New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-03
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Ilnols. SAC; Texas,
LISA ONO $780, Kentucky lSs NeW-York 2Ao Missouri.
769; Iowa. S75 Indiana 240; Tennessee, IS.
BEEVES-The offerings to-day and Yesterday were 3Cs
cars including which arrived Saturday 2O3
al COmmunipaw, I29 cars at One-hundredthst and SO
al Weehawken, or $3.50 beeves against 29s cars or
47Sl beeves last Monday. making for the week 1884,
against sO55 the previous week. and 1876 for the i've
in May against nl53 for the corresponding five
weeks asst year when there lighter mu of cattle
with cool weather favorng trade ana the average or
prices nearly l2tc WITH the pnlk q the ca5Ie
the cattle in late being nearly p N before they
readily taken at last weeks prices while the lower
grades worked or slowly az rather lower figures, the bulk
Ofthe natives selling at 2c with afew top cattle re-
ported at l3al4c. The Texans many or them thin
and coarse with prices generally az q aOsc with some
cwt sold at I2 Gl3tc do, average cwt, at l23
a4c; average "a cWt, at n 9I2sc; Is cars
souri, cattle 6a74 cwt 1G12lc Is cars Texans, 81
at lOsc; cars Cherokee suied average Q CIVIL,
at u911tc. The following Is from me Chtcago L'0c
Stock Beporter Of May So hon ,..,. ,,a
the business zone has also been correondu large We heard
many complaints ud Of some dissatisfaction 1ai prices nay 9 700
shipped basis Of lae marAe Of Last or the processing Tsrk
lryer be DESIRED and without restriction the shipments
here Of oona 5 no, w. S e beire The e Of me second
week of Juie sie7 per consistent and adequate
T 10 ouaify The supply Of the past fully
good Anticipated and quite up Of the former week
one or Two nave Ge, aug, nave 10 Axe e De Of cofel
cattle steady and good demrud Tor feeding eai ior
cattle suitable for ogr local demand AMI Tor sbl go
and Hesigra maT-s', nav a oI, - s IS 5o anm 70
lar grades Of shipping cattle weighing lSO9 d. nave Deen he
SLOW owing heavy receipts but better grades have been IN fair re-
quest - III. ... 80
May q That Tor Tue week ehuing AT thal udte 1e
number of herds which entered the State were 2j or
5000 cattle against ~ HeIus OF 100 oI 9 ~
spending week last year ana 81 leIus OF Zzyoo I'D oI
making a total OF Sc herds or 5667 cattle 70 That date
against herds 26O9 for the corresponding period III
1872, and "a herds or $1,000 same period Ia ISL
The shippers at COmmunipaw were; n Motifs 1913
cars J. Muhall. 10 cars COney McFhersOn II cars
VOetter T., cars; e hahn ana D. lcs cars sacn, "
W Maxwell, Kaufman d r ana W. H. Mallory,
CoRey & Mcpherson sold for G. W. Maxwell O. Illinois
steers averaging "a evil, at III 0l3c ana Tor them
selves, 1s Illinois steers, averaging s1rons c" al ia
hartin. fuller & Co. sold for J. MuIlhan 4s Illinois
cattle Gi071 cwt. at IL 23c; 50 Missouri cattle 6s0
y cwt at i4dl2ic.; 10 Texans, averaging cWt al
lOsc., 70 dress 81 70 10 the gross cwt
b. ". Gilett sold for VOetter d D. 90 Iexans aVerag
kSSb sod Tor himself % Ohio stiers averaging 81
ct at II 0I3c 10 dress 81 n 70 the gross cwt Il ono
stuffed bulls averaging 1.4OO n, at 5D5tc. per 10, i've
Weight and il9 Cherokee stuffed, averaging cwt at
- W. 'seirei sold for n Norris &c Illinois CATTLE
averaging u cwt at us9ll@c 81 Illinois 40 aNeIas9E
al l2lc., and had 30 Illinois cattle on sale. 49, ~,
NJ Lauterbsch sold for n Morris, 60 illinois CATTLE
averaging "a cWt., at l2c ana 81 per head on
simon Moses sold n Morris, II Illinois cattle range
cant TO strong q cwt at l2al2ic TO dress 81 aud %
70 T Sdf 4 sons sold for " Morris 200 frsh Illinois
cattle, averaging q cwt., at Hollis; 20 ,p,.
L. -
ing cwt at u3c. So cOarssh Illinois, averaging d
cw cb 81 od for n Morris rs Illinois cattle, g cwt,
AZ 11Ic and was selling 268 Illinois DO, averaging %
ewt al lac. these castle arrived very lateD , ,
Dudley 4 co. was selling for y. Morris 2sG stillfed
Texans averaging u cWt' at lOic OAese cattle were
G9dsmith sold for N. Morris, Illinois cat
tie averaging cwt at lOac.; lG6 Illinois steers %
cwt at iltal2sc.; 100 Missouri cattle, G. cwt, at
The Shippers at One.hundreth-st. we're l. & D.
Waixel 2 cars s. Green, Is cars j. b. Hunter ana l.
Giles - cars each Coon Thompson ana T. H. Amen,
10 cars each n Norris cars iced, wheeler 20 ana
Irry ~ 4, cars eacn; ~. 3. DOty, cars II. Ran
KIN. j. II. Williams son, ana Mhsteaq SaluueIs' .
ears each Val q Valentine and s. heay' cars each'
Merritt q BGrchard sold for II. Rankin, 60 Illinois
steers Averaging cwt, at lltc ana 81 per Aead ana
we're selling 3 Green ZO6 LIMOS catue' oi~V C"'' d.
j. ID williams son sold for themselves G5 fair Illinois
steers ayeraglng 70 cwt, az ~ al-tc. H., 90, rrtois
Ieeut Wheeler 90. sold for themselves lla Aiihois
cattle, averaging X cWt., at l230l5lt' III.
d. q. Culver sOid tor y. h. Amen, 20 ILLINOIS caIue
averaging q cwt, az All Gl3c.
T. Giles solid for himself lO6 Illinois top eat e avefag
iug cwt al l2s dl4c; and q Illinois steers averaging
q cwt strong 30 l2c 70 dress " D u the gross cwt
a. schu-ter sold for n Aiorrf, 81 Illinois cattle, aver
aging % to7 cWi az lsc.; 100 common IeAaIs aVeiaR
| ina q cwt. 40 gto.
" thompson sold for Coon & Thompson. % Illinois
cattle, aVeahiu3 2. c"t, at ~! 4l2tr., 10 ofers ~ %
tr gross cwt; 80 Illinois steers averaging scant "a c"t'
KAN scery soio I0r themselves. - Illinois cattle
ayeIagng c"t a llte 10 dress 81 p 10 tAo sOs- es
/ LIltry & O.. sold lar Themselves. IOs good LlDOh
| ciUle, 5l0fl W.T. 90 lltalZic.
Hcay oIa for AHseif 80 Missouri steers averaging
r q Easi' al sold for J. p Hunter Us ifflc Missour
steers aVepnLe evil at lltci b fair Missouri oalue
d. Waixcl .o.d lor T. q d Waixel ~ Illinois cattle
ageral ~ CWf., 40 Iltci lUl Illinois owl. "a
utci ~ in1s DO, siione c"t' at illc ah 60 dieH
! he upper 40 Weelawken WERE b. westhcimer
raIu z 44'i. 4oiJ, ca.-. ala b. 81 ti4eene, 4 Ca