New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-11

observation-disclosures.
p. G. Chambers sold Is State cattle mixed g. cwt, at
r. L. wdriek mad Is state hoppers-steers and hefcrs
| 5 cwt., sold at $50 each
f. Wheaton sold 70 steers stays and 81 cwt
| at I4GlGc.
Briggs. Gett 4 Dudley sold 81 Illinois steers Of g
| cwt at lcc
j. Moses sold - heavy and fat Ohio steers, IL cwt
gross. ne. To dress p cwt and money that
also 10 good ew Ohio steers at $40 each and 10 Others
l.. Templeon ont 30 fair7 cwt Indiana steers. at
6. u. Alexander for himself aud Casseil, choice
Illinois steers more Of the ench feeding. "a cwt, st
fair g ewt. Illinois steers, at i5alGc
Mead & Sherman, for ;. W. Arerton, 1i5 lii. steers,
r. Alexanders 9i III steers were divided into seve-
raj parcels Tie best % prime fat steers Of Mr.
hands of W. Fitch $780, H. Taylor of Jersey City taking
that price, TO make CO cw Mr. Fitch also sold 3l2
Others comnonsh 10 fair average about 6B ewt mostly
at l5al6hcew tails at l4ic and some tops at 17c Geo.
T9fey soa leo head common nc, to far ewt at i5GiGe
" Thompson for Coon & Hossbury "A Indiana steers
Of cwt at s @l5c. $50 each; SO fair Illinois OF
s schuester sold $50 coarse native Kentucky cattle 81
b. westheimcr, for Rice Co. 81 fair to good q ewt
brought from Hudson City, cwt., at I5alGc.
Otis Rankin wholesaed their drove OF sc pretty fair.
u cwt ILL., steers to butcher at Sis head or about
d waixel had 20 ILL., steers scarcely fair 81 cwt, sold
Eastman & Bro for themselves, Fat "a cwt ILL., steers
at 17c aud cattle steers aud oxen, ewt at -
i9 hng y y we're mot Sss ls y n'
f. Cary bought a medium to pretty far ewt Ill
W. seige sold 81 Illinois steers of q cwt at ljc aud q
better cattle ewt ut lGtc also pair extra S hne Ken
and 3 Michigan steers thin cwt AZ lSSlSc. a,o 49,
T. W. Gol cwt.. which brought 170lsc.
H. Barnes sold 80 Michigan steers "a cwt fair to good,
Healy a Co. disposed of their Illinois and ~ Canada
cattle. the former at lGalc on 7. cwt ana the latter NJ
j. G. Hood sold 10 Duchess Co. oxen, commonisb, at Is
dlGic. on las cwt.
NJ Dalton sold &c Ky. steers and Oxen 7. cwt, at si5
each: they coarsish cattle.
b. b. Peek had fine Devon steers, fed by o. b. King,
Isc., being nice, smooth cattle
iced Il Wheeler sold Is Dutchess County steers and
oXcn fair 10 good, 7d9 cwt, no 7dISc; and for j. ".
storms u Dutchess County steers heavy, coarssh y
cwt, at $3.50 each Also II fine Connecticut steers and
Keller, Illinois steers Of q ewt at 15Sl7e .,
and cows, common TO very good. 5Gu ewt., sold AT
Williams & Valentine disposed Of their 40 fair to good
scant cwt.. Ohio steers. nj l6i dlsc.
j. A. Merritt sold 10 State cattle, uneven 5012 cwt, at
j. s. Tagger brought in Il2 Illinois Steers which we're
divided between Geo. W. Martin and $. ulery. g. W.
Martin called his 50 fair 10 good "a cwt NJ l5al7c while
Mr. Ulery reports ~ head 10 u cWt AT l5~llAc ana ~
j. Moses sold rs Ohio Steers Of I5iom gross AT l7lc TO
make 625. per cwt and 10 others at lGc with at l5c
Mich COws-The offerings of the previous week
proved too many and pedder had TO be called IN 10
m Tor sale this week, aud 30 the market u Kept somewhat
empty Sun there Is no perez bl'e Improvement ~
mefs having good cows are not Inclined TO part
with them, except at high figures. We heard $50
asked for extra about 10 come In, with warrant
q quarts milk per day The risk OF di,temper acct
dcbt de- great here that few persons are Wiling
To invest 90 much money in COW. Only extra mixers
reach sc0 while the majority Of medium TO alr cows sell
40 sjaS with some poor little ones AT $50 &C., and then
wal CALVEs-Tile. % are scarce and are worth more
money II Is an easy matter to get lJc 9 D. live weight
c. st most Of them at II gl2c, with poor veals az
sdloc Dressed are also higher, selling at i3alsc for
COMMON to prime. VITA skins on. -
Receipts this week 2Il5j Prime sheep, 6sa7ic; com
peror at Receipts are much iarscr nearly 1000
gain for the week This less sctiye inquiry, and
a slight falling of III the price OF NJ dunn and common
lots IS the result some Kinds are reported higher be-
there was nothing cqnalo them as week Iheiot
note They medium wool native sheep, fed IN Hun
tngon County y. j., by John Hill, and weighed 39 '
than thin lots OF sheep were sold al last FAN There
were on the market this morning Loo mead a. aorTi
making total OF $780, beside Few lots AZ ChanDerh
atsc aud the rest at ic car state los ID. etc
state. "a ~ bic Ohio, 70 II, Gle car Mich,
80 d. ''''' Cat H's SAILS is' OF SHEEP
~, ,,, Al f9A OK idI y; ara ooe ., oo, 700
S4 ia 3G lfs s12; 60, s2,i; 49, $500; ~ s25hi
80 sos; 652. s2253; 5i2 S5GJ t9, SJ,5iO; ll s2';
By Samuel cGraw-lgO sheep, $685. ls5, ssl7; DOC, $685.
90 $1ls; i65 Syg 80 SCO i2. $1,000 1913, SlO3 S361;
~ tii5; 2l2 sJ2 -, ti5i total las. Ses average
BY Jas Krby-2is sheep son; 1856 Hs4s; go s2sOo;
81 sGi 1884, sJol; l5s, syl total, l0I $3.50; average,
" Is.
BY Judd, Buckugham& McPherson-2O9 sheep ut Jos
$685. $50 90 sos 2o9 tiooi 20G sO15 ls0 ScO; 2O5.
81 32 22 s0l: i9O 1884, $685. 49, s07f 1872 slliS
lCO 81 29i 49, So0 100 slo03; lS <0G 49, 9l5; les,
ssj 1896 ss,; i7s s9 2O6, S2ls; $40, 81 $685. So S192
49, ss2; $50, $50; ls5, sl2e 49, so; lo0 fOSt $50,
$751; 100 s06l: $685. 2l0 s26 49, 1905; 40 s0s; 200
Sgs 372 s2i0; total sos sheep nc s35: s. 81
By Bliss Dlunnck3.j Lcep AT ST. 900; 100. f995; 49,
ss2i; l93sgu; 100 S2i 1853. 1867; 49, S7Oi l92 $500
l99 $3.50 49, s6a l7 Loss; total 1850 at sl06Y; ave
Wadsworth IN Wyoming County Y, and bought on the
by T. %. Dickinson. Ater reaching here they
sold to j. Harrington for Sc u. They weighed l07 10
after being deprived OF food and water FOR several days
At cHAMBERLS's.
by Lane Bristoll7 sheep at $575; G. ST. 49, $50.
by T.. 3. kasc9O sheep AT sl229 a. siG0; SO, Slis.
By Geo Holcomb-C7 sheep az SOL; 1ls. Sl,l67
by Black d Van Wert-OO sheep ut S2j; 70, S9I; $685.
s77l; ~, 500; 100 500; 80 Si2; 200, 81 OPS 49,.
By Ownors-l95 shecpat slOs9 Id SOB; 100, SOS0 49,
SOS; 49, Sg5J; 40, 1913.
RECEIPTS by RAILROAp s.-HudHOn River Railroad
2ls7; Erie Railroad, 28 NewJersey Central Railroad.
G2g Camden and AmbOy Railroad. COS. Total, 1902
Arrivals II Viii be seem have been very light and high
prices have been obtained during the week, some lois
selling Sc Cutters have had To suspend operations
or fail back Western dressed recepts Of which are
OO6 for Live worth 81 Sc, with u
cars the market nj Fortctlst and II ears at Com
nunipaw. Sales to-day ear Ohio pigs lS5 ID, SAc, with
OF 40 and l5j d. also Onto sac These prices are
not expected 10 continue long.
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
NEw-YoRK, Feb. 10, 1863
There has been u steady trade IN Dry Goods. The m
terror trade is well represented aud there disposition
among buyers take fair assortment OF goods. The
severity of tine Winter has some effect IN postponng pur
chases Spring goods but the contrary, keeps mp
the demand for certain styles OF heavy goods The adj
vance in cotton goods Is Wen sustained Inc commission