New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-27
CITY NE WIS.

RECEPTION BY Co. b. THrRTY-sEvENTB
REGMEHT-Co. OF the Thirty-seventh Regiment
n. G. S. n. T. give their reception at their armory.
corner Of Broadway and Thirty St. next Fri.
day evening the entertainment consisting Of grand
promenade to DO followed by dancing, &C.
| SEVENTH REGIMENT BATTALION DRILL
The right wing of the Seventh Regiment n z S. NG..
will have a, battalion drill Friday March 30, and
the companies comprising the LEFT wing wil assemble
for the same purpose on Saturday, March 81
Bulls HEAD, Monday, March 26.-Down
last week. and up this That is the brief report OF the
cattle market Up SIS or so head. Up higher than
prices we're two weeks ago. Upas high even, accord
ing to quality Of buocks they have been for months
Up so high and with such speculatng spirit ruling
the market that few droyes here in first hands, and
several changed hands after they arrived in the sale
Yards and one drove sold Wholesale the scales al
Sc 80, average ], Isl 10 Iowa steers were resod AZ
commission" TO patty WHO retaled them az ahothef
commission. Another drove resold at ~ head al.
vance reaied at handsome pront; ard the great
mass of cattle here have retailed at lGd lee y ID. few
very rough specimens have sold at 30ifc, and good
many none too smooth at ia &C., and some although
called only lec., will prove yU2Oc., and nothing very
extra in quality at that Now what has caused all this
commotion at Bulls Headi Why simply this; There
only 1850 bulOcss here and large portion OF these
Of light weight and only medium quality aud so Tar as
to-day count the supply OF tue week. the NUMBER
Ia only 7jf which Is entirely Inadequate for the de-
mand. The inevitable law oil supply and demand
has had its legitimate effect and advanced the
price. The market, it is tue, has been
baed" perhaps cent higher fI ian. ,rsS wOq hs
tween droyers and butchers, and higher than can DO
maintained with liberal supply in market. The
weather to-day is Of the most outrageous March type
cold to severe freezing in the shade. and vino every
where, searching, cold and strong The cattle WIZ Do
nearly all sold to-day, Notwithstanding many butchers
will not buy at the prices but to MORO" they WIZ ks
ell and beg for There is fair supply of sheep In
market many Of them SO poor that butchers wii noe
buy them by weight These sell at sag 80 head For
good stock trade is brisk 5dsc. per b. extra good.
slc; ordinary. 7d9 cents. Only twelve cars OF hogs
were in market to-day and for these trade Was brsk az
ll40 &C. per 49, with rather Of an upward tendency
At any rate the demand is sharp enough to take al the
stock IN market before noon
BOLD RoBBERY--A SAFE BLOWN OPEN
Early yesterday morning party of burglars forced
through door into the liquor store OF
Patrick Conway, No. 22l Avenue A. One OF Herrings
safes which stood under the counter in the front Of the
store was dragged by the thieves through the stors
into the back yard turned face upward ol some blank
cts with which tie thieves had provided themselves.
and then blown open by means OF inserting iuse CAD
powder in the lock. The contents consisted OF postal
currency In packages to the amount OF s2so So IN
loose currency go in pennies, diamond ring valued
at S35; dozen silver forks marked X. Nick. to b.
McK" valued at sl25 onehaf dozen silver teaspoons
marked "R McK.;" three large dessert spoons
marked "R. Mex; :" check for $500, drawn to order
I
way three $40 coupons second series, payable IN
June next-atogether Of the value Of $1,000. These
were secured by the thieves. who made their escape
with the plumber. and trace Of them has yet been
discovered.
ROBBED A RoOM-MATE--James L. Barroll
was yesterday arrested by Officer Matthews of the
First Precinc, on the complaint of Benjamin E. Cartier.
The complainant states that Saturday night last he
occupied a with the accused at the St, Nicholas
Hotel and that on the following morning. be latter
arose before the complainant and took from his pant
aoons pocket $40 in Treasury notes. AFTER the ar
rest of the accused he confessed having stolen the
money, and a portion OF 1t was found In house IN
Cedar.st. Justice Bowling committed the prisoner.
| An ALLEGED BURGLAR.-The dwelling OF
Mr. Albert L. Brainerd, No. ls6 West Twenty fourth
ST. entered by burglars the night Of the 18th
inst through one Of the front windows and robbed Of
clothing 10 the amount Of $500 officer Riley OF the
Sixteenth Precinct yesterday arrested James hlernan
who at the time of his arrest wearing one OF the
coats stolen from the above residence He could nos
account Satisfactorily for the possession of the article
and committed by Justice Ledwith
| FATALLY SCALDED.--John Balinger, on Sat
urdsy last while working in Mengos Brewery at ths
corner oTEghtyseventh-st and Fourh.sv fell into
large kettle OF hot water and was terribly scaded lie
Immediately Jumped out and conveyed TO the New
York Hospital where he died on Sunday night Yes
terday Coroner Collin held inquest and verdict in
accordance with the facts rendered Deceased was
a native OF Germany, aged 70 years.
! FATALLY IyJURBD.-An inquest was yester-
day held by Coroner Collin, at No. IL Yorkst on the
body of Rachel Ann johnson. colored Deceased
died from the effects OF injuries sustained by falling
down the basemeDtsteps Of the house adjoining
/ Go. 81 a few days since A verdict OF accidental
death was rendered. Deceased was native OF Balti-
more aged 81 years
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