New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-23

Sorts and quito number OF snS 'C on the iCales
Sas goo1 rWt while few viii probably prove more
~hSn accurately weighed. Very rev s'ase nf hard
On sale. hence ~ SS sometimes found in the Yards
wholesale buyers got lots OF ng Maid iS1ec for the
@ 20 ,Ser fair to good cattle. The weather was
opposed to lively trade 1So ana iTcno S free par
meat. Of live stock, except at moderate prices
There 1909 cattle on sag az on1I rcbssHs at to-
800 nrtres A few pairs for Washlngtons blrtnday,
srsugbt isc with very superior par known az no
~, we're fed one OF them one and the other two years
N Dutchoss County, NewYork by Holman; re tam
W. H. Drew, esq, Putnam County for ,ri H,@GU;
them up $500 i've weight Mr. I RTSw .u s0 Cf
M 500 or not far from 2Oc y 70. They were called ne
best cattle taken pair ever seen IN TINS MARKET cat
IAlor also bought several other very nne mgn Mr.
tie, paying toOfor one pair at the nome Oh 'i'
Il IL intended to increase the Fridays market az the
SsiIana Yards On wednesday Of the stock S
going to Hudson City, centerng at tn sS an that are
wanted and butchers Of organizing Of one
for any OF their number VINO s nnrehased in tho
country or in transit here. ,uonv
At COMMUNIPAw. .,,-,
Co,o, T. Mcpherson for Wood Gillespie, 81 lalr -
owt III steers at 4Gi6e 4O ior MaSx Berry fair
"a Swt iii seer at MSiesc on cwt and 90 for Skes
Co. ewt &C. 9S sTt at 9aG sCp 1l'O "
O. c. Tofy out Y fat u ST Ia ~ s deeeSt AZ little Ohio
,ts Of ut l4e; and 50 from same state for l. H.
Compbell at lidl5tc. on 8 and oWt -. q, or,t az
w. L. Dudley sold 70 Illinois steers oi S'""' ~
Woodruff. for H. Beckett, 70 Illinois steers fair
flesh at glssS on % Cor FOR Wood Gillespie IS Illinois
Of cwt at l4al5c and ~ OF c"t 1aI al le@
Church. for Bisse Reynolds 100 Illinois steers OF
S"t a. RTes for themselves so H. steers OF q cwt,
at .Ssc and 90 for W. b. DOty, 81 cwt at same prices
Colwe Co, for Cartright Head 80 e0SIse anu
Hammond had a car load Ohio cattle, mostly com
non steers Of 81 cw sold at l4e with pair Oh rough
BesS en- BRAY, for j. T. Alexander 90 Cherokees de-
cent 81 ew at abGqt 49, 81 g0Ed exaNSer Casse
S,ewt ill., steers at 15dl6c, with few OF the pest at
lie also with Briggs, A good II cw Ohio steers OF q
W. Fitch for j. T. Alexander 1A Illinois steers Of si
scen = WHstbsImer Der W. Snyder Ohio steers u
oNt air 70 good at 4a7e; West Virginia cattle Tor
Sonm %ao TSuf Eat Sew cT cattle at SSi7C
g. d. Alexander ran out ia good ana "a SNI liino1 ~
steers at al7c; the latter price for sinah "
W9rich Beardsey sold IT fair "a cwt Illinois steers
nue top at Il dl7c with l7sc. for few -, OIL, ,.,
Hughes ANA Eisner, for W. Jones, 81 mixed Ono ca''c
thin cwt., at l2dl4sc -, ,,o,orAer A. Cassell,s G,
@. w Mcmahon sold "a OF Alexander Z" N"'''h 0 VI
eYt Illinois steers, at l6Gl6so. -. O,,
p r Cary for c. Bradley, "a common 6tdot cWt, ONO
AZ
OIo W SieslS for Fox Co.. 80 West Virginia CATTLE
Mich ~ CoWs-While more good cows are called for
and the demand not supplied, there surplus OF con
brought from Ohio, scarcely paying cost ana OK
penses Buyers would only offer $50 each for several OF
Them while the best sold for SIS, and another for t5
very fine wear old state heler brought $50 TO dealer
who then held her for $780, The best OF the week
was sold for $780, with the understanding hat she was 10
give 40 quarts of milk per day, on full feed. =.
VEAL CAlvES-There is little falling on in receipts,
mon
some of the best are ingiug 1870 d. An improve.
Inent mutton rather helps the calf trade Most OF
tbe sales are from ~ $780, with common at 1Odlo ana
hobs" by head, at $d EACH Dressed are seng
rapidly at2d5e for common TO medium, andlC dlSc Tor
sHEEP~Arrvals of 3oIso are 900 more than were re-
oeved last week There were cars or sl76 head in the
mems this morning Wis., IS each at COmmunipaw and
Fortieth-st and cars at Hudson CITY, With good de-
rather stronger figures most OF these were SOLD
OF before night at 5sd6ic. for thin to medium,
and ,7asic FOR good to extra, The sheep as,e
trade does not leave Hudson CITY for the present SAFES
SIN, 7c; Car do 70 70, 6ici cars do, 90 10. hne WOOL
me So Sg w T0S e SS &C.,
&C.; car do, 9e 70, 7tc and 20 head o., 20 ID; &C. At
do 81 n sIc y ear MSn Or and S car State
100; Mich, 81 10 74c car do % fb 69ci with lSs
ssd STATE I 80 20 Of SIP q al Ste a OF IS ~ at c
Van Vert sold state, n n, at 63ci and car 81 10,
at to.
AT FORTIETH-sT.
BY ]. Kirby-223O head at s. 30 each
BY McGraw 4 Red-1,52l head at - 81 each
BY A Van Vert, for Asbury d Lereh-l,12 head al
q 96 each.
AT HUDSON CITY.
By Judd Buckingham & Co.-SGO3 sheep averaging
GS6.
At CONMUNIPAw.
By Relis q PidcOck-65s3 head, averaging IS 80 each
They varied from 81 20 Sc y 70, live weight. Among
them us Ohio sheep Of 9ls o. sold at 4c TO- for
X. f. Bum
BY Is. W. Gillett e. Col $50 head at 81 10 each
sWINE-Receipts, 1905, about 900 more than last
week The depressed feeling continues, or rather IN
creases helped along by those who have lost confidence
n the extreme prices ard want 20 get out as bes
they can Scarcely anything is selling alive and l0a GIG
high as they will bear quoting. with city dressed
at iii9l4ic and Western do. at l34glSic Arrivals OF
Western dressed for the week 1000 which Is great fall
ing Off They scarcely be Sold even at the depressed
prices.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-Feb r.
Beef Cattle dull; prices favor Of buyers sales OF 800 het
9al0l for EIA Pennyans and Western steers; ease Tor s
eood DO 81 ale. for sheep 10 fair demand Al ul
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