New-York tribune., 1877-01-02

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Average price o beeve 9'sC &c loss than in 1879
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here is sent in from the colnry either fluid or condensed
that the production in and around the city is less each
year. rhe, opinion is growing in favor OF pure
country milk as against that formerly 80 abllndantly
tincy stables that the COW trade is rather leaving
the city. St there are good many springers passed
ciaily upon Long Island. TO show how Tie trade is
leaving the city notice that In S73 receipts
over 600 cows, wmle there were l5i in 1862 ana only
3G7 the past Cows vary less III prlca than most
II is mistake to send Very Door cows here for sale
CAlNES-Neal has such demand that its production
fail show anything like the amount used, for besides
these live calves, the greater portion sent in dead
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and June, and prices usually lower that
STILL to keep mp the regular quantity OF milk for this
IN. T. wear Is
uniformity IN the receipts, but greater variation IN
with those known as 'bobs" or calves less thar week
Old sent on That the cows may he used for milk said
known grassers." butterInk calves" brought
up oy Land ON skim milk grasp hay, &c. usually kept
fair milk vca and somftimc8 Zoe FOR choice ones
Away iyo weight anu We have an extreme rdngc,
pound live weight. The receipts show l.247S20 sent
in d3Sr during m 4S p9l year WhS a 1 gam @ OF GS@s 5GSS 90
market, one depending upon the quantity ara market
During the early part OF the year wool ruled low with
IU sac anu S.Gep Eau a SO" sale dnyG' i u.h mar
tOns during tHe year One might tlink from the trace
that there we're certain number mutton eai,s and
when stock is sent in than they want will hardly
sell even the price is reduced Lambs begin 10 make
Their appearance in numbers sufficient be taken cog
nzdnce OF about the middle OF April few during the
first week OF that month The hrs ones are usually sold
without weighing at high pr9ts-$ 70 each, or about
l5c T. b. After this they ncrea,ein numbers ana
sold by the pound, ruling during tie hight Of the
season. say early IL June at from 10 cents tDGtc
the price Of sheep. The quotations given in the table
for uu2hOIn sheep up to MAY ], aitei Mhch
they clipped, Though 6hOn sheep begin 10 arrive
early il AprOitcp before they ought TO Oh account or
cool weather The attempt Is being made 10 c5tthHsh
demand mutton across tie waller. ~hlumenls
thus tar amount t. only 2,0UU030O0 but promise TO he
Increased. In slowing away the quarters o beef III the
steamers reTi -cIatOa, IL found that carcass OF
mutton will often ill niche where aqJartCr or beef
would not hence ere lomy IN fIcignt The sheep trade
aS a whole has been very unsatisfactory during the
year Allowing transfers 0I stack often received u
one place aud sold At another figure NJ those ac u1ly
on sale during year Just ended VIZ; 6lS11l a Jcr
scy CITY, 3SOeC5 al slNich-st, and -11,lO1 at the
Oity-eighth-st yards
UOGS-TAc hog trade has undergone numerous
changes durn. The past few years. beginning vii" the
:iI0G2- received during the year l~6C whcn G"St oI
tlcm were sold here alive, aud at much higher luCS
! tuau they are now worth, lnd them increased To
lq9g,7L7 IN 1872 which high tide In III" ho" trade
From TINS time the business began 10 he Transferred rom
the sea coast to the INTERIOR hos products D'DS 'pped
Gircct from Chicago to Europe, and attended WIN less
cxpcnSe hCnc, the slaugEcrng IL hogs Increased hCl"
and of mere rnIii Tor the year Just closed we
! lind only i252,l1l live Logs sent here, ana very
! few OF them were sold before killing 1hcy
| are now mostly bought at the West Tor
slau0itcrng firms here. ana sofa Nhcn dftsSe SO thht
il often difficult find enough live hogs selling to
establish prices. especially CuruS the SuhmI helce
| our figures represent their value when dressed Be
sides the live hogs beginning with the nrst cool
weather OF Autumn, this SUt2 aEd NcW-Iefsey com
NeuCc sending freely Of dressed hogs, 20 j." ioAONcd
lIcr by Ohio Michigan, aud Illinois, thus SAVING some
ttug M freight Prices nave ru.cI OT, especially SINCE
tuc Isl Our figures show fc oeips oi t72-' -
IOtitt-sj ard 17GlJU at The Jersey C5 o4 lalhcf
uaCkcnSaCk AhatuiT DURING the past year, Wl,t lHf
Strengthening amounted 10 55S2l9. AT the slaughter
house connected with the Jersey CITY cattle yards the
| slaughtorng 1885, cattle, ana GOO9lf shecp
| during the year.
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