New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-09


anything any better tiii S''ei vi"
price or quality u,r...
N.rv If the buIocks in the yards to-day are three
year old steers. lightly grained last Winter, WIN
view 70 craze them through the Summer ana n'" o''
mon Tho sorp crop of this season; but, ewing TO the
rnro continuation of high prices, large numbers oil
these immature beeves have been fed . h''le eAu"
,h;s Snr;ng and hurried forward-tbe owners fearing
10, - would tend downward, as TO make II un,
nyoitable to keep them. In our opinion, th's WIN
nrove a great mistake. Such steers would oriuS .lel
owners more money, even at the slightly reduced
price we may expect next eS f aea anu ia eis ,9
4 large number of cattle-we should say IL eas'
within reach Of this market to-day, nave 9eeu
kent back part at Albany aud part at bergen ana VI
einiiy and some at Buiiaio. :, os,;
The sales M Albany for Boston are variousiy esu-
mated az four 10 six hundred and notwithstanding tue
fa of price we do not hear OF many sales % ia ets
The truth is, they are so busy a, haying .na. ~
will not take time TO look after anu bargain iof SUE
and besides that, the grass has grown 700 Ianh sS
nake good pasturage 1t Is fact that the numoe, VI
huocks now AZ grass in this State Is very lar hstw
the number last year, end that wiz haNg 10 he,s
unon the market next Winter. Sun, we nope 'nei.
sufficient stock at the West 10 furnish Inc maihet
-;tb a cbeaper supply than we have had so lar III
IS57-wbieh we trust will be the case, as I'll tuo
Western men speak now in very encouraging 'e'"S
of the prospect OF good corn crop. .,,,rv
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large. Miller. Harng & Quincy sold, among otneTs'
As h, nd tor Ragan 4 Ballard light common STOCK a1
diana cattle SIS each which was estneI.a LII bsvisT
m Rsap Thornbro at sos Fifty thrse head .od tos Bsn
nett Ohio stock common light steers az nc m
81 as: .to 1T r"as T. cattle owned By Fran
Coerov u head OF OF the sats The balance are held
back a. pasture Orange County six cents day en
w. bsy never witnessed such universal satisfaction as tse
droyers now manifest with their rrsment upon ,ne IN
n Of and an appar.t general position on the part Of ne
manaser, 10 give drovers full satisfaction s,,,
wboIse butcher at something 500 are estiassd oy
seller s than lie on Se Se end Of the MphsI.on
drove noticed as very good rovs % head es
m n; De, ~ bont Iflc average. THIS drove left Ssag
mon County H. June a. 6y Alton and s. Louis road At s
car to the nct rood ' 1 Toledo and boat to Buffalo
AR and by the York Central at 500 to Albany auu
O0as eo9Se A ,pr selling foeI Campbell o head Of
common Ohio stock average cwt a, 1nr' lie
also bought for purpose y head at 500 % @
NE seller d and In SIys S and 50 Ohio and
IF them good enough for Isa.c Anderson and Chris U"ye
l2IaI2ic by buyer pair of steers to Gwyer at ~ ee
saws vii be fa scthe seller 2ic George Aysut ;9d %
head Ohio steers FOR Is, lS0e' e'''iaep "
the oes s. Mcbigsn cattle for w D. Page estimated
81 ct ,nS oIe sverige They from Lenawee county
and them rather above the average anay " hand
which for the Interest Of Mss9 b"sb Il s said that
I'M are cheated by the Buckeyes out OF the credit
all te out Of this lot to ship SIS each estimating
them lie the seller thinks they will weigh cwt each ... IT,
no S: common ON soct estimated lSS2c 20 OF the
tail Of the drove euysT and ie sh hn no: steers
t a. iSaf seller. estimate, though the owner insists
bn Harris bought small yesterday for Daniel Drews
farm part them small at sSl head ynce n ed,n1 tba,
~ rsttle I'D last wear though haye doubt they WIN pay
well Harr, bought cheaper for MS own 'e Se''euA' "''
can ey is said to have of the best drove: here and
butchers and s sm he hs ssFf real a.y sold 20 to
Chris Gwyer at 1885, estimated at cM ~ George
Gig grade Durha%. BY Elias Florence Peaaw way
County Ohio said to have weighed near 2 vo bv the seller
nor can that weight but we can see @ & old
steers The sales at ia &c., and the drove WI" P''aoS
'veJsse Ted and Tho. Wheeler selling drove Of
Krntuesv puIhams by Wm tlorence not a. good as
the although they sy be d Ss ssm 2, s0Su' Cornell
ss8 and part SOB are estimated i1o 'ee an' 'Ia'
Feed is also selling Ohio steers fol G. N cheny estimated
snowden has very good drove of Kentucky Steers which,
according to buyers estimates, will average over
One fact significant that there are no small os 81 ' ms
Staefed cattle in market aud nat nearly na oi .h
whole nun Der come direct from Illinois, and probably OF the
1913 credited NeYork State not % OF them are neyes
From appearances hen left the yards oil the cstte womb
night without any material falling Cd IN price,
cows AND CALVES.
The market for milk cows particularly those OF INFERIOR
grades remains dull and prices not high enough to warrant
sending them in from the country. iH'y W
Veal calves Of good quality remain steady at 7c b. live
a, Atton at e Of calves that weighed each
many kitten calves sent to market o late ana
hope will BE- again
THE SHEEP MARKET.
We material change to note IN the Sheep market from
The supply continues about the having ranged
over 10 week for three weeks With the exception
IN, SUPERIOR quality in market this week Lambs are plenty
but nom Jersey fails aud the supply from up
the ver the size does not appear to increase as the season a
The week including Fourth Of July i. generally esteemed
were s5s 1910 SIT IOs 1904 l7Ohe light receipt
the itb 754 head had arrived this morning when
there and thought could improvement in quality
SALES.
week which /. very unsatisfactory 70 readers, particularly
his s4as which other brokers the
'q r. n ame aD .od fHS Si Gas average
Thos C. Larkn sold 5o7 at ~ 81 average.
Samuel McGrsw sold 752 ~ 10 average mostly up river
Calvin Fletcher of Indianapolis sold 400 clipped Sheep com.
cost rs Indiana and about head freight aud sold for
every the may
in the change for Speculation oso
Of - q the several lots at the following averages
g. Il Is;st.sss 81 Ssss.sss
20 at."....6so ll2S at........S 90 l5st....."3Oo
D B. Rood sold $50 averaging in lot. as follows:
ss;;:5:::::ss ''s'::;4ss s
The whole averaging @ The large 10. at So is what re-
duces the svesase Of this broker below others.
NJ Fose 1905 at average of 81 H. the several lots
averaging as follows
Sls st 81 81 "a at.......S ~ IS Ill st.....S3 81
100 st....5 % lnO st........3 Us DO at.....S64
We commend the following facts the of
Of sheep to show nat they sometimes make money by
CONSUMING their foeks to an experienced broker paying
commission, ratt er than making their sales;
The lot OF $40 bought in Bergen by VIM Gallagher Of
Morssn OF Indiana at 81 % head and sold for ~ 3d.
an advance u e9c y head Mr.. Foge thinks there s decline
equal 10 c p 10 from The pens cleared
well to-day at fair though not exavagant prices from ga i0c
net, less fat and pelt.
sWINEwith large falling of in receipts, and apparent
insufficient the city meet tn. ordinary de-