New-York tribune., 1873-02-04
NEw.YoRK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TIE most Of the sses S4
WHERE CATTLE ARE TE9NmIiDos od 4s32; go onio no
souri, S24 Indiana, lO3 Pennsylvania, IA Canada, Al
Michigan, 90
previous week Receipts for January. five weeks
6T against 5000 time last year. For the pres
i2 az communipaw, and Il at Weehawken. making 5lS6
head Beside these, there 1s cars late in at
Ts Dds R9' about us &c. and
cned before the Close many lots going over for another
prices only they went slower As most OF the cattle
came from Chicago, an extract from the last Ohedgo
Lire Stock Reporter gives clue to the thinness OF the
The week Witch now nearly been the have
snsnee have been uniformly dsgeeab but varied DAYS
fq b IL. s we SsHs s.d At the morning
Ing and this Is; bee. %as .o'' b as
lie Ordinary way from % hours have taken from three to I
railroad during severe storms snovhs etc. fog this pod
Yet this has been the state of ngs for
Few TeEsn drcyes were in the Yards and they quite
shamed OF the native cattle. We notice that the
Springs drive Of these "long horns has comlnenced In
Texas but Will be some time before they reach Kansas
They only travel as the grass grows There were go0a
many little 5iSSi cwt native steers today when SOLD
at l0Gllic. while Texans went at 1OGlOic. Cmeago
dressed beef is coming in somewhat freely and sells at
course it comes through frozen solid when sent in
refrigerator which keep the cold out about as eee
tuay In Winter they keep u In during hot weather
The following shippers mad stock at co mInunipaw.
viz N Morris, 80 cars; Voetter Brainerd, Is cars T.
klemans, 10 j. K McPner5on Myers q Co.,
cars H. Klopfer j. Refs, and Martin, Fuller Co., 4cars
each; G. Baker and e. Hadden each carsi b. Messen
Some OF the sales were by Couey & Mcpherson, las
uneven Illinois cattle for VoetIer Co.. at lOeI2e ears
Tor Homes, Illinois cattle, Ct ewt at loGI2e and n fat
81 cwt Ohio grades for Meyers CO., at ns 0i4c.
w seigel for N Morris, l24 Illinois steers, cwt az
11dl3lc % OF them 1,1OO 10 at llc., 50 10.
Tofey Sons sold ioe just medium. 1000 d Texans for
n. Morris at l0c. IS per cwt
Martin, Fuller Co. sold their ca Illinois steers of
cwt good flesh, at l3c. IS Illinois for j. Holiness 81 cwt
at lc. So per cwt and So for Voetter Co., cwt at
samuels sold cars Western bulls for " Morris ar
Sc asa 65, with car steers, llS0 b at ic 81 ID per
W E. Dudley sold SO of the Morris cattle, Ct cwt at
c. Kahn for j. Refs, 60 mixed Missouri cattle-trace of
Baker common 6I cwt at 1lc So ID per cwt and cars
Illinois cattle, for z. Klemans. cwt, at 1OGl2ac.
NJ Goldsmith run out II Missouri cattle, for H. Klop-
b. w. Glett sold two cars, little 81 cwt Ohio steers
H. Meyers for " Morris, q car uneven bulls at &c;
9cars Illinois steers O0 o at llc sc and 81 b per ew
li 81 per cwt with "a good Texans, ll75 n, at 0ic
Fitch Bray, for j. Dayton, 1O7 Illinois cattle cwt
mostly at lOic SO per ewt, with car fat Illinois, for
selves, cwt., at 4c, 6sB;
cwt at l1ic. G12c; car litte0ho hOppers for j.
Holmes, a cwt at &C., 5S II. y cwt and al car st cwt.
At one Hundredth-st there were Coon 4 Co.. 20 cars;
Culyert Co., II cars T. Gs IL ears; l. S d. Waixel,
Doty and of local stock each cars s. Rosen-
thai and B. Westheimer, 8 cars each; Ward & Co.,
cas g. Healy3 cars aud 10 lots OF one aud two cars
each
Illinois steers ewt at I29l2ic; II cars OF 7e7i cwt
d. Waixe sold 80 Illinois steers of 6t cwt at ltc and
~ q ds rum out t. 70 extra ne 81 cwt Illinois grades at
loiallc H. Of ll26 Is, at llc. 6S cwt; and car,
Culver, Wheeler Co. out 1sO Illinois steers sia9i
b. Westhener sold "a Missouri CATTLE 12o H. at 1O,c,
SO 10 p cwt.; "a Canada bulls at 6ic.
Merritt Burchard for NJ b. Doty lol Illinois steers,
h. NJ Valentine sold his 50 Illinois steers II cwt at
3. Rosenthan sold his cars 81 cwt. Illinois steers
At Weehawken W. v. Wood had II cars; Campbell &
Berry. cars smith Roberts and Porter Co, cars
c. J. Fagan sold ia Illinois steers for w. v. Wood 81
cwt, at llie.
j. Church sold car OF State oxen, i6o %, for E. w.
Conkin. at $50 each; ear Of cows, for w. Church. at
eco. and car OF a cwt. cows at sSs.
p. Mccartney sold 20 Illinois steers, for W. V. Wood,
MILcH CowsrThere has been rather more inquiry
from $50 to So averaging SIS each They scarcely
VEAL CALvEs-IAve calves are scarce, and keep at
ls ellc for fat milk veals but hogdressed have de-
clned from the lec. reached last Friday to about 4c
to-day. Occasionally, when unfrozen, something nne
goes at lsc. grass calves sell at 19sc.
SHEEP-Total for the week, 1f,s0 or 1000 more than
counting ve weeks against lit o95 time last year.
This Of stocs added ed to sensational & TpmOr that
during the entire week and thousands remain unsold in
the pens. Ii is well known that sheep usually come
10 market during the Winter somewhat heated
by feeding upon corn, sad as hay has been
very high at the West, with low ruling for
corn and longer journeys the cars, the sheep
than usually affected Some sensational reporter,
noticing the wool OF In patches cries out scab and peO-
pie stop eating mutton They begin 20 resume 1t again.
finding there is no danger but the trade Of the past
week injured many thousands OF dollars. 0He
thing should be condemned, and hope that
sheep buyers Will combine against 1t
compel farmers TO stop regulating their
ocks 70 be sent OF at this the year. heavy
with lamb hoping 70 add few pounds TO their weight
I the buyers would only sort the ocks In the
try and throw out every eve with lamb the practice
would be stopped. Tho hog dealers used to DO
troubled the same way but they have entirely broken
UP the practice.
The offerings to-day were 2o cars at Fortyeighth-st
and l6 each at Fortieth-sg and Communpaw, with q
likely TO arrive tonight The pens full
and the light purchases OF to-day made little impression
an Rnnn lnuUAr