New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2e, 1867.

Wu H. Drew bought 10 State steers from Jefferson
County good growthy cattle, 22s on scales at ssi
Bsrram Culver bad IS local cattle Dutchess County
steers oxen and cows, mixed, at 1l0I7c.
W. W. Hoag had "a Connecticut steers and oxen, mixed,
II q Hosg sold 70 head mostly Connecticut steers
mixed lot, SAP cwt.. at l0ql6e. They had good top
p r. Cary had 80 Ohio steers bought OF Mnchel and
80 rs cattle ofPeDn Coz eSt. good, selling at 4i@
+ Cor 70, Ford. 50 fair Ky. steers n cwt at lao
b. Mead. for f. J.. Gwynne IS nice u cwt. Ohio
steers III l6! and - local cattle Duteess County,
and Conn. STEER, few oxen SOFA owt, at l3glGc.
Eastman Bro, 80 Ohio cattle bought OF Hathaway
"a cwt, reailed at 16c. O. @. i.l'I U. 0.f ..,r~r
Eyan -oId 20 little % gT, Ky a cattle at l2s .er,
for csrey johnson, AS n gross, at eie. y 10, I'VE
Many little lots of catle we're either unsod
sold out AZ 91l2c with only atGSie live weight oil
MICH CoWs--There is no special change in the fresh
cow trade WITH perhaps, little falling of in the de
mand The high prices are likely TO bring forward
Wal CALVES are lover in common with mutton and
pork. Scarcely anything will bring over ilc with de
very fine calves OF months Old, $50 average brought
about &C. d. with e GTtSs calves "a At 70 each
Receipts this week, 4oDsl Quotations Prime Sheep,
sal STE; Inferior to Medium, 3sG4.c.; Prime Lambs Ga
The arrivals have overtDpped by abont 1890 head the
heretofore largest week ever and coming III wan
weather with such heavy receipts OF poultry, ana SO
much cheap pork an extremely hard week Tor
owners and equally hard ON butchers for buy them low
when offered the dead meat markets. IL was selling at
saic v in Washngtoi Market on Saturday, and the
present rain does not improve tho matter, especially
with about 635O sale Forethst, and Is cars iresh
at Hudson City this morning 10 takes an extra lot OF
selling out Large numbers Of thin sheep are selling at
tCasa head lotof lot state sheep, mostly ewes
few lambs, was sold at z each Or not over sac D.
Some, by the head, are no more thanSc.
= - SALES or SHEEP AND LAMBS.
By Bune 4 iluott-ie5 sheep and lambs ,itos 49, 49,
@ 81 s % s s,7 20 2 S S si s , $50 'S 81
III t36 a. III s459 IOs, stl6 ~; 43, s3 II; no s26
..s g. @ IS. H.. s = ia ~ s s &c. q laS $50 $50 90
g. $67 3d. sls 50; S. slS7 49, 49, s6s2 III 2l6 $26 6 49,
22o a. ~ $40 - 49, s992 2 l6t s6o 2 iel sS2 ~ 90
BY samuel MeGrav.4 sheep and lambs. at s7t2 49, 49,
1918 1897: ~ s 50 SJs 1855 10 2 sJ7 & l6I S04g 6O
g7 1921 s3 300 $50 80 $3.50 So 90 1919 So no. 77 ~ l9
te3 CO. 49, so7 7s o te3 So 2 ss42 7d 2oS sGl' TO-
BY James Kirby 222 sheep and lambs $3.50 75 los sheep
1876 s2 1876 do 5 So III do s21a as az do sSa So SIS
do IA "a; 1888 do SOB 4O 202 do, s50S as 2S7 do,
Ss2 6O ~ do S272 7 do s04 TO- 2O3 do s64o total
| 2,2II. at 1850 "a. Average. q so. a "-r
BY Judd Buckingham & Mcphcrson-2l2 sheep and
lambs ss; 2O .sOsi 49, Nsle 2oi s1es; 22 :sys rs
Xxx a is i 1885, >f5 i9s SIS sss ., Ss; aS. $50 1855
go: 1884, 90 9 s s s a o' sSc? 1885, sS 49,
iHJ; 20l $751; lgi. $685. 2l1 SA 2l6, Ni2 lSl,
80 ~ l s s e. .tm s .c, , s2 a ri ss .i u.s.
,s2i 2O7 s43 2. ss; 800, sl9 ia. 1922 l0s sog2 l9s
zoo 500 49, M s s59l $780, , sS,1 s : .s 49,
s5s2 Ss7, sl,5ss al, 81 % 2OO, 500; 1l9 1851 az, SOL
oO6 Sra 1877 S19O 39 1885, 1875, sfl; 23, ss25; 100, NS
2O9 $500 49, 1921 22l, sis Totals, 1926, sdSs'l ss
average. tJ27. -. - 49,.
by Bliss Dfnmick-Ss9 sheep and lambs, 500 rs. 1872
tT6 III 9IO s3s I3 500 si2 9O sss AZ; 1885, 1885, l2
I'll, sG27 5O 4O6. s23 %; GJ 5000 Iota Jooo'
fg,Sss &c. Average, 81 ~ '
H.. AT COMMuNlPAW. $500.
BY Kase Bells Co-s7 sheep $3.50; $751; s,o5s; 100.
s.gl rs 49, $2 81 ia $3.50 O 1884, S4Gs 0S; 20, s2i3 IS
l33 t5is CO o. s2ss Tota-l,2iO, Ash 81 Average,
o. g. - -
- TIE SWINE MARKET. . -
Receipts by Railroads, Wit Hudson River Railroad
500; Efe Railroad eGI5; NewJersey Central Railroad,
1863 Total, s,C09. .
With bad weather and overstocked meat and poultry
thus inurnS fresh pork trade packers are
holding back with view Of crowding down prices They
are succeeding too for with 90 ears on the MARKET VIZ:
I'd nj Fortiet mostly held from saturday and 81 cars
nj Communipaw the top price today IL &C., with far
hogs selling ~ 06,c, and poor at ste. Trade IA slow
with a poor prospect VI selling out