New-York tribune., 1870-05-31


sssa reeves Of to-day 79s stil fed steers, which
shows that the high prices are bringing ont TINS Kind of
stock. Most Of them fat, and but nefs take them
nearly as quick they would IN ied cattle
The Weehawken yards had the gv4tc't a.tecJons TO-
which y Morris had 90 cars, wood & Gillespie 81
cars TIE former dealer sent I'm ~. mead during tie
week. Quotations are from lis Ul'sc sles WeI9 as io
W. e. Dudley for y Morris a Texans. cl cw, at l5c
ard 80 illinois steers at l6dl6lc. on G. cwt.
5 Uery had 1o' fair to prime llnoi, tcers - Of them
63hy p 7. Cary, strong ewt at 10, sl5g -.
wood Gilespe's cattle Were sli, ~ stif'd g. cwt
Texans by Dudley Tofey, at ~ Grass Texans
q o cwt. not as good, at 5 a5tc AID % Illinois steers
livingston, Boscntian &Co. had IS Ohio stufcd cat
Gf the rest Of the Norris cattle s,rcl & Meyers sold
Ioi Sters, Illinois u cwt, at l7c lS Illinois c9rn-ied
g.. cvt at lC3c. and q do, cwt, al ai7c r. sam.
u ont 1s9 OF them fair, q cWt Illinois steers, at
1ts ac}c and TJey Sons finished the l52 hea q c"
Waixel had 100 Texans which he called cwt at 14c.
II. Hurd ran ont bis o5 Illinois steers q c"t' al
E. Hurd for O. T. Dimmick 20 Illinois cattle at 7c., on
g cwt -, outsider two
rar,es controlled the stock-J T. Alexander Co, 80
Cars. and Corey Mcpherson, p cars TIE AieAahqeIs
l p ., =, 80 49, :, % coarse Mssotiri and bunch OF
Thin Tcxans The market was very active, ana no soOu
stock remained after 10 a. m The Texans nang ayr,
The Alexander cattle were sodS fat suffers OF = CWt
nv w. Fitch at 6l 17sc IS cOrned good, 7cwt at l6
I7c prime, z Cvt at l6dl7tc aud selling part OF
Inc 100 Texans 50 cwt, at -. al5e Beach hray sold
o., head Illinois g owt, 10 good, al Il dltc; D.
Daley called his 50 head, stners, q cwt, l6s Gl7c;
while r. Murray reports same prices Tor MS similar %
head only calling them q gTt t. ~. .,o,. ,,or, =, ct
Missouri cattle at 5a16c and s52 Illinois steers very
e'9p a e az receved at opehundredtt26 cars
Yesterday and 10 this mOning-Schuster d Co. had
y cars ". Thompson, with Coon Mulhal, cars Bed
ford & Kennedy, cars, and Culver Co cars. There
fat cattle among them, but they were soon
taken indeed was all the stock leaving buyers VINO
arrived after q. m. Monday minus cattle.
Prdes ranged from l6dl7ic. the quality being ron
j ILL.,. N3
strong ca cw at l6a1eic ana SO illinois cattle Ior Coon
q Thompson. at 16c. on scant g. cwt r,,.--,-
Lawess & Dooley had a carload fair : cwt Illinois
sehnster soid 200 sed and 1T corn-fed steers all
from Illinois, fair TO prime, as ewt, at lG al'tc; ~
Culver Co. had 29 H. fat steers cwt, sOl at l,59
which were retailed az 163 l7c on 10 cwt. -
W Martin run out IS head H. steers, 63 cwt. bought
at Weehawken. and retaied at l6 dl7c.
Mich COWs.-The present advance in beef fails 70
help mich cows, from the fact that the stables have
Glow and some stock holds from last week. One lot OF
common to fair averaged 81 each poor running as
iSSnsb iS% ~ 1 few fancy IH reached Sf {CSsslio
VEAL CALvES-Priees fell of about the middle OF
last week but have recovered again to-day tAe hand
raised buttermk grassers" selling at 6Q7c; fair MIX
calves at sasc., and good to prime at 9glC lew g9hg
really sold at lie We note sales OF Onehundredth
ST. by d. DAYTON averaging about l45 n at 6allc; at
Torty-eichthst by Hume & Elliott state calves, 1924
u at s3 OF $50 and l3i fb at SIC Total 2l head az
SIi 80 each. j Kirby sold Gg al 50 l2 per head
Eye Otis, Washington Market, sold II butterInilk
calves at &C. 10 do Cc % poor state calves ll3 H. &C.;
at Sc and 10 Of 40 Il at &C. OF Jerseys 81 Il, and
OF 10 b at &c. Is OF Gl65 al esc and II Oh 44O ID
sHEEP AND LANBs-With the very light receipts Of
the week-abOut 5000 less than the previous
vepk-the market strong again, and the 10. de-
cline noted last week has been fully rccON Neredbuers
.av another 4c added While noticed one pen or Tt-
ject0us poor enough 10 sell at Sc. no lots, az they
came u even Of 6s07O stock, would sell below 5.c,
while fair stock went Gt 7sc good al oc ana ftW not
extra either but pedled out at s.! To aeconinodate
hungry buyers, the statesmen cut up ther EOchs III III
.vffl1I 1Irtar TI. I'D q
incuCcd-were found five each at Communplw and
WeelaWken, 3 cars at EOrty-e1ghtnst. ana cars az
FOrtietl-st Lambs are quoted at l2Gl4sc.
Beside the fIe,h there were cars or SatrlaIs
sheep held Commuuipaw, and today's sales by J. y
PdcOcf 1872 Ohio a. 70 at Co. SOC d ID ana - OF az.
D. at c sls 2J2 of 90 ID al Sc; l55 do 20
T.. parcels at sc and 81 OF Sc 70, at esc with Oo
lambs, IS b at l+c Total, 5,5'9 sheep az - Qc9t IL
cuGrc today's sales-averapsug IS 25 each, AID 223
lambs 10 l3allc., or s. 81 = head
T. Pels sold 5G sheep at 3. G7c, averaging 81 % ana
Al lambs at 3414tc.. or $ l6 each.
KasC Hauver Co. sold Z2 coarse, 80 10 ONO she'p
fic and 81 lambs 81 D. at l+sc. Total, 42O sheep az "a
&c. - IS each, and partly at ChamDerlns so LAMBS
1T i2i l5c., averaging g 45 per head 49,. -, ,
At FOrty-eighthst Hume Elliott sold 2o5 ONO sieel
asg h. 7ac.: of al and 1l6, weight.
~ sc. Total for week, 1851 at 8 % each
Kirby sold lg6 Ohio sheep, IS3 ID, at &c; total o at
E76 per head.
At Fortisth-st Asbury Lerch sold 81 Ohio sheep, -
=, at 6ic.; total, 450 Gt - So each.
Al Weehayyker Judd & Co. sold 228 Ohio sheep, = =
at Cte.; y OF "a y at fc, and ~ Of 81 ID al 5c'
sWINE-The y Cj hogs for the week show an increase
Of about 2OOO and sn prices have advanced near. &C.
e t5 continuing steady al I2c. for some days t. re-
rcpts Of to-day 81 cars at Communlpd" ana o at
FOrtirfh-st. An announced advance IN Ice Will dCd 20
the cost OF packing. Sales Of dressed for tie Ncch,
mostly before the Late advance, were: At COmlIupdW
by s. W AIler0u Co., 3O4 OF lj6 u gc al III
by spring Haynes, 2,27i OF l5ll ID at 81 ols