New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-23

For THE WEEK ENDING MoNDAr. Nov =. iso'.
Bersrs Gov. Yeas Sheep aHd lAnnoa e.a-
These we're sold Al the following niarkct-phcCs:
eesv,. coa Veal. L.ieis s.l,.
i SsT5.f,sL s'I bIo' '.las~ -
W s,cs.ss:ea:.::..:. 81 iii -
fs s%,;, SS5';'A + River is 10 IL ~"
:!:;; {, :.3:js5 il Us as
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY. ,,,..
Pdue Baloci' Sis
First qusit1.
That cSia sS ihia sSss olsu
intno or lowest grade efCaiue..... al
The general Oftbs market TO-DAY estimated a. ~
The most Of the sales are rop ais
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE rRoa-ilnos, - 1@ lI -
LBS OHIO. l,O3S; New-YorE. 100 kontuchi' -; ludl
ana $50: Michigan. l45 Iowa ~ Mssonfi 81 CONNECT
lcnt SO NewJersey -: West Nirgi,a. -; .nd. .,
stifFcn the market ttle but no particular Htyan can
ne Week Of August but With nearly 800 hell om
The previous week. together With the heavy supply OF
las been abundance Of beef for week so gwen mp 10
poultry When the turkeys intended for I'ahssglybs
arrived one or two days behind time. aud Offered az
the price of roast Of beef, not few of eur citizens
turned from meat Ia fowl Butchers complained OF
very duh trade. aud there Is scarcely any revival ye,
More cattle could have been sold had they been of better
quality Only think Of lbs TeHans-nearh ohenIu o'
the whoe-for holiday week. Though gaIue Is eonsd
eraby called for at such fine tie market caa be over
stocked, especially with wild cattle Ont oi Sef prs't.
on sale to-day, Including 2I3 held from last week. 80 %
them were Texans some Of these 20 fnr Nednr,
days market aud few good cattle also hodihg on,
the yards nearer being cleared than Tor S''er"
some Of the dealers in Texan stock have been MAKING
money the wrong fast or late. one drove oi
ess than 200 head la at about ewt and sold at3d ot
mostly during the latter part last weekaie repoiso
offered o. head for their cattle on The way
than they realized for them here taking expenses I'M"
There were 769 fresh cattle at Communpaw. beside
over 40 of Fridays arrivals. With pretty good show
~ buyers nearly ali were sold the he drove 81 6t
hut they very fine OHIO grade puriAms OF y csI
Texans generally sold at lOsile. Wholesale bntchso
paid Is for stock securing soDe good lots a. c
The Wcehaw yards showed 1875 fresh arrivals TER
tSonSh several bunches 20 over as do come Of the
Texans and few ~ the fat cattle. Trade was raihe'
duh -.
Besides the live cattle reported have had about ter
carloads of dressed beef during the week sens irSo
such beef ia selling ut 6a9c per H. One or two HUNDRED
quarters beef aud several hundred sheep were ulnIeS
ionally roasted upon the hooks tins mosh'he " NV
"''' ""'D SAILS OF BULLocKs TO-DAY.
AT CoMAUSIPAw. -
Coney Mcpherson. ID. G. Coney, droyeof 20 extra
fine, IT owt. III steers the best ~ me narks, A.
OF 81 cwt. for }. Lee, at $50 zach l| OF inSr ON
cattle, strong q owt, at sSiStc' ""d Ito lot 'a'''
MyFI F1cS tSr Asxsnder. iss Texans N fed y
cwt, at lc pa co. cwl, iO, ana I, 90 c .s est
O. s' dudley had 81 fair cwt. Kentucky cattle sold "
NJ Beach, for O. Briggs g Ohio steers Of iswt t,,s a.
40SSe. 81 ONO cattle. for Z M lager ~ .. 's esL
aud lac for the 10 head laid nj 81 cwt ano -, ~"
cwt. Kentucky cattle, for Alexander Co.. al teI MI
Totiey 4 SONS sold their VI rather common 81 es@ -"
nois steers at ll9l3tc. -, -, nlnos
W. Florence for k g. Fitch. Al poor iis'i ewt h"H'''
steers AT 10c .,.x, a
j. Daibcy for p wyckoG. 80 good Texans, q csTT a.
lie. aud 40 mixed Cherokee aud Illinois catue'
l2dl4c. - a. uliaos
b. a. H. wcstheimer for Alexander q Co, ~ INV
steers u W.T.. al l4di6c. 49, steers,
a w Gillett Co, for j. II. Anderson, ~ ONO .sapt
Ga cwt., at l2te; 81 for themselves Illinois siecis"
cwt nc Ilc and 81 Of 81 ewt. common, ~ M ..rs "A
T. Bray, for c. q. Briggs, 6S rVugL!sh Illinois "'e