New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-04

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Tl4toforsifI din sie-l. oIeu and coT'...i,tt si3
II erio- oresi srss Of ctis az
no, general syrsage ofh= market to dss estimated A1.is
R,tr,m, lee Of prices @i1
wn ISSET'' Tnf CAriIE Arr fRoM-New-Y orK. 7G7;
Pennsylvania 20 Ohio, sl9; Michigan, 81; INDIANA 2'3;
! II: Ncw-Jcrsey. 25 Canada. Tao. Total 4;i79 NIL,
They came 10y the following route1 ErIo E; sir"ad'
~ ~, Se,lc,.,y central Railroad es0 on foot.
/ "a. Total, i1io. About 1850 were IN the yards on
FE%,rrs ,notr BEEF CArrLE.-Tle total number this
wcrk 49,, head CON p4res with 1919 head last week, and
with $50 mead Average per week last year, and with
tcr ,od fodav af the Onchnndred-s market i7tO
head, compares with $50 head last week, and with 21l
head the average yer week last year and with 1901 head
at marS. u one yoaraso.
WitA The coolest weather Of the season. and about l0O
less cattle than the total Tor last "ceA Loo nead D.nS
sale to-day. the market as been moderately active nj
slight advance irom - Aonaay lo laLlng t ~
receipts began across tue Hf'f ana ptlces Nctt tlyIe
ady about the figures OF day which are 9c
higher than this day week on medium and good stock.
though tnrf' y no advance on Pho TO- DeinE l'i ,
the nricass butchers can b. Induced to pay s!H
with fewer really hac doves more cattle reached the
top price Than we're sold for those figures one week ago:
Tue quality WAS OF iilr average WIN several SOod' bh1
/ mean dgoye ~ CAcIokees winch brought IS per
head. l3r per - Then some balls were suli lower
ami dealers along the limo Of The Harlem road say We
must now d,rcnd upon We,tcrn stock, as tne,I
cattle ato pct,y much exhausted The demand used up
80 ,f ..n..,,. NJ Ia re while Washington mnrkot
I 90 oil. W.. ''i'i't o.. '. 49, ~
49,, y. ii,, n a. L.st Monday WHOM al the stock
could not bc sd, sfll Nc cal tho market ony larry ac
/ A new live sock route via the Chicago Fort Wayne
Road To Iltt-5u Ga. thence 20 Philadelphia, and 10y
connection uDoy, with boats from the latter place
being considerably priFolizcd by cattle sneep, and nog
u fI.it some 81 thc former, who would gladly stay
with thcm II their stock cOud be put through on tme'
say t,y viii Dee compelled 10 return 70 od roates unless
i.rr a. lees delay Philadelphia II the managers Wis.
io establish aud retain popular live stock route they
power To- draw them 80 that owners need nos hgrc up
the extra cost 81 fccd. suruAge ad damage by being
81 The early ana best part OF the market Ise
sheep speak wcii OF the route, particularly
49,, h., 49,, ~ H. ~i,' of Lr.tch nom The Hud-
RIVER track, extending drecy into the Foriicthsi
yards thus dong away with The delay IN unloading ana
/ expense nf driving into the yards.
SAILS OF BUfIot ~ HUDSON CITY.
Briggs q GIlctt sold 10 o. steers Of cwt for DOy
CO. 1t lie also - others lor same I5c
HGehc~ Co. Tor l. b. copeland, ss Ind steers. thin
/ Min. o cwt, a. l3at5c.
II McKttllca State cattle, mixed, 81 cwt., sold
wood Goodman sold II state cattle OF them oxen Of
s.. cwt for $40 each others OF cwt ~ 500, with
| ircsh cows aud sprngrrs AT - each
g. W. Mdrlck had rs state stays and oxen lG Of which
brought So each nd ne Oder SIS, ne Whole aver,
I Sllte cattle ui q cyt. at $40 each.
j. Bates cc In with - ~ Ned state cattle from little
J . cwt heiiors W To 10 cwt oxen. sold at l04l5c.
L. IuId nan ont ~ state oxen aud steers of cWt ior
j. BALDWIN. n i5c.; also. 81 III steers, 81 cwt. m l5c.
y ct FOR - I1c.; o. common Canada cattle - cwt az
Iic with % III. steer. fair 10 good q cwt At i5ai7c
Miller q M0rrhOuse. ior IL Tanner, rs o. steers 81
evil az 10 i5c; and 10 ior y BurnhHn, G! c~t III
/ Woodruf a coneer had - good fair .. cwt. Illinois
strcr -0ld az ija i'c and 81 eoinhDn, c~L, Indiana
/ " thompson for Coon 4 Hossburv is good cwt
Ohio cattle. at TO- l7c And 10 state oxen, o. Scwt. at
D. Bartlett had 80 head Of an kinds state steers cows
heers oxen aud balls the latter sold a, &c. dry cows ~
| 10, with steers ana oxen at u alo;.
D. Barnes, Tor himself ana Oakley, 80 Illinois steers
Charri iInrd sold 90 Ohio steers for C. Church, at
/ I4.c. on q cNt. They were common eattle
Al coMht aIrA~.
! ton al l5c. on G cwt or 40 = head.
q. ID. Alexander fpI himself and Cassel SO good -
cwt H. steers at u l7c; 20 othcrs, fair % cwt az l5a
6ic; AID - a. cattle sonr OF = frouchs feeding .
j. T. Alexander had SO head sale lot Of IS head
oWt, sold by g. Tonrl 90 10. l1c ~" l.C@ J mead 81
cwt. thin, 81 ljc. >atiucls sold Oh head o.. the com
cattle. 9. cgt.. at tloCe' while " Fitcn ran out
the resi- ~ Is I'c ono . VT. -, -,
So'' ito had - steers e.. 81 furi rST soi ar
Cc the other II extra nnc cattle fod by L. Morehouse OF
! Tippccan County. ~ cwt.. holding for lsc
Fitch and TcmpicuI ru oui ~ good ONO steers Of
| owt, bought week ago. AT lt@l3c.
II Meyers sold u Westminster County oxen good cat
lie. 100 cwt. 70 ", Labor ~ lie.
GcOis c Ayruit. Tor j. ". storms, 30 DutchcSs County
steers good aesh " cwt.. at II alsc.
ssgic co. Tor themselves % m steers. Ct cwt at
ic; aud ~ FOR Marks CO.. medium q e~ ONO cattle
T. santels run out 80 Illinois steers Of c. cwt at Ijc
and - Ohio cattle q cwt AZ i5el6c.
Eastman Brother. for A. " Monroe, 95 fair 10 good
7cwt Illinois steers, at ljel7c and 81 for Wright
| thompson, same state. cwt. at l5lc
Briggs Gillet had - very hnc u cwt Illinois steers
FOR r. Grcon sold AT Il rsc.
ellis n Co run Illinois steers OF G; cwt az I5G
lie and a. light. "a cWt. cattle, al l3alsc
3 H. Richardson sold 10 coarse but heavy Indiana
steers for j. Mccormick at Ice On cwt.
= schuser sold rs Illinois steers bought OF d. Waxel
AT Albany, where they weighed 1880 10 after dinner,
which sau is less than they weighed before dmner
They were called q cVt. here and az 5c. sam.
also had Kentucky steers, 81 and Z. cwt, sold
lG.c. -,,,--
at lac. scant cwt They were thinnish cattle.
Teed A Wheeler sold 6 poor Canada cows steers and
oxen and cwt, for W. X. Mumford at iie average
Also for Moss IS rough Ohio steers, ut l5
l7c and for scott Martin, care or j. Moss,
good, u cwt., at lialsc.
John wholesaled very poor cwt Cherokees for
DIR. Thompson at go each.
Murray Glover, for J. Moss 80 very good ewt ILL.,
steers ut Gi d1sc Also 6 Ill steers OF q cwt called
cwt by A. n. Monroe). from whom they bought them
at sos each. retailing at al6tc.
L. Templeton had 10 heavy Ind cattle, brought from
Communpaw 10 OF them 10. cwt sold for l7c while the
other o. very good, brought l7ic. on "a cwt.
Valentine Williams had 81 prime st cwt. Ohio steers
W Thompson, for Coon Hossbury 40 Ky steers OF "a
cwt at e7sc Ind cattle, brought from Bergen,
fair "A cwt steers sold at Is 6ic Also little
XIV native cattle, for l.. Bs at lIc on 81 cwt.
H. H. Westheimer had 81 good cwt III. steers sell
ing at &c., average with IS KY cattle n cwt fat sold at
Sl23 each aud 80 KY Steers. same weight iGic.
Ulery Golf bought 30 line KY steers OF ROsenthall at
Albany rated $40 10 here. and sold at II dise
Barnes had SO Mich steers and oxen, 500 cw, sell
"B + Cary for himself and g. Ulery AZ Illinois steers
bought OF T. Nichols at Albany for Sisl each. They
weighed 1870 70, and brought l69l7tc. here an est.
mate Of scant cwt being lat cattle
s. Ulery for W. H. riatt * Co., w Illinois steers OF
M Dalton sold load Of Illinois steers small and
M" Witch CoWs-Receipts are larger aud trade slow
Isost OF the cows common and have 10 cold at
lower rates. lot from Central New York at s each