New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-15
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS
For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. July Il, /

Erepe range of phoes aIS
wHs r g% THE CATrIE ARE FRoM-ninGs $685. Texas
1856 ONO. AIS Kentucky ~; New l''
BEEVEs.-The offerings yesterday and to-day were
and sc at Weehawken or 6Cy3 Deeyes against ~
cars or head last Monday and making Tor thc week
400 head against s72 the previous week The present
marker opened with more life and stronger than last
Monday, but closes duh and heavy The quanty OF tne
cattle offered was common to good Heavy 1dt cattle
sold slow Prices about last Monday with quality
considered TO average better. :, -. a.,
IN" need OF our markets good butchers cattle
that there IL always demand Tor sucn, anu they se
Tea bsca are there are 90 many thrown
upon market as TO depress prices; heavy fat cattle
moor Texans which deficient in rat and flesh are not
in favor. We think the practice OF selling cattle 700
and might be obvated by regular DAYS for receiving
and others for selling then the Pny S PsTS
purchases better satisfied than now; the statesmen
rested and better for the butchers There were
but few Texans and those IN better FAVOR lhh Iast
week Dressed beef dull at 9dl0ic for native ana "a
Our sumner County Kansas, correspondent OF July
states that for the week ending at that date the mum
Der of herds entering that via Chisholm Ira we're
in Is7 total number this year date 239O6O against
2225O corresponding period last year. ana |oiofI same
The shippers at Commuuipaw were N. Morris, lie
cars; Coney & MCPHERSON. IS cars j. Berry,6 cars
Kahn q f. and j. Didesmau, cars each
Coney a McPnerson sold for j. Berry, "a Illinois cattle
averaging II cwt at III l2ic Is faiish kentucky cat
lie averaging "a ow az ia nae and 2s6 Illinois do
averaging cwt.' at IL Gl2tc. for themselves.
C. Kahn sold for Kahn Furst. % corn-fed Kentucky
bullocks averaging 50 cwt at l2e 60 CRASHED Ken
u sSo s1fSF Moses sod for MG a. Is coase Illinois cat
tie averaging 1900 u, gross 1lic To dress 81 10 the
cwt; 50 Illinois do, 6Gi eW az 10. the tops at
Ii. Myers sold for N. Morris 81 eoarsish Missouri
cattle, averaging 6. cWt al l3c; 10 Illinois dO C.@i
W. stegef sold OF the Morris cattle 100 Illinois. aver
IN goldsmith sold So illinois cattle. averaging a cwt
sehiser sold for N Morris 225 Texans, ea6. cwt,
F. saniuels sold for n Morris 70 good Illinois cattle
averaging strong a cwt., at III a12ac s. Illinois do.
scant cwt at i1lc Illinois do, seant u cwt at
lllc, aud 81 per head OF "a very common Missouri
10 10 the gross cwt: - Missouri cattle strong O. cw
ilanc 80 do scant 81 cwt, at 1lc to dress 81 TO
Tofey & sons sold for N. Morris isl Illinois cattle
averaging ct cxt.. at lie. . ...I t-. ..-.+ i
W. Z. Dudley sold Tor N. Morris 26 Indiana cattle
averaging 6i cwt, at 1lc to dress n to the gross ewt
The shippers at One nnndredth-st were d u. WaixeL
j. b. Hunter, ears; r. Cities and wnsted & r. ears
Teed Wheeler y Culver cars; Capt Xesey. cars L.
each b. westhemer, 2 cars. o1o ~ ~ -,
W. Thompson was selling for Thompson Coon "a l.
linOis cattle, 6a0S cwt at III Ql3c. -
iced Wheeler g. Culver sold for themselves 81 good
Indiana cattle averaging 7lcwt at II 0l2c for L. Col
Merritt Burchard sold for themselves % good M
cattle, averaging "a cwt, at l29l3c, aud were sel
ihg lOi Illinois do averaging ewt, at III Few
OF the tops dt IJc., for Wlnsted a. II.
S. Schussr sold for NJ Morris 269 Illinois cattle e.@a
seieei sold for n Morris. 80 Illinois cattle averag
TSai Valentine sold for themselves Is cornfed Ken
lucky cattle, averaging u cwt, at ii 0l3e. ,,
II Cults sold fur himself 1903 very good Illinois bnlloeks'
g1ng 81 cwt., at 12a13tc. -,
r. u Eastman sold for j, b. Hunter las common and
coarse Missouri cattle, aYeragine7 cwt, at lQs Gllt
D. Wai1ol sold for J. a. u. waixei % Ilinois cattle
scsnt u ewt AZ 1liri 90 doseant u cwt at ntg
strong evil at lllc 100 do strong "a cwL at lGA
Trhe shippers at weehawken were -Ulery. G9,l u
cars; W. v Woods. cars b. Westhemer ana Tor and
5 ears each Smith d Roberto. cars; M. Car'oi ~
a. C1iyer sold Tor L. Bush 70 Kentucky steers av
ersgipg "a cwt at IA el,c. val. VI Son ,io =,
Very Cary sold for themselves 100 illinois caie' %
dsewt., at il40I2c. To -.-I-4 N. o. ...,,o r nv
s. Uisty sold Tor GoG Uley CO Kentucky CATTLE s'
III Westhslner sid for Smith Roberts 20 good ONO
cast f,s sr s G = W W5Ss o nOs
B. West6elmer sod for himself Illinois cattle. aver
|. MIIeH CoWs--The receipts are light tbe SaemsnP
far with an Improvement IN tone OF market seniDt
fiOdSs5 Tor ordinary to choice. SD 10 = an,
VEAL CALV EsThe sales OF live yeals are slow anu
10 small lots, with prices pt sdgc, for good t..ea
and grlssers 5dste, the lntterin little favor c Tor
veas selling Iairy at llGl3c for good, anu " iD
Hume a Elliott sold at Forty-eighthet. during t1e
week 7s6 calves TO average % i3 per head, and tou "
State Ca tes, l351lg7 10, AT ID. l7-...N + - n,
/ Ege d OTIS sold As state calves. averaging l~ 'A
SHEEP AND LAMBs--The arrivals to-day were ~ I,
chrs al Foryeghtb ST. cars at Conmun sya snsap
last Mondhy and making for this week 81 $50 seaus'
II $50 last week The general tone OF the market ,,cs
with prices stronger Sprung lambs are not IN as
depand a. during tho past week, aud prices are
~ sS'd a. % m & =, 70 oo D. at
Cl detc and during week 6y6T sneep and aipps W
average. u "a per head the sheep i S7ie and is''
Hume 4 EriOn so,d stFmy-s,ghshst. ss2 Ohio shecp'