New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

Wheeler for c. Eastman. 100 prime Illinois steers
q owt, az uiSl2ic d. with few OF the best a' i1s
Merritt & Burchard, for J. b. Hunter. 20 Texans 81
cwt at Oh. p b 20 dress 55 b and l3 Missouri Cattle
Brown & Giis on their own account 1856 Illinois. 70
u cwt at le2ic u, to dress 81 d and So ID TO t9s ,s
gross ewt io do. strong % cwt. at hASlSc anu "
W. sIegel or sell and Noses 1cs Illinois steers ewt
al U4c. TO dress 81 i6 do cwt., at l2c. 81 uo y
cw at litc is do, cwt. at lie and Il per heau'
ana e5 DO, % cw', ~ iiAe ,u. ,vsraye.
sold by self and Westheimer at ilqlto d. ana ~ ~
H. WeaeScs rrS%S S er n fCa 3oy a. O 3 illinois
steers Y swt at n5aI2te p ~ ,,,,,,,. ,,, n car.
and NJ. B. Doty had cars all sold by II. Westnemer
H. Williams, including s5 Cherokee Cattle, strong q
steers ca cw at ilc dress sc n; 40 "a cwt at
dlltc. 10 dress 81 b Is do q cwt al l2tc to dress
81 D. and 4s Missouri cattle 73 cwH, at He
n, aud 81 v head.
Fresh offerings at Jersey City were lOl cars for
Norris Waixels & Co.. 80 cars for John T. MPhersOn, 10
cars for John T. Alexander 10 cars for Kahn fdrst'
and cars for Ulery * Co. 90
Coney & Mcpherson sold for John r. Mcpherson 90
Texans 81 cwt at lOic. h. to dress 50 ID aud 25O ll
nois steers u cwt average at lOl0l2tc To- to dress
d. g. Culver for John T. Alexander 100 Illinois steers,
7iewt, at ia el25r b. to dress 81 10 50 t5 .,.o..
u ewt at III i9I2e d. or an average or strong Hso"
Chas Kahn sold for self and Furs As .till-fed Ohio
bulls, l4o0 H. live weight average, at 5tc d. gross
and ~ native stbers. cwt. average at III al2.c d.
to dress 81 n and SIS n To the gross cwt.
d. waxel for Norris waixels Co.. 162 Illinois steers,
II
nsc.
cwt average at llic B TO dress 81 u, and ~ Illinois
steers. q cwt.. at llic y n. ,,.-,-....u-
osa7s cw at from lie u. to dress 81 ID, to l2ic d.
W. f. Dudley for Morris Co.. 90 Cherokee cattle, Ct
cwt al he b. TO dress 81 n g. Illinois steers %
cw at llc = II. TO dress 81 ID, and 81 head "a do
B to dress 81 n 81 Indiana do 81 cwt at lie. dress
80 n Is mixed cattle, 9! cwt at llc to dress % anu
10 Mss9I ToS oxen zen ry r% at a o. TInS TO dre' % S 1oa
l0sc to dress So % Texans q ewt NJ lOsc TO dress
Coon & Thompson sold. for Morris & Co.. $50 Illinois
steers Ct TO cwt. at 10. ic b TO dress 81 Di some
NJ Goldsmith for Morris & CO.. 30 Illinois g TO
7. Cwt AT l1 di2tc 10; 81 do g. Cwt., a I.r anu ~
s schuster, FOR Morris. waixes & Co.. 100 Illinois
steers. q to .. cwt.' at II. GIsc' ID. 49,. .,,,
having disposed OF 50 carloads In Philadelphia at Satls
Mich COWs-Receipts for the week were IS head.
against 81 FOR the preceding week. the market was very
quiet at about former quotations 7. HcCabc sold Il
common to good cows at $40 0s50 each cali included
CALNES-ReCeipt5 to-day AT Foriycighth we're l33
head. and the arrivals for the week aggregate $685.
against 3s5 last week ana 323 Tor the corresponding
week last with the disappearance OF bob irOn
the market and restored confidence IN the general whole
some character OF the veal offered the demand has
steadily increased and the market has been improving
daily throughout the week. To-day just fair To good
state veals were selling readily at oG9' b and bG9tc
may he fairly reported the extreme range. Hume
EiiOH sold so State veas, 123t average, at gc. ' %
ng1n n pg s c wost 10, ~ m Tes v 70 Tq R head
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts yesterday ana to-day
FOrtieth-st total Of Is or 29l9 mead,
making l7i7 for the week against 1888 last week ana
1928 for the corresponding week last year The narkt
has been weakening daily for more than week past,
and dealers have vaiDy struggled to cheek the down
to-day there were about doz ear loads IN the sale
pens rrom previous arrivals some Of which reached me
sheaIed. which were selling very slowly at 4 ac
b. A few unshorn We're s0ld az i4a5c. y ID, 4hd
uTlp @urlu lam las n ID.
Hume d Elliott sold "a state sheep unshOrnl. 73 u
average al 7sr y 10: 81 10 D6 H. AZ &c., 2gl clipped OhiO
dO 50 n, Gsc sJ5 do. 81 n, q - J12 do, 81 II. At
6.c aud l29 do 81 ID, at 6sc And during the week.
APO sheep, to average SC 10 head and 5O5 lambs, TO
James Kirby sold i32 clipped Ohio sheep. s5i aver
6:c b BOZ do, 80 b at 6.c ana 81 DO, s2 D, ~
average 60 81 2 head
J. " Pidcock sold 49, clipped culls. 70 average. at
49, per 81 clipped Ohio sneep, 100 H. al sic 200 good
do 96i %, at 7c 81 Kentucky dmbs 5ls u, A H. anu
r S Kase SOLD during the week IO6 sheep to average
s. per head, and j3 lambs 10 average ~ - per head
The lambs at average OF ic TO l5e 10 and The sheep
judd a Buckingham sold during the week 1905 sheep,
SWINE-ArrIvas yesterday and today 40 ears at
Fortethst ana A. cars az Jersey CITY total OF 96 cars
or l2s22 noss making 352 Tor the week against tSHl
last week. and 3652l for the responding week
SsHnS eosasd SS% d TO
hogs IN demand. ani steady IT u nT!c. = ID
The hog market at Chicago has been lnIurlonsly AZ
eced by the inferior quality of the supplrs Ihe Lttc
Stcf Reporter Of May Is hInts probable OF
the decline in quality in the following paragraph:
The supply Of hogs this market during the past week has agan
90 the demand
Undoubtedly NHe-n r ders compelled for want
During large numbers OF tln hogs
seigb 30 so d. have los - 3Ja-i Du aEl
good Nesiok bacon bOg BaYe also
smaller de4nl prices paid have been luH2D below
Choc. hogs stab of English or Oanaan
moderately we'll However being st hnt
CHciGo ls.-CArTLE-Reeeps 1000 market rather quet
nr . steady. Very Steers a. .Jstb,
stncker. - 7jG -. shipments. 2.-UO.
1900 market ay active 1ai s'ead a. ~
- Common - 3uaTj 40 for heigm; - 4Jdrb
for Good 10 Strictly Prime; shipments, 9.OND,
>gpzp du receipts 800 oi Poor Choice
ooed Al - 5OQ<1 % 7Born r3DpJ 3D.
The STATE OF TRADE.