New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-14
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

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These we're sold at tine following marketrlaces;
B.e-.. Gov. Veal. fsls,. Swim. Total
4. H Hsas1s r bIo Sf: H.. 20 zoe
A A,Ss.SsI'ss Sue. r.'t q IS 81 s w. "
s.nt tron ean direct 80
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PRICES OF EEEF THIS wEEk.
The following IRE the quotations per pounSS Ir1n me
bullock whose quarters win weigh cwto at 10 cents
pOuno' aH'O''''' " w. ..e cens,SsgouAA
Pc p sss. Dsi % r.es sr. su.iii
Hs1a 81 ss ,s is rss s.'6 re1 and
Tie t general s,cr.ss today
EItrsme u prices RON. g79
WHERE TriE Cattle ARE Fh9M.Ne New y Las Isl
Illinois, 1900 Virginia, 1914 Kentucky 49, Connecticut
22s NewJersey, az Canada, los; Cherokee, c. Total
T6ey came by the following routes: Eric Railroad,
xSe NewHeyen Railroad 81; Camden and Amboy Rail
road 4o NewJersey Central Railroad, 62l on FOOT 80
Total 1903 About 1900 were IN tho yards Oh MOI
REMARKS ABOUT BEEF cATTLE-The total number this
Viii, sH head average per week last year. and with
900 for the corresponding week one year ago, mar
h 900 head compares with 1900 head last week. and
22oo head the average per week last year. and win o
With an average Of than 1000 beeyes per week for
three weeks past and with tne pes, " Meaoer p.'e
small supply wanted during the holidays but
esga lie al s d tie people are now turning
beef again. and the 6O7c offered THE week fails 70 fully
te during sS the week lie larger portion Of them Hudson
city. trade opened this morning AZ WIN
only half fat by rse4g to se ttps Ui isnes
will DO seen that or markets have
furnished onehrd Of the total supply Iho i .nS p'e
fhp
than viii probably be gathered up again non s sine
territory hor noW been eombed over pe ean aud
the West must henceoh be looked to for our csGu sup
SS Ses STeIas ssi s costing bead
for bringing them from Springfield ILL., WIN charges i'f
Trade opened this morning with considerable lfe the
bSreaibs Toward noon there was u, aud me sto"h
hand including about 30 head Lag w %ssa Srvcs On
saie with quite spnklng Of fat home stock ana s3 te
supply Of ma or a nn during Haen Fail and wn
The supply really thin cattle was 50 Sht InS. ins
81 IS sSSh s sPC %es sSi sac higher
MI, Sav Week The latest animal sale, and one that
:; great STsa ns 9 %Rs q cattle
seldom have finer snna He Vas take. AIKEN e sySs
aSoe i s sd 70 only iessed
butchers bad to pay faT s1T ss' use 1%S
standing the reports rgsed that the road. were boesea
NJ Of Buffalo, and that few cattle could be
49, --.1I SALES or BULiOCkS. 1900, -,,l ..,,
AT HUDSON CRY. lI''.f' PIT
Beach Bray had &c very good 81 cwt KENTUCKY steers
selling at II Btc with tops at l9c 90 N 10 the cwt
X. O. wilkes sold II State cattle, some good cwt:
steers. NJ 17tc, with common steers aud diy cows Vi
cwt, at lac. 1~-
Sage K Gesry, for Wood & Goodman. is Pennsylyania
oxen Of 81 cv at l5 each Also 60 Illinois stccI run
Hdgar County little hoppers Of q cg bought o. s o. -
sshss ssssIs d .Slnnss ss
A,nsrsgs, run out at ts7 each. -. y yS..- D..
saterbeck sold Of his Kentucky ateers ewt iat
cattle stMal7c y -
Miller Morehouse and Dudley were owners Of two large
.vs OF cattle the first containing 40 head fair ILLINOIS,
strong 81 cwt sold at The others were iio
Hnno'h cattle fat but small o. evt. atlou.09 GIl n