New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-17

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REMARKS ABOUT CATTLE
The o,.l number this week 300 head oonpfsw1n 'tio
var and with 500 for the corresponding week one y~
The ober sod yeeriay and day the principal mar
80 he'd compare, with 34l3 head last week aud win
&c head The average per last ear, aud with 46 head
a, market year ago -
The opISING OR PRINCIPAL DAY OF THE MARKET.
MosdaH Aug ljth.-The market opened this morn
iur with about 80 cattle In the yards he wsather pun
warm was not oppressive and on the whole, iavo'e ua'
There were more good buocks sale than during ths PAT
few weeks but the generality q the stock was qe p
e average In quality. Not few droyes were little better
hsp scawsss aud several lots bore unmsaksbe nas oil
that besl few o. the saesnen dlspO,eh oil uoI u"'s
eay in the noi ming at about lat weeks rates OF Ss 40
vance thouqh OF them scknowedsed inef 'sss OF a
Monday were above the market OF tnat day. i"s. OF W.
sellers however nskod and Obtained ~ a,NN III yS. rn
per pound-in some i'tace' Whole e'nt Ih ,es 10
through all grades but was more PTeplo'e on ihrIy ~
Some Of the best droves were held arm u ~ per 10 ana
ba'ehc who purchased out them at oyer ~oo per he,u
are ure they paid alc for the meat No really fat steers
such the retail butchers generally wan az % a." h
yesl-those which viii dress e5out cwt-con'd be- ponsh
Tor l5dlac The aien on sales Were quite IS MN
those made IN te md 0n os e se,r e Of Two OF
three small doyes expected TO morrow but butchers generally
change In the mare for the closing day especially - 100
head have been sod At Bergen during the week ohy hfee
bids were handed IN by paes competing to nimsh ooVen
mru cattle Tor shipping kon this port Inc BIDS "ere @1
e 90 and s8g7 pr O lb live weight md Henry Weshe
mer being the lowest bidder awarded tine contract
THE cLo.B OF rRg xlRyEr.
About 80 fresh cattle in this morning, over j" 81
Them 10 hold in readiness Tor Government orcrT consequent
v they az. for sale The market is not 30 good by ai
cent per H. yesterday Butchers werr greatly deceived
shout the numbers tho opening Of the market They were
told thu, only about 800 were IN the yrds hence thor eager
ed tbey OFT h and yard. cleared with di
Guilty Nearly 800 cattle l. trge number 'or s 'rsy o.
the wear be borne in ind that hundreds OF them
small takes two and in some case. three to make
sUspectsble bullock: INN. .,,,.
Ben Wesihsmer, for himself, 10 Ny Cattle u twt, above
the average in quality selling Of I disc; - ..,
I. C. Eastman BIO, for wills, "a light common cws'
Is"%c Tndong Tor Heath Window n Illinois s;eess.
Seise fsutsTbecs for thcmseve. ninoi, steers
f.,r run, rsted cwt, and retsiled It li0l6c.
Murray & Glover on Their own account ~ very good
S. ,,,ors he best in market Ohio Clteboust OF Con-
ger 4 he yards, fs'.d ., c'st sold d, lS~iec 10y
scuu Sers H. q boush. ofFrank u cwt .od Al Zoe
lie oier o STALE ste aid over 4 Albany q ew' ron
Mcln3pe Col for r. Seymour 20 Ohio s'~, mfcd 10
to C. Cooper at 40 csch or strong se the others,
Il ellis. for himself &c Ilinoi. Steers aud Oxen,
r Booiner' for farmers 20 State Oxen, i sod at asa
B. w Green. Tor Palmer 4 Co, q State steer, Iecn
6c Bergen, for lO.c. Also here 2ofnL to gool ga. -
Ne for L. Browne uneven, cwt and c"t' sold al i@
J. C. foas Bro for arner' ~ s,te S,ets', COMMON to
good Uneven c,gt. aud cwt., so'd a. s0l1sc
$ O. Woolruh Bro. for themseves a. llinoi, Steers,
bought the yards Of Rsnsn Co. common e~t eiaed
n Wc.theimer for Ons White 81 Illinois Steers. {.
cwt fair Of ltal7ci snd 5; for himself Indians steer
cwt, l9e. choice dov- aud a iof his'ei =, 10
ioy, fnuent lot IJc cwt. IN Illinois drove J. ?.
Csry for hinef q nois aud ~ Ohio sccr bought At
Albany. good drovc, 4 cTt. selling Al l3a 10
Martin Nslentur their own account = very cholre
D,rhes, county ~ cattle ied by ". n. Beic; aicd
c,rt and selling al 1913. Cooper tool ior 800 which
n Whee,er ios Of Morton Sim, InO, Steers, 81 e~i
! jos, ne.iam. s' l'v.
A. b. Mssd. Greer Wilson, II Indians Steers con
' Si,uan Iiery hd - head boush, Of Heath wn,low
IN srer fair e~t, 'elins ., i.g1he TOP ieie,
yls Of j. Leery rated ewt, and reioed n al s'"s. of
d. Bernc. 7eof NJ. own Iinoi. Steer, bought At Albany
| a pretty good drove Il cwt., un out at i7c.
r. Loughnsn Co. a Ohio sccT' fair Z. ewt' averaged
Ii,n, Coadneon for Riel, wIson 80 Illinois steers.
comniop,h ildGc. q cwt. aud for j. Osi.Food 81
llhnoi, cst,ie conlnoe y o.st a. .,n'e gfe'.
moush .! w.t. ,old ., lysi5e-iew iI.e ST.. ,.,.
d. a. Cnlv,r 20 ior b. Ber.ran Nv Durlsm. cwt AT
at eae,c end 50 Detchc.a county Steers sDi OIen 3e"t
sold % lsol8c.
" Fowl. 30 for himself Illinois Steers n,eaom al l'ic.
! on 8 cwt
well Two fair sired native rcd COW, which cost ~
each ia Delaware Co in i. Ssis tnd 40 per bead 10 81
sG' oed They were good nlkers The range l. $50 I"
Tor poor cows 80 go Tor f 10 GOOD aud 4ed5J or eta
mker cows of fancy appearance. There 'no oiaer 10
Oney.on bought m the country and sold here just
VEAL CALvEs--Reccip;. ,,il large with ,n improved
demand account 81 use IN beet The best calves com
nand lie. and ,uall number Of the very choicest were
selected ne. e n live weight could be obtained from fancy
bryes. Very fair sod oc. aud Il
which there are not few, eibdsc.
THE SHEEP MARKET
! Receipts 'his week.. rs go.