New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-02
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS

aa1 s AZ i' Drove Us; $555 10 $50
! ' i s ;4; s55 5i al;
go e.: ss g g s s5f i:$5 3s:;i
PuCLs or CATTLE TO-DAY ,o,s,,,
Prime ~ extra
ts eunt,. '''''''''''''''' 4aiT
iSa or orans1 aa stem oIaa gsi9I9
ftA1 eDsIs sverige o. the io-ia, e,t,o
sr'EeIne range Of pne-: RON
-l53 cars at Jersey Cuy la al One-nundredhst
and % at Weehawken-ind the total Tor me Week
is sO73 against $50 Last week anu Y'sOi Ior we
spending week last year We nave had more iexans
half Of which were stiifed but the native steers nave
been rat and gOOd, AMI tie average duaty was
fair. The demand has been fully equal 10 Lne supply
and he market has ruled unusually STEADY ana urn
throughout the week. and medium and iair native
steers were shade higher at che close t.d4y GoSd 70
prime lots OF native steers were SOFA Al ~ @I-!' -
dress To the cwt, some OF Be pes. going
49,. and poor 10 far natives ranged from lOt H.
dress So 10 81 D. some ~ the Texans we're very thh
and had to be sold AZ 93c ID, WINE SOOu CnerOAee
one wear ago a few top cattle sold At 137 1870.
n while OF the market was estimated at llo
into the hands few Scarcely score OF the cly
saOp5utchers kill any OF the heaves 'hcep oi Veas
which they SELL and the day is not TAR on when tue Nv
holding 10 the former practice OF buyins tlclT
cattle alive Will adopt the easier ana cheaper metuOd OF
IN wholesale market. The disappearance OF SHOP
butchers buyers from he cattle markets hd ~ mar
the character OF he trade. the best end
drove of cattle to shoDbuchrs al snen prices
the seller could bargain for and tne coar'er am less
attractive part OF the drOyes TO Wholesale sahghtercs
Then the OF she cattle was based upDn tue aver
sales both sl1pbUtcbcrs ana wholesale slaughter
ers Now, nearly all the cattle. good and BAD, must
be sold 10 wholesale skiugnteIers and the seller has
very little chance To add 10 the gross receipts Tor
exceptional sales at fancy prices 20 careless OF
nOiOnal appropriateness The result is that quotations
nearly represent the actual value OF the
stock than any former time. IL should De always re-
membered by The Western owner or droyer THAT our lat
H.. IL inns n az
cwt after shrnkage Of at least 80 10 the loo
Il OF live weight 50 that a steer, Meshiae L-o ID III
In review of tha Chicago market Tor TIE week end
ing May %, ne L'oe stock Reporter IrnaIAs y,
or reav casnr IN ,hs eisr.ceG Il Bs,,era
ths Of hs rspd ng great center o. ne I've stock ie o. Toe
southern 0ore Of b' STATE WE hivv a11 an
ordinary NOae De resaTd-d - excessive $500 a.,
At OAe-lundrcdtDst. g. Eastman mai ~ cars siegel
& Moses q cars Ills, % James Pa leu,
cars Geo. W. VAIL cars. There we're also cars
in TIE yards DrOugH over from Weenawken.
T. c. L 4stlDan sold ms own a-c1unt AS Illinois
steers. scant :! cwt average, t IL H. % dres y
Missouri cattle u Gst al u5 "a do. scInt Il VT, at
wnce q o 10 1 io 4 g sfaa III Illinois steers 7.
cwt. at II az. =, ana 25 do. 81 CIV Z, AT 1901
steers. :, cwi at i.e ii2 do cwi.. us g do O.
at la. n, and 81 Per mead ahi 81 ieroAee ct-
cwt average, al lie H. to dress % u 20 TIE gross
Brown ellis on their own account co Illinois steers.
Y cwt. az 10 T. 10 do, q cwt, at l2t' o. do,
cwt., az u 49,. and 81 do, "a cwt, AT ~ a..
George W. Val, his own account, 20 Ight Michigan
cattle, u cWf., at ~. ollie. y 10.
Merritt * Burcnard. for James Padeu, 100 Illinois
steers, "a cwt. average, AT 1T 0l2;;. Y n.
j. a. Williams, on hi- own account " ILLINOIS, steers,
z cwt. average, at IL 9l4Bt. y D.
ii. wesheimer. account, 40 Illinois steers,
At Weehawken, b. & H. westheiner had IA cars, and
Westheimer liidlns nad cars. -
b. II. WestAeimer SOLD 81 Casrokee cattle l'oSi 10
live weight average. at lOi'. u, TO dress 80 ID,
and 1i7 limos steers z cwt. at liz D. to dress
At Jersey CITY, Norris waixels & Co. had 81 cars;
Jonn X. Mcpherson, 10 cars; Alexander Co.. IA cars
-Idier a Co., 10 ears hahh a firs.. cars huHIeF
Co.. cars; >. w. Ailert0D, cars UIery Co., cars,
ana Martin FnlIer q Co., ear. ,ooo,,. 90 ,ood r,
LIMOS steers 81 cwt. average, al l2ic ID, manly 10
H. Meyers sold for Alex lnder Co 30 Illinois steers,
Z cwt. average al II! Ql2tc Y ID.
ID. G. Culver SOLD Tor Alexander d Co III Illinois
steers 7. cw at III sl2lc. u, anu for D. W. A.eron
IL do. cwt., at Il al2ic. 2 ID. 49,.
COney * McPneTsoa sold their own account 2J Iii
nos steers u cwt average, at .Sl3c d. to dress 81
and 50 h 10 tHe gross cwL -
Cnas kahm Tor self aud F1rst, 30 Olio stilers' g
cwt. average, at III Gl24c.
Martin, Fuller 20. sid for S1dfle- Ravens * Co..
ls4 Tex aus stilIeTs). 100 i've weight average, at
stroag u to dress 56 II 70 the gross e~t 81 Ms
souri, steers Hunter Co., u Owt at Ill. l4tc q 10,
70 dress 81 aud % u 10 mixed naseS am 4,loC
i've sIght average at lO:e q ID, 10 dress 20 % ana
a couple Of cars Of poor Texans for Saddier q Co.
8 schuster for Morris & Co.. 81 cwt.. at 1oi; p d.
and g6 Illinois steers, 6g973 cwL at an average at l2c
W THOMPSON for Morris & Co.. 13s illinois steers. g a
8. cw from H.. and 81 per head to l2ic p d.
NJ. LauterDach for Norris Co.. los Illinois steers c:
al cwt., at from uic. to l2c. = ID, aud u y mead
H. Goldsmth Tor MOTIFS * 20, 10 Coio' '"o srs, -
cwt.. ia al2c u, and % Illinois steers, 6!9i cWt,
al ltal2.t. - $50 -.
cwt at IsGl2c ID. and . cOrnfed do strong cwt,
IA a fraction under lie. 2 ID. -.
W. T. Dudley, Morris * Co. % Illinois steers, 81
cwt strong lic. u, 10 dress 81 u. and 40 do u
cwt., at :c.
cwt. at s3c Il, and 80 decent do, "a cSt at
MICH COws-Receipts since Saturday "a head.
the week last year. There q fair call
for fair TO good cows to-day and Garvin sold 10 at $50
a So each. calf included.
CALvEs-Toiays receipts were $50 head, nearly all
at Fortyeighhs and the total FOR the week IS 44O,
against 1902 week and 77s for the corresponding
last year. The market has ruled dull with down
ward tendency all the week. and for the sell
ing interest to-day than any preceding day STATE Vrs
ordinary gOOd. were selling very slowly at doc
and the outside quotation for strictly prime state and
Jersey Hume Il Elliott sold !7 State calves,
average, at 5.c. y ID lO5 do. liG D. Al &C. anu
during the week, l,532 head 10 average " IL head
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Fresh receipts were cars az
Fory-e ghth-st aud ears at Jersey City, total OF IA
cars, 1884 mead making Us for the week, against
1880 last week, aud lss7 FOR the same week last year
Tue for sheep las dragged heavily All the week,
load ana no profit 10 the .augerer- and the De mand
light to-day with further decline IN prices
For good sheIred sheep the buyer could but g d6
q u, aud kr lots had to be sold at q 96e. Nominal
quotations for 10 extra :. d6c. Y y. Lambs
slow al 4c. 2 u, Win good VIZ iuIa ADs % 70
average, sold AT lie.
Low ire gts appear 10 have hurt the Eastern opera
tors aud our butchers more than they nave benefited
tins Western feeders With the exception OF the TWO
weeks Of scarcity here when prices were exceptionally
high l1royers and tbs butchers have been losLg
money.
Hume Elliott sold 243 clipped Ohio sheep, IS. av-
erage 5c. n lIs do, 50 u, 6tc 61s do, 81 n, ~
6ie.; 442 no. II n. at SIC; 1853 do St D, al is! 100
100 Virginia lambs. IS ID. at lie u, with 80 on the
lot 26s do 5s D. at Ilc and Is do. 81 o. at lJe. And
during the week. $3.50 sheep, 10 average 81 bead
and I.-1l lambs. ~ average Is ~ u head.
Judd Buckingham sold III clipped ohio sheep. s0t
average at Sic Ana during the week. 2l3l sheep,
average " mead. and 215 lambs, to average y 70
y head.
g. - y head, a a of c. age. v n. and l.662
lambs So a. mead "a range Of I01lJc. v d
n Pidcock sold IGs clipped ONO sheep, 81 average,
6sc 2I7 do ~ ID, al 6sc' rs DO, sOs u, al 6ct