New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04

idea that total would foot up 1870 head fcr the
were received Only one other week viz, OCT 49, 1884
with 1883 reported ever Exceeded the numbers Of the
have fallen l01tc per D. that all OF the $3.50 head
About 600 remain unsod tonight, to which win DO added
20 cars Tomorrow at Hudson Viy, ana several lots ~
large at the National Yards Wednesday. and We
nothing to encourage higher raes ~ present
with many small lots over the Erie road, made
virtue q necessity and when tsey , could noe
sole themselves with the idea that fewer cattle WOULD
their drOyes and make beelins for home-and stag
there" IL viii be that nearly 400 State cattle we're
week. the drovers forgetting the wholesome Injunction.
TO go claiming Ut high water" Tho great bulk Of
s sI soSd d I ON @ So Scarce ws
really prime cattle thai they brought nearer the
did very few of the pick are reported at Ire, bus
generally sent TO oays sana the ehspsso much owss
than fat cattle cost them only afew days ago III
aE certain sst sqoa psT cm While not few 4 the
Oxer little and heers With lots Of dry cows vert
sold at lO0l4c. The cattle ON sale today were aug
trbuted, ALSO at Hudson City LAS at Communipaw aud
900 at the National Yards. a. ,.,x
Another thing which hurts the sale OF beef on the walk
anu live cattle in the yards is the overstocked seoR
The fSoD owee pTce OF rive good des
OF the state of the market.
sALEs TO-DAY.
AT cOMMUEIPAw.
W Fitch for J. T. Alexander 90 good 81 cwt Texans.
~ iliiDois seeoto' % SWt,
The rest Of Mr. Aexanders as9 cattle were sclng-7s
I6c ca cwt; SO by Murray Glover, "a cwt, ~ $50
J. Go sold &C. good nice but not heavy, Kentucky
steers for Harp Hughes at l6c on 81 owt
b. westheimer sold 81 OF Alexander caswels good "a
e.. " McMahan, for g. Kions 50 fair Ohio steers 81
Geo Martin ran out for s. W. Aerton Co, % Illinois
steers OF good flesh u cwL at lo@ , r,,,no,.
G.. ID. Alexander sold l25 fair 10 Sood t4oWe iuci'
r sanuels for Alexander CasseI so fair 6icwt ILL.,
nOis steers at 5Gl6c .
f. Hurd at work upon s. fair 6lcwt Illinois steers
Coney Mcpherson sold scant q ewt Illinois steers
for Pearmau 81 Co., at ia6c; 1853 for Maxwell Berry
also Illinois Ct owt at prices IS common to
good Kentucky cattle for Bel 81 MOTIFS " eWt a1 Ioe
l6c; 90 for Woods Gillespie, rat but rough iuinon
Woodr9 BrotEer had 100 Illinois steers. cwt sold
Briggs Giett. for themselves 80 very good II cws
Reach 4 90 aid A. brine Ohio steers OF strong "a cwt.
l60l7c. and ia Illinois cattle scant6 cwt common
d. BARNES for himself and Oakley, II Illinois steera
60 cwt., good at l5ic; also, 81 by d. Barnes So"ts
NJ Lauterbeck sold 90 Indiana steers fair, 81 cwt.,
at lSi9l5ic. "a tops at i5teY to make 81 iDs' per
Post Dudley out 1Ol good CO cwt Ohio steers at
15c., and ~ head at lac. on ~ cws =, o,,.... =,
Miller M0orehouse on account OF Wood x dhlespe, 81
Indiana and e7 Illinois steers fair scant Ca cwt 1T LAO
Wdrick & Beardslcy sold 81 little u cwt Yates County
steers and heifers for Scott, at 50 each -
CQlWell az a
lev mixed 509 cw at alec, and II for Freeze Co.,
common Illinois cattle. 81 ewt' al ld3 0I9c. - "A
A. Hammond out a car Of State steers cows, ana
MICH ,CoWs-Tho marked decline in beef cattle
many of them look upon a COW a future beef creature
Sales range from $50 TO sO but mostly az sOos OF LESS
than last week, even with ABOUT nan 'ne nui"oi OH'
VEAL CALyEs-These are not selling brIstly, 50 many
OF them are common grass calves ont by the head at
sl0a$l4 each. Prime fat yeas are worth uGlltc., or
about the prices Of last week Common calves nave 90
l,If, aH nd q
of veal calves u Of them $50 G20 D. at lOic OF loo o
at lc also q grass calves at "a e1ch o dTsss
calves at City for 81, aud for $ia per head;
a sE 81 r AN %Sb Pe LfAHMBswh heavy arrivals
sheep for the week. after deducng the seyera Sts Gs
and all not selling The arrivals exceed those OF iast
week by 400 head and as meat rs ba
back We only quote good sheep ~ 6@otc. oass;
5,e lambs vary from Gle There about 1000
received yesterday and to-day, and On sale TINS morning
w y saFs M mnGiSH Nv Trade is Slow sales
indie ear SO 10 ohio sheep at 6be car coarse Indiana
D. &C. ear car g ~ ~ ssc car state ~ g
h. &C. car lambs . cars CansI I SUI st.fe So No
''''' | Car '"'"' = TIE WEEKS SALES
By Judd. Buckingham & Co., 8l21 sheep and isna%l
for siOjOl a. or an average Of - 80 each. a. co..
Bliss Dmnick sold 2072 sheep aud lambs for ssO9s "a
"'''"S Al coMMUsrPkw;
sheep, at 81 SO each; ears n ~ se 2esrs % a. o.
car IS ~ eac 1898 D. 6ic car, u d. ine g.
. | and So lambs OF IS 10, at lilo.
BY p g. Kase a Son. 20l sheep at VI 70 each anu ala
lambs o. 81 50 per head, or 9h0llfc per D.
AT CHAMBERLIN'S.
BY P s Kaso Son. 2Sa lam9s for $ IS each varying
from SC to ne per .. Il = : = 80
II II ~" AT FORTIETH-sr.
By McCraw 22H sheep and lambs for 81 594 IS,
s. 20 y head -.
by j. Kirby, 2,SeS sheep and lambs for s17i5 S. which
ia an average OF s. % each
swINETho markets continue scsnty sqpped-Only
1854 for the week-and prices firm with quick sales
for all that not confined to slaugerers, at l00llo
Arrivals yesterday and to-day So Sales include
lbs 2lT lbs 1sO lbs cars us lbs ali 40
lOic; l9G lbs Osc with one small lot 2l lbs PRIME
at lie.
nAN1,1rs. CAVE ON TIE slnrcA,tnNe