New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK March 4-BEEVEs-Mr. Eastman received
he he conssn D to Mr. Wxe and vii go Jcrse
city market The few left over ys erday were MOI
o6 S Prices q,p ses
ccdGo fsTs Tse' F g r1T
d dPo sSU in assns more for their Cattle
than they got Mona That Beeycs there sell ebGHe Their
European the home demand or any scarcity OF az
tie S o ws Gf SH2T rssssd dealers and
the hand and rival export RI on me oep M meat
than the circum stances warrant. ,,..
vE oR agG At S s4S gfE o S ay
hibted Western Dressed which alo had slow sale at
Gzonia sails to day with quarters OF Beef and 750
oarcasses OF Mutton for Joseph Eastman. ...
limited ana comprised about 3G head mainly at Washington
Market selling rates were t nSnnT D o. 'S 9
Country Dressed was in ratherG henoIa1e T
carried Gn oSs e bulk TIC STOCK Was froen this
class m was rarely exceeded while the top hgnres for fresh
stock in prime condition we're I2G2G Bsst h oy 1s
course obtained at the saugherhouses Dressed Grass
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were carloads OF l,Sll
aGad s s were reflect rce Sp at %as"goD are
26 carloads Of sheep held over and this "1 more h
SowaTGT from two or three held
sSoa carloads were weighed up before O'Clock Lambs
were full az high az yeseriay very common 70 @ T o
tanned for sheep was &C. and car load o. %1t as
IS Sse af sold a. at &c carload Oh ''p o
he
1rmer than at Of last week Tho % head sold at 70
as eac mainly the outside figure the receipt OF Dressed
spring Lambs Philadelphia and Baltimore al ls 9easoh
OF the year by two large city dealers In hotel s9pps
stock sent hero alive Ic deman1
for early Lambs like that for dollhouse peaches Is always
pressed Mutton dull md i2c lower than last week with
Common TO Prime selling at s209l2c little choice az lUc
some of the frozen and this made IL comparatively
unstable except reduced prices Dressed Lambs were 10
ing very fairly, selling at lOi2lrl2c 81, Oh, 40 - 90
Saes-Newton & Glllet sod lbS ONO ,hfeP, - 10 ae
Gs.c Is DO 100 1913 do. 80 10 at Oc; 36i ILLINOIS
do "a H. l5S Peunsyvania Sheep about 90 Year
lings). no 10, at &C. . 49, ..-, e,. -. ~ =.
6Sc Ohio do 90 d. at 64ci yesterday $50 ONO bahOs
eJndd Bnckin CHAM sod 1872 Kentucky sheep 100 ~ at
7c do ll6 b. 6sc l55 do 100 d. al 20 ~ 100
snIlepbSck Dewey sold IS Light state Lambs 60 b. at
9c. and 1872 state sheep, 90 ID at 6l4c. 49,
iume q Mullen sold 30 state Lambs, 80 - az c O dO
e H. AT 2e 700 do ~ u, at &c; 90 Ohio do. W TO- al 0
Is State sheep ~ Lee ij4 Michigan DO 81 10 at - 90
aud DO Ohio do Oh 10, at Csc.
Halirrb beck K Davis sold 100 Michigan sheep, 90 No. at
57sr. and 300 "MOiocs," % n, at . lie. .-.
IT. wyk0 sold 70 Jersey Spring Lambs az ~ per
head, M at the outside hgurel. o,, ,,.,
HOGs-aeceipts II ears Of 22f6 head making the
total for the 02l head The feeling to-day
fr1ner and dealers quote Common to Prime Live Hogs
80 1881 few Western Pigs sold at 50 1886 90
Of Live Hogs holding firm but had not
Change Country Dressed firm and i4c
higher week. selling little slow ut the advance
Heavy quoted at Sd9c; Medium at 0d04c; and Light
OF 9l2c. . -, 49, ~ co.. - 90
do ~ ID, At Sec; l0l do, 100 ID, at So 80.