New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-09

SOW saci free receipts following heavy arrivals for the
Prices Statesmen cali the slow one and RS &c gs1 Son
ally rule l.c lower than this day TeeE "a uonk ~
two but good retailing were freely offered az lo
Tho quality is not up to the sianGa1 & ses and poor
COWS These have TO sold st 2SlSc The weather Oe
cidedly' favorable for trade -. voDv,,,,v
NATIONAL ARDS Monday oct e-Ihe market opened inns
week with 80 hsao % several droyes OF real rstclass Ohio
ana Illinois Durhams which sold readily az 0GIc per 10 anu
Ne and according the estimation OF owners ana smsne
good last week sun ths average % 't me-, hc 81
te poorest class stock which here and sold at Oa2c
49, laweek On the whole there Is not much difference
H he character OF market prices not quite as good
f the drover all he wiz make 1t mp by beng abe 10
eel Oe1 d an better rates than last Monday bot when
thy aseertanod the number for the week would foot up
sday would b an uphill business every respect The ruth
Is the division Of the market does not work n any way favor
able 20 the Cattle sold every day OF the week
The propeo OF these yards however have gwen notice that
Sunday sales must stop The weather c9y SSy s1
lively the fore part Of the day but dragging on the common
ENC can buy Cheaper at Bergen closes there
% encourage Of cattle fer advance upon
'''''I BROKERS SALES OF BULLOCKS
CE Woodruff sold iss Of his own Iii steers 81 cwt com.
Sage Hughes sold % State hOppcr steers and at
90 each Others s66, lie average
Hurd & Burchnrd for p o Neil 60 Ind steers finnish
Beach q BRAY sold s for George D. Alexander H. steers
light and thin 81 cwt at SIS each 30 Alexander Casel
G. ID Alexander hi steers good cwt drove l6s d7te.,
sops lschey fine fat drove fed by French in Morgan
County; and as for j. T. Alexander H. steers Jus, IAN
he average q cwt l6lc l02 for Alexander
Cathcart Ill steers good fair lot ewt scani at l5Gl'c
CoSe Dimmick sold 20 State cattle heifers and
for W. & T. Matthias uneven common al ia &c on
cw and for Ashton Co l9 Iowa steers cows ana
hefers, mixed sean cwt, at l2dl3c 49,. ,,.,- -.
W. Thompson, for Crum Thompson, Do Illinois steers
Church Hurd sold lis Indiana steers for W j. TenpletOn,
State similar prices and for C. Church 80 Ohio cattle fair
Sowt, at - a Lean even lot s
J. H. Williams for j. Ryan 10 very hne ono ginae Dur
a he average l6 for G. Nj Basable, Ohio cattle q eWI
Hammn .old "a Illinois steers for himself good fair
swt drove At l6se and u Ohio steers bought oil war
NprToy Glover for W H. Iiatt AZ rough Illinois oxen
eWt al i5alc and % Duchess County steers good lot
ewt, lie scan q bought Of Thompson q Co henutS
j. a Merritt ion j. Dabey, lJ3 Illinois steers q eVI al 10
Rl6,c =, -,
II Esner sold Illinois cwt, at l6c aid 60 Ken
Ts1oS for Coon and Hossbury 6 fair = cwt Ken.
tueky steers i6dlci IS for same owners cw very good
Mead Z Holcomb for W s Black 81 Ohio steers fair a
swt 4gG 10 at home selling at l5 l7c, and losing money
Ulery l3 for X Smith Ilnois steers clumsy and some
VI hat rough fair flesh q CWi. ut A0lb
Sage Hughes j. Elliott 60 Iowa steers y cwt ct l4e
aTerage and Michigan and Illinois steers and heie for D.
Record a thin lot "a cwt 4c and for Rogers and Hughes
81 very fine Ohio steers as good as any here t sIaue u
hams q owt fed by Sidner, sold at f0lse They were
W H drew had % Duchess Co and pair oxen
Sod by himself rated . ewt, and brought II by Ben
Culver G Darlington took at's each Mr. Dle" las
Lawless Trainer sold - very good . cWL Aeh'leA!
steers at lGal7c and Is Michigan steers g cw 40 lie
Heacy Giles sold g OF Their own KENTUCKY Steers , cN
Eastman Brother for Frye Reed 50 Illinois steers fed
by G. Funk in Mclean County. They strong at lot
little coarse 81 cwt az l6tdlse and 80 for ihea.e'c q
cw Ohio steers very nice sold at l6tGl'te They were
r MeCafcy bought o. Of D. Foust nj the yard Cor
slOO each they commonish strong q cwt retailing 40
istc had TO bought OF NJ Dyiuss KY cattle JUS de-
cent q ewt. selling at lt0l'c. 49,, =
T. Cot had ~ Ky. and IS cows and heies FOR
Bedford Clay fair lo the steers cwt, comIlonsA 10 cy
good selling lG lsc l7e the cows were coEmon
70 fat q sold at H9l'ci some Of them were si ana
Schneser Wexel sold good fair IL steers z cwt at
Ice o. IL steers cwt fair, at l53c and ~ III 1896 Oh .
sTt ,v.o.,o, 8, Good q s,eers for Y Vert :,
Richardson sold 80 Kentucky steers FOR A. W. Smith
rood q ewt. drove remaining out at l6Q l1c.
Nestheimer selling for W Richards - good Ohio
steers u cwt at l63c average % Tor A. LenllaA meulh
Ohio 81 cwt, at lee 20 Tor W snider ONO cows
iced q Wheeler sold 50 Kentucky for Otis Rankin
No drove, CHOICE and fat esGei eWt1 running Out al
D. wei1el sold a Illinois steers cwt thin shippers at
PF Cary for L T Holton 50 Ohio steers, u cwt, at
Another week plenty but change in prices Though
owners complain OF hard market ana say they are osng
tkess truly wonderful how prees keep up when the sapE
Butchers are paying half live weight ior cate
than hogs though the latter dress much heavier IN copar
Beginnna at Hudson City where sold at about
the prices previously reported we come 70 One
yars Monday morning ami md 27 baocks on sale but not
Mich cows-with a light run of cows last week and
moderate supply now there Improvement both in price
and demand really good COWS have been sold at s2
each calves included but pretty fair native mixers are Qhod
at ssOa:lOl Poor little not dong any better
they cannot afford 10 keep poor cow cIe as
gin the difference OF 10 quarts Of mk per GA! wJnu py
aor the good IN three months while the expense ke5
some apologies for COWS were sou io ga
VEAL c4LTEsEIncladng large sales nj Hudson City,
Week With no particular variation in prices There were
AAd others for grazing at seas2 per head Nle aA occs
&c count upon more than 3c good lots Of eas and not
Cat s AL they viii bring Thin Calves sen US 10" M
sgI0e by weight and lower u BY the head All except 'h'
aAin grass and veal calves 6ndieady sales
THE sHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week y 2l.
ib by several Of the sheep brokers ho SCI. on commission
va give the qE ts B0s . PSI T"e sas Lambs sas
Another week Of very heavy receipts the largest or Two
pears least We have noE had an average Of 90 shesp
eaons,of otup Trade hss been quite gooG during az ih
sas and prices have rua pretty Uniform Until iIday OF iss
week took advantage Of an oyestocked market
snd struck for lower good sheep fell oil
teSiaG3c aud to-day butchers trying to get them for about
s6 S1' c Sa Ts an@ea w f and buyers play "a
shs antss they evidently have They want 10 buy BY hs
81 6asIc very to-day though ty brought sc
cad s,c week ago. sceus matter OF surprise tlaI
kuocks The market closes heavy with quite stock u ooA
III sesshesd sold al Hudson City mostly by Kase Nc
YAcrson brought 5s97tc yer for sheep and % debo Tor
ianbs selecting the best bat selling lcts tegeiher A.
Cau reports the following se through hhse NC
Pherron John Kase g. Judd buckingham A Van wert
and owners sheep and lambs At 81 50 ia q % 80 - 81
co e y isS se - q; q 20 S. i 4 f. ssS ~ ~
At OBriens in Sxths. james Kirby sold good run OF
ssSs With few at no The sock was selected Albany
With rrence theSants Of buyers but even g1 LAT s