New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08

FOR THE WEEK ENDING doSDAr' Pen q lSFo
Bery,s Cows Yeas Sheep ana isH4. saiss-
These We're sod al the following marRst-piaces
Be.,.. Cow. Veal. Labs s-'s-
Ss.Js5;s, s'"e.i.'d.. g: 80 ~ '@. ' ..'
+ s !; x; s5;;:;'ii E,
s';:; !: .:::: i sS s
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY .,a
Prime Bulocks ~
frst quahy. -. 80; III eis
NsS Sor ~ aST u steer. oieu ana ais
9i.noI or o.s grad. deb matte today .a
Extreme range prices rom %,.
The the sales iron ~, -
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE tRoM.-lIlnolr' '9l9 vS
$50. Trxas AIS; Kentucky. 400 Canada SO; New YORK
347 Michigan. l25 Missouri, lis Indiana ~; "es' WI
oin,s 80: pennsylvania, 81; NeW,Jersey, ~.
RI ,RKs-T6ere is scarcely chance 10 make snge
alteration In the prices given one week ago WIN aHo.
1000 head fresh cattle at ~ a. some
extra bulocks Of 9ali cwt reaching lSc ana irluss
ma et. with LAO head Ofering n"'y a. tbaf The
cattle were poorer. Now, Win l,s2- al 'Vn,h 49,
1911 wechn vixen. and l.2lo at IA
Ing 4si, on sale or total OF 6,slf Tor the week. Az
that after a sti larger number the previous wees,
no wonder that all the late advance has been loss
that butchers would take the stock At tn y,
prices of last Monday We fancy some ga in
favor f quality The Ohio aud Kentucky stock IS gsn
orally inferior while the free receipts irOm ifhs a
Gluu la wi SDf
low average The Texans sold At i0a lie. state cows
about the same prices, with the thin iO medium u
steers at - dl4t', good cattle AT laGitV Ano sej
anything above l6tc Simply 6eeihNe Was bos r
enough Prime, fat SG9 cwt cattle WON'T nave
ne for such wrro wanted. few Of tie best sou N'
that amount. alas.
Trade Was best The morning. and some Ol ING s'
,nen held on rather firm. that few iOis were . -.
their hands after BUYERS had generally ieft me
Comparatively few. hGweyer. ~ over uht Neupe -.
After short illness, welsnown c4l,s uea ,.., Fr
Charles T. Woodruff has passed away lie uieo ias . NV
day. leaving behind "a large ciic'" W iehus ,ss Al
mis- straight forward manly course me anA,S .s.Ss
trudaut upon thr present unsAtsldctoth stso % "A 4.
with failures among butchers ana atteh'ah' ioS''T
feared, hasiencd ar aggravated tue ihN'"y a. -, ana
Western men say that il n alnost lmlOoe =" s .r.
whul, with k,tr purchases. while heavy losses are 80
tanned on ttte bought some months ago 9nu s ssct
ur, "A. hiuh here as butchers can Bnord 10 pay, tn
they are now paving much that su"e'ne" o. 20 have
litlla cautious about trusting "ut ''N''' ~
esta hllshe,l the rule 20 pay IN 10 days.
SAILS OF BUILoCKS TO-DAY, .,
At CoMNuStrAw ,..,.t
4 T. Alexander sent IN SO CNtle Tor to-day sRN shr
maxim lO ilr that enterprlslhg ue9ist "a
week rn,,.., OF today were appir'ioheu ans nanv
follows: w Fitch, thuagh sinah man, nsr a,s. tos
slnr, VIZ If0 farsh Texans or Of c"t, sou "a rxt
Carr n, nn; Ulu,S steers OnI It's own ia.io 70 "a 20
said NJ islaiS: 81 fat cattle scwt'' M ICES ''t'
al IidlGc, on u cwt. ..,,. =, t..aier on
~ l,,,..y saLi ia of Alexanders cattle ~ lost", yse
ewt While r. MuIray called has s. heso "a o"~'
pry assisted by Northrnp. run out os iaI ~ and
al w Iruis steerr for j. r. Alranndrl Al
81 ronrh uneven. mixed Ohio steers oAeh' anu "' w.
for C. u urigs "a as ewt., al IL Si''' mia ..sf,e
"A fI,,r,l,,.r fnr b. Wcsthcil"r islf oeiv
,,nah, az A CLARK and rtailed & It@ lStc on oss
Colry 4 Me h-r-on. for -. Mefh.se". iS 80: sa.
aGl vMl II lJS aI+kc: 1871 poor, nn"' % %, A. l.
for ~ v. II, liIanN. az ~, 'aSn % Az a'N'''' "