New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER &c. 1864.

p H. the next class 16aI lie; medium or good iair
quality, l39l5c;, and 20 on down to cents; .,,,,
The great bulk Of the stock sells at l29loc. MAKING
the average 13ic which is half cent less than ,ass
week, while the low estimates Of weight are equal 70
another half cent upon some droves, Inc Inc MANY
first class cattle there not as many OF the lowest
grade though there that are only ut ior dog
meat. The weather at the opening was JUST AZ
bic for business could be desired though not uie
cold enough to suit the butchers The trouble with the
market too many cattle for the demand Inc num-
Der taken by Government this week and ior se'erai
weeks is very light. The sheep market remains much
as il was at last report-tha is overrun with stock of
medium or low quality and low prices. The TOP Price
If any in market appears to be &c 10 hVe weisht
At this some sold tn day averaged 100 ms III there
were any choice lots on SALE cents or higher could be
obtained Pelts average about 90 81. Reports from
wholesale meat markets represent them hard for seers
The swine market is quite full sales slow, ana pnyers
only disposed to buy at tc decline upon last quota
tions. which were lldl2ic. p ID, live weight.
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY," Bishop Mcllvalne
Of Ohio the President Of the American Tract Society
and the Rev Drs. VIM. Adams and J. NJ. Stevenson,
addressed large audience at the Church OF the Ascen
sion on Sunday evening presenting the importance OF
sustaining the Socieys benevolent work. II was stated
that in Its abors for the army and freedmen and o'her
missionary enterprises its expenses had so FAR exceeded
the receipts that renewed efforts must be made II they
are 10 be continued. Urgent appeals for coporteurs IN
the Northwest and California could not be comphed
with for want OF means. ,,
Dr. Adams alluded to the advantage of circulating
printed truth by the press which offered an opportunity
for all 10 work for God. though unable by their own
words 10 influence their fcNow-men.
The Bishop said. We say to the solder, BE hoi
weary in your labors and priyatons, ana he Is NOT
weary Neitser may be weary IN efforts for MS
spiritual welfare. in view Of the preservation OF our
cty from the recent daboical efforts to burn IT, II was
fitting that the churches should make Thanksgiving
offering benefit of those who are fighting against
the nsteators of that plot mus VIC snail recognize
the hand of God by aiding his cause.
BOARD OF ALDERMES.-ln addition to the
action Of the Board yesterday relative to the late incen
diary conspiracy. reported elsewhere, the following
business was transacted On the question of concnrrng
with the Board Of CounCimen in giving permission 10
man named Josh kimmons 10 erect recruiting ten'
I'm the Park Alderman Otwel supported the resolu-
ton on the ground that the man IN question was re-
turned and disabled soldier. Alderman Hardy pro-
posed 10 amend the resolution by inserting the words
and all other returned and disabled sodlcrr but tnc
amendment not being seconded fell 10 the ground ana
the gnal resolution adopted. n report was re-
ceyed from the Committee on Repairs and supplies. IN
favor of authorizing the Controller 10 adyeris. of ten
ders for contracts excayate all area around he 10
tunda in the Park signed among others by Alderman
Fox Alderman Fox objected TO the adoption OF tnc
report saving that be knew nothing OF H. nor could he
recoect signing any such report. The report was or
dcrcd 10 be- IecOmmtcd. Several resolutions were re
ceiycd from the Board Of Councilman. one IN ayor OF
granting the petition OF certain inhabitants OF the west
side of the city that a public market be authorized
for that side II the city, aud were referred to the appro
pirate committees Alderman Hardy reported rom the
Committee Parade Grounds, against the PROPOSED
instruction TO the Street Commissioners to set apart ana
prepare a portion Of Hamilton Squire as parade
ground for the First New York Volunteers. The report
was adopted. and the Board adjourned to Thursday
| next, at / O'Clock.