New-York tribune., 1869-06-22
THE MARKETS.
NEW-YoRK CATTLE MARKET

NATIONAL Drove larus..I,aLI 70 1B J5
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$:S:: S:ss:: 5;5 SS;i,';. + & s @ H
s;: s::; rs: : ;:5i e 81: Il; SIS T$ 3
:. PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY.
F1ss q1siy i1o" I
Ts saG Of onsTT S sSE thin i'm sSser' SS 6is and
Ts lsIsn general 81 GTs1 SSsrss a' oSs S: today
Extreme rsngs Of prices from 9n
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM-New.York. 81: oho.
ls7; Illinois, 5O8 Missouri 16s Texas 4O2 Kentucky. 2s
RFMIRKs-The above receipts Of 6s9 for the week do
not look large The discrepancy between the total and
the summing up the different markets for
from the fact that Cos head held over from last week.
really on the market and not included IN the totals
they had previously been reported This actually makes
1854 on sale during tho week. and better explains why
the market was dull to-day with 298 head Offering II
win be borne mind that the supply OF last week was in
excess OF the wants Of butchers, and now real
taste OF hot weather is driving portion Of Tie
TO the country while others continue TO relish str4s6er
in form turn 10 Long Island peas ana Jersey
lamb. The latter, by the way IS now strong compet
heavily giutted market beef loses OF ITS former
friends In view Of these depressing creumstances tho
though it disappointed owners Tho market was slow,
aud from appearance, after the morning trade at West
| there will be offered again at One-hundredthst on
wednesday. With fair show Of buyers at Commnni,
closed out but scarcely anything went above l5ic D.
Certain that fat cattle were sold IN quantity I5o aud
pretty decent steers at 149lIi he notes on ndyd
present when good native cattle cheap, the Texas
drOves hard 10 SELL even at low rates decline Of
| rather slow at Onehundredthst on "Wednesday last.
NTH TSag ia ana bs sa & were 0H in the comnnpax
| yards, beside some Offering at West End and One
| hundredth-st. -,, 49,, ,,,r,
| .. j. AT COMMUNIPAw.
Fitch sold 100 fat "A est Illinois Steers Tor Alexander
& Casse at iIai5ic-iew 16c. 90 for j. T. Alexander,
CIV W. %idric id for L. NJ Hunter, ii2 Illinois Steers,
co1ey q MCPHERSON. for Maxwell Berry, II fat
isr iihSl' at sae 9ce ~ and 100 or skies Nc
PhersoD Gl Owt, at 4t 9l5c. also car u cwt state
n Beach sold 55 ttIe thin u c1t Texans for C g
Briggs at 12ic and 2l fair ewt InoIs cattle ior u H.
'oY DHbey S sod fOarish ea cwt Illinois cattle for W.
S. 0Donne run out 81 Illinois steers c. cwt, at ias
W. eett Co. sold l6o good Illinois steers of 7iO rs
r. Bray. for j. T Alexander, who sent in 1855 cattle
during the week i95 ILLINOIS steers somewhat mixed 90
J. Church sold 81 ordinary s cwt Ohio cattle for c. q.
e. ". Me2Gahon for s. oDOnnel, % Illinois CATTLE q
o"@' a. ''iOi'''' AT WEST END
W. e. Dudley, for D. Post 81 pretty fair strong cwt
II Hard Hammond had 50 fat H. steers, which weighed
rising Buffalo, making them strong "a cwt here,
d. Barnes was at work upon 90 ILL., steers for Wood &
Miller & MorohoGse had i5O Of the Wood & Gillespie
cattle % 81 e sS I So cs Of Sus 81 eT at c % O'
Hurd Dimmick sold IS Illinois steers, ewt, az about
Dudley 4 HnrJ were Selling 65 Illinois steers, cwt,
| which they trying TO average at l5c.
favorable season for cows upon grass the mkmen get
enough to MI their without increasing their stock
into fou the s country as to visit the places where cows are
kept on sale here They seldom get up $50 for cow
finding enough for soaSS The entire range mas been
from SIS 10 sOo lot sold at One-hnndTedthst aYesg
ing the week prove Ia excess OF the wants OF buyers
depressed OF the cattle market INJURIES the sale Of
fresh cows by essemng ther apparent value as future
VEAL CALvEs.-with quite an increase in the supply
pretty good Many poor grsscalyes now coming TO
market, and will only bring 5Gjc 2 r. lille those raised
mon to fair milk calves win sell a! 9Sgse win good at
0Ql0CA, and extras at nc We note SnisS ol ~ caves y
az 6tc 50 cach Hnmo Elliott sold IS grass calves,
and i IL is OF Of 5i d. at 6is MeGraT Co. sold IS for s S
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-wih total Of 29,Sl2 FOR ths
week, and 400 fresh arrivals sale today in addition
| 10 a sn larger number which have been aecumuatna
and Gr ns2ny am6s USUALLY SSfh oSw cr @o,6es Il
possible to sell sheep even II offered very o SOW oas aS
when they have made anything Ike iree blSnaseS 1u9
the hot weather is compelling them 10 sell close. new
mutton was offering this afternoon az tne ra'e OI ~ 10
carcasses for $40, with s. bid LOT INC iUS t h@Ao
Smed some dSys. and was fast losing It's sweet
ness such state OF the dead meat markets DstShes
I -
seller Of sheep The COmmunpaw pens alone are bola,
ng about OF sheep. Some OF the teW tahsaCohs
of today are thin state sheep 10 D. AT 3c lysle
lambs IS H. 81 S7t each; Ohio sheep, 30 ~ otci
do IS h. lci car s. To- Ste @ S1o GI ~ 5 No. 'i M % ID
b 7c, with culls at Sass 3ia per mead Also % ~.
lambs SO B llc 81 OF 90 D. l0}cs lie Penn o. % py
owner at ssc and 800 Jersey lambs 5i ID at lle eAeep
are quoted at ihdGtei lambs, ~ cue
! TIE WEEKS SAILS.
AT COMNUNIPAW. -. 81.
Iy BELLS & PidCOck 6,I94 sheep, az an average o - %
per head; they varied from &C. TO 3c per ID Aiso 40
1I m Knse ~ HSSytr & Co.. ssi sheep averaging s. 9i or
6lc per 10 and 22l Jersey lambs at S. 81 per he"d or
l0Gl3ic. per 70. -
BY Hume & Elliott-2,O2S sheep, averaging - o. PCT
j. Kirby sold I,lOO sheep at $ 70 each
Al FORTIETHsr.
A. Van Vert for AsbuTy 4 Lerch, 1903 sheep. MeI'B
Ing sik each, at S. 70 per head anu I Guns ~ " "
McGraw & Reid sold s77 sheep at u 50 each, aud lI'
| lambs, averaging 81 % per head
AT HUDSON CITY. -,
by Judd Buckingham Il Cp.-2s69 sheep' a ~ ~
| each, and Sal lambs. averaging 50 81 per head -
changed but It Is anticipated thar the l2O cars OF to
or 1855 lead will cause weakness Dy t0ihOllos,
| There were rs cars at COmmunipaw and ~ cars o.
Fofliethst for tOdays trade. but nearly al Oh en ~
10 be siaighered before selling Dfesseu are WITH L
iSr live "a a02o with sales OF four cars -O@2A D' al
| at 9ic.
GRAIN. PROVISION, AND OTHER MARKETS.
| .. tNAIs'u1' isP''''N - MoNplY. Jrne q. 1853
ASHES-Pots rather quiet today b.; efei ate 'p''Ns'
| Of 10 bbls at 81 37lGS7 so Pearls s.,s -
CoTTON-Ths demand light and speeaAcf are eHesS
pretty freely giving rather At nominal tSse
decline pTe vented by favorable adTees from abroad sales n so
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