New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
oroTArIoys OF prLvEs TODAY.

Az WY rec IA ast year 1886 I5S 1921 2s6s S29O6
QUOTATIONS OF DEEyEs TODAY.
Extra Native Cattle a
Choice. lo'2~ld
Good TO Prime. S2@IV4
Common Observation-Disclosures. 80
Rongll oxen and stags - ............ a ia
Dry Re.fcis and Yearlings. live weight "a 2ia
Leans ana '---'---'-''.---''''''' 24@ az
BullsIlve WEIGHT 24@ o.!
HytrsTne rsngs NJ nr,ceS dali
IRE most OF sales from ............." sqGlO
& % & snS ssr and al sSa TsIS 1 ~
hesi against 80 heal last Monday The arrivals Inc past
023 mead more than last week, ami 4ol4 head
tho spending week Last The large
ceves OF Live stock during TIE week Morris Siegel
Stern Z Meizger ~ head D. WSlxel Ga lead NJ cold
smith. 60' head W Auelton, 400 head samuels q
Thompson & Gsary Sal head; Joseph, sos Mann SO
Exports for me week follows 7 G Eastman. $50
Hogs 'e Van Tarp sous iS 1--we cste H Ralph
Live Cattle aud - Live sheep: Tones " Le9gh live
1903 carcassc u Murton sherman Ghlett IS,
Hogs D. roGey & CO. $50 quarters Of Beef 4. T. outer.
Cate 5G4 quarters Of Beef Gs Ave sheep 1853 careassc
Mutton 100 Live Hogs aud $50 Dressed Hogs against 53G
and 25o Dressed Hogs iast Week
tive ana irm ana selling rates were advanced IRON &c 10 &c
per from ie Inns hgqTes Of the previous Monday ior all
good graie Of Dutches Cattle such sold
There have been lots steers received
man Godays ocnss We're Very heavy Tor the r market
In THANKSGIVING week, ami the sua ion favorable
to the buyer than to the seller Good cattle were scarce and
had ready sale AT full former rates. but sellers were forced
% ,re WIS eieeS The cold westhsy of TO-DAY "a
ERely 10 b@s arse quantities Of Poultry by express from
nsrS Im re Wes by iTe%t NAV make 9ch bonntfn
supply lessen the demand ior Beef materially
slaughteIers today. TIE transactions include 8 car
loads Of ihp Teas at 6e ana lads OF an do at nc
Poor Virginia Dry Cows and ocubby oxen sold at Ia
i've steers 7iic dress % h. to lie. 10 dress
81 There lois offering that could DO eassed as
from ,odays receipts M Eastman reserved 5s7 head
porGaton in dressed quarters No shipments to-day but TO-
and 45c cafcassSs tuition Joseph Eastman
si s9os 1eSy 50 b. do 5o If At &c %
10 DO lisa IT, at 9i2c, less 81 each II DO fe0 d. at &c
and 81 each l24 ID, at Ice less SO the Loo 10 DO
" sicge lor Morris segel so Illinois steers loo ~
at 80: % D 2too 9d6 10 al S. ana of ech 81 49, 3S2
H. c 80 10 los5 D. At sc less 81 each - Do lo69 ~
~ do III d. sac Is Do ll95 b at So less 8 each
al 9iec; % 90 1865 d at 9aac,
ls H. at7l 80 ID. - do. 1l22 Ii. at Sc So b. less ooc
s 0Donnell for s. W Anerton Illinois ll02 H.
at sac So hi 81 do 233 TO- at 94c less each; for Bed
M i b at S,c 1 5S DOO -Oi' 3D. at ~ Oh ID oA'H
" q d lSr Il N at 90 I do s52fs at b. at
samies Schanberg for 3 IOwenstein Il ONO steers,
SOC each 20 do LIS b. &C. less 81 each; i23j Is,
On for ISslgp O u Ipo' sis
ONO steers lI5a D. at s' 81 for r. Mayne7 a. ohis
~ at So 81 b. Putnam Blue; IA OHIO steers l,1sO 10.
s. as At O. DO fi3 ss5 'H
1900 Zoe 81 III for Maddox 70 Ohio steers z2$ r.
@ s at io o. TO- S 1t c Sc IS 81 81 e5s9 a9
10 raSss IS7o Z, y OHIO Steers: i2si Ss
20 az sO do i 2 t. az 6c " a" w. ''''
weshemeI tor Ul%an Lehman ono Steers l1S3
69 10 DO 1879 d. at iO4c for Thompson & Geay ~
81 ! s 80 a. Sf t. e ni. S
99S s sHS sad 70 a Gn g p - Sc &c
Il, at 9a.c 10 Dry Cows 1s5 r. at e, 3 p oxen.
81 3 e. e culver al for 5 W Aeron Illinois Steers llsi Bat
% DO 256 p at se 20 a. .S es2So eaGh "a CO. 60
i26l s. at &C. 81 each ~ 90 LEO n At 9se % go
1925 i. at q.e iqr 4 sandhelmer Virginia .eeIsl e5
iT H. Meyer EYE; for se u colsrado CS H. ats 80 SO
l.l62 n, at sac and 81 each 81 DO l93 b. at 9c 10 90
b. less S. the lot l6 do l1s9 H. at 9e; II do.
l.322 a. az gise ana 81 each n.,oo, ia hmm
at t. H So q ;Cse % for Fqt
n 40 Si2 . a. 9ec 1s for ,J T. ae 9; ,s 81
e5t BOO % n & o q. G p Bray S4 Kenac
146 D. Sic 56 d 10 do, 1888 ID, at 9c 10 do l46O
Newton 4 Holmes for a. b Beach 10 Kentucky Steers;
ono steers lC47 d. az &c 50 ~ less - on the lot do:
5oSen 6SO D. az 52c 10 DrS cows l,022 b. at 7Aoi
sales 81 6Otist-D Wixel FOR SELF 50 Illinois Steers IA
D. &C. tS S les goo SfSn 1t 10 40 81 at Gs and 4
each 40 1906 d. at sac and al each Is 40 1886 D. at
r. c. Coon For self-s4 steers l2O ~ at 9c &c
70 gGB i1 At III e less ) each 3d. II6 b. al ic
For self Kentaczy steers i22S ~ a. SIC 90
eac6 b? Is d. 4Sa b. Ioc "a DO 1914 N, at So per
iV e. Kahn For Kahn co.'s Kentucky steers LAS b. at
csc 80 IS do LIB D az NC 10 40 l,@i5 10 al Jc 10 do
324 h. at 10 10 do l22i ID, at lOc' less II each Bull
lV&Sge q Resenstein For Meyer Regensei3 Illinois
steers I,2i7 b. at Gao 90 II DO 2Go r. at re y DO
lSo o. At lee ~ 90 %, ~ s. SO DO III
IL DO $40 o. al So 10; do 1873 d. at So 20 mn, oo
Hallenbeck Davis on commission 81 state Buls 300
Mil COW S-No fresh receipts OF any consequence
head last week. There very fe" Cows arriving and
light reported at fun previous prices or Gm go to
C,ws could be sold IN small way a fOgsS63 p,f head ere
CALVES Receipts were $50 he@dL124 a. oVh,si and go
and he market and prices fraction lower. No
have been sold strong Gfassys are quoted al 81 80
10 10 Fed Calves Al - 2J0s3 80 Poor 90 Far cal: 81
udd n BucKinE sold 40 Grassers 2S7 H. at
81 30 Pea Calves. $50 10. at c Veal 49, H. al &c;
70 eer 4 CO. sod 10 Grasser. 1913 H. at 81 90 per 100 d.
naleDOcck DAVIS sold 40 Grassers ~ d. az s3 0d4
a. 49, 49, 80 d. l40 h. al ~ Red Ives 2JS L, at 2asc
cal 20 ~ Dewey sold. 10 Grassers. 2s6 n. at 81 OJ
Ft1 1--we 3i d. Nca 247 d. al DC do l4V %,
al ge 60 co. sod o. fsssers 2ls L. 81 % % do POI
d. AZ r. ame sold "A Grassers 22s ~ at &c 40 do few
stisi; AND La Bs-Rece,pts we're 67 cars OF LES
cars GOthst ana II ears Al Jersey Cly Prime
we're N far demani about steady prices Choice
aos also inquiry DgI a. e eassn9I from
prssOs sew and ac lover Friday or Saturday