New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-16
LIVE Srnrh MARKETS


LIVE STOCK MARKETS
NEW Yonx. Aug MISUNDERSTANDING 10 carloads re-
Scissh ertay te fresh offerings l2G carloads or
~ st ~. lgr Ils corrsponding lime l weeA There
TcSns Cherokee AM colorado Cattle. quality
Er.lay pr"w medium Texas ami Cherokee stock. very
mani AZ about hauIent rates " Monday las; but eium
% opn NVe steers fer wholesale sauRntercrs 4
~ ~ ,.1's VII MN ton ad an npward tendency a
IT," PAIRS ID extra steers retad l3c. per To-. 20
Nave. At iqi5e 10 dre.s 5sa52 no 0riin,rv ana sIe
diam lic Inferior and Cou1noE Saiiycs in.
eihliE SOM dorado steers a. S24lOc o. dress % ~ d.
20 dress 95aj6 10 something than 3OJ
c.iy amoiniei 10 loo 3teer. and S 1.e,s ~ prb ResS
cor t cdfrert week shipments Great Britain likely 10
% SEN upwards Of 400 quarters, and Nrssrs.
Tony q sons sherman Gueit, and sHowien & Ac-
LolsH.s WI sven The toai 10 marty 1900 quarters
u VIII Interest the trade learn
mary q rent report o. he Ebss6 Hoa, q commons
..'i ' oli9er does noi agree Win the summary 81
pee u respect 10 the clause affecting ne importation Of
eton Interpretation o the report the committee
pf,niEon canse al me place OF lands The esae recon
me'H11s % The committee according 70 the 5fa LaEe II
"Thataa statutory arrlngement the importation
c'ploH of 9chirwig lI3seiu and reigun bo prohibited
ami That a other other animals the rest
OF ElIope as to all a9mas be added e. tne liz Of scheduled
countries That al t cattle imported ir scheduled com
being defined chat all dairy cattle Dee quauntine or
e erci and 30 under restraint aud imuogate Tor two
mouths 81 .he Rie. 10 when it l. sent mat DeoTe ,ls FeE
~to Doe carried nto effect al movement Of carle i pohb
Jed e1ept unnrr hcesr. 90 every dsuict rnnshout the
Ua4 Kingdom whore either Druo pneumonia or foot and
mpu disease exists tai fairs and markets be placed undcr
SIM ll restrictions, and absolute prohibition or movement be
Cd against n"ct farms Tor peroi' ayil. rom two
breaks of foot a'.t mouth disease"
aoced tha- Oh. scheduled countries are confined
tidt The Win America
ae Groves al sizeenthst were % cars Tor T. C. Eastman
20 COZ d. Waxc ~ t0. - Tor Uly 81 Co fer
i r. BuFchad cars Tor u KrcAmay and car for Coon e.
IT, r. Brrchard sold ID Texas cattle 1902 pounds average
rulf-. II ONO Steers $50 pounds no ic - TO- Coarse
l.a6 pounds % Oc and II DO 0J6 pounds at lDaic all
coon d Thompson sold Illinois. steers l22 pounds
do lao pounds 1l'i TO dress 81 pounds and 81 per
p. waxe 800 81 good nlrois steers. 1871 pounds az
X e - no. Loo pounds Al l1' ~ DO 80 ihts az
ant q Coarse doc 800 pounds l0c dress 90 ponnds
MT krrn"1y Sold. "a coarse but fat Montana cattle, lf5-
r .. Eastman sod los Good Illinois steers 1870 rs a.
lie, IS bs 80 Cherokee Cattle 30 s az &C. 10 dress %
The princpa receivers Iersey city WERE Meyers Reg:
rn-oiH, lo .are n. Morris rils Waxel . AlefLoh, .
II - ff Meyers x R.ee,-tein 30 Indiana DO cvt. AZ
~, 81 bs, AMI Is do cwI' az II he a 2ac but mainly
Coley Mc he.on sold fnr svope a CO. 81 good Ohio
ue. cFt ~ nom ll'c 90 dress % ~ 70 i22c to 'r.s %
Ter ftfft-f Anh- I'D SO Aru Dt' wv ~
% .-es D. d. ald rI Se4r & Co. 30 ONO 9teer4 o2'NI
r.. IT. We .nef 30 co Illinois steers ST ct at II c.
- Uhio dr. c' n l-e y 81 cF a. lc i I'D 9r's'
and 20 Iod lua LOGS o 40 lOiac 10 dress Sc %.
VI Goldsmith 5t Pr L. 10. achi 2ir' CnrTokee steers ay
t~ l ac. % Coi0rl1 l,o2o i9s At 10 dres.
% io TO- A. 'a ~ n.it , ' 81, All ~ H. - 90, r.
~ 4'I , . ~ ei irs 10 TO- U51n.r n o. + ohio
.te. 200 lbs I.c - i1-. for Kltz 10 Missouri 10,
a. cWr 80 l-c. todress lcs, ss = per heat CO. 81
dl'r co- 3 Colorado cste. ol a. 91 90 bsi and II
ONO steers . c"t a. ~ qc ID igr5s 70 IDS, mon . ,,
weight ans 9 cows. $40 i5s. az 30; per 70. ..,
9i .re saturity Veal- rn 20 fl puces AMI Bat
,s Calves aui ras-r- also doing better man for
Grt,-ars a.t B1t"rut calves were selling realiy a.
3eis. D G. le latter Inquire Tor heavy calves weighing
ra5a Moore sold - Mount Holly Calves, 2ooe35o b.
paws & daenpecs .ol 20 Buttermik Calves ?99 = a,
ic = b - Of 80 %, Al 5e and - Fed Calves 100 d. ~
% Ki-ev sol 80 nperms cnlye. 2oe at at BIS Us , ID
3e.. " 2io %. AZ -s. ana Nsti-. i.o 1 = &c n .
ID Co. ~ = % 1'9e Ioo % n al tc; yenis, 1G5 o. At
Hre Ei.o'l O.. o % state gut'eTriE calves 299
o. AZ % jj DO 2lO ~ 20 3',c ~ 10 PIT p as 49,; -
81 c.roui. or 5ojs head and the total since sa1ray Is
t67r. against l1230 ,ar te sVeaile ume ss week
lev extra alt fancy 'hrep ~rrr ~ r. GO, ng i, az ger.
compile 70 caoids 81 c1"c' ErlFy Canads ,ep 10 -
- t -r.l .Iau t6f,rs paid 6i. ;, h FOR carload
Prime JH.o 7ic-p III avelae- Exeiu-ye OF these ts2
a67,c. Exports Ton ts ending yesterday were lilo
head. ,.t.,
James Kiar sold 100 state Lambs averagng 6o % at 2c
D. I-t ~ t6 o. N fi.r. I'D M = o. AZ &C. 9u oi ID ~
c "a -lesp, lp2 h and l-2 ONO OF III To- at
Gle 20. -. ~, o.,
n u canada % 6 H. Al Gt = De-, o. u, A. 0'gc; u
State sheep Of d. A. 5 ana 2s extra canaiA do" li' d.
a b-s. On Of. .. ., n. 81
DAVIS Halenleck sud 30 Lambs ~ ID az &C. Il
mixed DO. GJ %. e. 81tc anil - Sheep % d. a. &c.
raw sold YG state Lambs. 90 ~ ~ ar l'it D.,
Kase & iTfr0cg 5ud PIG KENNEDY Limbs % u. a. 0'sc
uc~ - ~ n &C.: and 20 sheep, - To- - c
Ncvion Holmes sold 05 KENTUCKY Lambs Of "a b. at he
p. ,...- e., I'D, 90 .. A.. 81
Iutid Buckingham sold - ohio sheep ~ D az &c ol
~ III m 90. bT ,at. Lambs 81 H. 5l-s "a no.. % 10, &c.
aud Il sheep sHd Lambs. G6 b.. - o6is y 100 ..
SWIM Arrivals yesterday and to-day were " carlo us
or f; re tle total since saturday l. h-iN AGAINST
+ - fer fhe corresponding time last week Ihe market "Hs
it ann YESTERDAY ana " itrd sold ~ Fair on Hogs
alive b average ~ - - a q lO" 10 hnet 1i,n Hu
.upulio- 1ud moist weather lotiy tlr
nm .t .ri.d fell OH fraction Geo W keid
r = EAR uas nf alive and sOld cars ~ ID aNeia2r
M 3 -l = The remaining cars we nor d before
.haufe Dressed logs easier Al t'fGt NC. ID ID
LIVE STOCK IARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH
BrFFALo y. T., Aug i5.-C Arr-h-l Recruits To-Day 80