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


Cohey McPherson SONS for %ooGs Gillespie 80 prime O.
sssi ss saa
1sc with ,s few very ane ones at ISL and Is for NJ b.
W thompson for Coon I Hcss6uy s. fair to good NJ
es OF ScS ~ and ST Co0n al PsTs 50
Others, q owt at laslGc and for Coon 4 Hossbury 81
with IS H. cattle strong II cwt at i'lal7c, having
A. Julian had 80 mixed State cattle on sale by Colwell
DeIIart. one pair far 10 cwt. brought 1926;
pair year old steers slo5 two year dds ~ cw W
each With Is steers and COWS sS at oi each saise
Church & Hurd sold 81 State cattle, tho oxen Of ssl2
cwt, at lC4lse Win COWS OF cwt at l4te ana sohe
G. W wildrck had IA State steer. of 81 cwt, sold at
| Woodruff & COnger sold los common little Canada
steers wS Snd ry EGw Z eE at Isac from
Comfy n u some OF his own feedinc good nesh' ~
T. Trip sold his carload State steers and oxen Gao
| cwt., at 120l6c.
D. E. Bartlett ran out 40 State cattle, Mixed Iae cwt,
Casn OF Chester County Pen brought IN 20 good
steers, lSs live weight, sold to McConyil ut TO- 10
make Sc b y owt.
H. Westheimer, for Trauerman Marks. 20 Ohio oxen,
of cwt at &c., and for r. Cemars, 81 Illinois steers Ci
Moses had IS Pennsylvania steers of which brought
i3ic to dress 50 Y cwt, with good cWt CATTLE SOFA
q. Tofey. for J. t. Alexander ie2 ordinary Illinois
W Fitch had Is extra fine Illinois steers Of Mr.
Alexanders own feeding IL ewt selling at lsa2oc Also
$40 mixed steers common 10 good CT cwt, sold at l50lc
AT oNE-HUNDREDTH-sp
W. Thompson, for Coon & Hossbury, 81 good Illinois
steers, scaut cwt at l6alSc. and 81 very fine cwt
schuser sold Illinois steers OF q cwt at loc
age and IS Others cwt at ioai6ic, with IS Indiana
W seigie wholesaled 90 fat Ky steers Of cwt, to
Murray Glover for I7ic They were being retailed at
H. r. Smith was on TIE s,erna himself with lOl fair 9,
age scant I7c
Chas, il Brown had l. Conn; oxen from Easton, Of
i5c on Isl cwt for tie pair; pair bought Of j. Wake
for $40 sold here for same pree they weighed AZ
r Mccartney had q Cherokces, bought OF J. Cassidy,
who had them OF j. Moss They were very good, fed
years in Ohio laid at "a cw sold at ieic to dress 90
W H. Burchard had IL Conn oxen and stays fair, sold
W. swift esq, had :. Dutehess County steers stays,
&C. sold ut Ii5 i7c on 7dl0 cwt.
Bartram & Culver sold carload Dutchess County
oxen SAP cwt at l6alSc and. for d. Drew, car Of
W. Barton had 10 fno Hercfords, fed by Geo. W. Bar.
ton of Columbia County. ny They were fat, and
S to " TSc % fair 70 GOOD
ali cw at i59iTc few I7,c, for d. Brown Of Duehess
ns 1dnS S1f N he os for his
Merr had amsng Ss s SSs pair PsHS Sa ~ fea
wood for $3.50 They were sold to-day for s or ioc
And pH Sd ga fed , By and m t BEST Sf cr
This shows that somebody pays too much IN the country
fed D DSti County one Of them ed ard fed By
Mrs Wheeler who bore OF the n.il tis week on aI
cattle II e i2 pa we wa .axs by that buyer OF best cattle
r wheeler s which ne calls E pei pU nn eeSrs
ma ma have sTS T TO ook to their laureis
r. GlIs co. for themselves - fair ONO Steers OF
H. ~ Valentine had 70 Illinois steers, y cwt, sold at
Is. West hener for W Snyder, Ohio steers, cows. and
heers very good top 10 ewt. at Ioalycp win some %
Loughman cold his 20 ohio steers fat 81 cwt cattle
" seisie sold 40 Mo- steers at Albany. II cwt sfoss
sou a. IS Mead sod ). State and Conn cattle IA heavy
d. Dayton, for " T. stanton il working oxen at &c. .
NJ i've weight sold to 90 into the county as WORKERS
Healey Co run OUT GO good u cwt ny steers at lCa
MircH Cows-There arc enough OF these Offering to
meet the wants Of buyers One lot OF % State sprngeis
sold at $40 per head, with goodeow aud sai io 20
been made vt sss but few 60 over 500 Most cows se
at tsodss With come at 800 and occasionally as low
VEAL CALvEs-Thcre il rather more inquiry for veal
that beef Is advancing and mutton becoming scarce
are arriving more ey Fat sea arr worth
alsc., with common 10 fair tioanic. All are selling
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, 22.ss6 Prime Sheep 7ia7ic. Com
mon 10 Fair do. sa6ie with more than double the
fact n on they n %sq ba{e s SSS sss
Market, went to the, country for somothog better
than he could iud here, and bought mammo,h
d co.. conn Sf payns im ice i've ves
or rising $40 each. as they weighed more than goo
scarcity causes brisk demand and Tie cars al Hudson
City and II care at Fotiehst for yesterday and TO day
az all finding market Some OF the sales VI to-day are
State sheep In small ots u Of them eulls at iic
&c Also i7 Canada sheep extra, i2i n at sc wihlS'
at 7tc., and las OF IS 10, attic
no r... sALFs OF SHEEP.
~ Hume & ronisS shecp, ssh ST. Ie 81 ia
1921 ca nos s65; l63 sln 10; 100 t5oa So 49, 1883 6
i62 s249 s. 2o3 ls97 oS 2o. h,5s zS es3 800 II ia;
sl29 sheep, {2l055 &c. Average " IA. Many Of them
were heavy Canada sheep
BY 5. McGraw-l6l sheep, y 29 29 SIS a. go 57 ios
ses5 ~ s9 sS3 t 2S s259 COZ H. sn 25 49, sg7 30 To-
tai, i.sSs sheep, 1917 q. Average. u CO.
1913 do oi 81 I $1,000 AGO. so5 90; lis $3.50 40; 400
s,llo 90 Total-lo'5 ss3 CO. average s. 81 per head
BY Judd Buckingham MePherson- 80 sheep, ss2a 14
Sc: 30, 20 80 ss e. a. S III ss s ~, u.s. g ,s 2 sS.
aOl o. 90 20; i9 sSSS Il; iS hosS sS s,l ss' ~ 400
si ca tn5 5 iso soiT q. So 1s Y dss sseSs
a Is; isi, $3.50 sa 7s ssO7 10 ISL I o. s97 i
7 10 "a 20 49, A sSD ~ @ WI w. w. ''
BY S faiaSS DM@as sss sheep $50, 81
sea c.; Il ies us ; 50; ST. ses s3 $40 90 u.s. Os 90
2o5 t1si 100, siO7 So total, SJol5 ti,S2 6S average
81 90. ,. -. .r rI
BY Kase Bells 60 20 she s g. os' 81 u.s. t'2e io
W. s.s7 so III sls 2C7, s,So 30. Total, lsg1 sheep
5000 II; average, s. 70;
'''NI't IN noRlSsoNH
BY Geo. HocomD-lOi sheep at o. &c; ios 81 on; i25,
B ~ j. ii. wyckOn- sheep at % s 81 H7i 49, CO.
y RE ~ F. Fl. opdyke-l5s sheep at&D
BY STRIKER Il TOmpkins-lO9 sheep at 70 90 1885, 81 10
4, 81 TIA rs co. Ss extra S. o. extra IS so 30 Oo H.
"a as zoe, IS 6S; ia, Is 25; sc, n 49, %, 81 90.
THE SWINE MARKET. -
With % cara FOrtcth-st, and % cars at Coinmun
lay