New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-10


obtained until only decent steers were sold at sc hold
era asking 10 and 9oc for the best and getting what tney
asked by Thursday the routes were al Gpe msa time
softening down to genuine Spring, with an April hahhe
~ ~ Sr thew still remain One other OF
this weakness is somewhat free receipts OF ureSseu
bntcbers nicing up here and there dry COW, which, IN
the aggregate amounts To Rreae iha oi,'eod ~
Srand ccpTnS out Of the half fat In the dstery
ana b S'el S head on sale to-day mostly Western
cattle I'm fair order many good but very few extra ami
mails, and the bulk Of such brought lltgIse. A very
small number reached &c., while some thunsh steers
we're sold at l5c with poor oxen and dry cows consider
ably lower All the stock was sold but only toward
The entire day. IL known that some cattle which
came in at the Jersey yards are stu nnsod and with
fair supply looked for butchers played off to-day, and
were very much given TO calling an animal 50 less than
his true weight, and few Of them would upon the
scales sellers had to yield orose the sale The dislike 10
country oxen. and the lower price at which they were
sold instanced, among others by sales Of pair OF
cheap at sS25 but which only brought S275 here This
one Of the extreme cases The really warm weather
Of today favored buyers rather than sellers.
SALES OF BULLoCKs.
AT HUDSON CITY.
G. W. Wldrich sold 80 Pennsylyan steers Tor T. Hood
Liza b. live weight, gt 17ic. 10 dress 81 v cwt
Briggs Gett run out 81 fair Illinois steers Of g cwt
7ic, and 30 others. 81 cwt Mt same price ALSO .,
Illinois cattle cwt steers medium or raher COURSE DIV
G. W. Conger sold 81 head for ] Christie Illinois steers
and oxen 81 cWt at 7dlSc and 20 for j. Seldonrdge,
pennsylvania steers 81 Gwt at l7Gl8c also 80 state
cattle bought Of j. Bates steers and oxen, common 10
prime, at Is 919c.lO head ut $50 each ~
b. westheimer out 50 Pennsylvania steers Tor A.
Werntz at l6ie on g cwt. - =.
Coney Mcpherson sold % good II owt Ill steers, for
Woods & Gillespie, at ia 0l9c.
d. Waxel had 59 good n cwt Illinois steers selling at
Dudley Post wholesaled 30 Ill., steers and oxen OF
q cwt, at Ice, to Briggs Glett, who report them re-
W Thompson. for Coon & Hossbury, 20 common Ky
cattle Of 81 cwt at 160tc and 9 oughish ILL., steers ana
Rigs & Dudley sold % good cwt ILL., steers at7slsc
segle Lauerbeck had IS Ill steers or g cwt fair
cattle sold at 17cOne to the Erie Railroad Com
pany they being injured by accident upon the road
Woodruff Bro. sold their IS good ewt Canada steers
at lG &c., and 100 faris q cwt Ill cattle az l6~l1c
g. schuster out GO pretty good NY cattle AZ @lsc
on Z. cwt. -
Alexander e. Dabcy had so Pa. cattle bought IN the
Philadelphia market good n cwt steers part sold at 7c
to make 81 b. and the balance ut lSic on 30 per S
Maholm andVan Alta sold ear load Of good but rather
small Ind: steers, 81 cTt, at scant nc. -, -. -,
at lG1 alsc and 50 good y cwt cattle at same prices
Also Is fine animals from the noted grazing farm OF >
French Morgan Co.. who knows just now 70 put on the
finishing touches with generous det OF corn they
were hid at @ cwt and sold for lstG2Oc at latter
+ Alexander contributed 54s H. steers, 60 OF which
were sold by G.. Tolfey l7ldl8c. 81 cw with like
number OF cwt at lG09c. The balance were soli ny
W. Fitch l9 head rated q ewt at lIGlSc aud 2iS lad
~ Sums AT ovr-HuSDREDrH-sr.. MONDAY.
J. Moss had 1870 pretty good Ohio steers on sale by
iced a. Wheeler They could only be called cwt IN
to-days market, though really little heavier and
brought II else; Few tops iSic -,
OF I Moss at Philadelphia which they retailing at
T9i9c on 81 cwt They also had 10 Others very fine, 10
cwt Ohio steers which averaged close upon 800 each
p H. Eastman sold his CO good. cwt, Illinois steers, at
r ellis sold 81 Michigan steers and Oxen sS9i ewt at
I3ielsc. ...,..,...,, -, ,hrr.da q. ,,ir E, ar,
III steers At ne and heavier cattle at price
cwt; also, II head q cgt to-day, at l6ie Win ear
load of pretty good Canada steers same weight, az lie.
E IOnghman for Frank soger, 80 Va. steers, very
| good "A cwt., at l7ial8io.-l for 1870.
T. sanuels sold u H. steers, on Thursday at l6dlc
on 6I owt and II Others kind to-day, at l5t 6tc
H. Barnes tor Barnes Oakley 10 Ill steers OF "a owt
at lGc also Tor himself Il oniO S'''rS' '"'' sOOu
H. r. smith sent in 1913 Illinois steers 80 Of which
sold by r. r. Cary IS ne q cwt, while 81 head.
little heavier were run out By s. Uery at l6sisc on
Birtram Culver bad an interest IN "a Illinois steers
with Heaey 4 Co. They weighed LIS ID, gross. and
we're sold at l5c to dress 81 per cwt They also sold
CT for j. Cheney good Illinois steers VI scant < cwt' at
r. j. Con bought Is good Illinois steers of McBeh K
Nichols, at Albany which he retaed u cwt
Murray Glover sold 60 good "a cwt Illinois steers for
b. eSaTson had Is nos steers. bought of T.
Nichols at Albany Rated u ewt and sold At St
and oxen. good sa12 cwt., lG9l7ic =. Co.,.
cvt. fair cattle, ut lGdl7lc. and 10 rough, but heavy
Ohio steers and q cw at Ssc also 81 for Coon
PuTdy Illinois steers sr q S%a ~ ioe ~ and
Connecticut Oxen ri cwt. at ljasic pair fed by
S325 the country, and sold today to Broadway Tor
s275 which called good price one pa'I sold by a.
Greenwich George d. sexton AT f2ST 20, were
not sale, Mr. r thinking them so cheap no did not
deliver them according TO contract which proved TO the
| buyers advantage
! Mich COWs-With a moderate supply Of fresh cows.
and such demand FOR beef that tho stables have sold o
their latest animals and now want others TO MI their
more could be sold II they were here. The late cold
weather checked the Of milk To such extent that
those having contracts are buy to make
up their usual supply. Mix has becn advanced from
about s. 70 10 a. can 20 o. selling some days at Af
the platform New mch cows range from to3 10 800
though really hno animals If here, would bring more
VEAL CALvEs-With very few coming in, and other
oil high live and dressed calves IN quick de-
Good at veas are wanted hut with the advancing Spring
| we shall soon expect quite an increase.
THE SHEEP MARKET
Receipts this week, t7,259 Prime sheep, s4stc; com
with lot of Canadas. $50 n at loc There are
scarcely any regular quotations. the supply being light
that butchers pick them up quickly often az very high
rates them They not as stf as they were
Thursday when three cars Canada stock lOOdllO n,
almost quareled over 10y buyers al lOc o. right
through while some Jersey stock OF 90 brought 9ic.
very light run for fortnight They are easing up now
however, with seven cars on sale to-day az Iud-
SOP c ana "a cars At Snd Ty
Ss3 Mich sheep part d n, az So and the balance D. az
sIc McGraw sold Mass sheep, % ~ at SIC; one
car H. % m 7.c with another car. same weight, at &c.
Hume Elliott sold o4l Canada sheep 49 OF them las n,
nj gic s. OF 10 TO- at iOc at S. and four 81 each
SALES OF SHEEP.
HUDSON CITY.
BY Judd Buckingham n McPherson-3iO sheep,
tS7 o. $50 s3aS IL o1S SIS lTS as Iis. $40 Az
40 $J6 81 IS, t2s.9O; 100, sl4S o. 1873, Si7 81 266
rota 80 s5Sa o. "a GysraSo Il co. 'i''' '''
BY Bliss and DimmickSs sheep 1894 q: s9e tt993 Is;
igl S02! II; lsS 81 3Jl 10; H. t20s s Total, Loo
$3.50 Average $5,t7 The SO light Ohio sheep Of IS
at SIC kept down the average.
BY Hume Eotts5 5S sSeap ssa 20 49, .s os H. ,ss
95 l32. $3.50 81 Ssl 5sl O. IA S6sO 49, 100 81 ilo %;