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

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is g. s,sI,s oftss ,airls oday estimated riil
kItsas nsIs o. IIe,, soa. qia
w,yE Es'' TuE rarTfE ARE FRoM-New.YorK ll4;
Ohio. $685. Indiana 81; Illinois 80; IGAas ana Cnefo-
hee i7l; Kentucky, $685. Connecticut. ll6 IOta t2Os
TnEY CANE ny the FOLLOWING ROUTES Erie Railroad
II7g; Hudson River Railroad 1850; Harlem Railroad
ga i7e. New Jersey Central Railroad, 1905 by Hud
SON River Boats 70 foot as Total 42os About 1900
were In the yards Monday.
'RBMtRKs ABOUT BEEF CATTLE.
Tho total number this week s27 head compares with
@sk last year aud With 1850 for the corresponding week
one year ago The number sold to-day at the onehund,
Last week and with ASA head the average per week last
year aud with 257o head at market one year ago, ,
In anticipation OF light demand during THANKSGIVING
seok fewer cattle were offered the nyer-2,tl9
against oi the previous week sun prices coTId no, Ne
poor TO suit majority OF the buyers and the
Was pretty well cleared off, that when the market
opened at One hundredthst this morning. with 1900
head on sale-the total for the week ending today
being about 100 less than the comparatively Hight
rccelpts FOR the previous week - there
weather sGenng both the articles themselves and the
prices OF mutton pork. aud poultry, which helped the
Thing along; but the numbers were greater than e1-
pected The talk that only 1000 head would be on
sae but many local cattle were rushed nmore than
coo head from along the Hudson RIVER ahd Harlem Ran
rOads-hAt the prices counted upon could Not be real
lied. There much better show OF fat cattle
than 90 be found ono week ago, that rs lar more
ANNALS ranking No J. though nothing finer than
few offered then on tins KIND noadYance was oDtAlhed
wing the largo numbers bnt TWO or three times as
many reached the top price OF lie AZ were SOFA a those
GOOD drOyes there an advance Of ta.c. y ~ with
more ne 10 the trade. The scallawag lots OF dry
and state bulls could not be advanced some Of the latter
going as low as &c. y n. aud only selling after
the Yards had been cleared Of everything else
te,v from Connecticut furnishes considerably more
than one-fourth OF all the cattle this week, and
0ho pI Kentucky for most OF the really good drove
though there sprnkng offat cattle from DutGhess
s Anu and an We're sold From what hear OF high
pnces being paid West for cattle TO Winter Il Is evident
some people expect tall rates next Spring In TACT me
prevailing belief Is that quite an advance must take
place uu'' BRoKEEs' SALES OF BULLocKs.
AT COMMUNIPkw.
Alexander & Casse had I9i Illinois steers on sale by
a. ID Alexander One ear OF them Of fine quality, ~
cwt aud brought Y ID. The Others were laid at q
ewt only fair cattle or little below the average q
r %cHandes drove counted mp 504 head all Illinois
Of the Indian or Cherokee pred Sso tVney soq
lac samues out GO head at close upon lic on %
ewt W. Fitch sold the balance including the Cherokees
at HaIe6 Nay had decent 81 and O. owt Ill steers
sale BY Cory TU s TsafS er f steers we're whole
sailed by NJ Kirchway 20 Is. H. Westhelmer at SOS 20
Fitch bought IS good o. aud Ky cattle at Albany
the Kentuckians good for Wednesdays market-for
though very fine 81 cwt cattle, they would not bring lo0
i'o' anu ~ At HUDSON CITY.
Two cars state steers, cows ana heifers were
names published ashley do not want their credit Injured
at home by the losses sustained here. -, = ~,
Geo Sage sold ~ state bulls and dry cows for g. March
at eG7c on cwt II is needless TO say they were unsaa
owt cattle at ss7 each. or l3io. y n.
Colwell aud De Hart had good many small and one
large LOT of cattle The first load OF mixed state
stock L. Thompson at lie on SeS cwt Then came 10
Orange cattle Tor VIM Wilson steers, COWS and oxen
egt al l9io; mixed State cattle for d. G. Weed, 6d6
cwt good steers, at Io9Iic ~ head cattle Tor r.
Button cwt, at lie rs for H. johnson at l2c on cSti
Is for H. H. CODant also mixed STATE Stock oWt at 1901
90 for c. segar similar cattle only lighter a owt at lQt
isc and i26 III steers for j. Harding cwt, somewhat
Toop 4 Hosbury by W. Thompson had the best drove
OF Texan cattle have ever seen In these yards They
got their fat however out Of Kentucky blue grass for H.
n nnncan had them year and half on his splendid
5000 acre farm They were laid at II cwt and averaged
' Mcpherson sold 50 Ohio and Kentucky steers
for Woods Gillespie fair drove ca cwt, az 1874 6l5c
and 69 Illinois steers, for Paxton 6t cwt. at lSal5c-
c Woo5PnG conger for @. 8. Murray 80 common cwt
Ohio steers at 2dlc GS Kentucky cattle FOR themselves
Church Hurd sold 81 Indiana steers for Hendricks
a Co rather cattle scant 81 cwt. at l3dl4ici
slso 81 for themselves good fat ewt steers at is
dl6c -, NJ. Y,,. -. .
cT Rra " 4 coHey, FOR NJ. Darnen indiana steers
Brnno sold his car load OF Livingston County, ~ w.
aud heiiers fairish q cwt cattle at S each
C. d. spencer had "a mixed State cows steers, and
heifers, a owt, at Zoe. y NJ - -
sherman had il State steers and oxen 6se cwt sold
swift sherman sold 81 Dutchoss County steers and
n Mead sold 81 westGhester County and dry
COWS, common to good san eWt' al RGlSe'' win ono
me Wheeler ran out IS fair Connecticut steers for j.
Todd AT IL, dlGc on Ct cwt and rs Dutohoss County
n " cattle for farmers all kinds and divers weights at
I2dl6tc. - 49, -, -. ...oors , o,o - ,,.ose al a., I
srE fassn had 70 little State steers OF % cwt sold
AZ Bro had a ane a cwL Ohio grades owned