New-York tribune., 1868-12-22

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wmESE ms CiTrIE ARE fRoN.--Nox;YorE. So: Penn
syivania a. Ohio. 1856 Indiana loj Illinois. 25!s Mis-
RFuARKs-A total Of 600 cattle In week largely given
a. poultry f. than DO sold aud consumed Be
ws9s Of extra aile, being double the weight OF
| ordinary steers As IA usual upon the approach OF
Siens With each other toee Who shah Garry "a the rep
Gf hsPs Ssn l ea to decide bSSeeS sem The
mo, noticeable e,nea & SSaGG ~sso 20 ., ,s@
Sfdgs1t SSf5ga e. oS "1a @ MAKE 60 s5 AID ana r.
got prniher They wcrn fed three years by the owner
IN Fsyeto County Ohio. and weighed % ovt gross, at
compete for 400 prSe offered fJr he fattast par
of catns shown Ia Ihilaiephia 1hher ih.y were scnt
nnd other lots more fully spoken Of Ia our notes OF
Today. With I.esi cattle at Hudson cy. I'lo Mt Com.
muupaSS, ana go at Orc hundrcdth 81, making 800
head on the marhet trad9 ms slow for e bat PRIME
mistake IA bringing ~ much poor stock ~ time when
butchers strive TO make show Of Fat beef For once IN
year they launch out among tho fancy aud the thin
Texans aud old State COWS scareely looked at The
ast wednssdaF where ae was paid Tor
raj AnInals-Sacsmen claimed PC; In some Instances
There were some very nne cattle in tho yards Mt
Hudson city to-day. tho tails OF one extra Ohio
drove selling at lstcy with tops st & 29c. s,,e me
cattle found hemselye. In the wrong place and some OF
them wished they aud their stock were both at home
drsyes lot of :. Texans St hi. place and over 800 at
Communipaw were aabroken and likely TO remain so
while many remnants Of other droves were holding over
There scarcely any call for thin cattle and TO got rid
OF them airsh Illinois steers OF 81 cwt were sod 70
good cat lilo were among tho Communpaw droves J. T.
Alexander alone had nearly 900 cattle on sale Butchers
took nearly all the fancy animals and most OF the really
primo buock. bat left The poor had them their
terms fhey knew that The present thaw throwing
aaeS IS 70 ths fresh rece and when tSrScy even Il
tho akin Is broken. be bought for i5el6e n u
largely takes tho place Of roast OF beef We rate the
market nbon last week Prime and ic. lower on
Ordinary but so many Extra Buhocks carries mp the
s a. ~ there we're one week ago though soS Of the
Texans would have 10 DO sold At l0e II shoyed on the
market moderate supply VIII suhoe Tor Tue week 10
oouie. Among the notes we place iltst tho
cHKsfMAs CATTLE.
Henry Kirk fed II grade Durhams his farm I'm
Fayetto Co.. Ohio for three years until no was willing 10
compete with lke plumber w any other feeder They
nesday and awarded the credit OF being tde best II
head over on sale by single feeder at one time WI
alive An Eirhthave butcher paid $50 for single bull
bought Ts by snowden owe McccnS in the FUN belief that
s would dTsw $50 pis ssS 10 ,SH Sp1 .ds 5S
for 600 The pair weighed 900 on the scales OF tho
D. Scissor came In with 81 head choice Ohio grndes
mostly his own feeding In Ohio, and sold by Eastman
Bro 30 OF them were splendid show cattle, such as Mr
r. to make One pair handsome twins, ave years
old, were bought by O. Pagan. who sold them TO j. H.
BsTaan ass 81 @ yTs % 70 oSsr nys
IL head which they rotailcd at iste2oc.-ono pair
70 r. Kadcln or lOnkers, NJ 400, O v CwI
and several others at same price, with ono pair Ut iOc
l. c. Eastman had is head state cattle sx Of thom o.
cwt sold At i9c while three very extra brought zoo
l3owt.
schustsr n Co. sold IL premium II cwt Kentucky
grades at 200 eaoh also ut ono hundrotst on wodnes
Merritt Burchard run out 20 extra Kentucky buOcss
j. Caldwell brought In promium Indiana steers which
were laid at IL ais owt T. Wheeler sold weighing 620o
10, for $500 and refused 1850 for single bullock.
% 7 Evans bought o. t, extra Ohio grades from W
10 cwt half OF them at 100, TO dress 67 y 100.
Martin brought splendid Ohio grades to Hudson CITY
brought 100 average by Coney MoPherson the tails,
lsO2 ID gross, selling at isie 90 y cwt, while the tops
brought ,oc., can owt. Part OF them were fed Dy
Johnson while some were bought Of j. Moss.
OF III. O'Brien Ross Co. who fed them two years and
brought them up 70 1904 ID groas They cost 90 per
live weight ut home. After killing tho beat, Beach n
Bray sold ~ at Hudson CITY for l6dlstc. on 10 cwt
...f SALES TO-DAY.
AT HUDSON CRY
CoDey Il McPherson, for MAIwell berry, lo1 far
ovt Tc tas at dliic 0t common 81 owt I'LL saers Tor
Woods Gillespie, aud 81 Ill steers OF 81 cwt
Beach Bray had II, fair cwt. Illinois sold at
@ldricE Boardsey cold ss fair 81 Owt. Illinois stoers
at l5tdi5o.
VIM PeperdIns had car load OF mixed State cattle.
maven Weights he sold largo PAIR Of stage for e2tO
pair OF oxen weighing at7o at I6ic:. 81 owt, aud
O. =. Woodruff had il extra @ ohio grades, Ckristma.
cattle, which weighed I,7G1 gross at BUFFALO, and
brought 0ia,oc. to drsss o. ewt; also, 80 fair q
cwt Illinois steers at $50.
D. W Hurd had car load State bulls. COWS and hsior
sold at i09i5c.
Post Dudley 80 fair to good Kentucky stsors
and oxen at it9i7o.
nuisr Morshouse, tor woods q CO. Ils ordinary 0