New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-12

WugRE THE CATTLE ARE IFRoM.-lllinoIs. 5000; OHIO,
772 Kentucky IC2 de@2 5 new St Sgs iI3
REMARRs.-The Enc road has not yet succeeded
in getting live stock trains through since the great
STORM one week ago. Tho road badly injured
by the great food. and learn that some o the repairs
have been again washed away by the rain OF Yesterday
IN is expected however that the accumulated stock on
the line will get through during tue week;
The total Of G2 beeyes is 900 less than last week. ana
with 2635 fresh 200 stale cattle on the market today
trade is not very lively but prices are about as on ri
day or little stronger than they tins day week AS
no really extra cattle were sale to-day. only about
dozen head reached lCc. so we cali lSc mo Top price
for prime buOcks Nor there any OF INC very poor
Texans, but some Western steers Summered upon the
Jersey salt marshes too poor TO sen untl every
thing else picked mp Perhaps 200 cattle hold over
ngs Of to-day were lGl fresh and 20 sthle cateIiale
arrivals Friday-at COmmun!paw, ana lO2i at One-hu
dredthst Most OF the sales from 1910 10 &c., whole
sale butchers paying l4c and III some cases l'c
on Wednesday last there were only $50 tresh cate az
Onebundredhst no through trains arriving on any %
the roads Most OF the stock picked up In Dutchess
County Of this State, and brought good prlees-GG6to
for prime to extra Ga . by ga s huaS das
arriving, some of them too late to SELL but the MARKET
ruled strong for good cattle.
SALES TO-DAY.
AT COMMUNIPAw.
W. Fitch for Alexander Casse l59 TAR evil llnois
steers at I5aIGc and for j. f. Alexander 90 Texans
cwt, 12c., and l3 Illinois cattle ecant 81 cwt at ID
Coney 4 MCPHERSON for W. W. McIhany, 40 Texans
and 81 Illinois cattle Gld6t cwt at So each ia good
strong "a cwt Ill. steers for H. Rouse at al9G ana
O. fair Kentucky steers for j. T. Alexander Co.'S cwt
g. ODOnnel sold 10 INDIANA seere, cWt cOrainOHIsn
at t2 20 each 81 Of cwt at l2Gl4c and ~ head cW
at $G3.
M Beach, for j. r. Alexander CO.. 1o5 good 7i-owt.
Kentucky cattle at l59l6c and 2O9 Illinois steers far
strong cwt 4GI5tc also, 100 kentucky cattle Tor
g. NJ Hager, cwt at l4Gl5tc x
Ioffey K Sons for j. r. Alexander Co., 10i Illinois
steers, ca cwt. at 13i115c.
b. Westhemer, for w. Snyder, ca Ohio steers Vi cwt
fair cattle, at l&D16tc.
r. Bray OF tho Alexander cattle, CO cwt, at
14al6tc a. .,
w. Gilctt Co. had "a Ohio steers, medium flesh, u
cWt, selling at an average OF l6c. -,
j. Daily sold 81 Illinois steers Of cwt, for j. l. Alex
ander Co., at l4l0lGc.
AT ONE.HgNDREDTHBT
Henry Hurd for g. BOughton, 81 Illinois steers al 1870
cwt. ,-
j. H. Williams run ont 1O Ohio cattle of "A cwt, at 1910
15sc
+. F. Cary sold 81 Illinois steers. CT cwt, at lac
Ulery getting 150l6c Oh his co head lat kchtucy
grade Durhams OF u cwt. 80 al,
schuster had A little 81 cwt. Missouri CATTLE selling
at lac, and 148 Illinois steers T07A cwt, at l40l5c
Healey Co., for j. M. Sailor, 100 Missouri steers Oh
cwtr common, at l21lJtc. -,
H. Westheimcr ont ~ coarse Illinois steers TOT W.
Rithers, at H0l5c. on 81 cwt
Ryan Dalton sold their car 81 cwt Illinois steers NJ
1lkc.
MICH Cows-The supply Of these short at n
timc when many wanted. MIX has been scarce for
some tne and fresh IN demand, and this state or
things Ia rather increased the majority OF cows which
came In IN the Spring now shrink their milk. very
small proportion OF the light supply come To the
standard OF medium cows Come very poor ones sent
u market We noticed two such with calves by their
sides. horns well wrinkcd and Door as Crows The four