New-York tribune., 1872-07-02
NEW-YORK LIVE STOCK Markets.

WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FROMs-IllnOls, 4,ylI ; IeXas
and Cherokee, 726; Ohio 49i Kentucky 5l3; Missouri
I78 Indiana, 272 Iowa, 127 Michigan, ST.
BEEvEs-Tle total of 1908 beeves for the week just
ended is some Ice short OF the supply OF the previous
week but there is no lack now On the contrary. We
have surplus. There were 33.954 cattle for the fouI
weeks OF June, against for May and 2947 for June
of last year. The past has been enphaticaly hot
week, with the mercury up among the niGetles nearly
every day. And still we have seen little suffering or loss
OF stock Even some sti-fed cattle STOOD the heat OF
to-day very WELL Stock men have learned that pays to
take care Of their droves be they cattle sheep or hogs
Doubtless societies for the prevention OF cruelty
to animals have had an influence III this direction Trade
has not been lively at any time during the week,
droyes holding overnearly every night Werethequaty
better there would be less difficulty in selling Cattle
have not been on grass long enough 10 get iat TEXANS
make quite a showing. Some OF them were not even
offered to-day, so poor was the prospect OF selling Our
Sumner County Kansas, correspondents gives Il nerds
OF 30 $40 head Texans entering that state the CHS
holm Trail for the week ending June "a, against 90 800
same week last year. Ioial up 10 that uate lsO'oOz
against 225.52i same time last year Some Of
the Texans on the present market were
too recently over this trail TO be at all
fat while others had spent two Winters in Illinois in
the hands of good feeders and were fat but would only
sold during the week at &c. and the same quality would
do better now. There were droyes OF short horns
at least Of native cattle no better than the Texans
and had be sold st lOc We rate the market rather
for poor stock ana shade better Tor TAT cattle
making about the same average The offerings OF to-
day including Sundays receipts were III carloads at
Conmul paw, 1873 at One hundredth-st and II at Wee
hawken, or 500 head, against 1909 last Monday.
At COnmunipaw, y. Morris had 90 cars Goldsmith &
Co. 30 ears j. r. McPherson 90 cars ~ Furst i2 cars;
j. b. Hunter, cars; Maxwell Mcpherson, cars +.
Hughes and ). W sherman, cars each L. klemans NJ.
IOugnman and NJ x III. Kahn, each cars: X. A. ThOmp
son ears q. Baker, cars.
sales OF ia Morris cattle, IA by Schuster Lau
terbeck them stillfed Illinois,. cwt good at l2c,
81 per and AZ steers, owt, at l2ic. w. Il.
Dudley had cars, l0i OF them wefed cwt Texans,
sold at 9c So 10 per cwt and & Illinois, 81 cwt, at
19c TOfey & sons sold ears. ll3 of them cOmmOnsh
81 ewt illinois, at llc, and 80 OF cwt al 120l2!c III.
Myers out ears, 6d6t cw at about l2c. W. Segel
sold 10 ears 6id7i cwt, at 2i l3c Sanues run out
cars head 6d6t cwt at lk d2c, and ~ OF cwt at
2!c s. Moses sold cars Gs OF them 64 cwt at IL Gl2c
az ilkc 81 per cw ana 80 OF u as cwt at l2G
I3tc -.
steers top at l5tc 60 OF them at 5sc and
100 fat I cwt Texans. for Maxwell MePhersOn cattle
fed years, by Major smith, in illinois, at 9c, % 10
v cwt
NJ Goldsmith not offering his cars 6A cwt TIE xans,
but run out ~ Missouri cwt, at II l2c; ls6 Ken
lucky, sa9 cwt. az l2l 1916, and - Missouri for r.
Hughes IS OF them ewt al l0c aud 81 OF IaIa cw at
l2c.
G. Kahn for g. Baker, car bulls at Sic ear indiana
steers cwG, at HE; 50 Indiana, for NJ q H. Kahn "a
cwt ar IL dl2c and l76 good Kentucky steers, for A.
Fnrst cwt., at II l3c. .
3 " sherman rum out 81 Missouri cattle, 81 ewt. aud
scarcely fair quality at about l2c
j. H. Dolbey, for j. B. Hunter, l27 medium to good
cwt. Illinois steers, at llA0l5c.
D. W. Gillett for y. kemans, II Illinois steers, ewt
at lllc 90 n v cwt, and 81 poor Indiana, for X. A.
Thompson, 5ld5f owt, at 90i0tc.
The One hundredth-st. books showed n cars for w.
Thompson Co. 10 for Merritt Burchard, l6 for
Culyer Wheeler Il Co., 10 for T. Gs for T. j. Rhyno,
and the same for W. NJ Tilden ears each TOR T. Hurd
w. Ii, Monroe, and g. W. Va, with Tor each OF Carey