New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-05
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TseG Wheeler sold 81 for she Railroad Company .tesn
thing cattle when were IN the on the Harlem Road
wssthsimsr for W. K Accoy, 90 Illinois fair. evh 81
H. Eisoef ont % Ilno. ,ss,s fair at iSc on q ewt
PSF Gary bsd So for W. W. Wood Ohio steers: and oIen
very good tat cattle. 81 owt, sold at l69llic.
| - eAL8 HUDSON CITY.
wn Thompson sold lO4 for skie. Thompson ID steer.
Dudley TOdsy Post soid lsI for themselves. Buffalo
Co., IN cattle at same prices uneven weights and ca ID
dry and few common steers the rough end poor at
s. s. smith sold % Of bis own NJ steers o. cvt gross
out a, &c live weight or z, loss Of go on the lot Pal
pretty good a cw drove ,od at l'Sl70 most taken to
Bright Fagen had 20 Ohio hei.ers and cows good fat
bunch 81 cwt, sold at l5e @ Ill steers for j. IL. Daley
vholesaed to butcher ct $50 each Rated 81 cwt tidy
r. Cary for W v wood III n steer. and oxen mostly
owl ss i,s snS 'SiGS same ow s
Chnrch Hard for g. H. Jennings 81 Ind dry cows and
hers rough common ~ ewt ut l4e. and % for C. Church
r. CioG ls5 Ky for Bedford Clay good fair
drove; bunch Of 90 weighed sow the others u cwA
Sage hughes 10 little STATE steer. heifers fat for
Mlr Mor.bcu.e i Cherokee cattle some Of the 10.
eft last week at SEQ each or l3sl4c on owt e@
s Sn ~ thin dio steers for sweeney cv sc
Briggs Glett for Scott Carl 5s Ind steers just fair
Beach Bray for j. T. Alexander s57 H. steer, medum;
6i owt l5917ci for Maxwell Berry. ~ Ill steers
cwt. at l6c, 2so for Geo Alexander Co.. Ill steers
car D%9cs sr Scott cros' % Pa steer, tee. am, and
Orange Co. for Maock, ligh ~ ewt sold at lei Is for
cUney cSSssS s G is5 Sims In
fair G cwt at I5aI7c.few l7.o lcor j. MCPHERSON, ID
for J. Mcouinlan. Ohio ,ieerf, scsnt. owt,.atl7c.
j Hampi sold =: good H. steers " ewt.; at nc
MICH C0WS-From some unexplained cause fresh cows
are rushed brought into the city for sale at time when
they viii not bring much they are worth IN me country
some owners just found this ont and are taking Their
stock back It useless to send COWS here for sale %oes
MIXED from four 70 ak mouths Win sne uea
he cStf With the COW as guaranty her freshness and calf
from another substituted 10 be forced upon her as her
owner and salesman Decepons,of hs Kind have driven
many buyer the country purchase bic cows where pc
during the pa week remain unsod aud trade generally
duh Prices gradually WORKING dewn the maors S o.
VEAL CALV Es-There real change 10 the call trade
Arrivals continue MODERATE and there s good demand ipr
fa calves Selections will bring l2 0lac but good lots rarely
go &c., and most Of these Gre used to sell he poor once
with statesmen insisting upon clean ale o. Os
veals bring 70sc. Coare grass caves are worn se@s
''''' THE SHEEP MARKET
Receipts this week. .Dyio
QuoIA1IcSsThe following reports Of safes Of sheep and
lanes by several OF the eepbrokere who cell on commits
siOn WIN give the average Of prices per head ts Hceh
s sIe GOO'Sq P m s heP last week there
little feeling and the surplus stock has been wen
Off Of the sheep st thin and when right gooo
nv simmons arrive they are in quick demand at 10 This
lot brought 73c Monday and would do the same to-day
prime bunch Of e0 sheep in good condition. would bring
nc today though very few such as are received eel above
70. Thin lots down below &C. Toe market may De saiu
70 be fairly active Fat lambs have advanced fully IT, per
sales being made OF &C. There qucksdomand FOR gooo
them nor much over &C. PER II weighed Pe buyers have
not definitely settled upon price for skins this month
r. II. Hume sold 1902 sheep and lambs, averaging cw
| lGlc.
& Mceraw sold ain sheep and lambs averaging q 81
| each ranging from g. 50 10 &c y lead.
Chauberlin the following sales through Ksse Nc
Pherson John Kase jr., Judd BGokinglam Van vert
and owners 672 seep and lambs g.; 40 e. IS tfa g so
rs e. %; SO g.; 60 81 e. Coz s. 75 rs 81 ~ go
g. 25 2I2 "a i2 e5 81 2 s. Is 90 81 So 40 .: rs
sHErP DRovFBs At BRowEIEes.
From New York-S. Bsckwith 49, JsD Wager 81. Germ
Go. 2so j. Elliott no II Manber GO seoyl Bennett
4le f. G. Brown l4s w. S. Hong 81 A. y. Tryon isl, T.
! Hurd l75 W Mckee g. H. Purdy 2 J. AcCahe Co lss
jas. Elliott l5s W. Wood Co. lel. j. l. RICE 10 r. ~
T. Stone 9Oi A. Teller l2 r. Carr ls W Reed nc George
/ Brown ]. G. Davis &c. T. Hume 10 WIN. ~ Sage 90 A
W Mill lg5 C. W. Brady lie J. D. II. j. RYDER 80 Elicit
! & Dswey 54s Howe 76 n. Webster 10 j, Hooper vs.
Bush Martin 400. G. uryfuss l37, brown Stevens H5
Prom Ohio--J. Delaplaino af5, Wn. Wehh be W. W
Williams 80 w Foster a Co g. j. G.. Gesry 100 heicai
Gibbs ~, VIM. Mathews 2i Asbury Williams "a, j. Sin
mons 3s2
IRON Innois-Geo W Dewey 90 I. Sinclair 60. j. BIN.
$40 I. Wren DIS
| From IRdians--I. T. Hnnisou i73
From CaEsda-R Hume gOa. j. Simmons 90 c. simmons
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receips by railroads 70 wit. Hudson River, r. r. eo3
Erie T. X, 2aa5 NewJersey Central X X lIcf' ioiAl
There has been decline in the Live Hog market since eas
report Of &C. n. owing 20 the fact that nc aIrivs
have been about Of week for the last month
quote choice and FAT nj nom lOt 20 lc medium
and ordinary from l0i 10 i0io SH cara unsOd NO ses
sale