New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-21
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

The general average estimad A. l094a
Extreme range Of prices IRON .''''''''''''''''' t09d&
TteMoHo Of the sales are nom " d ~ ~, v.ro
1913 Jersey CITY, 90 ears at One ana
"a cars at Weehawken, total OF l91 ears or 499 heau
9s f1r inc CORRESPONDING week last wear. The fresh
offerings included 80 cars OF Texas ana cherokee cattle
a large number OF common aud medium native Steers
and comparatively few prime ana extra steers, Inc
weather was UniavOTabe 10 Out-OdoOrs traffic. ana thc
market brisk so firm In consequence; nut me
demand was better lhan on any previous Ia,hes ut9
since Monday last week, and prices were iulH &c
h higher could be reported last Friday aud ranged
about tle same as Monday last, when the quality
was better poorest 10 best Texas and Cherokee cate
going AT 0lOlc ii, 10 dress $3.50 10 and common 10
nrime naive steers At 10G12tc To- TO dress 5C0j5 b.
with OF the tops 10 shop butchers az l2tGl5, 10
dress ago. with 9liJ head offered the best
steers were sold at 139lic. h. aud tho average was
TSe war between the two transportation lines which
carry tho bulk OF the live stock from Chicago aud 81.
Louis TO E MAT the PpeSs pc
from Chicago now could not he definitely learned as
the bs do not change from the lat puDlshel
rates OF 40 per 100 n, or SO per CARLOAD Oh zV
n; but it is currently reported anu goncT'g
that 10th the New-Iork central ana
and the PENNSYLVANIA Central tine present special rae
TO large shippers is no more nan ~ Gens P hi 10
$40 per carload OF 2aO0 ID AS hIs nkuie ~ peiom
Cost 10 the cannot last, and Is prouaby IN
tended TO force a compromise, ana c0mDnatlOn Win
higher rates Than $50 per save certain interests
from impending bankruptcy. Common stbse ana com
mon honesty plead for equal rates al tnat give
fair profit the roads. and that can he permanently
maintained. . a. ,,,,,b ., ,roro o. COR. for
prnwn GIs x Co. Is cars for Srigc & Moses, - cars
for T. C. Eastman, cars for Merritt Burcard, cars
for W. v.
Williams cars for Woods Morehouse, ears for H.
Valentine for ii. Livingston aud car or D. Ryan
IL Vale ntlne sold on his own account II Illinois Steers
2. cwt average at 0l2tc. y H. with few tops at lJc
T. +. Eastman for self aud l. Wheeier I,s texans, %
steers "a cwt at III 0l2sc.. and FOR j. b. Hunter AS
Missouri steers. 70 cwt, al ia @l2tc. ., o. r,,o,
iced Il Wheeler, on their own account 81 ILLINOIS,
steers, "a cwt., at III 0l2,c, with few AT l5c
ellis Co. sold oi Cnerokee cattle, strong o cwt .!
0121c, and 40 extra do 8. cwt at lS; also had c"s
o Merritt Burchard on their own account, % common
native steers scdnt cwt at lOic TO dress SO nj 81 DO
cwt at 1Oac to dress 81 b. ana IS mixed natives ana
Cherokee cattle G cwt., at I0a,., 10 dress 90 ID w
Charles j. Pagan, for w. V. Woods, 12I common Hi
nos steers Ct ew at 10. goG G NJ 70 Wo TsSs %
OaVmi a. Wiiiiams on their account, 70 Illinois
steers scant cwt, at 62lc 10, and Is coarse oxen'
~ Jersey CIV Morris Waxels & Co. had 1l3 cars; Al
lertoD CO. 40 cars Fuller Co.. l5 J. X McPher-
son II cars: III. Meyers, cars; j. Gregory, 3 cars;
UIery & Co.. cars Kahn & FurSt'2 cars ana b. W.
W. aiet sold on his account Is Ohio steers,
naS Kahn Tor self and Furs 30 fat stllfed bulls,
1900 average at 6bq5 d. I'VE %eiS ved Illinois
steers Gi an cwt at lOs9lllc. ID; and IA do SGSi
Uefy Carey sold their own account 80 OHIO steers
- awf at llLdl2ic. 2 ID and for AilertOn * 60. 70
mixed illinois cattle, common to prime GiaSa c"' ~
Maize Fuller Co. sold on their account us Mis-
sonr steers CT cwt at lie ID, 70 dress 90 d. ana 81
head 70 co. T4s eT and for j. Gregory 6 ieSans 81
dV St AZ as 10 dress IS u. and SIS on the lot
Culver sold. for Aerton Co.. 257 mixed natives
and Cherokee cattle ca cwt average at
mainly Ar lO,c y n and 81 head ana l6l lar ILLINOIS
steers "a cwt lltGl2ic ID TO dress o. anu %
Te a. Mcpherson Sold for Alerton Co.. % Illinois
steers good quality sGa9t Sw 10 dress 81 n ana & n
and on their own account, ia Illinois seefs' iar "
crScs eTt ay SF Serr Waz Co.. c5
Illinois steers Ct cw at iOaiIc d. to dress % stlSrs
George TofIey, for Morris Co., 1856 Illinois ste9rS
Inf 10 dress &c ana ~ no., hcanl
scbuser for Morris Co., IS Illinois steers. cwt,
AZ Coon 1V Thompson sold for Morris, WaiIels& Co. 90
haos steers strong = e% @ ew At ii To- dress 81
b. and soc. Y head II do, y e"t az i1c. ~ % 49,
"a cWt at lie q Is. aud zoe. . head i6 do "a ewt at
li0I2c. and % do ST cwt, at III Gl2tf, ,oor son,
f. sainues, for Morris Co.. " Hlnols steers scam 70
81 ew AT scant lie. " ID 90 do. Gi cwt at l0i ole; ~
do scant ca cwt at lei &C do Ct cwt, at 10 nae; 81
do scant cw NE, and 50 Missouri steers sc"nt %
NJ Lauterbacn, Tor Morris Co.. "a? Illinois steers
3, 10 s cwt at lOi ai2Ic 10 dress So 10 % So ID.
M Goldsmith Tor Morris Co., I67 Illinois steers, 6i TO
n cv al III Gl2!c; few OF the tops at l2to dress
IS 10. aud 81 per head, and ID DO, cW' al e' " ues'
ID. waixes, FOR Norris waIels Co, 1863 ordinary 70
good Illinois steers, 6ia7t cwt al hi@hic' d. WIN
At weehawkcn b. 4 II. westneimer sold 1913 Texans,
took 50 do st cwt 10 Jersey CITY, which were sod a'
Mich COWs-Receipts TODAY were 10 head. and tho
total for the week only 49, against 10 Tor last week anu
lt6 for the same week last year Tue demand was sn
and there were no sales tins morning Dealers were
holding common 10 choice 1885, and look for iair
| trade during the coming week. -,
CALYE5-Fresh receipts to-day were l6 head, ana the
total for the s44, against 1000 last week aud
3,27 for the spending week last year. as before
mentioned in these reports the supply exceeds the dc
mand aud prices rule extremely low. Tue onrflDg'
to-day were generally ordinary 70 far state mlkleu
selling slowly at7a7tc 10, including 27j yeals, ayeIas
Ing l2s 10 at ic Is do l2i n, at 7tc and p do III ID
at To-, all by Hume Elliott; Very poor TO common
veas quoted at Sadie and prime aud extra at
Sales by ume Elliott FOR tho week were 6SJ head 10
| average " ca y head.
sUEEP-To-days frssh onsripn we're II cars 81