New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-05

I'm from the surrounding country Four more cara are
reported on the way and que tomorrow Aniog tnc ne
OF which is reported sold at lie. 49, being 53 prime I
Geary they were laid to dress Il cwt. j T. Alexanders
2jG fair cwt Illinois steers brought l50lGc, while
swspc were sold at 6ic average, the PICK bringing more
than ne Prices, on the whole varied but lte from ms
day week. hut scarcely high rs at Onchnndcdt
Is nothing remaining usOd. and though the d Is u
been made all the way from 10 10 l3c 10 Some IoS
TnE MAKKEr AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Tho $500 bullocks sale at these yards the first week
Lent after sales Of than 200 at Hudson City dur
ing the wccktho total being nearly 600 too
many for the inflated prices Of last week The weather
too is unfavorable-a drizzlng ram after ss SION
stOrn-aud buyers now have the advantage MOST OF the
cattle good many Of them OF large size and really ia
though fey lots DO , no egea TO t sale 1eeuf bnt
il was understood that 6 more were working they
way down the Hudson River Road, which, getting
but even these were &C. ID below what similar cattle
STs & sHssy va %Ef %ffn
dragged all day, there being several hundred unscld
ward the middle OF the afternoon. These sold
slowly at &c. n below the morning prices so me
of the & SSes d All Ss i iST not %
Ginning to 1t IS calculated that about 500 less
cattle per week will be wanted during Lent and the
present supply quite enough TO start off with The ay
crage decline was about lc. Y from TINS day week,
head below what similar cattle brought last Monday
owners felt sore, and admitted that the bubble
of last week was effecually pricked. First-clafs
butchers said they did not TO pay over 17c for
the hest cattle and there were probably 1t 0ye - san
Market beef was bought 10 10 I6c H. and few shop
butchers paid over lC!c. An Of than Loo
principal Of the present decline Owners and sales
very much deceived being confident as lae as
Saturday night that the supply would be light ana tho
market good They paid more for cattle at Albany
they did week ago hence were generally losers
'o'' BROKERS' SALES OF BULLoCKs.
AT HUDSON CITY
liomc-, rnred cvt ard rSt.lcd ., ~: ',9 for saYe
owner, ONO steers 6. evil ialr at 6c; ic for r. AndEe@
Cross y Ohio steers, cwt at lsc Is forCartwIght,
state steers and oxen. AT Ice. on - cwt.
sage Geay had 1888 prime Illinois steers, bought OF
Daily nc BuffalO rated cwt, all fnc, aud sold At lici
gagc 0l.O gold II hin ~ steers OF 81 cwt for W. Harris
j GcoIy sold his i2S Illinois steers at isc on q eTt
Beach Gray sold 256 Illinois steers for J, = AeSan-
der god far droyc q Syt run out an s 81 o steers "a
swt fair flesh at l5alG.c aud 10 for A. T. swop'' ONO
s'srs ana SNTn Coco sa eg' az seeT: for T. L.
church commonsh Orange County cattle 10 - cwt.,
IT l4dlGc II Jr Carpenter, NcwJerScy steers Il cWt
s,ie,c iartcrbeck & schuster sold 80 Illinois steers
Woodruff Bro bought 23I Illinois Buffalo, Of
'urdy pc,G q r% S I faT s,a S' mo. steers
roug.ish g. cwt. at strong &C., - Tor H. March
t;iii,ur mn steers ca cwt medium az l5aiCtc, for
sane owners 81 cat. Illinois cattle, at Ice.
Hufd & hrchard for L. Tcnpcton, lCl Indiana s'cr''
W. Thompson sod for Flrthng & webhcr 20 cwt. III
uols .rrS nj slc - ohio cattle rouph,h ard coarse,
I'M beyy scwf sold az Is IGc: 100 j. II Thompson
m steers cwt. good ~ 49, lllc 100 for Coon Hos
'u'' 90" mi. .,rKrr At oSLItSpRrDrn-sr.
ecrlc Iautcrhcck & sch4tcr sold ilG H. seoTs, cwt
pretty good a cc, and a H. steers, a cwt, good, at
W sherman sold pair Of Ut steers. fed by Chas
Ey,ritt Of Ellsworth, Conn; rated II cWt ana brought
$2o or l7c ~ also 10 others, Duchess County sod ~
Hrrd & Eurchari Tor T. Tcmplcton Is Ind. steers. =
cVt at C.c AID % ior X v 3 E'n7cy ILL., st,e't' Z!
'Ip Mrtfirry sold Iaa Of his own H. steers p cwi.
good drove, 81 ac; aud !or j. Aos-, o. H. steers
Myrr" Ind n Dntclr.s County steers and oxen
medium flesh .a 20 cNt, selling 90 - .ltc.
Hcaly CO. had p H. steers, @. c"t selling al lial,lc
Lfvicss Tra4or .od o. H. steers on ilcIr own ac-
A. Iryfi,, had - ~ ..ccrs. =! cvt sod at lfc.
Day ton sold p Dutcbcss county oxen, mostly good
u dalton sold % III. s'ccrr, Q! cwt, ~ iiRisic
j. culver bought % III steer, at The yns which , he
s. MN i1r IT, T. smith, 20 ILL., steers, c~,, medium
ny, TI5 IN Tor " C. ru,cr - H. .tccr- and
os D. heavy but coarse cwt. ceiling at 49, l6ic also
q ior tncu,olN,s 4 cwt, li steer 80 l,c. M ~. -
" Thomp.on odd for Coon & Iio~sbury % ~. ste'T'
very good az lCl a5t a ~ T. one pair e." Lrih rNtf
me % cv MT ior s5i5, aud - for Coon fafihing j
j. HocoGb bad 80 Ind steers, bought q l. Il copelIn
at Commnuipaw, a. ' per IT, SRI rtds, 81 ' - l
" I sod II conn Oxen. fair 10 very good az II
laac one par sJys %, for lt' % lct owl on The
q reca sold 60 H. steers FOR T. Mccartney y cvt
j. IT, William, had a Ohio steers, Tor y Cray small
cattle s.tt cwt run out ~ $40 average per head 20
"r Cnon q THOMPSON Kentucky steers and OAcI sold AT
GaI9lc. on 10 cwt., bcpg prime drove.
T. r. Cary run out - Pcnlsy lyania sccrs. cows and
ne or I3aI5c. Also. ~ for Lehman Co.. Ono steers
III 1s s ( auckland for Vim Bunn 90 Illinois steers 81
cwt, good drove, at l5di5sc. - NJ,
= b. Richardson clrG q Illinois steers Tor Rich
ard.on, Gon Barnes, good, strong cwt lunch, al
4 Wheeler sold y Illinois steers FOR o. White e. cwt
GOOD flcslrd lot. running ont ~ abuut loo.
H. Wcsthcimcr sold for Lehman 4 Bro 100 Ohio steers,
good drove, 4 cwt, at io@i7c and llS OHIO cattle
MiI%H GOTs-It was thought that the ato advance
I'm bccf by creating demand lor the slippery cows" IN
the milk stables. would help Tie fresh COW trade hrny
Of the stables parted WIN lmte number oi ha,tiat
cows, and would want 9th =, To hc men picc bht Tor
two causes viz. the difficulty ~ Getting NwiIL owing o.
stopragc Of large number o d,ticu'r' and me tost
ventilated stables rs not "Cucliy tU animals under the
nicrnine Of the law subject Ia pan. hmcut. swiiimlk
ut arc awaiting with 40 little anxiety iho decision Ot
I'M. cas- and sin be- Influenced by In the purchase OF
cows At present there j. tlc dcInaud hr few good
at SgOq geo, ana sll9a:i@ cach Ior very
fine hut ordinary COWS 81, very slowly ~ sn@f'5 each
VEAL CALNI The decline III pei anda better sup,
ply Of mutton ,sscn the demand Tor veal ana calves
which sold for Ilc. ~ 10 last week VIII only bring iic
nov. Indeed few fe for more ian isr There :, j. iar
with few rough FIN lower hcly me car 81 Tour
weeks old $50 b. was sold last Friday iut sc. % vi
THE SHEEP MARKET
Receipts this week, 1909.
OrOrtTlONs.-Thc following reports ~ sales ~ sheep
and lambs hy several Of the shccIbTokcrs, who sell on
COMM ssio VIII give The average Of F.r's pr Ecad ms
week They are quoted per pound live weight, for sheep
7ld9lc . =, 49,, ma, -.
Most ~ the sheep brought or Sent To thc diHtrent
market places ia and around this city "Ie sodby Drcleis
who, for stipulated price per hrhd, guarantee tHl't
accepting the bu.cherT paper oitn d,ied .S'n, nt
give tile owners sight checks soon the Stock - sold
y doing business IN this lJ0.c way, often accepting iEo
paper Of second on third party rendered by lho whole
sole butcher ia p?ymcn for is stock, the brokers for
ncly lost heavily but have nov associated ih'r ard
rtsol, ed To- give only days credit, and that
ONLY 10 persons known 10 d. focd; requiring butchers