New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-08

Fsstas1 a Bro ky. - George +. johnson. ONO. u
soSn@.ter Interheck m 34iA " Monroe ILL.,. SO
i Teshauer ILL.,. 81 WIZ ScDiens Ill. l1
Tbompson & Coon Ky.... 81 Ecksein d Slmues Ohio "a
= Wceomy1lle O6n.... q FcssMn & Sannes Ills
IsTicss A Trainer ILL t5lS L. Henry, Mich......-. 20
Montan y Y..... % a. Has ihs Mieh. "
q I-eds Ohm. t.i' \. Reid. Iowa............. %
BeCfrd clay, Ky....... fIB. Wcstheimer Ohio .. %
~ II Wnrbes Ky.... 90 T.. " oeolc ny ID
w v " od Ohio. ........ .. 3. BirTam y ..-.- u
r Uuri OIio ... l9.s,ronc Hemingway, o. -
T. ellis Ky.............. sliG. Hon. " Y......... 10
Al HUDSON CITY.
O. J. Warner, O.. 70 George Alexander. Ill.,. 2o6
T. 81 xandcr I1.......jllW SiGe, n. Y.:..-.... y
Church Hurd, Ill.,. ;9lW " Woods III - -
Cowell & Bowneu ILL.,. Nd Mcphersor, o
Dudley a Mitchell. o.. - Briggs Glett. Ill.,. ~
}. ". Tempeton. lll--l67lW Culver y. 1;..'..'.' -
Coon IIossbury .lO1 Bedford Clny kY.- 70
Post Tolcy Il........ lW. f. Hughes ky.-..--il0
Miller NorehOuse m. gr 7; IT, stepPTd n ~, . .,
r Gray .g W " .gTs AS s sS X X 3. 80
2. OE,h n'............. ~ wlcsWero hcAien W. -
REsAEKs ABOUT BEEr ciTItE. .
The total number this week 90 mead compares WIN
52sl head last week ana with 5' load aVesase per hee
year. and with ~ for tho corresponding week one ye'
The uuoer sold yesterday end to-day at the Yorkye mar
kct 2362 head compares with 1890 head last week ana Win
3659 head the average per week last year. and WIN @'
head. OF market ore year ago.
TIP OPENING or PRINCIPAL DAY. OF THR MARKET
Monday, Isg. G--1his Il the opening Of the
new or ''Natonal Drove YaIds.' and oil arc having
high time iwine flows freely literally without MONEY
price Buyers and sellers 10 tie ret al Lubn voc Rh
Of the latter cODrai1 Of lne money ON account o. We
decline OF ieic per B Tie 9i5 head On s' seem re
number but spread ont In The new Jfl thy make
greater show thsa the number ala at rory iJuu.
The Of tie marked decno vas owing 70 we very .e
,rade Bergen "Wednesday. Thursday md Friday About
$500 cattle sold az those yards Which win same - =,
FoGityouth.st aiter as, matet aoa 'e1efn , h'. , ~
other places sent direct 70 Dniches sven inc tCi 70
rising 1000 head IEcgusly varied ifom-h pen OF soSal
old bulls sold S09 POI eaca. or t2o'c per ~ 70 eAts
Kentucky sud Ohio Durhams. weghns eight ewt ind
which brought lso easy vi.h some On ne scale. az i,
and If can credit the huofers some that wiz prove ~
when weighed There was les decline tie rne ca'ue
most Of which brought llidsc We hnd by reports isoa
oerabT active ard about 81 the stock vas sol beoe
night fair lots Of retail steer, weighing 1 snd RAJ ana
connected the new yards promise 20 be III desired
Nearly oil the cattle second thd hands aud feeling
"a I9asT sS so s " The daod
heavily Bergen about lhqrsdsy 90 iaai aISr Prg9d.e
boug accordingly aud trade improved itc at
the uptown yards 1he aondance was aTse many Petohs
coming for he nove Of the opening and me freedom o. be
hotel and bar possibly had It's lnusnce ul0n Do H's ''u
THIRSTY 'u''"''' ctosE oP rnF x,KxFr
market T.'S yira c1.sd ye.erGay Al s ,oL
10. and Oi few tslnss were zen ansoi last As
bulls we're sold below any oers made yestedsy-eoHs at d.
and bulls at scsiccy l2c
rnn PRrsYyr CARTS ManEET.
The breaking up Of TIE old mar ket at led to
extensive patronage Of the eomparavel! new or
HUDSON DROVE YARDS,
located little mile back OF HobokeD, upon the
summit Of Bergen Hill and almost directly over the tunnel
from Hobokenand upon ts other side by Newark
with from jersey City. Tho so yards which with the
feeding lots some ~
connodating 5000 cattle aud substantially built and
paved with running water In each The feeding lots Patiicu
lay. hardly be surpassed The propretofs Messls
Beach McPherson doing all 10 their power 20 make
this eommodions market. They are building sheep
house 10 by 10 feet four stories high capable Of ac
commodatng 1900 sheep Tie hotel connected pnder The
charge OF Mr. j. 5 Loyeand being enlarged anpfogises
Erie Rafosd are one half and threo quarters Of & distant
where thirty can be unloaced IN 70 minutes II er
past weef-w be sod here while yards process
suctiou Connnnpaw Intended for The stock the
We may add that Mossf Beach aud MCPHERSON are about
building an abattoir FOR extensive slaughterng
TIE sAIIoEAL DBoyErARDs.
opened )r tie first time. upon the high gIonnd be-
tween Yorkyile and Harlem along side the Harlem Railroad
which discharges s stock directly into the yaIHt and 2!
blocks on Third TO Tcugttave accessible from the city by
The and;s EaIosS an s,s d out ~, all s s and
Of the markets bring 10 the aid OF hessis Aet0n
premise, yet in the rough With yards being built
large brick hoieI y By s feet going up four stories high
Including "a spacious feeding yads Tho water arrange
very perfect scfregetor shutting Of Tue flow
The yards and alleys arc paved With Belgian pavement
and models 10 their way One OF Farbank large scales
ing capacity Of tuns oommsdioIs sheep barn with pens
for sheep h situated 80 as to receive the small stock d.
can scarcely eTceled being on high
ground will be both airy and dry few blocks distant
saughterng shall be done the cal falling directly into the
Esst river
BrOKERS SALES OF BULL0CKS.
The first businesoue at the yards after opening
g to the ovt and sold them to H. Taylor ofJsey City a.
W. Thompson 81 for Thompson Coon Ky. steers good.
81 cwt grade DuIhans little toagh at III so Jsnizcn
Eastman bought la IT, sad Ky steers Of Bedford
Kennedy The So Ky were very fne fed by Clay Kennedy
OF Bourbon Co. rated cwt and sod Of 7al6ic. The I'LL
steers weighed u cwt sold at at latter psioe
+ Cary sold II r. Smith % Ill steers G! ert. tidy ie
Ssmnss Kokston sold 1872 H. and Ohio steers ordinary to
fair the ILL., 6t cw at l5al6.c the Ohos brought l5lal7c
7 GIlis had e Ky steers sscd ew drove. strong Is
ew.: gross. At Aloany sold at lsSi1le. - ,,
owt. at l7af7.c.; owner call them n cwt.
Semester Co.. sold l0 ILL., steers. fairlsh cwt ateliS
Geo johnson bought 81 Ohio steers at Buffalo 6. cwt.
Bartam Culver had Il Dutcbsss Co mixed steers and
oxen. sold at 49, 0lsc.. few bulls still lower.
heaey Co. hse 30 Illinois steers sold at ~ l6c on 81
Sage Hsshs, foc Reid IS Iowa steers good drove.
BWesihercr bought IS Ohio cattle OF Col Radcliffe fsir
ewt drove sold at c. lie also sold W. SnideIs % Ohio
" r. Mcintyre sold co head lne steers fed by himself In
Detehess County. They Eat LOT, ert. and were
taken By WIN La'r aircey from the arm AT ise seller
j. H. Williams sold o. Ohio steers VI bis own account Z!
p McCaa!sy for W. sclcDs 81 liaei, ytee4s 81 cwt at
Ice And IS Quo cattle. bought of Weshspsr Col Rad
eiines drove ~ eHt strong sold al 6c; - VIVA T. NcCo
vile. Ohio stee.f sold al 10. on - III ewt
- Richardson sold 20 Illinois steeIs very good, - cgt
n Also 81 Ohio steers. nice drove u cwt prime at he
vcr 'ge
Mri "a, Glover had 90 fine Kentucky cattle boggh Of
io at ne Yards, rated q cw sold AZ ~ 9Ieic aud ~
ohio stee bought OF T. LoughnaD. and sold Al III lSc ~
I eWt
T. j. Coz sole ~ Kentucky steers for BsdiOId Clay
me drove hOIeWled atsSl9 each, rated strong - owt
lso for w. r. Hughes, 10 Kentucky cattle 81 owt lat
rove az l6i 9leo
ueIy Tor r. Smith. 100 Illinois sietrs and oxen. G.
cHt mixed drove a. ~ Of bis own Feeding az l5a1o.
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