New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-16

Ashton Iowa steers and heifer " cw at &c., and $50 20
same owner taken Morrstown and sold TO farmers Al IL
on cwt .x ..
Teed g. Mead had " Ohio steers bought OF J. NJ Fandsn
at the yards. Rated 81 cwt and selling at l3ele
Iawess Tranor had 40 ILL., AID IS State steers The N ID
weighed II cwt good drove sCa az 5oc scanA Ans o
steers were lights cwt.-and brought 10
p G. Drsco had IS good KY cattle 81 cwt se1ing 81 10
p McCafey sold 81 Ohio steers bought Of Flanders
the Yards Rated cwt at l5Gl6c and ~ bought
seige Lauterback, u cwt strong LII ca'ue' so'' q
Geo Martin sold 80 Ohio steers for HOton at 40i70 On7
Colwel Dm@ick for Scott Cross II State steers fan.
Sage Hughes had 60 KY steers bought at BGssio Cvs
bulls COVE &c, bruised cwt, poor as WOOD soio az
Teed Wheeler sold 50 O steers for D. Gus good S4SS
cwt at l6Gic and 30 Dusehess Co. steers con'n " 0"A
T. BoOmcr sold % westchester Co oxen stays and cow
sanues Laaterbeck had 2a H. steers, owt, good fair
p Carey fcld 90 for Smith Kansas cattle and tho
first which direct through cwt scarcely averaged S
They only about 10 days coming through IRON 81 1oSeP
Baram Culver sold 30 State cattle Drew fed bis
farm in Putnam Co.. 81 cwt, sold at 7idlsc They "ss
Eastman Bro, Tor Bedford & Kennedy, so Ky steers
p 5Sa at sT o er Sg for 6 60a common ~
d. Weixel sold 81 III steers ewtat Nc bis own account
Ulery out l49 medium ILL., steers, few oxen FOR H.
j. IL Williams at work upon % III. steers for j. No
Semester sold "a Illinois steers for D. weIel 81 cvt, -
G. seb1ItS had State steers fairish sold at l5c
s. d. Richardson sold lo Indiana steers for Smith Mee
calf, common 81 cwt, at l4dl6c .
Bright Pagan sold 81 Illinois steers Tor W Clark
cwt at l4lc; owner, 81 cwt, steers al
lac; % for Quinn Illinois steers cwt, at i5c
sherman sold q putche. County steer. some thin
good Is Of them cwt al Sl35 each for White the otsfn
brought IA Gl9c. being common lot ,,, -. MAN.
| They bad a fine ton Int sold slowly
W. Thompson for Coon Hossbury, 81 Ky steers scan u
cwt common at 5i a6sc IS Ohio steers for same ownerh
Mich Cows-There has been fair inquiry for fresh
ocS for Wntd and tho places Of those dying q
peuro pneumonia have TO be filed This disease nearly awas
prevalent In the large swi stables shows itself more actively
in Spring and Fall and fatal are quite prevalent OF ts
To Keep up quantity of milk contracted TO be dehyere
these have to be filed at hence the increased
demand and slight improvement in prices 10y
handsome giving y 20 quarts per day have been soo
at sllOGsl25 each though few go over sov 1Snen wig
buy good of but not fancy pay $Sas per hea
in some $40 Poor don't sell or at least at very
VEAL CALvES.-These continue to bring high prices on
Of scarcity Fat ea sell ell hs readily Ge az sapoT ne ~
to about go during the past week the majority Oh 'ne 'i
'''''' THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, 25,ll6
following reports Of the sales Of sheep ane
lambs by several Of the sheep brokers who sell on cO%ps'o
Will give the average prices per head 5hs week b nns To
Me- total receipts Of sheep and lambs are sui large bat there
has been falling during the last few days and the tone o.
the market nr1ner, though there no
about &C. Very few good sheep are coming or
ward off quickly One 10: Of 200 ch9se hne soSsd
Ohio sheep sold in Robinsonst at Tie 10 Ihey weighed
CON alive Of but heavier sneep were
sold for 6c night fat bunch Of 909lOD would BRING Tte
to-day while choice lambs would be taken AZ etase' AS
general thing sheep lambs sold togeer at an sgeso
upon price live weight good or By the head II tnn ~
and sales were made by Kase MePherson
Foote received 1873 sheep sold for s0l3 90 " WINSTON 20
ss3?; NJ Trayer 2O9 w. s. Holmes. 2l5 alT7i W Fuller
aOl 1904; j. Barntson le2 s902 80; Thomas 2 20
SIS S. q. Z. swoVe SO ss go; sxoPe e. S
s2275; J. NJ Reed, 1876, sl075i J. AIks S33 " s2t,
A Ncho 60 sooS Shepard s S Va o ,ds e. Seg
jenkins ol2 s7s7 so p. Rogers 42a 200 D. Dodge sa
| ss2O rs, d. shepard, 100, $40 III A. T. swope 81 asA
W. Hamilton ISL $40 -; A ellis us slGs Tousey
los ss66 Is, George Miller 1873 lob %; L, Philips I4
sli5i Totals 664 received Of which 6,65 were sold 10
| So 1863 46 or average Of Is O5 per head
Chambern the following sales OF $3.50 sheep Anl
Lambs at Robinsonst market through Messrs Esse
| Vert and owners el0 Sheep and Lambs At 4ol soI
42 IS, 3e2 s rs AIS IS 50 3s6 Is % ~ y 90
IS; +O3 q So 3ss, n 81 3a6 n IS l.55s' y 22 " 70,
202, s. 10. - =.
| about &c. average, aud the lambs al g. PET bead
| THE SWINE MARKET -
Receipts by railroads 70 wit Hudson River Railroad sIsS
Fre Railroad 3sl2; NewJersey Central Railroad stl3J
Camden and Amboy Railroad, SIS. Total 1928
Hogs begin TO arrive freely the receipts for the week Ieee
ing those OF last week by 49, but there good demand ana
they sell readily received There are % cars or abom
sO6o hogs the market this morning and trade hIey
Nearly all have been sold 0t9lsc for ordinary nght
heavy and prime Western lOielO9c for State and ioSte
| for Michigan