New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-02

c, Cherokee 50 ewt lOle O. TeI,n. ~ s,, gross ost
80 Illinois steers sysagng cyt at 'c SSS KeoOty cattle y
ewt iei for Bell is KentOsty cattle, e Ksp BroTS s.
o EGSG 5 e% average .s q fs .r: g sT
At NE, to dress 81 N per gross ewt' 10 o0'"' o''
Msrto Fuller Co .oId Tor Muh'H "a Missouri ea'" 'A"
Ccucr SePbcOn so for ms: s s"s S1,' oSnps
The slippers at OBebundredhsL ody were y ""As' -
car, Soppgf siG1 1 w1el ~ Cherokee senn w loc
to des, Sc 10 p gross d" IlhnOs Steers SIAM O'"' '' "
ds' . TbSo,oG o, .o for Coon ,. Illinois cattle
s sSsfnsSg d d6 ~ le yer o. to dress % ID PER gross
TsSss esi,e gss P1 we're r. A. Moreboue Yates
miller cars, R131S S. eff Ss Hspe and good Cherokee
averaging l y i've weight n at us Il limos no. Steers " '" AZ i''
CALTEs-Tbe markets are oet.ockd with poor Eea both
c ali on go Bucks calves to-day averaging l1OGlS ID,
The bulk g. ihem a. c SAL 90 Extracting 1q5a1 n At
Elliott sold At For,y.eighhst State calves rapciBs
from us Jn d. S6l9'ic d. We quote live calves at 6Ge
SSSS Cows There choice The bulk of the
arriving ihao az such will not % iGe 9 GH
Prices range rom $500 ~ while private parties Will pay eonSde
SuSEr AND LAsTLe demand Spring lambs continues greater
v TGa1son Co sold Jersey lambs 80 50 y head, and 20
W Ii Hayp, Co sold Jersey sea 50 80 head and
Bristol Co sold q Jersey lambs syerarng % sss 10 ;, !ss
81 Eq sn . fa5 ,, % %.se,! sIe d U aa @
actions comparatively light prices fl1Ohng the buyer
Elliott sold Forty ghthst 207 Ohio clipped sheer ever
s Ohio do sla6G ~ at Sc III Ohio do 81 H. at DC and io
jadi SISSi iS IS Ohio cSp s
shorD ono sheep averaging SgC1' 90 d. O'" pei !" iN''
HoesTbe receipts ills weel nclung 81 Forc,lst and %
Conmunpaw to-day 22G2 against 800 same time last
Tie markets are very quiet prices firm, With few transactions
iaG at IT, Ease Sc ''''''' WINS '' ''-'
ALBANY NAV L-CArrLE-Recspts $3.50 head Of good av-
quality; the sales effected show decae 39 per 10 he
indication, that the supply will be largely IN excess OF the demana
SGrgPRecep. 1000 head with no demand for them what few
sales decline OF Il! O the highest price reau4ed
C,vF ry duu and IN large SUPPLY sales made at
Ole a for good to heavy. at last weeks prices
BrpFo April arrLR-RsceiPts to-day incung ~ cars re-
ported 9! bead making the total supply Tor h week mus
eetdg Iu, % ESsttS oy ~ s. Sig be9d Illinois stce
ranging from lUj 10 1873 To- a. - aOH - ~ 90 M'ah
SaEEr SD L,uBs-Recept, to-day 1900 head making the total
supp5 or Tar $1,000 head, against 22o head Tor The
sane time heavy IS 5006 50 for Western
3D. asd 5O04S Western clipped Sheep saes $50 Ohio
sB Sooi sheep raeac from 10! at leJ Michigan
clipped Sheen, syeT,sg 81 10 a. ~ ~ I'S minors g'C aver
HoGs-Repts TO-DAY. uins reported arrivals 200 head against
last market Dat buyers haung o.;
IS 25G - So
EAST LpFsr1 Penn NAV lcsrTls The receipt, for ne week
81 or 1873 bead agns '5J cars the week
before the supply Of cattle market good and
account ~ the high price, asked &c. higher than last
report around the market been slow aud dragging all day WITH
favor 10 the morning hoped trade viii be bsker there are
plenty Of eooi cstt on hand few loads prices not
ek were head through cattle has been heavy
HoGsRcep;s for the week 6s cars or jO heal against s
tops 50 III to 80 & Workers IS So "a and rough
- soto ~ 10 market fairly active with
OO bead against 10
the before supply for 'a sales shi and ar deal s
usu over unsolL