New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-03

FoR ruE WEEK ENDING MoSDAY. Dee. ?. 1851
BgEvgs-Wih slight falling on in the supply aseompared
with last week. wthou, any apparent depreciation IN me
quality OF the cattle droyer are disappointed 20 nnd
the mlrse, dull even at sht decline rom .s T bds L s
parted with ct decline of c 10, live weight There are
not many NewYors buyer- up here And those VINO nave
he close in hopes Of gaining greater concessions
FRxIGHIs-trom spfaio to Albany; lbc q 100 NJ from
Albany NewYork by railroad, r25 y load by prope
ler &c. 10 for Western and head for state cat,ie
from Albany 10 Brighton $50 Y Western, and 80
RKcKIPTs-The allowing is our comparative statement Of
receipts at this rnake. over the Central haroSd esuitn
~ 70 'H' '''' Thi. week Las. week. last year.
sssst ssS $40 $40 s'sssSg
weekly To,. sS 1e Total ' 'Sae
reefs last year Jan ]. date last y'E
Cattle .........3l4l I6t2el lSe eo,
Sheep .........3pI lcoV3o i,suSd
ADA 10 The receipts of cattle I55 driven In and have
total on sale OF @ $40 against 3, l76 last week.
IN, cattle In the different Yards Moes O07 Hunters
Is5; Gsups 157; Total 2949ae from the several states
and Canada in the following M RnE 9asns ,ae
Illinois ............... 2.3 Michigan ~
KENTUCKY aI yi.............. so. .a,90
PsIcEs-Boh buyers and sellers SO far I" we could a'ser'
tain agreed that prices have declined &C.. 9 10, I'VE
weight certain grades aud we alter our quotations accord
ingly: r,,, $500.
Premium. ........,......... ....4snfE 4fUl4
Extra ..".....".............+tGH ai1y
First quality ....................JaGJi yd5f
Second ruaitY ''''''.'''''''''''S go SSu@St
Third quality ...................ZsdLs ZsU<t
SALEWe hear of bat few transactions, and quote below
merely enough to indicate the tone Of the market:
John Murray, 30 prime Kentucky at - a. 100 Iba, nd
Also, - heavy do at ~ " p 100 nj average
$50 ID.
O. Liyussne o. ordinary do. 1t go v head average
800 n.
u. These were bought for distllery feeding.
Also ~ old scrlggy State Cows at 2le. 10; average
I. j. Foster. % e1trs Kentucky at 4.c. b average
n j. English, 30 good Michigan at &C. p ID average
Also 30 fair do at &c. 10 average light weight ?oO No.
SHKEP-Thee T. change 10 notice The supply u Jar
and the deand steady and up TO The receipts Pnces ere
without change During the week Mcdaw brothet
5000 nesd at q dfc - ~ None but strictly extra averaging
l25 n command the outside figure. -,
HoGs1 he receipts East Albany enormous, and II
looks If would b. little abatement ~ these
heavy weekly supplies during the Winter months The ex
PLANTATION is Cincinnati and adjacent points, where
hitherto the s9u herug has been heay there
viii be compaTatve little packing this Winter, owngto tue
civil war In Kentucky and the anticpations induged IN by
the BE- extended into South Ohio
only-about 600 per week. As It l., the average l. up 10
20 sOO For the ending Nov. a. the receipts At East
Albany exceeded 5000 and they but little less Tor the
week lust closed The result Is that the Albany New 1ork
are many here than the kasem pscAers L" ' 've-
nienily handle and prices kept very low. ' ing
tho week about s.00j prime heavy cornfed ncud f Tot
Of 7CO head 20 So per 100 b) at prices ranging nom
90 81 to 80 80 per 100 n. There held at - 90
but there buyers here at that Inquire aud inc owners
viii ship through 10 New-ioTk
lAtls and Argus.