New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-22

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| PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY.
Prime 70 Extra Bulocss ~ 7l9
NJ, gua y, yco ri, ori dt Siit
Ist oforlnarr thin Ser Oxen. Covs........ dio
Tfs general ayeras Of the market to-day cimiici st@is
LItrelne range Of prices from 7aI
wHrRE fmE Cattle ARE FRoa,"iiiinois, $40; Ken.
tnckv 2G: ohio 729; Texas GO; Virginia. ass indiana
500 New York. 1854 Kansas, li2; Missouri, SO Canada 49,
BEEVES-At no time since october of last year have
tj5l for to-day. The natural result follows VIZ, an
OyerstOcked market and lower prices; that Is lower
better than in the exceedingly depressed markets Of
Thursday and Friday. IL really Il matter OF surprise
few lots remain unsod. And yet there no Disgusting
the fact that the trade is In unsatisfactory state,
50 far AS drovers are concerned II made all difference
whether owner OF a fat or poor drove. Among
| n Weehawken and the same at One-hundredtist or
| $751; head, there were comparatively few fine
| dI0yes. while butchers all wanted some OF that
kind to sandwich in with the large numbers Of
at !d2c, with not enough to count at l2tc Very fine
at iosc Thin Illinois cattle went at d Oc while some
stale Texans scarcely reached 7icSO each There were
some good Texans among the so SALE which reached
s}aJc aud some that failed to sell all We noticed
los Of finnish Illinois steers at loc, which were Just
only note the average decline g.. Butchers are now
well stocked up that with the few lots left unsod and
fresh drOyes pressing forward, VT anticipate dragging
| market the remainder OF the week.
The Communipaw dr0vers or shippers were sherman
AilcrOn, ~ caGs-l05O for the week j. X McPhereQn
&c car, Kahn FuTst, and j. IT, Dalbcy, Is ears each
j. g. Hunter II ears r. Gallagher Bowen q Co, Max
| well Mcpherson, Il. LoughmGn, aud Kelley Mcfher-
SON cars each g. Kous, cars; Il. w. Giett and NJ.
r. Wood, each r. Maynes, and n. Garrett, ears
sales by Coney & Mcpherson their own 34s, uneven,
az cwt Illinois cattle, ut 10 2c so do small ana thin
81 asa cwi at $50 each for Kelley d McphersOn 81
cwt, at IO0IIc.; 81 for Maxwell McPher-On cwi a
1Oic % Kentucky for t. Maynes, cwt, at llc and "a
Indiana for ~ Garrett q cwt at lgi lie. WIN go
cattle to handle in one day, they had busy time OF IT,
with string OF buyers waiting their turn TO DO served
Texans at SIC They were corued in Missouri Also, for
D. H. Sherman l61 Illinois steers, = cwt, at llc and %
ONO and Virginia steers Tor Bowen Co,7 cwt, at 3cp
being very good cattle 800. - -,
H. Murray, for d. H. Sherman, 100 Illinois steers, u
j. Lousnan sold his II fat u Ohio steers at Ollie,
j. Il. Dalbey Out 149 tair Illinois steers scant
cvt, At los0llic and Y OF @ cw at lo0lle all Tor
Kahn & First had 2oi Kentucky CATTLE "a of them very
poor cwt sold at &C., % Id per cwt; los good Scw
steers at 1lc and - fine % cYt Grades sod 10 H. ~Gs
hemer at 2c. Mr. W. found it hard WORK to get ms
H. Beach for G. Kious o5 fair to good Ohio cattle at
1lEsSliiic' ana % iiAnoi' ior ' "oV'' u '"'
n Dalton sold % Of the Sherman cattle, good strong
j. Pagan sold " Ordinary G. cy Ohio steers for R.
Gala gher at lOi a10lc and So Illinois steers for d. H.
5 Moses sold so Illinois cattle for 8. W. Alerton Co..
IS W Giilctt sold his IS medium CT cvt Illinois steers
Mead & VAIL for D. II Sherman, As only fair u cwt.
| Illinois steers, at 1091l3c.
r. Bray sold g. of the sherman cattle at 1O9l1ic, on
At Onehundrtdth-st T. & D. waxel had II cars after
the Otlcf dUltrS SclHg 10 Ielh at
Albany; p. Mccartney 12cars; Williams valentine, 10
ears Fitch cars Culver Co.; cars i, chs dsb
Merritt Burchard, cars; H. Rankin, cars, ana Few
D. waiTci sold Ga Illinois stcors G. cvt at 1oc sc
per cwt. and 50 Of 1j 10, gross at lOle 81 per cwt
w Fitch ,0d ms ~ hthsa5 e,r, o. 81 "a ceI b igt,
P McCsirey, with s. r. Richardson rs aid, 40 Kentucky
cattle strong n cwt at Ssi each q Illinois @ cwt NJ
lolc &c II y cwt 25 do. Ga D. at lOlc. 81 Cwt AID
$50 off on lot 50 OF scant7 cwt. at 1cic.
W Thompson. for H. Rankin, - fat . Illinois steers at
1Ci dl2c., and Is for Coon Co II lOic. on "a cWt
Merritt x Burchard had g. fine OHIO steers strong u
Culver Co sold their 1870 Illinois steers. y cwt,
TO choice at lO42!c and 80 for Waixei at II nc
Williams & Valentine sold their 100 Illinois steers Of
cwt common, at lOo Al of u cwt at al2c and 10 Of
r c Eastman for \. Mann Z; Illinois steers Of Z cwt'
al 1Il2c and 81 OF cw for T. YcOmans, al II al2r.
g. Bright had "a Illinois steers, 80 Of them % c"t al
1Ci Olc, and 45 Of "a cwt at II qIic, being fng lot
cars p F. Cary and z. McCaarey cars each, with
separate cars to as many owners Oi me 29o otI as
cattle yesterday and to-day were selling, 50 Texans
by Tofey Sons cwt, at &C., and 10 OF At ewt at &C.,
with 50 illinois, @ cwt., at 1Otc.
II. Meyers sold 70 Iin,s'7 cwt, at Halle, and Al
stale Texans. A cwt.. at $50 each
W Z. Dudley sold O. Texans. scant cwt., at 0c l2i
Illinois cwt, at lOaiOic., and 60 Kentucky c"t al
schuster sold 125 Illinois, u cw NJ llalllc.
samuels had l02 Illinois steers Ci9 evil seAhg az
| w. Seigel So Illinois cattle, n cwt.. at lie.
s. Ulery selling 100 fat, ST cwt Kentucky grades
p F. Cary had co Virginia steers 3! cwt sold at scant
1Oc with Canada5 Of q cW Tor W. IS sayris AZ nc
=. McCarey sold his 10 LIMOS steers oil LO' d. aver
Mich COWs-The offerings have been somewhat free,
especially at Forty eighs where were SOFA al >4O@
SGj each and NJ $50 At RObns0nst lot OF Is varied
| from $40 70 SIS. averaging about sj7. -. -,
| VEAL CALYES-Fat veals are doing better sales
reaching lOc. very fine ones, and even higher
| figures are talked OF for tomorrow. While common
scarce even at double that amount loc per 10 Sales
by Hume Elliott for week s46 mXfd calves az Si1 -
oh. at =.
s G and to-day ~ grass calves az 20 90 ana
80 at $ per head Ego OTIS sold some l'O state Veais
SHEEP AND LAMBs-with 20,6l2l for the week. and
the heavy supply OF 72 the present marke-lI cars
ar Fortv1igth-st 10 at Fortiet-st aud 81 at Commun
| paw There is no change in sheep while lambs rue
Iots are worth sas3c with thin al O. nc. sales at Forty
| cishth-st by Hume d Elliott, l2i virginia sheen,
b. 59c; 10. Of 6j0o at &C., and u OF u b A. 6sc or
lambs 81 Cana1o 50 n, sold at 7c 6 Of 20 ID {c 900 Oh
G3ld7O at &C., lG9 Of 90 az &C. lo'dl Ior "ceh' ''
! sheep and lambs at - 63 each. o.-o, a. ,,..vo. "a
j. Kirby sold ZIG Indiana sheep 1888 d. Si95Ic; 20
ONG M N AZ &C.; 2G2 Ohio and Pennsylvania lambs 55d
s. H. all at &C.; 81 Canadas, 81 %, 7tc; ll8 or tSGbs 20,
de- and of Gj II at &c. Total 1910 sheep ana "inDS
$ MclIaw sold 2a9 sheepa 81 a. and 727 lambs at
81 per head, with li9 STATE lambs to-day 64s d. AT sec"
At For,iStst Judd & Buckingham sold l5l Illinoi.
siheeP C nj at ~ 2. o c 1e % 1 lamb H. At
5tt I3 do 675d70 H. al So. Total 5225 sheep at d o.
Van Vert ,old "a state sheep IT o. AT SIC. ls5 Of Is
n 3c; lOj State ianbs, 50 b. at 'tc' aud lo4 Oh %
/ at re. ,o,
LGrch Barnes sold 900 Ohio sheep, 70 -, M 52c lo
Canadas III ~ at Gc 30 Canada lambs 81 o at &C.,
and 3ji do, n b. at Sc. Total 1921 az - 81 average;
Al CommUipaw, J. n. PidCOck sofa 2j2 coarse ihdiht
sheep 81 D. at &C. 800 OHIO, 81 %, sci b4I lhdahd ~
70 5l $50 Ohio b &C.; l85 Penn lambs 81 ~ 1c dI9
K,nucy 20 10, 7sd7io Total for week. 1884 sheep III"
| lambs, At ~ 70 average. go 80 -,
/ yesterday AID to-day; ~ cars at Foruet'-at, anu
| Is at C0mmunipaw. Live remain at 5tat3', n c CT,
! rs b State, selling at sac. Dressed take a NIue
range varying from G.c. for coarse hogs OF tAutlho
weights fancy little pigs. FOR the naIAel lnosc
| gf Jtl Il -.,fI "a, In . Ie0 ~ 10 IL.