New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-18

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forward Between the two, we have very heavy sup
ply the week the 6693 being l50 more than last
years average and zoo more than inc irge run st Neh
bidding Illinois Missouri. and Texas cattle 10 pass
through that State, would have checked he sullS l
not those orders been revoked the next Day NoG -
spectos are nppoted TO examine the stock II arrives,
and any sickness is observable such animals OF %
are promptly withdrawn and either slaughtered Io nL
hides and tallow kept IN quarantine. Experiments
tried with few of condemned drove 20 to show t@
large proportion OF the Infected or diseased cate can NC
saved with proper OF Ave animals selected from
large lot Of condemned cattle all bid fair 10 recover
witness the stages the disease and found in much bet
ter condition than those slaughtered week ago, while
the others scarcely show symptom OF the disorder NO
infected cattle have arrived during the past week nor Is
II believed any more danger need be apprehended mere
What 1t may yet prove at the West we cannot tell Dut
presume cool weather, combined with some remedies
which NAV be adopted, will entirely root 10 there
There Is little doubt that the excessively hot season ma
much 10 do with developing the disease. Scarcely any
excitement regarding 10 noticeable here, though
safe side. They may now throw away their fears.
There the yards and sale to-day, 15jS cattle
at Hudson CITY sso al Commuhaw ana ~ ~ Z
redt-st. making 32l2 IN all Had the stock an Deen IN
was slow and more than 500 head held for tomor
row. A train on the New-Jersey Central Railroad ala
had left very few OF the top cattle brought lCtcy
though Ice. secured fat Fewer very poor cattle
Improvement in tho demand we advance the rates lc
from last Monday, though very little difference can DO
better be keptaway awhile, owing TO the strong pre-
ludice against them The market closed deciaeaS NCaA
The following transactions. all Of to-day, give good
idea OF the state OF the market
SALES TO-DAY.
A COMMUNIPAW.
W Fitch. for J. T. Alexander As fair. cwt. I'll steers
p. Cary sold 50, and Murray Glover &c head
about @ cwt., az li01Gc.
T. j. COZ Tor Harp Hughes 80 Of them fat
KY steers OF 3 ah cw at about l6tc with head COM
mOnish, @ cwt, at 14d1l3c.
cwt Ohio steers. for W. Snyder, at l4alGtc
d. Alexander, for himself and Casse l3O scarcely
medium o. cwt, Ill steers, at l4Gl5c, ana ~ iowa
cattle, q cwt, far, at l4@ljtc.
COney Mcpherson were selling $50 falr or rather
q cwt H. steers for Maxwell Berry at l4Ol0cj
20 for Farrell Co. o cTt at llo5ic5 % state steers
and dry for j. Van VakcuDugh, 5 cWt, al SZ eac
&. Woodruff sold 40 H. steers OF o. cwt' Tor W. H.
$ Wood lad SO KY steers, which weighed LIPS gross
Dudley & Co. sold IS little cwt. Mo. cattle for NJ.
Bruner steers and bulls, at l2c
Miller MorehOuse out Al Ind. cattle Of cwt, at
T. wheaton very fine st cwt. Ky steers, sold at
Wiidrick Co. run ont OF No cattle for j. L. Craven, at
1iai5 ON Ga cwt and 81 Ind steers II. Becktel at
iic ON cwt Also 4S for W ]. Gregg Ind. steers Of
lilo n. at 1910. to make SO n per ewt.
ID. Barnes sold SO lud. steers OF u cwt, at l5c
T. Westheimer for II. Rankin 81 Ind and 63 Ill steers
Church & sage sold III Ind cattle for + g. Gill at 129
l4c.-few ljc., calling them g. cwt.
j. Stanley rated his As little state steers COWS ana
p welsh was getting iOG1lc for his "a State, mixed
MICH C0WS-The dullness Of the cattle trade has
made 10 difficult mkmeu work of the dry and half
20 readily market for medium and ordinary is
slow. Prices sti rule all the way irom 40 tOSV most
OF the stock selling 90 $50 per cow calf included
VEAL CALYEs-Fat milk calves are in good demand
at iUllC-rrcy IlC-Whlc ordinary and grass calves
sell at 8agc with % better class at Dc. Only q small
number Of prime received. s. Mciraw reports sales
of go head 40 Furtiatht varying from 80 70 30 % ech
the average being S252. Judd Co sold 2lG at Hudson
City averaging 2ll SO g. head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The market gets no relief, stock
png mp on usoid Groves. making aId WofA ana niue
pay. The total Of 3l for the week makes the heaviest
arrivals the last week in November 1861. The pens
close upon 10000 sale the arrivals OF Yesterday ana
to-day Many lots hold over, TO DE joined by others To-
morrow. Trade - very heavy and prices lower Really
prime sheep are not plenty but the market is gnted
with thin sheep and lambs OF all kinds Many OF the
sheep have TO be sold by the head at 404ic ID, while
fair lois weighed OF at jlc, and fat stock az &C.
few extra Canada wethers Of lo06iOj brought C a6c
Lambs sell q Gsc some OF the sales to-day We're OF
sheep as head Ohio 70 b 5c 81 Of n 10 54c 50 OF ID 10,
4lc Canada lO00l05 ~ Gc; ~ Of lo3 r C3c; 2O ONO,
~ n Gc 24 Ohio 80 u, 63c l38 OHIO OF rs m Sc; 2j6 or
~ 10 Ic 22J Ohio, "a D. s. each OF lambs, We have u
Tot Jerseys s.; Canada, - d. sc 100 do go 70 ic
I5l OF % 10, SIC, ls head. 80 10 7c III OF 80 H. &C.
TIE WEEKS SALES
At FORTIErH IT.
BY Hume Elliott s5l6 sheep and lambs for 1896 So
s. ~ per head.
$ McGraw sold 1888 sheep and lambs for s1o,7cd 81
averaging - 50.
At HUDSON CITY
BY Judd, Buckingham Co.. 7,l6j sheep and lambs for
Iy Bliss 4 Dmmick 233 sheep ard lambs at 50 50 per
head.
AT coMMUNIPAw.
BY BELLS Pdcocg-i.g23 sheep for ss,957 %, OF an
average ~ s. per head They varied from 4sc for
OF rs 10 fc for OF u %; Sc for car OF so n
for Of 81 10 and Gic. for "A small lot OF 90 %.
alJnst n s5l last week They worth u 1IO1c with
"A 200 Illinois Hogs ~ $40 1876 cars Indiana, l67
IOic: "a cars Ohio l54 D. DC. There 46t
rived yesterday and to-day.