New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-31

other % averaged 14C0 live weight ana were
lGic, to make So per cwt. making them sl37 80 each
Coney Mcpherson sold "a Eight ID steers for A. Judy.
$40 per head 20 common O. steers ard cows Tor NJ ssu
q cwt, at So each; 81 FOR NJ h. Dolly sn 6s4Oi cwt u
Steers stas and dry &c., SOS ass eac 81 Tor
Woods Gillespie 80 Of them ILL., cattle. u cw, az
6l5c. Tho other % extra o. steers VI 10 aud lVh
ewt. some sold at 49, With others holding az lgG-
T. Hurd sold % Ind steers W. Talber eat1.
thin at lSc, and 10 for s. Boyee cows and steers az
g. lie Barron had Is state cattle two Of them fresh cows,
one OF which brought sloO and the other 500 The rest
we're dry cows, heers, and oxen, sold at lO9lSc WIN
Beach ( Bray had 81 fair H. cattle, e. cwt steers
McCutcheon lO7 Ind. steers thin Ct cwt, at l3c.
A. Crowley sold his 43 State steers stays, and dry
cows varying from a TO cwt, at l0i 4l5c.
The Aleyanders had few competitors this week J. T.
forwarded 100 head ILL., steers for sale, while Alexander
Casse had 22s head In the hands Of Geo d. Alexander
OF me latter 1853 were Cherokees good flesh, ewt and
II. Myers had 100, and Geo Toey 10 Of j. rs drove,
only medium cattle scant cWt sold ~ l30i4e. r.
Saels run out ~ head Of them, common % ew steers,
which averaged $40 each W Fitch was at work upon
the balance selling . head hne cattle from Mr. Alexen-
others 81 cwt steers at l7c Tie rest Of the drove were
laid at . ow and were bringing lSGlec, with few ex-
AT oSF-nuNDREDrn-sr
T. Wheeler. for Todd Bgelow % Conn steers, COM
Thos W swift, ESQ., Of Ameria, Dutchess Co., came in
with IS steers and oxen common TO very good Al an cwt
which he sold at IS7l7.c fine pair for $3.50 plump
l5c. 1t was universally conceded that lac beat Walt"
Havand had 81 State cattle mostly steers, thin, sold
at Sc. per rs, live weight.
s. schuster bought 81 fair q cw Ky. steers Of Coon
Hossbury which he realed at 1885, and 6S KY cattle Of
Heath Co., course steers aud Oxen "a cwt, sold at lG0
H. R. Smith sent In lI0 IL steers of cwt, fair TO good.
sold by s. Ulery and Geo; Martin ut l50l7e
a L. Batemans 90 good "a cw OHIO steers were sold by
Eastman at 15i9lc. Eastman Bro had In addition Is
H. steers bought Of Bea fair 10 good 7. eWt cattle, re-
Murray Glover were retailing fat Chester County.
Pa steers bought Of 8 seddOrdce. They were LAID at
81 ewt ard were bringing el9 being among the best
cattle on sale
H. westheiner, for waxel Co.. 40 ordinary ILL., steers.
CT cwt, at l5c.
b. westheiner, for waxe H. steers, fair, 81 cwt,
at lGc,
H. Livingston sold his cOarssh ca Owt Ky. cattle fOI
500 80 per head.
Hughes Co sold 80 little, % Cwt, Ill. stccrs
F. samuels had 20 little thin Mich steers. bought of L
c. Colt, u cwi., and selling at 1886.
seersOf cwt Mt II 0i8c Also l02 head, fair AT Is Csc
Ford OF Kentucky They numbered 10 head fat "a ow
steers, aud were selling by p. Cary at lSlGIc with
MICH COWs-Thougi no material change can he re-
ported in the fresh COW trade there more active de-
are scarce and selling quickly at $780, with extras at tl21
sl25, and some fancy family cows stll higher. We
SS0d$lOO each sprngers, too IN demand and sell
about Sl0asi5 less than COW aud ealf In soma In
purchaser prefers 10 have the animals in
upon his own place, aud will pay nearly as much for a
springer FOR fresh cowat least there Is less chance
VEAL CALVES have been doing poorly daring
tho week the weather being bad while an oyeisock OK
and poultry rendered trade very slow. Now, with
cold weather. there is stronger feeling again, and 1910.
d. live weights can be obtained readily for fat CALVES
20 weeks 0d--sOme choice are selling at l3c Very
young calves those four TO six months old, brought up
on grass aud hay Will only bring s@ge with medium
IN hocdressed-tat is with skins on-and bring l20leo
y ID, with extras at l7c
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, 1886 Prime Sheep 616tci info
nor 70 Medium CO., 4G54c Prime Lambs, 76isc; Com
Common sheep have been selling almost bad ever
that is, 4ai4c To-, when weighed, though buyers re-
which they wohId oniy Offer 2a2sc p head-somo very
haL lots 2 81 I P T sao5 iIe o co are OF so
readily at &C., but they must be fine, ana close upon 100 10
ira holiday sheep OF 9I2O b. &c. but the
for these about over The weather has been bad during
almost the entire week and the deadlneat mar
Rets very much depressed-stale mutton selling
in Washington Market at 4a6c. = H. with
some stn cheaper Now, however, there Is
ger tone freezing weather senng both the meat
aud prices. II Is more than probable that those VINO
high prices IN tie Spring. Few lambs are coming to
market and they vii not bring muea more c a grs lai
falling of in the recepts32500 for the week ending Now
Is; 1880 last week. and new. less than 1900 Theirs
were about GOO on sale this morning Wit two ears iresh
at Hudson City; three and bali ears at Forueth,s,
with 1850 held from Saturday. In view OF the
light receipts, cold weather, ana Improving demand;
there gmer tone 10 the market with prospect OF
morniue at &c: some ~ State sheep at go, with
half ear Ohio, LOG 10 coarsish. at SIC.
SAILS OF SHEEP AND LANES.
AT FoETIETHsT.
by Hume & Elliott: $40 sheep and lambs. g occ; iss
$o73 s2 100. sO5s 5 l74 .7s 95 2oi tsI2 1885, s2o2 Il;
l66. $lO6 s5 85, 1851 e5 l2o, s5cG 1884, $l03 o. ss2
1857 %. Total $3.50, $ls,l19 A. Average. s. %.
Several lOs OF the above such the 10 head at S9
EACH very extra, thus bringing up the average.
BY Samuel MoGraw. las sheep S9l 2O7. sos ~ 2e5.
i57 ssii TO- Total 800 s. 90 a. Average & -.
Js9ss s. KSy s,s 81 lssP saS ga 4 a Is SOL
sSol as. Total 1852, $500 80. Average s. IS.
HUDSON CITY.
BY Judd, Buckingham & McPherson-l5s sheep, 1888;
2O5 1917 So ILL., $3.50 as 1884, s 90 2O $os IS l9o $685.
01o S-sTg
$3.50 49, l 1854 79 I75 s63 "a s25 1881 or 49, SCH
lO 20 <4 40 49, SSS 49, G5 SsJ %; 30, SS 20; ly5,
sSS2 pos $s2s 80; 1871 S64S H. Total ij sls9 g. Aver
BY Bliss Dlmmick-lsn sheep $751; le7. $3.50 80; 49,
500 o. s259 l99 1885, 49, SS 5O 2, sIs0 81; 20,
SoO4 "a. Total, LASS, 5000 o. Average 81 So
IN ROBINsON-sT.
BY A. Van Vert and others-l52 sheep and lambs NJ
s. al e. 12i l25 at 81 % 81 at IS . % al - 6O -
at - 70; los at s. %; 50 at s.; 90 at S.
THE SWINE MARKET
TREY CANE BY THE FOLLOWING ROUTES; Hudson Rlver
Railroad 26Os; Erie Railroad, 1876 NeWJersey Central
Railroad sou. Total. 1855, ,,.,.
The market undergone few changes during The past
week. light receipts causing rm tone, particularly on
Friday. when nothing arrived ~ Fortethst and some
held from the previous day run up 70 S6e, and were
nor nrine M thar The fine weather to-day, with about
81 cars and stale. the market fans 70 create
lively trade. and Is the top OF the market car OF 1ne
200 OHIO hogs selling at that figure, while cars, some
What rough, Ohio hogs, lf5 10, brought &C. Common
stock Is quoabe at 6t96ic The sales Uf stahlneeker ~
Dorman at Forethst given below, running IN regular
order convey good idea Of the variations IN the maFEe
Dec 23-1i9 rough uneven o. hogs, lGO D. sac; III cef
mon Ind 1863 n. 6sc.; sos fair Ind, 203 10 6e Dec IL
25 good fair State l84 10, 6se III prime Ind PA % &C.:
457 heavy Ind pa H. tc 81 farRood o. 100 p, &C. Dee ~
common uneven Ind $50 ID. 6sc l2sState los ~ Csc
Dec 26-2s1 rough Mich l59 n Glc; 2s2 common Mich,
i7s H. &c; los Mich l72 D. 6c Ia rough o., l5S 10.
&c; fair 20 good Ind, 1913 10, &c Dec 2-l3 COM
mon Mch lice; 1g4 Mic lcS u, $780, l25 go0d
o., iSj n. 3l6c; $50 fair lnd, us ID, fSltc Dec ~
ia state lh n, &c.