New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NrwYoEE Oct 9-BExvEs-Arhvsls to-day 80 at Com.
ts Of 80 1891 bead and making for the three days since
hOnday 6675 sgan.t s for TIE same time las. ~ ro' ia
qualities nearly snsiained bat toe supply Of com
them Of Native steers ranged from De- to
With no Cherosee from TO lie
A. Medium to fair stsers generally sold at lO'4GlI - ID
Nelson MoTs had is ear. in market aer holding nearly
weeks aud understood that his former large weekly shipments
The market a, Chicago has fully from the depression
aud virtual suspension Of rse S094E the recent %on DI
present condition fa,gre prospects Of the trade:
3 y s ana n Ii he Ns osE bS Tor neither Ss %
,sg IT, or s a. and In Market 1oa, l. len %t and the future
full Of uneeanty All our principal Eastern 5ay haze ao re'nmel
cattle to keep their best customers going OLe o. them informed E yes
teray the trade present too risky end cash men, Eastern
cities TOO restricted bis doing than be could hep and
upon this principle they all working Yesterday fair bushes,
sccoun, Ss made RECEIPT. at Toledo this are large
Buffalo d. and mistake not the same ma be looked for else
noteworthy feature the here for the las, weeks the
STATE and the corresponding decrease The supply from ndans
, ,n a oSs Ts pR s TeI.1. have been a By less than
dozen s6ppers aud mainly B. Hunter Co. direct st Lou,
9 can; !. Giles, cars. and ;. W. Clark. car .,,
WAiIel sold 200 Illinois steers "a eSL average Al lliall r.
W. Thompson for Coon Co.. 1872 nno, elaa71 cEi Ito
r. Giis sold SO steers, ,cAn e"t, 1le p n, to dress
Al weeh,wien H. westhme had 10 cars Of good Tnol,
steers ~ selling az II 2al2e TO- And there two
A. CS@@uSpsT " horn. had 10 car. Kahn Fu carr D..
j.
each NJ Montgomery cars s. Bell carr and H. shepard
Charlie. Kahn sold for 8 Bel 80 Kenty steer ew lie p
10 fo Burnside 80 do. ewt at l2dl2lc for NJ Monge.
cry 45 Kentucky oxen cwt al2ei and for Self Fms lj2
Moses so for Marks BIO coarse Ohio steers ~
owt At all ~ and LowenIhen IS Virginia cattle
& w. Gilsti Tor Self II Ohio steers, 7 ewt. lla,e pm
E. Du1eifor Nelson Morris e6 Texas l. 7iic
Gec 20 Tose Tor Morris 50 TsI.n. Sig c-t 7 p h. to
dress IS b and % do eEL, al l'4e. -s ,,-,,
and 81 good Cherokee cattle. ga cSt' AZ llc
cALvEs-Receipts $50 bead making jO7 for
milk fed veals we're decidedly sfm Sq Zoe h. Rge OTIS sold
1Sj jersey ADD Bucks County calves 81 Zoe ~ and " Thun
eighh 36 veaIs 1856 lj6 h. sold 9diOs . n and So
grsssers at - 50a % y bead.
O8s head and making 453 for the three days against 9O53
elOse, bat prices fairly sustained Sheep ranged from Sc to G
q n lambs from 1e 10 SIG.
II io 90 average r. b a. DO 9oa average at 5iae.
q n, and II Ohio lambs go aVsrags at &c Z ID.
KGe HauVeT Co sold "a jersey 80 u average jl y
10, and 50 DO, 100 70 average. at Dc. u.
Judd Buckingham sold lS2 Canada aubs 66 average al 7as
Il 10 average at g. y n Is Canada lis r. average .. &c
1863 Indians Do 10 % average 81 & g 70 l9i Ohio do 20 ID
IS 6Sa 100 10 III do 50 10, 5a. 226 DO.
James Kfby i9l Ohio ,seeP 95 average at 6la. pm
Samuel Mo6raw sold lO3 state iAmhs 90 10 DC
IS DO. - ~ at Size NJ and IS state sheep 80 n.
Hume Elliott sou 2os Ohio sheep SCH n ar,rsg. 4. &C. y
32S do s2l average at Gc NJ lIS do - n ,ysf,ge al
6'c y n: so 90 ~ 70 average At 57s II; 1913 DO 50 70
Virginia 75 aversg 51saji n ami 292 lambs n
receipts were 81 cars at Forae and II cars at
total Of 46 524 hogs making II $40
last against 10 80 for ve The
the close T. H. Ohio hogs alive at range
os5 25dS5 so 100 svegng 2O5 n At 50 p; car
68 aysrsFs IS hogs ver. 10 ii demand !,
7ssc. v ID. with light p!ss sold up to &c.