New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

lves and A small number of rough COWS oxen ana p'l
.i,v Of cattle were nice smooth, IHno OHIO sIi
y'nctv seers many Of them cnte heavy enough ~ -o
Teatber Such cattle brought Nd4ic with eW az re,
S bptehers as well as others sometimes get deceived IN
- o.ste az weights possibly few head rno. prove
nearly lqc did last week. ihough rough 'of no over
ise There was so large proportion Of s cattle prime snd
a. liz Casa sold tte any higher than ltWc bat
200 with weights rather fyoring sellers As over zoo
aEo, ~ - soId AZ HerQan butchers were not over
arTioEs, and many Of tLsIa either bought uone q,
an ar rurchased sparingly. 60 that the trade wa'
rv Slow in the afternoon pretty sr steers selling ct lOe
We do not hear Of any fresh cattle expected tomorrow aol
tie few left tonight wi all be sold eale ep o.,
~ the opennr Of the yards above Yorkyie and me
living up Of the present site The accommodations S "
lar superior at the Pew ,oealiiy. =.
CLOSE or NE MArKEf.
Tue,day July 24No fresh arrivals and the cattle were
sold Oft closely last night e to make no trade here
Upon the whole we think the mafket nearly iepeloh s
the previous week with slightly improved quahty "nIS
made butchers think they were paying more h h0 bov s
enough better quality 10 make IL about even There WsA W
OF fair Cherokee cattle but they were sa =, cont -
probable that many Of the Bergen oatte WI" DC s
the National yards at One lundredst on sccont " n'
distance III not al sold the balance vii 20 the sughe
houses Butchers complain Of hard times 80 many OF th
customers in the country and 90 very smah ere ~
ciation for hides aud nc for rough fst The reta prices
sill charged for beef ought to make butchers rich and pro
by would do 1t not for falling of N The eoAsumo'
with some losses from heat aud poor ply.r 1890
BRoKERs' SALES OF BuLIocKs
p G. Drisco had 80 KY steers, good faiI cattle sold
Eastman Brother for A. " Monroe so III steers fas
cattle sold al l7tc.: ana Tor BtulNru
~ good KY steers at l7els on ewt sra for H. JOINS
O. III. steers. nice lot Of "a cW cattle. at 6@ll!G
s. SchuesteT sold lO2 H. steers on Thursday a. oc on -
cwt good drove and 200 H. cattle Monday q eWt ct
i6,c; -, IT. 20 o.,. ...o.,., pe,re, a
rood G cwi drove out at &C. averages ~ Ill steers a
bcfors for G.. Worthington, - cst, ai i6r. ~ q,
COuey Conger at Bergen III for SINS oD,h, I, ~,
steers good lot bunch, II cw. at l7ci s 1t j. Mefn
son H. steers light "a cwt. AZ &c. ny or same o "
for l. Reed Ohio sfecr. scon cVt' Is1l7e. ~
Dudley, Post Tifey sold at Bergen " itr buFhei
efea M ogvya
Son, - IL seer cwt az 6 AVERAGE 70 95 nn'
IGc and here g or L. Reed Ohio fair IT ewi. at
fawe.s ard Trainor for Themselves 20 Illinois steers q
W Thompson for himsefsnd Coou % Ohio stcers good u
cwt strong at l6 7.c 81 to J. Jarzen ~ latter price
T. ellis had 90 Kentucky steer very good u eWt SOL al
e. Sinclair sold 90 Michigan steers ana hecrs w.t.
IT. II. Valentine sold a Of bis Ohio steers a god
Wiekware & McMiia sold mostly Bergen, sos Iros
and OHIO ecr for themselves fair 1eshed drove OF EVIL
Reach Bray for J. T. Alexander $40 Illinois and Clero
kee steers mostly Bergen at l5 @c on 6i owl ana i'O
Sage g Hughes in FOR scott q Porter Illinois steers II
cwr at 5 9i7c 49, FOR j. Porter Illinois cattle ca e~ al
usry ioI for IT, r. smith ewi, Illinois steers. at l6a
l7c They nice killing drove ,u,. .,,.-, ,i,
iced Wheeler iOs for \ " Monroe Illinois .steerain
cwi at l79l7!c. Wy ca. >,
wcshcmcr sold 90 good Ohio steers sor sn'sS
cWt at l6al7e and 81 or Chambnrr good fai ohio ssS
Il cwt o1t i 7c and ranging rom 10 10 ioe Al ~ W.
Vance ohio catte. at ne on q e"6 o.,o AGA
p. F. Cary run ont i5 H. stcerr for r. Smith ih'
urr, clover for CASSIDY Co. 40 very fine Ohio Tadc
purhcms among the eet on sac . CIV II egbcd % , in
Ohio were held at 81 % with 81 10 offered.
receipts of one week ago are wei Used M beside mostd e
iO7 head brought during tie plst week Prices ore esH
, 20 tsn mn th2 usual aronnt OF mix thrugh tue heat
Of Sumner Good cows selling at ssjds iOO eaeffaney
VEAL CALVES are selling readily at loallc. for Dir 70
good IL lots III yeis at about llc ana medium &c
day ard SATURDAY OF last weos the range beng " &C. 40
zoe with small number a. lie. They nov 20 oil as A't
'''S''''' THE SHEEP MARKET ,,.,.
o,oi.,io1se tiIwing reports Of saies Of shep and
lnnbs by several the sheebosers who eel on oomason
will give the average Of prices per bead this week arc
quoted per pound live weight cr sheep oa''c'' AA'O'
sheep began to improve last Friday with lighter feeips
AID viii GOOD weather there q4ick demand at ih above
priccs About Loo sheep were received IN sT' soSaay
300 in Tuesday. aud these were all SOD beife MON
y a. from ns eI tss state and oso With few r &
Canada IL ,ates goo lot ., ,1s eI, o 9s aver
sheep Of "a ms, Tuesday, % &c. S'h '.sI', Ionsa
Fat lambs ere scarce ard IN demand they have ,ade 2c
and more y n but very hae One lot % 80 ~ Stne
lambs 60 n sverige sold TO-DAY at l2e while oter, sdi
ms low as e. q head being smell and thin. Far lmbs OF
anon, "a 40 ID will hing Nome aud common 1es lOc
a. n The Trce Of both sheep nHd lambs c niger Tan
his dav week and immed ate prospect OF roi lpef
Heavy arrivals however would cary the market bad to Tor
low prices.
r. II fIame soid COS sheep averaging g. 30 aid il76
McGraw reports ,alcs Of a25 sheep and lambs
aging Is o. per head.
Chamberlain gives sales through Kase McPhersn John
Ksse IT, Judd Buckingham, a. Van Vert ard oragf 10
oWs lao sheep and lsmhs e. go sheep and lamb e. Ji
800 sheep lambs o. 25 $40 sheep and lamb. GO 90
sheep and lanb s. IS IS; tc7 sheep and lambs -
sheep and lambs s. 4O 2o2 sheep and aue' So 20
sheep and lambs. s. 25 l06 sheep and lambs = VS. ~
she ep lambs s5 33 sheep aud lambs 81 75 10 hecp
and lambs 81 C2! IA sLeep aId aDs ~ 81 fio heeP ana
lambs. e..
From New.York-Wm. Wood Co. 1885, : Beek'ith, 100
r. H. Miller 49, Wood, lO9i A. Frank. 2s; H. sweet ts
Osirander l6; Wheeler Davis 49, A. J. Bes-ink g3 W.
Holmes 22; Nelson Sweet a. John Budd 30; G. v. Brady
g7i John Snyder 72 Peter Kmer. 2s5 Abraham Blessing
lOl; Valentine Brown, 1856 w. j. Allison. 2l7 Potter
lO7; Crosby Satterly. 25i j. H. Taylor 81. Sal Day eos
Chas Dreyfnss 40; NJ. Traver 25; Carr Have iss. X
Rudd, 1914.
From Ohio - Coe I96: John Fleming. 2li Henry Down
ing, $50: Pdeock & Bells. AZ; H. b. Ware Jgi {. "
Hail. 4O7
From Indiana--John Sim mons 20l.
From Illnois-J. Hamilton 49, j. Cougar. "03
From Michgan-G. A. Fish. 2J7; ii. FTenzlorf .0'.
From New Jersey George H. Hocombe 49, John Cornell
us.
From Iowa-Thoms. Savage. ooi.
TIE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Railroads TO wit:-Hndson River Rsilrosd
1922 Erie Railroad. sil New Jersey Central Railroad
1907 Total t2}5
The live hog market this week rules little better than at
Of last report The arrivals have been very light hardly
sufficient supply the retail trade The market opens this
morning 10 sale which all bought early Mt
the following range OF prices Heavy and fat from lie to
HE; light and prime rate, ordinary from lO,c to lie
attl In ms