New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-16

,os,um cattle brought little more money Butch
Ts were unwilling to go above iSsS bor 9n 9 maid for
save rst nick Nor could bulls or thin Texans be al
Ssnced They were sold all the Stt M drove af Jersey
fed Illinois cattle, big enough pu' P o" Co. 9r
thew were large sold on FRIDAY AZ S noT in the record
Tier feeding e, u, def fSe week. SSI'"'''
AZ onehunlredtht the very fer The 2o23 cattle
- tday were owned, % cars by D. H. nS r ellis:
ny Sc sShGst Nons eq BTsG Fags Soley G 10
each by Merritt BURGLARY anu S Iivingston Co,
A woollcrton, Kendall q Iur"'i' anu
with several smaller lois hd,od 100 fat Kentucky,
The Alexander cattle were han0eu, 1 uiinois ga cwt
10y 'oai and 81 Of cw at ~ alSaG BsScn
a rav sold 100 Of the fine kentuCl nos at 14A al6ic
S 1s calling them "a cwt rs llnos u, s5ieSc r.
Se" Ic O., n1 t9o Ohio strong cwt ~ loo. ~
1iryTav Completed with GO Illinois, scam " w ~
sttuser sold his 81 indiana steers ~ Sw sr0ss 81
zIici % Missouri. z ewt n 9s WI o. at iSsc
" TbompsSn ran out Sc fat e%L ne 1if 81 Isic
r. G sold 20 Incs steers dlOS n sEGS Sy,er 81 bonsh
Is n d ewt; 50 do q cw az itU rcoat on by re-
90 which he called q SS' is Michigan for j. Perkins,
1oj2 No. At lJe % nv % illinois steers belonging to A
-, eo"rse hut fatsh, y cwt., at lil al6sc q v+
Bright & Pagan for themselves go SS' ~ ewt Ohio
o az ~ l5c and1s mixed state buIis, STEERS anu
$3.50 fr,rn yeaTlings up, at Sl7d$25 eaCh; .o
hce or1 U Sold his car State bulls which weighed $50
81 in Albany at s35 50 each ,,,,.,, s,oors @, oO,
Low o.
=, DC and \ car of 6 cwt. at l3c.
81 Westheimer. for Kendall & Turner, Al Kentucky
c9e g% 90. Sold IS Illinois steers u cwt at
ga and 10 choice state steers of 81 cwt from MI
1SH itt a. EiTchard disposed of their As Ohio steers
- cwt at Ia ai6c and mostly on the scales, and 80
Williams Valentine sold their IS state cattle, q cwt,
Wooerton run out 60 fair little 6scwt. Illinois steers
Livingston Rosenthal sold 65 common cwt Illinois
steers at l3al43c. -
We have the ownership Of the 29a Gae Tef Ts% -
FOR Newfort Woods; each for Wood Gillespie t xix
& TAYLOR and II. NJ. Bliss for p Mccartney eac Ior
W v Wood. l. waixel, and H. Weshelmer; TO NJ sum
and scattering lots of one and tWO ears M soiol g.
Meyers. 151 Illinois, Ct cwt at l4Gl5sc 10 OheIoAeeS
b. T. Samucls Texans 50 cwt, at $50 each and lo2
Tafcy sons sold 10 Texans, cwt., at 1oc and 81
T. Dudley ran ont Ia Texans, 81 cwt, at 1oc and 81
5 Uiery ran out leo fine 81 cw Kentucky cattle at i5
cw at l9 dl4c and co Ohio, and 81 Indiana cattle ior
H. NJ Bliss g ewt at lt4 ma ,ood cut Ken.
H. Wcstheimer sold his 50 Indiana steers, 60 cwt, at
Miller & Morehouso for W. V. Wood, rs Ohio steers
+ Hurd, for o. b. Dimmick, % Mchigans 81 cwt,
r. SEC frey sold 81 Indiana steers y cwt. at l4dl5lc
Church Hurd, for Wood d Co., 1873 Iowa cattle, 81
cwG at l4dl5c. -.-..
AT CONMUNIPAw.
The cattle were owned IS by ;. W. AlertOn Co,
70 bv CouCy Mcpherson, by McHhany MAXWELL
b. G.. W. Mulnal, by Hedges d Taylor ana by W.
The Auerton cattle we're selling, 100 Texans by D. H
Sherman 81 cwt at 9alOkc rs at SIS EACH 100 Texans
b. COaey Mcpherson at about $50 each on 81 cWt; 60
m sam s 81 II i; on cWt 20 Illinois by D. G. Culver 81
rW az 15t l5c 20 by j. Daily 68a7 cW AT IL l6c o.
e Miller Morehouse at l42dl53c on 81 cwt; 81 by u
Goacy MCPHERSON Sold 1cs Of their own g cwt. Hi
.-tr. .,frs 1<,fc 70 To for Mel
s cGt GOOD at 12c &C Texans for &. W Mulha, cwt,
s.. SO Missouri for same, Cd ewt at 1S9l5cp ana 10
ONO, for lIedgcst x Taylor, cwt., at IA l6c' - .
snydcr 46 fair q cw Ohio steers, were sold by b.
NILCH C0wsGThe COW trade continues firm, with a
Eeht supply of good mixers, such as nikmen VIII pay
y ms Jew 20 over 500 though something fine would reach
and upward one lot Of 10 head varied from 900 "
g. averaging SIS each, Willie hve others only a'erageu
VEAL CALvEs-These are doing stin better, some Of
g. pen OF 10 Jerseys, 9l60 d. sold at lt 2cwlth
b. a 1Oc OF 166 10 at He 81 at sl5 each 10 al go %
soue calves, go 10 at 7e GO graSsers al ~ oS ana
30 averaging sS % per head -, 90 On, ,,ors ,i+to
g. LAST week; but the l2sO6 mead Oh ies1 On e o
Q " not counting about LOCO held IRON saturday are
d a an increase the numbers offered this day week
4 , a number of are likely 10 go over until to-
show Trade is not very lively, but prices are no
4 I'm Sheep and from to DC. for lambs. Most Of the
= % sa al sage, with lambs at q aSlc The receipts
{ t.-st.. 20 at Weehawken, and II at COmmunipaw,
beginning at FOrtye ghthSt, where the largest guam,
g. as, by Hume & Elliott, follows: OF Canada lambs,
T. OF 53l D. at re; COS in lots 57AQ63A ID. all at Sc;
4 Sc of 63 b., at Sc and ia choice 81 d.
or state lambs ~ OF SO 3D. at Sc ana "a OF % 10,
g. u o. BCc. 80 state 100alO9 b.. &C.; III Indiana
. lbs &C.; OfS9 d. &C., co Of 81 b., same price, ana
L. tanadaS I05 d. at &C.
j. Ky sold Canada lambs 81 n, at 7c.; 116 OF 6O
q 5y; III OF 5s q63 b. at SCI "a state, &c 10, at go
E7of 3D. s2c. 1874 OHIO sheep, rs ID at 5c 90 Of g. 10
s}e.: OF 7407 b, at 53c 10 of rs b. at &C.; ana Is
Csa1las. mostly ewes, 100 tb at &C
NcGIdw Reid, for the week, l5S9 sheep and lambs, at
AZ Wc,hawRen, Judd & Buckingham sold 173 Ohio
2-.p 700 b. 45c 224 of "A ID, at &c.. 208 of 7S4 ID, at
% and p OF % ID, ut &C. Total for the week, S,222
,.i, 70. s. So each. -
o. 49, 5c 20 Candas, 80 ID, at &C., and 200 state sheep
eLd lambs 10 - Is per head.
p INrh sold l95 Ohio sheep, % b. at Asc III OF e2a ID
F.c D o. $50 10 at 5Bc. Total 24O head at 81 " each
al CDumunipaw, j. y. Paddock sold 96 Indiana sheep
o Do Ge.; at 63c 2j4 Ohio G2 ID, at
g. t5 Gf IS &C.; PCS Ohio, poor and lame, co 10, at
culls, p b. 4c 90 good sheep 81 10, AT 6Bc 70
INDIANA ted 90 ID, 7c and Ga Kentucky lambs, q ID
u. Sc Total, 3,245 head at 41d7c., or 81 63 each
j. Bells sold 1893 at Il q &c., OF 81 % each.
Kase Hauver d Co. sold 957 sheep and lambs, the
CORNER a aGic and the latter at sa9c, the whole
averaging s. 80 per head.
-WINE-The 1903 for the week show continued light
arrivals and there prospect of an increase There
muiplW, 10 al Weehawken, and q at FOrteth-st Tney
arc sill quoted at 12d12lc net with an occasional small
IO Of very light at 123c Hogs generally running too
heavy suit the present trade. Sales OF Coninunipaw
r. l q. I2al2c.; S5 by NJ H. Gillett, 1G3 h., hence
h. tct suited 10 the trade, at $12 &c per cwt.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pa North Rirer. Pesseis All Railroads.
Arc l-3s8 bales Cotton pkg Ashes 70 pigs BeesWad wv
4 Il hls TiourI