New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-27

very common tewt, at 2d3c; o5 for j. III Stsunton Hi
nois steers fair cattle 81 cwt at l20l4e.
Colwen Dmmiek sold for W Griffin IS Indiana steers fair
G ach - % G5 ~ Rsey S C,eR 1. s SIsn sSd
COWS at 2G4c Sc Pennsylvania aud for Scott
Cross, fair % owt., at l3al5c
Beach Bray for T. Alexander, So Ill steers common,
q ewt at l2c. average
W Thompson for Heppert Bills Ind ust fair
u eW OF 2Gl1e or loss Of t5 PoT head % for Geo hep
pert Ind steers fair q ewt Of 2.c 20 light Ind steers for
m s,ss y ewa a. hslc and lor Crum Thompson 10
j. Ayrau sold hs ~ State steers ewt OF l2o common
Church Hurd for IT B. Delay II State cattle common,
ew al 2o and for Holmes and Co., ~ State sIeers cows and
j. Ii. Williams mostly at Communipaw 60 o steers for
RG % Ha & o Is res, aS trade oon,Due. DIM and
bad time send bring them from the country 1t
and the market is so slow it is not likely cow viii as soon
brought The Of keeping great that those
holding them soon become anxious and often dealers who
work their interests than for outsiders whom they
regard as neropes Cows are worth as much In the country
Of Long and and Wesiebeser County at higher prices
than could be realized in this market few good cows st
eel at t90dS0O and occasionally more but the majority OF
with low $50 Only 50 have been received
VIAL CALvEs-There is a gradual falling of in numbers
as usual at this season Of the and Of those sent in many
are arge ana coarse Grass Ssyes some o. them he past Tie
put them up to feed with the high price Of hay and every
alarmed at the cost OF keeping and hurry them oil market
Such Calves bring 2dse each the latter price for large fat
Calves Prime Veas 20 of readily at l2dl3c per n live
wegha few of the pek 3ic The majority run from lie
10 &c. with some at va Oc but these small and
NE MAiShEI
QDoThmoSsThe following reports Of soles Of sheep
will give the Of prices head this week They
quoted n, live weight for Sheep 5bG63c, Lambs, eiS
sheep market has been tuy supplied week Indeed
way, To-day with head BrowDiRgs prices have raj
lied and stock goes off quicker at 5a6lG ~ live weight
market which averaged no 10 and sold at 7lo b The bne
weather helps the sheep market owners OF meat are easy
about sales lot OF Ohio sheep average "a o. sold al
70. DrOVcrs
again urge feed their stock Cor Spring rather than
feed is high fat sheep win be st higher the SPrng they
not Immediately after the holidays .,
sol t. $50 i54 $500 iii s'sa a. la 'zl' sIi goo
y s5 Il Is ~ - 20 IS ssis s. $50 Ssc p M s5Ss n
$40 o. 226 rs 30 te5 4o4 62 e. ls9 $3.50 80 20 sl3 22
IS t5a1s j. $50 s5OiI a. Total 6's head for i5IsOa 60
ars rs So " 49, S.sssp sn1 .5 5Gs' e.
500 ti5 SO sc s. IS 70 Els. $50 50 900 :ssS S. Total s5
head for $3.50 IS Average per head y So.
BSS at s hsd 9 M aS S ass';5 Mr.
Klotz 40 sJlj, J. Keeton 100 asa 60 A. svoPe e'2
G. ig7, tses asi swcpc w. i9e, a.S7i J. Ciark 40
g o. A A. Dqnnam lst sosg j. C. Marsh 1873 ssJ1 80
l5s sss5 o5 KeetOD sS tl252 70 Total 3A5 fsf7C &C.
Judd ard buckingham sold the following lots at the
place l62 head, at sss2 goi lss $3.50 % ti2 o. !gs
n1s9 s. Tota rs head $1,000 "a Total average q n
Chambern reports the following sales through kase and
MCfhersOn John hahe judd ana Buchlhkbhm n hll
Vert and l2l Sheep and Lambs of y 2sO y 20
76s g. 30 e. IS $50 q 80, c. g. 23i $50 e. 2 " q
SHEEP DRovERs AT DRowSrSos
From New-York-J. a G. BROKER, l93 r. II. Miller 90,
Chauncey BashOrd 175 Levi Miller Ice j. j. Palmer 4i
John Fnkle a. cleveland q Co, 40 W Holmes 2f NJ ID
Tripp le6 james Seeber 200 w = Bum j Ralph Rudd,
SIC; ID HOsdey l62 Sol Day 20 NJ Groesbeck 2ll Wm
n Sage 23 c. Phettepoe 80 G. Shaer So X Bgelow, -;
w I. Morse 81 A. HOgi 80 ROdmsn YandeTbeck l24 >
50; A. NJ Mills 49, A b Sheldon Co. go, H. Campbell %
Isaac Becker III r II Hume l3, r. C. Wemple ~ Hager
A Anderson l54; g. L. Zero Co. PA p. DelAmater 100, l.
Prom Indiana-John Simmons, LOS Sam HouAley, $40
George W. Dewey, 376
Prom Canadn-Charlcs Kthnar, l49 George Oliver, 100
Prom Michgan-W. Gilbert, iol Bhnn Co. 80 a L.
Prom Ohio u Latham 2i2 Fargo French lss J. G.
Bailey 80 q. T. Kimban % John simmons, Jy3 Chpp
BAKER JOG G.. w. Dewey lg6
Prom Innois--M Randall 40
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts Of Forethst by railroads To Hudson River
Railroad Erie Railroad 4e65 NewJersey Central Rail
road, J, l37. Total 6ss
Owing very light receipts during the week tthe ar
being only about half the number OF the
previous wcek the price Of HoRs has advanced fully &c ~
but nothing sustain tbete extreme rates but the
scarcity There doubt that Hogs arve more
freely prices will have lower buyers show very little
disposition with the few Hogs the market % purchase
Al hese figures the principal portion being taken for the retail
There the market this morning and
they all disposed Of at "a 20 9e for ordinary TO good
Western, and y 10 94o Tor hight Pigs