New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-29

very unpopular the more so since no cause exists max
ing ueedful for inspection Of live stock, so far as
SALES TO-DAY.
AT COMMUNIPAw.
r. w Shields had 80 medium flesh, strong 6l cwt
Illinois steers sold at 1H Gl5c.
Coney Mcpherson Tor L. smms. $50 Illinois steers,
scaut cwt at l5dl6c 50 for A. L. house, fair flesh q
cwt at 1i016c; O. for Wyatt Rouse good drove with
the best 6tc g cwt Texans for Heath at 131o
and GO Kentucky cattle for d. c. COney ca cWt and Of
G. W. McMaian run out 1906 Illinois steers bought at
Pittsburgh. q cwt, and averaged plump, 4c. 49,
al5c.
j. T. Alexander sent his usual batch OF $40 Illinois
steers Ftcn sold rs head extra fine. scant cwt, at
lGG otc 80 head cwt, pretty good at l5Gl6c and 10
Beach and Bray sold S1s OF the Alexander cattle, CO
CWt., at lib 9lGc.
W. Snyder had 81 Ohio steers Weighing 1893 at home
and sold here at l4saI5c "a cw by r. j. Con and 80
by T. T. Cary 1888 10, gross home weight, called cwt.
here ut l59l5ic They fat cattle fed by T. Worth
b. W. Gllejt & CO. sold 80 Ohio steers for Klemens 81
Mann eVt at about l5c or q head for SlO1 each, NJ
Si08 and ut S165 per head
G @ Briggs run us fair Ohio steers at l5c. on ca
Dalbey, for W. Kelley Sc Illinois steers common 81
cwt, at lac and 80 FOR A Judy ewt.. 14Gl5c
~ DAVIS had car Of g cwt Indiana steers sold by
B. westhemer for s. oDonne 80 Missouri cattle, u
p KIemans for himself and Truman, &C Illinois steers,
II ewt, at Hdl5c
Dudley & Woodruff for Wood & Gillespie 1873 fair but
coarslsh 81 Cwr ILL., steers at l4Gl5c '
j. H. Williams sold ia ILL., steers, about cwt average,
Miller 4 Morehouse for Wood Gillespie, III III.
nurd. Tor NJ b. Doty, IS III steers, Cd cwt at I5c.
d. Barnes had - for NJ b. DOty 81 cwt Ill steers sold
Mich Cows.-very little can be said of these, other
than that they are scarcely selling at all They have
past. Still afew good pushed off by drumming
up customers at SSOaSs5 each .--. - -'.-.-'- -.
VEAL CALVES are rather lower, while those coming
from grass and buttermk not only much lower but
very difficult TO sell Fatmik calves vary from 92c l0c
a., n.
Of the receipts are grass calves Of winch sold at the
following prices A head at 81 90 EACH and 40 at 81
about Sc q N. McGraw Co. report sales of 5s calves,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts for the week, 29,625
head making $4,000 during three weeks, or 26OO more
than Tor ne corresponding period last year ms
ting the mutton on the hooks before II
can be sold, tell Why the pens are filed
ceived yesterday aud to-day, besides 1000 held from
saturday AT noon, to-day, nearly $500 sheep were IN
the Coinmunpaw pens alone, with no one wanting then
Now fine time for farmers to come forward ana buy
Tor stores Prime fine wool sheep OF s5G9O ID, VIII sun
sell for o. gGtc this kind being scarce, while there are Jar
6e and others OF I0G72 10 which are sold by tue head ~
$2as3 each, or 3Ba4c Lambs are worth 7iGloic vary
ing greatly In quality The highest priced ones sell best
Canada stock Dealers are still making money the
sheep n 10, 80 per head car 50 b. $50; lot PenusJ
wanna sheep, 81 n. sac; car, % d. &C.. s6 head Ken
at - 5Oa$ each Also ~ State lambs at s. 70; 453 Of
5i 10 at l0lc 90 of So TO- 0lc 100 Kentucky G34 ID, lOc
THE WEEKS SALES.
AT COAiAfUNIPAW.
BY Bells Pidcock 5,gl sheep, at an average Of 81 y
head they varied from &c 20 6Ic per 10 Also 800
lambs at iOt ollie per 10, or IS % EACH
BY Kase Hauver Co, 235 sheen averaging 50 81, or
So per 10 aud 1856 Jersey lambs at s. So head or
"A Gl2c. per 10.
At FORTY EIGHTHST.
BY Hume & Ellott-3,755 sheep, averaging S. GO per
head ....
]. Kirby sold sos sheep at "a 80 each.
AT FORTIETHsT
A, Van Vert, for Asbury Lerch, 1871 sheep averag
ing Isl each 81 6 per head, and 1856 culs at g. %
each.
McGraw & Reid sold 100 sheep at So 10 each, and 252
lambs, averaging 81 % per head.
HUDSON CITY.
BY Judd, Buckingham 4 CO.-1Jl5 sheep, at 81 CO
each, aud 5l4 lambs, averaging 81 90 per head,
kase Hauyer Co. sold III sleep 1T &C. 70, and 203
State lambs at 81 II per head
SWINEReccpts 3O.524 for the week the largest Of
the season seventyth cars, or 1893 head arrived
tOdaYs trade bat all being slaughtered and then cold
&C. = 10. There is little weakness perceptlDe.