New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-21

That generally rated trs; quality
TIA. ordisar, thin steers o1su aud co",~...I3idH
The general syer,se Of the marie, today estimated s,6
Extreme range OF pree. rom ''''''''''''',i ~
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM-New.YorK, 1910;
Pennsylvania. 90; Ohio. $780, Michigan. 49, Illinois 26io;
Kentucky. 3s4 Connecticut 22o NewJersey IL Canada
rbeV cane bv the following routes: Erie Railroad.
2O2o: Hudson River Railroad. 1896 Harlem Railroad,
$50; NowIcrsey Central Railroad, l,09; on loot, g.
Total 5,O9i About l,I5O were IN the yards on Mon
REMAINS ABOUT BEEF CArrIE-The total number this
veeL 10 head comuares with 5076 head last week and
with J44 head average per week last year. and with
1876 the corresponding week one year ago Inc num-
her sold to-day al the One-hundredth-st market, l5O
head compares with 800 head last week. and with 1900
head the average per week last year ana Win VIZ head
at market yearago
Again the cattle men were somewhat deceived in point
OF numbers. Figuring about $500 as the receipts from
Tuesday 10 Saturday they calculated upOn less than
at Onehundredthst. to-day, but through train from
hundred cattle tins morning making 1880 in the yards
after sales OF several droyes saturday and sunday
inc the very dull retail trade during the lat.
rumors that cattle likely to come IN freely over the
Erie and NewJerscy Central roads be sold tomorrow
NJ Hudson City and Communipaw ears already N at
the former place held OF. and dull, dragging market
the result with little prospect Of closing out at night
though who paid more than they should Tor
their drove aud not lucky In their sales posi-
tive the decline c. ~ On the poorer class of dry
cows. OF which there were more than wanted.
Of them be sold S35aSiO each, not much.
any over loe per ~ the anticipated WIN b
country and Connecticut stock and where none
expected, cattle rakcd out The ljO head from
these two states caused the deception Catle men are
positive the like cannot be done again. but anticipated
here aud more there. until the numbers swell
for save two fine ONO droy~ rnc cattle We're seaef,
ally rough and pOor-many coarse oxen and dredup
cows These fat cattle brought about sea lev OF the
best lgc then pretty good from 10 90 l5c with decent
steers at l5c before night To say that the market was
nd moi "A f.
their owners Two dro'ea OF Illinois hllllers were ON
'"'' " SALES or BUIIocKs.
Al HrDsoN CITY.
W Pepperdne in with q State cows stage, bulls,
and oxen, from Cataraugus County. lie sold one pair
oxen $3.50 alive for $780, two fresh COWS and calves,
3c or SO per head. The pair sold by Nj feppcTdlne
weeks crrOncOusy reported ~ TED by MN
They were fed by job Austin and brought $500.
Post Dudley sold 80 common p cwt Illinois cattle at
N d5c; "a at Ice. on q cwt with II dry cows cwt at
d. c. Chambers sold 81 mixed state cattle { Of them
dry cows cwt at $5S % each 81 steers sags ana oxen
Woodruff run out II Ohio steers for D b Smith, q
se,se ianierbeck sold 70 Illinois steers Ct cvt.
1Cc and 100 from same state pretty good cattle q cWt
Coney & Mcpherson for Woods & Gillespie. O. common
Canada cattle % cwt AZ ia15c &C fat Kentucky seers,
cwt, lGalsc; ia fair cwt Illinois seers at 6c
other Illinois cattle ~ ice. on 6t cw and rs heavier
Cowell 4 dc Hart Tor A. h. wicoI. 90 mixed State
cattle cwt at u 015c and ls for X Marsh mostly
COWS aud Oxen State, at I3dl7c. on same weights.
Beach 4 Bray. for themselves, G5 very good Kentucky
steers grades cwt at lG alSc with one or two pairs
at 100. -
NJ j. Crowley Sold "a mixed state cattle one extra pair
steers lsdl9c II head mostly oxen, Z. cwt, at <O5
W Thompson for Coon Hossbury 81 I'll. steers Of Z.
cwt at 17Bc. They "A fine. fat drove.
d. Barnes foy himself and Oakley % III. aud Ohio
steers 6t cwt, at 4d6c andI heavy State oxen ewt
p McConvile bought 50 prime cwt Ohio steers in
Philadelphia. where they cost about l7e They were
mostly taken 10 Kill, but were worth FGlee III TINS
market -
Kase Bells Co. sold 80 Illinois steers for j. " Pd-
cock pretty good cattle lls3 grass, whOesacd 10 -.
Westhcner, and l.. Hughes, at lGsc TO make 81 N y
cwt SO7 81 each They were being retaed al l5dlc
on GA cwt Co also sold 80 head fair cattle at Ice,
$50 per head and little Jersey hopperh at 5c Oh eco
j. H. Dalbey run out 65 good cwt. Ilonos steers for
J.. Klemants, at 100 0l7e: -.
grades George Toey sold 96 mean 81 cwt cattle AT &c.,
while W. Fitch run out 100 OF the same KIND AT same
price Also O2 decent steers scant cwt at l6c with
t2 Others pretty fair cattle "a cw at &c. ana ~ rat
steers close upon y ew good top Ut hio 10 10
jersey City at zoe d. 90 eTt; net Ws,gn a NJ 10
making them t3s 20 each s. Williams OF FULTON MARKET
took tie at s235 = head, or plump zoe y ~ Toney
Greenwat Co sold their 80 pretty good u cwt Il
linois steers at lGto.
AT oSE-HUSDREDTHsT.
c. Hoag sold 20 Conn steers and oxen, good, mostly
oren AT 5Ql7ic u oxen 10 cwt., steers cwt.
Sherman swift had 81 Dutchcss 20 ntoels anu oAoD'
common 10 very good sold at l4al7tc, on 5d1o cwt
H. Myers sold 20 Dutchess Co oxen ana steers, edIi
cwt at i5dlc 10 Putnam Co steers, pair oxen prime
iocwt AT Isc Among the Dutchess Co. cattle was one
pair very Oxen fed by A Hoffman OF fne falns' 10
cwt net each. sold at 100, to make COO per cwt -,
r. +. Van Astyne had pair extra oxen lea ~ ooiun
ba County; hey bought at Albany last July ana
worked lightly during the Summer they cost WIZ ia the
summer and were sold to-day by j. Van Astyne Tor too
10 C. AdOlph home weight. 1000 n. ,..- 60.
C. g. Teed sold 80 Westchester Co. steers ana oheh' iai
10 good, at Ndl7c.; tops, lsc. a.,
Geo Ayrault sold Is Dutchess Co steers ana oxen ior
Martin Co, fair cattle, ~ cwt, at l6Glsc ..,.
d. Beden sold "A Duchess County ana Conneeuco,ae
steers aud oien l6dlstc pair bought OF swl
Jed by j HOpsOn OF Connecticut nne, $500 10, net ~
s,c 10 make n y cwt They cost 800 In The country
thus makingt25 80 ,. -. y.u..r
steers at l5tdCtc and 90 good Illinois steers OF "a cwI
schGste, sold 1877 Kentucky cattle, mixed cas- ovt,
seige a Lauterbeck run ont 90 Illinois steers, OF a
cwt fat at l7c for r. Ruble, Illinois Suffers % c"'
at 14i alGtc. -. s a ho,,or. a,
owt.. sold at l3dl4c. -, so ,,,,,. 49,.
fair isss sw s9ld a. se 20 common H. steers Of q
cwt at I5aGtos 10 Conn for Bigelow at ieGlsc-
| extra pair fed by Clark, 2Oc. -. AIT 49,. ,,
Bright g. Pagan had 30 state anu nich' eoeib nhu
M Ia wless run ont 81 State and Ill. little steers cows
| and befers 81 cwt., averaging lte.
Eastman Bro sold IS o. tser own ~ sa s, sue
cattle steers Oxen and dry cows cwt nj 100 average
III s. Rosenthall for C. Kahn, co ordinary little "a cwt
! KY. cattle at Babe. - ,..... =.
b. H. Westheimer. for d. waIel, lsS fat nnois
stillers u cwt extra cattle OF 100 asc "a iAu corhied
| III M Valentine after coming from Albany without
buying cattle went 70 PhisdelphA and Arehss Qa9ec