New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

wcbbcr with several one and two lots. few OF the
scs Of the Alexander cattle Ky. steers, sold by
cwt. at ia eGsc H., by same parties, at 5el6sc
on cwt W. Fitch sold l2 very fine Il cwt IN steers
% owt- at sos each-SG OHIO II owt. at I5dlGo
Thompson q SchusteT sold IA fat cwt KY cattle at
iIealey Co had 100 fair III. cattle sold at I5siCc.
r C. Eastman sold "a nico little cwt state stllfed
steers at ic and 80 prime KY grades at l6al7c ON
Bright & Pagan, for j. b. Weber, IS Iowa steers,
williams Iurchard had 6S ILL., steers of n cwt, sold
Merritt & Burchard ran out 81 thin, little mixed ILL.,
n weStheim"r for stTaGori Co., $50 mixed ILL., cat
tie, 5iaS cwt., at l3@l6ic
AT wEEHAwKbN
Ulery & Gof sto H. westheimer to o. i. Dimmick,
terng lots. The IS prime XIV steers by s. Ulery cwt
brought 169l7c 10 do by r. f. Cary at l5sGlGAc on u
p Mccartney sold 20 Ind steers q cwt, at 14a15lc
Toiey Sons, for ~ Morris. Ia Ill steers "a cwt at
II, Hurd, for G. Bowden IS Ill steers CT cwt, at lao
scgcl Meyers out 800 of the Morris H. cattle, Ct
Dudley Post sold 70 good CO cwt. III. steers, for N
Morris, at l6c., and as at l4tGlbc. on q cwt
THE cOMMUNIPAw
stock registered, 30 cars to W, Alcron & Co. II
ears to Concy McPherson and ear t. NJ Drake. Coney
Mcpherson sold IFS ILL., steers, cwt at l4t0l6c 81
Ohio at l5al6c on "a cWt and l4 OF the Allerton Ill
W. Allerton Co., at llGlGc on 697 owt.
Mich tOWS-Arf1N0lS are HBht ana so IL tne ue-
mand at $Od $50 for very ordinary SG0dN5 for common
TO fair aud $50 500 for good TO prime with faucys AZ
rable rates selling at $40 to dealer Who holds her
for $40 lot Of II State sold at One hundredthst
for $0d each. Several lots Of sngers and heifcrs
were picked up aud sent TO the milk regions in West
chester County.
VEAL, CALEES-Tradc has been slow, with q surplus
of poor calves Buttermk and CRASHED animals al o
only worth a6c with poor to decent milk veals at @
Sc and good to choice at 9d1Oc. lot Of 1s buttermk
calves sold at Sc per head, with 100 mixed ut $11 "a.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The total of n 800 for the week
Il nearly 5000 above last weeks receipts and prices
lower We quote very poor 70 ordinary sheep at 49i3c
medium TO good at 506c.; and prime 70 extra, 6s0IG
Lambs vary from TO 13c, most of the sales being be-
tween 10 and 12c. For to-day have 63 cars at Wee
hawken, 10 at Ortycighth-st,5 at COmnunpaw, and
at FOrtieh-st all selling. We note few transac
tons, viz thin 70 h Ohio sheep at 4lc car same
weight but better flesh, 4lc car, 75i b 5ic; lot 81
Indiana, 5c 1856 Canada ewes, l03t ~ 81 d6Bc car
Ohio s6t 10 6ic; "a Canada lambs 4St b. 9c Al do, so
b. Oc; 20 do lie some OF the totals for the week
lust ended are Hume Elliott 5,04 sheep and lambs
IS each J. Kirby, 25l7 head at S. 06 Kase Co..
7l3 sheep at 81 % and 11S5 lambs at IS AZ each D. NJ
Pdcock, $3.50 sheep at s. o. and 3s lambs at ~ 81 eac
II. Bells, l,456 sheep at - 81 p head. -
SWINE-TOta for the week, 1l,O09, or less than half
the number Of the previous week. The failure of and
high price of ice seriously affects the packing business
and prices OF hogs down to 100 Today
with 10 cars each at Weehawken and C0mmunipaw, and
at FOTtiethst, 2779 all told, they are little
stronger again. and in the absence of any transactions IN
dressed quoted at II lac lot of 81 Ohio hogs, 1877
b. sold alive, DC Weekly sales of dressed by Spring
Haynes, 1887 of 1856! n, at sl 0}i, and $40 by NJ. H.
Gilett at Sll OS on 1G4 n.