New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-20

co,1noed Of good fair quality OF Illinois oorned see. 3ai
year old Of Ga ewt which sell At 10 ie N ID avG ri es
rainy yesterday and last night and partially clear An' Du
'O''''' BROKERS' SALES OF BULLoCKs.
Miller Morehouse at Bergen and here s6 Cherokee cat
tie ut l40l5c. on 81 ewt ,,,,-.,- 49, ...,
n cwt. at 6sl7lo n at Bergen. for C. Chambers Illinois
cattle g cwt.. at i5dl6c -. MT.
Coney Conger sold at Bergen &c for W v Wood Illinois
steers just fair o. ewt' at l6c 10 Illinois tseers io =.
Phcrson mixed. cwt, at i3dl7ci - ioI w Ae,on
IlRo steers light. cwt. at l6e and parity mere
g7 for Wood Gillespie Ohio steers good grade DufhAms
ewt, mostly at Wholesale, for Strong at ,,,,
i. weshemer sold iO2 common Illinois steers Tor hnse
r. ellis sold 81 Ofhis own Illinois steers y cwt at 6sl7c
III steers a pretty good drove, eVi.. NJ l6dl7c.
Geo. ToGey Son, Bergen, 100 for themselves I'LL
steers good. fair cattle. "a cwt, sold az ltic
I. c. Eastman Bro for j. Daibey III III steers y eWt
I6 dlsc aud for BGrko Co.. lOl H. steers % e"t ne
dunn at l66l7c
b. Barram had 70 clever H. steers @ cwt. selling at ea
MURRAY Glover. for ~ ConLe 81 III steers, very good
among tho best "A cvt for most Them few 7ic:
drove some coarse n cw,. GU; 1t l5al,ic
Briggs GIleit partly At bergen 20 III 'ieers 20 q
were good :. ewt. and brought itlc.. average
iced Wheeler s9a = y ,see I IN A. 7s
A. B. Mead sold n Of McCOys H. steers good drove 81
ii NJ Valentine had 2iIi steer. re''y good drove. u
'" J. IL 'wsns for Hook Gordon ia Cherokee steers
cwt fair for the sort, al idlGc.
George Martin sold y Of NJ. Couks Illinois Steers ied By
r. F. Cary for II. r. Smith. l0 Illinois steers. ca owt a
George w. Bright Tor A. IT, Monroe Illinois and
COVE common, OF cwt. at l5dl6c
H. HuTd had 81 Illinois steers bought Of Leach good
fair drove. 667 cwt, selling AZ l6dl7c.i tops lie
s. h. Richardson had l0 Illinois steers 80 d. fair drove
T. J. COZ sold for Bedford Cl,y Albany 45 head Ken.
ucky grade Durhams very fine fed by VIM. Buckner Bour
bon County Home weight 65 D. and sold at s52 each to
westchestcr Comfy gra1ier
Mkmen and private families generally supplied for the
aud fancy COWS which are ~ good demand about The
to last week bought for soo the other for $50 BY persons
DESTROYS of selling again remain unold Cows Of eOc each
be sold at d 800 each hard to sell and have to be driven
VEAL CALvES-As the season Of the greatest supply
away prices sIen up Prime calves when selected
Many those sent in grass calves first brought
up by hand skinned milk aud early put 70 grass They
~ or S[ % %n s Of 90 e Of
them grasses" averaging ell 80 per head.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Quotaons-The following reports of OF sheep and
lambs BY several Of the sheepbrokes who sell on commission
will give the Of head this week They
iOai4c
Lambs are generally not good and sell dull at l2alic per
n Large numbers Of them sold from the market boats
by Washington Market commission men, and no! counted
r. Hume sold 1870 sheep at Bownings averaging se 80
each.
s. McGraw sold ego sheep In Sixth-s. at GO 10 each.
Chamberlain reports sales through Kase Mcpherson John
Kase IT, Judd Buckingham A. Van Wert aud owners
follows 100 sheep at s52; 40 sheep o. So 40 sheep at
81 % l sheep s7 @ sheep at sc 49, sos sheep e. 2J
go sheep of e. 2 $50 sheep at s. 1915 300 sheep at So $50
sheep at g. IS; 63i sheep at e. 5O 800 sheep e. So
sHEEP-DRovRRs AT BRowSISGs
From New York-D b. & j. Is. Rider, 95 John A. Balm.
li9; d. Callahan, 3ili j. Lghtbody 0i s. Beckwith. 5;
Hiram Brownell lol C. Clam, il5 X MsGraw 42a j. W.
Paddock. 235; G. Conklin. Al; George W. Dewey, 40l
From NewJersey-C. Wills q; j. Elliott l2; Thomas Cole
man, Is
From Micbigan-George w. Dewey. 5O6
From Ilnois-JOhn Simmons, i2l.
From Indiana-Robbins a. Williams 400; Geo W. Dewey,
G5
From 0hio-wm. p Hamilton. 2O9i H. McGraw, 3J7; Hes
ser Pearce, 4G4.
From Marylaud-Rnpley a. Lehman 6s5.
From Pennsy lyaDia-W. &. Kirby 46J.
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Railroads TO wit:-Hudson River Railroad
l36 Erie Railroad 1894; New Jersey Central Railroad
s.JGl. Total. 1881.
The live hog market since OF last Tuesday has expe
renoed decided imprO cmen owrg 10 the advance gold
and the impending IN Europe causing advance
visions The market opens this morning with
with active demand at the follow ing prices; Choice heayy
and fat lO lic medium ordinary suitable oT the retail
trade l0i l0lo sied l0l lOic Arrivals the week
amount 10 IA 52l head.