New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-16

WHERE rHE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Ininois. $3.50; New.
York. 1000; Ohio $780, KENTUCKY 6oli Texas, oL inui
20 New-Jersey, 10; Pennsylvania, H.
REMARKs.-AGain we have a light supply OF cattle IN
coparScn with former heavy receipts Arrivals OF 6l6
are 5SO than week and 2OO less than those OF
fortnight ago AS consequence there IS more Ire TO me
the week. good ic. since Friday Nearly all OF the
354l head sale to-day found purchasers Az lsast all
the 20 lots Of State cattle remain ia the Yards tongh
The quality was va sb C% OIF FAT T ROASTING piece compete
with the Thanksgiving turkey me onerngS To-
day were IGl4 at COmmunipaw, l,j34 NJ Weehaw-
ken, and a66aat oDe.hundreth.st. Butchers we're
very reluctant to pay the asked advance. t ddd
meat markets However, they have 20 look ahead some
what. and, anticipating light run between tnls ana
IN will he noticed that New-YOIk State follows Illinois in
numbers contributing about OO cattle during the week.
few OF them good, but the bulk poor; some OF them
dry cows AT $50 per head and bulls &C. per n. live
weight. Closing up with today there were few fat
at I6tc co n per cwt though very few sold above lCc
The bulk Of the cattle being ordinary went at Is dl5c
NdTF and fness in mutton with scarcity Of fine
poultry, all combine 10 help the beef trade.
SALES OF RULIoCKs TO-DAY.
AT CoNMUSIPAw.
w Fitch, for j. I. Alexander, 100 fat Texans OF Mr.
Alexanders own feeding cwt at l2e l65 poor Texans
cwt al 1lc 2Jg Illinois steers cwt, at l2dl4c and
4G fat Il ewt Kentucky grades, for Alexander CO.. at
a1GtcsOne Of the best at l6tc TO dress 70 10 per cwt
COney Il Mcpherson out "a fair % cwt. ONO steers
r. Bray, for C. O. Briggs 1884, fairish CT cwt Illinois
3. Westheimer, for NJ Ullman, IA Lancaster County.
Penn steers, "a cwt at l4sc ana AZ ONO catte lor v"
~ Beach. for j. r. Alexander g. Co., o. good a cwt
Ky cattle at 150lGc &c thin cwt. Ill steers at l2Ql4c
and 100 H. cattle, q cwt., at l2015c.
b. W. Gillett ~ Co had sc good cwt Southern Ohio
Tofiey SONS sold their 19l medium cwt ILL., steers at
12G l5c. -,
l3alc, aud IS Ohio steers for W. Kelley at lSic on
G. Cwt .....
W
H. Hurd, for g. Boughton 90 Illinois steers "a cWt at
l43c and 10 Ohio COWS and heifers, cwt., at l2lc
sage Chambers for j. Brown is mixed State cattle,
Miller A. Morehouse for Wood Il Gillespie. 20 OHIO
steers "a cwt ia GlCc, and 70 Illinois CATTLE % e"I'
f. Hard, for T. Lynch % State cows &c, cwt.. at
lOc., and % oi5 cwt., at 10 al4c. -.,, ~
Uiery GOt were az work upon lH KY. cattle rather
green, u cwt, selling at IA 0l6e.
W. T. Dudley, for Wood Gillespie, 100 H. steers OF
r. f. Cary for f. H. Shepard 129 State steers Ci cwt,
at l2als3c Also for Keaon. rs mixed State cattle,
D. H. Barnes sold lol Ohio cattle. a5 of them G. cwt,
at lSsaC SS Of 70 cwt at 0l5c and 50 others at l2S
Dudley q Post had 20 mixed State cattle, IL cwt, sold
r. W Tnpp had G3 State cattle 81 of them mixed. sell
ing at lie. and ~ steers q cwt at ll0l3c.
& w. j. Crowley brought IN 62 state cattle. cove,
steers and heers, at lOGlc with one very heaVy PAR
Mich COWs-The fresh COW trade Is very dun this
week. The low price OF common beef cattle. Ior many
weeks has caused mikmen TO hold on 10 their iat cows
and they have the money buy fresh mixers so
that with only a moderate supply many remain uhsOIu'
and appears 10 be looking for them. Inc I'M
proved feeling In the cattle market to-day Will probably
help the sale of mch 10y creating market Tor dry
aniuas Comparatively few sales OF iresh COWS s nave
been made We note 10 at 500 each averaging SoI
$50 Another lot of g. OF them very poor solu aI
sS ass averaging $40 each AS samples OF how even iat
dry selling note two at so each hence III
Wall be eeen that such put in az about SO now go
very small way toward filing up again. New luch coHs
are about so head lower than tey were ee "eeAS
ago, u taking very superior animal 10 reach sll0
IA ~, CAVIS-Prime yeals are scarce anu ' t ys
Dilhg Sac per u live weight, with fair TO good ~ t1
TOT. 1nvte IA no Improvement IN grass calves Which arc
d1o5tu ~ <eoc per ~ They are very dull OF SAFE Az
0i y! hea go each, averaged Ell 70 per hcad Y ~
brs,OL NJ iOrty-elghth-st, McGraw Iteid soiu ITO
heA9 sT1ss caves at - % average per head. oo
bhEE1 AND LAMBS-Receipts Of 3g.429 are 4'cVp
NOR than last week, and s report little stronger
maiket Tor gOod stock The great trouble H. nearly al
the sheep are 80 poor that when rat lot does arrive
thelc u pih competition for them There were 1850
arrived sunday and this morning, viz: 5O3O az Forty
eghthst bU5 at tOfueth-st, aud 2797 az COmmuipa":
iey sod at me extreme rates OF 4a7tc for sheep and
6taIsc. Tor lambs Lambs nov bring very little II any
more tan sheep In TACT most Of include some
lambs with tie sheep, the butcher making an offer for
them as they run, sometimes by the head but more
frequently Dy the pound as weighed alive upon the scales.
~ VIII be nOuced mat Fortlcthst has again become an
extensive sheep market Worry little II any impTOy