New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-04


.,, E:,y. o's' v'aA l s i f'l7s Total .i
S:s:p A P]S1y J i.''. i IS l9 %: i%
Eis TX 10 10 20 1865; -: -:
Hodsou Cty..;.... '''' ,c; $50 S '.,' $50.
R.S ii q, l s Iss ss iS Sss s sS1S
nv PRICES or CATTLE TO-DAY. ,
Prime or choice
Msa 5000, r.; Gar s quality ~: ~; Sii
5.o5 or S sysT.ss o, 81 Gs4I c. ..a. S
Kne ra5ge o. PnSes ron
WHERE TIiF CATTLE ARE FRoM-New-York 6ii Penn
Missouri rs; NewJersey 10; Canada, 10; Iowa, $40
KEaARKs-After a rather dun market on "Wednesday
last with 7SO cattle in the Onehundredthst yaiu '
tables turned Friday, and an advance OF nearly ~
n was established There were '3I , Ss''9o neuh91d
redthst. Yards. and everything was fo2 cars ~
Communipav West End and l22 At ,a
A. completing 5677 for the week, trade is quite vey'
S ,onay of the stock was fair though the range was
somewhat wide, including western sIe0 Dulls ~ lze
al me " WAY i've On me scales 60 Is to the cEt The majority
of tho good retail cattle brought about &c., with lar
stronger than on Friday the cold weather aud scarcity OF
chad being worth close upon se ID 70 cattle owners
Sheep and calves arc both doing better, thus
helping the cattle along. The average weekly
same month last year. when prices were &C. per higher
than Very few cattle are coming from this state
the grazing lands Of Illinois giving MS nearly fourfths
Of our beef. The following were some Of the
SALES TO-DAY.
AT COMMUSIPAw.
Fitch for J. r. Alexander 81 Texans, 81 cwt. at l3e;
ia H. steers @ cwt at 4616c, and IS fine Tat ILL., cattle
Coney & McP6erson, for H. Reynolds % good 81 cwt
H. steers at i50l6tc 100 for Maxwell Berry ht slG
prices strong y cwt; "a H. cattle for DOty Co.. 6t
ew SlO2 each 2 o st fed bulls Everton. uneven
weights. at 12U4c; l26 fair O. cwt KY cattle ior nS
selves at lia16c, aud A. III steers u evil In VII" t fp
tor, NJ 5sd7c Also 81 thin 6le6b cWt ILL., S'ecrs iol
Murray Glover had 80 good "a owt. Ohio cattle sold
W,IdraE & BeordsIey run out % Thin uneven 5ds cwt
Illinois cattle at IIc and 50 good ones Seant cWt al
w McNoban for white & Murray 80 Illinois steers,
q cwt at l48I6c and 60 for W. r. Shields 81 ewt at IL
Beach & Bray for J. T Alexander. a Fat a owt iii.
nOs steers at l6Gl7c 62 for Alexander CaSe Il cWt
atl5alCi and 10 Ohio cattle for c. @ Briggs strong q
Dal6ey had SO fair cwt Illinois steers sold at 1Ii9
l6c; and Y for W. H. Singleton icwt rougsh' at same
W r. Shields, for himself 46 good q Cwt Illinois steers
at about l5lc.
T. J. Golf and p ]. Cary selling l2s pair H. steers
foT Mood & Gillespie at A9l5Ic, and few. at 1tc ON
Miller Morohousc for Neifert Co., 1888 Iowa cattle,
G. A. TcT,y run ont 1C5 rather coarse scant cwt H.
steers for Wood Gillespie at sos each
r. Huri with Hammond sold "A good 81 cwt Ill steers
a ICE Also for Bliss Dimmick u ILL., steers, cwt at
D. Barnes was at work upon 81 H. steers, SlS7 cwty
IT, Iiurd for Gesry Co.. 50 H. steers, u cwt, at IS
n Barnes sold car 81 cwt H. oxen for J. p Davis, at
Iisc., aud car q cwt. steers at l5c ..
At ouehundredihst, Bright Pagan sold 81 III steers
w Thcmpson, among Others sold A Mo- steers TO o
wholesale butcher az 1850, TO dress 6S 10 2 cWt They
MiLCII COWs-Thc supply is light, and fresh cows
keep pretty well sold or The highest price OF the week
as low as hear Of anything in the shape OF a COW.
Most Of sales between $50 and SSO but the de-
VEAL CiLYEs-Tlcro is a slight falling Off in re-
ecp:s, while an advance IN beef ana mutton causes more
iaquy Tor veal asd 1gEef prices are iezou We 9E9
the "c range OF 68 Tor httle calves p 70 nc 70 ior
~ on very readily. at FortiothSt, LOT OF LA mixed
calves varied from 63c to Co. averaging $40 % caeb Win
s;iEaP AND LAMBs-Bcceip!s of close upon 1900
90 more thnn the liSht arrivals Oh inc preVi4s
week. sun, The 3U fresh, aud 1909 stale on sale TINS
@ si,i .' ~ INV the prt Of micIers and an
advance Of &c. per has been established prices varying
threp would bring &c Jersey lambs arc quCtable at
-, gicrr yycr, seven cars OF sheep arrived at
CunmuHipJw this morning beside the four cars he,d
from last week, After sales OF three ears up TO O'CLOCK
p. 1900 head stIil remained bat buyers were
evidently after portion OF them Bells * tlacoch sY4I
cans Of sleareG, So D. Ct H. AZ Hgd, .H.o City;
%, at 6ic 81 70, at 7e; car, SO d. at 7:G anu
ear 100 10. at Sc Bss & Dlnlnlck sold car OF ILLINOIS
Wool sheep 50 d. 3t'lc Ihcfe We're car @ 9 e
Hume * Elliott sold some culs 1T 81 37tas9 EACH ana
q o. T s g. oSP c n and IS s. Of 20 81 S. A. Van Wet
sold 81 o. el IL At So; rs Of II % at 6c and 81 Of 90 10 az
'i'i Win d h"'a rG il w Il d s. Sails
nv uumo : EnlotH3,557 head at SC % oach mostly
clipped.
81 j. KIRBY, 36l ~ S co per head.
b A. Van Vert, for AsbuTy lerch-l,iI Sleep' aI
g. o., average, per head.
By McGTsw & Eeid-ss3 at y % each
A COMMUNIPAW.
nv HuDe & EllOtt-3sl3 sheep, averaging - rs cacH
rs b. W. Gilett COsi0 sheep, az 80 70 eac or %"
'Kase 4 Co sold 40 sheep, averaging Sc % each or
53c for cpped 20 Sc FOR wool Also 40 spring lambs AZ
Bells Pidcock sold ASH sheep at s. 40 each, or 5sa
7tc q 70, with lambs az lBc.
AT HUDSON CITY.
Judd buckingham Co sold 1896 sheer, AT an average
Of IS AZ each, ranging from sc. 20 Ste
sWINE-Arryals Of 2142l are 2OOO more than the fnl
receipts Of the previous week. ana the market gives way
under the accumUlatiOns. We quote o. 0lDtc, win ears
Illinois weighed without feed. 1881 ID, - 10 @lGc cars
ao l82 d. lOe and cars 1S90l99 D. lOc 'hoTc were
a cars &C FOrtietn-st aud ia at COm'Jn .OQay Dc
side some holding from last week. The ma et Is Slow
dressed falling 10 l2c.
GRAIN. PROVISION, AND OTHER MARKETS
lCafl.u.y evgIted ior InE IKbU'-l ,-o
AsHEsThs market is moderately sei,e AID ,iy,dy sales Of "
COTION-priees ihc lue HhIht
good steady business b doe ibein1hg E'3 70
~ bales Of which 80 were tken b sDnef