New-York tribune., 1867-03-26

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wHERE THE CATTLE ARE FROM ,r-,...
The Bullocks sold at One-hundredth-st, at Hudson
states: sisfe Silu o0'-'' ' 20" - - - .o.
ofio ....'........ 500 Ncw-JeTsey 13
Msaigan aS2 90 SSssScmsctts S2RsSa - -
They came by the following routes Erie Railroad, l675;
SeW-Haven Railroad 8; Camden aud Amboy Railroad,
ISY; NcwJersey Central Railroad, 1929. About 1,l7
were III the ysFS5 EFm.Rks g i3e2 3Bo6T BEEF CATTLE
The total ngmber this week 500 head, compares with
last year. and with S999 for the corresponding week
O@r T6e '' nn6er sold to-day at the onehndredthst
market 1,4l7 head, compares with lSoo heaa asI weed @
with 2719 head, at market one year ago. -.
REAARKsThe past week has oeen an almost eoitnu t
an Tuesday the market opened in earnest on Wednes
@ bst 81 aa Trade was pretty good and the majority Of
the sold oft though at little decline rom tbe
70 20 ON Thursday being invited in three directions to as
many markets There were some Ieinh'S M ~ anu ~ reS
cattle al Hudson City on that day, Io at CommnnlPaNi
and s57 al the National Yards-malng rising 1900 head
ON sale, but quite distance apart The majority OF
stock pushed off at some plee io WIN INC cost
Of keeping, shrlnkage, ana uncertainties o. le IuIo
they are obliged to- As many the drOves bought
st Buffalo and elsewhere and as the competition 1oT cat
lively. prices were advanced sgsc, or enough
30 cause loss when IetaIea mere. tS doToS SCEe II II
lust what they cost il Buffalo, not even making com
mission while losing the freight. How long this saugh
oroses 10 continue for awhile and the same programme
rs laid ont Tor this week There proposition 70 change
she market af One-indredth-st from Monday to Wed
neay aud nearly all the droveTs at that market are IN
orsnnday work, and allow many Dutchess and West
chester County cattle TO spend the sabbath with ms
family. Ii is claimed that the various markets may usl
rs web be opened the same day and then allow butchers
10 elect whcrhey viii go u Is hnIeG tat @ dhe gSsa o
may take the whole thing IN hanq ana oec1e no1
only eheR to be in the city or vicinity with their cattle
likely that the present state of things viii continue long
The market to-day at OnehundreGth-st was an uneven
fff1a Is ms
fine fat Ohio droyes by Col Radcliffe and John Moss 10
rough old oxen ad slags Wtn aal l9s OF ol d cS
that butchers would be very plenty Tor they ha aIIea
6oneIt about $500 head since last Monday Fat cattle
bcng scarce were IN good domand, and the top OF the
best roves sold at lQT5c and butchers are posi-
fhev aid last week como 10 dress them. After little
briskness in the morning, at slight advance ir9m ihe
Teious week trade fell off and dragged heavily during
sbe afternoon with light decline upon common lots; IL
only with gro@t elcniy tSt & nS 3 ye IIled
much as they did the previous week only higher prices
Rt Buffalo made oWneFs leel tha1 inc 1nrAe' @ "eoe
MTIcH Cows-Deaers all complain Of an extremely
Anil trade and the head offered during the past week
not an sOld-shOw this 10 be the case Last year. ~
this time trade was quite go9&d & as @ Is usually & S % S1S oa ID
per now called Tor. Inc cbet cause Vl to
present duness the uncertainty OF the future Win be
min stables around the city If they have TO move as
many OF them fear the smaller the stock the better Inc
abovns II To- be cruelty to animals" Keep slut
lp yventated, dark stables Is not calculated 70 IN, IN
tee city milkmen TO buy cows Few COWS can nov 9e
sold cT more than geo e9e9 % ana sa 5hey " ss DC gSS caves @
VEAL fyEs|These are gradually working down in
fbey sei readily mainly at al2c q u, live weight the
best bringing l8c and eonlnOn poor calves lQe very
20 nun the gauntlet OF arguseyed Inspectors and Health
Commissioners, and cause every one handhg uheih 20
feel that he "a doing eODtrabAnd business, ana mean
one at that Hog dressed cayesthat rs dressed with the
skins on-are selling at l59l7c with few seeclohs at
'''' THE SHEEP MARKET.
tTIoSs-The following reports OF sales Of sheep
and lambs by several OF the sheePbrokes who se on
They quoted per pound, live weight Tor sheep
Trade continued quite Uniform with hight receipts up
to-day, when buyers claimed little concession wien
owing &c wet from the rain OF last night as any
thing else. We still quote good TAT sheep at se with c4
cold by Hume Elliott in sxh-st this morning for loc
They were fed by johnson Of Honey balls Se1esee - % 0O
Lot were sold saturday at lee The Heeces were We ary
each were sold by Mceraw at 13c p ~ 500 90 each
OF course they esuperfne brought IN from Corbis
them for SI2 80 They were treeyear old wethers eA
sold as low as So with one pen Of IS N medium wool
Western stock, this morning o S1e Most OF the good
geifs sfc 500 larger than last week Eight cars were
sale siKth-st this morning, and buyers not
-, THE sVISE srARKET. Ar 1E ,
ssi Erie Iaiirosd SleO; Eev-Jersey Central Isaroad
There has been very little animation in the Hog mar
ke during the past Week Most Of the hogs arriving
Of light weight and inferior quality aud as there Is but
little demand for that class outside OF the retail trade
they difficult SELL unless at buyers figures There
were five the FOrtieths market this morning
and trade is exceedingly dul and inactive, only two cars
being sold up Noon. We quote 7taSc for rough and
sonon lots and s@asic for good to best Western hogs
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
NEw-YORR, March 25, 1887.
The trade in dry goods has lost the improved tone
values noted in late reports the result chiefly OF the
reaetiOn in the cotton market There s fair movement
Al domestic goods but buyers appear 10 mold the adyan
respects prices and supplying themselves with
staple cotton goods az sqht decline The continuance
of unecniaI weather has the effect Of checking business
and II is very generally expected that with nllder
atmosphere there VIII be general improvement Ia bus
THE Exports Of Domestic CottOns from this port to for
eRn pOIis Ter the week ending March o. 1861 have been
follows Packages for the week, I}8; previously
ported 9s since January 1907 LOSS same time In 1866,
): time ~ 1865 6lf time in 1864, l34 same
Time IN 1885, 1885, time in 1862, 6g; same time In
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