New-York tribune., 1867-04-30

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ington Market, &c. As 80. 1,iOc 800
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PRICES OF BEEF THIS WEEK.
The the SuSaSns peS PS@s 0 PEn n
bullock whose quarters viii weigh cwt, at 10 centss
pound. amounts TO 40: c,..x
The next best sale to-day sis
Msa That oi ordinary nary thin steers oxen and
The general average Of the market to-day esti ,,,a
Extreme range Of prices from s1si
The most Of the sales from.
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE PROM
The Bullocks sold at One-hundredthst, at Hudson
City, and COmmunipaw reported from the following
Now-York -:.......... 20 Indiana. E
PPennsyivania....... d2 d2e Illinois. ...-..-"s
0'-''' Canada ........... Hi
den and Amboy Railroad. 49, NewJersey Central Rsx.
road is39; by Hudson River Boats, Oh foot l. Aboas
l,l2j were Iii the yards on Monday.
REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE ..
The total number this week, 5l5S hea, compares Wlsh
67s3 head last week. and with s74s head average per
week last year. and With $3.50 for tho week
Tedt6-st market ln9 head, compares with ESQ hssa
last week andwth 93l4 head the average per week lass
THE MARKETS THIS WEEK.
The market closed tame one week ago, cattle de-
Nor dd they recover with 800 offered for sale at HndsSn
enS the same nnSoer at hundedths Thars1y
but to-day with only lt25 in the latter yards max.
wa was rally The opening prices were tre below those
Of last Monday but there was no 1 or decline tnros
getting much toward night for the tail end OF theie
droyes they asked for good cattle in the morning The
market very even one, the majority or the eees
being between 16ic. and l7ie. with very few OF ~
poorest at 59l6e and tops at lse save small n9mess
OF cherry ripe cattle Just such as rrelass butchers
were anxious to possess even they d6d pay rc &C. w.
at nsse The market was not remarkably acuyc
one, the comparatively small number lasting through
and at full rates OF the butchers who held off for
cheaper sundown prices went home without seearIaS
small number OF thin animals One lot Of rising GO head
fair estimate Of weights while an Ohio drove brouh9
about the same figures IL wiz 9e seen tnad &
half Of them came via Albany aud the Hudson Rive9
Railroad TO the One-hundredthst yards. The prospeot
Wherever they are offered there viii the butchers 20 for
them without 5%f TgDs D I0 In ms 81 plenty Pie a
for the week commencing, there IS no chance ier
Syer hundred cattle Ss @ With decided :ear
of sheep and only moderate run Of shad while PORK
St o % a51 yc used hssp s css s and s
each, at retail stl, the standard beef must be had and
III high rates as at present. are Obtained Catio
are this day fully ie. higher than one year ago:
cattle men, and particularly butcIers allows ths
driving Ot cattle from O'Clock III the evening untll TWO
hours al er sunrise in the morning only the drivers are
10 use care to keep from The sidewalks the numbers
being STU llmited 10 lots OF 20 head at time
MILCI COWS-Dealers who go 10 the country Tor fesh
cows SAY they are higher there than here Ths Is prof.
baby the case but It must he borne in mind that very
chance farmer has an extra mker part with there
usually neghbors who Know her worth and are eady
% eg I Ro%eyer she Is noted kicker does hold
3 wsIn %k @Ps sE ss sSeEs Is .sS ST% off To
for sale; Trade scarcely as COED as ia week aa
ssarcey buying at alI 1t is extremely difficult TO give
correct quotations Of cowstha is the real prizes
IheTe is great deal of fancy about this trade, sse per-
paying $40 OF even $50 more Tor an- hnhs .n a.
css oT is hapSsCe sretSe about the park
While very few animals have been sold ~ ~ & "a "a
selling sC5 asse Ne roee large and handsome NE e.
rourtls Durham cow with calf worth about w. ssia '''
VEAL CALvEs-These have faEen off materially in
price pr,ueIpaIN owing TO such large reeepts-elose
p"p soo live aid even more dressed cnes FOR the weeh
ItnOw takes right fat calf TO bIiDg zoe per pounu%, ~ w
range from Je 70 ss though few sold as low az
&C. Most OF dressed are selling at s@lie Win so"
Live OF dead calves only worth about the price sf'
seeves IN the same CONDITION
THE SHEEP MARKET
Receipts this week, s,9S9. 80.
QUorATIoNs-wooi sheep, salcie.; sheafed sheepf~
Wnn still lighter receipts following time of searry:
sheep are in quick request of little advance TINS -
now the fourth week. with average Of 99et ff eaen
week. which In about eco less than last years
and per week ess ,ban for the sane peri0 nss
SPRING when they bringing le less tlah Low.
Those who acted upon the advice of THE TRIBUNE as
Fall ard kept their sheep find their account hl.s
for they now bringing 21Se r. 70 more than the aver
age price il December ft was then evident 20 us 'ns
the rush ~ than t0 sheep per week was so
hausting the stock that these who held ba,f wond
the most, and SO they find t me snppy sneIr
a the different markets very Light this hornlhg ~
sixthst, with thres loads on sale one load ~ L
extra lou of 10 very fire e0nthdown wethers was sos
during the week with their wcel on at De; Ihey ave-
aged log 10 each, Ore load ostock clipped, lis
brought oic They toe, very fine, and 50 pfouke
an extra price which feeders will please make nee
more than sI GO each for whole load, after keeiA
the fleeees ut home. - ,
THE SWINE MARKET -.
Receipts by Railroads, to wit Hudson River h.ron%s
sToS: Erie Raload, 1875 New-JerSey Central hanc"s
Ga5l: Camden and Amboy Railroad, 222. TotaIh,2oL
Hogs have been coming faster t1an they could 90
There were 40 cars the markets last THURSDAY ~
prices fell off sc nom the previous Monday, but
little let up In arrivals since, tey have improved "a
and present prices may be gdeed st Tor prime
Tic Tor medium and Gi 0cfc for some or the poo, kS