Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-19

Brownng's.... i27 81 s. 3'455 .". -.
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Sold burs, Ber $50 zee.
TTt1 r. ~ ias a?lsl q iI'ss1 9 q s5Ss; q;
Average No,
Vw'k, Tty'r4,9Gi l57 75s 1916 1920 2I,4G5
BrEvEs FRox TIE DIFFERENT sTATEs.
A. NJ Allerton & Co., Proprietors Of the Washington
Droyeyards 44thst, report the Cattle in Market from
the following States:
Pennsylvania.. 4SlConnecticut. ..,...." "
0hio...'"'''.'''.'.. 6a6I New jersey. ......-...
Indiana ''"''........ 2eei eihiassachusetts..".." -
llnois' '''''t'''''''. 05c Missouri. .''''..... GO
Kentucky IA Michigan. .".,.,....., 50
VHginh....''".'.... l2j Canada. zee. II
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Hth ST., 3,2s8
The prices to-day are quoted az follows:
First quality. ..9h@ln Ordinary. ........ 797k
Medium ..".'...''.7h9s Some extra good lOs-
The general average OF the market at hardlyS:.
The most OF the sales range from ~ to &c.
3,077.
This is AL head less than last week. and 357 head less
than the average OF last year. The average number at
each Wednesday market last year was 34gl head while
the number to-day being 236 shows 255 head less than
the average, and go head less than this day week
The CLOSE OF THE MARKET.
Wednesday Jan, l6.-A drizzng rain, dissolying the
snow, rendering the market place very uncomfoItabe
under foot as we'll as overhead and made buyers reuc
tant to meet Sellers try to to terms. or
course, sellers were quite ready under this state Of
things, TO make concession aud ordinary sorts OF cat
tie were offered prices equivalent to aeduction OF hal
cent net pound lower than the grades sold yes.
terday. Besides the effect OF the weather upon the
market, It affected by the fresh arrival this morn
ing OF several hundred head Of bullocks. 1t was es.
tmated that those ky tho Harlem Road that came in
about IL o'clock, sold at average OF IS head less
than they would yesterday morning The appearance of
the maTkepace at noon Is such that see no hone
that all the stock will he sold the supply
Is below last week. The weather continued very bad ill
afternoon, when there was prospect that II would turn
cold again. and the rain having ceased for while the
wholesale butchers came forward aud the brokers being
willing to accept any fair Offers the stock began 10 20 OF
pretty rapidly so that by o'clock there was fair pros
pect Of clearing the yards at full half cent pound
lower rates than prevailed all day Tuesday In fact we
saw good many sales made at SIG IS head less than
was asked yesterday.
CowsAND CALVES
The trade 10 Il almost exclusively in the hands of
Irish soW-merchan who purchase part OF their stock OF
farmers in tie country, and, as far possible such as
are sent In here for sale as TO monopoze and keen
the trade in their own hands.
The state Of the market as we'll as their feelings in
relation to IT, may be understood by the report Of the
following conversation with one Of these gentlemen this
morning We inquired the state Of the market to day.
and he replied: "Oh dom the market, II done for en-.
tirely These domd Black Republicans have spoiled
everything can't sell COW at all atall wish eV.
special desire that the the Black Republicans"
should be hanged, left to conjecture and we
leave our readers In the quandary This was all the
Information We obtained upon the state Of the COW mar.
ket that would be Of the least advantage to our readers
THE SHEEP MARKED
Receipts Of the week, 07Il.
The sheep market has 1ucuated this week. and pricas
DO not appear to have been regulated by the supply for
some days when stock vas the most plenty sheep sold at
lhe highest rates. Then again. upon Tuesday, when
the trains upon nearly al the railroads failed TO arrive
and the market was almost bare sheep It was equally
bare OF buyers and prices estimated by brokers at
an average Of 25G50c head less than they were that
day week. Yet there has been slight advance In pels
which are now in demand at sl each for wool or good
lair medium and tne grades upon sheep that will net
455j It's average and such sheep sell at prices euuya
lent to lie. y u for the meat. The general average
quality Of the sheep this winter has been mach better
than ever before.
To-day the market is very depressed the arrivals hay-
ing beenyery large and the stock looking bad from ex
posurs TO the storm and long confinement on lths cars,
and brokers declare that butchers are not willing to nav
within dollar head a5 much as they dli IA week ago
Tor the same grade OF Sheep. The receipts hsve hsen
oTer E,oOO head greater than the preTioGs week
TnE HoG MARKET.
Receipts Of the week, II 332.
Henry B. Grant, Superintendent Of :he MARKET gives
toe Following as the quotation per cat OF live Hogs to-
dsyi Corn fed hogs 5h956ci DistilleTy hogs 5&55Sc
AS viii be seen by the receipts the market has been light
supplied with stock this week, and prices have been
slightly in advance Of the previous week, AID several
equel to hgXc o b higher than our quotations. A
good deal OF the stock now arriving plainly shows the e
tect OF large corn crop at the wes-the pork Is Of
rate quality There were about 1900 hogs IN the pens
this motning and some zoo expected to at
moment.