New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29

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though rarely the live weight Is ascertained and price
based upon that shrinking as agreed ge1s[ h s the
per cent upon Whit we note good ar Cattle suSh S ' ~
best Illinois droves fat upcountry oxen The evils OF
splitting up the business Of the cattle marKet nave oee
shall have regular market day. and nothing Tor
butchers to rely upon The trade win he every GAY
nothing TO guide who desire to look ahead beyond
the ends OF their noses The price OF cattle attn
paceS OF sale and various days this week mas NAieu
| three cents pound upon the same quality, Buying
and selling cattle has become very uncertain pus
ness. IL IS hit with luck and q miss WITHOUT IL;
There is nothing MISUNDERSTANDING TO be learned
6y There Is one drove here tnat was eaIned
by his experience that cattle cannot be driven in WINTER
without losing in value more than the cost OF anspor
BROKERS SALES OF BULLoCKs.
Hurd & Templeton sold iIo Indiana steers for W. J.
Tempst1n y cwt at l3el5c 50 for themselves o0ag1e
diana steers for f. NJ Mcdonald strong q cwt, fair at
| l3d15c
Briggs Gnlet for T. Brisco, 0S Indiana steers, fair
cattle rather above the average "a cwt $40 at h0me
at lac forJ b. sedgwck IS Indiana cattle for 81 cwt
weight here, at l5c for N Durham IS Indiana cattle
Church Hurd, for J. Race 81 Illinois steers 81 cwt
plump, fair at ls96c for H. b. DE Kay % state cattle
State steers fah n ewt at Ice for lawson 81 Penn
steers thin cw at Isle Ohio steers and hefers for
Geo Sage sold 90 state cattle for r. Charles good steers
and choice rat heifers 81 cwt at i40l6c IL mixed 5tate
Woodruff Bro. for NJ Balcom, 10 State cattle, very
fine 10 cT at i6c Is for H. Woodruff OF Genesee River
Beach Bray for Bennett & Co.. 1l5 Illinois steers, 81
cwt at llc fair drove, Alb Illinois steers and oxen
p oNeil bought Southern o. steers at Buffalo 1920
bs gross most OF them, cost 7ic and sold at lie' u
Coney Conger for NJ Sims Illinois steers strong
% cwt fair at 13GlIc; l12 for W. " Woods, strong
cTt T9SgSh at dSiSe sysrase Se oil rrda teers
COWS, bulls and oxen, 2ial2 ewt at 12c average.
Colwell Dimmck for W. Holmes, 46 Kentucky steers
fair lot, n cw, at 156l6c Indiana cattle FOR same
| mixed, oxen and cows, at 12a15c.
J.. c. Browne sold his Sc Illinois steers fair q cwt, at
Beach Alexander. for George d. Alexander IT'S ILL
them was prize Durham D. EefeT 22sgs c1 fed
by r. Lambert Of Jacksonville Morgan Co. she was held
at $500 with offer Of $3.50 and was to be ralIled OIL
HUEDRETH-sr.
seige, Lauterbeck sehuester sold lO7 OF their own
Illinois steers 6 cwt at 20 Kentucky cattle, go0d
cwt, at 1lai5ic for wcxe Illinois steers, com
NJ Dalton whoesaed Ills 20 Illinois steers at lSs 9lIc
| on q cwt
T. ellis had IS Kentucky steers, y cwt good, selling
g. G. Teed had25 up-cOuntry oIen uneven, GAIA cwt
Coney 4 Conger forJ c. Geary "a Ohio steers fat at le
% n 9 SS & aTeyEe s BS enS Illinois steers
r. j. Gof for Bedford clay 60 Kentucky steers com
Bartram Culver for Geary,I Ohio oxen, coarssh but
J. Merritt sold % ILL., steers for s. Honsley, cwt
Eastman Bro 81 o steers for Bateman 81 ewt, good
steers, 81 cwt., sold THURSDAY, at l3ial4c. "
c. s. Green sold 90 III steers for himself 81 cwt far
flesh at 4al5c; and with L. d. Brown Is ILL., steers, at
same price Mr. Green says he is going home as soon as
W. J. Mead sold pair Of steers bought of Jas Towns
bury in Westchester county year ago. Ior s5to, %ca
b. Mead sold 80 for j. c. Geary, o. steers, at Bc on
Hughes Buckland sold 81 Illinois steers for NJ. Ellis,
c, cwt he. 81 for Stewart Co.. sold Friday, Ill
Steers ewt at l3dllc 5Sdor s. Moody MO- stoers'
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u II Williams CT Ohio steers for d. p. Baird, cwt,
G. saxton sold pair Of Connecticut for 800 They
were fed by Sam MiddlebrOOk OF Wilton rated "a ewt,
and l7c also pair bought Of a. Belts feeder In
town. cost $780, and sold at same price at the yaS
s. Uery, for H. r. Smith, 81 III. steers decent cwt
D' Hurd Bnrchsrd bought Otis & Rankn's SO Illinois
''f p F Cary sod & Of smiths Illinois drove fair
lot Of young steers eT at itg - Srmc Ohio steers
cwt sold at CiGl7ic tops, slS0 each Ihey were the
E. Lonchman sold his "a Ohio steers, cwt, fat lot,
Geo Martin Sold As Ohio for f. T. Holton u cwt,
b. Westhemer sold a forB f. Davis Illinois steers and
Ohio steers and oxen good 81 ct, ut Isle, average 81
for Ogden Wallace Illinois steers, fair, cwt, at l5c
bni sufficient for the limited demand Milkmen gen
orally provide about many in the Fall as they expect
chances Dc scarce, the high price Of beef makes
call FOR the fat cows Of the milk stables that we ma
much demand for fresh cows during the winter Neither
OF the above causes are now operating hchce tho COW
trade is very dun A. some seasons person can turn
OFF nearly the price OF fresh one, but now
it takes SOS TO $50 TO- make me IhS
ones are held at sOaSi5 FAIR selling at
$50 and small thin ~ $50 each Three fresh Illinois
sold at so EACH and threo others, tn, al
VEAL CALvEs-Moro calves are sent TO market
dead than alive. They arc what are termed 'hog
dressed that is dressed with the hide on, the head feet
and entrais being removed They sell at l2d16c per 10
The few live calves are bringing lOd5c pei b with lew
u '''' p'A ~ THE SHEEP MARKET
| Receipts this week, 2001l.
oUoTGTioNs-The following reports OF sales OF sheep
and lambs by several OF the shecpbroker who sell ON
commissions will give the average OF prices per mead TINS
week They quoted per pound live weight for sheep
With an increase in the receipts and the best Of weather
sheep are selling we'll though The market not quite as
az It was n st t an soa aGe nd
this the prices advanced sun an
sO ea ,P' load OF thnmsi Ohio stock q u.s. sold
at 5jc. This Is one extreme, ana the 9 ON Is
and ec for 81 sent in by j. II Lee Of Hunterdon County
n j. 1856 to The best lot We saw In sxthst to-day
Mr. O. IT. WOODWORK They Weighed lie 70 IN Ashtabulss
County and held by r. Hume at &c. with Iie of
fered few sales at Hudson City during the week are
follows All state sheep 1913 head % No. at Ssc gS
S %e9s On 81 sale e in o s s nothing aud trade was
lively II viii be observed that the sheep trade has
largely increased Hudson City OF late, and this week
the sales have larger there than elsewhere The
sheep barn is now In use.
TO those who object reporting sales Of the best
sheep and other stock have only TO say that we en-
deayor TO portray the market just it Is and strive TO
give all grades aud the actual prices at which they are
sold IL absurd suppose that farmer reading the
reports of fat sheep weighing nearly 100 sold nj
0c will expect get that price for his medium or even
fat lots Of less than 100 10. enough state that lot
OF sheep bring must be M We confess to fond
ness looking at and handling superior stock and H. by
reporting such at high prices ual saeswe sur reed
er 70 improve their nocks good accomplished both for
| themselves and the community We very much fear,
Judging from the focks some farmers persist IN sending
market year after year. that they do not know what
really good sheep are and suppose that their ongegged
fenceumpng stock as good as any. Let them get good
southdown their sheep and II IL does not pay
more than seven per cent upon the investment