New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-11

Pr Cary for n r Smith 90 Illinois steers owt, very
segjo isatebeck sohusts sold 70 Kentucky steers FIJI
az very good oWt q 80 and today iIs A"'S s''0i'
Coney Coage fo1 Clemens 90 Ohio steers scAnt 8 ewt
Rich a Son bonqht % of II r. Smiths III cattle at Al
bony rated scant cw, good lot selling al lf@ice M
II EsneT sod q IL steerr eSt, at l4seon III
Mccaarsy sold "a Mich steers and COWS some rough al
Thompson for Coon & Hossbury co good Ohio cattle 81
twt at $50 6o. for Nichols Yaael 4s Ohio s'eer eon1oh
sog fs gw oS Me s State dry cows few steers com
Ss so a. had y heed Of his own feeding DusOhess
County prime t steers sold ne on cwt the best pair
son so On she scales 90 to the ewt They came TO about
Fees Wheeler soa y fat Ohio for Moss q
ewt. l507c and s. m s'eer oxen ana
IL Williams ioT =. MccOmyine g prime Ohio steers st
iswlss fer had 50 III steers ewt cold Of 49l5lc
Wsssbeimer sold choice Ohio steergOr W. Snder very
Eood owt o and % for Hooker Ohio steers ar OF 6c
Martin he'd % sooaOO steers 7sow, sold at ISs
Arnold had IS state and from Fulton County,
Eastman Brot6er sold 81 very good KY steers ev, at
IosSiTe-23 latter price Lawrence ifor Robbins
smm0us I'll steers ar il'cwt at lS3ai6@ leaor them
selyes Ky. Z. cwta at l5Ec.
AT HUDSON CITY
Gesry sold l9l Illinois steers hscwn aceount-a fair
' con yS co niger for r y" v :. y Illinois se %
U at l3dl5o ~ or same owner Ohio steers good strong
"a ew al lJ4lsc os weight Sc 10 at LEI ~ state
steers end f9G NcNasters fair very hno ct l7c Balance
Bvsss { SIett sold 14l fofseot Curl Indiana steers,
common a cwt strong for Young 10 Indiana steers
l4c averages &C for SchOSser lnhAha Steers
ah strong ewt at lei - Illinois stecrs for A. Candy,
Miller 4 Morchouse for j. c. CIabtrec 100 Illinois
9Tes Iamek sold "a Ohio steers and COWS for Nc
DonsS Ward poor flesh ewt, at &c., % for Smith New
Jersey steers cOmmonish, Gt De on y ewt
BeosiaS Brayysod Sg7 fair 81 ILL., steers for j. TAe1
Church HGr6hsd ~ KY steers y owt selling at i4ls
l64c Tbeyswcre good drove. -,
L h hurd sold 9s Ind steers for Wood Gillespie ut
W Thompson TO- Coon HOssbury lo7 Ind steers little
let Of fat ewt cattle sold at l46l5c.
AT coMhUEIPAw. ,
Brggs Glnett sold Go rA w Ginett Ohio steers faS
s q woodr1a { Bro, for j. Mcpherson. IA IL steers
mich COWS-There has been an increase the receipts
Of fresh and sprngers though not much
the Really fine and when such 90 ma
S S aS faT cows arc sold At s5Ss calves included
sprngcrs range iom s75 $40 Some small and thin cove
private persons miIkmen buying very few -. ....,u
though the increase is mostly poor calves
which sen very slowly at sl6 per heed luehesh 20 NOT
te season OF the year when diminishing
rather than increasing their stock Pat veas sell for io-
occasionally little morewhle common to ian range ron
' THE SHEEP MARKET
Reeeipts this week 239H
ouoThTIoSs-he following reports Of sales Of sheep and
lambs BY several of the heebroker who SCI on commission
quoted b. i've weight fOr Sheep a S6sc, Lambs ca
The sheep market has BEEN during week lower than it
Vas at the date Of our last report and the supply particularly
cut 70 force them OF even at Of y 10 To
day however the supply lighter and the feeling Of statesmen
advance upon day Saturdays bat al the stock has
been sold The rates to-day are morally "a &c = Tor sheen
SAN Bowes purchased sheep and 10 lambs Of Gec Ayrau
POughkeep tCsen out on The o being sveaSo
week To give idea Of the market during the latter
s5yS Of on 0e at wees very TH low rate in The sa mar
keis weather being warm VIII instance 7coarse Ohio
ss s S another O Of he ame weight but q soS quality
Hss Pioek 2 Ohio sheep Of ss r. &C. while 100 head
ssheep brought in by H. Rrismsn brought 6e they weighed
81 r. II Of hings shOuldeontinue 3@3seEoud be
much would be safe 70 pay for sheep n Oho & With
hnI weather and the prospect Of working on the oes o. car
~ So &C. q ~ droyers little encouraged to-day
,ha lots bs H IN thin es6is sheep Lambs "a
F55 25 a. $50 299 ss7l Is 3 q $50 g. St5 slSs2 60
500 s.s5 t2iSs g. 5es So i3 2ss siel 90 % s5o2
IS s5e 70 Total 3so for si4sOo o. Average = s 90 20
l6 s6J "a l53 s4s a. sy2 70 Joy SOY es . sao 20,
$40 9o 50 tsa ~ g. $40 % 10 ss' a sl lsO ~ Sl
IS sis Co. zoo s4476 "a Total 2s9o for Sl454 r. Aver
'Ef s II lot of m weighed % 70 and were sold saturday
y sic but would bring C. to-day The II snG ~ "e ' s
were sold 20 Tohn Cor Tie former were sheep av
esgne ~ p each WSe hive tas ne + oTa sae az HUDSON City
80 head 05l q 36 f2l59 90 go sflO l2 o s5aS ~
iss4 ' head for ssisi o. Average t5 2 head
Judd Buckingham yepOt sales at the same place as io
lows 10 head ssh 90 ~ t749 so JIG. 500 81 ls3 ss 81
I94S ss05 72 39 S2eo 49 sl5s 100 enc lso SOla 800
81 sc 40 total , ls6 nj, 63A go average, - g.
Chamberan reports the following sales at his Roonsqn-S
Market through kase MCPHERSON J0hn- kase IT, Ju9a q
buckingham \. Ven wert and Bells Pideocks go sheep
and lambs OF &C s. 80 256 IS %; 800 - l2 DO 90
Ms a. IS l79 s. 90 $50 a 5O 476 - % 1874 q y; so ~
as2 g 30; 393 g. IS 2ll, 90 g. go - 90
SHEEP DRovERs AT BRowNISas
From -YOrk-JscOb j. Plafner, I'll r. H. Miller 70
Ieti Miller 1856 r. Decker if BerOse Cook So l. y tlsh
ZOO Babcock Co. 90; A. T. Van Valkenburgh, N I'm j.
IAggett "a b Hayand ~ George Easeland 90 b Briggs
la5 ID W. Tripp 20l; W. Matthews, l0J CleaYeand q Co.
30 D f. Davenport 1876 f. n Messiek &c C. Cqm 10; j.
Iightlody 80 " Brown. us Jonas Ransom ~ Ransom
rs, Pat Beveraux 1872 L. Howe, 100 H. PurdyS9Q A. Nj
Mills lO5 A. Culver 2Js; r. vs.. Mills ll3 j. g Abbott lss
III q Bunn Il3; r. BigeOw. 90 J. W. Palmer, aco
Prom hio-Charles LOundsberTy, 345 ). g. Gesfyi 20
John Simmons 752 s. Young, 81 G. W. CLARK, 400
From Indiana--John Simmons, 100
Prom Michigan f. y. Weaver, ~
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts at Foeth-st by railroads TO wit Hudson River
oiroaa 5l45 Erie Railroad zoo NewJersey Central Rail
road, 2Ol4. Total. 1868
There has been changes in the hog market the past
week arrivals being quite free but since prices run down TO
aekers views thew sell readily although trade was not active
owing TO unavorabe weather There were 50 cars on tue
market to-day weather being cold and favorable ior e