New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-05

NEw-YClK CATTLE MARKET.


roR TIM wrEK Esi4No NosD,r. scy. .i'r;
p.',. GO. "; S--'2 20 i-a'. go, yI,.l ,s;;
These were .oId at the falo~ns rnnrrc'-I'aces
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a A. s,':s.' P'T S;s'.S.;5si; = All
siss,@,,;. ..'. ,..,' = 81 il al ~. -
sss. fs~ as dr'e' 70 "a
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rEirEs oP BHEF TItIs wEkk.
Tme t"% msi isf i Of neeer rha,
a. bullock whose quurors viii weisn seNI. VI ~ cents
pound, amounts 10 f~ c,.
Eii, B,et "a
Ths, generally a-i sr,i
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TSs s.r.i s,.rssr Of a., marie, tod, ,.lH,ssJ s,.
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WHERE THE CArrIR ARE From -Ncw-lorK. g16 Ohio
s74; Indiana, se2 Illinois 2i2d Kentucky ii7si Conneo
tlcut. ali Cherokee. li7-r"tal. 5T35.
THEY CANE BY TI,. FOLLOWING ROUTES Erie Railroad
7.sl9; Hudson River Railroad. Sie Harlem RalitOad si
Camden and Anbuy Railroad, 5s; kcw-Jersey Central
Rairoad, 1888 Hudson River Boats. IL ON foot VI
Total. $3.50.
About go in the Yards on Monday.
REMARKS ABOUT ngEF CATTLE
The total number this 6.s21 head compares With
1908 head last week. and with 5.74s head. average per
week last year. ad with G6so for the corresponding week
one year ago. The number sld tOduy AT the ohe-hund
rcdtls market, Loco head. compares with 2.i35 head
last week. aud wh 1914 head the aycgc per week las.
year. AMI win 2.S2J b. q at market one year ago
AYer the 100 Iiuu footed up week ago. about
900 head were received at Commnnipaw aud Hudson
CITY during the week The weather was warm ANA un
favorable. and butchers came up To tho work slowly ana
bought sparngy flower rates refusal on the pat OF
the drivers 10 take cattle FROM the COnnupaw yards
during the nighttime only time permitted 10y the author
itirs-acted uufaNOraby upon tue trade at thoS" yards
Besdcr the butchers have been having slow trade. aud
would only buy at low rates Both Wholesale aud retail
markets were full Of dressed brrf aud good sides we're
selling IN Washington Market Saturday. al
gaiOc v n. The mutton markets too. were
avalanche OF live hog@l double eckloads day, aud
lees than I99 to-day. Added to all Of these
sundy lots Of dressed poultry received on Saturday
somewhat soft and mu+y hut sweet, aud sold oil at 2c
10 All Of these tended To- lessen the call for b'ef. 90
that when butchers came together at Onc-undrrdihst
this morning they were very backward III bnginhing
upon tho Loco cattle sale. Holders struck hard for
rise which they Thought they were Justified W. consider
lug that the total ~ 62 beeyes l2o less than for
the previous week Finding, however that not few Of
the butchers had from 0neouTth to oneaf Of their last
weeks purchases still Oh hand and that they would not
pay much advance, sellers dropped TO very nearly
hard yars by night some OF the enry
sales were at &c: advance. very few choice Ohio
and Dutchess County steers bringing close upon lc
salesman reports at lie. on tile scales ut ~ 70 per cwt
but such prime cattle will make Is II reduces them
below lCc actual weight There were several droyes OF
fine Western cattle, with a large sprinking OF Fat
Dutchess aud Westchescr Co. steers and oxen. Good
Fat cattle were freely offered Ut l5c before night Com
mon thin steers, dry cows bulls DC, we're no higher than
last week.
Tie un,ettled Of trade caused saesmen to try the
various markets. first driving some from Coinmupaw 10
Hudson City. then from the latter place To- OnelundTd
o.. also from COmmunipaw 10 Onehundredst, the latter
market containing $50 head previously offered for sale
aero the river but which are deducted In the totals
Our place Ia give each market credit for all the cattle
actually put upon sale that place and then deduct the
changes from the total not 10 duplicate them In tie
dual summing M.
Drovers are confident that with another fweek OF light
supply they can put up the prices THIS may De So but
Of the light they Beside, they Will have
compete with any quantity Of cheap pork-seilnR on
Saturday ut a0tc by the single hog Beside, people
very apt To dip into poultry pretty strong upon Its
first appearance IN bulk Then again, the unsettled state
OF trade and manufactures with look OF close times
ahead lead the poorer elhsses econOmZe To make up
their during the past week. they bought less than
usual aud that was another cause Of dun retail trade
BALES OF BULLoCKS.
AT COMMUNIfAw.
Templeton a. 1affry. for L. Templeton Bro 20 ILL.,
steers 81 ca cHt at l36ic "a Ind cattle at same price
similar weights with tails sold at l2ic ON the scales;
also III light Ind. steers Of n cwt at l3c. average
H. Westhemer ran out "a Ill steers for L. klemens,
common thin cattle. 81 cwt., at l2c.
Hughes * auckland worked of 70 Ill steers for j. +.
DAVIS 81 cwt, nj ltdl2Ic beng thin little cattle. They
Geo ID. Alexander, for himself and Cassell, 90 good
s9si cwt Illinois steers at al6c, aud s6 lighter Illinois
cattle, CT cwt, ut 1870. -
j. IT, Alexanders drove was made up OF 5T3 Illinois and
iiT Indian Cherokee cattle The latter were pretty
good q cwt. sold by w. Fitch at l3dbo Geo. Tofey
sold VI Of the Illinois cattle @ cwt, ut lac L. Bray run
out 2Ja head averaging about owt at 12o, while y.
Buinnels called his co head l3c. on 6cwt.
T. r. Cary sold 100 good strong. u cwt Illinois steers
for Hatch May ut lac and l9 others, good nesh but
lighter, Gi cwt.. ut same price.
Hatch X Wood Ind 205 ILL., steers In market ii. Myers
out % Of them nt l39I5c on cwt IL tops nj t26
EACH Isle, and Martin Ulcry at work upon the
balance, selling them at l4dl4ic. on Y cwt;
Eastman Nichols Oh account Oi McBeth Nichols, lh1
All al Ilf "a Ia u