New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-12

cattle and se5 sheep, with Of cattle and two ~
with ran-storm setting In acts unfavoraby tho
high as tcy %aTS this day SS week st tie cattle have
about all been sold ncudng 800 which arrived last SnB-
s sS%e a Hsfy le passO ~ they
best cattle sold at these yards for months Good
Is ant sS termed d MEDIUM sS & cs s
aliae, and thin at l2a l9e The butchers st complain
chases Drovers are Mother sanguine Of the coming
market a. onehudredthst next Monday or Of the To-
holding Tor higher prices-hey see no better prop'o~
ahead.
At NATIONAL YARDS.
MoSDAI, Fen. n-With only 1908 iIesn Duiocss IN
prices ranging to1c per higher than last Monday,
and that extra fine animals have been sold az ls0
Isle per b pair at $500 estimated ca per cwt are
Isle and more they dress less There is another pair
held equally high, owned by VIM Birdsa from bis farm
in osego Con0y where they have been fed two Winters
up TO 800 10 They fouryear old Durhams and
white and handsome It Is possible bloes 10 be
made; These are the extreme prices What are called
firs-ass cattle have been scarce In demand, at iGl7r.
not many, and but frstcas. ut tie highest fgure
Good fair Illinois steers sell at and coarse Stock
l2GIic There poor enough 10 sell below l2,
and not many at that, the average qulty peihg Sood
week; and certainly less than could expect with
80 light run ~ 9,s4 Tor the week This shows conels'
sivey that dlOvers ana brokers dare not hod TOT a ~
vance and that they have confidence IN being abe 10
maintain present rates. Indeed, some OF them 90 nos
az he stock TAT cattle At the Vests known 10 be large
II appears also that those Who usually buy s.9cs az
they bought lightly, although prices ranged t~.c.
lower. The Eastern men bought heavy ana
will not want many next week. 30
that with pretty full from lie West, shall see
the advance today all lost a. the next market ara
anxious 10 buy today they say That they prefer 10 take
se on sale about every day in the week This arrange
ment gives the butchers decided advantage over the
droves many OF whom would be gad 10 see Tue business
gain as IL formerly. The weather 10
day greatly In favor of droVer belnX GEAR, Wy SSu
for the past fortnight ia only 1890 per week and
the light advance and duness Of the market can on 10
accounted for the well known fact that thonS.nds OF
the laborng classes are now out Of enployen ana are
not In condition 10 buy meal; or see al less' y
buy meat at all they find their money goes further U"
MICH C0Ws-The fresh cow trade continues dun.
small number OF very fine cows find sale at mgn price,
Sprngcrs fair request, and some promising ones
have been sold at eachone very handsome ops
milch selling at ssO0s0o. with some extra.
at 1 each psy n e9% Ts . sTf % for s a, without a
calf, having the appearance oil being oaB9ed n.y. han
Se DC ea Common Cor 30 ec% 20 off very slowly There
full stock On hand, though the total small ana he SAFES
VEAL CALvEsIThese have not been selling wen
for some days past They are coming IN more Iree ana
ones very small number OF extra calves were spd early
last week l4c but 1t would be hard work " gee
really fine ones offering at llc Most Of the sales ae
al 1O0l2c. with some poor at &C. ogdresssa ave ,
that IT, those dressed with the skin on-are Uihsms
THE SHEEP MARKET.
QrorsrIoNs-The following reports Of sales OF sheep
and TeTa %, Sd ,Hs y SpSes r this
week They quoted per pound, I'VE weight 'r s'Se'
sheep have tended downward since che report Of
week ago There has been gain in numbers OF .sa,y
%jOo head, and the weather mas genoi v S bnysrs
has had depressing influence upon the market. Jhe
bo]~srd Sor OF business which needs remodelng. IL
cash sales cannot be effected there should De some ap
When pay uent finally made accepting checks OF SUI
other parties dated fortnight ahead The sheep nrokcrs
have been CARRYING TOO heavy burdens and the losses
they have lateTy sustained arc leading them 10 chsHRo
In tbis respect They calling meetings 70 secure
sane way the hog trade Ia carried on, when eltnet
short time for persons known to be perfectly COCO
thing selling at more than 7.c It may be remarked.
TIA, very fey lots OF res sSSa ot about
100 fine wool sheep Of % 70. was SOLD IN sktn
see OF 40 e each were sold at Hudson City early In the
week 6sc. while lot of 100 head medium Wool On9
sheep eS Dy g. or Ts sod ar re lat saturday Tey
had been the road two weeks, and ad drfteu
weighing eI N here What are termed good lots of me-
and the market l. slow. IL viii be observed mas
he conparativeIy new sheep market place az Hudson
are concerned The about driving the city acts
upon the market places in the abooed us
tct bcnr. the attempt 20 get bill through the Legss-
tine at Albany allowing stock TO be driven during par.
of the day coupling with It the security OF the ou'ci
! in their present places OF business
| SALES IN sIxTH-sr.
BY N. Hume-l7l sheep and lambs for 23 81 no
Sl2l4 20: 2 Sol "A; 19J 81 ?6l 80; i53, s927 O 100
~ 80. I7s ss s5 376 ss77; 49, ss9 S6 59s s97O 81
49, $5ssj ls slisS 70; ~ ~ - 900, 800 - head
G NIcGraw l7s sheep and lambs for 81 800 co. l16,
$e2 20; 49, SS5 ~; 1903, $3.50 49, ll2 S4l6 w. 1ot 100
head lor s2ss ~; average y y ef mead ~ hs.a NJ ga
| 7sc. with one lot very fine at 7lc
/ AT CoMMUSTPAw.
| Nv Ka,e a son-2O New Jersey ewes OF 100 ~ oei
s Wool 1s% no soee n az & go very
No. wool Indiana sheep at Sts s9 SsSfs wool a
sheep Of 81 D at TIC, ana W otners' !" ~ "''
te rers p,dcock Ohio sheep II. Erisman lss thS
An ~ s9 b at SIC 1906 medium wool 70 %, az &c sos
me- nm WOOL 90 IS &C S67, good, fine WOOL e.
Dlsert Co. iS Ss coarse wS CO. b. For os,s
go eo@mon sheep coarse u, Sc Pennsyvana sheep.
for a. Ersman iSS thin, cSnmSS sSo0''
BY Eae Mcpherson John Kais Judd De ,SssS
A. So 12l at 81 IS 200 at 81 s2 at " %; IA st~% i IN
hs; ana S"' A. urnsos CRY. !,
| ~ Judd buckingham and McPhersoni 0e .nss1!
5 20; no ss7l IS; 1885, $3.50 4O ~ NleS,
y iO s isS s. pV GA ST. si6S 100 s62O SIs
1885, Hiss sss $500; ISL 1884, Iss oSsi ~ ,c, is
49, gs , las ' IT, js a. i iss S @
fys o. $50; III, i2s; $50, sls15 ~ zee w. ~ y
20 o. A'e, SHEEP pRovEKs AT BRowS1Nea
| From Kentucky-Kirk & Thompson, 276: -
From OhiOA Downey 10 C. g Msnan s, Sa, "a
Mitchell, $751; ]. Copeland, 1876; d. w. S'os"'H' "'' %
a From 'M Nc B. Holden. 90
| From New-Jersey b. Hoicomoe iso JON" "''
nell, 90. - N, ro,r.v ss7 ~ O.borne.
.s neSraaf 10: George Mercer 3l7 A A. Cook, 100;
A. Curtss iO3; Fuller, Allen q Co, 49, PEEK 10
TT Iampherc 1856; II. NJ Wool, 49, j. NJ Palmer 4" .
= love- o IA John simmons $50; VIM Coon, lss.
II AT HUDSON CITY. -
s.art q ~ loa, J. Mott III ]. KeatoD, 1ss A n
so,th iso Norton i6O; NJ W. Boughton, 20o j. Layton
i7S; A. Porter iss Stocking = c1s% q Ghs%p.r
az finsley & Mcdonald $50 W Smith, 100 beaios
lev S66 g. Hart 1877 A. E. swope Co. issa s 9s,s
PRips III g. Fuke, 100; j. L. Willis, Isl sco,
Il SO; s. Gamble, l7s r. r. Emory, lsS J; r: OLD