New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12

u,,. D,ov.,, s,nersly express thspseyes. highly
favorable TO this arrangement 10 an eIceIei pan 10
tssrs 70 tho present sale yards thsn did from the dua.o
River which unlosded In ne street. I'm, into
psn level with the oor very great IL ~ s =.
teniOn Of tho uPcounty drovers oren trade inc ,n
Ssy regular market day. finishing up at Forty.iou,th e.
Monday Tuesday until those yards are closed liz '
on the closing Of the market this week we have ony
to that prices about half cent love- sh sna
necasors OF for more II will be observed that the supply
large lot, @ week I'D sst d few a Il nc ti1s'
s. B. Richardson, for Knockles 81 good u cw inih"'
ford se.ns sst sold at is. Gleie average Ice.
Church HgId at Bergen 80 medium Quo oxen
O. W. Blown at for!yfonth't on Saturday S for J. w.
TyG % S % iT s , bIoas MouSy
r. Loashlan for Virgin skyes 80 decent Illinois steers
"a cwt sold rihe $40 average per head or 1880
Eastman Brother 1903 Of the Dsbey Jone. cattle, com
to sCGs 'T n. h Illinois for I'd
wards, ii cs,., and brought l2ial3c =. ms, -
bonsh At the wards Of Lauterbeck a cwt good flesh
tailed l5lec 90 medium Illinois steers also bought y
sold at same prices.
Teed K wheeler IS good cwt., Iinoi, steers, for
Iuser at l5c and So prime Kentucky grade Dur
A. b. Mead, 20 fair Illinois steers. fox bnisef bunch
which he bought at the yards 81 cwt sold az ~ a
j. y.
Hesh a, M cwt., range ofl2ial6c
p O. Ddsco opened the ball at the Yorkvie yards BY pur
s1g @ sn OF iss So
are ondss s ?S for
each about t.c as they wonld dress y ew,; h,,,
ers cwt average aud 10 rough Ohio oxen and
cows. n c1vt. at i2a4c. Tor r. Hill 49,,
H. W.sheimer u for J. T, Alexander good 7ta't cwt
Illinois steers ruu out at 1906.
Simon Uley for H. II. Smith, Jas coarse, heavy oxen to
fine fat s,ecr, the weigh 60 cwt sold at ia ,7c
g. o. Woodruff Bro. 100 Illinois steers bought 81 nun Ao
n cwt good aes eiaed Monday and Tue'day at lsaioc
j. A. Merit iOl 70 good g ewt Illinois steers
Beach Brny Tor Alexander Cs,se 1893 welfed iinoi'
steer ew q them No , z. S st , a s "a Ger
and % for J. Monet. Ohio steers, at lSal5c. H..
ceney Coage 10 ~ steers for Alexander 90 ss;
ILL., for Joeeyn De on a ewt and 80 Tor WncNs
Iowa cattle thin ewt at 2ic and 20 good III steers or r.
D. Bsrne. bought 81 inc henvy-grude Durhsms Of D. g.
Dri,coi they were Ky fed ewt, aud brought at RETAIL
r Blooner for hmseh 10 bought cattle good KY steers
TGampson fr himself 50 .hmnish st cwt H. steers,
on Monday &c., l5s heavier ILL., cattle Tuesday at 70
Valentine Wheaton for Themselves 20 selected cattle,
bought the yards and run out a, ON oa't o"
ou enough Tor tre.ent ca.hey ar, not going of all to
the minds OF dealers either in qucsnes ~ at ,atIssioy
Ss s,f S % D. H 1er ~ ; coed held :, sSa &
VEAL CALyEs-1hese begin to tell of a ngH'oers' and
ewing TO- s gava aasSr e fg stSr p e rne ! 70
Iic mostly lOGU.c. SAMUEL McGnw sold at browning =
~ calves averaging "a 20 each They ranged nom *i 70
~ w, t'' THE SHEEP MARKET.
ororaTr1s. -iis foons report. Of sale. Of .Aeep and
lambs by several OF the sheep broser who sell on eomTi|
,Ie quoted Y d. live weight for Sheep oediei Lambs
Notwithstanding H.. very large stock Of sheep waiting
tbs ss, MONDAY. and the lose Of one holiday tne
. Ls drs.r had IN bat iisht .sfy Tor Mon
dAy. Only abou, go were received at hfownins ana
saes advance over the Isevioes week that Is at 6d6ic Y
N % fair lot, Of Western sheep OF winch the supply seems
IN -or II dovrr, as gave The butcher better heart 20 buy
SO that they only paid the advanced pnee bvt tsek -
.rrrsrse bri,t rom the start late nusup
Piled This morning being rainy business did not open qu-
eF ss5 20 ,9ig :. Bras" .od before i aoe 1t
rates Monday Unless lamb. declined sisty bat DO good
Robt II Hume sold a, Bowninss 1913 sheep ard iamSa
averaging - 70 each go
SAMUEL N.GTav salesman at place reports ais sheep
r. acGraw q. oBhen., gives sale. Of i.Gos sheep and
chsmberlia f,psl. through Ka.e McPberon John Kase
11ad bIs. ,es a So .hesp 81. $50 she~p 81 IS
.Rssp ~ ' is sheep So s ohrcp 81 IS 200
.sGP q S. sS :as 81 T., ;ls e S..p ' a'y
% lambs. 81 2S; o9 imbs, g tii 26' lambs - 7ai 10
sa,bs 80 80; 4a hmbs. re rs iCi lambs 60 81 lambs.
smsrp browns At BRowsIxe'a
From Michis VIM. Coon. SeSi sp,Nh heteh1D J't
From New YORK; J. Plaiiler :; =. Snyder 49, C. H.
Beach 1885, ". j. smith, ia; d. k-aior II A. Ne Green
ley Iis, Wa. Merrtt 1885, II. McGTew, 49, Henry PuI'
dy, IS
| From ininois-Johnson Dewey. 5o6 .
From ohlo-Dsniel Boyd. 1879, John Rove 1875 G. NJ.
! lIelmes. l93; Thos Fhusf. ~"
| From Indana-John Simmons, +23
From New JerseyABdsew Robbins i,li Peter = Bells,
203; A. Brown CO.
RycEPTs A oBRIESa
| From Ohio--R. Jack son, 1853, J. Il. Jsn4lson, 1872
! From IndiAna-P. Van Orien. H8.
From New York--M. Mctirgw, l.O2J
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipt, by Railroad, to wit; Hndson River Railroad
1854; Erie Railroad i,l76; New.Jefsey Contra Railroad
I $,gJ3 Total, 1898
Live Weight Dead Weight
Cts per 10. Cts. per N.
W..,.r,, corn fed hogs nor r...ici1iIl 1904
Di-tlefy.frd hogs, per fb..........lfUlUi lS3U-
The Hog market op.ued this week at foEleh'st with Dn
yards Arrivals for the few days not beyondhe
demand trade that alone quite advance over
last weeks quotations Ia the sbsence Of heavier arrivals
there will hey be further advance IN prices. All are
really sold arrival At from lie to lie. The arrivals for
the week 1900; corresponding week las year
10, 1865; corresponding week preceding year, 1890
Receipts Of Produce.
July Il.-7i23 bills Flour so bhs. Whisky. 6s4
bbs. Corn Meal, 900 bush. Corn. 1890 bush. |