New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

cattle in this ms,hs. for forty year aud who have Kept "a
&c. y they sod cattle for today One drove bought In
the MARKET.
short story like the Tuesday cattle Isde, is soon told
Mondays market all sold before noon though
few butchers y,ea The owaeT Of few fst d.:
tie,y fed cows refused Ice y u for them Drches' and
win have pay these prices for cattle to stock their farms
BROKERS' SALES OF BULLoCKs.
The following though only portion OF the sales, win show
the Of all classes and how various sorts are estimated in
price and weight.
Martin Valentine 80 head their account, very
good strong 81 ewt Illinois seers sold az te also IL extra
hne State oxen fat and heavy II ewt at plump ec-hest
j. stau had 50 uneven "A cw Illinois ,fed cattle, which
Ood Mcintyre whoessled 56 light Illinois Steers, which
they bought Of Burns rated a cw and sold for l3ic
I'd Loughan 81 OF the best cattle In market fol Loughren
Briggs They grade Duhams, attened 10y j. T. See'y
Of Pckaway County, Ohio and would dress ewt; They
nsto Market bought Of tlem at ic y ~ 63 ID the cw
Of the best were taken by Phil Gilman Of Fulton Mske for
j. Williams 65 hinnish Illinois steersfor P. F. Cary at
| l4dl6c. on ! cwt. -
C. W. Conger his account, IS good 7;evt Illinois
Isaac Budopg disposed of 90 of A. Lesers coed Illinois
Simon Uery 10 Of Danaway Wards fair ca cwt. Illinois
| Steers, at 13t0l6c. They had a long tail =.
Wheaton Valentine sod % good Western cattle bought
al the Yards for about lGlc, aud sold again for lie.
McCarey Thompson l62 Of their own Illinois Steers at
T. Gs had II Kentucky and Illinois cattle mostly good, II
cwt bought at Albany and retaled here at l5,c.
H. Barnes, for himself l6 welfed Canada cat'le l'@oc'
iTt ys,,r,. ran IS "a, Indian, cattle for Gregg at Isa
Harris Coddingon I2s Illinois cattle belonging to w H.
Patterson, cwt, at ljGl7c or +IO5 10 rIo5 each very
Bloomer Mead for w F. Rockwell 22 fat Connecticut
Henry mri So Illinois Steer bought the yards and
tailed at l5alGc on g ewt and 20 lighter cattle st Sse
George Ayraut II fat Duchess County cattle hs own
| fe.lu AZ
at $l8o ,,,
Whccler Teed 100 for Morton sm' pretty good ILL
Reach Bray Toeey on their own account 40 mixed In
d. Liter mice And here for Hard 50 decen, q lii
poi. steers at l4dl6c. ~ for a. Allen at ltal7c.
5. B. Richardson 90 for w. Wheat, fair q ewt Illinois
r. McGraw 10 at Masssrhuscs Oxen for g. Hubbard at
| Ice 10 T. L. Broadway rsted 81 cwt
n G. Esstmsn Bro Ii2 for Lester at I4dIelc on 7cwt
fair Illinois slcrs; 81 Ohio or d. SesOf q. lte rating them
aewt 80, c,,
Phil Cary had 81 Of J. Dunawsy'' 7ew, Illinois cste'
MlLCH cows in good demand, and are worh 81 per
head Good Cows scarce being kept IN
the country where they worth much ss here Far
Cows without their calves are bringing +Vd =o ana go0''
mixers Sos. aud nore,per head.
VEAL CALvES-Recepts very large, being made up main
ly he half animals totally uDla TO sell Tor veal
The high price Of milk leads farmers 70 send On their calves
when two week. old They suffer los however 2,
bring &c aud &C. II kept well fed two three weeks longer
More than half the calves now coming to nsrset ~i NOT
weigh 100 b alive and is disgrace to our system Of mar
kets that such animals sold FOR veal The top pee Tor lat
calves is Sc. and OF 100 head sold by Forty of Ieet
dealer only brought that price "BObs' are bringing 81 30
''" THE SHEEP MARKET
| Receipts this week. $3.50
QrorsrroSs-The following reports Of sales q Sheep and
Lambs by several Of the sheep broker who sell on comHs
son vii give The Of prices per heed this week They
are quoted q b. i've weight, for Sheep, lOGlc!c.
sses Of l59 cir to good sheeP are reported 0y IL H.
McGaw O'BTien have done large sheep trade during
the week. They report sales Of 43 at +s 81 Z head
MI Foster sold az shesred Sheep orcns for 7Ic . h.
weight 81 y each. A. c--,.- s,...,-...
tho boats weighing them out wet with the storm at lOic
Van ert John Kae and owners sold 50 Sheep 1t : Is 80
lCs DO at slo 76 do at +s 33 DO at s 25 1875 DO at S
| The Sheep trade quite animated both Monday ard
Tue'dy at n sdvsnss lrs the pce: syfn ~ IPe Tsfs
good condition we're .od at s one 10: by hsae whisl
weighed only % n snother iot very ttle heayer were nea
all the stock few thin sheep just ht FOR ores we're .9d
Sdeic Pe buyer, securing the skins an fact as the
Sheep slaughtered, paying $40sfi Is in lots
SHEEP RECEIVED AT oBRiENa
2cs; j. B. r. B. Rider. lsS; s. b. Bartesn CO. Jane.
Campbell lt7 James Van Alls,iue, l25.
from rom Mhissn-cii:on Chandler Ie7 McGrsw Bros,
From Ohio-McGraw Bros. GO4.
SHEEP DaovERs AT BRowgHG'a
a9sS a1s 3 John nyaea ye9 Ea1fs9S,f" ae l. % " H.
PROM Michigan AZ 4 psSsI s@iaE lss MARKET.
Receipts by railroads wit Hudson River r. r. III
New Jersey Central H. r. 800 Erie X H., 80 Te,a, ,5s
QUOTATIONS.
Live W.
Western eorn.ted Hog. y ~. ..G!astc
Disuiory ted Hogs q n........Sl19 c.
The following review Of the market Is furnished by firm
doing business brokers' The is relied upon by
the reporter correct information In the OF Cattle and
Sheep be youche for ts quotation from personal obse yon
We repor; another week OF short supply active demand
| and consequent high prices.
III, market the report ruled steady prices gem
orally avorng the shipper up Saturday but that day
there 10 b. DEPRESSION and 10, effected
easily though Lore was no perceptbe change In prices
Yesterday, however this apparent dunes superseded by
activity, and thc market went u least 25c cwt, which
i undoub ecy to the statement the trade just pub
hhed Tor the pst season showing large decrease in the
numbers packed aud also weight compared wh tie
yious year and rendering the trade angue Of good prices of
tns future. The following l. the range Of prices:
ordinary
sun
The arrivals for the week amount to......,.ll,JlS
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