New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-17

Ky steers q cwt at 1jc Also. with Geo. Brown, 6
good KY steers for Coon Hossbury at l64l7c on u
Woodruff g Conger had 3o Ill, Ind and Ky steers 81
Beach { Bray, for themselves o. good Ohio steers fine
Miller & Morelousc sold 50 Ohio steers for H. Camp
bell. q cwt.. Mt 12l gl5c being cOmmoihsh cattle.
b, H. Wosthoimer, for waxel Co., 1874 Ill steers OF
a Todd had had 10 little poor state cattle, mixed 81 cw
AT oNE-HUNDRETHsT.. MONDAY.
CHRISTMAS CATTLE
d. Scissor usual bore of the PALM not for the best
single pair nor for 10 head eyen for in each OF those nc
was exceled. but taking % head together, and he was
long way ahead OF all competitors They were hiSh
grade Durhams, mostly his own feeding in Madison
handling them can alone convey an idea Of their ine
points and beautiful symmetry The following were the
liams of Fulton Market, at zoe. b. 10 dress 90 cwt
to r. Dumvill, at same price, to make % y, and 8
6 b. to Appeby MIR scissor also had Is others not en-
tered as sas Sqa GT yfP e eae Sa
East Forty -ffthst, at 1916, to dress 60 b..
d. Harphad u Christmas cattle extra kentucky steers
They weighed 20 cwt each Also four at Albany; one
year old steer 10 cw the Others years Old 20 cwt, all
cattle in the yards fed by II Harp Of Fayete County
years old high grade Durham weighed IS cwt at home
1910 The last brought Isa2lc. ID, by T. j. Gof sales
Dutchess County head raised by himself, sold at ?Oc
50 u per cwt. They weighed pair AGO B pair 40 TO-
extra iyear old Spayed heer l96O ID, steer 2,l6O 10
all scaled at home The spayed hefer called good
an animal by the as anything on sale The other cattle
also IS premium sheep with which he intends dress OF
his stalls in Centre Market for next Saturday.
Eastman Brother, for Eastman Putnam, IL very
fine Duchess Co steers 1887 b. at the yards sold at 2Oc
to Wolfmyer, to make 60 ID per owt:
Geo. Clark had pair OF his feeding in Bloomfield
Conn., very fine pair Of oxen estimated s. cwt gross
sold to j. Newell OF Washngtons Tor the reputed price
j. ReneFeT sold his fat Kentucky cattle at Albany
TO go 10 Brighton They were fed by John McCuntoek Of
bourbon County ana weighed 2SU at nome d sne Were
bred syear old steers with one ayear old heller which
D. GOodoll OF Brattleboro. Vt, had OF the largest
cattle on sale, mammoth grade Durhams, nearly mli
months by Mr.. Goode. Beside being large, they were
very fat and six years old, but were not sold.
G. Carpenter came in with "a fine KY cattle 10 head OF
which were extra fine, probably superior to the same
number OF any other drove They were three and four
year old grades and thorough breeds laid at "a eT I
by T. J. Con to T. Lawrence to kill and weigh at 2lc.
Teed & Wheeler. for ]. Moss 81 Ohio steers, fair,
coarssh 81 cwt-home weight 1850 nat leal7c; also,
l car fat Dutchess County cattle at l6aisc.
H. Myers sold 80 Conn cattle. common steers, cows,
and oxen, at l4dlGc. on 699 cwt
Swift Sherman sold ~ Dutehess Co steers oxen and
heifers at l3g7c. They ranked from commoa to very
Bartram Culver sold &C Dutchess CO. steers and oxen.
H. Thompson for Coon Hossbury, 80 good KY cattle.
Il cwt at 6t a17tc co very good KY cattle for Waxel
j. hoag sold i5 head mostly Conn., steers and oxen,
common TO very good, at 12Gl7c -..,. .
s. sohuster run out 3I fair u cwt Kentucky cattle at
150lC.c. Also ia for Waxel 6i cwt Illinois steers at
NJ Dalton sold his - head Gi cwt Illinois steers at 500
each.
A. b. Mead had 1H westchester County and Connect
and ordinary 10 very good pair fed oy
W. Vance ~ cwt for SIS, 10 j. Hesler one PAIR lso 10
w. Woodcock 10 fed by Knapp, years old, at $780, or
lsc per 70; the others at 12al6c.
Geo Martin for Crab Co.. 30 Ohio steers, Il cwt. at
Ddl6tc. . 80, -.
T. Loughman run out Sc fat cwt. Ohio steers at
average the range being from II to l9c.
Murray Glover for Jarvis l8 poor State cattle, 81
cwt at so each; Sc for Burns Co., Kentucky cattle
Mich COWs-There is still a good demand for fine
mixers shown by the fact that an extra cow was run up
by different buyers sGO, with calf II days old. She
three folIrths Durham, and picture. Another.
and what would be termed good cow was sold at Nl5
with several OF t25 each More good COWS could be sold
Common mixers range from S5O $780, with poor at 650
VEAL CALvEs-These are unchanged in price, very
few going above 12ic H. with fair At III al2c and poor
at salOic. Grass calves in little request and sell
slowly. $1,000, ,,,,r-,.,
Receipts this week 2T,92T Prime sheep SADIE. Prime
Lambs, 7e7ic; Superior TO Medium, 4t@5tci Common
Extra holiday sheep are bringing 9slOc., and even
higher lot OF Dutchess County southd0gn ana cots
brought etc 81 each Four OF them TOOK the lst
premium at the Ruteh s Scrg ~ so though sold
with the others r. Hume sold two cars heavy Canada
stock at Foriietht SG 9c dere EoGS
70 day 900 head Fortiethst, ct Hudson City,
and '' " sREs 81 sERf xSD fEMBS '
AT FoRTIETH-sr
BY Hume & Elliot-60 sheep and lambs, A23 c. 80,
stG 95 l9 900 7s 49, 25 e 7l5, O5s; lOl 1928 %,
2iG ss72 7O a. $3.50 o 49, sos 95 IA $s2 t9s ~ 49,
SiT ~ 100 81 900 So ig $3.50 CO. 1885, &39 go 2O3 S3l as $685.
sl2s7 O5 GS, slice n; slI sot 75 800, s,76l sO l,
i99s 40 SAC 4OTota 4i5i value s225s So average,
S. several fat lots Of Canada stock bringing up the
by sam McGrau-22o sheep at $40 49, 27 ts22 90 2Ol
ts33 a. 90 S3 2s o. tSS 81 49, $i2 40 O4 6O 1871 1868 81;
g. SIS 75 1917 s57 ~ 49, 1881 as 80 $500 2 400 tss 22
Az ,eI IL i99 sJs5 75 rs. $500 81 o. l2 ~ 900 s69 49,
81 lambs at sl.2 Total ASST value, sloso9 49, average
brought 7ic. Z n. Many OF the Others were poor. A..
81, ,6 Sass 90; 2io sheep "a 81 9oS $40 81 i9i Gosi
os ia sos So Total 1886, ,S35 o. Average, IS per
head. -
by Judd buckingham McPhers0n-lsT sheep ts9s 90;
90? $50 o l9o ss5 as ISL ga 49,! 81 4S S sS S s 2
gT, s752 7O 27, ts9l 52 zoo 500 e s2t 50 l4e t43
:a g. &C. &c., 49, IT, ' ies , a. s. S. ~ 1 Is
s7sI 1873 s685 2o3, LOO 1885, 1857 so; 2 SlS ga 49,
So, soC 49, ssi 50 i9s sc 5o 200 500 III sOi 900
lgl ASA so. Total s2es sheep t9lIe5 " average Is 81
by Bliss Dimmock-2o9 sheep s79i 6o 49, 1859 7O $50
o. s04 2l2 $780, 2 7I3 ". Total, l,S5i 1904 81 Aver
age, 6l. .
BY Kase BELLS & Co.. ia sheep, $500; r. 1856 I0 81
s3S 49, TO- s97O COZ ST. $40 %; ia 1851 5O 49, s0l5 o.
sass 90 49, $40 to a. $50 50; 22sG E u.s. 1906 SlS 2SS
s'' 81 49, '''' Co. Total San lS55 gl " average
BY Judd buckingham. A. Van Vert, A. Bristow and
81 So: 49, b. So ass q as i;s, Is as Ioi S. 100 IS %
40, u; extra, $50. - -
THEY CANE by The FOLLOWING ROUTES Hudson River
Railroad 8O77 Erie Railroad, $3.50; EewJersey Central
Railroad, l9,i15 Total, 24,672. .
With very light receipts Saturday owing to the
sunday and Mondays receipts OF &C cars at
and at Fortisthst making the large num6er OF ioI on
on the market there Is little falling or and trade is not
active We quote at sas!c. for heavy prime and sSItS
ordinary to fair hogs Some OF the droyers complain
OF being long time ON the Erie Road and OF losses sds
tanned the way which they say Is IN direct contrast
with the prOmptness OF other routes, 0oth IN delVerng
forward and arc worth about 0ic.
Sales by stahlnecker y Dorman. at Forueth-st;, "a
eSIO0c 62 rough N Y 100 h. &c., 50 rough n T., l92 10
7io asa very common Ind ls6 10 Tte l92 uneven, COM