New-York tribune., 1867-06-25
ONE HIrRnRRnTu-ar

G. Leach, Ill .........194 j. H. Williams, III so
j. Shawl N Ios " IL Piatt 4 Co, M. e5
Coon Hossbury, Ky.:1l7 ii. II. Smith, H. l56
Coon Hossbury, Ohio. 20 L. McCaffrey, Ind......
g. schuster ..........1ss F NJ. simms Cherokee. 23
". seigle, I...........l16 Wilson q Bowen, H.. III
M Lauterbeck, ILL.,. 90 Scalland Eastman, Illll4
Briggs & Gillett ILL. I8 p Youmann III, ,....... n
NJ. Dalton, III. 80 W. scolans n........13l
J. Ryan, Ill.......... 80 W Snyder d. w, Ohio "a
Healy Il Co., ILL.,. 50 T. Loughman Oho.... II
y. Gnlis Co, Ill.,. 90 G. NJ johnson, Ohio %.
aMsFO9s MS9soS 0hlS Ohio Il ioTS GSsdy fGcS 0S 70 70
REMARKS ABOUT BEEF CATTLE
The total number this week, 1851 head, compares with
bO5G head last week, and with 5,74S head average
week last year. and with GOA for the corresponding week
one year ago. The number sold to-day at the Onehund,
last week. and with 1914 head the average per week last
year, and with 3,95S head at market one year ago.
supply aud better run Of cattle coupled with heavy
ceips Of calves lambs, cheap strawberries green peas,
tnned pretty uniform through the week, prices rather
I,eng mp on TRgrsday and very few We're ley nnsod
on this and the Jersey side OF the river the market gave
hundredt-st this morning, with 1850 cattle in the yards
II evident that to sell out concessions must be made
for rst-class butchers came with determination TO buy
good cattle at 7c., 20 without The report Of 800 head
selling at Hudson City at the time did not mend the
matter and butchers who were waited on before sunrise
and mpOrtuned to buy took advantage OF the turn in
on hand today showed wen for quality, barring few
CherOkees and one two droyes OF mixed cattle One
$l95 each in Buffalo proved too good for the market and
the offering them at first cost let alone the
expense Of bringing cost Of keeping shrnkage, &c The
top price Of the best cattle was Stc but as they
n, IL would bring them quite down TO lsc. THIS price
was not obtained for much OF the stock owners OF lat
lots thinking themselves fortunate to sell out at 7dl79c,
aud some really good killing steers were weighed out at
l6ic. TO dress So p cwt; The first sales showed
"a decline Of &c. from the previous week, and
the gap. was widened fun centLth0se
who were losing heavily and wanted TO deprecate the
market 10 buy and make good their losses next
week declare was lc lower before the close 1t Ger
tanly was dun, dragging trade and late buyers got
good bargains both in prices ard estimates 0f weights
The reports of heavy arrivals The way for the middle
of The week also tended TO the depression STILL no stock
of Importance was left unsold The National Yards lead
E That 81 rrdSy Of pext Week is he m july
the market is postponed unh the next day. Communl-
paw reports 1000 $500 cattle due there Tuesday
aud Wednesday of this week. that the present look is
III faVor Of stil lower M rates h4, ,,,,,ocre
At HUDSON CITY.
Briggs Il Gillctt sold 40 H. steers, common q cw ut
l7c "a O. steers, u cwt at Iic 80 ILL., cattle, fair at
Beach & CO., Ie o. steers, fair, mixed uneven, 5aia
Concy ( MCPHERSON sold 81 No steers el cwt at slco
each ig7 KY, and Ohio, cattle, 81 cwt at lsGlsic to
weight co per cw, tops 1gc los OF them fed by G. {,
Clay, 80 H. steers, TO T. Mcintyre, at Slo2 eachlaid,
at scant cWt aSo IS lori. GOODWIN III" coarse oAeh'
sage Gcary had 11J ill., Steers, el cwt light sold at
lIc II state steers good cw at iSe for s. lie Baron;
Woodruf Conger for J. Phelps 20 Ohio steers Gi cwt
at lIc or $llS each And Thursday ll5 Ill steers 70 cwt
W Thompson for Coon & Hossbury IS Ky. cattle fine,
cwt. at lsc.-2O of them taken to c-LundIetlrtt
AT COMMUN1PAW.
j. IT, Williams for @. Kios 81 Ohio fed Cherokee cattle,
B. westGemer bought J. Gatewoods i55 Texas cattle,
on q cvt. And for W. Snyder, IS Ohio cattle, good,
Bray, Fitch Toey for j. r. Alexander, 4Gc H. steers,
Geo. d. Alexandcr for Alexander & Casse, aOi III.
steers strong, ca cwt, at 1TdlSc.
r. T. Cary bought OF l. W Hatch, 81 prime H. steers,
scwt at l7ic and run them out at ioi se. m ,,,,o,
Nichols * Eastman, for MCBcth d Nichols 2st llnolb
steers era6t cw comnonsh, sold 1t l6alc 80 at slSe
each to l(ach X Horgan; ~. ,,,,, -. OIL, .. ,,-,
Glsc., and 2s Indiana cattle "a cwt, at l7alsc.
AT oNEHUNDREDTiisf.
Ucacy Co sold 50 Illinois steers fair cWt, at l7c
Hurd Bro for C. Bowen 90 Illinois steers, g a6l owt
Eastman & Bro for themselves, n Illinois steers. =,
cwt, lat at l7c and 81 Illinois steers for W. Seolahs u
Pr tay sold 1907 H. r. Smiths Illinois steers, pretty
good, "A cVt, al iGdii!G - . -
T. MtCaircy bought l Indiana steers Of j. Cowcn, u
man man sod ss ~ good oe ewt Ohio steers at l7dlsc
H. Elsner sold co H. steers, cH, fair at G.c strong
4 Gis Co. in. steers fine TAT drove. lisa
st sao A9Gy S sS54 = 9T @ sS"mS Sm@ rSE ~ e al 5
ii. MycIf WAS - work npon 100 III steers Tor T. NJ
'is Mnay clover had 70 OF cassdys Ohio stecrs 81
cwt sold az l7d7!c and % bought OF Bowen, Ill steers
'C" Leach Wiolesalcd &C Illinois steers, Saturday, TO
Hurd Burchard at $i22 each rated "a cw ana % 10
Murray & Glover 6 cwt, al SlS5 49,, -,
r. j. GoG FOR W IL Platt, 30 Illinois steers Just fa u
Thompson sold Ioi steers for Coon uossbury very
fine cwt at l7dIsc lsic for tops ana Tor shaw 90
little, common Illinois steers at i6sal7c on o~t ihTIo %
day which than the prices OF to day aiso
Monday 65 Illinois steers, for T. ioulhh' al !oic' vi "
cwt - - -, =. o.. ,,,.,. ,,o,-s >, c,c,
J. H. Williams had 90 Ill steers, cwt, an even farish
s. Uery sold 5s Of H. r.. Smiths H. steers, ia7i ewt
b Baftram sold 90 H. for j. Shawl a cwt, at
l'G "rS q Rurchord for Bowen Il wilson 81 IL steers,
common scaHt ca cwt at IG4l7; and CO, bought of g.
keach a cwt sold at l.c; also Thursday 80 H. steers
Tor q leach scant ca cWt., at l1c.
G. G. Colt bought Is very grade Durhams at chi,
cago fed by Maypole Of Central Illinois they were calico
thr finest cattle In Chicago for the last Fix years. they
weighed 10 cwt at home II hours of feed MT So sold
them at Buffalo to Brggs Ge 81 a. hem s sod SSSn at sic
TO dTfss II CoWsThere s nothing in the markets
duce people send good cows here NJ present. for ey
are worth most IN ihe country. As FOR poor cows they
arr @ eyccn ~ very low rates Such have recently been
sold as low $40 each. Most Of those on sale during me
ost week have run from 500 $50 with few at slO0 and
dny fancy animals above that price Trade may be set
down as Very Slow aud will hardly improve before cool
VEAL CALvEs-There is a fair demand for good veals
at 10; but many thin or grass caVes are e sSa o
head was sold at Hudson City at sass each ~ OF them
mixed lot ss@E a lot Sf viii f G With ee2y % to-day at
over 2c 1t will be observed that the receipts are very
large the heaviest arrivals being 70 tho commission men
I'm the vicinity Of Washington Market:
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Rece,nfs this week, 1G,477.
ngoTRnoSs following reports OF sales Of sheep
and lambs by several Of the shccbrokers who sell on
commission, will give the average OF prices Y Hchu o
| week They quoted P n, live weight Tor irlme
sheep 6s97c.; poor TO medium, SAGE; prime lambs IL
al3c; common lambs 90l1c. -. =, A.,
There is fair supply OF sheep though $500 less than
tc immense run OF the previous week The stock Is now
well worked of. but no Improvement can be noted ~
fakes superior lot Of sheep to bring &C., and only
GOOD stock touches that figure. The trouble su Is 10
work off thin and Of this, scarcely ut Tor stores
about rs fb eael sold at &C. There is no call Tor
store sheen now feeders had far better keep them at
home and make them fat the luXuriant grass. only
three cars the market this morning a III sxthst
Indiana stock of about 20 b sold by McGraw with some
| cus out, at 6tc. z 49,, ,,,,,,.n