New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-09

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The most the sles from. @f
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Illinols, e,6+ missouri
49, Texas h2, New York, 1874; Iowa, 49, oo' le M"Ss
BEEvEs-Comparing the receipts Of the four months
OF the present year with those of the corresponding
period last season. and have for JAM 1871 291l2 cat
tie; Feb 255i6; March 81 33i April, S5s67 total oa l
April 2ss9s total O7,3l OF present year SOL.
For the week just ended have 66 or $40 less than
included 100 at One-hundredthst, 81 at Commun
paw and 81 at Weehawken, making 92i5 or just ABOUT
Just the finest, the cattle generally good, and the
market strong and active. everything selling on
clean. Prices averaged about tc above the rates Oh s
day week though not few sales &C., higher, sellers
generally Directing to going upon the scales or where
several for &c., but the great bulk OF the
cattle sold at 13di4c, Texans going at ItGl2icms1e
fat stillers OF this breed being on the HaIkel
Some 1Odl2 cwt and steers fat were too heavy 20
sell until after most OF the other lots had been disposed
Of On account Of the low price OF fat ana Ile great
waste in these heavy animals butchers prefer 1i9Sc CIV"
At Observation-Disclosures, l. & d. waixel had % cars; j.
Fitch 10 cars; Merritt Burchard and d. 1eonens
each Burden shrder and ellis cars each Coon
d Thompson and strous Goldsmith ears ea t o.
each cars RsySD Co. cars with ears scattering,
INCLUDING only head local Ms st2Gk .o Of them
7i67t cwt at 1Si d13sc, 81 cw and a OF Z. c"t d.
T. c. Eastman sold 80 Of the waixel CATTLE 81 cwt H.
linois steers, and prime, at l99l5c also, for D. u
Ats II heavy and fat Massachusetts, oxen and steers
Culver, Wheeler Co. sold the waxel cattle at
ISi 915e on q cwt. averaging about l.c; Also Tor '"
W. Thompson, for himself and Coon, % fat g ewt
I Isaa at 81 Per ST s sTSa a GG fat
Missouri cattle, for Goldsmith Co.. q cwt, at l3!el4tc
Merritt Burchard had 1913 of their own Illinois steeIs
cwt at l4c.; also, for Burden bhrlder 70 ILLINOIS,
steers, strong CO cwt., at l3Ql4tc.
w. Fitch sold l39 fine Missouri steers strong cwt, at
l3.alHc. ,. =.
per cwt, and 30 for r. d. Yeomans, 1850 b. at lSsc,
&c., and co for j. shawl q cwt, and good at 49, Glie
C. J. Pagan had 80 Illinois stl-fed Texans cwt, sold
at 12!c 81 per cw and 50 Illinois steers for feOmans
Heaey & CO. sold their 60 Illinois steers, 1910 n, at
The Communipaw cattle were owned, a ears by 8. W.
Allerton q Co., II by Maxwell Mcpherson, each by
J. II Daley, with for Davenport & Co.
g w. Alleron Co contributed PSI cattle during me
week OF those the present market, 205 were killed.
2O5 sold by b. Westheimer u cwt. Illinois steers,
I3sc and ITO from Mr.. AlIeron's own farm, and fine
R. Murray sold 100 telS7 cwt at 1sal4c, with by
Coney q Mcpherson had "a Of their own very fine 81
cwt.. Illinois steers sold at liGl5c; l9l for Max
Nell MephGr3n Srong q ewt a. lSglSe 60 SoGa
cwt 81 Tor j. Kirby, scant g cwt at l30l4tc and 20
Illinois for {. Pieer, u cwt., at l34 l4.c.
j. H. Dalbey sold 81 fine cwt, Illinois steers, at lic
The Weehawken droyers we're: N. Morris with CO car
loads 2l4O cattle for the week; Smith Poor cars;
r. McCdhrey, cars; and j. Hail. ear. Sales OF the
cwl at III 1876; 80 steers aud oxen u cwt at l2ic SO
nnOis, G. cwt at 1885, schuster sold 2ls Of cwt
Illinois, az l2 6l3c. W. sege run out 50 OF u Gwt ~
jc., and 81 Of "a cwt, az l3ic So ID per cw Ulery
Cary had 50 OF - cwt, fat, sold at WI Dudlty
run out lS6 OF aC ewt, at l2 alJc r. sahues 10 ol
r. Nee rey sold his SO Cherokees cw, at s79 each,
ana 10 Illinois steers, 5? cwt, at 1910.
me Chcdqo Lire Stock Reporter Of Nav foOts up the
receipts at the Oni0n lards Tor te PdsS ior 'nos =,
1885, against 1924 for the same time last year ~
gives The following OF the past months trade and
lie cattle rde Of April though not fear satisfactory Wet
ern ers and shippers as could aSe been d has 4n 81" lster
mon The supply Of native cattle erse bsyoad 81 precedent
bsis 500 T. BY gone
p Saus Y" es month to h5 that noa s G o S0a a @
t @ in The F sben c,ttlc wer, high sgd feed delr an IN
~ a. Of ~ have er hen deIyerIg contract castle or ply.
g turs the country than prices here woqd admit Of Apart
as could well have Lcen anticipate, of sarp.r,
o @ Srs,. isid'p sort At Tyi ss'es f| s &
We c to rooi deal of complaining among large nunbr Of
Of giving monopoly large baycrs this market who are
Vile Gu les many Of whom have lcs,
naTs 10 d. i 10 a eni control the aTI and at tie %
line Eve different markets in New York N s1ins and
Seer 5 heI sS I r15pr in 0 SesYo and Of en-
oourang to oPpo these nsgons ~oqI egnEe
tie Tor capital ae Of business which
the T a Ssy 81 @ St ghe2 rt Of for re a.
Of toek to so point should be plbs4l tn are saay Para oet
lons leSis a are (oi E s ,br prncol rTsr narSe in
Jealous esSr we are o a extra e to n ct al from rs & cam IN %
Of cbnies and especially charges IN Est
MILCH COWs.-rhe fresh trade mas ruled duh
during the week. generally poor quality GontHn9ag TO
offerings almost universally poor or COWS selling at
VEAL CALvES-Perhaps the present is the greatest
glut OF the Cheese factories which lad not
previously gone into operation generally, began the
first of the month, ana tnat sent the caves On tI
the milk being wanted Prices ruled low, ~ the de
mand il good Poor butterm land other little calves
sell at 4!a6c.; fair yeas. 707ic; good 10
prime state, 7a8c with prime Jerseys at 3! age-iew:
$50 H. Sc A. Bristol sold Is at sage kase Co. sold
n of lOj ID at 5lc, or 81 II each Judd Buckingham
and 81 at s. Is per head Hume & Elliott sold
227 state calves l25 H. at rs; o Of 49, - at az
average. McGraw Seymour sold TIC at s. % average
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The 1904 now reported are
26l4 than for the previous week The market IL
st saFG :, ge,c as for S' gae thin to AR e. Tor re
while something extra fat would exceed that hgule.
moderate quantity on The market TIcy likely to de-
cline before the week i out Very tim are only worth
i2l0l3c Figuring up for the pa,t four months We find
me receipts l23Oi2 for January l0l7 for February
7gOO Tor March, ami SO5o2 for April ora total Of Joj5'
against 39s, 7l5 for same period III $50
The offerings of tine present market are 10 cara at Com
munipaw. % at Forty -eignh-s nj Wechawken, and
at Fdrtieths 56j all told sales by j. y. Pdcock,
at Conmunipaw 30 Ohio shcared sheep - 10 at 81 IS
per cw l25 OF 76i H. CO. 80 OF 80 TO- lc 50 OF goo 20 d.
$50 OF 9O h. Sc ls4 Of 90 ID, s. 30 per cw; 81 Of - d.
slc and OF 90 at sc. Total sl59 at 9c or g. So
average per head with 81 lambs at Be- and 40 at Ice
the whole averaging ~ - each
Kase q Co. sold 1893 Ohio wool sheep, ~ 70. at re;
1877 of "A h. SIC Total 2Si at 50 81 each, and 2Ol lambs
At WoehawEen Judd 4 Buckingham sold 3o7 Illinois
cpped sheep, ID, at 6lc 359 wool, Ssl b. at slc and
Sc slate 60 f wool, at &c. Total 1854 AZ 81 % each.
At Fortieth-st Lerch Barnes sold 2l3 thin clipped
state sheep, 90! H. at 5c. us Ohio wool n b. at &C., and
2I3 of "a 10, at SIC. -
At Forty-eghthst., Hume & Elliott sold 39l Ohio
sheared sheep $50 a94 10, all at c and IGl wool dO a. ID,
az FAC. Total, 3,iSs at 81 average
Kirby sold 95 sheared State sheep D. at &c.. and
o. wool 20 10, at 7tc Total, Si7 at s. ~ each
McGraw Il Seymour sold 220 at Sc p each.
Lambs were sold about the markets follows viz: A.
of b3A ~ at &C., 43 Of IS n. i5c lot OF 81 NJ, lac.
SWINE.-TOtsl for the week 1913. For the past four
months since NcwYear's, the the totals 24s,j2l,