New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-20

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PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY.
kI,ta Osalo'''''.'''' O.
Medium OF good quality
TIA. ordin.Iy this sIcs Oxen and CoT'....ili65i
ne general tS today estimated ;iias
6Itrene range OF prices ole
wHsRE THs CATTLE ARE FRoM"IIjino,s oITi Texas
s2S Kentucky $50 Ohio $685. Missouri, asa Indiana. 2lS
REMGRKs-The heavy supply OF nearly 5000 cattle, fol-
loving $500 last week. and $500 the previous week Is
enough to break down the market and y has done y e
showed general dizziness and downward tendency In
prices and the 6 fresh and $50 stale cattle prove
fully 800 above the wants of buyers when offered
stock gale below the rates OF this day week There were
ton to $50 held from Friday to the disadvantage
ers. At West End 667 head SALE not including
quality Of the stock was scarcely medium, portion of
the Texans being very common. selling at lO92c 10.
the largest supply OF cattle this week. hence the inferior
quality. The market quite variable. owners In their
some days them well down soas to be sure
OF sale In one Instance lot OF western steers was
day last In other cases where sellers had both good
line OF cattle and good class OF customers whom they
held closely, not allowing them TO wander about in
search OF something cheaper they run OIL their good cat
day. There was much less uniformity than usual in
prices We noticed some really good steers put upon the
scale IN the ans " lac PE No. @ ebeHpc
though he paid l5c., for something only
chaser Who usually selects the hest stock paid Ice
his pick Of 20 out Of of the finest droves and went
upOn the scales 60 per cwt but admitted they would
make more than that We consider l6ic the top OF the
market, while the average was 9eow l4Sc'
AT CoMMUNIPAw.
Coney & Mcpherson sold 7S3 head which kept them
sales First were 200 pretty good cwt Kentucky grades
for Bell Norris at l4al5ic "a thrifty little state steers
the farm, at f55 each for Van yaken6urgh; 9S tne
Illinois steers Of 74o ~ for o. sEile, at III to
l6c on the scales co TO the 100 live weight lO7 for
Wood Sims ew at tdSc the owner ,6 iad di them
Tor MaIEs B9 Gr %eW s2Ha q S cw no
steers at 4el5sc and ls2 fat "A cwt Illinois cattle, for
A. l.. Rouse, at l43 aloe m, -
plotting 299 for the week Those sale to-day were by
W. Fitch 50 good g cwt Illinois cattle at l5c, and 1875
Beach 400 fair to prime 6i cwt Illinois cattle at Ia6c
lac by I. Bray fair g owt at l4Gl6Ac, ana ~ by j.
ToGey Sons run out 50 pretty fair II cwt. Illinois
their account at l3 e5tc and 70 for A L.
W. Fitch sold 1876 good ~ cwt Illinois steers for Alex
ander Cassel at l4Sl5ic, and IS for s. Camp C cwt'
Cary run out g pretty good cwt Illinois steers
B. W. Giilett Co sold s. decent q cwt Missouri steers
C. @ Briggs was at work upon CO fair G. cwt Ohio cat
j. Dalbey for Kelley car "a cwt roughish Illinois
steers at ac and 100 for A. Judy some OF last Fridays
s. oDOnne sold 28 fair "a cwt Indiana steers at 1ic
AT wEsT END.
Dudley Post for themselves, 81 cOarslsh cwt. I'll.
good CherOkees, fed IN lnnOs u CWt,
owt.
and with Hurd Boughton eS ILL., cattle OF IT cwt at
Hurd for Bliss Dlmmick. 70 fat scant "a cwt Ill.
Hard Hammond had nice drove OF 60 KY. grades
and years old, prime 7laS cwt Tor when they were
b. Barnes sold s. III. cattle Of q cwt. at sole
Miller MorehOuse for j. Side, 81 tidy Ohio steers OF
7. cWt at iGSo and Ind. cattle for Wood Gillespie,
az lS0l4o on ewt' being common green steers; -,
Il. Hurd. for Wood Gillespie 70 ordinary u cWt III
Mich Cows-DeAiers call the trade in these very
in assertion Those sold have varied from $40 for
poor old COWS TO soS for something ezra Whe su
being ordinary cows are hard 70 dispose o. Hood COWS
VEAL CALvEs.-If any change can be reported It is
an easier feeling, or downward inclination IN sympathy
day. while McGraw. at FOrethst., reports - for the
week at s1I IS average AZ Hudson CITY Judd Co sod
OF 81 grass calves at % head and another car at
$40. Kase Co sold 70 grass calves about 100 Ds at
$40 each or l29 for the week averaging ~ 80 each Coca
SHEEP AND LAMBs-With a little increase In tho
7i7g on the market to-day, quote prices unchanged
for common and medium sheep and lambs. while prime
several lots OF 90 selling Good fair sheep
worth 6aeici common, 4Giio car load which
spector, quite thin in hesh but healthy was ordered not
TO be sold save to go INTO the country IL 10 q4oeonaDo
selling at S9llcfew prime at lac Fat lambs are scarce
anu ibe Semapd sales today at Communipaw by
Bes Pdcock 2l7 Ohio sheep, Common at s. each 81
S.c o. Kass Co sold els Ohio Sheep 50 d. Common al &c.
AT Hudson City judd Buckingham. Co. sold car Pa
sheep and Lambs at % Si each Ohio, a ID at 5lc
car 70 ~ 4lc cars, SO n, roughsh at &C.; car New
Jersey Lambs IS 10 lO4c and u State Lambs, "a ~ at
TfaIitc At forty-eghth-st Hume Elliott sold several
lots OF Culls S39$i each car Ohio Sheep Is D. Gic
u cars sGi N, 6lc and car so d. &c; also ~ state
sheep 7i b. Cic 80 ofS3 h. cc and 1853 OF sc t1e and
II anadas with a. OF AT 1c and OF Lambs
81 Canada Of 81 b. at 9c q Of "a d. lOc ~ OF 6Oi H. at
lO 6lO3ci III State do 68 D. l0sc Is Of o. ~ ic 50 OF
I7s state lambs 4sa52 ~ at SCI 2O2 OF 50 d. at &c. and
sheep " u, at &C. AT Fortleth-st, McGraw Il Co. sold
% culls at 67t eaeh d at ~ ana rousn SneeP ~ ID
a' "' THE WEEKS SALES.
AT C0MMUEiPAw
Nv Bels PidcOck 1855 sheep at an average OF 50 81
per head; they varied from &C. To &C. per 10 Also 10
lambs at anic per d. or - c. eaGh: Chew ,os o, a.
by Kase, Hanyer d Co., l,lJ7 jersey lambs at - "a
per head - mourn, or
BY Hume and Elliott, 4,S4o sheep and lambs at - 30
j. Kirby sold a.37o sheep and lambs at q 40 each.
AT FoRTIEIHsE -, -
A. Van Vert for Asbury Lorch, 1920 sheep ayerag'
ing 76t n at 81 81 per head . .,.o,--,
McGraw Reid sold l983 sheep ana laDs at - le"eI
AT HUDSON CITY
BY Judd, Buckingham Co.-267O sheep at 70 %
Kase, Hanver a Co sold S32 sheep and lambs ct " 40
per head. and 600 state lambs at % % each ,,. o.,
BY Bliss DimmIck6OO sheep ana lambs al 49oc' iOr
the sheep and lOc. y n for the lambs. ,
SWINE-Recepts Q01i3, or 1900 more than last week;
This b owing TO the fact the slaughterers here could
not control the market and went in with others 10 Pu
chase at Chicago. The LtUeSoek Reporter puDsheu ~
The Union Yards thus aludes 10 the Eastern buyers:
The hog market opens this week under much more IA
vorabe circumstances than 1t did last Instead OF the
mems being half ed with stale hogs statesmen have been
1able no clear them out and without making the arDi
frorv concessions which demanded we are IuIher
informed that combination formed among the East
ar,' sbinners 10 control prices has dissolved and
mat hereafter each OF these gentlemen WIN D1y hOgs
in such form and manner as ne inay Do % IN th
market as there Is a natural perVefsy among nOsot
men that generally enables them W n"'o 'H0i wy