New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York, Tuesday March 27.-BEEvES--Reeeipts
b5 OF 936 head-2 at Jersey City for the market
and SO cars at 60ths latter all consigned direct and
including 80 for J. Eastman, ID cars for j. Stern
and cars for other city slaughterers No market and
the 81 unsod yesterday will be on sale wednesday.
Feeling dull
dsc for Ordinary TO Prime sides Very few Choice OF
Extra the hooks quotations for which are
LAS 1-2c. Chicago Dressed also had limited de.
mand at 1-4a7 l2c The dsagreeable weather. added
to the and the strict Observance OF the Feast
by the orthodox Hebrews gives the mar
ket a holiday appearance.
British little rmer at the close OF last
week and Refrigerated Beef got up to 3D., but private
cable advee received to-day quote It lower at 12d4 3Ad
Best American Live Cattle are bringing 3d. (few tops a
trine more but 3d. estimated dressed weight, Is about
the average
Shipments to-day 1850 quarters of Beef in the wyO-
ming by J. Eastman.
Mr. T. c. Eastman, who arrived home yesterday the
Arizona, reports rough weather ON the other SIDE dun
markets and prevailing low prices He does not look FOR
any permanent improvement In English markets. The
usual number OF Cattle being fell ia Great Britain and
the nexhaustbe supply OF fine cheap mutton from New
Zealand, together with heavy shipments from South
America preclude the possibility Of raising the price Of
beef" Says Mr. Eastman, the best straian mutton
can be bought for 12dd saw 90 900 carcasses piled
up in Henry Bells refrgcrators like logs Of wood. He
received ovs 900 by shipment just be-
left 1t will keep good and sweet for year. No,
don't look for any high prices here either year.
there will be advance I'm May and juno, but
II cattle should go up much shipments to Europe would
stop. We have 300 shops that sell our beef In Great
Britain, and in this way keep the business running
but don't see how American exporters figure out aIfon'
at present prices"
CALvES-Reeepts $50 head, mainly at Goth st.
Market quiet and unchanged 67 Lee with few Jer-
sey Veals sold at $50 Mature, heavy calves are
scarce and the market for these Is little hrm-
Dressed Calves showed no Improvement GOOD many
little Calves sold at 3a4c Common to Prime States at oa
&C. and Prime Bucks County at o I2Gloc. Choice City
Dressed sell up to Hall 1-2c. 49,
saes-Jelline. Wright Coi ~ Jersey Veals' 100
10 $50 n average, at 55c. per n.
Dilenback & Dewey; "a State veas, 122 n, at Go
13 do, 1876 70, at Lac.
Hume Mullen: II Bobs," 90 n, at &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts cars OF 1913 head,
and about so Spring Lambs at Washington Market Nearly
dozen carried yesterday. Trade dull and
prices unchanged - 6oas6 80 for Poor to Prime Sheep
and SIS 15as7 for Ordinary to Good Yearlings
Weather cold for Spring Lambs and market slow at
sSGS6 per head. One lot selected brought SO 40.
Dressed Mutton slack at e610c for Chicago Dressed
10a11c City Dressed Dressed Yearlngs also had
a Light inquiry at 10a12c. The 100 Country Dressed
Spring Lambs offered sold slowly at s9ds6 per carcass
Saes-D Harrngtoni 1859 State Sheep 105 n, at
so 90; 1913 do 95 n at 90 so; 80 do, LOT ~ at 90 rs
So do Poo. SO 12 n at "a 75 SO do Ducks and Ewes)
e6 n. mt "a so; 191 State Yearlnga "A n at Ell 40
do 6S n, at s5 rs.
HoGs-Recepts II IL cars o. !, 600 head. Only 81
for sae Nominay steady at So 6oas5 IS per 100
Anil Init 10 uurh