New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22
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T. Ionghwan, O......... an woodiord, va........ 90
II R Rngck 81 J. FerIis Conn Il
y. Lehman, O............. CIV. Mead, Conn.....
A b. Mead, Conn. ...... 10 Harlem Local. y. f.....lS
REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE.
The total number this week 2s'e head compares WIN
week last ,a aud with 56oI for the corresponding week
year ago. -
with 8s4 head the average per week last year. and with
9,6J5 mead, at market one year ago
TIE MARKET Al HUDSON CITY.
UUDsoS CITY jan ls.-1'he sever6 storm has inter
frred with the cattle trade this place The horse rail
road from Hobukcn 10 the yards Is SIN showed nndtr
60 to the expense Of clearing on he track THIS taken in
connection win the great dicniy Y cI",inE 'hg r,r
away. SIM Of the ?,c!l bead rCciyed NJ to ih- p m,
the viii Dee HIGHT next Monday Mt On'-hundrcth'st
account ~ tLc snow and So manifest more "Ingno.'
to luy. They Nn not stand much advance, however
aud prices may De- set down about as last week. VIZ 10"
Tor thuuish cattle tc for good. and nc Tor prime
steers There j. little life to the trade lut The market
is NOT brisk Nine carloads came De to-day ANA teyeh
cars cNpectcd tomorrow TIE BIC to3b Als suffered
TrE MARKET At oSEnUNDREDnusr
NATIONAL YARDS, Jan 2i.-Thc expectations Of cattlo-
men fully realized IN one particular VIZ tho very
di.appointdd In hot being ao to eject sales prices
corresponding to the reesps Ia, 9SeNy NOV s'3ln VI
l u dou infcfrcd with the transportation, but IL IA
more than red that The disagreement De, the
York Central ard the Harlem Roads the prnci.
pal cause 81 the detention % more than 1000 cattle ~
Albany While the Erie Road nude very good time, and
brought in IT, full quota ~ stock, with little Interruption,
through stock train had arrived from Albany on thc
Harlem Road up p OF Monday. The local train
brought In some $50 head u way cattle There II talk ~
making ont 10 whether war between railroad
companies he carried TO the extent That shippers
must suffer loss In consequence, or charge To the storm
what really Is the result " quarrel among themselves
However the wax is now ended, 80 lar as the roads re
fusng bill freight stock aud passengers over each
other CONCERNED and q ascaIs are rcporedo On the
way from Albany aud expected 10 arrive III season LOT
market Tuesday. Knowing difficulty Of getting west
ern stock through the region along the Harlem Road IN
Duchcs and Westcheer Counties also on the border OF
Connecticut secured, aud some 900 head were gath
cattle The market IL always a slow one when cattle
are not MI IN Butchers will hold back 70 see what is be-
al been IN time for the buyers could hot he In.
duccd 10 take tho small number IN the yards They
rom last week but &c. advance IL due much TO sii
perior quality as to rise In The market Perhop. Two
pair upcOuntry at S20 ana the Other AT S2j
both very large and extra fat, brought lsc No. wale
re- good cattle NJ ljdlGc and poor ~ 3c and cs The
LOO head expected for tomorrow viii be offered as soon
received and ms many Of them sold ~ possible during
tho week
BROKERS' SALES OF BULLOCKs.
At COMMUNIPAw.
E. G. Woodruff & Bro, lOl for AllcrtQn Sherman,
Illinois steers fair, p cwt at l4sijc ,. ,.,,o,.
j. moicomb, for 5. W Aerton & Coz 80 Illinois steers.
81 cWtr al l1c - -
Miller & MorchOuse for Root Co., 81 Ohio steers ana
hefcrs commOnsh 81 cwt, ht l2c.; FOR Cox sef lOl
Illinois steers, nice fat drove, Ct cwt at lalGc; 80
Illinois steers for j. A. Hamilton cwt fair at lSs al6c;
and 10 Illinois steers ca cwt at lac Also ~ lat Ken
lucky cows and heiferB, cwt., at l4c.
Cowell q Dimnick. is State steers for W. Holmes
cwt good lot, at l3dCc7 10 Ice, co 70 v cwt IL for
woodward, 81 cwt. at l3c lG for W. W Wdick, state
tie, mixed, oxen, S52O for s2c2; for s2O "a cwt
average, at lac. -.
aud oxen o cMt good fair quality at lS@lCci % ILLINOIS
steers for W. WycGo 81 iG on o. cwt cr coo o,
ander, q cwt., fair AZ lial5c. -
Church q IIurd sold 81 m steers for W. Williams, GdGi
cwt, at 12a13c, fairsh cattle; and 81 for j. NJ Mont
gomcry m steers, fair cattle, Ca6b cwt, nc 120l4c; 80
For T.. o. Neil, Ill. steers, 6G7 cwt at l3@lilc -.
80 Of them large aud good cw. at 5dec; the 20 were
hoppers a cw sold at l2lc for W. iioyce 80 Ind steers
very common ewt, at l20l3c. l1G for scOp curl lnd
steers % cwt at l2Ul3c for themselves, Jj IND steers
Dudley Mitchell had "a Ind steers fair, q cwt, sold
at Ilc.
CD cwt at n 06c; ~ Kentucky cattle for Coon Hoss
bury roughish, scant "a cwt at III 0i5lc few tops 1Gc
for f. Ford 70 nice Kentucky steers scant ~ cw at LOO
Conoy Conger for Woods Gillespie, % Illinois steers
81 cw al6c, average sc; ll6 for Sims Co., IN
nOis steers, "a Cwt., at ll0l5c. tops, Ice.
A. Hammond sold II State steers aud oxen for T. Gem
BILE mixed cattle cas- cwt at I26l5c, and II for p. An
drcws, State cattle, mixed, at 12a1Ic. ~,
S. q. Woodruff Bro. for d. Colgroye SO state cattle
fair cw at l5c Is Michigan steers for C. b. SHEPHERD
Hurd Templeton for W. J. Tempeton, 1875 indiana an
steers, cwt, fair at i0l5c and 70 for Tenpeton CO..
similar cattle, at same prices
f. & H. Hurd sold 90 Tor themselves ol cwtp Kentucky
steers, at Iidl5c.
At ONE HUNDRETHsT. .
Hughes Buckland-Sage ~ Hughes having dissolved
aud L. Hughes taking Mr.. auckland partner-sold Tor
j. Neff ~ Ohio steors, medium drove cwtr at It0
lbtc.; tops, 15jc., So 10 per cWt.
III. Westheimer had 20 Kentucky steers, very good
owl, bought OF H. Livingston at Buffalo, and ioalled
here nj l6c.; SITS each for Of tho tops. -
III. Livingston whOesalcd his drove 1903 superior I'LL
nOs steers to l. Hammell at Albany; live weight at Al
bany, 1915 10, and sold at Sos each.
f. LOugman had fat Ohio steers cwt selling at 10
are, @ at $500 each which would dress ~ cwt.
COney Conger bought b. w. Cark's Illinois steers,
a comInonish drove, n cwt., retailing at 100.
r. Drew sold 10 fat Putnam County steers and oxen for
w IL Drew fed by himself They were very fine cattle.
iol cwt and sold TO W. Laor at $3.50 each or nc ID.
One pair weighed 1880 ID at home.
~ Wheeler sold, among Others large and extra fat
pajr of Duchess County cattle, fed by NJ Holdrage. w
iaor took them bt $50. They weighed k.l2O NJ ~