New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
PRIORe OF BKEF THIs wEEK.
PHIUhb OF BEEF THIS WEEh
The following are the quotations per pound upon the
estimated net weight Ofmeat-seler sinking oha


WHERE the oA11Is ARE IRON ne
GSc;. 1Ss ksn1Ys1y;
Illinois fs
About i52s we're in the yards on Monday.
REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE ,,
The total this week. 47l5 head, compares with
I17I week, and with 5,74s head average per
one year ago The number sold to-day the Onehund
redh-st market 1873 head compares with lO4s head
last week. and with 1914 head the average per week last
year, and with 2s69 head at market one year ago
There was good and rising market during the week,
Hudson City, 1893 at ComInnpaw, and 7U2 at hund
dredhs, making total of 92St head They were nearly
all sold some 40 being bought for sale again at One
hundredths Prices ruled pretty generally from iSc to
the cattle sodthe yards being cleaned ont of fresh
cattle and or two lots OF STALE which had been hed
for week or two-led cattemen TO expect lively mar
ket and high prices at 0nehundredthst today In this
they first grathed then disappointed Come TO get
together and count up there 2 cattle in the yards
ali fresh arrivas-that including 220 bought at Bergen
and Communlpaw with the expectation OF an advance;
them beng large and fat Kentucky grade Durams with
several very good droves OF Illinois steers true thele
was drove of the broadhopn Texan iiasnger:'
since the suppression OF the Rebellion and the par
tal civilization OF that country, even the cattle carry
milder eye, and have taken more kindly TO laying on
esb the drove on sale to-day showing some pretty good
points; This This mi 6r an 9pnaTen m in the
market, when very little really occurred on eqmVeht
butchers had been fully proven holders these
tie asked high rates and got them oo-lIie ana IN sey
pair or two on the scales TO dress co TO the cwt
but they were splendid almost oo ,n1s as ana eSo
nearly as good cattle were selling at l7G, lHl and
began TO regret not accepting morning offers aud
the thing grew from bad to worse; until at O'Clock
&C. advance case early in the morning. prices
fe even below the rates Of last Monday Good judges
mt the decline from the first sales untl the close AT
fniIv he % b sti appearances indicated that all the
cattle would be sold only at low rates TO those butchers
who held by for cheap bargains toward night. In num-
hers the total is $50 greater than last week. but heavier
weights make further additions to the amount OF meat
The prices given those Of to-day some thin Texas
cattle sehng 1910. on Thursday VIII Dc seen that
there is large increase IN sheep ana quite gam IN og
this week. both Of which have tendency 10 Keep oo"h
''T me New.York Abattor Company have inauguraed
system OF delivering meats Iron thS m oc, 1 g,sd ~
One e-hundred-and East River. 1hey haVe hteu
once transferred from the blocks Of the aughterbouse
TO those of the barge soon az Killed, ana Weh loau
in the mean time cooling of the meat BY tins ineahs
cattle killed in the morning are delivered 10 tne fe.ah
The animal is not quartered until the barge has feaehed
its destination. -, -, -,
comes M rst SC from Illinois as usual then Kentucky afte
ward Indiana and Texas leaving our Own State out oi
'H' 'O""' BALES OF BuLLoCKs.
woodruff q conger, FOR Geo j. Alexander iOA Illinois
steers cy sy ae ge, sSoaT 4 a AeSSnGsr 2 Illinois seer
Bray & Fitch Sold 522 Illinois steers for J. T. Aexan
e. d. Alexander for Alexander & Cassen, go Illinois
steers good "a ewt drove OF 10 qlSe o,s ,eers Good
p. F. Cary, for Hatch May, 70 limos steers sood
j. H. Da6ey sold 20 Illinois steers for T. W. Hatch, ca
0s Nichols Eastman, for McBcth Nichols, CO nncs
rough oxen, u cwt, at l5s el6e ana 20 poasnt H "a
Kirchwe at $lt each cwt Illinois steers, Tetaled al
lGsal7c. .., or,,
Briggs Gnlett had IFS cattle on sale lnslaia t "a
steers common ewt at nc; 1g Illinois G s,SGis @ far
I6dIsc Illinois steers, common, ca cwt, at l5c; aso
Illinois bulls, lie, on 81 az ewt ..a.o oo,,,,o,
owt for Nefurt Co.. at 1oljtc and - Ohio steers and
oxen for Berk at l9l5c. on - cwt for the oxen, ana
Sage Geary & Dudley had ils Kentucky steers. good,
ll52 b. Buffalo. sold at lCaUl1c. on ~ cWt; ana ~
Illinois steers, at l5tc on scaht % cWt average s''
coney.& Mcpherson sold 1874 Texas steers pretty fair
ca cgt for j. ii. Tantum, at l3a Gl5c bS Tor fenh *
JacOby KY steers, common to very good 9cwt at I5
lic tops to weigh co 5 at i5c IS5 ior thGatGvst m m & m
wv" W. T. pSGiey, ] for Dudley POST III steers, fair
Thompson for Coon BOssbury sOat KY steers Of
'o"'' ~ AT At oNEHuSpRrDrHsr-Tn
Hurd Burchard sold Ga fair c, ewt i'll steers ior I.
Leach at l69l6scg all by weight 10 dress % ID c". -
i6tc They were laid AT cwt -, ..oo.o..,n
Heaey Co sold their &C strong cwt Ill steers at l4i
n Wheeler for X Mccoy % fair % acs ewt III steers
at lGc Of them TO H. Eisner on the scaes al 'hose
w. Thompson sold Sc hne u cwt H. steers for Coon &
Dryfass sold his 70 head H. steers fair flesh, es cwt
at l6c. - -, ...oo,. o, "a o,,t ~
ssy' Iau''rOe'l run out 81 H. steers q 1"' at
r. McCaareyiad fine ripe lot Of 40 Ky grades 81 cw
which he sold at II Gl7tc 25 at at l'c 10 sen "s"in
MONDAY. ,. - ., -.
Heaey Co had GS IN steers sold at l5eiec on on g ewt
p Cary sold ll8 OF the H. H. Smith cattle, Ill steers,
far flesh Ga cwt, at l5l 0lCsc tops l7c =, o. ,oh,
r Gis sold % ewt very good iagiIsS u Hr
Johnson had II Ohio steers sold a. lcte on % p''
r. Wheeler sold l3 Ill. steers for W. Scoans' ~ c"|'
= II Williams had II steers, cwt sold at G0i7lc
and 80 Ohio cattle, good, scwt, at 6esc ,ot ot ,-c
scisie Lauterbeck sold "a Ill steers ca cwt good at
&c., O. KY cattle bought OF Farthng CLARK gooo
III M Valentine had n Ill and KY steers good 19lOl
ewt drove c%t ayerage ca sslns al "'
Bartrsm Culver selling 4a good Ky steers sg $sc S
X Mccoy Iii steers cwt, at lGtc; and 81 common ior
same owner % e%t az 10 butehers e5 Texas steers
pretty good for the kind 6 cwt, at lac-part OF them
BY weight 10 dress S n y cwt. .,.o.s oo,vt a.,g0
lscil Of them, % cwt to T. broadway at close upon
lSs Inay cnWsWit little increase numbers, but
no Increase in the demand fresh cows hold the even tenor
Of their ways, selling slowly at sOe9 so Wh a. az &
nothing Of such mixers large, pure white faney 10y
Durham at tonehundredth-st, hele neSS st "a each
VEAL CALvEs 60 of tolersby GT1sk M q, piisJS ns
dependent gpSo oa fa&Gis W 6r,Ng iScpeSas S II extra
Dsny Of the common calves have TO be sold at Seso
and ps'sy saS gSVU Weeks old Coarse and thin at lac s.
aSl5 per head The following sales were maue Sq, py
Se calves ss9t S55 2s $3Os; TO- ts7 50 H. Sll4 2o s5
SS sGs a9 $50 ~ s7O a. $780, lc s4s; H. $4S to2 o.
lo'S' s1''' - THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week. 1851 We quote: Prime sheep "a
46lc.; poor TO medium, 406tc' prime iaDps' ii"1'
common Lambs. sdlOc. ..,.,, A. A..
With very large supply Of sheep, especially today
,ces have declined fully {c per No. the best rarely ex
eeedne 6tc and 10 takes fat lot OF western sneeP 10
average &C. There ii Of sheep on tDe bnds0h
CIV market this morning beside numerous lots II SKIN,
Robinson. and Fortethste., and at Communipaw: Inc
trade during the week tOeraby uniform up 70 th M
dav and Saturday when the markets began 10 Ieei Tie
effects Of such heavy arrivals, which now humber more
m 600 above receipts OF last week rev nne ia
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