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


The number sold yesterday and to-day the principal
ace head Tie per week last year and with 3te'
head, at market one year ago.
THE OPENING. OR PRINCIPAL DAY. or TIE MARKET
Nondau June 4.-There is a short supply Of
beef cattle Forty fourths this morning aud consequently
an Of price upon all the first sales Of full hnii
report Nearly all the before l6 dlsic.
~ and butchers still higher Only 2o arc on sale ol
stock buyers have pitched 10 TO get first choice AZ
whatever price asked not lnowng that some so OF 800
arrive which reduce prices
much below last week they were above this morning TIE
while the dovers can keep the supply down 20 That hsrc or
below 900 head there il no chance for decline as The de
rounding country no, only by butchers. bat many
ershers who have not ,ye, stocked their farms -
IL therefore not oil surprising ha prices advanced this
morning although they were lower az Albany II seems that
much smaller number taken for this market than
expected and smaller number came By The Ere road than
calculated aud these nearly all sold AZ Bergen
current here to-day least we notice sales Of several lots
Of Illinois at l3dl6c, and few even what are
poor cattle in market nearly the whole stock now has
been for several weeks composed Of nice smooth corn fed
was better although the weight has been greater in former
years The weather continues cool for The season ana h
days business closes no less promising for droyers thar u
opened.
THesday June 5-Tbe Of the 22s head Of fresh
stock In today made hard set az the butchers this morning
for yesterdays prices but they held back hard for time but
had submit Very few except The a. butcher intel we,s
lower than current Yesterday In tins mood the
, we're p ss The a%d. RssT SSs
at Albany &c and they appeared deter to make
buyers and got full much cattle sold for any
time yesterday We therefore report the market closing very
strong upon a short supply for the week
BROKERS' SALES OF BULLOCKs
Seige a. Lauterbeck sold lO4 ILL., steers Monday good
drove q cwt out at iea7c Also. on Thursday i6i ILL.,
Dslbey & Jones had isl ILL., steers good drove u cwt
sold by Eastman a Brother, at l6ialsc.
Miller Morehouse at Bergen ~ Ill steers 81 cwt at l6,c
Sage Hughes sold Al ILL., steers for McDonougb 6cw at
ss7c and 20 i.s TaSms' ILL., .eeIs IT, good q fw 40
Lawe Trainer had 50 good Ohio steers 7. cwt. sold at
Church Hard partly at Bergen, &C. for themselves. ILL.,
Church Toaey sold 30 H. steers their own account
soant swt. a. i s at y Bergen 20 ~
l69lsc on u cwt They were good drove, bought at
Murray Teed sold for j. Moss es oM steer. a good
drove It cwt, at l7aIsc They first. class cattle
Hurd Burchard had 81 ILL., steers bought the yards and
Sage Hughes Tuesday Ill., steers for j. Thomasa choice
fat bunch strong cwt and brought ~ al9c-ops sito
each They the best drove sae lec was offered for
Beach Bray mostly at Bergen for j. T. Alexander a77
ILL., steers good. cwt, IGdl7ic; and for Maxwell &
Barry 90 ID steers fair at same prices oil at Bergen
thin rough lot 81 cwt sold at i5Si6c lbs III steers for
Sims Osborn fair q cwt. at l6c ayeragc so for w. ".
Pherson H. steers oxen ordinary at 5 ale on ca cw
ll3 for good ILL., steers part Forty ourth.si
n cwt out at l6d &c., average ne and extra fat Pc
steers for j. Adams cwt at lec they weighed 6J ID at
home.
d. Barnes had Al ILL., steers picked up at the yards and sold
at l6dl7c.
p McConye bought a Ohio steers at Pittsburgh and sold
them TO T. BlOomer fl4 They weighed iGOn at
home. Boomcr bought them for shipping tho West Indies
iced Wheeler for j. Gatewood 20 Ill steers "a cwt sold
l7tc. average.
W. Thompson for himself and Coon 81 good cyt. Ohio
steers. sold at l6I ollie.
p. McCafffey sold 81 III steers for j. W. Clapp owt
strong 6G7ic also for himself 80 bought steers ILL.,
good oost lie. selling at l7lc.
l5a7c part last Wednesday and 81 good ohio steers to-
j. Wilson Co. had Is Illinois steers bought at Albany
fair bunch, 7cvt. sold at sl0G average, per head.
s. Uery. for II. r. Smith, "a Illinois steers owt, fat
drove some rather coarse, at l5i Ice.
Richardson Gof for themselves 70 Illinois steers light
s. but good flesh, scent g cwt, selling al l6dl7ic
Murray Glover for themselves, % fine fat Illinois steers
bourbt Of H. Livingston at Albany rated u cwt and selling
Of H!dle5c.. being the best drove sale
r. T. Cary had % for H. r. Smith, Illinois steers y eyt
strong selling at l5sdl7ic They were nice fat drove
MICH C0WS-Fresh COWS do not improve this week with
the advance In beef The small number offered for
quite sufficient for mlkmen around the city not ncreas
Ing but diminishing their stock and tie present short
cattle helps them lessen their mixers Prices still range
from etO 10 500 for fresh cows cayes-whch they should
always haveincluded The former price IL poor
small thin and light mlkersthe latter FOR large fine cows
with good points aud sufficiently fancy take the eye OF
an amateur. or good Judge.
VEAL CALVES doing better helped along by the light
run ana advance In beef cattle also diminished
OF calves themselves The Oc for poor calves Of
small size and tender age,' Haze decent animals
while picked calves plump and fat eight weeks old,
weighing 10 10 700 bs VIII bring l30l4c and of quick
too heGraw reports sales Of ~ calves averaging as a
ea(l.