New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-03

BY ID sesor mostly fed BY himself and Of course, fat
They nearly all steers, few oxen an 6onSht Of
T. Brown cWt scs sU medium cattle retailed at l3c
g. b. Richardson FOR j. Miller, 81 commohish W pretty
sGSq ST h steer steers steers cw sold at l5c
Bartram a Culver. for w. ii. Drew, 90 u' ash ~
steers, cows and heifers, itG5t e"|' Al s0ON '-N'
Murray Glover for J. Penn 80 KY cattle lS OF then
Iewt at &c., the Others at i5te On q o Turner at
tidy steers. Also, % mixed Ky. catte lor l. AuN''
Ial6c. on scant owt. ,-..o,r cat,le
T. j. Gof for H. c. MCGEE. co uneven az Isaisc.
steers and OXen common TO good, "a c", d" Truman
j. A. Merritt sold CO Illinois steers Ior W. Ai"'''
cwt cattle, at l6l6c. - =, .. attuc.
and 80 Illinois cattle Of 81 cwt, at l2tc ,,rboms
Simon Uery had 80 very fine ono . graSe ar iiS7c
Also a State cattle at i3aI 40 h,u,se,,
eSott had IS very good Ohio cattle Ieu Oy d hy r
one OF the finest droves in market, 81 c"t sou W L.
Loughman at 15Idl7c. -, ., o.. Oh cxvt
W. Thompson Tor Hossbury * good idI u - etv
KY cattle, at Isl l7c ana go steers rough 'u' "
good flesh, u cwt, sold at 14Gl5bc -, =, o+ OF rac
NJ Dalton sold his is State steers OF % ~ * ~ ner
cwt ,-, .,o
Heaey Co sold their 80 good State steers frO" 'ne
T. ellis cot l5c ON 6. cwt for his "a III. steers
Mich COWs-The demand continues gooH ioi r 1i
cows, while the common sort go on Slowly =. ,iad m
for farmers others 20 send III their nearly ,be
cows, lacking calves on and baggng theh ny turns
against them We noticed poor little runt OF COW,
with OF calf from another mother me COW 80 ne
dry she would not pay for milking, sofa Or ~.
resh cows are worth 500 $500 each, with extras and
fancy up TO tias Common to medium sell az ga NOR,
VEAL CALVES-NOw that the weather 10 cola, Ii iV
calves coming dead and fewer alive Inoe p I s
improvement in fat calves, small number Leaendns IIo
though comparatively few above l1to common Krh
calves hard things 70 SELL even at low prices DOM
dead and alive Live ones have Deen so1 az them
as they would not keep no mothers M S on
Fat hOgdressed eavesthat is. those with the SKIN Oh
but head and entrails remoyed-are selling al 09oc'
few at l7c with grasses at sGl2c.
THE SHEEP MARKET al.
Receipts this week 25I45 Quotations rtle 9meS en
5ia5ic; Inferior to Medium, sidllci Prime LANDS o"
6tc; Common, 5G5tc. 60
Some Canada sheep of III have been sold a. &C.
but good 20 State sheep are worth 4iG5c Inc nsor
Of the thin sheep had to be sold during the week " tne
head. butchers not being Wiling 10 wsign t mem epoag
10 cover expenses OF freight, feed yardaRe' sbu
commission for selling. One Western droyer adI 1d
bought to take home with him. The trade has
been extremely hard on poor stock ana the nov
coming forward poor Good fat sheep are IN Iar os
mand but are scarcely receiving any I3e had he
than 1900 less than last week when we mao e
largest number ever known but sun there are ggi,o
enough. Cold weather Is now improving the mutton
market and there is little more NE 70 tne hSs Snge
morning, 400 at Fortiethst and 1913 at Commnnlpaw.
and statesmen working hard to clean them all OUT py
"eH' SALES OF SHEEP AND LAMBS.
AT FoRTETHsT.
BY Hume Elliott 2ls sheep and lambs, :5s2 so dSS
$50 a Gil 1858 29 as S7 u.s. 3d. $3.50 49, 1863 1890 So 81,
;lOl 25 a. $40 6s lO3 $3.50 so io4 s4sS 7 lSa s6S ~
1901 CO.. ass s4S; 49, S4aSl2 total 6si at sOOo4 a. a'
By g. McGrsw. 1913 sheep SOTO 80; 22O sOs 10; Hs'
1900 81 20S sSlS gao, S3s5 2ss .765 sO So, se6 2ol,
s6cI 90; a. ts 49, sl23 s1 $780, 29S Is; 2o5 tSsS I2i
lss s22 rs; lO6 t23 So ia t6l %; IT'S. $3.50 70 2Ol
tO9 700 $40; total 347, S9,722 @ average, " g. Ihey
mostly common thin sheep. - . -
BY James Kirby, l04 sheep e343 co. 49, t65s 5Oi III
SIS ca 81 $59 u.s. t270 % 1885, 1888 So; l0l t4s 1O
t753 lO 1851 90 1885, t452 Is; total l46 s2s4 20
average, q 70 q head
AT HUDSON CITY.
BY Judd. Buckingham h CO.. 900 sheep and lambs,
81 M 20s $780, l4 1893; l50 S50 l0s $685. 1885, t5sS; 1885,
sos 40 $780, 2OO $780, S67 81 49, 1896 Ss4 400 47G as
$500 2Og s7O6 100 sG7 $685. 1885, 205 $685. 25 tslS 2lO
S3s 2O6 {Tl7 20 s62l 205 $780, 1884, $685. 40 81 co., a. $50
iO5 sl4T 200 $3.50 406 a Ar; 2l9, t65 $685. 1880 49,
81 s I22 477 1871 $685. 1885, STA 49, $685. 49, $796; 2l6
t64 i05 S5ls; 400 1871; 40 $500, goo s5; 1885, S94 2
Sgi 220 ss25; t6s2 43, $50 ST. t0Ss III, Sel3
Total-l2, $50, $43,94l. Average s. So.
By Bliss & Dmmick. % sheep and lambs sos sG go,
asst 49, 81 O2s 25 1885, s56s &C. 1s6, $780, 100, t4t H.
Totals 26, A,A3 %. Average, 80 "a
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts by Railroads TO wit Hudson River Railroad
e7s5; Erie Railroad, s7i7 NewJersey Central Railroad,
800. Total, 26732. 49, ~.
With full receipts and bad weather up TO Friday OF last
week the trade very slow, and prices declined tc
running down TO 6ic for the best though nothing me IS
coming forward Since then the weather has changed 70
sharply cold and little falling on IN numbers assists n
making quicker market This morning. with 80 cars at
Fortieth.st and ~ at Communpaw, an advance OF &C
was obtained thus bringing them up TO the rates OF tns
day week 6c for good 6lc for fair hogs ana otc lot
common ght and rough. AVeryleW prime hoss DiVueH'
6Ic All are likely 20 sell