New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-28
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

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nsgea coss y'sls Sheep and Lambs Sa l9s AaHeS
80! 70 = 90 ~, 2is slS1 Us
i"''' WIZ ''iD - Betys Cow. ssssS
S SssiIc5,. s'iSs IL IS; 80 1897
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PRICES OF CATTLE To-DA' ,o,s,,,
Prime TO extra BulOeEs
qualify: a,;;;;
f6s or oSiiSSTy tha steers aSoas.......ies
E sT spS OF Sveas Of the srtci to-day tnei a2
Extreme range P.ce. from S.n
WHrRE TIIE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-il'nois. 6,eOf; Texae
Indiana IS; New-York. So Kentucky, i5; Canada, u.
BEEVESThe cattle trade was very dnll last IhursdaI
and Friday, prices declining about d. but come
count up the 1872 carloads, to-day. at Iomnunlpaw lf
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ana at WeehawEen, HaAhh4
VeeA, or LOO less than We had the week before my
causes an active demand, butchers having mad goo1
trade in meats since Friday mornlS, INC rSS1e W.
that the stock all sold without trouble ana the des
Of the sales were even better hah were mace ~
previous Monday Texans OF Just lir Sh going AT is
81 u per cwt with fair droves OF hos steers at Is
and tat cattle ut 49, There were scarcely enough ~
tras at l3kc. TO take note or Tue average IhdIt,y
was only fair. 1t matter OF SOM surprise mat VIII
the large numbers OF cattle started from the West moro
did not reach here. The fact Mas tAdt tuSy were ls
markets especially taking good many IL H. propaptf
that prices will rule somewhat str"ns during me pres
is hardly likely that cattle can nc got forward iass
enough to turn the tide before some time next week AZ
then.
the Communipaw cattle were entered, 63 ears 10 "
Morris IA ears To Goldsmith Co., Is To j. X McPhefs
SON II each TO j. Is. Hunter j. :. ID. H. Fitch and "a
NJ Maxwell 9 to W. Fitch, 8 To IL. Westhelmel; 10 ~
Kerry . 10 r. Klemans. and to q. Baker.
sales of the Morris cattle-s5s of the Illinois and it
Cherokee IA ears Illinois by Scnustcr d lauterbeck,
stfed bulls Of l45O TO- at 5 % corn steers, ca owt NJ
llql2c and 1903 of cwt AT lsc. W. seigel had ii ears
car OF them cwt Texans, sold sc, 81 ID per cwtjt
80 head Illinois, q cwt at &c., ~ 10 Per cwt; anu 81 ~
"A ewt., good cattle at l2sc 50 ID per cwt r. sauel
had cars l6 of them % cwt ut i2,p ana lZ' VI ."
cwt, at Ia dl2tc. -, ~, o., . 40.
at He 90 d. and ears, LIPS d. at lltc 81 per tWts
Tofey & sold ears Iln1is, 6i@ cwt AT l2@l-ss
IL. Meyers out cars tGGt o~t.. at E@I-Sc' %
Moses had cars, 81 al cwt,. sod at lls dl2c. - 49,.
Couey a Mcpherson sold their $50 Ois cattle OF 6l1
IA cwt az IA i3c with ia for G.. NJ Maxwell and III
Tor j. Berry both lots cwt. Illinois steers 1T l2Gl5c
w Fitch run out his l39 Illinois cattle at ndl2aS
ON - cwt and 100 Missouri ste, r Tor j. 3. ID IL,
Fitch 81 evil at about 12c. aYera q.
NJ (odsmith working away at 2l8 fair 10 very
good ast Illinois corn catt, turning them OH az
j. IL Dalby foe ]. b. Hunter Texans OF 1890 10 at
lie 81 10 cWt., and 100 Illinois cattle a cwt, at IA
b. westhemor sold his l2i Illinois cattle of cwt AZ,
u0l2c.
b. W Gilet for p. Klemans. 80 Illinois steers, cwts
j. stern for c. Baker 10 coarse 90 Missouri cattle
at lllc, 8. ID = owt., aud 81 extra .,.d. - ~ -
A. Onc-hundiethst.' A. Gliils D..i !" sara '''n"