New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-28
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET

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PRICES OF BEEF TO-DAY. 90
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WHERE THE cattle e. .ns fRoM-New York CO.. PENN
@ o. Missouri sou ss ken III @
Texas and Cherokee A9; West virginia: l2e:
pr9sRest Of light rum Sny go fresh cattle Offering
paw the following Friday. sales were quick ana Price
dealers they went IN strong getting SV s Is Sdss
gefher for the market OF today VIZ 80 s
This made total than 1900 head Tor sns
week Loo more than 'he snd Goes over until To-
morrow owners OF good cattle sustained 1ne @
sst San ths day week Beginning at Communipsw'
where the stock in on time trane a attle vera
anu anu no ~ Ike in quality generally selling az s
&c., With e at le s7c ana mixed Cat
tetrains kept arriving ell the forenoon, ana up 70
o'clock 50 that the yaTwSs Ser not cal to mind ms
when ss5o cattle in for sale at these yards N
the same time stock yards sud presented ahyey
scene. State men came In strong, no fewer tnsn
ing from the central or northern portions Of the state
Asfrost destroys the heritage the numbers VIII probably
dry cows oxen that have been worked during the season.
little twoyear old steers and heifers generally tsn !.
| flesh, hence sold nj low prices 80 many OF ".
KIND were in the Hudson City yards that the ayeIass
price OF the stock little, any, above me ngsres Oh
possibly shade higher for small number Hhch reaches
M per head From t9se v P S sa tn Ssre % S
over to join the /? cars expected S1eSf5.s
TsdO Of not es Ds where they could
select rom numerous GROVES sim about all
advancing the rates as we ohervse Would. As only ~
reported at Albany IL Is not expected that me
large n "a unless many local Cattle are thrown in owners
stock now yards incline to the belief that prices
The following TRANSACTIONS. al OF to-day give good
idea Of the state Of the market n
AT CoANUNIPAw.
Fitch sold l SSar'i ToSy sod 90 FOR oSnsr
at loo on cw and 80 OF g Swt at iss sarrSy Goy
out 81 Of 81 ewt at lS9l1c while D. sHery reporS
Morgan MahOlm, Of Licking County They orOusH
d. Alexander FOR himself and csssel, $50 medium "a
0T florence renee ,C StdS sSSs Ohio s
for W. Hedges at is.e. and % Tor BELLS raeScs oa'
steers cows &C., st evil AZ 80 s,T nead' OF lac
T. Hurd sold carload Of thin, little ,asoS e"s s'a'a
Beach Bray for n. Sumner 81 fair 10 prime e""ons
e. Sage sold carload light but decent state sAd
| heifers q cwt NJ i3c, for 3. weatherby. -.
Mr steers wSSsssd O6 to cSney M
They es sas g SspSrt m resea
b9naio SSney b,s taos brniHs siS5 each Miller
Sn a also sold iis rough Missouri
s.H e Common aSS cattle al isc on s. cw
| Hughes y Esner bought SO good west va steeis
VIM Tool at the yards, and run them OUT ~ i'0' VI
j. Church sold carload common state cows steers
ana oxen 81 cwt, at 14c and % pretty lar CIV" oA
steers bTr ~ C .od SroSces at lsc on
ont -,
| Coney Mcpherson sold 10 fine ewt' " Steers LOT
Farrell good 10 prime 81 cWt cattle az !ogloo Ss,7c
Tor %eeS d 20 SSoG ~ fs cs H. steer.
ltc., and 20 Of 81 ewt ut lislic; also ~ 'hn'
.Dudey Conger sold 81 Indiana steers, OF q ewI'
liic and n head OF Ct cwt at same price, AFFAIR. AMI
| A. w. Trip run out "a head, c~I' n'A'' '''
Wdrck Beardsey sold IS Missouri steers OF en w.
at leSlIc and 4. common Indiana steers u INV
COlweli s DE Hart sold % choice, cwt' hen'u'~
Dudley Post sold Of for D. Young, uneven COS '"s
Indiana steers, US 4sl6ic. -,,,s, owt r,a
Briggs 4 Grett out 50 common, mixed 81 c~'' A'
Mich CoWS"oniy good mixers and hne.aPpsaSrH,s
oD,ces for feed during the Winter lead mikmen aug
others 60 select those animals which Will make sIs
returns either in tho pail for prospective peet Ssss
| dry cows are low aud not readily salaoie' a aSnSs
those who C, haze we a saS" stocking up again
R Tltb fres me" Trade IN fresh cows may ,:
sol down AS slow for anything but fine. We near od
or two extras az SlOO and $40 but few 90 over
zach Tn lots as brought III from the country, tieJ
ar ahont sas SIS each with some very thln anu
down as low as S5 The attempt 10 Drlng III @ e AZ
cow with young calf by her side. ana pain n IL nsr
Trash generally proves failure, as IL should 70" dSia
| sons take the bait. carload VI rather colnlno" Wv
| fresh cows averaged So so each. ,,,,. AN
| VEAL CAIN ES-An kinds OF calves are seilius "a
prime al l2c. with occasional very me ou .hx ~
Most of the fair good yeals 10 NJ lOoIc u g.ad
tbe largest portion grasses; SOLD NJ wan P,ns al
mr. gTosc n n-one lot OF averaging tlO ii se "a
So and the same number at s2 each VIII 81 s
by Mo(;raw at Fortiethst, which averages s SSragsd
! being OF n better grade. car VI bi'''
| SIS 80 at Hudson City. ..Ao. has imnroyeA
the dead meat markets and as butchers can ,,al n
The careAsS9s they buy moro freely SO tht win mort
az an head or 1000 than last Week We 9' ara
an improy ement OF about &C. per on sheep ra,r IA
UNCHANGED aud do sell as well as iat secP sie
good Western sheep worth 6d6e Win pi, , r dosI
And some extras ll5 lbs, at &C.; very tnln SUI amM
a. 90 hnt snch are generally sold by the mead ~
or oin M agc though few exceed SIC Inc supPS Ar
today MAS very large, viz: 1900 OF which \. and
= sol were on sale at Hudson ,Slty ana
| Isio al Fortieth ST. Trade Was nnntSH vse a.
large amount OF business was done from s eosrsS
ect lie following sales: At Communipsw ears r nrras
Ind sheen 81 10 5tc good o. "a ID 90 I az CTtv
a. 90 M 6tc; with car 10 n do, at otc AZ & a heayy
nearly al the stock sold by the head, anu AMI Ismm
husiness was transacted car state sheep a es 90
pTnbf al! car sil; car 81; cars thin " 90 ss,a
a. 69i car sis cars 81 with some hr"sbf 6si
Al Tortleth ST. car State sheep. so 10 I salns
one lot "a %, Co. car 70 H. SIC VII" WV