New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-07-23


lucky icS Ohio So7 Texas and Cherokee ss7; Indiana
l4S Missouri, 1876; New-York 2s H.. A.. ,uoo,, ,,se
ended CA short Of tho previous weeks supply while the
500 head Of yesterday and today-iu car. ~ Solniui
are Isl less than we're offered last Monday We have
had less than 400 Texans during the week. ano ony ie
to-day Our Kansas reports Of s anu y, md
the Chisholm Trail during the week Ioal s, i
the opening of the season same M, date last Year There
were "a SOP head Of Texans entered the state for the
responding week last year Our correspondents "uu''
High water below Is OBTAINING cattle" IL, Az
Turning from Kansas TO Chicago, we meet WIN tn S
annual volume hed Tn Of tbe snes VIZ CRIT
htA's Live stock Annual for 1874 from whch We Pui
pose to make acSnaped With n Morris
the principal shipper to this market that VIC Aiouu'0
"a MoDSI sHPrrR-So far selling Of stock concerned
the Sssss S s Ss a1T Com
mission TIE buyers the packers during ne brrer
one one ' SSiS sr MT Seo mdf, Be soe Ss:a
wards that he osanly deserves es' h ~ Ia Vest
II the United Last year his Poshn re Of All Se
live stock brought into market He Is always on manu- ana ven
S"S When NO ohsr Geae appear be- to any considerable
srH in The e., % 2, . and smo. everybody was too S
k doing ANYTHING Mr. ho d5t,o %gr sSS6e in R bS
ness t6sn an other the county, in ! arsy cGuTgg
he win seu his at large expense ana allow he con
sgnmen smaller dealers to 60 h,"ph ssel ne ' aso
an 50 scattered varied Their Requirements that lie does not
uni I regularly Thus enabled 70 smooth rough
s 1Sss Vry is Mr. Nelson Of the Stock Yards
and one withdrawal would be long ana severely felt
With a some what market after the close one
ago, the feeling being little stronger by Friday,
butchers began to manifest considerable anxiety ior
stock yesterday and prices were advanced sohg 90,
y n We almost call il &c., and could instance single
sales 1c above what like cattle sold AT one week ago
Large sales made on Sunday at OnehundIedth,st
and Wcehawken. In fact there Is no liade on NOnuay
at the latter PaSs be SS fat OF at
l2c. Inc yards were cleared, but there was niue
weakness at The close While lSc Is the outside price
ceed of at 1Slc Decent 6a cwt native steers sold at
ll1a12c very few going below lie. The poorest lot OF
little cwt. Illinois steers brought $50 80 each
The books at ComInunipaw showed 70 ears Tor ~ MOT
q Co. IA voeter Co, for j. r. MCPHERSON, each
for 5 Sherman and A. First, each for NJ & H. Kahn
few of the leading sales were by Coney McPher-
son. their G. cwt Illinois steers at III 0l3c 21
Ohio for Voeter Co. viz Ga Of y G% ana 81 OF GTt
scant 81 cwt. cattle at IL a12c. =, ,,,,--,--.--
Schuster Lauterbeck. for N Morris 81 Illinois steers,
81 cwt at l2c So of 6 cwt at l2e aud 10 OF u cwt at
l2;G co,s.,,.s .o, 1t. o,rD 100 Cat cut KeDtrctv
cattle 12i6l3c; 1876 Missouri ewt at l2lc and ~
Texans for Snow Co., cwt, at Sc, &c ID per cwt
f. Samuels sold 16S Illinois cattle for n Norris 30 OF
them strong cwt at &c., and the rest at @l2c on 6@
B. W. Gett sold 60 Ohio cattle of u cwt. for p Kle-
H. Meyers, n Norris 68 good "a cwt. Cherokees at
l2c. car q Illinois, 12c. 1900 $50 ID,
c. Kahn sold 100 Kentucky cattle OF 81 cwt, for a.
81, n
Baker 8. q ewt at III G1Itc Kentucky for NJ.
H. Kahn, 80 OF them 81 cwt at l2c and 80 at llsc ON
s W. sherman run out 100 good Z. cwt Illinois steers
at l2l013c.
s. Moses sold 100 Of the Morris CATTLE So of them 81
cwt at 12c SO mixed, 5000 cwt at lOi 0llc and
car ca cwt. at $50 p head.
The One-hundredthst. drOvers were Coon, Thompson
& Co.. 25 cars; T. ellis Culver, Wheeler Co.. each IA
cars; Merritt Burchard, IL cars T. q. Eastman, ana
Bowling r. Murray Williams Valentine. and Dickson
q Dudley, each cars; II. Harp, H. EsneT, seery
Reyan, each together with sundry smaller lots
W. Thompson sold 80 Illinois steers, 7g73 owt at 10
l2tc % do fat cw at l20l3c 100 Of strong 81 cwt,
at llAal2c., and 50 OF 81 cwt at llidl2c
Murray sold GA Illinois steers, z! cwt, prime at 13c.
Culver Wheeler Co. had some rat cattle, viz 81 ILL
nos steers cwt sold at about lS4c average, and l55
Merritt Barchard for Dickson Dudley. co fat Ken
lucky cattle OF 1850 at 12 0l3sc; 6S of their own Hill
nOs steers 200 II, at 2b 81 cwt; 65 OF LILO ID al
l1tc, 81 cwt; 50 Kentucky, strong, u cwt' at Il
C. Eastman sold 161 Illinois steers "a cwt, at 12a13c
t. ellis out A fine cwt. Illinois steers, at l3Q
1916; 63 of 1245 h. at l2ic 81 per cwt and 50 OF "a
d. Waixe sold 60 Illinois steers strong y cwt at 12c,
and e eacS exra with s. 81 cw at sc allowing the
purchaser so cents per head
G. W. Vail sold his "a Kentucky cattle, 7iS7a Owt, at
H. Eisner sold 81 fine 1900 n Illinois cattle at close
At weehawken s. Ulery sold 90 fat "a cwt Kentucky
P F. Cary, for A. B. Bowling, s5 Kentucky cattle "a
cwt.. at I21 0121c., partly at One-hundreth-st
Cary Mccartney had lA Illinois steers strong ewt,
MICH COWS-Tbe numbers are larger demand not
good and prices still lower or sSOas7o per head No
market %cC S sold COWS during the week at an
average Of about $50 eaeh-alI at Forty-eighth-st;
OF calves to-day market continues active full rates
s0sc for milk veals and 496c for grass and fed ami
Hume & Elliott al Forty-eighthst sold Is Mt Holly
calves go az few lGo f6 STATE at 1ea Ss At TS for
nd ~
Eye Otis sold IA fed calves at &C.; 20 mixed. 1G0 n
average, at &c., and 80 OF $40 n at SC.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Arr1vas, 26,8i2, against 21,7OI
the previous week There were 1909 to-day vz is cars
at FOrtyeighhst II at FOrteth-st and 10 at Commune
paw This full supply with large proportion Of lambs,
caused little duness and rather lower prices for them
lots some poer gong &C.. and parcel
Sheep in fair demand at SIC for quite thin 10 GA
IS Sales at Forty eigth-s by Hume Elliott C77s sheep
and lambs the sheep at G07c and lambs at lO9l2c, the
whole averaging Sc o. each For to-day 800 Ohio sheep
SO b. 6lc 46 Canadas, 9 ID, 6sc; GO State 1o ID, &C.;
239 Pa lambs, 81 -, llc. $50 State, 80 ID, lOtc; l6l
Canada CO b. l1c 2l9 do GA b. 4c and 70 OF " ID at
J. Kirby sold 300 Ohio sheep 81 n, at slc Il State, II
~ at 5Ac G2 Canadas. 96 b. at 64c 60 Kentucky lambs,
GA H. at Otc 81 dO 63 10, at 10c l67 State SO u, at llc,
and l67 40, co ID, fne at l2c Total, 24SO sheep and
Judd 4 buckingham sold. at Fortieth-st: % Ohio
sheep ~ at SIC 60 do IS ID, at 7c 593 of Sc ID AT CO
1Osc sis State 5B H. at Ilc and CO, l2c. Total
$500 the sheep at 50 so and lambs at IS So each
do lO4 H. at 7ic, and 391 Canada lambs, 81 D. at l0c
j. n. PIdcock at COmmunipaw, S,723 sheep and lambs
S. 90 average the sheep al 5t0lc and lambs at SGl2c
For to-day 149 Kentucky lambs 62 h. 1c ITO DO, 59062
ID at lOdlOtc; 80 Maryland. 6o 10, at lOic 2J2 ONO
sheep, 7saSl ID, at 6ac 176 do, 80 fb az Gsc.
HOGs-Receipts to-day-26 at Communipaw, and
Fortiethst completing 23S79 against 81 267 Tor the
previous week. This light added TO cooler weather,
has caused OF &c. during the week, the
ket closing with considerable hrmness at 60Gc. for
dressed.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rrer PesfS Rair01dS
JuLY Dkgs Ashes p pkgS Beewar 2l33 bales Cotton so
Seed 6j cakes Copper, g Pkg DRIED Fruit 65 b6
Rggs 7Bl bills Four III bush Wheat 1885, ia bush Corn 28 62
D. j. Pea.. 81 BAGS IaEseei.