New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-03
NETWORK LIVE STOCK Markets

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Team :,.:c o. he today estimated atR.s
tIusne range prices from .''.''''''''''''''''''
WEE RS' raE re CGTTIE ARE FRoM@nos $40; Ken
lucky L44i; Texas, 24Sj ONO, 1888; Indiana - He"
BEEVEs-fhe total OF 9.l25 cattle for t1e paS week
IS very large supply apparently, Deing ~ nlois s,n
Tor the nreyious week. ana yet they nave Deen then
M the lat cattle quickly and poor lots with TEXANS
went off quite readily because the DutSsIs 0oe s
mn better Large as was the supply there were not
near enough lat cattle. Texans are coming fastci
any previous time TINS ssSso With CAS- on the
present market Forthe trade OF to-day including some
sse ca on durns the Week 100 at AID
Weehaw4en, making 800 mead against s,1so Ass
moor state and other stock, the average qualV Was
poor owners and sellers OF Iat catee toSx
advantage OF the pressing wants OF butchers au maze
them paw extrayagan prices for the few prime lots on
sale even to the extent OF l5c for score OF nice scw
Illinois steers, sealed 60 per ewL Two or nree arovss
of "a et averaged lIc The advance for the week aver
ages about &C. per b extending TO lc on eeralh quail
ties Texans were too plenty and 600 poor 70 NOW sei
much advance. Nearly all were sold at s. c though
ranging from TO lOc In noticing the very ,rse .o,1
allowance must be made lor so , many @ eau"
where three head only equal two respeetaOe anlnaf
Latest returns from sumner County, Kansas, aug y
Texas over the ChsJn trail for the week Tals makt
Sl592s, againD 1880 same date the previous 'ea'OnA
The weather very dry and hot 49,,
Inc shippers OF the present market at Communipsw
r. Mcpherson, 10 or Goldsmith Co.. IL 70 j. d. huher,
10 10 Voeuer Braincrd, to Kahn Brown, eaeh 70
W. h. Mallory and Grouse q CO, . TO b. W. uinc'' a.
Turst, Ii. Shaughucssey, and ii. Hopper. ~
Sales OF the Morris stock; 2Ol Texans ny pa"ey,
evil! at Sc, with IS OF cwt, az &C., and .:
natives 81 cwt at I2!c; Texans by schuster Lau
ierbecE 5t66l cwt at siolOc. with As Illinois, IacTi?
ot af Ii rs Texans by sege cwt, at l0c aud IS I'LL
RS cTt ~ at sa@cs i% ch e he% =
ewt at ll5c 80 Illinois, Cl cwt, at 1884, and car u
Coney 4 Mcpherson sold their 100 poor Texans, of
cwt at l6S do. better cattle 6s ewt az ge. yer
l4c IS do Tor Voettcr Branerd g cw at l29l3lc 80
rat Ohio A. Casteain 81 cwt, at lScie; % 40 ior
NJ Goldsmith sold his OHIO steers OF = cwt al lSsc;
4s Kentucky ewt az l5e 5 DOT S en- a. 49, fS IS
p Klemans AZ cwt at 9slci 80 Missouri Tor Voet'er
q Ea6n for j. Browh 70 Ohio steers fine 81 9sa cwt,
all l4c 90 Kentuey IoH SS ,s CON CON
mon at i l2c 81 5SauS i6r G. Baker ewf At i9e ana
81 ordinary Kentucky for NJ H. Kahn at IL. @Iic. on
j. Dalbey for j. B. Hunter 1856 Texans 81 cwt, at
W Gilet sold his 81 Ohio steers of Ct cwt at iase
l3c. IS Missouri. for Voetter b., Ct ewt III H0ise
with 80 OHIO. g. cwt, al y. Gl23c. "a ... =.
S. W. sherman, for W. H. Mallory, II Texans scsnt
$ Moses sold As Kentucky cattle for A. Furst' 's7i
The one-nunlredth-st shippers were 1. & d. yalxeI
% cars Coon. Thompson 81 Coz I4u nm, 4
ellis, Il cars; Merritt B1rehard WH y y s,.s
man, cars; 5. Heay, care r. Murray, ana Srane g.,
Rurd, ears eae9, WIN rom eSfs USI
Sales by d. waxel, 6l Cherokees, cwt, az 9ie.,
per 1875 Missouri cwt, at n.c; $50 Illinois, etses
r. GiIis sold his iO2 Texans 1000 10, at &C.. IS ID
cwt; 46 Ohio cattle, 1875 10 at 1851 % ID c"i ana ~
W THOMPSON sold 81 very nne Illinois OF q cwt
all al l4c GO 10 y cwt IA head or them were sl3 each,
with two at sl26. at 1920 also s. OF 81 cwt.. at
l2S e3c; So OF G. cwt at 1851 and IS OF ll2o %, ~ Sc
81 10 p cwt., being thin cattle 80 =.
Merritt q Burchard had AZ fine State cattle, weighing
LASS at Albany which they sold az iStSl5e 20 head
M latter price, per cw 81 Illinois, u cwt, az la
IIe and with Williams Valentine, 81 thin illinois cat
tie, 81 cwt, at l2c.
Of 1874 9lic., and u OF 6t cwt poor at III Gl2c.
G. Eastman sold III fair to good, "a cwt Kentucky
s. Heaey sold his &C Texans OF cwt. at sic. IS ~ per
At weehawken. ". V. Wood had 10 cars Bedford 4
Kennedy and Con Uery, cars each; j. f. Hose cars;
j. Lenox, NJ b. Doty and Al. Willard each cars. with
IA single carload lots OF Ohio and state cattle.
C. j. Pagan sold oS Texans Of 81 cwt, for W. " WOOD
at lOc SO y cwt, and Illinois, 6d7 cwt., az II Q
Culver & Co.. for Bedford & Kennedy, So good Ken
lucky cattle OF 2. cwt. at l2t 0ltc.
Uhry sold So fat n cwt Kentucky cattle Of lS0f<c
p f. Cary Tor A. j. Willard 80 State steers, q ews, 81
l2c.
H. westheimer. for Lenox "a Ohio steers n cwt, q
l23c SO Ohio for snth Roberts "A cwt, al i2ac END
a car mixed state cattle at lo0l2tc.
Mich COWS-These are not doing much bettar n
yet but is thought that the present advance in be-
VIII help them. sales OF Is fresh by T. McCabe. ri
Fortyeghtn-st We're at sS5eses, averaging aboss -
per head The market Is slow.
VEAL CALVEo-Mlth moderate receipts there are n,
changes 10 report only strong market at Va 0lOc 10
fat State, Jersey, and Bucks County. Penp mk vsals
50 each. Hume Elliott sold S6 at o. and "a at = &
They averaged " s. Tor 2i6 head. or milk veas the
sold 1854 during the week al SIS 50 average per head
MeGraw sold l06 az Just $40 each.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Total for the week n soo q
lo5S more than for the previous week. and still the ma
ket rs better. There Ia unsupplied demand for urna
mutton VI the oSs1 on sale today-l5 at Comms
See Seventh Pasa