New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
SALES OF BULLOCKS.

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SSndef had SEX and st III
sS 5R Re SS d L cs iS Bray
sold 20 common cattle. 81 ewt az lSic; rtG id ~
cwt one lot Of $50 Of the ILL steers. laid at q ewt
ilc Tho other 252 out at l2clSc on eWt
Myers sold ioa III steers for Maycd HATCH at 10
"Tempetch Tofey, for L. Templeton & Bro.' III ILL.,
Nichols rTn out 2ol rather ci cWt
H. steers for MeBeth Nichols az ~ nv Alexander
& TOhey one lot OF lo2 were common Teams Q, %
s'a o. E lair roed si %ef &c eWt seng for 3c while
head were fat being the best In the yafuS' '"' "D'
H. KrcIwey sold 70 Illinois steers for J. H. Thompson,
VT, at sl4 EACH t,s ,,eas4.
AT HUDSON cirr; s,,,o s.s.-. and
7. II Shepard sold IS medium lttle btato slser' anu
W Thompson for Coon HOssbury 80 nne u ewt Ky
cattle at 5aIGc - good Ohio steers at lt015ic on
eT and q Illinois steers for Maycd Thompson, thin
Bartlett sold his % MIXED state cottle at sS12o
Cowell De Hart sold 10 Ohio stags, steers ana ons
forJ Knowon, at lOc on "a ewt 20 Tor NJ L. flS'
Sage 4 Krkwood had 81 KY steers which they offered
az Observation-Disclosures last Monday, part or the % cWL
drove sold here at s6 EACH being light and thn Inc 'a
o. j. Ross sold 20 state steer, and oxen at sl2c
Dudley Sage sold 80 good II cwt Kentucky Cattle as
" Florence for Messenger Giett Co., 50 Ohio steers
nice g cwt. drove, at l4al6c; average l5c. ,,.
Of The yards steers and Oxen G owt retailing at at l4e
Barnes oakley run out Al kentucky and "a illinois
steers both lots q cwt., at 13d15c.
Briggs Gett for L. Templeton Bro. ia Ohio steers
80 OF them cwt 15ke 90 fair cwt cattle at &c.,
sage Geary, on their own account, le good u ewt
Mich steers at 4Sc 90 Ill cattle, Ct ewt at 100; 10 o.
Post Dudley run out 81 common 81 cwt. Ill steers at
Church Hurd for N McCune, 60 Iowa cattle. @,
Miller & McrehOnse had 81 fansh cwt. Ky. steers,
which they sold at l31i4e also, for j. b. Sedgwlek ID o.
cattle CT owt, at III aie 40 o. steers for Buchanan
CO. g. Sw. M 81 i}s FOR woods Gillespie lss H.
steers Io OF them q cwt at $50 each and 90 at lSic on
6cwt Also for L. March, "A Ind cattle OF owt az i3o
SIS per head; &c others for Woods Gillespie "a ewt
Il W. Trpp sold % state oxen, steers and he'crs one
ne par oxen, 10 cwt In the beef at &c., Whlo most Oh
40 others went at 109l9o. on II cwt.
~ A. Crowley sold his IL common to good State CATTLE
mixed, at 109lic.
O. Stanley sold his p State bulls. cows steers ana
btifers, II cwt., 81 V0l2o.
D. Robinson had Ia good fair "a Ill steers on sale by H.
Myeu and T. y. Cary. Myers called his ls.95cy WHO
r. Sanuels run out 40 State steers OF cwtl for W.
B& H. westhencr. for J. H. Thompson. lSi Ill steers,
Heaiey & CO.. sold % Ill. steers Of 81 cwt ati2s1S.
CO feed Tor ID. Drew, 80 Putnam County steers oxen
and COVE e L. good smooth ANIMALS, at lOc, OF 20
on q cwt the steers and fair MIXED AZ 10 l5e aud
Tor " W nneheH ~ "a. o Ds Kney cs owned
by T. Ford the beet IN the market, splendid large fat
OF q owt Of the best at lie. 10, 10 dress " ID
cwi, tbs balance at Is sIsc the lot averaging iilc
Hoag sold d Conn steers s9w.' DC; Steers
Holconb had IS little State steers aud two year
Oh stock cattle 20 81 which were sold nj 4ic per I'VE
weight, With tsle others holding for slne price IA
lsc anu - for himself III steers q cwt. Of 10 6l5c.
". Thompson. for Coon Hossbuy l2S KY steers, good
T. Giliis soid 8 H. steers 81 ewt, thin, at lOc.
Geo Bright, Tor Adams Kirk, 80 H. steers, q cwt''
Eastman & Bro. for A. O. Adams u n steers Of %
ewt at $780, u Of their own cattle, haiing fIom No
brasta thin. owt at l2o also, q fat Ohio steers Tor j.
Cassidy. "A cwt. at iaitc
FaEsn Clark sold ~ H. steers 81 cwt nj sj each 30
BIO. Steers, cwt ut 81, ior stock wood " III Cattle
for W. Tiffany 8. ewt, at lie; 81 for f. Kirk q cwt III
p. Fcnnery had "a bulls and steers State cattle
years old, selling the bulls at sOasS' EACH or about 90
2 b. Richardson, Tor o. p c. Evans, % Illinois steers,
Mnfmy Glover. for j. Cassidy "A Ohio steors, cwt.
good. Of lsi@ieo and 70 fairs though somewhat rough
4! cw'. OHIO steers. for Howard Kline. az 1904
J, H. Williams hId % good Z, owt hentueSy f Gs,e,
Geers the Aerton staley FARM u cwt sold 1t IL
MICH cows-There Is somo inquiry for good fresh
nkeTs bat they hard 90 ind either here or In the
country. The majority Uf the small number sent IN for
low prces-$0sS75 with very few at SO 0Sioo really
GOOD cow known "a be such, OF handsome appearance
large size in good flesh, with likely youns calf by her
ZEAL CALVES These arc not doing as WELL the
weather being unfavOnbc. while cheap mutton. pork.
beef and poultry all opposed to high prices for veal
Scarcely anything Is now selling above 2ic y n. live
head cld Hudson city averaged Is 81 each, while ~
yeIrlings brought so per head.
THE SHEEP MARKET
Receipts this week. 3l2J4.
Prime sheep 81 8tc Inferior TO Medium, l0iic prime
Lambs, ttSTe5 Common, 5dGc.
With nearly the same total rs last week but with
favorable weather, aud 1880 sale this morning, filing
pee ' hs 1 ha 1nb very g u c sS
morning were held from saturday, and from appear
anees sOme Thousands must hold over for tomorrow.
those tu Sale today . at Hudson tlty, ana
GOO head at Portethst: Only extra sheep aud very
10 Gose out u nov looks though further concessions
wa aaye to be mad Many OF them have to BIO sold BY
tho head ut q t0GS3 each.
sLEs or SHEEP AND LAMBS.
AZ Foriehst by Hum, & Elliott 100 sheep and lambs
t2ss 221 SOS 7e sS2l I3 AS, s,i9J 65 H. sgo lso
go .l2 So 49, $3.50 ~ ao5. ss9 i5G $50 81 i2'
s .9 is $50 90 So - c2 22o {c9i So 81 s2oa 9
i9 $50 20; lec SOS soi SOS, sa.iaa 81 Total. sSs9 VS.
by neGTsw: q sheep at sos CO 81 81 ~ .iss
1877 ;aas ~ 2o $50 Io tls aSls ~ goo $500 ~ sGS o
49, 500 IS; o. sgG l26 s5lt 2J 1I5 tIS2 7o 20 si5 7
32 $50 l .o1 sSi9 io c2 s7 sI no. $685. a. SIS: g.
BY j. Kirby IS sheep and lambs. Sig2 90; 80. $l3 25
~ go so , d 9 aa; o. s so 70 a. h ne P ana ga
sheep sto So 2ly 1922 lo5 SOL G ?l $3.50 10 2l s97 62
1872 sheep ana lambs. $500 %; l2 sI22 Total. 2,c2i
AT HUDSON CITY.
Judi, Buckingham Mcpherson sold i7o sheep and
lambs at t35 49, 99 s9i co. o. SIS 4O 2 $sC4 1o9 $685.
22O ti2 81 222 sI73 COZ 226 s7sl COZ 2 S6i 95 o. $780,
1Ol t) 43 "a sl4 ~ 75, sG3T go 49, S2o as 81 Co.'S 2O
s8l4 2i $685. III, s53s &C. a. Sj3 Is; 20) $500 s0 $780,
se9 90 go sl02; as $50 90 100 s7si o 295 sg 2o5.
$500 So s 1850 2S l09 s696 TO- 2i9 sos 1873 ll aO3
t1G 39 tlSGs 5O l22, $780, 1913. s7i1 COZ 49, ss94 rs
Total. 1874 &29Bj3 40; average, 81 81
BY Bliss Dinmick: Sls sheep and Lambs for sl,2T1
1885, S6J5 a. t23 5O &C. sl9 COZ IS sos 75 235 s6i6 az
4OC, iyo0 40 $cC9 81 lO7, SAT IS. Total 1917, i53 90
average a. ~.
AT COMNUNIPAW.
BY kase Bells Co: 6l3 sheep for 81 200 COZ 2O2 l9 2
2 $3.50 en- l39 S57l 81; 2f, $40 10; 1872 $500 aO 22T
teJ2 3s Total, l59s, 1925 G5; average,fS3 -.
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts by Railroads to wit; Hudson River Railroad,
n2i4 Pre- Railroad 1908; New-Jersey Central Railroad
lsCOO total, 3C,l01.
The hog Iharist has shown variations during the
past week. nrs advancing TO &C. for prime with few az
lilo. nr1lvna nnd MnflVnrlhlr