New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-17
NEWBORN LIVE STOCK MARKEIs.

INA, thin steeE. OHca. Cows..-.-.. sll
Tls -asra average Of ilsIaaslei ,osy estimated a
Elene 'iise Of p-'s. rom ''''''''''''' S
WHERE T1gK CATTLE ARR FROM-IliinOls 1888: Texas.
175a Or1 1885, Kentucky, l0l6 New York ~ Ind
al 't, XTglhi lSs Msso 49, Michigan 20 Dca-
BEE Yi,-The totai OF $50 foT the week IS a5 t1
s!ly-i63 at COmmun paw. l32 at lundreltst..
and 75 cars Weeha wkeu-are 297 less than the offerings
last Monday The features OF present market were
the Christmas cattle sent In somewhat freely for the aT
preaching holiday We count mp about $50 head OF tines.
premium cattle, weighing 9015 cwt u ana several
roves s back intended for the latter part Of the
week. though few VIII probably be he.t un5l p, "
Mondss 70 not easy 10 carry the points OF individual
droyrs "a ones mind from year to year and make com
cattle of finer quality than were s0ne Of
% choice Kentucky grades bY ~ GOLDSMITH ay r.
aging cwt. net, but ODe car OF II head were pro
40 dress 500 n and were called Gic though really con
tracted Tor sOue time since. Then there were prime
s1sO each; % such ID. Scissor IS accustomed
get up out IN Madison Counts ONO ly5' 70;
yt Ohio I. ellis. 1850 cisco h; &c Kentucky uJ
4 Wheeler 1850 n; OHIO by : Sdner, 1sD7 ~ car
II cwt. IinuoIs c. T. Reynods with s. OHIO b. NJ.
,t 81 ,naIy faf cattle included this week really
makes larger amount OF beef. though the numbers are
s,,tnd Ion the tat CATTLE though after the tops
taErn taerr were a good many choice animals ol So 10
t which had be sold at is 0I4ic. the really fancy
gong .i H. i6c. with few at l6ta 1t hard mar
Let for nedum aud common eartle Texans making
large SHOW time when something better was wanted
aud of them hold over, While others were sofa a.
low a. Ca. =,
RS with "a carloads, j. T. Hunter q Co, % cSrs5 "a
Goldsmith ears; ". IL Mallory, sears; j. y. McPher
- Va Ii,rk each 7 ears: N. IOughman, 8 ears.
some N the sales OF the Morris cattle-aH Illinois
were 10 by Dudley 6iQi2 ewt, at ~ $780, ears
by ~chusfcr. Z cWt.' az scalt Iz3 ears ~ ot"ei =
e cWt 0l2sc cars Nv lOney osatG cN' ~ II
ne ears Jy Meyers TG7t cwu., al l. l2.c; cars
prime o5 ,amuels "a c'Ft at &c., SO ID v cwt. and car
I.l50 10. - 1870, 90 n y eNt. w a. bs u,,,,.,,
grades lmoug them II head which have scarcely ecu
Sguaed Tor fneness OF quality, beauty OF proportion
small bOue and Fat laid IN Just the rlRht places fley
we're aiJ 20 dress 1880 each, and IA contract 20
Young q, u nm were were called l6tc. %. me Olhtr
cattle wcsr "a eNt and sold at l5t Gl4tc MT 'odsmth
also sol Tor himself So we'll fed Texans cwt at 9.c
and % Kentaesy cattle g e ,t nat; az ~ ~ o.
scwf mixed drove at 100l3sc. 100 Ohio Tor W Clark
- and prime at lal49c; IS ne ONO, grades Of 10
ryyt for M LOuglman at 4dI5c. largely GO u 3 cwt
- ONO for E. Newton, y cwt. at Il llse u virginia
carlo for H. seymour, ewt., at 1O9l2tc;
Y -b5rTn8D, for W. h Mallory Ia Illinois steers c,
MARTIN. Fuller & Co. for j. H. Hunter & Co., 90 Ie1Ae
Ioughish. q cwt. AVERAGE. at 7ids3c.
" Fitrn sold for 1. Van Alta, OF rough. coarse
st'ii3iir one very large steer 2l3O b. gong 49,,
per cwt, or $2lS 20 with very nae wnle heller FED
e. Kahn for j. Refs A. extra fat fed Texas OF
y e~t q oic :. y per I S%t & - r cur u
Al Oe undredth-st. d ID. Waixel had - cars; Coon,
iaS WSoerton cars each; NJ 4 Ii. Kann, cars
~. r. v,ssman apd ~ e. Coos each ears :. johnson
Merritt BlFcnaTd, I. ellis T. Wheeler ana j. r,o''
b. waxel sold 40 head Illinois steers q ew 90 loir.
= =, TI isge and ID 81 o. s. cwt at &c. 50 e%t
VI. ThGQg,oe sold % limos steers % e%t a. i5a ~
l2i ~, % - III e%f ~ is6issc, soes1 n . ewr;
ia.r $50 D. each live weight, at I7lc; % Tor H. T.
Eastmaa Tor D. selses, % extra fine Ohio grades
g7 h. u OF them at 15t l5ac. 60 v cwt, ara l. az
l6c O. d also for A Aann' lSo ILLINOIS, 90 c""' 81
p,. .old his 40 Ohio steers Of prime quality, G5od
1 9s', q - 4sse SgS W. = G% ia Kentucky
catt q cwt lOi 1l2c o. do. for j. Peei o. e" ~
A. Wheeler. at &c., % and - u v cWt W LA"r i'ADE
Merritt Burchard run out Ss Illinois STEERS FOR 5.
Johnson. cwt, at 3ql5c. and Is ONO for kirch~ay
co., ..50o 10. at ls4c, 60 \ . ewt
- Heacy Tor sIGner, ~ Ohio grades, lso5 ~ at llAc
r. Reyan sold his 80 Michigan steers OF "a cw' a sSc'
IS q cwt. 20 HE, 81 NJ -, $50,
Loads cach-but KbbeF Pickett had ears lndidht, o
ewt. sod az salOc., BY j. Church; Gof L. Ulery hid
Koniuckv, Oh ewt sold at liz lJc f. r. hnOcA,
Wag Texans cwt, sold by Pagan at Gg., 50
ewt II. A MOrehOnse. cars Illinois, i2oO n srOS-;
90 - l0Iit: smith Roberts, cars Ohlo evil, sold
by H. @cstnemer at I20lic. cars ONO by A. Jacksoi
sgO cHt At 0altc; car state nixea case; w. a.
Mich COWs-Few mixers are sent in at tbs -eason
Of the year most Of the milk producers arranging Tor a
winters supply IN tue FAIL and VIII make few changes
cows which sell at saesssO each Medium to good 20
Ss0assJ. win extra selected AZ $50.
VEAL CAlNES-rhe supply VI live calves has been
zni ya few az they were some Of the receivers sent
them away 70 " st saghtered as the most feuy WY
10 elect sales ost butchers now prefer them Dressed
aud the expense OF sending Is ess while they
from long distances Live quoted SAGE LOr poor
.OOd-ied yeas, and n ass. Tor ordinary prime milk
Neals. HOg-dressed, waen entirely devoid fat,
OF them are. 20 very 0w-5Gse. Tor the poorest
fed Cor thin tOscarcely medium aud I1s
prime milk yeals, single animals occasionally reach
tng ID.
sHEEP AND LAMBs-Total for the week. 25.57s
gaimsl the fOOiiDgs Of the previous week For
the trade Oi to-day We have yl1, VIZ: ~ 40 Forty
ghsh-st.. 10 FOrets-si, and cars at CoulmaI "a
Trade rather slow, but prlces are better very little
heo H. and M at ltr.rs
me figures for ordinary to fair stock are "a Go.
with good % priHe at sl@7er and e2lra
holiday lots and felectlOus OF Boa 10 N
al 7tI1s4r Common stock Is neglected. Tor dea0
meas narkets fuil OF thu mutton Offering al low
rafs.s YneTe considerable mutton seat ia Ia mark
ssm distance and q extent IL supple the place
OF Ave stgra. AVwaucti must Dc made. Ia the