New-York tribune., 1873-05-13
TUESDAY, MAY l3, 1873.
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, T.

ic III cattle, cwt at l2ci 90 very coarse Ill do,
at lCc. Ss Texans, average 81 ewt.; at loSllc:
Martin Fuller Co. sold for J. Mullha IS Mo. steers,
ca cwt at 9l1ic for Yoelter Bro; 30 Ill cattle.
x cwt at iii ai3Ic; III do esa7l cwt at III s2lc
The principal shippers %t oneh9ndredth,si were l. 4
son Coon ~ cars; t. GILES, II j. b. Hunter and
NJ. b. Doy 10 cars each; Duffy & Dixon, cars Ryan 4
Vail and Valentine, cars and g. Healy, 1 car.
Spe a 20 Gr nnoa nno@PSSn o scSn fGG W ar
G12lc o. do scant cwt at llic all to dress 81 to
Richardson & b. Westhcimer sold for themselves 70
mixed Texans and natives ayeragng cwt at Q22c,
Merritt & b. sold for NJ B. Doty, 1853 Illinois cattle,
averaging cwt., at ia d12c.
Vail & Valentine sold for themselves Al Illinois cattle,
Cos cwt, at nGl2sci "a Illinois do, sG9 cwt at ia a
b. @. Culver sold for Teed Wheeler & Co., Illinois
steers u cwt averaging 12Ic. 90 Illinois do averaging
cwt, at l23GlStc 40 Illinois TAT oxen, averaging cwt
s. Heay sold for himself 10 Missouri steers averaging
cwt, at 1ic and for RYAN Seery 80 lllhols cattle,
"A cwt., at 12c, to dress 81 ID to the gross cwt.
Ryan seery sold for themselves co Illinois cattle,
o. Dufey 4 I. Dixon sold for themselves 96 Kansas
cattle, averaging 1883 h live weight s. s5 per owt
d. Waixei sold for l. & D. waixei At Illinois steers,
averaging cwt at l2lc.; 10 Illinois do. scant cwt, at
&C.; SO Illinois do, "a cwt at lllc 80 Illinois cattle u
cw 2lc: 80 Illinois do u cwt at 12c all to dress
T. c. Eastman sold for J. b. Hunter 6s Texans, aver
G. cwt 101c to dress 90 ID the gross cwt 65
lHnOs cattle, averaging ICWl NJ Ili0l2ic. 70 Hln0s
buocks averaging ~ cwt, at i3a1ic these were the
top cattle OF tOdays offerings. CHE balance OF the cat
tie at these yards was unsOld when we leftl
The shippers at Weehawken were w. V. Woods cars !;
II. A. Morehouse, car. .
H. Westhemer sold for W. v Woods 81 Illinois cattle,
averaging 81 cwt, at 1itc.
MICH COWS-There but few arriving.
There still good demand, and choice mixers would
readily taken s65. The receipts lighter than
any previous week since Dec % of last year The quo
VEAL CALVES-The total for live veals is 3,77O
against 1913 last week Country hOgdressed arriy
ing sparingy, which give good demand for lye with
Hume 4 Elliott sold, at Forty-eghth-st, 151 State
calves averaging 129 b. at &C., l2J do, averaging 123 10
at SIC; III do. 100 D at sic; $50 do l4@l2O D at SAC
1927 calves, 10 average $40 lS per head
Eye Otis sole to-day 80 State calves, averaging 40 b
IOc 100 do averaging 40 B at 909ic and 40 do lis
sTEEP AND LAMBs-The supply OF lambs is light
while the demand good with prices unchanged for
prime. Hume Elliott sold 2jl lambs, to average " Us
per head.
j. N Pidcock sold l39 average Sc 81 per head. The
receipts OF sheep to-day at Foryeghth-st
and cars NJ COinmunpaw, making total for the week
OF sheep $685. against 1OOs9 last week. The demand
has increased with the larger supply thus giving very
fair markets.
week. 5i2I sheep average Sc 10 per head and today
they sold 1876 ONO clipped sheep averaging 81 10 az 1e
do 90 no. at 7tc 1913 Illinois sheep, unshorn' ayerag-
ing To- at &c. and 60 Texas, averaging 30 b, at &C.
Judd & Buckingham sold 40 FOrtietlSt. to-day 395
sheep, averaging % b at 71c. 70S do averaging 81 h.
at Gle and during the week 2ls clipped sheeP " aver
age 81 6l q head; range, sage. ID.
J, Y. Pidcock SOLD at CommunlpaW, during the week,
3O}5 mostly clipped sheep averaging So 81 p head;
range OF prices, 64G73c. ID. ,
HOGs-Ihe arrivals today were II cars al Coininnl-
paw and at FOrethst, 99Jo hogs, against 81
last Monday making for the week 4i,sG6 against
Il 77G the previous week. The market, which has been
prices lc. of for dressed hogs. We quote 1--we, 6G6ic
and dressed, 7sd7sc. for heavy 10 ight weights.