The New York herald., 1863-09-26

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shelter in y. though ssy may nos ss as well entertained
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Aerson will undoubtedly be we cared for and win nave
e note sp sI%ssn good
market his week, and look upon Il as an
indication thai the advice TO farmers contained IN the
hHRAID-to witt 10 sell only Cd fat cattleis being iol.
lowed And that win prove altogether the better plan
in the end the course OF the market this week amply DC
mons.rates with total supply Of nearly o,Soo mead
mostly fair to goodtho market has remained steady,
though the supply Of the preceding week vas greater
towards evening when business was restricted by fur
ther larger arrivals OF the delayed cattle, and the mar
ket closed with rather fasoable prospects for Monday
About 100 head taken by the government agents at
the ruling prices.
contrary to general expectation the market evidenced
considerable hrmnees and outstanding tho heavy
augmentation Of the supply 1t soon became eyieat that
butchers, Of whom there were quite goody number ON
hand concluded q pay the same rates that they did on
Monday-in fact they are always willing to pay well for
good cateso they bought freely l0c allie for good
To prime. One drove Of prime Kentucky Durnans
arrived on this day but 20 line were they that they found
Immediate sale at upwards 800 per head, aver
ago OF ilcsome Of tho best bringing IL Nc. This was
the best drove ocored, believe and certainly affords
every encouragement for furnishing this class OF cattle.
Tho general impression entertained at the close or busi
ness was that tho market was u as good aB last week
FOR good cattle, while common nni Inferior cattle were
trle lower We reInsert previous quotation with.
oat roy sion. The catiio were all sold.
The ansportation arrangements would seem to be
about perfect they can be- already yot We learn
that improvements are in contemplation and that tho dc.
livery OF the 1.-Two stock at the New York marts at the
proper time wi he assured IN foul well az In iair
weather. We opne that the elements will prove more
powerful than the railway companes and that stoppages,
nc. win continue be heard OF and then, despite
their utmost endeavors TO prevent them.
Annexed are some Of the principal drove notes. when
n q
market
ppoyr Aorfs
huescr Esner sod 26T head of Illnois steers, which
thsy bought speculation At Albany, part cwt which
sold at Sc asc. and part ~ cwt, which brought 7c.
q. woodrul h Bro sold 224 Illinois and Ohio steers
on their own account at prices ranging from &C. TO loc
p. G. Drscoi sold 1ls down ateers Of Alerton
stoiey's droves, 81 cwt, which realized l0c. l0fc
the sTI 0' wei worth inc
Vail Shepherd GOLD prime lot Of u prime Ohio Dur
hams, 81 cwt., which brought plump lie.
J. Dalbeys drove Of 9G nice 4 owt Illinois steers
were sold by Eastman h Bro. at 90. lie.
~. H. Williams run out l8i Illinois Tor y Williams az
loiGc. Ilc for 90 prime animals, and Sc. 30. for
balance
T. GIs sold for himself 60 Indiana cattle bought at
Albany aud sold here at SIC a 01io. on 6A cwt.
Mcintyre Gor gold 60 No. Kentucky Durhams, fat,
% cwt, owned by Richardson Co., and brought s1O2
EACH or an average OF 1lc ner pound and a. common
Kentucky steors for smith at 90. 1880 Some choice
l. Bullong sold % common Illinois for Albany a, 7jlc
". noroncc sold n good $ cwt. Ohio FOR Eadcla at
P.F Cary disposed of II OF Alexandcr's common oX
cwt. Illinois steers at Sc. q I0c.
Murray Goyor soldfor Wing s5 Indiana ex cwt Al
8 Uory worked of 124 tnnpsh Illinois steers for j. T.
Alexander at Sc. o 10c. on ga cwt.
h. Loughman sold on his account 81 nice little 64
cwt. Ohio steers helfcrs and oows, at SC. a94c.
B. Bortram, owner, sold % medium "a cws Illinois
cattle al $I2 20 each.
j. 4. Morri:t worked on l2. OF the Alexander cattle
thin drove, 81 cwt. light, 1T SO. . Ice.
AILoH cows.
The market remains substantially tho same last
week, and, ndeed, tho several preceding weeks Good
10 prime hrng $50 TO S6oabut the bulk or the offer
ings ordinary mikers, which bring from $50 $40
$t5 EACH Inferior cows hard q sale nj S25 20 $50
We retain our previous quotations,
VEAL CALVES
The market ended buoyant and firm, with a moderate
supply and an active demand for good to prime Offer
inss wbieg orongh, g. ,1se; Other Kinds opened
all placed and more could have been sold.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The receipts for the week show falling OF Of about
5000 head which than tho market could sinn0
especially the demand has been very active all through
the week. Prices accordingly ruled from Soc TO 7Sc.
cuBes made at 81 ~ % above the quotations
OF last week. By relerence 20 the sales
ssa SS as high as 80 50 % ss ~he The highest PRICE we
heard Of last week about 25 70 co. alarge num-
price quoted. Good sboop sod At 5,so. 5;.c, while
extras brought &c and were active at that Lambs were
At Brien'si the gales Tso sheep and lambs. at
s. 10 25.
Al Browninss 242 sheep and lambs realized an ave.
rage 81 $50 sheep f aud 321 lambs at 81 H.
Al Chamberin's the sales wcre-l20 sheep and lambs
at fs 75 SO t So So NJ So 246 at 50 76 200 at IS 62
I0I st S. TO at sse75, &l76 at 81 62 40 325
at 81 26 $50 at - o. 26 at S3 7 230 Ut 90 2 40 g.
swfsE.
The market has been decreased by heavy receipts and
all but heavy corn fod hogs lower. The supply Of
these light ono lot OF fat state hogs realized &c.
per pound Tho quotations may be found above.
The receipts were fol6ws:By Erie Railroad, 2,043;
Hudson River Railroad, 1884 Camden and Anboy Rail
1880.