New-York tribune., 1873-01-07
YEw-YoRK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Hundredthst Droye-Yds. 2,2e6 100 eS
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PRICES OF CATTLE roDAI. 49,,
I.9 FT%' dT., SD ss,a
sst Of OrDSTT NJ % taiS steers oxen ano ao
TsI'n Ca. ,:,,c ~ r., ;;f ,c., estimated at all
KItrsne range Of prices from Bsi
vsR mos Tp o. tos sTTiE ARE FRoM.nos $3.50; Texas
1IOl; Kentucky. 2e6 Ohio. lsll Missouri 20; New
YGE 2 HSsRS FSa 2 for the week Just ended s
beeves, 1900 more than the very nght run Ior tt
AZ mis- of the year. when there usually much to
divert from beef diet Pork is largely eatehln cou
weather but especially go that IL is so cheap.
Ponlfrv and game come in for appropriate share so
that with the light receipts of cattle averaging S99 per
week for the past weeks there is no scarcity either
of live stock or dressed beef After the close one week
ago cattle in more plenuIully, ana prices con
tinued 20 recede with very duh markets The decline
amounted 10 about Ie q 10 by Friday. Now, with 30
cars fresh cattle Ope-hundredth-st, % al COuul
paw and 81 at Weehawken, making 349l mead against
and all the stock was sold on Ihere were ohiS ~ 10 40
cars Texans among the droves OF to-day, most OF them
good flesh selling az 9!Gl0ac., one lot iat Cherohees
going at lie Of the poor natives went at lOtc
" %t9 fro Ia5 m ~ 10 t few head of the first choice
ewt reaching l4ac. We getting quite a supply OF
Chcsgo-dressed beef some or 10 carloads arriving
during the week II sells at 9a1Oc. for prime brought
through meat cars and down TO case Tor common 10
fair. There is no buffalo meat at present 10 comPeo
with beef, but venison ls plenty, , -. A.,
review of the cattle trade for the past month at the
West is thus gwen in Ihe Chicago Lre Stoc6 Rsporter &
and regard quality were folly up to former averages Tbs nea
receipts during By all odds the Won't month me je. ao ana
must always u1fayob The consumption Of beef az tbs special
respect nierons cheaper further but Of
ssye T he tine the sdysntasc and supplied each
year regard to the demand for them oid m 70 nom
Therefore increased supply cattle referred dun the pas noah
unsettled the market and except the choicest raoes v-us
lower than o sngoen1 , S BsS b,p better bnt for the
purchases made for Eastern markets were detained here or al 9ee
month for them the whole Tins dmeuy how
ever one % % ne r s9e We aDd the Atlantic ssbosrd bsve been
opened up Of double tracks eIpg roads has been
ss .etoy as could Of Abundsuty
1eoS sP & & s last YEAR The growth of our shipping trade
equally satisfactory its increase dung the year beng " per
The receipts Of cattle at Chicago the past year
6s4, ,O75 against ,05O in 1871.
dredthst viz Coon Thompson Co. 80 cars; i D;
cars NJ b. DOty 6 cars Healey & CO., Culver Co.,
and local stock each cars. Sales by W. Thompson 226
Illinois steers 7sS Swt at i2se e OF Scant cW' al
ellis sold 100 Illinois steers, 6s97 cwt at III Snic;
81 n cwt; 70 Indiana of 5;G6f cwt at lO3 alle, 66
d. Waixel run out lS2 Texans OF Swt' at lose o.
l2c IS of Ct cwt at ltc and 81 per head with 81 OF
Merritt Burc6ard sold their l4O Indiana steers scant
s. b. Richardson for NJ. b. Doty, los Ohio cattle,
Culver Co. sold their 68 Illinois of "a cwt. at
HeaIey & Co run out &C Illinois cattle cwt at l2c
T. c. Eastman sold his 81 Illinois steers Of Z. cwt at
The CommunIpaw shippers were n Morris Is cars j.
B. Hunter & Co., 10 cars j. r. Mcpherson, cars j.
Holmes and A. Christy, cars each; Xoeter q Brain
erd and 4. Robinson each cars B. W. Gillett ID. s.
Gill; Farra Co., and j. stern, each cars with some
sales Of the Morris cattle, all Illinois, cars by samu
els 80 head g al owt at strong l2e and % OF seant
6cW AZ l "A
$40 each u cwt, at 12tc IS n, and car strong
cwt. 20lSc. NJ. Lauterbeck sold cars, 6la7i cwt
l20l23c. Dudley Son had strong ca cwt sold at
l2c 81 n per cwt H. Meyers sold cars, one OF them
poor ca cwt, at lie, sc per cwt and the other c9t
Coney Mcpherson for themselves, 125 Illinois steers
Ga cw at lOB 0lSe; 12l Ohio for j. Holmes cwt at 10
GI2c; rs Ohio for T. Robinson cwt., at 12al3sc 72
prime Virginia, for A. Chrsty 81 cwt at 130l4!c ana
6s Ohio steers for Farral Blizzant Gao cwt at II
j. H. Dalbey,for voetter Brainerd, s. illinois steers
eG6I cwt at laII2c 80 Ohio, for Christy Fat 81
cwt steers at isa5ic lot scales at latter price
NJ Goldsmith for j. stern 65 Kentucky cattle; three
cars OF them u cwt at 0l3ic, and car, poor G.
cwt at 1O1c. Is Kentucky for ii. Kloper, Ct cwt at
llIc. As lat Ohio grades for Greenwault Kahn, u
cwt H912sc, with Al prime s: cwt Ohio grades for
c. c. Van Meter, at l2sGl4c.
B. W. Glett selling his &C Ohio steers Of 6s al cwt
Martin, Fuller Co. had the only fresh Texans in the
yards ve good fesh 81 cwt sold TO W. Kelley
IOac. &c per cwt, and five cars Illinois 6i cwt.
Bwestheimer for D. S. Gin, ea Ohio steers of u cwt
c. Kahn for Brown Co., 81 Kentucky cattle, 7. cwt
At Weehawken. besides State cattle and cars
Western in and two-car lots. there were cars for
H. A. Morehouse, and each for j. Church, K Osborne
j. II. KeeDOn, L. Potter, and hunt d Co.
H. A. Morebouse sold 70 ILLINOIS sTeers, cwt., at 1O.c
p McCafrey run out cars Illinois, II cwt, at ll1c
81 70 = ewt. ou o,,o ,un.a,,. H..
weight dry cows at Sac, So ID Y cwt, aud 81 Ohio
steers, cwt, at HE. 81 n.
C. j. Pagan. for A. Gillespie SO Illinois steers, ca cwt
Mich Cows-There is a fair demand for mixers
without special change in values Most of the cows
VEAL CALvEs-Arrivals are larger and prices easier.
each grass and fed animals lot OF 20 selling
s12 per head. Dressed abundant and much lower.
They not quotabe above l3c. for PRIME just few
reaching l4c with good many fair veals at
l2c. Grass ana fed sell at 608c.
sHEEP-Recepts still comparatively light but
they sufficient for the prices at which owners are
trying 10 sell them so as TO get out whole. There
days trade we have 7l2 fresh arrivals viz as car
loads at Forty yeighth-s and Is at Fort1ethst some
ana prices rather easing down. though not really much
The sales OF today were at eSSse but quite thin
q 25a<2 so for the month.
Sales by Hume Elliott at Forty-eishthst 50 State
2O4 Of ~ n 7to 9e OF SO 70, 7ic 20 Canada. IOs B nc.
26s do IssGi2 B all 7ac. i64 Canada lambs % B Sc
&c. and Il Of 1855 b at Sc Total 4lss at Il 90 average
j. KIRBY sold ls Michigan sheep 7S 10, az &C.; soa
sheep lambs 96 b 81 3i 1877 do, 90 D Ssc GO lambs,
90 ~ tc, and % OF 81 ID, at otc Total 2lS mead at 81 2
cdCn.
Juod Buckingham at Fortieth-st., sold 1888 Tlinois
sheep Sc b at &C., $50 dO 81 10, 6bc. l95 state 81 n &c.
I76 do 1914 To- c, aud i9 of ll6 ID at 72c Total 4,l05
al 81 g.
Leach Barnes sold 1875 Michigan, &c b at &C., and 42O
do, ~ N. at 81 964c
J. N. Pdcock Communpaw, "a lOhfo sheep, % D at
7tc and 177 OF vs. ~ ut c Total 1905 at So % average.
Kase & Co. sold 2.06l at average Of $6 %.
H0GS-Arrivas the past week. ,667 2400 less
than during the previous week There 5S at
to-day and 20 at COmmunpaw. Light |
dressed have advanced !1tc. during the week, and
great demand for the fresh trade. Extreme heavy
3O09l00 n sell at SIC. 220 at bt96;c. 200 n 606ic
lSO 10, eic.; le0 ID, 6ac., and pigs 6i97c. Western
dressed, heavy sell at 6G5ic mixed weights, 6i05tc
The receipts OF Western dressed for the week
Sales by Ege Otis mixed. $50 %, average 5tc;
a cara lSS n 3 cara. u As Live are 1