New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

hawken; A. woollerton and T. c. Eastman, each
cars local stock along the Harlem road--the whole
numbering 1890 head. This market place does
as $40 Texans 'V1T %eTe sandWiehed in tod toaays stock
The S77 Alexander cattle were all from Kentucky, and
them good a cw steers, sold at l5d6tc 1853 OF cwt
at iial6ic and III common TO fair q cwt at l9al6c
Culver, Teed Wheeler sold their 1873 mixed Illinois
and Ohio steers cwt good to choice, at 16Gl7c and
~ Texans, last from Kansas but not naturalzed, os cwt
Enwrghts l7s Illinois steers Of cwt. we're sold by
Bright Pagan at &c., being common while his l2t poor
s. schHster sold IS far Kentucky steers Of cw at
lSe "a Illinois lloo gross at l2e 80 n per cwt; II
y G. Eastman sold his 81 Kentucky steers, Y ewi.'
prime at l5dl7c-tops scales for 17c 90 per cwt,
and of good Genesee Valley steers fed by Gen.
i'aac BSadong, Y cwt, at lSc ,o, u,,o,s Mia
SCnri and Kentucky steers, 6as cwt at ~ 4l!c;
ellis run out l9s Illinois steers 81 ewt at ~ G
lGc., but no one appreciated his l52 Texan@
A. Wooleton run out his % Illinois steers OF u cwt az
cost 7 showing quite loss aside from the expense OF
Healey Co. sold 50 little Michigan steers 8, ew at
Bright Fagan for themselves, II Illinois steers of G,
j. II. Williams run ont % Ohio steers of n cwt at lsa
i6c., and ls heavy State cattle, cwti at l5c.
At Weehawken, az an uncommon circumstance, none
OF the 2o5s cattle Texans. N Morris appears TO
have yielded in favor OF the new company, operating
at these yards were N Morris, with 81 cars Gof &
Uery, cars II Westheimer, cars; w. Silyerthorne,
ears each; p. McCairrey and j. H. Williams, each
cars f. Loughnan and Major CO. sash ia ears "a the
or The Morris cattle seigel & Meyers sold 226 tidy
cwt Illinois, at 4c; log do. "a cwt, at 3al5tc w Il.
Dudley, 1875 Illinois, 6i cwt at l2i olSc IS by Ioey at
Bliss & Church sold their i22 Ohio and Indiana steers,
6saGl cwt., at Aal5sc
o Sry rT and H :. OF feT r cWt ms q" 5a gS
H. Westhemer sold so Ohio steers OF u cwt at IA lGc,
and 90 Illinois at l3l6l4c. on 81 ewt.
r. Iurd for b. DOminck 81 Illinois steers or cwt.
Miior & Morehouse sold their "a Kentucky cattle of u
p McCairey run out 70 Illinois steers, G. cwt, at 1Ia
At Communpaw, the 9OI cattle owned, 80 cars by
Coney Mcpherson, each by Hedges Taylor, $. W.
Allerton Co., and b. W. Glett Co., and cars by g.
Hadden.
at $50 each 1855 OF breed but with more fat 81 cwt,
at 10. l1tc I95 Illinois, 6! cw at 496c; &C Missouri
steers for Hedges Taylor at l3Gl5ic. on 81 cwt and
80 Ohio for same, 8! cwt at l2dl3c
b. W. Gilett called his lOl Texans, cwt and pretty
B. Westhcimer had lO5 stale CATTLE Mixed 81 cwt, at
1i!c. .
slowly and at moderate prices or SiOGS90 each pen
aysEFasnS vEf i PfE hefS is good demand for all the
milk calves sent in at I0dlAc. for common to medium,
and for good to choice few prime state calves,
some grass calves of 2I5 h at 6c and another lot
ing from 81 to s.c each. Grass calves are quoted at 46
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The 9,7l4 is nearly up to the
receipts Of the previous week There were on the
",
stale at Communpaw, and l3 at Weehawken, making
nearly IA 500 actually sale, and prices gave way
little especially lambs We note some thin sheep at
poor lambs at 6tc. Fat sheep generally sold at
&C. with few at 6i and even &c for some OF ITO b very
few lambs above 7ic-in tact call that the top
price by the car, for even 20 ID lambs: =.
At forty-eghth-st., Hume Elliott sold OF sheep, 90
State 80 b. at 6tc; Canadas eOd lOo 10 53c i6 OF 70
dlO9 fb 6ic and "a Of Ill 10, at 6lc OF lambs 332
Canadas 6t d66t d. 7c II state 6i II, 7c; 3s Canada,
65d6s D 7tc 65 Of 6sd7lt b ic az of 70 b 80, and
OF 65 10 at 7c. Tota702 sheep and lambs at - IS
per head. . 49,
j. Kirby sold % Canada sheep los TO- at 6lc; CT OF 105
at Gtc 50 State, 81 b at 5Se 30 culs ~ b 4lc III
State 81 n, 5ic 29s Canada lambs 6OG6j d. at I4c ana
McGraw & Reid sold 90 State lambs 40 b at 6ic; 129
OF GA n at 7c. Ohio sheep, sc b Ge2 per cwt IS
State s6 n, 6tc; II OF C3 N, 4ic.
At Communipaw j. n. PdcOck sold l36 poor Ohio ewes
m at &C.; 25 do 65 10, at 4c 1874 coarse Indiana, 81
n 4ic 3I7 do. sOi H. 4Ec. 100 thin Ohio 6S n, &C., 2Oi
Indana 54c l99 do 90 b 5lc; l53 Ohio, sc 10, 5ie
Total 1880 headthe sheep at iG7c and lambs at GlOc
per 10, live weight, averaging 81 % per head.
X. Bells sold 29i, mostly ordinary, sheep at 4d7c
n, or s. 81 head ,.
5ic at 81 rs each. Total 46 sheep at s. 49, and
1,6lo lambs at 81 43 each.
Kase & Co. sold Canada lambs, 61 b at &c.. and $50
State sheep and lambs at g. 50 each
y. Lerch sold 230 Indiana sheep 80 b, at 6ie.
sWINE-TOtal, l7,277 with sO32 for tO-dayi2 at
st. There is less frmness, and sales of live
lower viz: 90 State, 1874 n, 50 3l4 per cwt.
l42 do. mixed, mostly pigs, l46 n, at 50 49, and
lIO Ohio, 2lO 10, at 81 6sl Dressed quoted at
12912ic for light and heavy city slaughtered With State
and Jersey pigs at BOISE. Sales Of COmmunipaw
l796 by 5. W. AertOn Co.. $50 10, at ia Gl2c and 639
OF ITO ID, by NJ. III. Gillett, at $l2 Al per cwt.