New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

cwt at s,c 70 dress IS u; and II natives cw at 100
Barney Kelley sold for Brsdburn IS OHIO steers q
cwt average, at lfc 10, TO dress 20 m ana VI VI ~
sac n. to- dress s. % 10 pooS native sseers cwt. st
&C., 70 dress 50 n fs ,no steers 81 c~t, at uc.F
Pitch Bray, Tor j. MoFIian, Cherokeo cstte. so
1.-Two weight average at 7tS1fr d. 20 dress - m ,os
IS do seant cwt 9so IS Colorado oat,e Ct caI, ~
80 ID, TO dress S5 n aud bad iS Oaos, 7to& cwt hot
Martin Fal,er & Co. soin for Meyers Co. % yrrenia
cattle strong ey at ic & 70 or ser ss,c 20 S Srsss %ss "a
d. with 50 cents head off; and for dlddier Co.. ID
Mich cowsNRceeipts Of The week we're but 49, end
there offerings to-day. r. aeCabe sold dnrine
$40 head. calf included. and reports fair inquiry al
CAIYE5-Reeepts for the week were 26s5 head,
2sls last week and s29 for the corresponding
last year Fresh arrivals to-day were 4G5 head in
cluding 4l6 Forty ighth-st The market mas beeh
generally steady throughout the week. and closes firm
70iOc. for poor TO prioo milkied veaiS anu 70"
H,me e. Elliott sold FED" calves. $50 10 average, at
7c y 10; 10 nikfed veals. l61 ID, at 9lc D do 100
at iOc do III B at stc IS grassers at - per heaI,
and during the week. 5Ss calves part mIkfed vea to
average $40 Al head -. ~,
James Kirby sold Is state veais iii average a' we
s. McGraw sold 10 grass calves atsn y head, and 50
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Fresh offerings were % cars at
Forty-eighth-st, Il at Jersey CITY and cars NJ
1900 for the week against 2ss5 week. and pa
for the corresponding week last year Iae demand was
cleared before noon. Sheep were shade easier than
on Friday and Saturday, but had quick sale at \ 6te.
rm aud shade higher. Tne best lots were sold at &c.
y H. aud the cOmmOnest at 6c.
j. NJ Pddcock sold 39l Kentucky sheep, e4 AVERAGE,
at 292 ao 81 a. D. 3,n at "a St3 3 l2 GS s 81 d. s ~ % dS
s4i b. at 5tc II kentucky lambs $50 ID, at 6tc ana 2o
do, 69s b. 6ie. And during the week S9l1 sAeep auu
lambs, % average S "a head: ,,. 20 ~ vo..
L. s. Kase & sold l3l Kentucky lambs, " ID aver
age at 6ic. 50 Kentucky sheep LOG H. at StG ana m
2l7 Ohio sheep 70 D. at 5c and during the week. li1
md larnha m ~
william Elliott Ell % sold q 20 SS8 stat & S1seP S So n aTIrsso al % %
u, at 6ic; and III d., IS u, a. 6i:. =.
7i p ID I9a do, 62t ID, at TIC; 12i8 Canada do, 60 10
isc; 26 OHIO sheep s b. at g.; "A do l22 d. at S4e
@ sntS ao dT Il b a. s ' and during tue week so
sheep and lambs. to average o % y head ..uo.o
at SIC b 10 do, si b. at 53c ana % SaIe iamOs "
James Kirby sold 2ol State lambs II s average at &c.
IL; 34 Canada do, 65 b. at 7io II do 50 ID, at Co. S9
state sheep ID, oac ~ do IA b, at 55e 80 do "a
O dS 81 D. at & nsi VaS nS d0 dSro 9a I Sss s wse osS
iS4l sheep aud lambs to average s5 y head;
at 6bc u ID; lS0 do 9J b at Co.; 81 State do 1851 d. at
&C., 2i State lambs, 69i d. at g.; l29 do II TO- at ana
SO DO, 50 b. at 7tc Aud during the week Sl sneep 30
average IL vs. nead and SJ1 lambs To average - W
p Lerch sold 200 Ohio sheep. sol average at Sac.
S y for the week aggregate aosss
against 77 last week. and 3559 for the corresponding
year. Arrivals yesterday and to-day were eS3
cars 10 09i3 hogs5i at FOrethst and S2 cars a
jersey Cty T. H. ket sold 1863 grasssfed Ono hogs
state dairyfed hogs 32 ID average, at 81 49, Dressed
hogs were firm AT s09tc. Tor grassers and ssS9sc
for corn fed.
CHICAGO Sept 2l-CArrLE-Receipt 5000 Market quiet
M beng jewish holiday aad the main buyers so:sa Shpgas Oat
81 GsJ 10 Shipments lt0l -,- ,
advance ssies Of CoalaOa 81 Receipts 1900
sSEsr quiet steady 50 1904 so for Good to Choice Re
eelpn. LOCO.