New-York tribune., 1866-12-04
THR MARKET AT HUDSON CITY.
UupsOy City. Nov. 3O.-Well knowing th

HUpsOY CITY, Nov. 30.-Well knowing that the
mSntsTing turkeys Would be picked for ay or two after
that holiday shippers wisely held back their stock The yard
Sheep The former quite enough for the demand stu
holders manage get &c. moro % than last week The
With few pretty fair steers at ic oay small number are
selling above l5c and trade is slow stu from appearances
the yards viii be cleared before night The heavy rail- OF tl
morning with soft musy weather hurts the sale Of dressed
the markets and wholesale butchers take hod slowly
They have been having SO" iAike with large stock o
quarters hanging unsod upon the hooks and any quantity o
mutton offering at ow ntes Beside there large stock Of
offered cheap that Beef almost begging in both whole
sale and retail markets II the weather should come on eod
Appearances indicate and arrivals connue glt Cattle
w do better About p cars Of BeeEes OIL sale OF
'-''-''; THE M4KxEr At ONE HUSDRDrH-sr
We have bad light supply oi cattle hs weeh Less han
ihe yards that all the aesmen thought they could put up the
price and they did early IN the morning and kept up
ABOUT IAii cel HIsntI ulo" tN N .t - - @ - 49, ~
last Before noon It began 70 be- discovered that ieFe "ae
quite enough cattle for tho demand aud that u few retail
butchers could b. forced pay advance upon last Monday
the wholesale men could not le result was decline toward
night to last weeks rates and begging for customers and
finally dull closing and lower pces Indeed we do not think
all can be sold not even 70 e SUI down eno1ss Eho always
expect cOncessOn OF four or hye dollars per head
The weather to-day magniheent-cear bright sunshine
barely warm enough melt frost the Thf equal
half pound IN favor Of droyers This and the small
der The avalanche Of poultry which is selling a lGdlec n
Mutton and pork still lower Why should beef keep up
II would not butchers really decided % have II
They make more present rates So they that he
wholesale buyers do heavy decline The quail
dfoves the very best Of which sell AZ l5s l6c GOOD fair
lots at I5c and numbers below that below II
cents because there none enough 60 very low.
Prom present appearances there prospect OF advance
p the market Ne many attempts spring up prices
AZ this Of the and all failed Butchers viii rot lay In
large stocks Of beef while other meats they
now Nothing but failure in supply get the market up
again high enough those who bought cattle last Spring
10 Craze or summer sell at profit Winter Tie
market broken and cannot be emended The attempt day
has proved bHnging failure.
BROKERS SALES OF BULLOCKS
AT NATIONAL YARDS
Tawlcs and Trainor had % IL and Ind q good
cattle. selling at l3Gl4c.
n Drew for W H. Drew u head Putnam County steers
pretty good lot scaue cwt at els each 5c and pair for
Drew for s95 l6sc. They fat choice cattle.
Westhcmer, l6l Ohio steers FOR W snideT hne drove
Govt. At l5c average
Eastman and Bro. for W X Mccoy Co. o. IL lat
7cw 5o and for Bedford and Kennedy q KY steers Ine
"a c1yt. at I5ic.
Samae and Eekstein sold e Of their own ID steers fair q
cwt at l3dl5c.
Schuester Seigle Lautebeck sold 81 H. steers g
l4c, and l42 III steers G! cwt. AZ l3dlJc.
Sage Hughes sold IL III steers for Sessions Squires
c run l31c They grazed during the Summer
New York State and averaged s head 50 less than they
were offered for them upon the farm in August Adding t0 a
head expense for bringing from Broome County and " for sell
ing lose fully go head and keep since August
on the puce then refused.
Murray Glover bought % Ohio steers 81 T. McCQfrcy
good ~ eWt lot retailing lie; and 50 bOnch OF Sege
III steers, pretty good oWt, selling At u lto.
j. HoeoAb was selling y u q sIeeI beglI ~ AIga9J o