New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-10

1000 steers and l0o0 mixed cattle, which are expected
TO be Wintered here There are at least mead no"
en- route TO the Kansas market
Few good drOVes OF native cattle we're on sale to-day
aud with very fair demand all were taken the best
and extra eher-weTe sold at &c., WIN h 20 goO0
s s0ST II the Florida droVe wbh we're really not
buyers at West End, and possloy some OF Ine
stock sale there may 20 TO Onehundrelth,st tOih0
row Prom what we can learn Of st0ck-feedng at the
West, 1t would seem that really fat cattle are
good supply, and likely to be plenty in this market
The weehawken Yards are fast approaching eC od
that the West End Yards viii probably be closed IN
"''A - WV SALES TO-DAY.
AT COMMUSIPAw. 80
Ut Alexander had leo really fat Texans on SAFE catte
Wiutered upOn his there are more quite as BOO
20 COME cwt sold by w. Fitch, at l4dl5c Also soy
good Illinois steers y cwt, sold by Beach Bray al II
j. Church, for p wyckof Ill decent Texans, st ewt,
&c., and 10 Illinois steers for W. Poor cwt AZ PAY
b. a IT, Westhelmer bought "a pretty good ~ cWt. III
w Poor the yards for oo each ana retaeu
them at l69lSe They also sold l2S common CIV" steers
for NJ. Ullman cwt, and good, at l5c; ,,,, 90. IN
steers Of G. cwt at about 500 each ~ aI5i 22 quite
common. scant ewt Mo- steers for kemans 20, at
is8I4lc H. for L. Sims 70 Of them strong
q owt at S9s and IS fat cattle u cwt, at l6dl6c
g. Fritz had 50 good KY steers 20 OF the pest "a ewt
selling at &c., 20 others at lbc OH eWt ana ~ OF e"I
p f. Cary for W. Snyder rs Ohio steers 1G Of them el
Swt at c Il very rye good ID i s eT at 0 ana % mixed
b. W. Gett Co sold "a H. steers u cwt, at he. 50
ca and % KY steers good 81 cwt at l5c
o. e. Evans had l79 cattle SALE 125 OF them fed by
Fowler Earle IN Benton Co, Ind very fair cattle q
Texans Ct ewt, at sss each j. Church assisted in the
J. Dabey for n. Morris 7S ordinary 50 cwt H. steers
W. Fitch, for Alexander Cassell BOG fat ILL., steers,
TQ7l cwt., and nice smooth cattle at l50l6e
MICH COWS-The improved demand for mich cows
OF good quality still continues, but dealers and country
owners take the occasion as good time 70 sell on pco
stock, thus filling the market with undesirable animals
they can be disposed of at some price whereas il
next to impossible TO sell them afew weeksago STILL they
is5 good at S90aS95, and something with good looks
large frame, and fine milking qualities as slOOa $40 one
the highest price obtained during the week ms the
week closes there is little u and 1t Is not easy 10 sell
medium and even pretty good cews.
VEAL CALvEs-An Improvement in beef and
gradual falling on in the receipts Of calves combine 10
work up the prices and cause quick demand for both
milk and grass calves. load OF the latter VIZ, %
head good calves sold by Kase Co at Hudson
City for S 50 mead. lot Of u head brought ST. with
{ at 81 50, being good milk calves j. kirby sold at
Graw Co sold y mixed calves at Sl "a = head. Very
ine milk calves have been sold at even lite 10
Tery large receipts of last week, the arrivals are
tili heavy. OF the 35,7s4 for the week. more
ISi5 at FOTty-eighthst $3.50 at Hudson city, l775 at
Commnnipsw and Le5s az Fortietltst Trade Is not
has been disposed Of Prices vary from a7c for very
poor to extra fat see i% s0 NTH O1' Tery q few fat
Jerseys left Go p, at lOe aud even IOtc. Among the
sales or today are the IOlONlDGs
AT Forfy-eighth-si Hume Elliott sold some culls at
g. Is each sc Ohio sheep 76 b. &c. of 10 SIC.
10 State 70 ~ at Co. 1879 Canada and Pennsylvania sheep
6sa94 n, aud of l27 10, all at &C.; II Canadas, 100 10 at
4c; 46 Pennsylvania, 90 n same price 81 state lambs
cu s. s. Is each AZ Canadas 6S 10, 7fc l95 DO %
7ac; Canada and State 56a6 h, &C.; 16 do. 60G63
70, sac; and FAC State, eSl n, at SIC.
j. Kirby sold 20 State sheep rs n, at &c. Is OF "a at
&C. Ol Indiana Of s4a9O 70, at 64c aud IS do, s63 10 at
6ie Also l4e Canada, lambs 5ld5S b. at 7ac % Of 81 10
at 7Se and 70 OF 56A 70 at Sc.
McGraw Reid sold State lambs, IS u. at SIC 70
OF 81 n, at 7ac OF IS b. at Sc and 81 OF 90 n at ste
cus at q 569ss each Also " State sheep 7aa ~ at 5tc
IS Of so 70, at Sc, and II Of 80 70, at &c.
At FOrteth-st, A. Van Vert sold us State lambs at
q rs each 25 Of $50 10 at Ie and 30 Indiana sheep l2
At Hudson City Judd & Co. sold ls Canada lambs, 81
~ at 73c 2S6 Of So D. at 73c 27 Of IS 10. at &c. and 25
&C.; AZ Ohio ass 10, at &C., aud 20 Of rs d. at 6c
Kase Co sold 2O3 poor Pa lambs at 81 50 each s2 do
As at TO-. and 220 State fine wool sheep 66 m at &C.
At COmmunpaw, Bells & PidcOck sold 81 Ohio sheep,
7 n at &c. 29 OF u ~ at Sic 16 Of 80 u, at 6sc and
At ChamSeriin's A. Bristol sold IS state lambs 50 H.
at 72c l37 Of 81 10 7ao 50 Of 81 n Sc; IS of 81 10 stc
and Is Jerseys Of g n, extra fat at l0tc.i
THE WEEKS SALES.
AT COMMUHIPAw
BY Bells PidcOck $3.50 sheep, at average Of 81 IA
per headi they varied from sac. to &c per ~
and AZ sheep at y - eaeh.
BY Hume and Elliott, 6,s74 sheep and lambs at s. 623
i. Kirby sold asSs sheep and lambs at q IS each
Me0raw Reid sold 1880 sheep and lambs at Sc 81 each
BY Judd Buckingham CO.-l,9se sheep and lambs, at
Kase, Hauver Co. sold G72ssheep at g n per head
and ], 3T2 State lambs at . 50 each.
at FOftieth-st, by A. Van Vert for Asbury Lerch,
$3.50 sheep and lambs at u "a each,
swRE-Reeeipts Of 24ls4 Hogs are larger than last
week and the market Is less firm, few dressed hogs
selling above l2Se. with $500 head at C0mmunipaw and
sold at lOo with one car Illinois corn hogs, 2O5 D. at
BIO $40 ? cWt