New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-04

C ~ - ba, tho yele has not They have their
heads off have eaten hole IN their owners pockets
ps arc an aver urhs Of dscent pound not
liver than last Msrday With slight exceptions. the best
buoeks sell tod at nc n I6ey We're se sHi sc oie
nj Ice . H. upon 81 I, cwt II was low estimate oi
Teirht Just such sold last week At ne GOOD
many Of The rsnghest the stock sell at lac 5c Inc
AVERAGE quality OF stock good last week anu INC aver
mi examinstion sae and look AZ all the drove
f eeH are f Of cent lower than last Mon
day with poor prospect Of selling out ne whot toeA
today athou there only $3.50 head Of fresh stock on
sale aud sei bat the sales here since last report nave
5 downtown 49, mixing total for the week OF l9si quie
enourh for Fourth cf July week. and particularly when we
we're told repeatedly Monday that cattle were 10 %
aud dear this week Facts prove that mistake reports
are true about the number The way East the Market WI" w
lover next week than The average quality OF the STOCK
to-day fair. There extras and the buyers OF hrs
Neaily the whole is even quality good fair LIMOS
of to y cwi The weather is warm put not not
CLOSE the MARKET.
Tuesday July SO far as the influences trade
e supply Of the week has too largo the demand and
the buyers to-day nowhere. few persons stand rouI
Tor chance bargains and graders would buy they eon
he insured that cattle woud continue 10 decline we
should not insure. All the growers and brokers' ana
some of the butchers thus mOrng that they got an
grades bat the best at prices equal cent pound better
than lst Monday Last Tuesday VIII be rememDeieu Ie
stock was Mi sold. The same cattle to-day could not be
sold within s. head Of last Tuesdays rates Tho maIket
therefore be said TO cose extremely dun ahd haiu io
droverA No fresh stock, and with dcuy the remnants VI
1''''' BROKERS' SALES OF BULLDOGS
Ulery O7 ff II. $. Smith Illinois steers Few o1en %
Eastman Brotsr ,r W X Mccoy l5s Illinois
nice lot OF ight cattle 6i ewt Of l5i ne 70 ~ hexton
Eastman good Kentucky gfads Durhams, " cwt at nc
! r. McCafey ~ YorDaa siotb,OO Illinois steers %
| evt f,lrish NJ 6c. &
Mir Morehoa.e mostly si rergen Ill Illinois steers Tor
themselves. CT cwt.. ran Out A. - 0l6c ,..,. ,,o,
Dalfou sold for himself ~ OWL
pretty fair at lc; half Of them the Ycrkvle Yards
h. Loughman had Is good est ONO steers se"g on MS
SAGE Hsshes IS Tor j. o Rourse H. medium
cwt strong al so each. l5ic; 100 for j. Ihona III
| .,eers decent At l5i q l7c.. on 7cpt. scant -.
Barirar Culver lor Mcpherson Bailey, ia Ill steers
cwt strong l6dl7c slI7 eaoh and 10 ILL., ana NY
Mead sherman, for j. Thomas sl ILL., fair 81 cwt.
j. H. Williams had IS good ILL., steers, IT cwt running out
AZ i5al6c; and 20 good cwt Ohio steers sold for E. IT,
Beseh Bay a2 Illinois steers for J. T. Alexander partly
at Bergen. y cwt good drove At lb@Nci ana f Alex
aDder Cass i51 llnois steers light Tar hesh Of c"t
s B. RICHARDSON, fir himself ia Abany.bousht Illinois
steers. good drove a cwt selling at l6d5ic and
al who sale Is Kentucky Steers. for j. Peel at Sis each
rated II cwt-a good IT drove - . a. nm $500 c,
iced & Wheeler, $50 for w. K. Mccoy ILL., steers Ga
T. j. Gof fr ford Clay LOG good FAT Ky steers few
OXEN " cwt sold partly Bergen, for l697.ci few u
ID Barnes for W. S Nichols H. steers ca cwt. at $50
W. Thomp.on for Crane Thompson. part At Bergen, 100
Ill little bi q cwt at lS loci 10 Tor Thompson
SEes H. rough and oxen, cwt at l5d he, and
l0s for j. H. Dsbcy H. cattle fair q cwt at l5a t.ci 70
H. for Crane Thompson strong. cwt NJ 3ia oic
"Tico., & ccncer At Bergen II FOR W. " Wood Illinois
steers GOOD cwt at 5d .c ~ for J. MCPHERSON. Hi
noS steers CT cg fair cold at 5ai'c tj Tor same owner
partly at ForyfouTth-si.. Illinois steers Of ew a l'iS
F. God.,ein sold 100 Illinois for W. scuens, fair
j. iIoconb Tor Cray Ryan, 10 Ohio fair cwt at
p r. CARY for W H. Piait Co. e5 Illinois steers, oxen
hefers cow, mIod drove coarssh but fair flesh ~
cwt at i5a 7c Bergen. CO for W. " Wood Illinois
Wheatea & valentine. for " & Holmes. Illinois steers
Merrsy Glover ~ Tor w X Mccoy Illinois steers fair
lec average; ~ boagh at the yards good
LIMOS steers II cSt run DOT At eSieie rn0o. .,s.,, ,no
MiicH COWs-There s sti ve-y little demand from milk
men who keep IN and around the cy mos OF tnem
Rave down their stock OF Cows in accordance with the
lev Iii !. row from persons who keep from
cow. supplying their negbbors with milk ana RON gentle
Ps. S ssG rep ar. Saacd from these latter buyers
usually fancy 10 suit even more an he anoaai
milk Some minor blcnh farmer would consider which
does no, IN least effect their milking properties as
crumpd broken horn loss OF tail etc. Will MAKE great
dferencc In the market vsuo OF particularly when
.od 10 one OF these fancy buyers Prices are unchanged
varying from 50 to eco according to size. make mixing
P'VSEHf cxIyRs-IAmb is more in demsnd hi. week than
y,.I Warn weaiher aud decline In beef and mutton all
combine 10 InIare he c-lf trade Most
week bringing about Oo in lot, rsht through thooga
tey be good to Go that When selected the best
bring Il Anu '''' TIE rif' sHEEP MARKET
ouotstons-The following reports Of OF sheep and
lambs several of the sheeerokers who sell on commson
will give the average OF head this week They are
quoted per pound live weight for sheep 5,Gosc Lambs
! iIdl3c
there Is no fresh stock this morning in Srths and 1t Is
well Tor the % stock eft last night that So
for full supply would have broken down the marke, stu
soil yesterday C,nd might be sill If here odsy at cents
.nd one oi stu ge1 Sa have been ,od al rso,
head that would make s.. 4 on the scales Nothing
S, .ssd G about nay Ss' Sl %
few STATE lamb. have come H. from schohse County which
noted II a he. Y ~ or ic. higher than last week.
H. Hume sold ats5 sheep and lambs IN Sirth''t at an
s. McGrsw sold Ca head in Sixth O. per head
Ksss IT, Judd Buckingham < Van Vert and owners as
follows 9O sheep at t7i ls sheep at 81 50, sheep
s..S TO- A. V co. aS . .sssp
rs sheep s5 go sheep Msio iold sheepats4 40; 20
-uEErpGovLEs AT DRowsNGs
TO- j. \ Sweet 81 n HoIe ST. Peter Kimer i64, George
E..and IL. J. W. Palmer. 2ia; T. Reynolds $685. s. Rob
.' From ohio-J NJ Taylor lSsi VIM Cot 100. Mitchell
| Curdy 2O; VIM +. Hamilton 1893, W. X Ies l64, McFar
| lsud & Jones cell Root Hollsr. 40
From New-JeTsey-Georso Is. Holeonbe, 2os; Thomas
From ininos-Georse W. Dewey sg7.
From Indians-Vaentinc Brown. ls3 Philip ONiee see.
from r'n''''' TmK SWINE Il h MxiR sf
asoi krie Railroad 222s; New Jersey Central Railroad
h 7,27l Total 49, 69
There little change the general character OF
Live Hog Market from report Of last Tuesday The receipt,
the have about equaled the demand for the city retail
trade The weather been quite favorable the most OF the
week cool The market opens this morning with
"a cars on the following range prices Choice heavy
and fat Io 0ic medium and ordinary. suitable for the
retail l0i Osc. No Still Hogs on sale
| Receipts Of Produce.
JULY 3- 3s bbs Flour 49, bbls Whisky, i25 bbs Corn
Meal 90 sacks Meal 1924 bush Wheat la GOT BUSH
Corn 7oi7o bush. Oats 1893 bush Rye +a3 bush Malt
BUSH Barley, 80 pkg Ashes 4os bb Pork. l.3 pkHs
| Lard. 80 kegs Lard, 4. 500 bbls Pctroleuni.