, 1863-07-20

the owners wfl1 ship through. The unsettled state
Of the New York market, and the destruction Of
Als1ton's Yards bY riotous mob, caused feeling
Of great uncertainty among local shippers, who
did not operate to any extent. We did not see any
Michigan or New York operators in the yards
probably owing to the troubles referred to. For
the armies OF the Potomac and Tennessee, there
WIS IN active demand, which was confined to tho
medium grades. Specu1ators were also busy,
picking up all kinds. which they sorted ont, dis
posing Of the best to the army contractors, while
the '*tail-euda'' were taken by the city butchers
Prices on these grades advanced 5611oc, at which
the fret and second days closed steady.
THE CLOSE or THE xAnkxr.
Saturday Etening, July 1s-The market opened
this morning with about 2 600 head in the yards
all of about the came quality as those On sale at
the opening There was not 80 active IN Inquiry
by the government men, and the advance gained
at the opening was entirely lost. The only drove
Of good shipping beeves we heard OF, belonged to
". n. Tiiden s. Co.. who brought them from
Iowa- They were sold at $i.8253S, and were COIL
eidered to be the best lot in the yards this week
The market closed steady at last weeks prices:
Premium. (nomina1) )..........
Extra..-.... ......-------....-..-.....- 3oHa9]-W
Common TO medium :. ................ 2.40aE2T5
DROVE NOTES.
We give the following Gales during tho week.
Some lots we're sold by the head on an estimated
weight. Sometimes this is given rather high, but
those sold BY actual weight will justify our quota
tons:
Holdman sold Roundolf Is head, averaging Oh
switzer cold Esehc 10 cows, at ss40 per head.
Homan cold waizn1l 50 head, averaging 80
jnr ~
hcsves. averaging !, ,so6 lbs: at 10.
Hughes sold Houscley 10 head, averaging t,1s7
BiDeiam sold Huffman 81 head, averaging 1858
Hook sold Huffman 81 head, averaging 1,co0 ns,
adams sold Huffman Is head, averaging sGo ns,
Hastings & Co., bought the following lot OF
common to medium grades: ~ head, averaging
60 s st bsss ssso Svs5,ss Is ssaa aSs1astns s.s s r.
head, averaging I ,113 lbs, at S2.75.
Lugg sold Waizall 81 cows, averaging 9aa lbs, ut
Bseg 3 se asse lec5s sss55sfsf hss a 1 a s
Gregory so1d Huffman u head steers, stags and
ss;siPf :sa k9ias 80 e s sl *Sss averaging 100
Kiplt1g told curtiss Is head, averaging 1,1ls
Morris sold Huffman 7s head, averaging 1880
bs. ut $3.10.
oppcnheimer cold Morris IS cows aud rough
ssss so RSsis M & Is hea avsrasns s5 ns
Adamg cold Jacobs 4 Cash s. COWS, averaging
Adams sold Huffman c. head, averaging 1.1s3
i Lyman - @ I'D Huftman % head, averaging 1850
Mallory so!d Huffman 20 head, averaging 400
Kosenthan sold Huffman s. head, averaging
Thomas sold Houseley II head, averaging 1,1sa
eolssn sold uouzeley 80 head, averaging ,14s n.
cslhoan sold Mieehan ID head, averaging LILO
John Adams sold Morris 10 COWS, averaging $50
Tiiden j. McBeth sold Haze1wood 5s head p.emi-
nm coIn-fed steers. from Iowa, averaging ,4;G s,
Shea Sold Tilden /. head, averaging 1,oa5 1bz, st
$3.50.
Jacobs sold Huffman 50 head, averaging 1,1a5 n,
Gyo'ge Adams sold Huffman d head, averaging
100 1os, at Sass; Is head, averaging 1,1oo Ds, at
Sa|isber7y eola Wa,xall l. Roseutha11 So head.
averaging 9sG Ds, at s.. 10.
BsFg Aold Huffman 50 head averaging ss5 lbs, at
BIown cold Huffman it head, averaging 9:s MS,
Edwards = Barton ssld Fawcett 50 head. aver
agin: Ito Ibs, at sass.
HOGS. ...
The total receipts Of Live Hogs at all the yards
for the week ending today, amount to II 6a7. This
is e,s96 more than last week, and 1854 mora than
the corresponding week Of last year.
The market opened steady at last weeks prices,
bat owing to large receipts and the unsettled state
Of affairs in New York, the market closed steady,
ut decline Of about sc q 100 1bs on the closing
prices Of this day week. We quote: