New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-16
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

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PRICES CATTLE TO-DAY.
Prime to Extra us
FntquAEty ia4git
Medium. or good fair quality
n general or U .T s' Of Se today estimated
Extreme range Of prices from
WIRE RE- THE CATTLE ARE FRoM-Iiinois ESQ., Texas
Missouri, 262 New York, 257; Canada l4o Ohio, 49,
BEEvES-with the heavy run OF catte-1,2 i2 than
the fair supply OF last weck-it is no wonder that me
for the finnish lots, close out 1t with great
deal OF effort that the yards were cleared And sun II is
almost matter of surprise that with such an extreme
pressure upon hogs, and efforts to crowd down CORE
spondingy cattle the market was as good as II proved
with the 1872 head on sale to-day The STOCK was
yarded 96 AT One-hundredthst % at Communlpaw
and at Weehawken Texas has taken the second place
during the week just ended and Newfork state sent III
several lots of stiers slied Gat are also e9is
from the West and from Canada The average quan ~
Ohio grade Durhams deserves moro than passing no,
ce being made up of tTeeyear old steers and spayed
They reached i5c a. H. or 1c. above other lots of Fat
cattle Most Of the stock sold at 130l33c, with poor
At oneHudredth-st., l. and d, Waixel had ~ car
loads; Coon. Thompson Il CO., 20 ears; Woman " Co,
10 ears w. Fitch, cars; Merritt Burchard. cars
r. ellis, g. w Ward, and Flynn y Bennett, 8 cars
each, c. j. Fag.In and Crum a Thompson 4 cars
sales. by I'D. waixeI, 81 Illinois oxen and stays.
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W. Fitch sold his 143 fair Illinois steers, scant ew, at
S Parcels came in with 80 very fine Ohio grade Dur
hams, steers aud spayed heers three years oIa ave
Picaway County from the Duchess ana Bates STOCK,
sold by Tecd Wheeler Co, at about ljc. average W
Ialor taking head Two of the hefers scaled 1850 ID.
each AZ The wards and II was claimed that they would
maxi IN nor CIV
home foundation upon which TO build some mann
W Thompson for himself aud Coon, state stllers
from OswcgO g. cwt, at l28 l33c 50 Limos q cW ldt
b1t r9ughlSh at ana ~ o - cw, at "a a
steers z cw l3a14c., and 10 state cattle for them
selves Il cv AT I2 Gl5!c., with 10 Of cwt for A. NJ
T. G Eastman sold 81 Illinois for d. waixel
81 cwt ana fat, at 133 a41c with 81 OF u cwt, at 10
Healey Co. sold Illinois steers of q cwt for Coon
G. Fagan had 73 Illinois steers q cwt, tidy sold at
Co. 1910 gross at $780, u live weight, and Sc steers
'@5l Gwt at l2s al W or, 70 Illinois steers. =, cvt
at -! Siac; 1o7 waxel "a cw at l3aI4sc and 80
for Flynn Benpett "a GTf o a. eer good u cw
sold lSa1ic and 60 for WaXel strong u cwi' Illinois
g. Bright. Tor f. Fuller 90 state steers and Oxen
heavy hut rouglish. ql0 cwt at ia ltc. .....,,
Reyan Lawlcss had 81 fair "a cwt Illinois steers sold
T. Giis ran out his % Illinois steers 1a25 b. at I3c
Capt Vcasey relieved the market OF "a heavy TAT cat
tlc bought TO ship to Bermuda .,. ~.
with ~ carsOg2 cattle for the week; i; MCPherson
16 cars j. H. Dalbey, IL cars; Maxwell MCPhorsOn, 10
cars: VI Kelley G ears; G. Mulhan and Il. W. Gillett
Gomez MCPHERSON sold their as Illinois steers cas-
cwt at i30l49c. la for Maxwell McPherson sc%nt y
cWt at 13a14c. few tops Htc., ana W talr 10 chO'o
strong "a cwt Missouri cattle for W Kelley, at
b. Westheimer, for G. Mnlho, 40 Missouri steer, 4
cwt at 49, and 3O2 Illinois g cw for :. W Alerton
Co. mostly steers, at IA a14c with car bulls at H.
and 81 medium G. cwt Kentucky steers, Tor hahn N Coz
at H Dabey ran out his ia Illinois steers cwr at l2l
b. w. Gmett sold his SO Illinois steers 7los cwt, and
r. Murray for s W. Allerton Co., 100 Illinois steers
At WeehawkeI, y. Morris had 8 ears; F. McCafrey, II
ears; W v Wood cars Inc NIlI1 ea's b C"nir I T
Illinois G30s cwt, at -! al3!r; ia bv TonTy al u |r
on &C cwt III by sege y" nnsy IS t rt at
$50 EACH sc thin Illinois cwt, at l2c % Of scdni cwi
cwt at iaal4c; +. samuels out 10 of Il cwt, at
13a 13lc; H. Meyers sold coarse o.. c~t cattle, "t
s. Hnrd for W v Wood 80 Illinois steers, q cwi., at
l2tc. and ~ Of 7id7t cwt., at l3d 1896
p McCafrey run out 10 Illinois Steers, al cwt 20
l3a 13c aud 80 Of "A q cNt al l33alc"itha car bulls
Mich COYs-Therc has been little life to the fresh
COW trade and tle f4ie stables were tGaf lne !Htr
mart of the week Prices Bl-o little higher party
because the quality ,nc GgT went "Ve so 10 Vcy
handsome animal selling at $40 pen Ol il varied
from SO to SIS. aging So 80
VEAL CALVES-Thc low returns " Last week had the
effect keep calves at home, and mort OF the VIII
In LATER III the stasun some "I the u'tH'i7
sold out in the country rather than send here
Prices ran down very low from Thursday 10 sat
urday a pen OF 90 butternhk calves. no n, selling
at &C. This kind H. now quoted al ~ 6r, WIN
fair to good state ycals AT asc ana nue. Jerseys az o"
o. OF state calves Eye Os sold ~ OF lj5 d. al tc
and II OF $50 10 ri e.. T. NJ Graves 60. sold 20 Jcr-
scys at "a 09c At Forty-eighthst Hume d Elliott sold
81 state calves, 12ta12s ~ az 73 ana 10 2i 10 d. al &c
Total for the week $50 calves, at - 80 edch.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-With a full supply oi lH2't Tor
the week and only $40 tOday-Ii cars at ComnnIHw
and "A al Fort ghth-sthere h not much NE To the
trade though ali were sold. Prices OF sheep cOunut
itbont much variation OF the stock selling 1T Ga
$50 INT lambs are generally lower thln sclng al II a
lisc aud fair TO good at iia4c some prime Icacng
5c An occasional lot of wool skins sun arrives ~ lnt
wards aud sells well, the pets being worm y I5"f1 70
ssrh while skins OF sheaTings worth only rs Z7r.
Orthe COmmunpaw stock, J. " IldcOck sOd, t,'uhN'
Ass OHIO sheep 7s at 5lc 452 of 81 ~ &C. 49, OF ~ 10
AKA n al eic with l3 wool sheep ~ N. al $ 70 ewt
Total for week. C673 sheep al 546slc averaging ~ TO-
and "A lambs, 80 b. at l5c., with lJJ of 5O at l44c
Kase Co sold $500 sneep at - 80, ana ol9 LAMBS at
a. A. average per head.
SWINE-Receipts very laree-20,2% for the week
with 7O2 TO day33i at FOrtictst, aud - cars ~
ComInunipaw There II very lttle change from The dc,
pressed rates Of some days past i've being quOcn al ~
dressed at &C. for 2OD H. down; Ist Tor 100 d.
and re for pigs. The following from n late Chcdgo
Lice Stock reporter thus speaks OF The trade mere;
There hss been improvement change 10 t previous tone
nd tendency IN sc conformity with ~ movements r
having Heek the Trade thoroughly IN tie bands
this time amott united purpose among ,m !"
hog down 10 the io"esi possible pnee Una. y el - T @ %
cr ever. 10 be that the mrhtt "NeINht"" 81" st
product Notwithstanding the fact that The u~e OF ht %
Siaies dining past months bar Hophe am ~ Ram
lard treutd ans OrmeLfIo1 yeI We AZ V1 'N"' "''N ' ~
I than 4, needed or can he usfl.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
gsy Worth J,eer RrllOgdA
MAY $40 pkgs ASHES u pkgs BerssaT 50 yah O.l bsndy