New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK June 1l-BEEvEs-Receipts were 1913 cars OF
cs head "a head for g. the s cor
s e N M. ssss TSe es
$ arrived s
The total offerings Jersey CITY we're rs NUMBER {
CARLOADS having BEEN held BACK was ny 70 the De-
mand There were dozen Grass Texans n ss o
Ohio indiana and Illinois ttlo grassy while q good corn
en-
from Medium to Prime we're ssd d WE'RE lower
than on Monday s SUI trade wa: e sstiys and ne
WOaid ss carried S S7e nc eRss TefaS. s
ssr vent fas Srfs' dress e
10 several CARLOADS or Dry Cows were Oousn' ~ 'a"'N
high prices brought forward Texans before
York sIanghtereTs have lutte for them nv
Goldsmith lilo quarters sS Of Beef steamer by
3 70, H.. g. e Io EsHao 3D.
q = = g sSs : ys
T. 5S q { I}ts
50 50; Il Ohio do Ito7 b at i3c 50 i5 and soc pr
R Rsn ss 5 1t i2 81 d. a. ia Il d.
P4 a. r s S y s1 at cor and sI at
b Ne'og s'f'E $40 ss e q Do % at
sadsr CO cS%@if'oa l. Kf9t s s atslas
stIers 259 at 6 50 Is buffalo steers l25 ID az az
sls / do 1861 90 IS Missouri DO 2SS h. at
voge Regensten for Meyer negenstei1 q nltn Sn
Iis5 b at$7 10 Sdo io77 b. at So sO IS DO 1918 b. at
t Sswop sss e s e 1qg % IN
a. g Do S So o. & v8G 30
G' o $50 g 20 2 GSg S.c0 Sos r ct 81 PeHn
sSiambers 4 Greenwad @ ohG steers; It79 No. ~
2s4 at Sc i 50 d. 6s5 r. at at for chambe
e G 40 p0i s' s 5S 3 e. go so SS IS
10 H. atS6 40 IS do l11e n, at s6 81 Il DO ll0o d. a
Rosenthql for Morris "a Illinois steers ass II s
Loye3steIn for sef 10 Cows 1881 b. at SCI IS do ss4
b. Mcpherson on commission: Missouri steers 97s S
do I2s2 u at 81 3a; 50 DO. 1915 Is, ats7 DO 1Iss p
at g Is g. At q f' e 28 fe s.. Be-
lie a. g. d % Is " a. d. ~
at "a DO LAO ats7 y DO l271 r. at sti ~ az
r e s. & az f5 ss j. il 49, g. sS ft1an 5S5
s at sS aa: d Tnf
decline OF c per from Mondays hgpres Trade dragged
@ 6S P %ea % fs s TG' s S&
rs have the preference at this season OF The year wn mos
e9t Bu tern Ike calves sold at IT. $c
Mixed lSts az 1919 common 10 Fro ''A'
II q : q r. l. L S ys ~ S \ s g 90
90 ~ b. at S lSg do ~ A. So at R mr. MI l5s rs
at ats 80 and 81 q do i55 % at go ~ ,es
onback Dewey sold 10 Vesls 1873 r. ., 7e 90 40 iS 9
10 n 1t SC; SO DO III D sc 7s Fed do 43 at 4sc
q d. 70 ID at &c 80 Buttermiks l3o IT, at c 4S do, ll6
5e g do %F s a al &C. IL g. do iss g. &c i
4?c do Isl ~ 81 Butermilks, l2o d. at SEC and
Walsh Kirbv Co sold. % veals 145 m AZ 6laci SO DO
lS ~ at SC 40 do l3l h. at 594c and Buttermks LOS TO-
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Rsceipts a cars Of 0e4 head
a. eas az Jersey 1i ah1 cas ~ yr & .aae me last
2c per Lambs and Good sheep were also
tr1e higher while for Common hre was no change IN tne
reached 5c ami small lot Of ethers bought by an
exporter at &c while for Common % Fair aG0c were tne
Lambs sold at 168lc and carload o. Marylands at sac
Dlenback Dewey sold IS Western Sheep SO D. at o'2c
III Ha is ba7is 50 20 Kentucky sheep Jos
&C. y DO 100 r. at &c IL DO T. az 2ci loZ TO- o. 3D.
Hume q Nm sold 2O3 Western Sheep. q u a. 2Ac
$50 IS 10 Ic 26 70 TO- at 4s and 50 do 10 H. at
saesJ n Pidcock sold 223 Ohio sheep 90 at 5G
do 60 rs at 4ac is5 do 30 b. at &c; 10 Virginia Do IS y,
at a co. is Ewes lOl b. at &C. $50 Virginia Lambs, 50 p,
az &c 81 d do S SS S az SIC cals a. 5s9c
J. F. Sadler Co sold 1877 Kansas sheep, 80 ~ et c "a
do 81 b az 5c 1873 Kentucky do s5 D. at sc; 50 Kentucky
p 5 Kase sold +; 1874 Maryland Lambs Sc u, at Sac 10
Jersey DO. az 10 st 9e Maryland sheep 1O4 d. AZ DC;
view Newton Giiet sold 79 Ohio sheep 81 n at 5 p do
24i kentucky Lambs 80 b. at &c.
Judd Buckingham sold % Kentucky Ewes 81 d. q &c
eI o. at sseP 10 RsnucS LAMBS fs & los Vest
virginia do "a To- at 81 80 135 do 81 No. at &C. ,o.,
10 at Jersey City Total for four days IA $50
head FOR the orrespondng time last week still furtheT IN
for Live Hogs to-day Dealers quote Common to Good at oG
sSles-walsn, Kirby & Co. sold 90 state Hogs l55 H. at
50 so.