New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03

OH
WHERE THE CATTLE ARB FRoM.-IIlinois. 1905 Ken.
lucky $50 Texas lo7 Ohio, So Missouri 2'7 Now
REaAEKs Tor the four weeks ending to-day We have
total OF q sS7 bceycs or 1853 more than Tor tho cor
responding period last year. Prices averaged about lc
% more then than now There were about 100 fresh
cattle on sale today 2,3i3 OF thcm AZ Communpaw,
drove OF fa Texans Of his feeding Winter.
They were quite clyl In behavior fat weighing q owt,
them killed. and ascertain from personal inspection
whether the prejudice against good Texans Is well
farms it Is an object FOR him TO kno% precisely how
the feeling Is Iegardng tnein, thAt ne iut1Fo
II viii DO recoocod that Mr a. suffered heavily from
rious to know his theory Of the sickness It fully
responds with what we expressed as the most likely
cause viz The ticks upon the Texas stock falling TO tho
ground and breeding In six weeks 30 numerousy as TO
completely cover tho grass upon which the cattle ied
with minute insects. Taken into the stomach win te
food they proved poisonous Several ccuntances such
as changing the eedinggrounds at certain times pretty
coucluslyefy settled this point
But returning TO tho yards find too many medium
and tunsh cattle though not many really hard Texans,
such as filled the yards last There we're also few
really prime animals, so that 6c was phd, IN some IN
stances for the best though lje5!c secured fat stock
The other extreme was not great week. that
while We report decline Of 4aic n, does not fully
ppeSan of Inc ZOO cattle at Vest End were reserved
for the One-hundrcdth.st. market Of "Wednesday,
hold over FOR another day The game was pretty gen.
orally losing one s loT oHBeI TS iSiVSa
G. Woodruff sold 70 fair q cwt Illinois steers, for
Wood & Gillespie, at lidl5c. on % cwt
o. Z. g. Evans had 265 cattle on sae w: 81 fair ~
each or dl5c. ~ 60 Illinois cattle by j. Church, NJ
l5alGc a cwt being fat cattle and l2s Texans Of
good quality, strong q. cwt, mostly handled by Mr..
Evans himself and averaged 90 per head.
j. T. Alexander mad 15i cattle on the market during
tho week Todays offerings wero l91 really good Tex
ans q Gwt sold by ilcG ana Ae1ander at l5e u.s. Lr
and 2l5 by T. Bray at 1i015lc, on Cd Cwt
j. Dabey sold ordinary owt Missouri cattle for w.
Toley sons run out 2l5 fair to good G. cwt Illinois
steers at l3l also.
W FITCH. for Alexander & Cassell, 2lO good "a cwt
uHuOrs steers nc ilQlGc.
b. W. Gilett & Co were selling 50 only medium, strong
Ga cwt Illinois steers at gcant l4c average.
j. L. Beardsey sold 50 ordinary cwt Missouri cattle
d" b. 'Wesheimer for W. Snyder % Ohio steers Of cwt
r. Welsh had % state heiers and dry cows, ~ cwt,
selling at about lOc. = 70.
Miller Morehouse were working OF l65 pretty fair
cwt. III. steers for Wood Gillespie, at lie.
d. Barnes sold a car q cwt. Ohio cattle at l4c.
II. Hurd, for Geary Coz ~ ILL., steers ca cwt at 10
Bliss. Dlmmlck Co. ont 50 good u cwt H. steers
IIurd q Hammond had "a III. steers ordinary % cwt
sold at II 0l5c and were holding 80 fat strong cw H.
cattle AZ ljc., with very little prospect OF selling
MICH COWS.-Ihe weather and fly season
cause shunkage IN the How OF milk so that, To Keep up
the stipulated amount more COWS are required. IRIS
has led to more inquiry for fresh mixers aud good cows
have gone OF readily and at better rates We hear OF
mimen rarely 10 above s5O' Sales have been made
VEAL CALNIS-lNc bulh OF INC CalNeh tcIl 10
poor OF various sizes ana weights Jumped on at S5g
% per head. They known rs grass calves Judd
d Co. sold % such Hudson City for s. each 90 at 50 90
and 10 for 50 per head Kase Co sold % at 20 G2 at S.
AMI milk calves $50 N, at sc. n, or 81 per head
At FOrtyeghthst AlcCraw Reid averaged ;l2 Is Tor
l4l mixed calves
SHEEP AND LAMBS.--Arlvals Of 80 0J0 sheep arc the
largest the first week In December last Trade Is
in unsettled unsatisfactory state The competition
among buyers Of stock IN tile country In transit here
is such that higher prices paid than our market here
Warrants sellers have To charge than the whole
sale butchers afford 10 pay and do healthy bus
ness. Many OF them obliged To have long credits,
borrow checks dated ahead with which 10 pay for their
purchases This makes the sheen trade risky business
lie would be much better II IL could brought to
money than when they accept long credits There were
about 5000 sheep and lambs the market this morning
the arrivals Sunday and Monday, viz; IS cars
Forty.cighthst. and Hudson City, with cars NJ Com
munipaW, and at FOretlst. Prices OF sheep are
nearly unchanged, ranging from 4iaCtc. for ordinary
TO prime and 7c. for n very lew choice. Lambs arc
abundant and lower selling ut 7Ggc., with very
poor al and at gt. Most OF those coming
In are thin and hard 10 sell Some OF the transactions
OF to-day will give good idea OF the market, beginning
AZ where Hume Elliott sold 2O1 Penn.
syyana sheep So To- at 7c sos ONO, so TO- Gc % state 81
TO- 6sc 1853 Canada lambs, 6j55 10, at Sci 90 Of "a 10,
SIC; 40 OF 80 9c lG state, o. b 9c l22 Canada 81
n ole with $50 culls at 81 l20Si eHch j. Kirby sold
STATE sheen IA H. at 5lc IS Ohio 7Oa74 To- bc 143 OF IS
as2 ~ &C. and state, 90 D. &c Also 50 State lambs,
50 D. Sci IS Of 5OajG d. Sic ~ OF ~ h. &c. aud 81 Of 90
! h, Rt &c. - ,,,,,. r..
AT 5c lG of 80 II at &C. 20 lambs 52i b at &c. and 50
cus AT sQIaSl each At COmmuupaw, BELLS PidcOclI
sold 2g7 OHIO sleep ~ b. at 5bc 2l5 OF u 40 Co., III OF
50 n at Glc and IA Indiana lambs, 90 ~ az DC. Kase n
Co sold 2lO Ohio sheep, 81 ~, az &C., ana O0 state lambs
al a. yb each OF sc. %. Al Hudson City, Judd Co.
sold ay lois, among them AZ state sheep ~ o tLn AT