New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-08

total this week, $50 heau compares Win
IOO head last week, and with 574s head, average per
week last year. aud with 6i96 for the corresponding week
Tic number on sale to-day ut the onehundredthstmar
with 1914 head the average per week last year. and with
5000 head, at market one year ago
THE MARKET AT HUDSON CITY.
HUDSON CITY, Jan. 4.,-Only l,S9S head OF cattle
have arrived at these yards up 20 noon to-day 40 cars OF
them coming In the morning Nineteen additional cars
are expected msayy snGTs az te nSH l
dent that markets would not require heavy supply
mostly In the hands three parties, who sell
ing them off rather slowly AZ &C. advance nom last Week
mutton vonson and poultry being too plenty TO warrant
high prices The cattle generally OF medium or thln
flesh aud selling az lial6c, with few nne lots or
selected ANIMALS nj 6.o aud nc The stock Is well sold
off Including several lots and remnants from last week
head Most OF tho cattle az Hudson City In over
the Erie Road and there has been no detention on that
numerous snow-plows keeping tho track clear. A
train OF eight cattle cars was thrown from the
broken rail. One drove Of IS head was badly
injured % Of them being either killed or so bruised they
could not be brought forward The agent OF the road
Mr.. Mcneil, promptly settled with the owners FOR All
damages Droyer over the Lake Shore Road from Toledo
10 Buffalo complain Of the bad management OF that
route. aud the ncyility with which they are treated
The cattle trains are often run aside and thrown OUT OK
cars and when demonstrated With me droyers are t1u
The three all badly managed so far rs the
cattle interests concerned but the Eastern or bu
droyer after sundry dsentions various places could
not get his cattle oahed at Buffalo for four hours AFTER
the train arrived the Company inhumany Keeping Inon
standing on the track that length OF time.
THE MARKET AT oNE-HUSDREDIli-sr 80, Ala
NATIONAL YARDS, Jan 7-AH appearance W GU ilso
this week. the little disappointment OF tnose VINO
held cattle from last week with tne % o.
better prices now and 10 those who pought az Apay OF
who picked up what they could In Dutchess ano vest
chester Counties and advised their 70 SEND IN
Tor tba present market few CATTLE comparatively had
hsn sod over the river and with only 20 reported at
Albany up TO Friday night s not surprising that an ad
was looked for; indeed had already set In But IL
seems that Richard Roe OF the same mind as John
Doe and each OF them, with many OF their neighbours
secured until they picked up more than 800 near
lat week and others from localities little
expected, swellod the number at these yards
10 close upon $500, making total OF more
than $500 for the week. or 100 above. the
receipts OF the previous week. All say OF the
quality that after taking out 400 to 800 head OF
good UP river and Ohio CATTLE with few fine Illinois and
Kentucky lots tops Of duoyes those left nearly all
thin, many Of them showing hard usage from long four
neys and priyatons attendant upon snowbound trans
They had also been exposed 10 cold storms, and had
shrtinken badly making themselves unlike what they
when they left home 20 three weeks ago. Some
OF tho droves must have been genuine , seal,
lawags when they started, for whole month OF
starvation would scarcely reduce good cattle 10