New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-28
NEw.YoRK LIVE STOCK Markets

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These were sod the l'f S;ssss s' Cow Veal.
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Av.weeiU reefs last year s.lis 80 2llt HesS SH'
PRICES OF CATTLE fo-DAr. ,,
Prime to err, BulIoeEs ~
Yrst
f rsa Of O NJ thin steers oIn ana a
T TSe genera. s1:.s: the market to-day estimated at s
Errsme range Of prices from g4
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Iinos, s,s23; Ohio
s97 Kentucky. Az; NewYork. 24; Texas. ss9 Mis-
souri, 55i Indiana 234 Michigan, 100; Canada 6s Viz
ginia; %; Pennsylvania S -, ,..o.. 90 70,
or less than 10 January 1871 For the week just ending
foot up 77 against 500 for the psevious week The
day. were 1855, viz. I25 carloads at Communpaw. 100
at Onehundredthst and "a at Weehawken. The markes
Otherwise Butchers mindful OF the blockade a
short time ago the Western roads, and they were
OF last week. Had the cattle been OF good
quality. stock would have sold better There was
hnndredthst yards were full OF cattle, and ordinary
stock sold cheap to close out. Now they had
moderate run, and most OF them were sofa on yese
day so that close up to-day there was an insu
Gent supply and prices advanced tate The reverse OF
this took place at Comnunpaw only the rates were hot
much reduced to-day. Some OF the thin lots were put
&C. below the rates OF Friday, but all were sold In
somewhat active market The trouble was 10 md Ia!
cattle. There 81 cars Texans, yesterday and
to-day,
number of extra natives broug h 49, Gllc An advance
in pork calculated 10 beneht the bee trade Inc COM
| munipaw shippers were \. Morris, ~ cars I. ke.
mans Co., II cars VOetter Branerd 10 cars j. X.
MCPHERSON Quick Co.. and j. Holmes, cars each :.
Moses and j. Il. Hunter, each cars; smith Roberts
and f. Newton s cars each: l. Van Alta and Meyers
Co.. each cars ]. Refs and e. MADDEN, each ears,
The Morris cattle were sold, natives by Lauter
beck 81 cwt Iall2o cars by samuels, strung %
cwt at IOc IS u per cwt Texans by dudley 81
cwt, at 10c., Sc per cwt; ears natives by selge
stays &C. uneven, 900 200 n, at a5c 70 steers LAO
~ at l2c 50 H. and 20 OF los d. at me- 81 per ewt
Gas cwt.. top at 1la9s,; cars for Quick Co.. g
cwt, 11919c so for f. Newton, also Illinois, 6d7i
O; G2 Illinois steers VOeter Branerd Z. ewL al
2Glc; Illinois for j. Holmes, ewt, at l2c. ana
81 Ohio steers for Meyers Co., cwt., at III Qlsr
Martin, Fuller Co., for j. b. Hunter Co.. lC3
Texans, 5! cwt; at lO.c, 50 cwt; car e~t Illinois
steers, for J. Holiness AT ilsc Sc n cwt; 81 do, q
- Moses, on his own account, some ordinary 200
Ohio bulls at 4ic little 81 cwt steers az l0c car
AZ ioic.; a ear ii cwt., at II4c., o. 10; cars.
a75 cWt az l2s &c., ana a ONO bulls, stays.
&c. for j. Holmes s5s 10 at Sle'' "a 10 per ewt WIN VI
B. W. GlIle voetter Brainerd, los Illinois steers,
"a 49, cwt., aJ l0dl2c.
w Fitch for Warner Co., of "a cwt l2al3to.;
car 81 ewt for Ii. Miller at I?c: Is Tor l. Van Alta ~
cwt Ono at $l3 each, and 50 DO, cwt, at He, Sc
khan run out Is common 81 cwt Indiana steers for
p Kemans, lOac. 10i Illinois, 7 cwt. 81 l24lSc. 81
As Missouri for j. Refs, "a cwt at II3c. 81 p cwt
H. westheimer sold IS pretty 81 cwt. Ohio steers
NJ Goldsmith, for Klemans & Co., 90 Illinois steers. q
cBt, at l1ldl2ac with 20 Ohio for Greenwat Kahn,
j. H. Daibey for G. Hadden 80 Illinois steers a cwt
l2c and car ONO COWS, stags steers, &e 81 c"L AT
At One-hundredth-st the shippers recorded Coon
Thompson & Co., 20 cars /. ID Wa1el. IL carr !.
ellis 10 ears; c. Kahn6 Culver, Wheeler Co.,
Merritt Burchard Capt Veasey and scattering local
Co.. cars each, with cars for Meyers Co., and III"
at IOt 0lOsc 80 Illinois, ll0o ID, at l0ic. 50 q cwt
,qc and 81 texans or cwt at oic s. = cS
T. ellis ran &C Illinois steers Ills ID, AT NE 81
cars fat Michigan, 81 cwt, at lac, right through.
culver, Wheeler Co. sold their IS Illinois steers, q
cwt., at 12dl4c
Merritt Burchard sold their 81 nDois mixed cattle.
bulls of l6O b. &c., and steers Of Gas cwt at III d3ic.
5. b. Richardson sold " LhhoS steers, lIo d. al ie'
T. G. Eastman had car fair to extra fine 7os cwt.
Ohio grades sold at l2G14ic.
The Weehawken shippers or receivers ears for
H. A. Morehouse for Gundy Bros, cars each for
Burnside Co. and Doty Co., with 10 one and two ear
load lots Ohio and State stock.
Sales By s. Uery, Kentucky cattle for Gof Ulery,
scant 6f cwt at Ac and Is Kentucky steers for Buru
H. A. Morehouse sold his III Texans ei cwt. coarse at
9lc SO per ewt, and car I'2o Illinois at ic' 90
j. Church for Doty Co.. AZ Cherokees, 81 cwt,
at 10ic. Sc ID y cwt; car State dry cows, Tor D. r.
Hodge at S2 each; another car cows, SO.
C. j. Pagan for Gundy Bros, 70 Illinois steers, 7la7t
MICH COWS-ArrYals are larger, ana trade dull, at
rather lower rates.
VEAL CALVEs-These are coming in sparingly alive,
and Ilc could out OF the BEST though deal
consider I0jc. equitable price, LOT 1875 10
Bucks County and Mount Holly going at IO4c.
Calves sell at s. 9s0 EACH Hog dressed veas
worth Gl4c, prime; l2c. for medium, and case for
grass to half; fed yeals.
iSHEEP-Total for January, $685. against 5000
month last year, showing uniform receipts. The
figures last week 26922 1000 more than tho
Previous week. For to-day We hnd, counting expected
arrivals 26 at Fortiens; IS at Communpaw, and
IA at Forty ghhst, or l0,490 head Trade duh and
prices rather easier very many remaining unsod Some
rough sheep went at &C. good at 7d7c and very few
UP TO &C..
Hume & Elliott sold 621 ordinary Ohio, IT n, at 6Se:
2a do, IS 10. 7i67ic; 1853 State 81 n, at Tie; ISL
Canada lO2Gl24 h. at 73GIEc Total, 1907 at II 49, ave
rage
l72 Of ll56l3S b at 7ac l52 of los b. at 7c and iamOs
~ 10, at SIC. Total, S,O75, at 81 % each.
Judd & Buckin CHAM sold 352 Illinois, 81 n. at SIC;
357 Kentucky, 92i u. at &c., and 1913 OHIO, &c T. fne
wool, at 6ic. Total. 4,l72 at " u, average.
Lech Barnes sold S7 coarse, rough Kentucky sheep,
1Ol ID, at &C.
j. ". Pidcock sold 4,776 averaging t8 IL
H00S-Total for the mouth just ending Ie0,eSc,
against 1929 in January last year. This shows quite
increase There were 50 l0l during the past week
the largest run since early December And STILL with %
at Fortett and IS at COmmunipaw esterday and
to-day the market ruled strong high prces pro-
ducts generally advancing, with q good shipping de-
mand, helped by the advance in gold Live hogs arc
quoted at $780, $50 selling the latter price.
Dressed went Change 5L46c. for 20 ttc for