New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-10
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.


bullock quarters viii weigh owt, at 10 cents
pound amounts TO 500 ,..-.L,
EIa e.: @ % ~ s Sl
That generally rat.d ar,s quality. gie
That u UoSiiss% ,Sn sesr oIsn and s
T 7ss STs. p srsss rs the @ars today estimated
Extreme range Of price, n.'''..''''''''''''nn am
WHERE T: the &c CATTLE ARE FRoMNewYorn as2i
Pennsylyana 40 Ohio ga Indiana lls; 9GS h JS5
TT2y CSmE ny THE ROUTES Eric Railroad
7.si Hudson River railroad, ss7 Harlem Railroad
500; Camden and Am6oy Rallroad, li3 NeW 81 e
foot lI5 Total 1910 About $40 were In the yards Oh
Monday, - -. .......
The total number this week, 4723 head compares with
a head last week and With 5IiS head average vd per
ons @ The number sold today at the oeun
redthst market, 1862 head compares with loo mead
year. and with 27s2 head at market one year ago
Following light receipts over the river the small
To q s on TSe
cold which an N mutton ana
to pork IN fine the meat markets have now just got
all kinds, and II they are not Forthcoming up go the
prices The future does not look proho IN I'VE stOcK
ee RHsG E eeP f for S e cattle and We
are not expecting rush, and with weather IKE
70 get stock ahead but cannot This de-
nand and beside nearly closing out at noon to-day, IN
weights Claimed and allowed add upon another &C.
1t is certain that rot few butchers actually paid To-
more than similar cattle cost them one week ago. The
advance was most upon common and medium grades,
even bulls selling at lic and what are termed soaase
been chary about taking up.eounly oxen-they wohid
pick out the steers and Leave the a Hnod ly
County oxen were in request at oc 10 WHILE iat s,eeLs
more money but the choice Ky and Ohio purlams bore
off the palm, at l7ialse o. Quite number were sSia
NJ l7lc upon the scales 80 to the ewt, whe prODaDly
og haad will prOy
and advance in the prices OF mutton ana PORK Win
n p 6e Of beef 10 what the West
ern tell us Of eAtravagant rates which we Eastern
m one of our markets has made for
lar supply Of Buffalo meat direct from the pialns st
It expected that the greater portion Of the Christmas
CATTLE intended for One Hundredthst will be In market
mex Monday as tho week following win give short
time for exhibiting them alive killing them them ana eSpOS
tio OF they will be coming in at the different
market places during the entire week III ae we no%
five cars Of cattle at Hudson City for sale tomorrow,
they are not dRSssSS RsSs tsn wishes us to caution
dealers who have taken ont license here Tor selling
tom Of H. at albany notwithstanding they may
business there at times. The tax is colectaDe mere
where the license given out-eVeh II mas Deeh pau a'
'AiO""'' u BROKERS' BALES OF BULLoCKs
AT COMMUHIPAw.
IT. Thompson whOlesaed "a fair q cwt III steers for
Hatch Mse at sc so Pe thS ctS Seo al rT bought
Eastman Nichols, for McBeth Nichols, M common
80 ewt IN steers at 3Qlc and 80 better cattle, fair q
W Fitch sold l5 good fair cwt Illinois steers for Vim.
Alexander at sl2 each or lee 10 also ,o q ror SAM, s
cwt Illinois steers for j. T. Alexander at S9i average
n Alexander had 60 Ohio steers bought of Cook at
Buffalo good 7i97i ewt cattle sold at lec also 81 Tor D.
t. Alexander lair y cwt Illinois steers ,6a az uo,s
steers OF 81 cwt at i0l5c; GA others, small and thln 81
cwt., at l3c. -
Church & Hurd eod 81 State steers and oxen, from
Orange County, pretty fair, esa9 cwt, at tGl6tc-tew
Coney 4 Mcpherson, for A. Judy IS scarcely medium,
tS SSi eeTs seSs e Il Similar cattle for j. zer
at same price for j. b. Coplin common cwt Indiana
s sfe e. S Se GOOD S cw Kentucky cattle for Woods
Gillespie at l50i7c; 1859 light Illinois steers LOT same
Common cattle, 9 cwt., at lac.
W Thompson, for Coon Hossbry, "a fair to good "A
cf Kentucky steers a16c "a Ohio cattle, fat 9cwt,
sold at Isl 0Gc good fair Kentucky cattle g owt at
i6tc and nice Illinois steers not heavy al li@loc on
j. Bates sold his carload Of mixed State cattle, the
bulls at 7asc and COWS, steers and heers al HSloe'
Geo sage run out little State steers cows bulls and
heers for G. Wdres ~ me- WI $50 EACH
ls good though rather coarse ewt ONO steers, oxen
and stays at $780, and 20 mixed State cattle for Jones
F. Oakley IS good "a cwt KY steers brought 1sic at
Woodff Congcr sold 1873 good Ky. cattle at 16Slec,
ene ton sold az l4tQl7c, and "a Ill., at same prices
few Of the best cattle probably 7tc when dressed
Def run ont his carload Of mixed State cattle,
| mostly pretty good steers and hefers eSso"t, al IL
Post Dudeys IS H. steers Of 81 cwt are reported at
| ts5 each. - .,,,,,,n.,,-, ar ,,oxn.y
Barram Culver sold 80 dry cows and na iSs W. W.
a. Drew State cattle good a.. nesn one car me- '' OF
Myers sold Sc Dutchess Co and Conn., Steers lalr 70
prime cattle S sT az S co steers s,o7 cw at $50
i'te Me4ft sold % westchester Co. oxen cows and
y Wheeler had 10 uneven Duchess Co steers and oxen.
sold at al6i also 2 Conn steers at i6c and oxen OF
VI seige Co. run ont 81 steers OF 1ewt az s19ioc'
r ellis sold As good KY. cattle Of re cyt at lSSGc
Healy Co. had II H. steers, cwt., sold on Thursday
hssra Lauterbeck IS Ohio cattle of cwt. at 1!Si6c.
Eastman & Bro. bought 4s very fine KY cattle OF Y.
Kahn at Albany. They were from the Ben n Osborne
I7alec y ~ They also had 81 IN steers gought
Of r. a. Harpool, 81 cwt sold at liGlocj ana ~ III:
steers from hughes Co., fair 81 ewt CATTLE relaied AZ
3 Golf wa. at work upon 90 prime Ky cattle bought
uerya Of SIopgb aoTH ing
Uiery ran out fat Pennsylvania steers Of 81 cwt
from sWt at i7e with fat COWS at Ice.
NJ. dalton sold IS Illinois and State steers eoWt'
c s Faean ran out 50 Texas and State cattle 81
cwt the Texans at al3c and the state az tSSitc
b, westheimer for W. Snyder 70 ineoiun oNi0 'oei'
'TS ssmSels, for Robins & Co., 50 Illinois steers Of q
cwt., at 14fc. r,o,,,+r " V etaare
Murray sold "a tidy n j. steers Of "a ewt at 1cSi7c
A. b. Mead was at work upon 100 catue nan iron conn
and The balance from westchester Coz steers and Oxen
sso T SS sSS a. for Coon Ho.sbu good KY
fanteen }sros' At ific., TO dress 90 y owt
A. N Monroe wholesaled MS % so11 y Cw. ny Steers
to Murray Glover at $40 each. Ihey were being re-
tailed at 1e017e. ..., A., ~ ,-.sh
Mich Cows-There . stronger ieeng IN the mesn
10 nut off their slipping stock Pair and good cows
re scarce and wanted at e90at10 and me- 800 eaen,
vonna calf md not borrowed Observation-Disclosures