New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
QUOTATIONS OF DEEvEs TO-DAY.

Oxen nd
DRY Cows and Heifers live weight. 2sia ga
Exams and cheroSees 7a@ Sa
Bulls i've weight 2a0 So
Extreme Of prices. 7iaal2a
, bELvEsIecepts YESTERDAY and today were 1888
head against head last Monday The arrivals the past
ifs e last ss a Ere s q Ts
r. anTnf ts %eef we're a Mo S hsaS
~ Meyer a9 head samnes snaInbers 76i head; NJ
ssen:ie iSp 54S S head ?@l Mann PSI head
F7D9 Gas sr Ne gSS as t Eaft%n sSs
ed ys Cs,te !osGpn Eastman 5i Quarters Beef and
81 and 50 caTSassos Of Mntpoa b. roey co 6ss
9@are OF OF se making ct9 Of li6S IN Cattle 8Ssi
Mao and f5o DSeaeS Hogs fr T the sSe
SPT1,n ni week Last year.
ie Influence Of lighter receipts AZ the close FRIDAY the
lie McSy 6 %GS a& ea 7 9Ef both than s Sn
were only 81 Carload on sale at 6ohst Exclusive Of the -
carloads consigned dleci Wholesale slaageres
Closing ss"s The os p oea at S F hsScs
a @ a ard s as g yn aS tact ali 4o r
se Sn T9m precious prices was Ssneray Son
a large number from Ohio and Kenticky show no i'm,
c SSv SG %%0"g M99 and s SOrq 69
S e s@ ars the
S % @ dress ?g 81 to n S rss 81 an
pr neH several carloads Of very poor Native Steers at
g dress 80 20 D. fair rhine do Ct dress SEA
latter price for 10 head of Illinois Steers purchased by NJ
Exporters reserved purchased upward The
steamer hps which Vas EXPECTED to have sailed on Satnr
cattle for MessrT NJ II Get CO. part Of her
aud au'an S Nssa S quarters OIL OS''
vs5S5 e 4 H$Sf R 5
at & for Miner sGs'' @ w SR ser
ls S Il At fsaiSe e s,ssS. 4 # ct di TF
d + a, d !, + i a s.,
= % P &sy i"s Ono steers
e % Poor ONO Steers rs T. at S
Steers III D. al c 8 Is for J. NJ Bay S ohio S oaiS
siI 1860 THY b. oS H1;d DO ' Efss
~ haS i:5 'ss' %%a?1 Gas r.
less per fsa Do at b.S; do iiSo lbs at
Is Hsss eo "a q rs; at 3 9I9S a.
ri Post O.: Kyno old Ohio sS tors
5 s5 90 at cess Is fS for v GS d 5
':s :Ss & I. iSs & g g. s
1035 At Slse q h qr Toskns Pocr 10 ohio steers
s. at s and
sh%GsTS alsss Df %S rs Si% sser
fS S a head es 81 on s S s s j, g S
e o i9Ss So g + j, Ssn n"d Steer 2So & at
10, at HE less soc per head 23 do 1892 h. at c IA
3 aG s. o q at oc &C. % DO o s LAP At oc az 2
2$ h. at c and $40 On the lot l6 do 1872 n al l2lac
~ siegGl for Norris s5 8 sSssl 20 Teyans ss2
7'.c SOC per head. 90 do d. SCI 507 do CSC h. at
i sosr p at g. 80 X H y Limbs TF s GSaa
S9 Per S% S d. ~ o Co. C go
~ e. Sd r q & 'S5 O ie gS 5 f. 2s
and 81 per head do l$7s h. al lc and ii per head
GOaey Mcpherson for Keenan, & Hancock: 20 Texans.
t at at S $ 3? 3D. for Eps at Ra one 90 s'fer era
6s ado 1850 at nc; DO 1855 & at III II i h. for S a. a.
M c ID 81 Sh der S s b. at 90 io 10 Nc RI
9o S' ' Ohio 1g % at S at tor g %Ss Sc HG
81 a % ~ 4o5 TO- og is a 9P &c 9'as 5s 35 s
55 70 for SS NJ Eman 20 ohio steers l297 n at 50
At AL iO<S % 10 : DO 1910 r. At ioG2 DO Il55 b al
for selves ~ Hentqcky oxen and steers liz b. at %
rs ; less y per hesd DO 1900 D. at d do 1877 h.
J, r. sadler Klaus; ID Ohio steers Lip H. Mt
&C. Tor Pok son Isl kenGeS S Steers okfa S e
d. Ini j. Au 20 ONO steers 20 =, al zoe. % 20 less III
5Ae5d y; for Brown oaut: - snrucky steers ~ b.
p hos 'oi Do Es' 3d. i. G at
al &c So n Tor K p Lindsay Is Mis"oSI siasrs sS
40 Ohio sSer ISC 4 At oe IS le's head
s, sag nos XSs rs At d 2r Msys
29o p at ioSf iS Co. 2T H. at l9%e ana -
i6s,c; 100 do 292 d. at ios.c' ''' ~ w. iSOz ID at
d. Sf s IS iGT N DO AaGS at Il o SsnHey Steers 25
Tor sdra k@SSdy Ken itSfr siec at s
do 500 20 al IS do IL ri at dT at dd TO-
limos @s 81 per 5 at I 81 a" DO Goo 9g ~ se
/ % ,.'Tt
a, 5sc Pi y b. at at loe
H. az 5i5 o1e ana nd 3'S s head - DO s22 D. Nc md ii
l$9i No. al i2e 81 ~ ~ do l4o6 ID, at i2c ID 10 do
r Joseoh fofsct: Y Illinois Steers 1920 H. at 1oc So
r. C. Eastman reports: G3 Missouri steers IA cvt l0Le
% ID 100 do - ewt At lie 81 Illinois do ~ cwt al
Mich COWS keceips were 10 head, making 10 head
for ne week against lla head lat week There very
trade dIins the week at the range Of $50 10 $50
nj q At
Jersey CITY The hight receipts the market entirely
into the hands OF sellers and the carly
SIC Butternk Calves at Ordinary TO choice
Mr +. Hebens failure with liabilities amounting 10 about
$1,000 announced at the 6Othst yards tins nornine
salesman reishes the losing 300 to 900 in hat
manner Mt HeDen was wholesale cali butcher at
q s sii a, @ % DAYS soa Ggasse 40 H.
s. do. 255 d. 50 10 do 242 h. at Sac 80 ue q.
milk Calves ls1 u; at ic FED do 2es B q DC Ves
at Sc u 40 lSS ma at 70 TO- zoo T. at
at si2c 3 Yeals, 1850 ID % No. NO' 3D.
kirby Co sold; "a GrAsaes 22o D. at 3a,c Veal 100
bendck 10 po@s saG 9 GE a $50 3D. e. Is At ao =.
o. goo d. at - so Bnttermik Caves Dos ic Ii do
! 1871 nat 3 sc. -" ~ w. ''"' io' 3D. AZ oc' no.
Judd Buckingham sold; Grassers go H. at &C. , vcaIs.
HEEP AND Ia MBS-ReGeipts were "a OF 1907
FAR trade recorded at 6oh-st yards prices we're
rated 4c higher for both sheep and lambs the
moderate Jersey City gave healthier tone
to the market ana sales were easter at last weeks
less II be for choice Wethers and Prime Lambs
than at any tme during tho past weeks Poor 20 far
sheep sold at a@4 &c good prime re several
fair LIMBS at 4a5 good 81 &C. and few
extra state and Canada Lambs sold up to csc.
% $50 Kentucky do TO- r. at "a &C., e s s. 81 q @
4 n tu n, at