New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

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s Yards IDS, *; -; -,..-. 49,. 1901 80.
rect % Butchers.... e.. 5N 800 49,.
! Average weekly re- "
RS ceRts G sst y w6tt Sss To- o . ,
PRICES OF THIS wHEE '
s & 1 pSl p:Sgs rPon tho
bullock whose quarters WIZ weigh owt at 10 cents
| pound, amounts 20 so:
uuCrrre- Cent. per pound
EStra Bee To-; m =,
That generally rated first quality 0I1i
Medium or goof fair quality
Inferior or lowest grade Of Cattle - Is az.
The general average Of the market to-day est
Extreme range OF prices ifon
The most OF the sales are from. Is alTt
WHERE CATTLE ARE PROM ~
Tho Bullocks sold at Onehundredth-st.. at Hudson
City and Communipaw are reported from tho following
SS$ss sS aS's : z .::;
They by the following Erie Railroad r.soo
Hudson River % Railroad 6SS Harlem Railroad Cam
road l.3lG on foot About 1900 were in the yards on
| Monday. +..t
| -. REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE
The total number this week tss head compares with
week last year. and with 625 for the corresponding week
The number sold yesterday and today at the opebuna
redti-st market 1900 head compares with f7SO head
last week. and with sS head average per week LAS
| ... -, THE MARKETS THIS WEEK ,,
Continued light receipts will produce higher prices
the Hudson. THIS the third with an average
OF less than 400 buocks per week or 1900 less than the
to ic per week-a plump half cent this week-oyertop
ping everything far back the middle of last septe
ber and exceeded by only two markets Last viz the
| last week in July and the first in January.
| The markets are now very much mixed up with
cattle sales nearly every day in the week. for
did the market clOse at Observation-Disclosures week ago.
than opened at Hudson City on Tuesday with about
butchers About 800 came INTO those yards on Wednes-
day, making 1294 for the two days. They all sold.
the owner offered at One.hundretst on Thursday Tho
quality Of the Hudson City stock was above the average,
ON good stock Most of the made at Is 6tc.
with few 1T &c., and 17hc for small number It may
taken to Onehundrest for sale In this connection,
win also note that yarage is charged on cattle at
arrived at Hudson City, where there was little rad;r
though fSs @ tho Rsys yss e 90 CSmhlPaw s 3,
beeves offered for sale. and 69l at the latter
market There was quite lively trade at Communipsw,
| prices about the hill the previous day or $40
lie II, several lots going Newark NewiIsyen. DC.
stock at One hundredthst also well sold off, and
100 head Friday, which came in that day. This
only left Saturday and Sunday before the market
opened again at observation-disclosures with 1900 head sale.
and finding the numbers small and mostly bought up The
at once their advantage and so put on half
cent advance on all but first class II hard work 70 get
TO dress So Ii o cw and OF the butchers declared
that their purchases would be fully Isle when they
TO dress their cattle The greatest advance however.
was upon common stock which went up lie. n, very
few animals thin as OF the tails Of the droyes were
going below 6c The yards pretty much cleared by
O'Clock m and not few orders went off by telegraph
to droves Butchers were far from being
| dsy IL not tomorrow The prices quoted above are
those Of the close to-day than the average for the
| MICH COWS-Cows are not selling a whit better.
with only so offered for the iweek at all the markets
There still few cows for which the owners refuse
$780, the usual prices for good cows, and
sGOas75 for poor TO medium 1t s poor time to send
for salebetter dispose OF them In the country
VEAL CALVES-These have been doing little better.
owing to lighter receipts and advance In beef very
small number OF the best calves are bringing t0l2c
but most Of the good veas are selling AZ loelc Tho
majority ofall sold off between SolOe with some poor
sold low &c. Dressed too, are doing better, tho
wide range in quality varying from IL to ne The pros
| Pect is good, for a week TO come. at least
! THE SHEEP MARKET.
| Receipts this week, 1882.
OUoTaTIoNs-The following reports OF sales OF sheep
commission win give the average OF prices per head this
week They quoted per pound live welght-fer wool
with quite falling off in the receipts sheep have been
doing better though just now there is pretty good
suppiy-9 in sixthst this mornng-and they are
little easier than Saturday. There Is wide range In
prices owing to such extreme variance In quality Some
aware OF the necessity marketing before they
deprived their eeces Such have TO be sold very low
the other way fat sheep OF 10 10 sold at ec
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts by Railroads, 10 Wit Hudson River Railroad,
aG2i Erie Railroad. saOS; NewJersey Central Railroad
lO.9O9 TOtal--l6e3S.
With slight increase in numbers from last week, the
market is not active at &c. decline. One and the prnc
pal OF the dizziness and low prices is the very poor
duality of the hogs coming forward. 1t would seem
that Western feeders getting short Of corn want To
realize have confidence in the fuure else they
would not send such stock 10 market The slaugh
terers say they such hogs TO advantage, and
is difficult persuade them TO take hold of them even az
the low prices quoted Such hogs should be kept unnI
next Fall when they will doubtless pay much better
than present A few sales az Communpaw are as 10.
lows 1870 rough light hogs ut 7c l63 Of ITO az c 10!
| at nc; Sl4 at 81 IS; 1l6 OF $50 at 81 81, and
35s dressed hogs at 9lc. They quotabo with
cars ON the FOriehs market this morning sofa
by 6ta7.c. for live and 9G9sc. for dressed
RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE.
APRIL l5.-9933 bbls. Flour, 1900 bbls. Whisky $40
b,,Is Neal bush. Wheat,