New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
PRICES OF REEF THIS WEE

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PRICES BEEF THIS wEEk.
The following the quotations per pound upon the
estimated nt weight of meatseller sinking oa; that's
bullock wbse quarters Will weigh cwt at 10 cents
f ~. ,s.p.....'...-. Cent, y p; ~. sGood-
The nsrt s1t on sale to-day g
nat t QUAR- hin Sees 0Ien and cow....ii Si5
Inieror orowest grade Of Cattle. ......,..8 5l0
The gensn Ofthe market day estimated alais
The most the .,es from. .......:: .....l9 eISl
sylvania 4s Ohio, a2i; Michigan 36; Indiana Isl I'd
nos s5 owa, 2l6 Missouri, 3ls; Kentucky Gs5 New
Jersey - REMAINS REM, sl ABOUT BEEF CATTLE
Tho totanumber TINS week. oll head, compares with
week last var and with $3.50 for the corresponding week
year The number sold t3aay at & the 9nehlnd @
last week md 1914 head the average per week last
tier recipts of 757 cattle COmmunip2w and ain
AT Hudson 'ty al OF which sold with the excep
tion of abo $50 headalso saeso some 200 head at One
hundredthst., mostly Thursday-the market opened
AT the Natbna yards this morning with 400 cattle on
fIe mid wek trade gave lively market on Tuesday-4Oo
cattle sehg Hudson City and between 200 and 800 at
DTevious yeet From this they began to decline andby
Thursdaythe trade very slow and all the advance
the bulk OF the sales ranging from 1ae TO l5c
b very few Ta running n0t nTSsg Sp TerY 1STsG Vey
market o to-day. and the large number OF 2leo IN the
yards hismornin6 making an oyerSappy Iof Ine week
quite against the bulk Of the stock, and that was It's gen
ea nferier quality But OF tho Th3le m nGet na Oh Sae
there were 800 medium to fair steers below when
they down TO" long tail : hence the vide range IN
Durhans selling at lie to dress 90 ID per ewt WIN lew
the leg at what the statesmen admted would ne close %
STATE bulls, at $50 each not half that price per m
There was pretty good demand for tho fat cattle, with
n modeate call for the medium class but the lean
kline" which would probably suffer in comparison with
,nony OF this poor class and not few OF themeven
steers at tha-were sold at 3c per n III the afternoon
their own way both In prices and estimates OF weights
putting good steers the scales at c to dress 81 b per
Several new droyers appeared at One.hundredth-st,
and among them the yeritable SAM just returned
from visit to "Faderland." An unusual large number
OF tho cattle sold account OF original owners
though few tried their luck upon Albany bought
cattle made very little cut of them. IL VIII be OBJ
served that the number of state cattle are increasing the
majority OF them being offered at Hudson CITY generally
in single carloads. The first OF Duchess County
steersoi The offered at Onehundredthst to-
day Tho run is not expected to be large from that sec
There is nothing new in the driving and killing line
The wholesale butchers killing IN one Of the a6atoirs or
located outside the limits increasing their business
while many OF the downtown shop butchers have given
Wy A''''D' '''O''s SALES OF BULLoCEs.
Al HUDSON CITY.
Woodruff Conger sold lGi Illinois stces, common, G.
cwt at - also. They were bought cattle, purchased at
Shnrch & uur sold "a Texans for Themselves c, cwt
ccmnonsh, g cwt sold at ljialjic Is others for j.
Church Michigan steers common cwt, at lJlc l6 fair
7tt Kentucky ssecrs at Isle l. Tor Davis Co.. "a cwt
common state cattle. cows and stecis at l2tc.
Beach & IIuri sold Indiana steers for l. Tcmpleton
common. sold at l4c, on 9. cwt
C. cwt az iIi aI5ic; 70 for Mayicld Thompson Illinois
Mnltr M6rchoa.c sold 81 Of their Ohio steers, Ct
Coney K McPhcr-on sold CO head loft over from last
week. Ky steers. fine 81 cHt ~ SIS dSlio or so ave
raro per head for themselves fcsh cattle Nv steers
r. cwt good 40 ~ qlCc "a for A. Judy. ILL., steers 81
cyt fair M l5c 80 Tor Beach Coz thin Ohio steers, al
llc. ON cwt; - for NJ Donahy ~. steer at be- TOP
Itic cu a. cWt; also. for Chccycr Coz ~ Ie vans ~ -
cach-thoy thin. 3. cwt cattle; ana ior Depug 10
CoWcil DE- Hart sol is FOR scott. Pa. cattle common
steers, mixed, at t2c or so each. rated y cwt weight
Tor Hand. - State cattle mixed at Iic p FOR 5rnk
l2c Oh 81 owt 20 FOR j. W syorthorn, state cattle, at
bright & Pagan sod Texas steers for s W. Clark, at
HDudy Post sold l2e iowa steer. 70, sw9pe oker-
H. steers fair q cwt ~ lic Il Tor T. L. Clark, State
oxen stays aud cows cwt. decent nesh l3c.
and price Very little trade in them Is carried in the
cy most % the egsnc' 9shg d9Ie 40 IN tns co"y % o s
mkmrn have fresh driven right % the door quite
n f - fIey are ready FOR them The slightly increased
call now that feed from the distcrie again be hnd
D. Offset ly the decline Ia thin, and especially cow beef
Prices ra from so 10 so for some poor little animals
fancy, the yonng calf gong with The mother
week. IS there any marked change In prices. Some
really prime veals nave brought money, selling at
20 over i2c with farsh calves at ilal!c Poor
down Sc, with grass calves s9Qsi5 eachone car
'''''S'"h ~ II THE SHEEP MARKET
Receipts this week. 3o,25e. Quotations. The following
report, ~ sales OF sheep and lambs by several Of the
sheen brokers who sell on commission will give the
average OF prices per head this week They quoted
p b live weight for Prime sheep, aGic.; inferior TO me,
dium do. 4lq5ic. prime lambs, S,Ggc.; common dop
Aflast we have change In the sheep market amount
to "A "A Ia.
limbs and 10 upon good sheep Cooler weather aud
lighter for iew days past cause the better feeling
aud now tho pehs are Pretty well empted, thing the
Aalesmen have labored long and hard to accomplish
Trade during the week showed very little change up TO
Friday but the prncpa advance did not occur until to-
day. The has been very heavy at F0rtiethst and
during the middle OF the week those extensive pens were
literally packed. The principal advance taking
place after the reports 9t i the Saiesmen were
per head appears st load OF good sheep sold
at Fortethst to-day at 6tc, with several lots OF fat
csed Thin stock tp shows little mprcScment i c9s Of
both sheep and lambs selling at 81 25dS each Only
about ZOO sheep ana lambs received Fortlehs
today and no lambs were weighed below Sc. though
some thin sold by the head Sheep were gciI
erally bringing 6oGc. Pes bringing 7OG75c. this
month"; sheep aud lamb skins being OF equal value.
SALES OF SHEEP
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Nss os ~ sssi ao i5', 500 cc ~, 500 75 l,a5S
,sass 90 Ia $3.50 G 49, sGi7 asa scS IS; SS so3 5
i s'S G ;,34 22G sSoS 81 49, scS d l22 sol 5 2Ss
BY s. McGraw 1928 sheep and lambs averaging 81 O5
eacL.
BY James Kirby, 2l7c head, the sheep at aaOc and
lambs at 1850, With two cars fat sheep today at 6ic.
At COMMTsIPAw.
BY Kase Bells Coig9 sheep $si6; 49, 81 2i3 90; lsO
1907 3o 259 t9l3: Ss7, o. 800 CO.. 500 $7s0 455 $3.50
3t0 sl59 32 323 $500 55 S0i 22; l0l s03 Total 1896
t2,SA 49, Average, 70 Also, lls lambs for t637 20
65 per head.
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Railroads. wit: Hudson River Railroad
si Erie Railroad, 4778; NewJersey Central Railroad
6,725 Hudson River Boats and foot G5. Total 2OJl2
With falling of In the total receipts the market has
varied somewhat during the week prices first advancing
20 st0elc for PRIME then receedng 7ic where thew
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