New-York tribune., 1868-11-10
NEw-YoRk DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1868

S6o; Indiana, 3si; Illinois 257 Missouri a. Kentucky,
n. Connecticut, l62 Texas and Cherokee, 3G9; West
RENARKs.-with falling of of ssi cat. from the re
eeipls OF last week the total being only 5G3 head
o.e nttle hrmness at about &C. advance but the mar
rad - Hot as GOOD as drovers counted upon Indeed
% de IS dull and the 29s5 beeves sale to-day not
likely to be closed out. The good droves all taken,
O'clock Today cattle were distributed follows l5o
hudson CITY i9n at Communpaw, aud 4oa at one,
latter place Wednesday them from the markets
Trade was dull but most of the stock sold Appear
ances on Friday indicated improvement and dealers
men, too; came In with full suppy-ncuding Connec-
tcn 9ll head though they got little more for dry
were somewhat disappointed In finding butchers SO firm
determined not TO advance upon their last purchases
hrmer III their views They say that with the abun
dance Of mutton and fair supply Of pork, addition to
ow for change IL is useless for them to pay high prices
icr beei or lay in large stock st unless the recepts
that good stock be advanced little especially
mutton Is doing better and pork has an upward ten
deney. Upon the whole do rate the market
at trhng advance.many saesmen say there is no adj
vance whatever The low rates reported for some
two year old bulls al s23 so each, sac per live
wes rhe general quality Of the stock rather com
pro9sh ess per r. The bulk Of the good cattle brought
!idlje with fairsh Texans at II a2lc 80 far as known
The supply on the road is light
SALES TO-DAY.
AT CoMMUNIPAw.
g. ID. Alexander. for himself and Casse liz fair cwt
w. Fitch -old III OF j. r. Aexanders Illinois steers IS
OF them 2. cwi and i2G OF cwt all good a laa5c. Mr.
nearly one-sixth OF total supply No other 70 an
any Fopspca nnea es oS 80 many & Of our people
week by W; Snyder, at about I4c average on Z! cwt
Also for Bells Pdcock 20 Ohio steers grazcd in New
Jersey coarse but fattlsh. "a cwt at Iic.
s'Pn s uisry ,o%I was at at Work upon 2o good strong
l2idl5c, with tops at Isle
seigel weshcimer, for T. Glass, JIG fair but uneven
ONO cattle at l2olic Oh an average of 6. cwt.
+. T. Cary. for Alexander Casse good, strong G..
Geo Tofcy sold 90 for J. r. Alexander good cattle 7
Murray & Glover had lio from The same drove. 81 OF
them z. cwt and - Of cwt.. fat sold al II Ice
At HIDsON CITN.
Miller Morehouse sold fair, &! cwt, H. steers for
Wood Gillespie, at l3l dlfc.
D.. Barnes was selling 80 m seero Of O. cwt. at
Coney Il Mcpherson, for c. Fullington 81 Ohio steers
OF cwt az IA 96c. with few head very hne AZ lec,
to make 80 per cwt also. ld ONO steers for H. G Con
verse at l4al5c on q cwt, aud - decent g! cwt ILL.,
1T. Maharcy had % Ohio dry and he!fers, aver
aging about cw gross, which he was selling at ~ sjj
or about sis average per head.
X. C. wcmple. for himself. n State cows rough oxen
Wdrck & Bcarli.lcy were AT work upon car loads OF
mixed state stock for W. IIalet ana g. or, selling them
T. welch sold his 2? mixed state beicrs COWS, steers,
and oxen. at about l2c all round
H. +. IIurd had l2s H. steers Of "A cw, goo" fat cat
Woodruff & Dudley ran ont ie7 Of their fair 6i cvt
Texans at II l?c, and ~ H. steers Of "a cwt a lJic
j. Church, for fempcton Bogg-, ~ common, seant
cwt.. Ind steers at l20lJlc.
T.
selling little bulls a about Tc and up 10 lJc for
dry cows and little hoifors.
At oNE.IlrNpRIpTH ST.
schustcr sold I02 fair good cwi. I steers at 1914
li,c Also, 10 III. oxen, for WaiNcl. 9cWt. AZ lic
Bright Pagan sold - Ky cattle, for \ W. smith, at
l3alj..
H. Westheimer, for l. waNcl. ~ III. steers, Of 5a'i
MICH COws-There s an increase IN receipts hui the
call for good mixers ahead Of the supply andpricos
firm. though withOu. material change. Good cows
valuable ~ the country, while iTc-h butter com
mands the prcc II docs. nnd lk r. selling 20 we that
nf llsr uuI fstr htt, fprs saI0 hey
have some defect few extra fine COWS have been sold
at Sl0o Sl20 each but mkmcn rarely over >bo sop
in lots for good fresh calves thrown n Some very
VEAL GAINES. Z comparatively few Of the lioo
Calves reported known ~ MIX Caycs-that j.. of
Id6 weeks old and direct from the By far the lar
ger portion are san weeks old and have had pick up
their living from the fields and pastures, hence are
not fat. Such generally sold without weighing, at
So Sl each according 10 siKe and fatuoss When too
months old they bring >i5ds $40 each Fat MIX Calves
VII bring i2ai1c per n, win Common at losllc :
Ing SIC - each. the best or largest bringing s and the
SHIfP kSD LANES with io.io2 sheep for the week,
G.01 than lasf week the feeling j. stronger and
prices per head better sI ths p1.T lot. go on
sold at - 5oas5 p per head in Tact very many ~ the
not weighed butchers cimmng 10 DC M MDettrr
judges of what they VIII acluHly weigh,
market salesmcn yield while they weigh nearly every
thing IN scarcity Western men say hai thousands oi
the skins the being fed to hogs after getting few
pounds OF taow from the caIe',e- snth ,h5rP ar, s,
led for few wccls they viii paw better 10 send here.
for everything now looks Ike scarcity ANA nigh
prices after the holidays. There were $500 sheep on
sale this morning. including yesterdays receipts and
good lots brought 5d5,c with choice AT &C.. aud soinc
1Ic though nothing very fine was ON the market s,es
to-day Comnnnpaw, with 800, IN the pens. car ONO
70 n, 6lc; do Is n. and ears, -. 10. 5c; car
Pcnnsyivania ewes. ~ ~ 5ic Gears ohio 70 ~ i!c At
Hudson ty with COO Offering most Of the lois
sold by the head State sheep light, NJ v IS each;
ear mixed. -. and car Ohio, 10 H. at 5lc There were
3oG2 head at foricthst with safes Of 26 canada lamb
GSa7O Mt 7c H state do ~ N. 7.c with 20 th llttle
40 n lamb. each. Canada G3 n, 7c and liJ OF
@ 7e 70 CanaGa sheep "a 100 ~ c 20 ,S o. y; ic ~ y 'S G
and i2I Of 70 Sci 100 0f 10 H. i, aud zoe do Of s
5Ic., with IG Of 20 10 al &c ~
Potts likely rnlo about rs last mouth or VI ia
- ''"'"' THE WEEKS SALES.
AT roRIILTItsr.
By Hume Eott-7,o2G sheep aud lambs or sJoC2o iG
or average OF ~ - ench - . 4. %.
Ey s Mcuraw- 3gs7 head fOr 1900 o. averaging " 80
BY j. Kirby--iOos head for s7,ooc 50, orsi n each
~ HUDSON CRY
BY Judd Buckingham & Co-j,9o9 sheep and lambs FOR
By BIS DimuickillC head for N5ioe s.ayerasing
BY Case Hauver co-3Oso head for Do3 "a, or 90 &c
each.
Ty Bells & Pidcock- i,lgs head ior h7,74j or u oGl
each They varied from &C. to &c ID, most of thcin
sWiNE-Ieccpts Of head, 1900 less than last
week. enable holders 10 advance the rates nearly o. 70,
and sales quick with 80 at CulnHlulpaW anu 10
ears AT Fortethst for Sunday ana Mcnoay, llme axe
worth saaslc., and no sales are reported s at
less than &C., including 2sI ONO, Ia ID eti
IoC good ILL., 90 ~ Sci 800 VI 1881 b q 3 III choice IN
n, Be-; 29 extra H3 ib. sc., and 1873 Ohio. III b for
Washington Market butchers at stc Also 20 ONO sole.
its m nt sac There were slaughtered, at Commuipaw
1900 last week, the firm Of 3 w he!ton CO. ki'e M
1881 the largest number ever hcd III these paris =
"a single firm In one week
GRAIN. PROVISION AND OTHER MARKETS
ICsfcfaly reported for The T,bsae xov ,sea
,suysTb. mnlei dull bat steady ~ 7Sas' G for PO'' aDd