Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-27
SHOW BEEF.


of Westinghouse birthday.
| This year even they have fallen OF, and the dis
play Of fat BEEF was not so large 1t frelucntl,
II, nnd many who usually have fine displays lliii
year hud none.
The crowd visiting the market h Bases was no
as large Friday evening us IL usually s,stll larry,
number passed through there il me course Of th,
| evening.
| We give the following brief description of III,
cattle killed. our figures OF course being furnished
ny inc butchers themselves, who are rcsponsibl,
for their correctness.
| sRcoND STREET MARKET
Stall MOL, VIM. Millcr,one pair fine steers. YER,
good display. Weight and name OF raiser un
known.
Stalls . and 3, Alex. Butler, ordinary display o.
very fair beef, but not unusually fat.
Stall, No. 4, james McIntire, seven head Ches
ter county sheep, averaging 55 pounds each dress
| ed weight.
Stall No. z, VIM. c. Martin, had one OK and
one steer, weighing dressed 2i00 pounds, live
weight 1850. Raised by Mr. Diworth near Wes
| Chester.
No. 10. Irene Martin displayed one steer
weighing 11O0 lbs
Stall No. II, Mr.. Husbands, ordinary display
Object
Stall No. 10, Charles Jester, fair display OF
beef.
Stall No. 10, John N. Ice, one three year old
steer, weighing $40 pounds dressed weight. Fed
by Sylvester Townsend.
Stalls No. II and Is, F. s. Thompson, (Chester
county, calves and 20 sheep, raised by H.
Thompson of Chester county, average weight OF
sheep 90 pounds. calves IS pounds. Fine display.
stai No u, l.. Curran fair display ofgood beef.
Stall No. q, VIM. II. Lee, one three year old
steer dressed weight 1860 pounds, aud one hciI-
CIR, GAG pounds. Fed by q T. Clark of st. Georges
lid: Very handsome display.
No. 20. p. b. Hcustcd, one pair hogs, dressed
weight l5S pounds; Very fine display.
steers, dressed weight 1,5Oo, fed by joel Walton,
of Chester county.
No. 20. James McIntire 10 Western sheep,
avetnging DO pounds each, and one calf "a lbs
Stall adorned with flags und pictures
No. 20. George Ajcic, fine bullock, weighing
1910 pounds dressed raised by Mr. Lyman.
Nos. 81 ind 30. 7. Durham, very line display,
four steers fed by Louis Weldin, OF New Castle
county 1909 pounds live weight, very fat.
play of pork, sausages, etc.
No. 49, VIM. z. Becs0n three calves, average
weight 13S pounds, and six sheep, averaging 40
pounds; I'LL raised in Chester county except one
I'M unusually large sheep, weighing 100 pounds
dressed, raised by John Steel, OF New Castle
count.
Nos. 30 and Al. Joseph Richardson, one steer ;
fed by Joseph p. Richardson of Chrisiiana HID
Live weight 1910 pounds, dressed weight / 400.
This Is said 10 have been the largest bullock In
weighed 213 pounas.
Also, QUE pair oxen, fed by Lemon and Andrew
Jackson, OF Mill Creek Hundred. Live weight
LOO, dressed weight 2,4oO.
Nos. 40 and ~. James 7. Sutton, ten sheep,
average live weight $50 pounds. Fed by Peter
Clcaver. near 81. Georges Station.
No. Al. W. a. Simpson, fine display of young
pork.
No "A. j. II. Gould. Very fine display of beef.
hceves, one pair Of which was fed by WIN.
White, of New Castle county, weight 1000 lbs;
the Others were fed by Mr.. Steel, of Newark,
weight $500 lbs.
FOURTH STREET MARKET.
Stall No. 2. Three sides of unusually fine beef,
one from a bullock weighing 1000 lbs.and Others
from u bullock weighing l1l4. Fed by Eli Mem
denhull.
No !. John Butler, steer from Chester Co.,
dressed weight 1000 lbs.
NJ" g. 7. Regan, 10 head of Chester County
sheep, averaging 90 lbs. each.
Nos. 3 u :. Dolbow & Bro, Ii head Of sheep,
averaging 40 lbs. each, and one pair of oxen
weighing 26O0 pounds. Handsome display, and
stall beautifully decorated
Nos. 8 and IL. Chas. A. Murphey, 80 head of
pounds each.
No. y, Joseph A. Miller one steer, dressed
weight 1850 pounds.
Nos. 10 and Is. c. T. windlc, 10 head of Chc,-
ter county sheep, of excellent quality, and aver
aging 40 pounds each.
Nos. II and IL. Joseph Gould, one fine young
OK, fed On the battle ground at Chadd's Ford, and
weighing, dressed, 1900 pounds
No. IL. j. Sawdon DR., one four year old steer,
weighing 12j6 pounds, dressed;vcry fine. Raised
by Jabes Banks, on Chns |. DuPonts farm.
No. 49, III. Hutton, 10 Chester County sheep,
averaging IS pounds each, and two calves one
weighing 100, amt the other 50 pounds.
No. 20. John II. Graham, one fine four year old
steer, weighing about 1000 pounds dressed Raised
by Reut en-, Satterthwait, Stanton.
No. IL j. Walton, 10 Chester County sheep,
averaging 10 pounds each.
Nos. ~ and 20. Harris Wells, one steer nearly
years old, fed by Benz. +. Wells Dress d
weight II 10 pounds. Fine display.
Nos. u and 20. John Wells, one steer fed by
Benz. i. Wells. Dressed weight 1920 pounds
Nos. y and 20. James Martin, one ,tccr. iais, d
by Reuben Sattcrtlwait of Stanton. Dressed
weight 1000 pounds.
No. 81. Geo. W. Tallty, three year old steer
No. A. Jos Barr, hrilrr, dressed weight 800
pounds, raised by Mr.. Starr.
NJ. H. Il. z. Carey, fine 1000 pound bullock,
dressed weight.
No. 40 aud AZ. 4. Richardson, one steer raised
by Jerome Moore oi Chester uunnty. Live weight
l'GO pounds. Also II quantity Of line mutton.
No. 81. j. X. Wood, one side Of bullock
Side weighed ijs pounds. Raised by S r. Carson,
of Cecil county.
No. 81 and 50. Jackson & Whistler, one bull
lock, weighing 1000 pounds nett. Raised by
5. X. Carson, of Cecil county; and ten head Of
sheep fed in Delaware, aud averaging 80 pounds
each.
No. 80 James r. Acorn, one hciifer, dressed
weight 600 pounds; fed by John Ball, Mill Creek
Hundred,