New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-13

On Wednesday fastl A fresh and 200 stale cattle
BOLD at Onehundredtlst in strong, active market. in
which the best bHllocks brought lGc drove OF los line
q cWt Kentucky steers, Averaging IGc Ihete were
about 1880 head sale the following Friday aud weak
ness was perceptible Quite number OF the remnants
OF dIoyes had to be carried which is one cause Of
SALES TO-DAY
| AT CoMMUNIPAw.
Coney Mcpherson sold no fewer than 4l9 eate, VIZ
18 o ther own q cwt, and good Ohio steers AT 100
l29 for Maxwell Berry fair cvt Illinois cattle, at l59
l6c l35 for Bel Norris, also Illinois common, mixed
5eg owt. cattle at III l6c 81 Ohio steers OF lcw for
Rosette at l5c and 40 State cattle OF and cwt Tor
T. j. T. Alexander sent in go Illinois cattle, making LIS
for the week, thus maintaining his reputation as the
heaviest shipper They were somewhat Uniform class
WIN nothing extra averaging about g cwt ana hah9d
j. Church, who sold them at iisiGc mostly Hi9i5ic.
j. Lindsey brought in % head Of the best grades on sale
as lot weighing strong 9 owt They were fed by n
prime beef b. Westheimcr sold them OF an average OF
&c. He also sold 80 good Ohio steers for W. snyder at 10
G. W widch had 81 little, poor Indiana hOppers, of a
J. Church, Crabtree. Ohio cattle OF 6l cw at
j. Daley. for j. B. Hunter 90 fair CO cwt. Illinois
W Fitch Tor Alexander & Cassen III Illinois steers.
cwt a II Gc and "a for j. b. Hunter at l40l6c on q
cwt
c. Tofy Sons had 1877 good Texan long horns Gi cwt,
At WEST END
g G. Woodruff had ld6 fine cwt Illinois cattle selling
Wood Gillespie run in 800 bceves one lot of Ken
ns by Miller Moc6oHse at is sGc; s. similar Ken.
lucky steers by H. lurd price; Illinois cattle
of cw Hurd, l5s &c., and 81 By ID. Barnes q
T. Hurd sold car of Illinois steers. q cwt.. at l5c.
d. Barnes, for himself Il small Ohio steers, "a cwt OF
MICH Cows-There are very few of these to talk
about this week hut the 90 sent here for sale suffice for
all wants ana the market does not improve in the least
Few sales made outside OF SCJaSS5 most Of those on
the market being OF ordinary or medium qualify
VEAL CALViS-Tbe numbers sent In for sale are still
quite large but fine fat milk calves are not plenty he
each We of "a State calves sold at -, and
$40 cach with milk calves Of $50 n at l0c ana OT
2O7 al lie McGIaw Co. sold ia at fOrlet-st our
ing the week, which averaged 81 50 each, while kas,
Haurcr Co sold 81 grass calves at hudson Cly AT ~
per head Fat veas have brought He ana even l2c III
Washington market to-day.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-With total Of 27.968 or 100
more tau last week. the sheep trade Is sticky more Than
1900 OF tie $3.50 Ou sale this morning running over among
the receipts OF tomorrow. stu, tt sheep and Jt lambs
are selling readily. Thin stock Is wanted and
OF the lots viii only bring tlfOaS2 oach with the danger
OF confscaton staring the owners or sellers IN the lace
The OF these poor lots generally prefer not beng
seen here with their locks such stock mot tit TO hui
the surrounding country for feeding The ton
dency OF tho market Is downward save on fat stock
cars arrived today Bells & PIdcocg sold small lot
OF poor rs ONO sheen at 4sc; SO OF 6sJ 10. 5lc
IN OF 81 H. 40 Gc aud 100 TAT Ind succp b. al 7c At
Hudson CITY s.. car, arrived Tor to-day safe, OF when
Judd d Co. sold Oniu 20 DO 40 5a5ic.; ear q b. at
&C.; car sheep ana lambs poor NcUlork state, at 81 .
each; Jl2 state lambs, Of so D. ~ nc ha'c lduycr
Co sold 2ol state sheep poor at s. 50 cac4i 81 lambs. 80
h. al s. 80 ana 2gj Penn lambs, p 70, at loic At Forty
cghtl-st the arrivals today were 3,lgl nim
sales by Hume Elliott, l53 Indiana euls at g tg4s5
each no oi go,5 at c.otlC; % Canada Of no ID ~
6lc 50 Of III ar &C. Also lot OF l3 state lHmns
lO5c. and 23 CIuadas sc 40 loc; also 6 state, 90 10
az lie }. Kirby sold some - 70 ONO sheep al 4ggi
ana IS state, gJa9i p a. Cc.; also 90 state Lambs Il
ID al yc: 40 Ul t 1 llg., and 30 Of % al he
THE WEEKS SAILS.
AT CONNuNIFAW.
BY Bells Pdcock' ao-' snecp' AT an average OF - o5
per head: they varied 8tD ttC per %. Also oOi
lambs at lOi al.c. per %, ore 6s each.
By Kasc, Hauyor 81 Co, 1853 sheep averaging - e5
aud ,gJ2 Jersey lamb. at 56 s5 Der head.
Al FuEIl-EIGuIIi-sT
J. Kirby sold $3.50 sbesp and lambs at 50 o. each
A IbITILIt--T
A. Van Vert, for Asbury q Lcrch, JB sheep, ayerag
Iug s. 90 per bead.
McGraw Rcd sold COZ sheep and lambs at s. 10 each.
AZ D-uN CITY.
By Judd. Buckingham 81 tu.-lIj sheep, at 81 CO!
each, and 80 lambs 40 So 90 per head.
Ras, Hauygr Co. sold iJa sheep and lambs at 81 %
sWINE-Eoce.ptso a. 1880 or the week are very Hight,
aud il %. 'uug" desired 10 prices az dressed cOG.l Doc
run up above 100. That however fr price, when lh
have amy 90 s. tholsE tur trade would gladly pay Use.
To corner LO-- U4r. H .utlu tle thCalu interest, tS
they supposed Il g,l f- ,auu Had f.r ihe mint
oi their puicua.t t ,.At 'IN 'l lN' I'au N"' ''",
accumulated 90 Chicago, uui owners "uuih NOT accept
tLcTatt- Gao any extent. hence our Ieht receipts. AZ
outsider ignorant 81 tgc combination went "a aud
purchased. DrY Geo Dad G- stock u7iltc here, ta'e 10
for tnr -aur rhouss had been secured hy the ring.
What The result viii De- We shall chronicle Hs event.
against buyius uu-a BOZ Chicago aud scuding th'n Arrn
f3f sale as thing. Inc following notice s posted
at the Union stock Yards. nenT chicago.
Wtst Tie Ber-is 81 Hstt o. Na ad Jsr.s Cu lir'
Ts,se1 tarrs Go oh ur'rl- o. tslu D. lt
d t.-;..rs r upi,s,ssi r-arsi 5as sasr
No.-'y Dol. t, , H., ,, i y. 49,, sorrh.,. '''''
This s signed uy twelve Eastern rhipptf ana the re-
sut viii De- that 40 more 8y"a WIN pS "t c'lN' 10 llH
market Some recently received were sohI INTO Inc