New-York tribune., 1873-01-21

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| PRICES CATTLE To-DAf. -
PRIME 70 Extra BoloeEs
iust oa.h'y.
Tssi ordinary thin s,esr oIsn ana cow...... eoi
The general ,vef,et bs market dj ,aSaied at ei
Of phcs from 9lt
IN. Ofthe sales ar. non GlA
15T3; Kentucky s2s; New-York 62i Texas. 7ss Mis-
souri, 356 Virginia. So Indiana, 1877; Michigan, ss'
BFEVEs-Besides the 9SO live cattle the past week
4Sc2 than the previous weekwe have had 200 sent
ears facilities for bringing stock forward stll con
nues on this point, as well as on some others me
The receipts both last week ana hs le.s.
@, So that ssy w,s .Ss & Sf, ,Ss, Sss % y ~ S
to ship in freely The surpy here as. wesh was @ r @
,n.e therefore actye and Dhces s shfn'
advanced rate. The pp Of e sSe @ T.ss .a s D he So
unssb has steadily sceumu.ing the until We noticed
.'ss' . oi i'' .sss l' sTs '''' really I 40
, 'As s.i A'- With s'n mud " .pd :S.S S much = 20
S .,. rs1 However be: to :..ss. Be W. Ss', S SS nay .
trade strongly advise them TO 60 SLOW and pa
this market are very limited win anti PACKING season
HsnS fi1f1I tss sd and ad' as steers sssus over S b. T
u MANY drOys have been in the pens all e week S9a az en
1ases tn.y % mais are restricted strictly M cattle ecod
ps q: S S. s S sr 'ii H. & f%Is 1 s s 'i
on q u such few lots Of ~A'ared cattle 'a' may be 'e'd
After the high prices and arm tone OF markets last
Monday stock came in somewhat freely and prices ran
when decent steers were sold at I5c aud very few
Of any kind above lSc Even then there several
trans which failed arrive that day and Saturday.
owing 10 storms and other breaks IN the roads bridge
Stock came pouring in on sunday until we had for yes
terday and to-day no fewer Than 400 carloads ar Ono
making 5,56l against 2s9s one week ago today Putting
them low prices most OF the Groves Were disposed M PS
much better than portion OF the natives AT least the
soPS sDS az @ r. dy steers we1e turned on off at
HE Tho supply for the week Is the largest since the
latter part OF November And still we do not take 1t a.
overstocked. though tits likely there will be surplus
on the way The great rise last Monday enough
bring them forward greatly TO the disadvantage OF many
| Inc following parties had cattle at Communipaw,
to-day, viz. D. Norris 80 cars Kahon Furst u cars
eaeh cars 1 r. ama 5e rains ~ were 9t in. and
the stock all sold In time for reports. OF the
Morris cattle, fair to good Texans sold oy
Dudley sCant cwt at lOc Sc b. to le o. nSne iGt
81 cwt at l2c 81 % per cwt cars by Meyers; e4eI
cwt. Samues sold is of u cwt. at u3Gl3tc' having
Copey & Mcpherson sold their lac Illinois steers 81
cwt, at llaistc.; 30 Illinois, for W. W. McIhany, 81
ewt at 1ltc and 1876 for j. Holiness 1Ol Illinois, scant
cw at d lSS nt%ck caI bSs SI S o0O pOSF % live
&c Kahn for Kahn & Furst us Kentucky cattle. 797t
cwt at ibc; % do. 7icwt 1laI2c., and car for j.
Brown u cwt. Kentucky steers, at lli 81 per cwt
NJ Goldsmith. for II. Klopfer 81 Indiana steers, 81
cwt. lic, 81 per cw, and Ill Missouri cattle Tor
r. Kemans. cwt., at IL 1tdl3c.
s. Moses sold cars Ohio ca cwt, az l2c 81 per
cwt; car, I1eO at 2c., 81 per cwt; lot Of 1900 n
oxen at l2ac and car & poor aEy cows anu neers
s. W. Sherman sold q car good i,lOo Texans, at llc
The onehundredth-st yards were well stocked. waxel
& Co. having IS cars; Coon Thompson Co., 81 cara N
Morris, Is cars n Reed cars Culver Go. ana Baker
son, b. westheimer, r. McCafrey, W. V; Wood ana H.
Livingston each cars 5. W. Clark and A. WOolerton,
each, with several smaller lots and IA cars local
stock. ,
SO D cwt and 7s3 Illinois, 7iQ7 cwt., at dl2ae, with
6s do cwt at ll2c 81 cwt and 81 per head addi-
W. Thompson sold OF Illinois As of cwt at l2ta
13tc. and 50 OF cwt at il9lltc OF missouri cattle
IIIc and u cwt at I2ic of Ohio, los prime 81
schdster for N Morris 24 Illinois steers, eaGs cwt,
NJ Laaerbeck sold SO Illinois steers for n Morris, 81
Culver Co. sold cars Illinois steers, for Themselves
6cwt, at l0al2c and car little 81 ewt OHIO cattle at
lOc, with 81 Illinois steers for Baker Co.. at lliGl2e
Merritt & Burchard. FOR N Reid 90 good u cwt ILL.,
nos cattle at 2914c. with "a Kentucky steers, for H.
5 W Clark sold cars state bulls, 1913 10, at sic.
H. Livingston had "A little 81 cwt ONO cattle sold
at 9Ic, with Kentucky steers, n cwt, at l2tc.
1Oc. 55 d p cwt cars for Johnson Co.. LIPS n. at
same price, and ears, 1,l00 ID, also at Zoe.
T. c. Eastman, for Baker Co.. 5S Illinois steers. II
T. ellis, for Green Co.. 80 Illinois steers, los H. al
McCafey run out 70 Illinois steers l,i25 10, at ls
C. j. Pagan, for W. V. Wood, 80 Illinois steers, cwt,
s. B. Richardson run out 81 Ohio steers of cwt at IA
al3c.
b. Westheimer sold his IS Illinois steers of "a cwt at
l2tc. ,..,.. o., -. ..,,,,,o,,
The principal Weehawken shippers were II. \. More
house. cars; Gillespie Co. and Gon Ulery each
cars; p McCafrey and L. Potter cars each.
c. j. Pagan sold cars good 81 cwt Texans at lie for
H. A. Morehouse sold his 70 Texans 81 cwt, at 9lc Sc
per cw and 81 per head added also u Illinois steers
]. Church sold ears state dry cows at 6asc; l6 do
II cwt &c.; with SO Illinois steers 81 cwt at ll4Gll
II. Mestheimer sold II Ohio steers OF q cwt, for h.
Potter at 11ic., cwt, and cars for Craboe Bros
P. McCafrey IS Illinois steers, 8, cwt at i2ic,
and 10 bulls, I,571 70, at 51c.
Mich COWs-There has been good demand for
prime and at high prices. Single mixers reached
$40 each but they large and tine Hefers and poor
OF small size slowly some OF them at $5d $50
VEAL CALvES-Just there is good demand for
all the calves Offering aud dressed are rather higher or
the top price Grass and calves vary from
The live sell at loc In lots though the very nnest
sHEEP|The total Of 5000 ia 400 more than were re-
ceived the previous week but there is nothing OF In
that goes below 6hc, though mean eulls Of less
than 70 run down TO Sic Fat sheep are worth 7a7te
with choice at sdsAc., few reaching SIC There were
6SOs to-day-yiz: 2s cars at Fortyeghth-st at Com
sales at Forty-eghth.s ST., by Hume Elliott, OF State
stock l72 head 81 b az s io7 OF 50 % 5c lss Of % D.
n at ssssac is4 Michigan 9s H. at &c. rs Ohio rs D
6ic SIS Of 73aS9 n, all 6.c So ID, 6.c of 81
B Tfd7ic 1853 OF l06 TO- at stc $50 OF 81 b 6i. and
u6 Canada I22 u, at 5c. Total for the week, 5794
s6 rs average 4.
j. Kirby sold 1875 Michigan sheep. 80 10, at 6.c. 1855
State 81 n Tie I50 Canada III 10, 7ac. and 40 do, l3o
u, at sfe Total, $500, at 81 % average.
Lerc6 Barnes Forteth-sI 2i4 Ohio sheep ~ n at
81 ig MICHIGAN 81 n at itc; lS7 Canada 0lS n, at
&c., and l25 do. ,Il39 b, at 6Ic.
Judd Buckingham sold 1877 Ohio, 70 D. at 6tc and iss
State, "a ID, at tic.
J. N Pdoock, st Communpaw, 2s2 Ohio sheep 20 %, at
TO- and 196 long wool, la %. at 81. Total 3, at 81
stc or % "a average.
HOGs-Tots A22, against 81 .44o last week. Arrivals
Western dressed, 6l66 during the week, which Is fall
ing on IN IF ifsef AT