New-York tribune., 1868-01-07

WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FROM -New-YorE, S2; ;
Ohio 44s Michigan SO: Indiana. 2Sl Illinois 1912 West
Virginia &C Kentucky, $40; Connecticut lsl; NewJer
fhev came by the following routes: Ere Railroed
s79: Hudson River Railroad. l.Hl Harlem Railroad
I56: New-Haven Raroad, I0e Camden and Amboy Rail
road Co New.Jersey Central Railroad 49, ON foot, 49,
Total 3246 About 1850 were III the yards on Mon
RBMARKs ABOUT BEEF CATTLE-The total number this
week O4 head compares with 34s head last week and
with 56 head, average per week last year and Win
The number sold today at the onehundredtb-st mar
k 500 head with 900 head as wees es % and
3.ISs head, at market one year ago. III. -
Again the cry Of a short supply and an actual light run
at Albany deceived the cattle men and induced them 70
pay more many Of the droves there than they could
cattle the river and at the National Yards since
Monday there ought 70 be good demand f0r peei and
thai not hoof went East This more than they
counted upon and find, when they reached here
Ina w bese se vspdSe Which had been waiting
weeks for somebody to buy themtogether with about
U a Sfn o 10 Keep the losses from assuming huge
nronortons One broker with about 100 head, bought
after tney IeaSnea 1 one nep q % head II is plain that
the demand for beef ~ very much restricted party OWING
10 the inability Of the working classes 10 buy whlle SO
,oany are ont Of employment and si because beef
Is the People can 60 INTO the markets ana
sSseS Suy ot af .6s4s n for SOc with venson ~
hence they desert the stalls OF the peer butchers
agt an nTST5e more than sufficient The market
slow one and late IN the afternoon there was every pros
meet that IOOd2OO head would have 10 hold over Pces
were about "a last Monday equal gradesmany OF the
statesmen called them lower but their dlsappolnment N
e, ,sghere entered somewhat into their calculations
Probably some Of the afternoon sales OF medium ana
co,nmon cattle were lower Our figures would indicate
AN where there really none The cattle were
better in quality this week those quoted at lsa1Sc
having no counterpart week ago. one carload OF
erv snner0r Kentucky cattle from the farm Of A. Bran
near Lexington all thoroughbreds averaging ~ c%t " net
brought l9d2Oc. on the scales 10 maho 0/"'' ''
the three tails selling for NoO. -, . - 49,. 49,.
The total Of beeves received at our lnree ey
with the 929 1855 received during the year at the uho
Stock Yards Of Chicago OF which TSooo weIs sip.t it
mostly East portion OF them went by way OF tne 1oit
Wayne road 70 supply the Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets. while many Of those received at Soinuipaw
are from the Union Yards with considerable acceshOhs
OF Ohsn The greater portion OF the Chicago cattle
90 directly East and are at Buffalo by Hudson CITY
buyers who turn quite share Of them over the Erle
road still the larger portion usually go on, ana
at Albany met by delegations or buyers rom @ .Is
city and from Brighton On WIN ,npr anS tbose Who outbd
get the largest share NewYoTk generally coming IN lor
1He ICONS 20 this ey or to Bshton Philadelphia
e 70 be sold commission when arrived at its desta
for them 10 reach here and then take their allotted
share but must meet them on the way, and buy tnen
sSSns s%o C % gSS1 ] SeF Fortunes qent
late in short time only TO he swept away quite S. as Id 1a
Yards about the number packed during the year III
Chicago were fs . Ifsa1 oF IF JerTcIee BnTISc%s
HUDSON CITY. -
VI Ward had S good o. steers, $50 n which be whole
20 $3.50 each.
L. Wdrch sold his &C state cattle, all Kinds q cwt
average the stays at 7c with steers and heers at
i2dl6c.. losing t2l0 the lot.
ID. Barnes had is O. and rs III. steers, cwt average
sold at lac.
A. O. Burroughs had IS Ind steers Of l.l5c n which he
was holding with an offer of ts5 y head
Coney Mcpherson sold liz common 10 good, bas cwt,
Ind. cattle, at l4al6tc., with tops at lie.
Hughes a Co, for j Muivan. 70 o. steers, u cwt' me-
dinm or thinnish, at l5c.
AT CoMMUNIPAw.
la Grsenwat wholesaied his O2 pretty fair u cwt Ohio
steers TO b. H. Westheimer for Sis After retailing
half OF them Al than tie balance were taken
20 One -hundredth-st
g. d. Alex Isnder, for himself and CasseD. 50 good u
evt ILLINOIS steers III leic