactory Understand thA: they VIII be shipped
mkiktt. Rago,n Ao lover but Oers snd Red toN
little pics solaI, and omit
cue tsiions or the present.
fLAN-Ihciei nothing Of momeu' doing II domestic %
foreign: tie supply tsi1 OH bu pnc irregular
Oaio River; tlC latter j. oUlr al li IL
kEA1uERS-PIime Western selhas ai,a.G -c ana Ten
nesice - sOGt-c. ,
GRANT, make : lower A1d unsettled ior What; the
1850 bush. waite southern
yesterday IS coo bush Dlw4ukce Club q; - g.
i've heavy tAc G-rlAa4 isir 4es Of 200 bush Prtste
terms We quot. a. Sud Northern as O4f
60 g. for Jersey fS05ie for STATE
" Western. Corn rmer aud In request for
port trad, and Ac sses Of 5000 bush 7sQ7c
Tor Western mixed in Southern Ete uominA at
=, soc ana yellow - C17c ali q4iie While
Beans dl, 90 ~ - s.,sL t.aaaian Peas in AE
C,usnc ~ tS.
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.te Of the statements of the Boston Banks
Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price of the prin-
eipal articles of Farm Produce in the City of New
York on Wednesday Feb IS:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-19
NRw.yORk CATTLE MARKET.

RFyvFS MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SWINE, SHELF
aud LAMBS the numbers received in the city week
and seIbe prices general remarks made from per-
sops observation by SoLoS ROBINSON, expressly tor TIE
EEwYoRK TRIBUNE. every "wednesday the great
weekly market day OF Buuoeks At AueTtons l"Ahnsson
Drove. ardl Forty fourth street
RULES OF THE MARKET. 50.
TIVE SALTS OF B1EF CATTLE are msde at price ssfeea
hesd-the value 10 calculated upon estimated weight OF
the quarters When Beef 10 quoted At lOc T. 10, bullock ha
will dress of hide aud fat brings SBO Beeves
ere mostly sold by Cattle Brokers' who regular comms
sion sLesmen, who receive me STOCK ana sen ssnsrAy m
credit charging the owners commission Tor sses
guaranty. The brokers also buy Groves and sell on ue
own account Dovers farmers be their own aesuen
but sales for cash do not realize much as brokers se
VEAL CALVES sold by the pound live welght aud sne
Ally first quality from TO 7tc second quAlty ~ DC
n that IT, calves only two or three days od-sIe
sold Of 90 much head Of them at 81 ga ~ Autumn
Or grss calves months old range from % TO ~ mead
uIe the value OF Al ordinary Cow Is gov
byt the her weight tat ana sd
aims lew dollars Sometimes Cows sell very much higher than
dis on OF fancy supposed or warranted food qls
Ties Cow OF common stock, with young ait VII
ordinarily ss for s55Q SIS and extra fine $50 100
and some ordinary looking ones sell at %
SS $50 So SIS vNyug according to the qlicknes or
dnnes of the market which will be- noted each week from %
10 IS head upon different trades -, IL,
SHEEP LAMBS sold az price agreed v nesd-siuon
bv live weight The value estimated upon the supp sed
weight price of pes Tue pce OF common sheep
fIon Is. Lambs early IN the season sell st prices
equal Sc + 10 for the meat AID through the se4ron
from 80 rs t. head about l0c y n Tor the neat Inc
Sheep Brokcrs sales Of Sheep and Lambs the past year $40"
The oowins figures prices OF droyes In January
as 5Ou re e5 IN April. S5d IS - Ia July, S25ldSb 10
October 5d 81 Sheep are generally estimated 10 dress
naf their live weight
SWINE are mostly received by railroad from Ohio Indiana
nos and Kentucky and sold either by live weight OF net
mostly sold before arriving or soon AFTER ana driven a
20 the slsueherpens The alepens are Aertons b1
Head and AZ the Union Drove Yards At the
erd Of Forty second For prices this week, see
nd head of SHiQ