, 1861-08-17
EEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
AUG, ID
The New York World reports as follows:
PRICES OF CATTLE AT Ft,RrY-roURTH STREET

The N. 7. Tribune Of Thursday contains the fol-
lowing:
The close Of the cattle market for the week WIS
only ali that were left nnrold On the opening Day
were disposed Of, but some 200 head Of fresh ani-
malls, making the total for the week 4,0G9 head
It the Forry-foarth street yards. and total
or Sc0 state ca1tle lefs over last week. The
quality has proved remarkably good this
week, and fer this lme Of the year the weight was
u11eua]ly heavy, 1t Is true the price has been
lew, but the wonder Is that aueh large numbers Of
hullccks az we report from week to week can find
market here at any price. IT certainly does not
sid starving condition, while able to buy and
consume from four to five thousand head Of fat
beeyeR week
BALES OF BCLLocks.
Owing to the cold storm the cattle to-day wore
pinched-up appearance, and owners generally de-
clare that the est1mates of weights by buyers Is
much below what the actual weight will be. In
Tie following aseount Of saleH ef most of the PEn
the hnlIocLs. BY the brokers, ID what they have
sold at:
which VIM. sc1iifns bought of Gen Wilson at Al
to find this better market. This lot the seller
estimates at 6A cwt and they average little over
SO, and are extra fine Kentucky Dnrhans.
Mike Dalton bough ght at Chicsg Of I. J. Witter-
son, Missouri seceeh, 60 head Of steers, at SIS
each. The freight to Suspension Bridge il SRI d
car, and from tbs bridge to Albany 37Kc q cws on
son River Road, making freight and expense rag
$40 head. He sold 81 to E Katz at S5S, estimat-
ing weight st OK cwt., aud retailed Is at $42 So
Geo. n. Reed has Two illinois droves In market
this week-68 head good, smooth, fat steers sold
| BY Charles G Teed, ara estimated to average TX
| Wheeler are estimated to average cwt and sell at
Sc . D. One Of these lots estimated at Is cwt sole
| at.$10s. weighed a.160 lbs at Albany. II others
| sold at ST. are estimated at cwt.
Martin g. Valentine sold Is for Jas N. Ba1eatiRe
common stock Illinois steers aud few oxen, at ar
average Off on cwt. Also 80 do for J. B. aunt-
Henry Rurd sold drove Of 81 head Of light Hi
9ois is steers average say 81 cwt owned by AlleEto1
Ran g11Hzed spon Al A1ls1t91s s9 II iatm y an eos
Thos. White 8 son have III head Of H- R. Smitt
& Co.'s good Illinois steers which cost there 34t
q b gIess, and sold here at 7G1ee . d net, abou
! X cwt and very dull sales and Lore money.
John r. Alexander has 3l9 head Of Illinois stocl
in market this week, from light steers and coasse
oxen to steers Of extra quality; They are in 1ht
following b, okers' hande los sold BY Simon Uler.
| he estimates will average cEt-s aud hardly s.
. n The drove is Of shout the same quality a
latt week, but don't sell az we'll
Harilg & Miller sold 48 Illinois atzers, for J. II
Wilson, at ,7@7Hc, and ls grasshopper4, for :" ar
Ohio man. at &c on cwt average
THE HOG MAEkET.
Receipts this week, 3828. .-
The quotations given to-day by Henry D. Grant
Superintendent Of the Market, are:
CoEn-fed hogs, = b, live weight. t@41
Dfstil1ery hogs, q b gross -.----,........3H@
There are not over 500 head on hand, With proc
| pectiye Light arrivals, but the market is dull
Geo. W. Dor1nan gives the following as tn
| price OF hogs this week:
Live. Dead.
First eualits CON ted, large
size: :.--.:+.--- .4x@l<e 5H@5z
Second quality, coInted...... 4s.@47<c 5405
I Fifst quality, small eizes, fat
and prime. for market ..
butchers. ..:.........-. 4A@5 6 @e1
| large size still-fed. fat..... 3H@ c 4x6-
Second quality stil'-fed, tat. $40 40