Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-31
BEEF MARKET.

BEEF MARKET.
street, 1905.
The prices to day are quoted as follows;
First quality ... ...a9sk Ordinary. C96K
Msdiun''"''''.'''T&7h some extra good. o9.,
The general average Of the msrhetat full 7Kc.
The most Of the sales range from 79skc.
Prices per head aud per poutd Of different weights
will 0e found In accounts OF sales " sundry droves
1898. ' u ''''s' received IN tile city 'il'' week.
Tut 1, S55 heal less than last wee,, and l4l b.ad
less han the average OF Iss year The average Du
Der of each Wednesday market last year was i- head
while toe humber TO day being 9J5 shows $50 head
week,
The CLOSE or THE NARKIT.
WrDsnDLY. Aug. 26 - he enIng If the market this
morning shows no deols from the close yessrIay but
athsr the revee-and for has pr vd to hs lore,
alsr lnst Monday 4, not awts the d.y for che sc
Grces cattle vii, sell TO dy at 50 % head more
han The same quality sold for on Monday and bitter
even than 'esetdy. sometimes, when IN. arrivals Of
Tuesday (Which 10 now the sale day) are very
large the sellers Of tie few sod Monday in advance
of tbs regular opening OF the market are exu ant over
their good luck or cute N nagemeDt. This week tue
iune 10 chan ed; there has b, steady
from Mood'y m'rDing to Wednesday morning. ard all
the stock Including 10 State cat aud some fresh Mr..
ri'als this morning, will be DISPOSED a. and at an ad
vance OF fully half cent toe quotations per
net weight, OF last week; and 10 many case, taking
pTlCo INTO tue OW0er CDtnlu.
ed prices equal TO cent pound for beef more Than
NJ got Tor the ZANE class Of Dullocks last weekhat H.
STa head for bullocss that would average owt Zach
Ihls )ws What q reasonable supply would toward
advancing the price. There Is apparently DO lack Of
ability 10 pay uor on e part Of bu
- buy all that they dispose Of The late dspre.s on
10 sentrsy from the over supply. The city
cannot consume tuch numbers of bulOcks have been
crowded upon the market for several weeks past IL
droves desire keep prices up the rates this week.
they can do II rhey Gao manage to keep the weekly
supply below the average Of numbers last year. We do
not want more really cam consume a. great mum.
her, because the average weight Of cattle 70 h her and
Dumtef OF eaters less; aud then have sheep A.
lambs in great abundance aud at lower price, han they
haVo Tor several evious ears command51. Pork aod
veal too are lower and why should beef he so too
pa Il ulary when grain Of all sorts Is so much cheaper
Us we'll ~ other eletAoe iood1
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, 12.l53
Although receipts this week are 900 head less
than last week, the market cont IN the same de-
pressed condition for old sheep though II 10 slightly bet
ter for lambs Of tho best quality poor ones sell very
low, la some cases less than 81 50 heal The top price
net weight Of meat; or say So 2Ss head for lC, that
would dress ~ each. A lot, estimated at I6ERO q
net, sold at 81 so. choice lot part southdown, est
mated t095O b average, sold at 81.
lot Of ohio sheep, that weighed I0i each at home
and cost 81 and for freight and expenses 81 head
in Six h street, Tuesday at 81 5U.
choice lot OF sheep that would dress so d each sold
49, sSssSaN ~ - w e1AAmAou ~ GU 10 eaCQ,
live weight.
choice lot Of Ohio sheep, received a. Bro~nins' a
Ve:k ago have been held for an advaucs upon IS So
which Was about the figure they ght have sold at whs
they hrst arrived ana more than they will command
nov aner keeping them at cost OF over 80 day upon
l9i head for hay, which 81 ewt, and they eat
about pound per head q day.
The average price OF caieasses at
Market Is not over Sc y D, ranging from eoc a. and
pes Of sheep and mhs this month averaVe fOc 40
j. not TO bs wondered at that the wholesale butchers
In h;erla n.
tations.
II there Is any change n the sheep msrks, ths morn
ing 10 favor the owners bat the advance 10 scarce
ly perceptble At Bros nnes nearly alt the stock was
sold out Tuesday, and only about 1000 csae 10 th
morning. all will cell. At Foriyfourh street the lamb
buy ers old very low-n only head for 10,
hsid at ~, and estimated 10 dress 10 b.
sHEip AND L,mss REcrivEp AT o'nRiEs's.
:, From New YOIk--Joho aadd 81; O. Burdeil IS;
karl 1856 @ shimmsil IS; v. vau Br,ner 20; A. M
Culver lOs Capt. smth 10; J. Green ~; j. 5hirmer
l60 Wm. 3. Holmes ls3i NJ Rowe 100; Diamond 35;
Elliott ias; d. l.. Barton lsa; v. ssrf as J. Cham.
From New Jersey--Thos. Coleman Is.
From Canada-w n. skliImsp Iel.
From ohc-MsjoIs d Moore s0Ii ]. Il. Kilgore Ill;
W. smith ly7; W. chap man 100.
THB Hoo MARKET.
Receipts this week 9Ot.
The following are the quotations OF to-day, given by
The Superintendent, Mr. Grant
Corn fed Hogs y D, live weieht.....iltko.
Dltery.led Hogs noLs arriving.
This, II will he seeo I, decline, but the ma rk.t on
Tuesday quite clear Of stok, snd thush reported
onl 10 10 Oettsr condition for shippers than when
over stocked.
Geo W D9rmsn gives the following a, the price o,
Hos this week;
Live. Dead weight
First quality. corn fed, large nxs..4 a O.
secInd quality corp-ted. ........t O. 5XR-
First quality smsll size fat 4 prime,
Tor marke: 6utchsrs. ......"..fk9- 5K4-
Large siEs, suil fsd, ,Iat....,...... 3k0- sE&lK
Second quality nili'frd, int...... 3A9- 4kRtS
We don't eats uadr rstand how he quotes DhtIlsry
Hoes NJ the re, while for two weeks Mr. Grant
has onotad ,NnnLa nIrlvinR. y -