New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-07
NETWORK CATTLE MARhtr

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ono iiundroat.t 30 rev of t...oa '..eu I..t r...
tine martrt shove Aiii' u.l. o. o.. ''' ..." '.
U.n Vino paid .c-s dau III. f,l decent cattle QUO s..
ego, Eo" have i0pH ",''F Do. ..' 100. -'',, %. ''
We're 10. out t5ulrurr i,uoau fur,j f.r rftHIr WI.
week. whc uoV. nI'h n'I-.. l''' DO .". .' "''
moderate expectations f t.. ilI "i -i'0" iH. '''
from i,r g5ut ~ er.Ur-ol. ou i., tsrf t. r".It't
Do favorable l1. Geo t'u-h.i ... t''
sailing the present quck ueavr Harsrl 90 af. 90
even good prise. 'A', D.. 'nil , n a.,,.,.,.,.t
bcticr rh, imgr6r,,nrp, 1ouIl u r.H.u .rte D .'t
n dr ,'e o aG .c .. report orr &c tpc aecsa Co.,. @ @
receipts NJ Hu....I- aIt l,.t - '... ... ...'
there afc morr Itor.. 90 l.e i"'w 't. ........
theg dJ tn.+ tlt .... H'i ..'..' I ..
With af.a common .lauaI rt't. l.t '' l
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100 1tc.. to mako fH lH- pr rN' Two F..
tIc -to,s,J. d. al. Nauarr H.tir- -' i'', t.."
AT Hudson u.s. t.lr a'- Ingi' OBJ a m.. Co.,. ..' "
coming from l,Aa-. % '-"a' '.a. 4. 900. .' ''
il.. rer h. while ta. tas ~ .e.,u. u.a.s t".r 1000
s a' t., 40 .ri, & l- i-. % 'ao, .,t. ..r,.
ue would hold over to join tie l.ct} $500 ..' '.l Co.."
WITH .oineahnt fc, -afc, at each .fur J...'} m.f.
ket- c"mrna0t,J o." buyers t''.t " I.'
when 1900 fresh ud llI .tl, cattle 500. 81 ' ''
I.li" n,1.u ONO ,.I,.. ,,i. bl.I.I 1I IT,.
win "a i.woi .He PICK 20 i,t.I but tiey were i' ."
,sl5 ' t.5.r Vr D. r.npI", ,.i would usv, puI u
much better tao month, ago., Is'i. iu g,' "' ~.
cool ,acn la.lou-aly. The weather na' a.o. .''. ".5
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40 upnHtN ith"-
w. Fitch ..d 40 Oh. tAe d. o. Alr A'..r' ''
good TcWt. 100 .alU!c. 1No "LlI" sI -.. . ' 3D. i.
q" o. Gof rui out 20 Of ulem common TO soo.s.a
:. ,ery soId 5 fair % cvt, good iop. al m aer
g. Tol.y had %, mostly COARSE long iaI' 'l 'NL -
h. samuel sold O., fur, -elnt % c.t, 90 ijals.
r. Cary run oil 81. common. DO scarcely o.! c0t' ot
I"rr a clover sold 0l Gr TO good, aidat u cwt, at
Alexander Tor himself aud C'--c 30, fir ro very
good m steers, 90 of them lt - w., %, I'G4,' " "
c. " McMaloii sold carload little by homers' 81
cwt' at ~ each, Oh 'l,5+L.55;v CRY
Miller Morchou-e rod % fair . G"t h".5'' cattle
for Gifuer cox, go li al5iei lo na; goa" ' '''' ""
before FOR woods CO.. % cwt n 'i%Si,'tJ .,,.r., 81,
Coucy McPher-ep for ~ u s4"ll ~ ''''G, %, %
cwt afltalGc; % No cattle for g. W Navel q cNl
atl50iCc; $40 for Maxwell Berry tdlr to- urine tlloik
cwt III. steers al l59lic3 81 Tor VIRGIN wv
81 Wr.ihciner had III m steers, % Of them " cwt,
sold 40 llal5cs 32 good cattlc "a c"lt d" H.
G. T. Woodruff sold l4 III. steers Oh c"'' WIN" n'
ES,c a. ray run out lo5 roughsh H. steers and oxen
a. ct AT l4di5c The tail end was pretty rosh mil
Colwell DO Hart Tor f. Thompson ca, lV"" 81 it.io
state cattle, cows aud Oxen average % w" W 1890
Cougcr a. Dudley, FOR NJ McCarty, JOS lcAah'' w,
common at i2qlJc part az 100 on lhe ''"''' " " P''
CIV" At oyE-nUSDEEDrnor -.
Eastman Bro sold ~ very good "a c"t o,,t' ~
for j. Hathaway, AZ 10 9lGtc, - oil inc t' ~ '''
dIs'a ,5 run ont 90 fair a cwt H. steersa l5e
Ssif1TpiI C6WsNiot weather by increasing the con
g,nntiou of milk while 70 dmnisc- the lfoduol' Caus's
HoiV Su@h little advance is obtained on good AMI
mails ana al kinds gooG more readily 1t VIII po se
ti, ,nuch attention Buyers after COWS ~ s'o@so
each aud srre That over SO CO DC m ths week at
| SO but they were poor little cows dear 10 'no
StSEy CALVES With exactly the receipts Of Last week.
there Is change Ia prices only Few Go line elf ~
enough 20 bi1g over ne 3D. are The peyn rates Of
lair 10 good veals, with grass aud common 60 ~
81 u average head, the range being 90 so@Sis eae
Miss a Dminick sold ll6 common grass c'''o''
- IIIiPFP AND LAMBsIt is dncut to convey the eX-
IRENE depression Of the sheep market d t, Who a
an dcprcgscd. tame expressions TOT u"n,
nero win stock and are losing " TO y per nc 80
their losses are light compared 70 some loss for the
not week Tney laid In heavily for the alliuaonms
Ennrtb Killed largely, and falling OF sales col @ te
,rasses by the load into the rendering tanhs l ,
tsiow tie extreme heat not permitting them 70 pe S
Iaba particularly came In with perfect lSh, IN 10
thew cannot be kept without shrinkage, WIZ retail
a." Friday aud Saturday. The arrivals ,I no., ,ho o
week figure up 2s3ls, being nearly 5000 mVe I'm n n
W, ,,y of Last week. making the largest WSeh Sluee
The o0tR OF last January Including 1908 staei sv i
abonf 1000 sheep and lambs On the market j ne.ih.
~ hI ~ who'll were likely TO sell before ngnl est
several lots were stopped back In the couniS MN
~ ,ention Of holding them there until they ~oubu sen
~ some prce here. We quote decline oi t hiS W.,
for tue week, extra sheep Of 100 oS1 2d Som5nnss
~ With good TAT sheep at &C., fair az btc, hh Colo
S3wn to 4allc. Lambs are exceedingly 1e 5S
oaroeiv ANYTHING selling above lOc., VINO uot ion
at 81 sales to-day include car 9GD ohio SneeP q.
60 ~ rs rs m 5c car poor 10 10, 4lc car % 10 otGi