New-York tribune., 1872-09-17
NEw.YoRK LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Lunln1aihat Drove -los'"io!a ~
';@5Sa.i ;5 q ssa5 sgS .5ii
Essi ssso. .o at 300. & a ~aS IS aai
.5'@,,2;;: e r sG s $50 $50 s2i Ss
PRICLs OF CATTLE To-DAt' 49,
Prne to extra bu'ocks i' 80,
seu%. 9a or Good far qua
That Of ordinary thin Stcrrs. anu Cows..lolai
IT, 9cSs S1T average Of he market to-day estimated
Of prices from tH5
wnTTg Gs TmT 81 fa' SaqTIE %RI FRoMncs 5si2 Ken
tncky 2os7 Texas slyi oU 90 & lPca d10 Ne~
York s2i Virginia 90 MISSOURI z5'j fennsyVaha' ~
REFJEs-The total of 9792 cattle for the week ending
to-day though large is 795 than the very heavy
! the previous week. And yet all the fat stock was in
10 fat cattle, paying &C. more than they did one
week In few instances 1c. advance was reached
i5c-bnt the cattle were better than anything sale
al the previous general market. Among the 53 cattle
of to-dayls5 carloads at Commnnpaw, 81 at Onehund
redths, and 81 at Weohawken-theIe were "a cars of
Texans and, little advance the best OF them
they could not be showed up In addition to these long
in flesh which made surplus Of hard stock Texans
generally soid at SGSc some & very poor sSnT d t % a. q
1Oc. There were few really fat droves hence the high
our sumner County, Kansas letter of the 9th inst
gives herds Of 1850 Texas cattle over the Chisholm
Trail for the week, making 32C5S5 mead entering Kansas
this season. against 44lOl same date aSt year. no 1
eased cattle have been seen this sde OF ChcdgO ana he
and sent 10 oal heap. With the vigilance used no
fears need be entertained here and at the rate we use
their usual allowance OF beef 1t is likely that some Of
the West feeders have had fear Of the disease
ana off their stock earlier than usual even win
the certainty Of an unusay fine corn crop 40
The Commuuipaw drovers we're j. r. McPhersop' 80
| cars: n. Morris, 81 cars Goldsmith d Co.. %; j. T.
Hunter l2 W. H. Mallory "a ; o 6oo6er 81 M NJ Ssc q H.
A. Furst and sadier 4 Co.. G each; Kahn & Brown, and
Kemans q CO., each H. Hopper, and NJ. Lough-
man. each ears; Voetter q Co.. 2 cars
sales of the Morris cattle by seige, 40 OF them
Texans cw at aud II Illinois, % cwt, thin. at llc
ears natives OF % cwt by Meyers, ordinary, at 10
ole: cars % cwt Texans, by Schuster at sic 90 D.
per Cwt by SImues, y OF them Texans, 81 cwt,
and fair at scant &C., and sc Illinois % cwt, common, at
u01lc cars, % cwt Texans, Dy Dddley, at &C.; cars
Texans by Io1iey, scant ewtr at $40 each
Coney Mcpherson sold their 800 Texans. 5d6l cwt,
at 09tc. Illinois, G2 cwt at 12a13Ac; 1Os Illinois II
cwt at III Q1lc. 30 top at 14c. Js per cwt; 90 ne
SJ cwt Ohio steers c. A. Murphy, the best
sale, at lic and IS ordinary Virginia steers Tor same
c. Kahn for A. Furst. 100 Kentucky cattle fair to
prime, "a cwt., az 12dl4c; s6 do for Kahn Brown,
tucky steers of 81 cw for Brown q Baker. ordinary
tie al l2c l2G for NJ. & H. Kahn at III a34c ON "a
| ewt:, and 16s Kentucky common ewt cattle for s.
NJ GOLDSMITH for sadler & Co.. l12 poor 81 cwt Texans
az "a a79c; 6s Kentucky steers OF q cwt. Tor H. Kop
per- at i26lSc and 2l for himself, C d8 cwt Kentucky
j. H. Daibey for J. B. Hunter, 22l fat but cwt
Texans at &C., and lOi I,n9Is q cWl.' al ~ glSci -
gs9i0e'. with 81 thin natives, cwt., at lie.
b. Westheimcr out So decent 6i cwt Illinois steers
b. W. GilietT for Voetter Co.. 80 ordinary Missouri
The observation-disclosures shippers were: Coon, Thomp-
son q Co. 25 cars d. Wlixel, Il cars T. Giliis, l3
cars Culver Wheeler Co., cars Merritt, Burchard
Williams Co, ears; Capt NeSey, cars I9r slipment
TO Bermuda; r. Murray, 4. C. Eastman u. W. VAIL ana
Sales 10y D. Waxei all Illinois stock, IS thin 81 cwt, at
I0c and 81 per head added; 47 OF q al cwt at l2!c 90
| of6J cwt., at 121c. and SO Texans 81 cwt, at 9lc
W. Thompson sold "a Missouri eattle, ll5g d. at l2ac
81 per cwt; 13l illinois, 1iJO 10 at te 81 10 per ewt
81 do, cwt at 12l dl3c and co Kentucky 81 ewt at
T. ellis sold 81 Illinois steers 70, 12013lc. 40
Kentucky. 1926 b. at 1S{e IS ID per ewt and 7S Illinois,
Culver, wheeler & Co. sold 1ls fine "a cwt. Kentucky
/ cattle at l9a a15c., averaging l4c
Merritt Burchard sold their 55 extra Ohio grades
cwt at 14c., IS per cwt, aud, with Williams Valen-
tine, so Illinois 63 ewt at 2Glo.s. -. ,o,.
T. C. Eastman sold 80 Illinois steers, cwt, at l230
The weehawken cattle shippers were williams & Co..
| g cars W. V. Wood and COT Il Ulery each j.
| church aud sage Thomas each ears, with several
s. Ulery sold 81 good u cwt Kentucky cattle at $50
]. Church, FOR Williams & Coz 142 Texans of cwt at
/ sac: 90 Texans OF G1 cWt. al 94c., SO ID " cWt.
II Westheimer, for j. Scott 81 Kentucky cattle Of
C. j. FasSn for W. v Wood. &C Illinois steers 6s cwt
! az l2lc., and a car cwt. Ohio at scant 13c.
c. Sage for sage Thomas G7 Illinois steers @ cwt,
Mich Cows-Receipts larger and demand
rather better but there is not much improvement in
prces They range from $50 TO S65 occasional sale
being $40 for something choice Cow beef stu rules
VEAL CALvEs-Cool weather, with light supply Of
fat veals, admits OF higher prices Prime calves sell al
% 910c with ordinary to far at a9c Grass calves vary
from TO &C., but generally sell by the head at S6aslO
Elliot selling "a at partly Ieu,
s28sl2 81; milk veals l66 b. at 9c and some OF l55
n at &c. Total 2l grass calves at s6aslO each ana lS2
milk veals at Sl4 10 average Judd buckingham sold
| Is4 at 81 I6 each, being grass calves.
| SHEEP AND LAMBS-Total, 3l2o against 3s,42s the
previous week. This falling off in numbers admits Of
little advance IN prices Fat lambs reach ssasc, few
extra going little higher still very far lambs sell at
save thai an extra lot of rising at 7c. Fat
lots are worth G2c with ordinary TO fair at 5G63c
FoTtethst, Is at FOftyeieRthst. and ~ At Com
munipaw. Sales by Judd Buckingham al Forteth-st::
c1c Of at of
n at 63c; ESQ OF 73t at 81 1884, part lambs, 6It ID, al
6lc Se Canada lambs 6Is ID, at 7ic 50 of 66 at &C.; ~
ISrsh Barnes sold s52 Canada sheep n at ec
80 very fat 1929 b at se S6 Canada lambs 60&o' ID at
Hume Elliott at Fortierh-st, 125 Ohio sheep III 70,
Co. 80 do 70 @ at Sic 2'i o. g9i al 6 &C. o. es car"
sac and PA Of 6S n at &c. Total for the week. SS' at
Kr6y sold 20 Michigan sheep, 76 ID. at Sc; 24s do,
same weight at &C.; CO Ohio sl n, at 6ic 100 Canada
lambs, 90 10 at &C., &c do &C II, at SIC Total 4V at " ~
McGraw sold 2Oo State sheep 7Os ~ at 5c SO do u
m at &C.; ISL State lambs, 6si n, at tc' Iot 100 al
j. \. Pidcock at Communipaw, l9l Ohio sheep, 96t n,
at etc ia DO. 9i 10 at &C. aud 100 OHIO lambs 5S b'
at 7tc total 565 at s. 80 each or 5a07ic for sheep
Bristol sold 81 state lambs 90 n, at &C., and u of 7i
HoGsFota HDSs receipts 2s against s2s the previous
and Il at Communipaw. nearly all for saughtering
firms Dressed sold at M for IsO9 ars @na 9op p
S5 car 2C2 % state going a. o. raeGe rs Sf
fhus alluded inThe Lire Stock Reporter of the lta
have expressed very
namely that and compared with
supuy will be found The demand for
b Sumner product Actye at this % the
wear @ il is nov steady and satisfactory markets We need
Of suited 10 the demand have re-
during week The Of thin Michigan hogs which,
S usual are realize At the best but low tgure
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Norh Rrer Yaals Ralro0dt -
SHpr 63 pkgs Ashes pkg BeeswaI l9o bales Cotton 4
hb. 8 Dried Fruit, 6ao bbls Flour JO bbls Meal
Ia is uh Wheat Corn 80 sos bush oats 2o1 bush
bags Seed, 2R bags