New-York tribune., 1872-05-07
NEW-YoRK CATTLE MARKET.
PRICEs OF CArTLE TO-DAT.

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PRICES OF CATTLE To-DAr.
PRIME 70 extra ~
ts duaity SiS
Tat Of orainsTT nm steer, ,........iii4i9
% % 5e1, or 0~ ,vss Of ne market to-day esraatoi lt2i
Extreme ranse Of prices rom gi5
wgrgy rItE CATTLE ARK FRoN.-Ilinois. 6sss Mis-
scurI 6s4 Texas and Cherokee -G9 NewYork. ls; In
dana ~ ONO. 9s2 Pennsylvania I5i Michigan; a.
the previous week The for the past six woeks
has been 77s3 showing very large consumption OF
cattle and s the market closes srOng. Inc iTde az
Chicago has been prOpOrtOnately large ana IA mus al
luded TO ny The Lpe Sioes Reporter OF me 50 Inst
We have ever a.d n I'M Sr ~ "ine mop no h ,5
- ~ s1s recsr,, Al bs in Apr a sst yAr they were ia MAy
The April lue the average and considering
supply thoroughly sfseie During Inos The en-
business Fat esiiie smooth nd Of gooi
T tS b d nor. NOR sold tST ;has IN Msh There Nas 50
good ed Increasing iemAnd for butchers cattle prices ot
soi Qualities ruling fTm pd boyR throughout tue month Ih1 .s
Light stock sold than any
Sesi At - g pe it6 ib This is Onevhat past
prefer M result heavier receipts thar usual the
scye and with i0wnvar Tendency shipping and
Al other trades excepting tufcis-s and good ;eers
Our market OF to-day, includne those sold on sunday
showed 40 loads at CommnnlpaT lSl at One-huad-
redh-s and only 10 al Weehawken. or TOTAL Oh tyo
head The average quality was lust far NOT up 20 What
one week ago today; heuce e advance Oh S1ons a.
y D is not fully shown by the quotations gwen seNer
lrOves sold to-day. especially toward the close.
when the rates were the siAest &C. higher man similar
speak OF run below Iic.. and only Teams Ss1ls
IISc. Heavy bulls sold at 5sc. ID, live weight. Far
Western steers commanded l2Gl2i,, some wholesale
few single animals exceeding those figures. The yards
we're early cleared and had little TO complain or
save that they had to pay an advance on their Groves
after leaving Chicago The Of Texans has not been
large during week but We hear OF good many ready
10 come forward. of them very good Mss0nIl -
ending forward somewhat freely and the CINCINNATI
The comm9nipaW books showed the following ship
pers " Morris GO cars-l50 ear loads for the weee
Il HvsteT W4HE y cars MePber.on g cars IA 3iodsmith
Co. cars p Kemans, ears j. Berry and NJ. Lougn-
man, each 8 cars, aud X GALLAGHER cars.
sales beginning with the Morris cattle. 10 cars by
5chuster Lautereck. strong 81 cwt Illinois steers az
i2lc. p cw; 10 cars by F. 5amuels. strong cw,
al III ql8c-3O Of them l.295 q 12c. 81 cwt. -
cars by W. sege, 175 OF them Il wit, at 2tgl3c-3l OF
them at l2ie., 81 p cwt., and "A coarssh scwt, NJ
l2bc; z. Meyers sold cars, Il OF them coarse, 500
oss at ~! IS II cwt and "a Of 1908 cwt., lat, at
13c. 8. Mose, sold 81 of q I cwt at l2@lSG; &c..
Coney MePherSon for themselves, 50 Illinois steers
III 93sc also FOR Berry 4S Illinois steers, 81 cwt ~
2.e aud III for o. M. Maxwell, u cwt, iat top at
j. IT, Dalbey. for J. T. Hunter 81 Texans, g. cwt, at
lie; 81 mixed part Illinois and part Texans, .6i cwt, at
12c; % Illinois g cwt at l24c " do, ow at l. alJc
G Kahn sold car coarse. cwt. Indiana steers. at
s. do 6. cwt fat at 12i 81 and 5s cwt. 81 bulls
OHIO stlers li5O u, az 5tc and IS Texans, fttened
B. W Gilet, for p. kiemans 60 Illinois steers, 73O
net, at i2i PISS; ,, o.. -.,r,., l,.,.-..-
12al2ic.
(. toughman sold 10 fat Z; cwt. Ohio steers for NJ
The drovers having cattle at One-hundredth-st were
It. GiHs ana ID. Waixe each 10 ear loads Culver
BaTchard II cars Cary 4 McCahrey ears; T. C. E,st-
: cars eacb TO G ". Vail and Williams Valentine,
or three scattering cars, but no local stock
Sales by T. ellis % head Illinois steers 12iOai go n,
at l23c 5s Il pei cwt 10 do, 1l5OGl 200 n at III lic
81 per cwt; and u lat cattle, 1850 d. al 4@ 4Stc %
Culver Wheeler & Co. sold ss Illinois steers cwt Mt
l2dl5c; 100 do 70 cwt at "a a3c; and "a prime, u
d. Waixcl sold 70 Texans. 81 cwt.. at llic 81 per
cwt: Illinois bulls, I45O u, at S. 10 per cwt 100
illinois steeI 7a7i cwt, at l2:c, IS per cwt and ITO
Thomp pson sold ~ illinois steers 81 cwt at inc 81
do cwt al 1sc and "a Ohio cattle, 7q9 CIV IT, al Ia
Gary M,, GO, af.ey had 8 Texans Sisel ewt, sold at
lie, aid 10l Illinois cattle, u cwt.. at ~ al2sc
W. Fitch, for j. NJ Dunlap, lS9 Illinois steers good
flesh, u cWt, at l2sc largely scaled s. per ewt:
1910, 90 Ds per cwt 50 OF cwt at y al2ic
and 47 prime scwt at III l3ic.
Williams Valentine sold 30 illinois steers Of owt at
II 0l2c. and 81 Of = cwt at l2tdlssc.
Merritt Burchard had 81 Missouri cattle, sdsi cwt,
fat but cOarsis sold at III a5' with ~ Illinois u e~t
5 Heaey sold his Missouri steers, ca cwt. at 1l.c.,
s. B. Richardson sold a car fair TO extra Michigan
steers OF 10 cwt. at l29 lstc for E. Fuller
q. W. Vail sold 52 Illinois steers or 799 cw at y!
l3tc., and II OF g cwt at lac.
&. ". Martin, Tor Baker & Co., 90 Illinois steers. II
Mich Cows-The SS head received during the past
week SHOWS qute an increase. ana trade Is duu
To effect sales, ds5 head has 10 be conceded but
dealers incline 20 mold on little In the hope OF an I'm
proved demand One lot Of fair sold by Murray az
FOrfyeighth-h averaged about s55 each 70 by Flood,
and Il by McCabe run from 80 10 s65 per head.
VEAL CALVES-ArrIvals or 5ll the largest OF the
and the past the hardest week In which 10
sethat is 10 keep the clear Not night passed.
up 70 Saturday but calves carried until
the next day, feeding them eggs, meal &c. In tile
greatest glut OF Thursday and Friday, large
lots OF state calves were sold at 5d5se
n These cheap rates caused large consumption,
butchers showing them in instead Of both mutton and
beef where t was; possible the most money could be
made from them. Just now, with moderate receipts
and cool weather. they doing better again. selling at
&c with choice at &c. H. few OF the very finest
Jerseys have been peddled out still higher A Bristol
CO. selling s99c. J. V. Thurston Co. run out "
State calves, tops lao d, at &c. and so down 70 6c
Hume and Elliott sold 70 state calves. u. D. al 6so la
Of 26 62c Al of d14s at "a 97tc and n OF ls5 D at
7ac TOtai for the week. l2l9 at ~ y average head
8. McGraw sold az at " - each.
The weather selling dressed calves again. ana
many weighed of at i0alOhe-the best at lie.
and poor &C T4Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs--Arrivas during the past week,
1855, about 600 less than reported one week ago
With at COmmunpaw to-day, the same at Forty
eghthst. and al FOrtieths the market s some whht
lively a the stock selling and at rather better prices.
Most of the sheep now sheared and we make them
thin might sell down 20 &C., we call
them 6tG74c., extra fat lot being worth &C. Wool
sheep quota at I0c nne lots would reach
l i0tc. Lambs properly quoted at l5dl1c Dut IN
the scarcity Of to-day something nne sold higher a. by
a. Bristol Co, of as at 16tc Of 46i n. l5c OF ts D.
az lsc n AT 1sc and IA OF f0045 b 1ne, at lyc
Sales OF sheep by j. N. PldcOck at COmmnnipaw; i56
Ohio sheared 81 N, at 6tc 2s6 OF ~ N, To- $40 ot %
sxe; 2i5 Of 10 7lc 2ll OF fO0 n, he and Ibi Illinois
wool sheep. 20 n at ST. Total for Che week. part OF