New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12

REgAHKs ABOUT BEET CATTLE
The total number this week a'so bead compares win
year and with 5 for the corresponding week one year
The number sold ye,,erdsy OF One Hundredthst. 1900
head compares with 3i79 head last week and with 3659
head week last year. and with sl head At
market one year ago
THE OPENING OR PRINCIPAL DAY. or THE MARKET.
Monday, Sept. I0.-The cattle market lacks an
buyers or sellers be seen, and numerous 70 this
class OF operators trade slow IN their absence This
Of thew sd about 400 head yesterday TIL.
left yards to-day which IN ordinary markets would
not long but they dragged until night and at late
bour some su remained unsod Those lett last week
sold on Wednesday, C. S Green's bulls. Finding the
them the farmers of wescheser County other words
turned them gras Most Of the cattle sale today
ono lot Of Ohio grade DurhAms averaged close
upon ls while 20 State steers from the farm OF tina, well
by w Labor s7o each over eo according 10 buyers
MI Wheeler sold Mr. Labor upon the farm The tops
of several other Ohio and Kentucky droves brought
below these all grades sold little higher than at the
previous market owing more 70 quality however
and OF the bruised cattle alluded ost week at l3dc
very few Of the rough cattle went below lic Whole.
i6a Gscn some cases I7e the latter generally
price Of good cattle TO shop or retail butchers Sales 70
butchers Hudson City during the week we're zoe out OF
received there The e65 brought Hundredth
st for retailing There was Little difference In prices at tbs
two marketplaces the quality being generally insrsr at
Hudson City and the prices obtained te lower Ths total
fOr
ply though butchers are calling for large number OF cattle at
the present The weather could not be improved
@ hns % am Sns Wse coins FOR cattle to d bot
they find any very cheap lots II not Omen that the
some droves have not been equsled for months
An EXTENSIVE GRAZIER.
Mr. j. T. Alexander OF Morgan County, III. 10 by far the
largest graer feeder sending cattle 20 this market He
has shipped 900 head since January and has
for more than coo head Ms cattle all the Erie road
and are sold by Messr Beach Bray Of Hudson City Mir
though some Of them are bought only time before ship
ping Giving him credit for so much In the past what
Mike Sullivan home farm In Champaign County Thus one
Of the most noted grazing Arms IN I1S or ao
TO Kentucky blue and clover pasture Inc price paid
5000 Perhaps better idea may oe gained OF me
together IN the form Of square each SIDE would DC nearly
miles 10 length With bis 20 600 acres OF tame pasture ne w
rank be has not before the king among cattle men, Who
will say that snch IL benefacor In the largest
making hundreds Of spires Of tame 9s; grow 10 Place
beef for his stock from market and prices would at
once m re IN SS S 70 u p heavy 5d and
will 60 long way perfect in fatness what the Summer
and Autumn grass has already laid on.
BROKERS' SALES OF BULLocKs
T. Loughman sold GO good "a ewt grade Dur
hams reaied at 79sc balance WhossAisd al l7e
W. Thompson bad % Ohio steers ne cattle Tor Coon and
Thompson strong u owt., sold stl1SlHo
j. Rolcomb bad i6 mixed State steers some ysry fine nm
weights Gas cwt sold at 6atc Also oo ONO steers
for I. Glass q owt.. fair, at 10 dlIe;
Eastman Bro sold 81 Ohio and Il illinois steers Tor p
oo1 ~ a. se coS dress ~ eSI and Tspgb
l6i9i7e and rs for A n Monroe CO., Illinois steers tat
= Cary for j. j. Chancellor % Ohio steers fair 81 cwt
P D. DrscoI had As Kentucky cattle good 81 cwi sold at
T. j. COZ had e. fat Kentucky for Bedford Clay
e. strong sold at l65 0l7io average over lie
g. Valentine so n Illinois steers for r. Nee affroy fair
W Labor butcher in Centre Market bought a very fine
WstohesT County stee Of J. Wheeler IN the county, st