New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15

10 pork and pontry with an entire disregard Of the inter
sfs OF cattle dealers Ihe cry sun ~ Is snhs t There
are large quantities Of hos Doing c up IN h o dan ana
s as wen supplied with 1850 cattle per week as IL for
nerly was With $500 600. The ruling prices are $50
I4jcP for tie majority Of the stock scarcely any thing
going over Ice small number Of the best may prove
i6c and some Of the thin lots not over 12c Eight
and several lots OF stale were added to them.
TIE NARKET AZ osEHUNDREDTHsT
making V toiii Of 400, 600 less than the previous
week holders thought 70 advance the rates about &C.
n. AZ there were but few really steass droyes on se
they succeeded in obtaining tins advance on the pest ca
tie. Medium and ordinary droves brought very l tue
ness in the morning the demand fell off and business was
very dull during the remainder OF the day butchcTs
were emphatic in their determination not 70 pay more
than they ddlast week. asserting their inability to do so
fall of eVeTythng fkc abundant Supply and low price
Of pork has great effect upon the Dee1 trade Inc
fayorale for trade but there was lfeless dull tone
throughout the whole TRANSACTIONS and it was only with
that the wards were about cleared at night MONDAYS
sales have been injured for several weeks not only by ue
remnants of drOyes left at this place and sold be-
tween the market days or thrown into the stock on Mon
day The market IL well cleared up tlat only
fresh arrivals can be counted upon Tor next week, ana
these Should prove t f% b sSw s of All other mar
kets is such that butchers viii strongly oppose much ad
The new hotel ~ these yards open for the
mediation bOarers and the transaction OF business Inc
genemanly landlord who had charge at Ferry fourths
Viz Mr. e. b. Stewart runs the hotel, and We doubt not
will acquire popularity among drovers
BROKERS' SALES OF BULLOCKS.
At COMMUsIPAw
b. wcsthcmer sold for D. d. Foust 50 o. steers fair @
= a. WoodTnff & Rro for Messenger & Barnes, A o.
steers fed by Col Messenger in Marion County, medium
J. Hocom5 sold Sc foF = W. Allerton Co, III. steers,
j. H. Williams sold % iowa steers for Jas. Robinson
common, Il cwt., at l3G1Gc.
Ar HUDSON CITY.
Dudley 4 Post sold SO for j. ~ Potts limos teets'
prvp
state cattle. mixed, at l3al4c; 10 for j. X Mcneil IN
Chuy,h g Iinrd sold 50 Illinois steers for j. IT, Potts ga
cwt at l3q14c 80 FOR Church STAFFORD state oxen
Miller { Morchonse had W. v Woods Co, ni-
nols steers. good flesh, CO cwt, selling az flt!c
" thompson for COON & Hossburg III Kentucky
steers just fair scant Ct cwt sold a HGlc ~ eood
cattle fnr same owners Kentucky steers. strong Y ew
at and 10 other Kentucky steers, Tor same Of
Woodruff { Brother for NJ J. Warner, % pair g. cw
Illinois steers at lta15c.; they cost re IN buffalo, %
Ohio cattle, for l.. Qsbornc, fair q cwt, at 4&l5c
Gillespie fair drove. a cwt selling at "a lG.c; 1 Tor
W X. Mccoy, Illinois stccrs fair cattle nj l4@l6e on
Fagcn CLAIR, sud 30 for Reed Co, Illinois steers and
oxen coarse rough cattle, ne 70 sle1 q ew,r III So-
Ar ONL-HUSDRTTnsr.
Iautcfbeck Schuscr sold 90 H. steers pretty good
g. cwt ri lac: and SO Ky cattle, good, Z! cwt az lb.c
f.r Wcixel Rhincman 81 H. cattle, q cwt at lIic.
NJ Dalton sold q ~. steers, % cwt at s7i each They
LaIe,s Trainer had Ky cattle good II cw, sold
al ljc average. They had a fine top 80
3 b, richardson. for W. W. Mitchell 81 Ohio steers
sage Tiurhes. Tor l. H. Montgomery IS Ind steers
and dry cows mostly of his feeding in Montgomery
County. O. cWt., mixed, at l2al6c.
r r. taiy for W Bryan IS Ind. steers and oxen, cwt
at lsc 30 r. Hogshcad Pm, cattle at ID Sc ON =
cvt; II Pa steers for H. Miller coarse. not fat at lia
J. Ayrault for j. smith u Iowa steers, common OF ne
on "A cv aud % for W Hatfield III. cows, common, NJ
l2lc on Il cvt. A-o one prime pair Dniehc,, COUNTY
steers FOR Sanford $3.50 % at home held al Sso WIN
offer OF $500.
w. Thompson, FOR Coon h Hosbury, 50 fine ny. steers
strong cwt sold at l5 dl7c and - Ohio steers at l5ic
b. wcstheimer sold 80 for ]. Lorins Ohio steers and
cows, very common. "a rwt, at 2ol3e ara very hnc
Durham hcfer for VIM. snider, rated h cwt gross and
sold to A. Calm OF 50. f2l Leonard -. Tor 500
George Martin sold CO. for H. X smith, Illinois steers
Eastaan y bro, for l. Dalby 20 Illinois steers, pretty
good cw 49,, and. fOT Themselves 80 state steers
and oxen lat, I5dl5c. q cwt 81 nice straight Il
T. a H. Hurd for r. Knowles SO Ohio .tcc7, very good
e. c. TccG for Richmond ward, OHIO steers at ~,
Fagen < clark sold g. for themselves Ohio steers
decent lot 7cWt at l5c good a Kentucky cattle, at
500 lCc and - Illinois steers ana cows, = al BE
Concy Cougcr sold for j. shawl. Illinois steer, hop
r r. tioff for " W Nnche A. Ohio steers prime, 1t
cw C!c average tops lie They were the best drove
s. Tlery, for IT, H. Smith, Io Illinois steers, G. al cwt
W sherman sold 70 upcountry oxen, some very good
Others common ~ l3ul6c.
T. Whec er. fur Hatch May CT Illinois Steers u evil
IlJO % nj home. at -, a iCsc.
j. H. Williams sold y hend, for j. Dolhn 1lmo steer.
fair, cw ssant, at l5al6c 80 for Hogshead B"ld
rough Tcuusyyau steers ard Oxen ~ cwt at 5a lec
MICH COWS Perhaps there is little better demand
for fine mlLcs and fancy cows Dut no improvement on
common stock. There COWS on sale which cost more
sOO each az Albany and the owners hold them az
Sl25 here One superior animals are valued
sl4o but only small humber sell for more THAN so9
$40 aud good offering ~ SOdslD lie offerings
are light and s quite number Of COWS remain unso!d
load Of poor Western COWS was sold IN SAihsiy 81
VEAL CAIVIs-Reccipts are very light-as small as
any week last year Win single exception ana "at go
come IN lind ready sales al l3G c for prime, l2c Tor me
dunn, and 9alc. = for thin calves \ very lew bos
sold ~ sJas6 per head
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, 1861
QUOTAuOSs.-Thc following reports OF sales OF sheep
and lambs, by several Of the sheep broker VINO si on
commissions viii give the OF prices per head this
week They quoted per pound live weight fer sheep
Tie sheep trade week ago was very active. stock
ceiling quickly &c fat and g. II little extra I'm
mediaciy the report ~ Monday, trade fell off, or
WAS les, active and prices declined lc. n; and with
pretty uniform mark these rates Sill coutinne-thnt
is good lots Of medium wool sheep, weighing s0~90 no.
portion the arrivals continue 10 he tn western sheep
which are difficult dispose Of a &C. Some lots have
been sld 81 sc. To gave idea " the trade, We VIII
instance Ohio sheep Nas5 ID, at &c; ls9 New-nor
sheep of 10 d. 90 de-; several lots of 55a9O 10 sheep at
7c one ot l56 f sheep OF 100 10 &c. and lj7 large
coarse WOOL 10 % kentucky sheep ~ same price one
carload fine wool New Jersey sheep choice and Fat lls ~
cytra fine brought So while very superior lot of %
Medium wool sheep ONO s0'k, led ny l. H. Rodgers OF
Monmouth County, y. j. 40 each was sold TO DAVIS q
Harrington Wholesale butchers, at &C., or S2 60 each
Receipts show gam OF nearly 1900 head over the pre-
yious week. ,,.-- -,
the sheep barn az that place Is now about lrndy lof
stock, and i very complete IN every particular IL S9x
feeding racks around the sides are hang upon hinges and
when not IL are fastened up oat Of the way There
also IL large feeding yards ,ldc, where some thirty
cars Of sheep can bc cared for al a time.
r. II. Hume reports the following sales AT Brownngs:
go ss4 Ys 81 p so i G III g. Ss e.
no. $3.50 "A; lG, >1?5 q; no, sos 80; .Uj, S,2p Jl "