New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-21

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7r 81 reported 8, TOT, market forty 3urt 3 27i
We g'cs' to-dsJ are quo.sd a. follows.
F.ist ........'.'.'.'.''.....nts2
&ediGni ar
s ~ 100 Rs:;., . :3:5
me sezeIsl average Of ID. marie. stimuli a.
re ~ss o the ,.iss I.lge i[.n rs % 10.
m psb. Of B.ev,. receives n ss oJ ri. week eO7
qsi d "a Ssa3 les. tSs6 lass week 40 s75 sesa ss s1
the average OF year The number Wsones
sI "a scI. ss he.s s thai TIE average sad 81 ae.S
less than 1is day week.
Tie following droye' arr IN ntIket this week;
CHARLES 26lOs Duuc.a..........."i2
TIo,eI rlOuPOn.......5lW Brown ...........'.''i5
vm r utys.........32P Porter "ech ...........S2
Understandable rea1............l9
VIM L. se6eD............i5 HsIns Gsnoy..........is
l.. L. A. 81 AIeIto1.... .......5s
Thomas Calls, m.........45 WIN Harris. Ky........57
ia. r.dk Fall as 4 ~
Wm p SeIsiyTe, IsS D. G calvti Ky.....T
WIN P Mcintyre By....,. 81 3ilet Tofsy il.....,..is
bcCo@bsT 4 Co, Mch....SO woooraH Dlaiey aieh..se
O. II. Ssstabe O.........G Heath Dresser nsh.....47
Mead holcomb, O.......48 Alexander Csssell, I.lm
10 o-Ie O..........gs huId Capada ..........Si
Hsluu Valentine M.....59 r. Alexander Il....,..287
george AJrsut Mich .....SS Alexander Fitch I.....8l
George Ayrsu In.......5 Nm. Florence, u.........f3
,. Bartlett in.........lII. earyey Mch.......95
H. Ecssein, Mch.,.....Z2 Norris Hoc0mb Coun.....J5
5 Etsinwrisbt, In....."....s7
TgO fusr days for outdoor business seldom come
together even our Spring months than the 80 we
have had for this seeks Cattle market. The opening
day wss cold enough in the morning for sharp iros,
s out Of the city, and 10 the middle Of the dsy just
comfortable IN Winter costs the ground dry aud not
itse dusty in the city. The weather as well s3 the
decreased supply Of stock hsd some effect upon prices
60 q at those Of this day two weeks fully man
tanned.
Tee prevailing opinion Tuesday appeared to be that
only some 800 900 cattle voali be in market 10
tue Forty ourth-stIeet yards this week bat on count
irg up q night found 2 l3j, and this number III
cYessed this morning 10 IA. We do not think half
tie Gait yarded on Tuesday sold-the butchers
pretert appeared very unwilling to meet the more than
hs cent advance upon what they PAD last week. and
This beng passover week" there was an almost To-
Isl Absence Of Jews, who form very large buying
clement the trade the lar. est cattle saus
il the city, is owned by Jew firm, VINO xii over 100
q week. So that owing to the advance, and conre-
qoent holding back, nod the absence Of So msny buy
ere the Tuesday market appeared very doll, and bust
meas closed early.
The general quality OF the stock wss good-s large
portion of dstillery cattle ana weilied ONE Ken
lucky and Illinois drOves were offered Some whole
droves averaged 12c. e 10, and not annual fig TO
Xii sold at ess than Zoe. Working Oxen were scarce
ard held 90 high tina: several country buyers refused
to take t1em at prices freely paid by butchers.
The cunent prices Of yesterday were fa'ly main
tailea to-day on all the best lie, though a few
heavy Connecticut Oxen sp2earsa to hold bsck at
prices consdered only equivalent to 20 Tne market
was also little more dull today for the very toughest
sor Of Oxen and hsffed Steer, but could near Of
% efs at lees than &c., sud ,Link the only sales
70 zoe ri sss this week were for stock decidedly urtt
sokq The average of oil sales although quoted at
orly lc higher than last weeks average, wss in pIO-
pctnon stu greater because the average quality Of
lie stock is much better. The number OF cattle 10
market il Lot much short OF last week a. to war
raut the advance; 50 must look ~ other causes.
One Of these may be found in the fact that most OF
the stock is in the hands Of salesmsu WHO have pur-
chased 70 at high figures for speculation Ony thiok
Of man bold enough to pay Sl25 head Tor Cattle at
Albany 70 bnDg here to sell again
10 correct errors about tire number OF Caftie M
market when il is SAD there ie small supply, We VIII
state that the number reported at The Forty-fourth
street wards IN 9ry week-eXcep March 81, 49, ghen
there zero 933-hAs not been been below 900 since
April = lSjS when there were si snd the prics q
fret. cass lO5 lie and average y.c jan ~, 1873,
the nun Der Vss $50; Feb. 10 l,1uO FEB. 81, StO
March B. Sl3. These were the only markets m 1898
when the number was below , 900 head
A. is fortunate for beefeaters, vel az droyers,
that the active warfare between railroads has reduced
freight upon stock 10 very low figure, particularly
hom Illinois II is aIsO fortunate ths. pssturage 10
coming forward unusually early, since sppeers to 10
tie almost universal opinion that beef cattle must le
high until grassfed beef begins 10 come in-prooaoly
az HIGH as II cents for all really trgtclsss stock. In
fact we heard one OF the oldest au1 least sPeculanS
cAttle-brUk IN the market say, yesterday ne
thought prices woud rule higher on tle average Tor
tie rex, three months than IN any three months 10
twenty years past.
OF course we cannot pretend to tell whist " be,
W. can tel what has been and will tell what VII be
from week TO week nearly true as truth can be OBJ
Is ned by perseyerDg Industry IL gathering hiorms-
tou.
The CHEST rsrge Of prices that refer 10 ap'
pears 10 have prevailed in May. 1850. Conmeucins
iu March. the 7! dlf o. In Apr4i s-u@ray