New-York tribune., 1872-07-09

ga. Indiana. s26 Tennessee, 20; Michigan 20 1o"
TEEVEs-A summary Of the Chicago Trade OF the p1st
month given Inc LiDc S,e ,4 h- - bav seS bsi
IN June sorSithsnding 'he sugPg vas Ia n % ] d We
thar has oeen received IN ms ~ s rces of natur
ws.s ard Hsne iai ,S % - = E zen > he iss hai
choice mursd June hssI In. @ for ~ Bssgi k m 6pl
- 80 = i ,1a.t probably jane a. We can nav .e %
prices be a. hsh rb md owari
clos more peeptbe decline y i1 @ ss, =, writing
,raIo s1mner County under date OF July sN,-i sNcs
humber Of herds over the SnsnG jth ta1 date as 81
nun9er5 III Texaus since New Year. 2o4555. against
a5 Ss7 same time last year. Cattle are aIli'l6 % -
better condition than they were ,sst 4n ca. ore
Z uSM verv troublesome 10 drovers, demanding eat
tie from them and their demands are hos ~ F.
with they take by force ana sttlPSW% 81 - last vear the
herds being larger and fewer hands VIII tLeii IL r.i
49, ~ ~ rs1ise of complaint II erecOect Alright the
Iaws on Kansas make dr0vers or owners OF ssOoh sOo.ti
sponsble for DANA ges. and in case OF reusl tne o
fbeaseIves can be aken to satisfy these claims ~ Is
possible that passing through ths ILaL 49, O - r,1te
ages have been sustained which growers feluse 10 a
reod hence the reprisals. We could give instances
where droves have trespassed upon the crops OI & &"o
people and when asked 10 pay oalhaees, uo @ ti,y
ed royer has laughed in the face OF the one seeking
renarstlou Let the Indian be charged VIII Jus' HH''
belonlrs 10 him and nothing more. -,
u are coming to ths market faster than they
are wanted. be used at paying pIlets i ~,
we're nearly 400 during the past WeeA, all Z ~ ,ie-
tlday lilies are in variable condition some OF theA
god enough 70 bring &C. sc o & cNt, anu sol. - ~ m
mat 7tc. accepted WLlie EooI ~ -, - ,,1t
sold The average quality Of the stock OF tOly w. o
good. We have seldom seen so Sinai plS- ' zbe-c
5 stoct is eTDected The oneungs to-day were 5JS
head viz: l93 cars at CommIhipaN|& N & lai ~ ts to
redth-st and i al NeehaWken' oi W i ii-tie
one inst for sale. Prime catle i-'
decline though there were hot eIo.&-H & a. vrftb f,t
iuto me account The top price was itry 4s 80 ~
cstfle AZ i9algc: decent steers at uic and thn Nes
ern ar Q: l0c several hundred catte' 4reey Ie1ts
were likely 20 20 over. some o. 'Ae" "ei' NV
offered. - ,,or-+s with ssears
TIs cattle during the week; j. T. AcFASrs2]L ] .lt
= -tN,f.p - co eaFh 92 cars G. ". Maxwell, 10 cars
A. Furst and !. b. Hunter eaen ears W sbeTg In
cars each Caldwell Co., ana b4lgn So ~ ~-s 80
a Cunningham. J. Refs, and Kahn turst' eaeh o'iS'
with several smaller lots. 90 , 90 r1,t,ois ,-d wore
sold by the usual orokers-scnustsSir III so ~ 80
eel Meyers T0hey, samuels, ana NJ JsessL~ - ~ - ~
70, az l2c, 81 70 per cWt.; u OF = 6" VI az "a 2
- ~. , af Ia: 81 Of t. cwt. at lc; 81 II 9. cWl at
n inc 80 Of 3 cwt 40 l2!c As OF 'l9ss e"' a' Ia
-S 40 Mcpherson sold their Texans OF q cwt at
s.c "a Illinois q CIV u 81 - s ~, yvt. 10 Ini-
ll5O L. Tor q ". Maxwell al yc % 70 ~ ca. 81
nois for ". ". Foster 81 q64 cwIY az gt4I-e t1 ~
and 3 Onto steers Of G cwt, for Warner Co. al ia
12c with lO3 Indiana, Tor Lewis q OO' cM, d.
NJ Goldsmith sold 80 Kentucky cattle g V"'' 81 -
T. Fitch. for Caldwell and Co.. 81 Illinois steers 6i
'g' " a. ssa 1I sold his 90 Ohio steers Of cwt at l2S
g. westheimer for Baugh Co.. - Texans io5o D at
Rah6 for J. Refs as Indiana steers cwt.. at IL
l23c; A. Kentucky cattle for Kahn tlrst cWt' a'
i5e l5s Kentucky for A Frst = IS: cwt at i ei-c
T. Dalbey, for p. Wilson, Y 1e1ahs stIoL-' = -
at stc 56 u 2 cwt, and ca Tor J. D. Hunter ~so' L.
Tie droyers a. Onehundreth-st.. were W Thompson
Co. with % cars T. ellis. l. cars carey 4cCSt3 10
c9rs Eastman a Bro 10 cars; 4 d. NaI&el, cars
Merritt Burchard cars; G. " Vail cars o. D. MOT
ran r. Hurd ". simpson. and Williams & Naenilne'
cars each ". v Wood, J. Leary' ana = Ae--!' eacA
cars J. smith, ocais. - -,,i-,,- o..,a OF s,,a
Q S119 0 ), head or j.. I3c & r. 5s OF lO0 d, az lJ
S. s cwt. 2l6 Of cwt., IL ll.cg o. Is c"'i b. oi
n 6lis sold a illinois steers ct., at llic; 3s Of
1,l5O at lie, 81 ? cwt; and 10 Of l-sO al -
culver Co. sold $50 fat r cwt Illinois steers at ~
13c-few 13tc., IS = cwt' Dut WouIo make ole' q u
ICary q McCanrey sold car Of 1900 bulls az 3ic. 60
Illinois steers scaut cwt fat, at l.c % co. me =
Merritt & Burchard sold 50 decent j, x4us, strong
cwt., ste, Sc 2 cwt, ana 70 ILLINOIS, o c"' al W
H. westhemer, for simpson, ss mixed Texas Chero-
kee, and other Ette h0ppers evil az s4lIt, VIII
G. J. Pagan. partly 90 Weekawken l16 Missouri cattle,
for ". v Wooa. G. ewt. at l! l. Sl-c .. .-...,,,
d. Waixel sold 1T Illinois steers @. c"i al lI. o. ID
g. v Vail run out 50 Illinois cattle. c. cwt, at II lal3c.
T. c. Eastman sold los Illinois cattle q cWt al L 9lc
NIILCH COWS-With only half the offerings Of the
previous week cows have advanced Sass per head dur
C al Forty ighth-st averaged about SIS each. vary
TFAI CALVEs-There is no change IN common calves,
fed animals selling Prime milk veais lre rather
improved. They worth S. 4sc, and when the very
best are picked out. sic Hume Elliott sold 4 ied
vels, 30 ., at Sc 10 do l3O ID at sc' p OF IL at
SHEEP ASD LAMBs-With s.e9l for the week-l.5eO
less than last week0f which - cars were al Communl-
paw to-day at FOrteth-st., FOrtyeignth-st, and
a5out 100 lambs bv boat al Washington Market, trade
was somewhat lively and prices better. Fat sheep were
i'm Ae pens and butchers wanted them az g 3Q6c They
vrg ~ 04V-I
of II head IO2 T. az 7tc. Thin medium went at 500c.
Tarnbs vary Greatly some very TIM ones have been
saing down f. Ttc decent western al 9aIOc good do,
lIc with Canada az &C. and prime Jersey az l2c
sales by j. y. Pidcock, at Communipaw, lg4 ONO
&c; Delaware lambs, 80 u az Sc; % dO 5. D. ssci
a. AZ u e H. 9tc.; 500 Of 55a5s D. esc; A OF CO r. 40
lose Total for week, 1000 sheep and lambs; sheep 1t
5a-c and lambs al 7Gl2c.
Ka.e a CO. sold I72 ohio sheep, rs H. AT 5ic 25 Of 70
p at 64c; 70 Jersey lambs 50 D, at lc, and i2 DO at
l8c Total 453 sheep al g u average ana -J lands
Hume q Elliott at Fortv-eighth-st, 90 Ohio sheep 90
n at 6sc 25s Of 81 H. &c; - Canadas JOG d. at 6ie
ONO lambs 50 D. at IOtc 90 Ohio lambs 81 d. al lnc -
OF So ID, lls. 27 CaDadas, IN lots, 81 ID, at He TOTAL
3,27l sheep and lambs, al - y, average o.. -, ~,
Judd Buckdn CHAM, al F0rethst., 81 State lambs 50
n al lOc 237 Kentucky. 90 n at l0tc 592 ONO ana LII
uos sheep s7t D at &c. Total 2759 sheep and lambs
the sheep al s. o. and the lambs at y Y, average per
Ieren & Barnes sold lO4 ordinary 90 Indiana sheep
at 5sc Ohio L. al 5se 199 do, s5 70, at 55c las
Canada lambs, a. poor, at stc. Iota sss sheep and
HOGs-Wih about the arrivals Of the previous week.
hogs have started on an advance They closed to-day az
81 6tc. for dressed but were not selling lively. sti
holders firm. stock cost TOO much West 70 sell
for less money. Nothing Is selling alive.
The Chicago Lire Stock Reporter has the folowing
b supply hog tl9-gh little below tina. Of MAY By the
largest ever received June i general quality also above the
average or sumner weight Of al the hogs @ being i
n against Zl May and 2k5t IN April We tlnk however
tha Ma hogs sO0he and consequently VI best value
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer Rqilr0ads
Jr1r pkgs Ashes pigs BeessaE 21 bales Co5u lB bb
Cotton seel OIL % ob Copper it- cahe Sopt 10 @ @1o Es
6Og Flour Ia 52 bush Wheat & $50 bush t,g1 IS s5 bush
Oats b5s Corn Meal 100 bos Otnea bales
Eemu 81 1es Hides Lesther 81 bales Moss 81
bb bhl kpss TurpenEne ABB bbia kosn -
pkRs Cake heats lfo3 Lard 40 kegs Lard
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