New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

H. Hurd sold 81 Penn steers for B. Hood. good cwE
George Sage sold IT thin Iowa steers Of cwt for IL
E. Hurd run out 81 Illinois of cwt common az
Briggs Giett, for NJ B. Doty IT Ohio steers of "a
L. W. Williams out his load of little State hop.
G. ". ConSer for p McCaTrcy, 81 fat II owt. Ohio
steers 17ac.-2O OF thcm TO make co = ewt and a
| Pennsylvania steers, u cwt, at l6dl7tc.
Beach & Bray, for themselves, 90 OHIO steers cwt..
good IL flesh, at l6dlsc. mostly l5te
Nv. wildrck sold his IS Pennsylvania steers, OF "a
Bates had very fine cattle, of his own feedng-ons
pair twin steers red Dnrhams q ewt at home Tue other
prime Va cwt steer The sold Tor soO or not lar om
Messenger Gillet Co sold 81 fair Illinois steers OF q
eWt same and a more 20 e er o%s o q eT ia
each This was early In the week previous to the heavy
at s9I per head and 81 for A. W. Gett, weight AZ
A. B. Mead sold "a very good Illinois steers for W.
Allerton Co at strong l7c and "a Others 7! owt at
J. Hocomb had As OF the AIlerton cattle cwt COM
sold at l6c and 50 Others u ewt, good steers
Bells Pidcock ran out IS common Ohio steers oxen,
and bulls ewt average some good & cattle & among ths
hefers each and Ohio steers cw at 500 per
j.. T. Alexander had cos head Illinois steers on the
MARKET lot of s6 head sold by W. Fitch, good u owt
CATTLE sold at le07lc 10 Others, cas- cwt. at l69l7ic
16917c, and 1913 others, ca cwt at l5iGl7c f. Cary
sold Sc head, 6id6i cwt. at ls0i6lc This completes
tween Aug OF last year and March 10.
Geo D. Alexander had the last 2S Of the French CATTLE
Co H. and he announced that these are the last until aes
the next Presidential election a Win 5 Gen GT1ns a
sold 6G others, nice cwt steers, at 10 l7tc ana lH
head IT cwt. good steers, at l7c
AT oNE-HUYDREDTT-sT., MONDAY.
samuels Co. sold "a Illinois steers OF u cwt at An
j. Moss came in with lOl good Ohio steers Al of which
were handled by Iced Murray, who sold them at lIt0
balance at 17alsc. on u cwt
". Thompson for Coon & Hossbury, 81 fairish Illinois
Sinclair Locke had carload Of Canada steers. cows.
and heifers, small and poor "a cwt sold at l2Ulto
H. Barnes out Is State steers 50 cwt fair to prime,
s. Uery sold 47 decent @ cvt Illinois steers for j. 8.
Barraln Culver had 50 Illinois steers, fair flesh. q
cwt sold l5t talc also. 3 Dutchess Co. oxen, f0r H.
Teats, cwt fat at l7lc; bull Of 6 cwt, to j. Fleis-
hauer at ss3
s. b. Richardson sold 70 Illinois steers for j. II. Thomp-
d Co.. which he laid at 735 II, and brought II 7GIec.
They had fine top OF the best selling to T. Broadway
ellis sold fine Illinois steers for Robins Mix, al
16a Gl9c calling them IeO b They were somewhat mn
but the tops at l9c ON the scales, were among the
Eastman Bro sold carload, good cwt.. Illinois
Bennett Gwynne brought in 81 pretty fair = cwt IT,
steers ~ OF which are reported sold by r. Cary at iIe,
and 43 by Geo. W. Martin at l6aI7c.
T. Ryan sold car load fair Ct cwt Ill steers at l5tc
b. H. WestheiIner for ID. Waixel, 46 Ill steers OF ~
cwt good cattle l7.c and 40 of their own, bought at
Albany for 9tc y l3 ewt and sold here at l7dlto.
NJ Dalton had car load OF rough State stock bulls.
and heifers, no fat on them Seven bulls OF lOO
each brought 7c ID COWS and helfeTs from $40 To to
each.
Ohio steers at Baltimore which they run out here af
l74lsAc. -
by s. Ulery y cwt, brought l5t6lstc, ranging from
common to prime. The Others were ~ common TO good
Ohio steers Of u cwt sold by T. j. Goh at ic OF ss
Mich tcows."The supply is much larger and the de-
volh haU haau
mostly at S75assj each few really good animals beng
among them Fine mixers in snch demand at homo
been sold at s9OaslOO with some as low as 500 eaeh
mHbv rSb Of calf was eh killed and h hurried on to
market sent here alive. Besides this Is the season
The supply Of both live dressed calves has been large
and with warmer weather and easier feeling In other
S ey a% nave saes e Oe above @ are
a6c taking range, the little ones selling at low
prices. .,,, .,,,.,,, ,,.,vrr
Receipts this week, 1908: Prime sheep, eio9c; com
on TO fair 6a73c. Some few selling at 90.
With 1000 head sale this morning at Fortiehst, and
the same number az GommIPSw trade % was & SLOW WIN
though large show quite increase over the pre-
ported at Chamberlins 10 OF item small OF course Sell
Ing 81 per head One two lots very superior sheep
"'ie 'O''' uO''"N tiS SALES LES OF SHEEP w. '
BY Hume 4 EnotHl5s sheep, a77s H. alsc l7s
ls si7 GO GO SOC 9 ~ s a 2 81 S2. SHsraS lC sS
The l50 head at $l1 each, choice line wool
sheep OF about Il3 n. sold at l0c. Y ID.
BY Samuel McGIaw 199 sheep, N,l23 199 sl,72e; $50.
$3.50 49, AR; 27 $50; l93 Sl272 2ll, 1855 Total.
$685. S223Oi Ayerage, 81 %. The 21S fed by samuel
Fisher Of Franklin County, Penn averaged iO , medium
wool, and sold at &C. -.
BY JAS Kirby-3s3 sheep ST. S0S 1s3, 800; 49, ecI
Total, 743; s5,i2i. Average, 81 80 per head.
CoMMUNIPAw.
BY Bells & PcacocI-2lO sheep 90 b. average at 1901
ILL., 90 at &c. 0i Ill at stc ls SIS at 7c 1884, 66 at 6lc
50 7ic 56 7ic SgI n at &C.; 2Is 100 at De- 2o2
159 sc i03 10 at 6ic Ie 70 at 6ic 49, 50
at lGc.; 49, 81 at fc iO2 81 at 7bc; 2OG, 70 at 6tc
HUDSON CITY
By Judd, Buckingham * Mcpherson, 60 shccp t62S
49, 362 is <6li; ls2 s1s 1884, q 2l4 1885, sl2s $50.
81 $780, s2T3T; l7S g. OF; 176, N44 l s,576 iis.
sl,O67 Total, 2,l76; sl627o. Average, 81 48.
By Bliss Dmmck-l77 sheep. sl.l45 lss sl27s; lss,
Sl23s 10, sl0S3 1872 $780, $780, s34; 1886 s624; 6 s7e
total, l,?S7, so,is5; average 81 CT.
AT CHkMBERLIN's.
BY Black & Van Wert-ll2 sheep, 6ic 1856; 1si. Tic,
s23 S5i &c. 96 TO- 7ic $685. 2OG 7ic Slle7 lao, sic.
by Mr. Hnl-1i4 sheep, &C., si6I7.
BY John Cornel-i45 sheep Iic sS92 l4O Ste, s2SS 10
Spring lambs, q, so.
BY Owners sheep &C., s7Is les. ne, N,iSo II, SIC.
500; T3, 7ic., S554
THE SWINE MARKET
RECEIPTS ny RAILRoAD.-Hudson River Railroad,
1855 Erie Railroad 1906 NewJersey Central Railroad,
1858. Total, ll,22O.
oarrive also at Communpaw the market is noe
active but full prices maintained, viz: std0ac with
sales at 0c such 494 Ill hogs $50 10 at l0c also,
of 100 at sac. Quite proportion of the hogs
sequence. Sales by Stahlnecker Dorman-March o. 395
Ill hogs 126 NJ, rough ole; 27 H. hogs, liz 10,
sic; March TO- 1875 Ind hogs lit 10, rough 9c March 3
900 Mich hogs l07 n scalawags s9c March To- 2l3 Ind
hogs 1856 n, rough, uneven, Stc
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