New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-24

trade Friday, but compared with this day week ana
ASA fresh beeves on sale to-day 1875 OF them az
Communipaw beside co head held from Friday In point point
OF quaty the range wide, from little state
and dry OF cwt at lOc 20 thin Texans at II &c.,
tar western steers at l3i dl4e; GOOD caVIe az ioU
and the pick from best drOves at l6c About
all the cattle offered for sale taken by b1tcheI pu
some lots were not put on sale at west Enu, TheIe
Observation-Disclosures Texan cattle plenty again, more
Offering than readily taken Some OF them were soia
at s57 90 EACH or scarcely lie per m Inc aTEet Wouu
have been better but for the OF last week some
butchers still having former purchases to XII WINE
there perfect gu Of sheep and determined EFFORTS 70
induce the people leave meats ana take 10 peaches
now so plenty and cheap ,. .,.
Some splendid drOves Of Kentucky grades were among
the $40 head on sale at observation-disclosures last Wednes
day. but nothing could be worked up to more than ltc
and OF those sold that price were on reduced
estimate of weights which really brought them nearer
l5ic 10 This in reality Is about me top iGaHy sS
SALES TO-DAY.
AT COMMUN1PAw
COney & Mcpherson sold O. Illinois cattle Tor AlaNWe
& Berry common, rough and very uneven steers heelS
and oxen 4GlO cwt l36l4lc; lO7 of j. T. AexanderS
McIhany, little 81 cwt steers at So 50 each and Il ILL
steers Of cwt. for same owner, at $50 ,,,.,.
cattle, fair Ga cwt. steers, at l4dl5.c. . 80,
p f. Cary for W. Snyder 35 pretty fair 7s973 cwt ONO
W. Fitch sold 100 good Illinois steers,for Alexander
Casse scant II cwt, at Hdl6c, and G5 Tor D. l. Alex
j. Dabey sold Ioj thin Texans of cwt for S. W Aer
ton, at 2c, and 46 Illinois steers for p Wycko 'sd's
cwt., at 10 alec, being prime steers. - 49,,
s. ODOnnel averaged his car load of e. cwt H. cattle
at little than l2c
W. L. Dudley, J. T. Alexander Co., so ILL., steers
Church & Evans. for o. p. C. Evans. a g cwt Ill
steers at $50, and l26 Texans, for Fowler Earle %
cwt.. at l3c.
T. Bray sold 235 fair g cwt Ill steers, for j. T. Aexan-
der 4 Co. at lSs al5tc on g cwt,
IT, westheimer sold OI good cwt. Illinois steers for
Haple Rawlng at l5c. and 81 ONO and LIMOS calte'
bought of II. Hoyt g cwt., at l44 Gl5c
d. Barnes sold his 90 Indiana and Illinois cattle az IJsc
Hurd Co.. for J. Geary % Illinois steors-Gi Of them
at lac on q cwt and 80 fat cattle cWt' at lo@o1c'
Bliss Dmmck had car of good cwt Illinois steers
for which only l5c; was offered 49,. .,,.-..., la,
r. Welch selling his "a little state helfers ana dTy
Mich COws-save under peculiar circumstances
where good is sold TO gentleman al say $50 or 500
without the oahe paying as much for the COW alone a.
$5 the price of good COW and cali is about WIN
inferior at S5OGS65 and extra at SO The trade is MODE
VEAL CALyEs-These take the wide range Of Ial1c.
10 There is overstock OF grass calves, and AFTER
keeping them day after day. feeding with hay HOUR %c
some Of them have TO be sold very low Even pretty
good calves are generally selling az SGlOc We nOe some
of $40 each sold at sc. Grass and butermk calves are
quoable at sac, with grasses by the head az NGS2
each Kase Co. sold % head at $40 and culls at "
each Bliss DmmIck sold 10 AT - So and were holding
others for so So Judd Buckingham Co sold 100 at
$40, and 1913 which averaged $40 05 each McGraw q Co
sold IL milk calves Of 200 at 93c and prime Vea Oh
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Country people will seek some
explanation for the low turns of sheep or for what
report almost total stOppage IN the trade
Several combine thus depress the market such
supply Of fruit but more than all the great losses sus
taned by wholesale butchers during the heated term OF
selling at about the price per h. in the morning
that they cost alive, were then offered at 81 each and
those which went to oa dock With these reeollec
TONS wonder that butchers nnot be induced 10
take hold to-day and clear out the 1913 head In the pens
We noticed lot OF good fnewoOl sheep offered at &c
b. or at 50 per car load less than cost at the West WIN
expenses added. We call the decline about t. for
the week, quoting sheep at 4G6c., with lew
exceptions, and lambs at 6a7tc;, and &c. Tor
oil mum thar nf
quotations fail to convey the reSl state OF the mar
ket The trouble is common stock can scarcely be oda
all One lot OF not very small but poor Pennsylvania
lambs have been holding days for 81 80 per mead
with 81 as the best offer Less than half the quantity ON
sale to-day has gone to butchers. Now Is FIRST rate
time for farmers 10 take some OF the surplus stock
from our markets They would have found
and very few were sold there to-day The arrivals at
Forty eighths were stll heavier 6nt more were selling
10 SCI ca of about same weight; 5ic; % state IS ~ Co.
Ohio 100 No. 6c &c Canada lambs, 60 d. 7c 90 OF same
weight at &C.; 1853 state, CO 70, 7ac
J. Kirby sold 80 state sheep Is n, al ci 43 OF sla9o
70 at 55c Indiana, 95alOO d. at bdGlc; aud - Can
ada l65 b. at Gle Also Canada lambs, % 70, al Gic
ll9 State aud Canada 5q 10 6.c lS7 OF j6d59 n at 'c
McGrath Co sold 81 state sheep 70 70, IBc; l5s Of
74G77 10 at 81 aAtc and l5l OF 50 70 at y3c; ..--.
Very many sheep selling by the head at s. 2ja s.
'''"' THE WEEKS SALES.
BY Bells Pidcock 5g6l sheep, average Of s. %
per head; they varied from &C. to 6lc per D. 49,,
BY Kasc, Hauver u Co., 776 lambs at - 50 per head
and 1850 sheep at s. 81 each.
AT FORTY EtGHTHSr.
BY Hume and Elliott, co.'s sheep and lambs at 81 40
each.
j Kirby sold 52l4 sheep and lambs, at a q each
McGraw Il Reid sold 2222 sheppard lambs at % - each
AT HUDSON CITY
BY Judd buckingham & Co.-3349 sheep and lambs, at
q % each.
Kase Hauver & Co. sold 7gl sheep at 50 10 per head
and .12G lambs at s. 20 each.
FORTIETH-ST
BY A. Van Vert, for Asbury Lerch-2S~a surep, at
81 % per head. $500,
sWiNE-A decline in gold, with weaker feeling abroad
In lard and bacon lead the belief that hogs must 80
lower They barely bring l2lc., dressed when sold
alive Q3alOic Arrivals Tor the week. CeZ OF which %
cars came In yesterday and to-day.