New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-02

Fon THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, July !, 1851
60n So 1905 1913 ls'2iO 100
These were sold at the following maTEetplaces'
Bosves Cows veals La,sbs Swine. Total
At Sa Na'ionai nove 1868 IS Ss8 25a
AtSew,Jersey stock ,.,. Roo.
Al ff HSS. City Drove Drove $3.50 w
a;%ISS5i5s: sa Is IS 2st i i555 49, "
$ 4 Shs%ssisia;.;:: s ,,,ii
At FOTtieth-st..---;: ''0'' A''-'' 49,
SG 1ee1 non 10 B af SSss VI $3.50 1000 1900
Average weekly re- .. 49,. m ~,
cepts last year 57ss a llS4 1890 E si2 S9S
PRICES OF BEEF THIS WEEK. -,
The following the quotations per pound upon INC
sS'iln"'ed net u pouod
She next best on sale today gl4
That generally rated first quality SIet
Medium, or good fair quality @Io
Ehat of ordinary thin Steers, oxen and COws..lSiS9
inferior or lowest grade of Cattle. II ais
Fhe general average Of the market to-day esti
Extreme range of prices al5s
The most sales fron. Gl6
WHERE CATTLE ARE PROM. -,
The BullOcks sold at COmmunipaw, at one hnndredth
IT,, and Hudson City are reported from the following
SSIC 7os Mis RS' iss
SEQ 20 RsHsSeAy 'O s.
They by the following routes Erie Railroad 222y;
Hudson River Railroad 14g3; Camden and AmDOy Ran
road NewJersey Central Railroad S077 on foot 3;
About LOO were IN the yards on Monday.
REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE go
The total number this week 6941 head compares with
week S yea s' AND With for tie week
Dne year ago The number sold to-day at the Onehund,
last week. and with 1914 head the average per week last
The oldest III the cattle trade assert that TINS the
greatest breakdown they ever experienced. Not tat
Battle are lower than before for they are still hgh
IN comparison with some former years before tne Wa'
but decline of Ia &c. % in one week Is not often re-
an De- less than similar animals brought last Monday,
but the average decline was about le-most ON medium
holiday week, when lamb is expected to enter largest
into the consumption with fun mixture OF fruits Alter
during. the week-not all sold, however-thcre
100 head thrown the tSese Were m
head brought from Bergen, and 6'2 from
due allowance for the changes shows that there are cattle
IN the country. People who have canyassed Illinois aohe
plenty i'm that state there goody number OF droyes
IN Kentucky and Ohio, and not few VIII seek is haket
Ike this right along we do believe for quite likely
such decline in prices Will so check the shipments that
the present loss be in a. measure regaeu IN Io
night there so lew cattle West that famine
rates are gong prevail do not believe Grass has
been good tine present spring that grazing eG WIZ
probably come forward earlier thah usualiahu VIII
harvest of nearly all crops the tendency of almost every
thing the eating line is downward, beef not excepted
and feeders knowing this inclined 70 push on tner
stock Willie the prices with the present decline
&C. higher than at this time In 1868 one oter eausG %
the rush for the present week IS the reduction OF 1eg
Bixty dollars per car from BunaO 70 mere so9u va
nearly $40 is quite an Involvement 70 s9ppefs, eJTy
But returning to the market OF today With 200 cattle
on sale when none really needed the butchers mad
things very much their There were not Iage
number of really prime cattle and early buyers OF TINS
kind who feared 10 leave them paid l1Gl$cp ana IN
very 1Tkc in the morning Tor the pck Dut
long before cattle good enough for frsteass
ers were selling 6c, While the wholesale butchers OF
Washington Market were paying l5e and even lsG Ior
their stock The weather hot and meats nave Deen
aady lett to spoil the hooks which OF course LED 10 low
offers on the part of buyers. HIND quarters went beg
ging Friday and Saturday at 15Gl7c, 50 that butchers,
while acknowledging that cattle were cheap enough
To-day SAID it was impossible for them 10
yet rid of the meat. The market was an
Extremely dragging one and all the profits were losses,
even il the stock bought low, at Albany and else
where The decline was about &c. p 10 since Wednesday,
and rates all uniform. holders asking one price, but
rather than miss sale accepting whatever MADE any
approach to It, The yards We're about cleared but NJ
very low few cattle were bought Tor grazing
but universal the depressed feeling that those IA
want stock their rank grass were AFRAID 10
buy I'm sick" was the expressive, but very common
response both statesmen and owners they returned
the reporters sautatiOn. What another week Will bilng
forth we cannot say only much lighter run Is reported
at Buffalo for the markets IL is certain the de-
mand will not call for large number; we could almost
skip week, living upon the present fragments,
some OF which will be lost unless gathered up
SALES OF BULLOCkS.
CoNfdUNIPAW.
Hurd Templeton for TempletOn Bro, l4 III. steers,
6AQ63 cwt common 10 fair at i5U17c and lOl FOR N D.