New-York tribune., 1868-06-16

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North River....... ,SsGt H5S llas ll?l3l MM
S:ss S:s3s E::s E:i:ss ssi ss ss ie s s; s ss
Second NatiO1a i,11iSss :::: Toe@ ieogI 2s@
Pirst Yationa 2Oss sea 3iT2 ia6so i0f5ai IHin
Third Salona..... 3,S2,3ls al922 ,ssg3 ss.fs Lmm
| Tenth EaiOnal.... 2yssI,2oo a9oo $4,000 isneo @M
Balls Head &C.,. iiesiiss 6i3t 75s, is1sri 49,.
s::?, ss@'; ss5S sa5ssi: sa lss :s :s aiS @ 3 :s:; I'm I'm
EsSsS EsSsS'I S.ona McGS lisss7s @ $500 iSiS is@ as
5Saa I'D D':oon ''s s: I e: SgSsi; ss
Clearing, m tn. ri.s .ss :11is2 Ts9df1. G:. lass se' sssn.
es:5n % for The The week week sSds sHdns Jun: 70
Balance: for for e: sS: week week 1 ending jaa: s
NEW-YoRK CATTLE MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MosDAr. June IS 1863
';.S ss * sss sheer S. q Lambs 5 s'; sS S'
These were sold at the following marEetpIaces:
,,.,. r.;,. Coz. Veal, i.$SSs 4: '.. r..
SS:::.is S:!si$si' IS SIS T.
R; i; ss Hs rs: s &s iii iii
PRICES OF BEEF THIS wEEh ,.,.
That generally rated fr,t quality
fS. s%9 sSiISsy sG1 hin sssr. @ oi:n and
The rs sI.r. I"sss srsr.ss s' o d. Sss dy .n.d
Extreme range Of price, from. n.'''''''''''"''M S9
wnsRs Rs'' u THE s CATTLE ARE FROM 1T
Ohio. 292: Indiana, 164; Illinois, 4S29; Texas, Iowa
REMARKs.-The past weeks transactons may b
summed up in this viz. A heavy supply OF cattle On
s6ter run on Friday and the ecne more than restored.
followed by about on sale to-day S and s.spnss sow sr
ins hss asni snd taking M S Something with it, fns total
Of s2SO head after making due allowances ics i
TO another following still larger number last week. b
than market can bear up under for many wsen
while the constantly increasing quantity and variety
fresh vegetables and especially full stocked strawberry
ness in the beef line. Unless there is check In
the receipts, shippers had better shape Tor . ds
rates are sustained considering the hot weather
and the depressed state of the dead meat markets The
npaw, $50 at Hudson City, and 2c5 at One Hundrethst
hsFs s c0S not aS ali be
COmmunipaw, where Alexander the great (cattle ship
ps had 81 Of S a
until nearly noon throwing the stock ous n.u,a %
the best Of the ,t market Tss Ss
at I4ic up prime Ohio and Illinois cattle CT 7isstevt
at liiSltc Prime steers Of swt are now werta =
cattle. The latter best for cool weather AZ ne
other market places the same prices obtained oI. w
after them. The butchers soon find out where tns
run 90 ., axe much preference for any one place
only preferring that locality where the best bargains are
TO be had usually where there the most STOCK our lh
notes OF dreyes give fair exhibit OF the transactions
SALES OF BULLoCKs TO-DAY.
Seigle Lauterbeck were admitted by the ownersto0
very well for the first trial in place and they eI
ReGt little more practice T KsSS RaEe saye sgS t% Ssr
81 Ohio and is illinois steers the former q which brCugh,
59l7c and the latter, l5i mostly on the scales % anu
same parties sold As good u cwt. Illinois steers foe
Greenwald & Kemsn at sl?2 each and 6S wen iea oW'
MIrrSy M Clover were at work upon IOi Of j. T. Alex
anders fair y ewt Ill steers, having hne top 'es
n G. Eastman sold 90 good o. steers for ". snyder,A
cwt, and run out at lo9l7ic ,,..,o, ,.,,
to good, i07i cwt cattle at l6t9lTic. ,..
Geo. W. Martin sold 50 head for s. W. Alerton iar"
W Fitch run out Is prime Missouri steers Of cvt a.
l6ial7c and 200 smaller Illinois cattle at same pce'0A
Messenger Giett Co sold car OF little 81 cwt Indi
ana hoppers for Robbins & Co. at SS each' OF aO01'
+. Cary. for J. T. Alexander, 90 commonish 81 cva
nineis steers at l5el6tc ayeragi9g ean SS ,sars t
rTsSss T. GS m run an ;sS,s Sa Is 3sas Sa e sGSS Sw
g. Ulery sold 50 head OF the Alexander ca''T' r'""'"
G. D. Aleyauders 225 fair to good Illinois steers arrived
too late to obtain sales. .o,,,r ,rrx
Wlldrick & Beardsley had 81 common otdo e"1 N
Beach Bray sold their la good Mo. cattleatsisrf"
d. Barnes for NJ B. Doty, So Ill. and KY steers mo
dium 81 owt, at 166l6fc ,-.xt
Coney & Mcpherson sold 10 fair 20 very good wr -
III steers for skes Virgin at l6i al7tc Also on
Ill steers for Wood Gillespie at slss each mO'' s"
Saturday. when the market was higher than now sxt
for NJ T. smith, to-day, "a fair ILL., CATTLE strong
W. E. Dudley, for J. II. Thompson. % Ill Stee" 0'
WV AT oNE-HUYDREDrH-sr lam.
s. b. Richardson sold % Mo- oxen OF = cwt a. "a
e Schuster run 6J KY. cattle, u c"1' nv
I6Sc,, and rs Ill. steers Of "a cwt. at l6ic. ooh
+ Samuels out "a Texans; owt, az ~
HeaIey 4 Co had 73 good 81 cwt Ill sold, on ss'uiu'
at l7tc.
NJ Kirchway wh0lesaled 104 Mo. steers oSHoT The;
McBeh Nichols, TO ii. Westhelmer AT slo eaJ eslld
were laid at ewt, though Mr.. Westheimer ON! '"
them 81 cwt. retailing at Isl 0l6c. a. =, ewt
Eastman & Bro, for Morgan Mahoim' % hu'
g. uery, for W IL Dugan 81 good u cwt Ill steers"
3 schuster sold 10 commonish n cwt. KY esMnnshd
l6olOic. and 81 Ill. steers Of 7ewt at lotc' one '
them at i64c, the scales 6e 10 TO the cwt oa cat
Aerton Staey contributed 700 neaa r se ;ons of
lie from their Illinois and Iowa FARMS Inc 'UP P,es IN
cattle were choice animals, and brought goou the
dull, oyerstocked market. A. b. Mead hanon n evt
Iowa steers, which he run out az lodiofe' a. a. cst,
Murray & Glover sold "a OF the ln3s cattle, p' fa
at IeASl7sc T. Wheeler run out i04 mead n, s1 head
7e average while d. Culver got l9lTtc on ms - cst
OF the same weight. II. Myers called MS % ,sr ns
and good sold al l7c., being OF very even quanV
Teed had SO Of them n cwt sold as i6g .a,. Hs
W. K Mccoy brought In lI6 common ILLINOIS :. 20 Pr
CARY who called them 15ic on 81 cwt o. Cun nanorts
81 head 81 owt at 1si9l6fca while j. H. mhnan IVY
"a OF the heaviest n cwt, COARSE at bdHc v.orans
w TbOmpson sold i02 good Illinois steers ior ieo'
Co 81 isiSi5c on strong ews a, o, uneven o
f,l,nois stsars far z v, G. Ramsey at l6oTc.