New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-14
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

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sses1l tTcss...si75 iGs 2357 2s6lS 295g
1 e % sS7 i6f Els $fsS 3 z95s 5 s5S
PRICES OF CATTLE TODAY.
rrme eIra BulockS.. Nl2l2
Ns a0,nss dIdt
Ina, Of ordinary thin sIesr. oren ana coTs..... ga
TIE i1ccc Of the maiic,ica 10 a
iuene range OF pnoes from Hl2l2
WHERE the BEEvEs ARE FaoM-niiaois, ISL: Teas.
81 9n@ 23g ksntnShy 81 s22 Indiana Si2 virginia
BEEVEs.-slnce Saturday morning there were $50
cars al Communipaw, Ill ears at WeehdwKcn and I53
cars al Onehundredthst.-a total OF 453 containing
57 head, and making 1871 for the week. against sl7j
last week, and l0226 for the corresponding week last
year Tue market FRIDAY last closed decidedly weak
at considerably lower prices than had been ruling and
| Of cattle had a further depressing effect.
Added TO tins, the extraordinary receipts,
the history Of this market could not fail TO large
ana very general shrinkage in the prices fair mum
inc price was from TO- a. lower than week since,
while on the poorer qualities there was difference OF at
least lt 10. The best cattle in market brought l2lc
and medium to good naives10a Oic, while Texans
sold at s09ic. II. One the finest beeyes sold
AT l50lto and the average OF the market was quoted
| at lie. 10, with supply OF 1925 head
AT CoInmunipaw, n. Morris had rs cars, Coney & Nc
Pherson 45 cars, c. Kahn % cars, j. T. Alexander ~
ears, Martin. Fuller Co. IL and there Is
DIVIDED 9 nnSa various oE sRipPSTs 20 oo o
cwt average, he, TO dress 81 ID to the cwt
AZ 1 SS dT UP m also % i 7 Keninc3
cwt at ili9I2ac to dress same; also, SO common Ken
inckys cwl, at 1ot to dress 90 II; Also 81 common
| Kentucky, 81 cwt.. at 9s0lOic.
Martin, Fuller & Co. sold forIJ. b. Hunter 10 cars,
Also Sc ohios for Geo MADDEN si cwt at ssc to des;
Sc n. Also 46 state Texans left from last Friday, Il
evil al &C. to dress 81 n, and o. do, about u cwt at
Bray Fitch. for ]. T. Alexander. sold % rough Tex
ans. cwt az slc SO Texans, Gt cwt, az 9G9lc d.
Also 81 Cherokees g cwt at 9tc, 10 dress 56 b. and l6
| Illinois steers, u cwt., at ll0llsc. d..
C0ney Mcpherson sold As ONO cattle, 6t cwt, at 100
| Illinois 4 AT 10
At Weehawken b. &H Westheimer had 10 cars, Church
Cary the same number Williams y Westheiner cars,
Co. IS Go Ulery cars. and Is cars were divided
sent to Onehundredthst comprising some OF the
| best among the receipts at this place
b. & H. Westheimer sold 60 good Ohio steers q
cwt average al 9a1lc; cars for Smith Roberts GS fue
OhOs, strong cwt, at 1t02c; for Campbell son %
oOos, cw at 1lic aud Is do, 6. cwt at l0Be; also,
for J. Dehng 81 lndianas, strong c. cwt, al 9i SO
to the 100, and 43 do. ow az l0c TO dress the same
cwt at Iltc to dress Sc 10 For j. Morse 100 Illinois, 81
cwt U4 To dress &c ID Also, for " Stewart cars,
81 Ohio steers g cw 1Otc, dress o. % to the
gross cwt For c. Balloon. 10 NewYork State steers
aud oxen. to lO3 cTt, at llGllsc, TO dress u 10
Is. j. Cary sold for r. s. Fish cars very fine OHIO
steers ia NUMBER 81 TO 10 cwt at l2c TO dress IS ID
Williams & Westheimer sold 9l OhiOs, II cwt. at "a
c sent the remainder of the lot 40 nead to One
Doty & Co sold for W. V. Woods Indiana steers, Ct
T. Pagan sold for the same party 5s Illinois cattle
cwt &C.. TO dress IS n; also 81 Cherokees, ~ cwt
H. A. Morehouse sold J. shpp Illinois steers q
owt at &c.. to dress SO 10.
culver Co.. for ]. scott 176 Kentucky steers n cwt..
L. wilcox had cars dry N: Y. State cows that came
In late. for which he was offered $50 y head.
Golf & Uery sold IA mixed Kentucky cattle, to II
On the market nj Onehundredth-st Of fresh cattle
there were ~ for Waxes Roseuhal p cars for
c. b. * G. +. Reynolds, with the same number for n.
Morris, IS for COor Co.. u ears for A. NJ AertOn
If cars for Patterson PaytOn. cars for T. ellis, cars
for j. b. Hunter d Co. cars for W. Garner. ears for
Alexander Mann, cars OF local STOCK cars each far
RYAN & Co. and II. Rankin, and one car each rOf l.
Coyn and W. Tripp In addition to this SO cars brought
over from Weehawken were on sale.
Ryan Co. sold on their own account is Cdndda
steers, o. cwt. average, al 10Ic 10, 10 dress s. b
GIls sold l02 Illinois, ewt' at ~ @lItc. 10,
d. Walxel, for Waixes & R0senhal, sold 40 Illinois
steers Il cwt lie. 3D. 10 dress 81 % the gross ewt
81 Illinois, strong Il ewt, at ll&e lido ll4t
dress 81 ID, and 6s Texans Ct cwJ at sac 10 10 dress
Sc n. NJ. al, M u,.,,,
steers ~ cwi at ll9l2c also, for L. Bush, IS Ken
tuckys, strong 81 cwt., at II G12tc. y 10 .
Vail 4 Valentine, for W. Garner sold 90 kentuclW
steers u cwt at 9lGllSc ID: aud for ". b. CLnkln
heard, % Kentuc4ys u cwt, al an average u Hc'
Merritt & Burchard for B. Reynolds, sold 81 Illinois
steers II cWt at lie. n; ei Illinois, cwt at lOic
ones o. do scwt AT IL 6l2tc.; for j. wilkinson, 81
Kentucky steers It cwt, at iltdi2c. anu lor D. 'uh
ill., 81 heavy Illinois steers 81 c"' average 81 ~
iced. Wheeler Culver for Bedford Kennedy. sold
1879 Kentucky steero u ewt, az G ar ,6 az" n
to dress sc n. 10 .o,, 40 1,l,,ois steer.
W. Thompson, for Coon * CO.. sOld ~ lIunols stocIs
3, cwt. at sSl2c. ID I6 do e@t': at llgl2c' %
Ohio steers ew at l0sc, 10 dress 90 ID, ad iOr 40
terson Payton, 70 Illinois steers cWt2 ~ sii No.
II. C. Eastman sold for Alexander Mann AZ limos
steers. strong Ct cwt at lOie ~ 10 dress 81 10 JOE
Il. Hunter, Missouri and Cherokee caItie' ~ cNty ~
y n, dress "a ID ana Or "A NJ; 80
common Illinois steers ca cwt at sl q n TO dress 90 d.
Mich COWS-Receipts for tine week, i ioo nelq i
against los last week and "A for the corresponding week
last year Nothing doing today there Delng no uenu'
quotations being nominal at last weeks prices. ooo
CAIVES-The total receipts for the week were 2,24o
head against 2e57 last week and 2ns Tor tue CORR
spending week last year. The arrivals loIay Meio o.
head at Foryeighths al saass9s b dre PreS re-
nam at about "a dsic for common 10 gooe alu ~
Zoe for choice aud extra Grass G,VSs % CAVES 70
average 81 90 y head; also, So do al y 81 eael. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts Tor tne Week "eIe
% so head aranst Ol5 last week. and @S6 TOT inc
cnrresnnn1n9 week. last year. Arrivals yesterday ana
to-day were 2O2s mead at Fortiethst 32I2 at Forty
s fresh on the market to-day Sheep to-day were ia
good demand and prices nrD lahps hiso Hoto ~ G i
demand though prIces we're not quite 80 uiuL 9neet
ranged RON 5 70 &c for common 10 prime lambs sofa
from cic 10 &c. Tor the same qualities .
Hume Elliott sold Il6 ONO sneeP ", ~ ~ =, t 5'
30 do ~ H. at 5Sc 2l6 Canada do loit ID at o4c ois
Canada lambs a d. At o sS ao 60 NJ at Sc and during
the week 400 sheep and lambs to average 20 y per
head. -. 800 q. aro,. n,
6ic y n 81 do 9s H. at ~ do l2ot d. al Osc iVo
Canada lambs 7Ot 10, at 1ie, ana az 90; 90 10, a, ~.
And during tue week 6lS2 sheep anu iaiHO'' "
samneI %eGraw sold during the week 400 sheep aud
ndd 70 INerag sold s3s Ohio sheep s2t aver
age. at $40 y 10 and 1853 do 50 ID al PC ro o9s ar
Receipts sIe rS,p Jaw FSr tie Week the
total is 3s0ss against 29O7 last week ana i1op or ' 40
Corresponding week last at year Reid az Fortien at IS
lOd s. 12 - loo n and dealers quote ordinary go9l corn
fed at Ease. n Dressed noss axe e, 'S aye ~ w
and large transactions are reporter ~ Vt"'S' ~ WIN
light market Pigs sold at 'te v ID