New-York tribune., 1867-03-12
for W. Church. pretty good ealo owt, run out at IA

Cary Glover sold ~ Ill steers for r. Clements ~ cyt
at scarcely l5c Ss for themselves, Ill., steers good 81
Al ONEHUNDREDrH-sr
IT, ellis bought 81 ILL., steers at Albany, which he sold
seigie schuster 4 Co. had 22l III. steers bought at
sgoans , % nj steers To- III nTd at .s
EACH rated % cwt and 50 head Ill cattle 7! cwt also to
Glover at I59ic "a cwt 65 by It Wheeler a cwt at
" Thompson sold rs fair Ohio steers cwt scant, at is
d16ic.
j. Moss brought in Gs choice Ohio steers fed in Pcka
best drove in market laid TO dress cwt and sold by C.
Eastman & Brother, for b. Gray ss Illinois steers, O.
cwt, at 5al7c., average Ice.
at i5Si7c; Is FOR w Richards Ohio cattle 81 cw good
at l7c 45 for Kidd, OHIO steers bulls and oxen, "a
d. Reynolds sold "a Illinois and New-York oxen and
steers some coarse ewt at l6c few bulls at 12dl3c
OF Mccoy, cwt selling I53 dl6Sc: and for W. X Nc
Coy 50 similar cattle at 1Sia6tc 80 bought of r. " s.
Murray Glover bought Al Illinois steers at the yards,
S. Ulery for W Leeds, Il Pennsylvania steers nice
nancy ot Scwt run out at l6alb average close upon
MICH COws.-save an occasional call for fine
Iemy cow the trade is tremely dull An fact at some
been sold for week The milRmen, or those Keeping
cows within the city limits are fearful Of having 10 move
on so do not chose to high price now for what they
may have to sell cheap The case Of cruelty to animals
decided Common cows sell very sOwly-sOOd ones
toerSby well there are SO lew OF shem another t,hg
city the increasing dstrust OF the animals themseyes
prefer going to the country and buying COWS they can
VEAL CALVEs.-Eveh the good calves are not selling
as well on account of the recent Wholesale seizure OF
immature, or bob veal" in Washington Market The
Sanitary Police laid violent hands on some 500 10 coo
dressed calves or their quarters SATURDAY thus spoil
ing many cheap Sunday dinner but possibly saving as
much in doctors bills So many buyers cannot discrlm
nate between good and poor scarcely noting the df1er
in quality between quarters weighing u and 70
eaCh that they look with suspicion on all veal rs soon ms
they hear seizures like the above II is difficult selling
the best calves above l2tc p 70 today though few OF
run Oc hut likely tho poor ones or at least
the 06 D % % now om es
OF the public health, and instead Of waiting i"L the
four quarters De exposed on the butchers STANDS they
may seize on them altogether in tl live animals IL VIII
be safe at least not to t sene spch 20 lat1s"
oUoTRToSs.-The following reports OF sales Of sheep
commission viii give the average Of prices per head THE
week They quoted per pound 1--we weight Ter sheeP
sheep are coming forward sparingly 1t is probable
that the new Tariff bill by enhancing me Pcs oi doeS
until after sheaIing. Beside what we hlhtSu AT ana
S SSt feeders we're running in this state sheep 40
fast and thinning them ont much that they would DO
must rely mostly upon the West for supply and they
want the feeces before they give us the carcases now
they are 10 bo had 1t amusing owners, but not to
buve to sec how tho wholesale butchers the mar
kets about here for stock Then of them hears OF
lot ON the way Buffalo Albany, and starts for IT,
while rival gets wind OF II, and teegraphs purchase
Of them the nOltte chagrin OF the wouldbe travelling
buyer This shows the scarcity of stock and The anxiety
OF buyers. The receipts fan about 5000 below
2OO0 short OF fast years average. Trade continued
Friday When short run induced holders to put them up
little more but IL reserved for the'very hght sup
aSe y d 70 Say SFyes eAaS anS ee 70; few prime S
though good sheep are generally selling at gGlOc Inc
fore the latest rise The expense OF bringing sheep from
Ohio may be gathered from the charges of A Mussers
he prefers Others per donbledeok OF about 200
head, from LANCASTER Ohio 70 Belalr eyer the Bat
The same road and $40 per car from Baltimore e. New
AmbOy Railroad making total Of sl5 per car, or about
nc. per head Pelts doing well selling from "a TO
" 70 each, with splendid lot sold for " 81.
BROKERS' SALES OF SHEEP.
AT CONMUNIPAW.
Ksse, BELLS Co. sold 2575 sheep, as follows 100 head
coarse wool &c d. at 7c los coarse 20 @ e ss2 medium
wool S 50 ~ az ss2 aedarS , Is ~ 'se 20 hne' % D' &C.
it2 hne' Stc' % 10 go ie %oci rY % No. S'c
by sI@S ~ 5 II sc = Isl az iss asa as rs
al $50 Ia at 81 Ss Iss at 1884; lt7 at o6s us at
.igO; lGl at $1,000 81 Total, 2'so al h'S'S :" Aver
age, e. 49,
Rv Hume EuOtt-la6 head, for VI 352 81 CSC Wis ~
~ q $50 % Use, slca % le2 sisss O. 49, n5oS 20
80 $lgl 20l, SITS 49, ~, t6l % TO- 80
sl7s5 IS los s6O9 40 49, si,51 ~ lsi, :lat 81 ~
0s Total 4les head for s!S Sa AyeIsg' @ g s W " ~
s. ss7 as is5 at si55 80 si7 % % a $40 'O 70
s679 20 Total So at 2S o. 70 AVslssg shesp st Sic and
one car Weighing g u at sic, making iOS head
nv Yase 4 Mcpbsrson John Kase, jr., Judd 4 Buck.
ineRam A Van wert, and owners lo head geo "a, At
ss5 I2 at $50 2I2 at $500 Z2l at so; ISi AZ WV D."
- sitsRr DRovKEs AT BRowSisGn o, .o.
a f. suicsr / &; Samuel Beckwlth, 81 H. Higgins, 90
George ". Dewer, lsl s. Brown 2o'i William H.
cGSn, FSaa I Bceson 1885, NJ Dawson,
S0I; ION "a; nsc,t-J T. Wight l2s ~ Day 40
From MchiH,n George W Dewsy 2sS Brink ti5 MSuI
don, 49, r. GGr E4i Sweet sy HSSIao aSarr no '' '''
b1Sl from NJ New George B. HocOmbe, 90
prom Canada-Luke Bland, l53
FROM IiiiHo'' THE SWINE MARKET
rooonts l,v Railroads to wit Hudson River RmlfOad
i.e rie Railroad 42O; NcwJorsey Central Railroad
sS0 Camden aud Amboy Railroad, rs Iotimio,SU and
os rcceps have been large during the past week. anu
trade duii and inactive Owing 70 tho eommenGemg9t oI
Lent tho retail trade has fallen on d bnVers
eIiv are holding back in hopes OF being able TO pur
chase at s iG%GT %me lots lots AT Te they Sold Very slow
bou half on the market being sold up TO noon This
afGIHH1 H0RsFs1 now selling quite lsy, with good
demand for teams and horses ior all WORK l,[Oaus
are mt 10 il TO keep up the supply Fancy teams ana
roadser in moderate request the can pelng do
sold ~ such the Hudson City horse market 99IIng ,e
past week, all fresh Ohio slosk which a'eascu ' c"eH
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
NEW-YORK, March II, 1861.
There has been a slight general improvement IN
the amount Of transactions during INC last ew DAYS IN
cotton faios however owing TO the decline Ia cotton
there has been less nness IN prices and IN the lower
grades Of brown and beaelcd goods there mas Dceh
General concession from late prices The new rate OF
duties upon wOOlcns has made somewhat nlhler % %ih
het In that class OF goods, and n some cases sDght
ADVANCE has realized There appears, however, 10
be for supposng mat I VIII To
Induced by the change Of duties to produce more afg
and i'm that event. with the present over supply u ~
questionable how far the change Will Immediately Dene
them II the supply DC not kept more within the deihd
than t has been for many months past, hOlhhB eau
make the manufacture Of wOolens profitable D.,