New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30
NEw-YoRK LIVE STOCK Markets.


REcEIPrs
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Sept %, 1879
P sSsS CiA Sos S: s7s 81 Lambs 81 Gss 7sss
These sold at the following places: ca,
Ss.s1s s'f Elo1s 81 SIS ' iS 'o,
S.;.a 81 IS $50 sS5 l 4sfs assS5
S ssoe1Sl. ar so s59 1910 9H489
Az WAY reefs last YEAR sI7s 0s 2l1f 226S3 36975
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY. -
PRIME to extra BuOcls.. ll3S12a
nesun ~ gocI natre, iall
That OF ordinary thin Steers Cows....... 40
TEe genera average Of he cstmGaI0q4
bTrreme OF prices from .............''',6 gig,
BEEYEs-Fresh receipts were 22i cars at Commnni-
paw -hundredthst., and II cars at Wee
hawken total Of 3s cars, or 6262 head, and making
the corresponding week year Briefly stated, the
market has been better throughout the week tnan any
one expected it would be. We had light receipts pre-
vious to yesterday. aud a moderate demand, but no
large arrivals yesterday ana to-day prevented
any advance in prices, but the bulk OF the
offerings had been sold before II a. M, and at faIr
were number of poor Texans offered. and pretty
rough natives also drOves OF very line Kentucky
and Illinois steers. ana prices took the wne range Vi
6d1Oc p ID for Texans and 90l22c for native steers
Payments by the butchers were largely made by
greenbacks, and cash sales were the RUE
The condition OF trade in the West may be under
stood by glance at the situation in Chleago thus repre-
sented by The Lire Stock Reporter of sept. %:
The Union Sei Yar3s haVe come in @ h m a're Of Che calamity
DAY. fresh arrivals have been chOneel en- th oooa ~. uy'
capacity Of the yarns has been PLACED N @ oi ng We &
Of foTet6oaeh or common business have Their
on without making single inquiry Wheeler could
be sold an them must fairly and necessarily rest the bur
Gen and responsibility Of tue whole Treat eso pave o,h n@ue
throughout the sop fresh acquisitions Of sock Ieegams By
but SIN heavily loaded have been coming along Yesterday
the commission fras tue yards the teees' Of dong something
edual further from tie West meeting was
accordingly held early tho morning AFTER a discussion the follow"
IL ore 81. supennieuient Of the Union
stocf Al s v mot 10 receive any further
MARKET yan, being filed @ utmost capacity, without
Tue fresn offerings at WechaMken were 20 ears for
Wcsheimer CO., IS cars for W Woods, IL cars Tor
Gof Ulcry, 10 for Bedford Kennedy ears for
Church Co., each FOR j. Mccormick and Jones 81
House. and each for ID. L. Bartlett H. McMasters
simon Uicry sold % Kentucky steers, self & GoG Il
cwt. average, at llal2i 2 ID aud for Jones House.
~ little OHIO cattle (stockers) at SIS y head.
b. q H. Wosthelmer sofa ii mixed drove OF 3j5 west
ern steer about o. cMt aNelaRe at iOGItc. 40 WIN
Mccormick 50 little State steers and AeiIers, part year
CGnrch x Co.. for H. McMasters, IS State steers cwt,
at lO3c 2 ID ; aud on their own account 81 Illinois
steers, g. cwt., at Toe. z b.
II. A, MOrehOuse, Mo own account, Is coarse MIS-
Chas. j. FagSn Tor w. V Woods, i6 Illinois steers STA
q cWt at % G0tc ID; IS do % cwt., at ylQl0c and
III little Kansas steers. Gdoi cwt.. al 9ic
The drOves OHe-huulrodtu-st were Is cars for n.
Morris, II for Merritt Burchard, "a cars for Coon
& Co.. for Thomas GINS. cars for s. Hcaly cars
for Vile a Valentine, ears for Barber Co., for
ID WaixeI 3 ears Tor W siIner cars for Alexander
Manu. cars for r. Wheeler for Ryan & CO.. aud
for j. Gce. There were also on sale Ia cars that
arrived first Oak ChG or Weehawken.
;. Heaey sold II fair ONO steers Z! cwt at He e ID
T. {. Eastman, for Alexander Mlnh, Al coarse limos
steers, y cwt., at l0dllc.
Vail Valentine on their own account 81 ONO steers
z cwt, at IL 12c. and As do, cwt AT same price
Ryan d S-eny. on their own account IS common Can
d. Waixei for Waixel & Rosenthal AZ coarse Illinois
steers 81 cwt at he aud i6 common do Ct cwt., at
1O2c. ib dress 90 b. with 81 per head reduction
Merritt & Burclard for Barber, " Canada steers q
vi IL.
steers u cwt at II G12lc and for Simon Uery, 81 Ken
lucky steers, II cwt.. at ili0l2i,. p II.
Ted Wheeler ~ culver, foI Bedford & Kennedy, 4s
extra Kentucky cwt average. at l2l dl3r = ID,
averaging l2lc n, to dress IS 100 good ao q cwt.
cwt at lO5 l2c 10 Dutcess County cattle, common TO
sVWSr thomson. FOR Coon q CO.. As Illinois steers 81
cwt at III Gl2ic ID, aud Isl OHIO do, cwt, at lie
T. ellis on his own account, 1874 fat Illinois steers 81
At Communipaw, Nelson Morris had 50 cars; Fuller
Co. 80 cars Kent Spcck, IS cars j. L. Mcpherson, II
cars; W. 4. Coachman. IL cars; j. d. Grdtn cars j.
cars: c. Caef, 4 cars j. Scott, cars Hicks & Co..
cars; j. Stern, cars; c. b. lgO cars; J. H. keid;
cars; L. Bills cars; G. & L. Owens, cars, and IT, b.
Gomez & Mcpherson sold for j. NJ Garth us Kentucky
steers n cwt at lO4l2c p ID for j. scott GA do u cw
at II q2:c for T. IL. Reid i5 ONO steers, cwt at lG
I2c; C. Calef 81 Illinois steers, 81 cwt at ~ a2tc
Tor McElhenny cleveland 100 90, eWI' AT 0agi1te
for speck 100 Illinois steers q cwt, at 10.
Texas do, ewt. at &C.; on Their own account ~
coarse Illinois cattle, scant 8 cwt., at ll4c.
Fuller, Martin Co., for j b. Hu1,er S5s Texans, 6s
a H. dress 80 ID 10 lne gross cWt'' IoI
]. Muhall 23G Texans, cwt at 6S6ic.; - Missouri
steers 81 cwt 9c b. 70 dress So 10 Tor j. Heskett
81 ONO Steers 81 cwt 1Oc. = d. 10 dress 81 b for e.
b. Igo, AZ do cwt at he, TO dress 81 NJ aud, Tor u b.
Hucker, Is do, Ct ewt., at 9ic. ,-.,- -. .
cwt., at 1OGllc.; for W. a. Coacnman; 10 Kentucky
steers, 7s cwt. at n30l2c p for H. Bills, 40 Ken
tucky steers u ewt az Sltc anu iVr saT Oo u
or the carloads for " Morris AZ this market place.
Illinois steers All were sold early hour aad many
sellers hal left the marketplace before the re-
pMILCH COWs-TOtal for the week only A head and
none offered last Thursday Fair ~ good COWS are
"CAIVEs-Receipts to-day were $40 head and for the
week 2Ol against 329 last week aud 2i9o for the cor
firm at G9tc 10; but erasscrs have been TOO plenty
and too Tor several days past and prices had
g. mead for fair to poor lots; good TO choice
could be sold at s7aS9 eacn go - -. -.
o. ii n good grassers at $ head aud during the
Week III caves 10 average s. "a p mead. .o,.
James KirOy sold IL State ycals, li5 ID average al vac
q ID 10 lra,s calves at s. 70 q head no. at ".
; hlctirdw SOLD 1875 calves average 81 IS y mead
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReoeIpts were 81 cars, or 1880
head, making 1861 tor the week, against 294'O last
week. aud 276S5 Tor the corresponding week iaSt year
sheen were du aud weak, with slow sales at 44G6tc
" 10 but lambs were hrmer and higner, wan an active
uemiud nj 6aSc. q 10.
average at &C. 200 Canada lambs. T2s 10, az 7c; 20
sheep aud lambs mixed II ID, at 7e lsJ STATE do o. d.
at &C.. during the week G,6l6 sneep ana lambs u
Hume 4 Elliott sold 1913 Ohio sheep 70 10 average at
&c. y 10; II do 81 d. at Sic. $50 do 95 10, at &C.; ISL do,
~ NJ AT ssc Is5 do n NJ at 6ic rs Canada 1853 10 at
etc III Canada lambs, II ID, at &c. 2l do, ~ u, a 49,
l state lambs, q ID &C. and during the week 1888
sheep and lambs 10 average 81 70 head
James Kirby sold III Canada sneep, 6s n average at
lac y u IS do SIT 10, at 6tc. Is do, l22 10, at g..
DO liz, H. OF SIC n do, II II, at &c. 267 Canada
an,bs Ii d. at 7f las do, 10 b. at 7c 70 do II ID, W
7ic 40 do, 57i ID at g. Is do, 72l ID, at nc. ana
during the week 1898 sheep and amDs 70 average "a 81
per head.
j. ~ Pdcock sold 1865 Ohio sheep "a 10 average at
5,c y n. and total of 3d. to average y 80 head
sNINE-Tne receipts were rs cars or $3.50 hogs, max
f,rth X.
Tor live corresponding week last year. None sale
aiive Dressed hogs were In very moderate demand