New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-25

attached to the milk train and so have reached here
before the market was nearly over Mlt1 b co wev
while snowstorm was gaae thiGs veyy much
suggesting mpeaed trains nYa h n e TIE a. To- and
arrivals The stock was of medium average qualtywth
SotbaS verv extra and no real scsawags Poor dry
brought 4c., the rOughest oxen ana stays og 49,.
upcountry oxen Of decent flesh at lG9l7c. Fat western
sSSs sfa i8e by the droSe With 9
sS S1i and eg Ses, 2C g. nor e% This makes
the highest market the first week o. last JUN y
nit but they required all the stock and several on e
waited for the late arrivals and were likely TO ae Tho
roads the frost Swapping the rails and several smash 81,
ups reported in which droyes were W, car 81
railroad companesn case they TOOK "loe o"i VI
The higher rates reported at t nbe are IN
consequence Of the marked advance al'oI '' o'N' my
Ae'' o0'eo' SALES OF BULLocKs.
AT HUDSON CITY.
@ " Wndrck sold 90 state cattle, mixed, ~ cwt, at
State oxen and steers Of 81 cwt at 4c and IL head for
G. H. Orr mixed AZ ow at S66 each or close upon iStG;
Coney 4 Mcpherson, for Woods Gillespie 100 Limos
steers good of their weight q ewt at l6ase 2o I9r H.
Wilkes state and steers, rough and uneyen O@t
Gillespie Illinois mixed cattle of 5GlOewt at lsaIO'o'
d. Barhe s'T for him and Oakley so Ill., steers, COM
mon TO fair, 6t owt, at l4alGc m cvt I'll steers
seigle Lauerbeck run out i27 falr o ew IN soei'
at l63c and H. cattle, fair q owl NJ 10
Dudley Thompson had g. Ky ana 80 Saiauh vH,nV,
the whole laid at cwt, and SOFA AT Io@'tc' n"'iHe
BTirSs & Gllet sold 4s of their 81 cwt III mixed
Dar Of the Keenan, Gibson drove brought from Com
npunipaw scant 81 cwt. sold at 500 each.
W IT, Dudley ont IS coarse Ohio oxen, COWS, anu
bulls cwt. at 15017c for Darnel q Co.
Geo Sage for II. Freely Il Penn. oxen, coarse, COLO
Ct, at I3G15c. . ~
Hayes Co wholesaled 81 Penn steers OF cwt, to G.
TOiley, for killing, at 1Gic. O.
wholesaied at ilc and afterward retailed at lac.
s schuster sold ia III. steers of 63ewt at Ice.
n Werntz had Pennsylvania steers q c"tp SOFA at
B. westhemer sold 10 Illinois steers, Of g cwt at 1sle
steers which cost &C. in Chicago, where they weighed
1879 b. They We're selling at %q Ste~ d" i0
Morehouse Dudley had 80 good rat tcwt' missouri
steers selling at TIC. - co,rrxrp,w
W. Fitch sold % extra fine Illinois steers req Dy j. L.
Alexander at lSic on q cwt Also, 2oi heaa ~ c"''
fair at l5a16c and $50 others, same weight AZ I6c
Briggs Gett ran out us Iowa steers ior D. bInn'
medium "a cwt 6Gl6ic Also 81 Ohio steers Tor kee
nan Gibson of them "a cwt, at s129 80, Is others
cwt. at Ice, and at S55 or l64c go, -. -,
George Toey for j. r. Alexander 80 Illinois steers, OF
cwt 6a6tc and 10 others, q eWt at l6ic average
Is ysanne foI j. 4 Alexander, 81 Illinois steers of @
WIZ ~ '--' At oTE-HuxDRFprrI-sr, MONDAY.
W. Thompson, for Coon Hossbury, Y H. steers oto
cwt at l6a65c, with very fine ones out OF them TO j.
Jantzen at 20c. to make ca cwt, and 10 Metlger at
and "a lat Ohio cattle laid at ewt which came in at -
D. m after the market nearly over selling at 0lsc
Ulery for Robbins Mix, 81 H. steers Scant u e"t'
Cnis & Co sold 80 heavy Ohio oxen, good iesh 9cwt,
sesio Co run out 50 fair q cwt Ill steers at 1Glc
Also for Robbins Mix 80 Ill steers eWt, aI 40 TiSc
s. Schuser reports 81 Ill steers OF "a cwt sofa AT Iotc
n J. Con for himself aad S. Ucry, 80 common to good
XIV steers and oxen, about $40 n net at l6alssc;
H. Barnes sold his II Mich steers OF % cW soou osn'
NJ. Dalton whoesaled his IS III. steers Of g cwt, TO
A. b. Mead at 16c. Dir. Mead reports them retailing at
r. Wheeler sold 81 Of the Robbins Mix cattle, good 7.
cwt steers at 1sc or $50 each Also par OF n G%te
ers the past season in Dutchess County They were
pair of Ierefords, about half fat sold TOP Lowry Tor
$500 They weighed about $500 ID, gross 80
Valentine & Williams had 70 good OHIO cattle q cWt'
d. Waixei had IS very good 7s cwt Illinois steers,
brought from Hudson CITY, which ne SGI al and cSnec
coarse at &c., and so up 10 Vo Tor one
pair GO to the eT >,oo,s "a Illinois stcers o, p
cwt l7lc average, 20 make 50 ID TO the cwt 10 nor
gan Of Washington Market who thinks they VIII DC loc
when dressed Also 80 others ILLINOIS Seers o. % o"'
Eastman BRO for j. Paxton &C good Illinois steers Of
"a owt at II a9c; for themselves, also Illinois steers
n ewt, at nc, and q for A. n Monroe Lar L9 q
d. m. and were selling at l6t a lsc.
Holcomb sold Dutchess County oxen very me, OF
them fed by Van wyck and Johnson ewt, and sold at
9c The others would dress " cWt ana SOFA AZ lvtc'
Sherman 6swit sold II Duchess County oxen, at 80
Isle one pair fed by MOrehOuse Bros OF hlan to WI
Ham WoodcOck FOR s4l5, or ls!e 90. -
s. C. Sutton sold good WCstchester Co oxen NJ loc On
a G. iced sold Dutchess Co. steers, very good, cwt,
10 l.. II. Brown of Brooklyn, at l9c. -
c. II. Brown sold l6 Westehester CO. oxen ana Steers
III Myers sold IS Duchess and Columbia Co. oxen and
steers at lGl 0lsc., on 6d1li cwt - ,r
Pr Cary, for Z. Kemants, 81 Illinois ONO anu feh-
sylvana cattle mixed drove 60 OF the az I1G Oh
q cwt The others were whoesaled Dy MI n. ~ lotc
in tbe fresh cow trade though much advance can be
reported The advance beef helps sell the fat dry cows
and thus gives place for fresh ones Some few nave
cached s1o6 with one or two fancy sll5 but most
sales are sOa$O and 30 down to $SOGScO Tor common
VEAL CALvEs-Auivals continue light and stock
sells quickly at rather better hguIes We, & io ~
IA
i'c' THE SHEEP MARKET
reoeipts this week 2616g Prime sheep Gla7ic; com.
mon 10 fair 5a6Ic with about the receipts as last
Week but with cars Conmumpaw Is cars at hudson
about 5000 actually the market trade IS rather SLOW,
az Iast week some extra lots still running up to 9c while
the poorest 20 down to &C. Some Of the recent sales are
cars OHIO fine wool sheep IS ~ &C., cars coarse ONO,
a M &C. car fat state, 1903 n, Sc; 80 extra Columbia
south Dbwns 1874 b. 9c car ILL., stock, 30 10, Glc car
0'"'e' 70 ID Wv SALES OF SHEEP,
Rv Judd. Buckingham q MCPHERSON: ao7 sheep at
s2i17 ss 1885, sO5l So 49, $O6s 9C SS slgg3 10 2 49,
s o SSs ~ ss1s is5 5000 10 1856 s % S
200 1885, 49, s342 4 Us 1901 b zoo sies C sc o:
Ia 81 ia rs 90 siO7 40; 24S 2 o. l7e $500 81; oi
s2 81 1856 Si 52 172 1855 800 900 81 1873 90 $40 s2al GG
$3.50 es l65, sSs7 so 1872 $780, l0S, $1,000 Total 020'
Nv Biss Dimmick~iss sheep at 1928 49, 21O $3.50 so
' 20 n $3.50 49, s g. sC s lis 49, So SIS s S.
is2 S0I9 l0-tota 1885, value. $l5O2s a. average - ~
AT FoRTIETHsT. 49, -
By Hume & Ellott--61 sheep S72 $50, 1897 20; 49,
Si4 Of; los $672 80; 1866 tsl5 IS 49, 45l S5 49,
eSi4 AO 69 s109 As; $685. 692 90; ISL soS, 2S Sod,
sl2 81 1906 97 76 49, tsls So 42 81 800 20; iso 2 w
iI6 800 49, 1S4 o. 49, $s43 4O 1873 Sl69 81; SsI'
SlsJ e.: 800 5000 49, total 1900, S74o2 a. Average
Sc IL. Among them many heavy sheep such Us INC
l4e which weighed ll6 TO- aud brought nc . ~ a. nm
s. McGraw-195 sheep, t914 IS; 40 Sl,slO lO 20v
81 2l6 7O 2O 2s9 So 1913, AGA 172 Sl427 2O l6g
ss7 lO 400 CiS a. ioa $50 90 Total lo7 so77O cl
BY Jas Krby-5oS sheep, sS159 &c. 292 7o5 81 100,
500 So 49, 100 s9 49, s2l6; 1876, $3.50 H. Iota' i'''
$5,l6 6S. Average s. "a.