New-York tribune., 1868-08-11

These were cold at tho following markctIiaces;
r..,:. Cow. Veal. Is$ss = s"u. Total
A. 4, SsoIa I.,,.I pISIs ssel en- ~ w. 1sS Sos 80.
4 1,Ss;s.i.s Ss;Rail.a. ...:.. .. i 3 ls%3 9 fSd " o.
Y S'-: si ! S.si:' ~ s e s sSa % sss s s
' PRICES OF BEEF TO-DAY.
Prime Cattle .........'.'''''.'l gi
I, Ibat tsns,a3 W 80 ~ ,, % n", IT, .....il as
fss, Of crdSsrT thin Steers, and cos,......is az
The R,sST eSTS. syr.se The SsIssi today e
tI,r,ms fsnrs Of prices al6
The nost Of DE ,,Ies dl%
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE EFRoM.-New-1orR, 20; fcnn-
sylvania g. Ohio. Hl Indiana, 1906 llhnoh AL lo"a
sI Missouri, 2O7 Kentucky. sos; Texas Soi Cherokee,
REMARKs.-The excitement over tho most fatal cattle
disease ever known n these parts tends 10 the usec
ment OF trade Tile fact that drove OF 2ej cattle. shipped
by Mr. H. Alexander at Chicago, was so ahSeted mat
ONLY lI OF them reached here alive, and that the uryy
ors dying In the yards was enough TO iate the
community and cause not few persons 10 resolve upon
stopping their supplies OF Deet NHd stories
were set foot about the disease ana many
heean 10 suspect thnt all the cattle coming forward
we're mere or less affected but when IL became known
that Mt Fitch whom j. T. Alexander eonsgns his cat.
taiow every animal OF the infected drove whether dis
eased not confidence was restored ana trade went
of ~ cattle both dead aud alive, failed TO
veal any signs OF disease in wohris Of them, while
numerous ticks OF large size upon the live animals, dis
colored blood reddish and Habby look Of The meat when
dresst together with the stencil arising from the o,l
showed panly Of disease Ia what tho disease consists
or what remedy will prove enicacous, as yet
REMAINS mystery though theories are not wanting Tp
BOARD of Health have taken the patter IN hand aud Is
10 be hoped that chemical and microscope examinations
viii ne made in the interests science Well TO pro
tec the community from the danger OF eating unhealthy
meat With the determination on the part of dealers
IN nip the thing In the hud, with health lnspec-
tors To examine the meat before II leaves the slaughter
ho1sea aud also when offered for salo on the markets.
WE nave no fears Of aud shall continue to order
beefseak for breakfast roast for dinner as usual
The firul stand taken by Mr. Mn titeD whenhe could
have sold more than onehalf OF the Injected drove
for sound animals--and such they were, to all
anpearanoes, deserves the highest communication He
that he should not wish TO eat such meat HIM
self hence no consigned 4 animals To the rendering
tank ar loss Of tS5at7O per head III every dealer
equally conscientious there need be no Tear OF
disnased meat upon tha market The action o Mt Pay
saa chief proprietor and President Of the Commqnpaw
cattle ysrds aud ASattor Company IN sending for the
Hoard ~ Health 70 inspect the cattle make suggestions
! A. ia also ooinmendable and highly prOper;
There Here 2lle balloeks on sfo tonay. VIZ n6 at
Hndson Ssty 7s5 NJ COpmnnpaY, aud So0 AZ one hnnd
rrdtl a. completing AS for the week Ihs OF ITSELF IS
Large supply, and folowPs very heavy run last week
Vim large number the way, ~ cars expected at
sdsop y tehostow, coupled with sAs depressed feel