New-York tribune., 1873-07-01


prove usysbe for business and 60 therefore obstacles %
ses markets winch be The
sone o nSatarsd -slts such
wOu unsss ana interfere v'e hes'hy sn4 even so
fbe dsnsnd or ohoc. ~ veil u,tur cattle irrespective weight
"a, ea m % 49,, ~ frg- Sao.os1 iSass5 -e Ssys never
knoWn nAtuio aDootA el.'o .' ~. 80 -' 10y
Jsaav 70 june and fr form opinion
year hvorab Dot 'Sr higher for s maintenance Of
Daring TIE pa. from market, ssI, been
bic and generally u1vora sI hse essn Es,9s 800 @s5 poor
thG ts reaction has commenced ws may almost certainly oot
.,,. bsv. bee1 m.rs,e Nsaye 6utoserr est.ls have
BEEN selling low especially s go'@Isr. @ q3has' ., Coo,
would brought iuy 2so per These eae how
composition With smHil ChsO-. eo-s bses Ae
There RCI' @'s anaaa or 9 ts,ls I ssS2 A'''' are a'
On aud A July the erh raiei On Western rNroAdi -u
come into ope%5.soa % hs % l ] .e @ % or a5s n I .sS
The shippers at C1mmunipsw were: Nelson Morris
l21 cars: G6ney NcPnerson q cars; J. Muna cars;
Kahn & F.. and p. Klemens cars each y. W GHctt.
each; g. shamberg and : Cartwright, cars each J.
Plumrner and c. Tatum, car each.
2 MOses sold fOr Morris % Illinois cattle. ca e7owt
Lauterbeok sold FOR n Morris. i2s Illinois cattle,
average 9% WIS., a. soS f MOTIFS 900 Illinois cattle
very common 5iasi owt' at 'sl4so to dress IS
Il. Myers sold Of the Morris cattle 25s mixed Missouri
and Illinois, 607 cwt., at ia 7t1ic
Tofey & sons sold for y. Morris % common Texans
averaging "a cwt az 90 20 dress 55 10 20 the gross cw
ana rad on sale % common little natives averaging "a
cFt held AT gtc To dress IS D 70 the grosscwt.
Goldsmith sold for ~ Morris So good heavy Hlingis
bulocks averaging Cwt at u 1910, III coarse Ms
souri cattle averaging ewt at il38llsc as Missouri
do averaging y Cwt, at itc l6 cOarssh Missouri do.
averaging Il cwt, at llic 10 Missouri DO averaging II
5 sChnsier sold for N Morrs s3h Texans, 69sl ewt.,
Cone S C. ,opberson sold for themselves $50 Illinois
cattle averaging y cwt az II Bl2ic., and s. common
Texan, sversging cwt., at 81 9sc., for W Middleton.
and o. Kentucky cattle sveraglng6i cwt al 9c ior
ChaTes Rahn sold or Kahn Fur.t 80 Indiana cattle
averaging 81 cwt, at lOiSll3c., and i5 Missouri uo'
ssrfi FaeT CO. sod for J. Plummer 1s Missouri
cattle average q cw at lc 70 dress % 70 70 the
cyt IL poor Ohio stags and oxen, average 81 cwt ~
lOc N dress So 20 the gross cwt, Tor C. Tatum -
Missouri cattle. average u cwt at tc" Tor 5. carr.
,I s Ifss 5s p 70 the gross owt for J. Marshall 81
Missouri oxen, average cwt at 9lltc Tor e. sham
W. Glett sold for himself &C Illinois cattle, average
Tcb Tav were selling for P Klenens 80 good Ti
nois cattle, "a cwt at uc to dress % d 70
TT bs ~ at One hundredthst were I' D waixe
2s cara: Thompson & Coon. II cars; b. Hunter 10
cars; NJ Morris cars T. ellis cars Ieed wheeler
J. II Williams and RYAN & Co, cars each; ). Heaiy
and Vail & Valentine, cars each
]. II. Williams was selling iOr himself 69 common
nj red Missouri cattle, averaging "a cSt at lo1llc
Vail Valentine sold Tor themselves 10 iholS c9Itie
averaging Il cwt at llc; 10 good Illinois do. averaging
TssS wbeeeT & Culver a6d for themselves ios good
SP eis sold for himself 60 Kentucky cattle averaging
81 cw at 61Sc 30 Ohio do, Il cwt, at Ia 9l3c 81
do averaging 81 owt., at lli si3c.
s Healy sold FOR himself IS good Illinois cstle, aver
II G. Eastman sold. for J. B Hunter "a Missouri cattle.
good flesh but hte Kreenayerage 4 cWt' at ll02ic;
D. Waixe soid for & d. waiKel. 100 illinois cattle.
average LOO n, at lie and y head IS Illinois do
,ysrs c lie S At lie IS Illinois Do average $50 n
Y
3ebust4r sod. for n Norris IL Cherokee. average
% The sbippefs at weehawken we're IT, westhemer.
95 csrs s. Ulerv ~ cars W. v Woods. cars O. T.
REYNOLDS. cars o. d. Gray. cars J. F. Uts. +. Nj.
keenan,, b. ". Green, and NJ. webster, car each.
c6erokes ana native cornfed in Illinois. ging
81 cwt. at iIGll4c 20 Texans averaging % cwL, at
'' 9i II Cary soId for keenan, IT Ohio cattle averag
ng ~ cwt AZ liic Is ono do. averaging 7. owt a.
IA III for f. Us. and 10 ONO do averaging % cwt'
hIICH COWs-Tbe demand aud supply s light, with
slow saies Of ordinary TO good COWS al t4O@N5. ,
VEAL CALVES-The reOapts are 1903 against t,fl2
last week Markets qmet and du good live veals sell
veas weak az al3c. for good, and aSo for common
Hume Elliott sold, az Fortyeighthst 90 san caves
l250l90 u at 89c and during the week LIS calves 70
SHEEP AND LAMBs-T2e arrivals to-day were is cars
Al FOrtyeigbthst. u cars at Communpaw aud cars AZ
F0eth-st, 17l2 sheep against % ears or $50 ast
Monday and making for the week 31lIS against ls9Ss
ast week. and 2i.l72 corresponding week iast year
Total four weeks 10 June 9s 81 against 80 June
ts1l and g1sg8 June, 1871. The markets are du,
s4'es slow with prices 40ic. on from last Monday
spring lambs are in free receipt and selling At 9lsc'
less than last week
j. n Pidcock sold az Communpaw 25s Ohio sheep pa
20 % = fr; % Jersey lambs averaging 90 b at itc
aud during the week 627 sheep and lambs 20 average
a "a Der head selling the sheep az 5dIc. and lambs at
Kase Hauver & Co. sold 205 Ohio sheep. 81 n at SIC.
i4 Jersey lambs averaging 90 p. az llc 8 do ayerag
ing 60 u al usC, 90 dO averaging % d. AZ I1ci anu
ting the week 557 Jerseyllaub 40 lOi Hl2tcto av
erage S rs Dor bead ana sheep al 4 9Glc TO average
a. per mead. -
Hume Elliott sold nj Forty-eighthst c02 OHIO sheep,
0iO5 B at 5ta6c; 30 do. averaging yS 10, At . 80 per
n; 4I6 spring lambs 5OG65 n, At lO9c, ana durl
the week. 1924 sheep aud lambs, 10 average ~ 10 per
head
j. girby sold 500 Ohio sheep s2895 ,. At 5i4'tci 81
Canada ewes averaging ll8 B at IS 30 per 100 D. ~
spring lambs, averaging so u, At o..
| dOGs-fhe arrivals to-day were 53 carr az LOnnu-
upaW and 80 cars At FOreth-st. g45 hogs against
70 cars OF 5Oss last Monday and total FOR week 33ll9
agtusl As,5J3 the previous week nduns for tue nOuh
Of June oe6i aans 4s or june, 1872 sud l0it2