New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Sept 10.

WHERE THE cattle ARE FRoM.-llinoIs, $500; Ken
lucky $50; Ohio. 6s5; Texas, 657 NewYork. Sl3 In
diana III; Missouri lH Connecticut e.; HewJersey.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy week following stil heav.
Ter one hard the MARKET total OF 1887 Cattle
in two weeks was never known before. STILL with the
return Of many OF citizens from their Summer re-
chants here buying goods thus keeping the hotels well
filed heavy trade has been carried but not at prices
satisfactory to owners have all the Cattle been sold
some OF the best droves are purposey held out while
butchers could induced to buy them without too heavy
loss There is decline OF quarter TO hall cent per ID
on DOOR drOyes and little reduction on TAT Cattle or at
least a more liberal allowance OF welghis, There were
4I0 fresh aud few stale cattle III the sale yards TINS
morning-l,9l9 OF them at C0mmunipaW, ana LIZ AZ
Weehawken. Trade dun, particularly IN thin stock
The quality averaged fair, some very go9d ana some
fat Kentucky and Ohio droves. Nothing can fairly
he quoted above l6C., while veSY many OF the lair
TO good drives were showed on the saesme say.
0gven away" at l3t0l4tc Ihln Ie1ans ana some OF
our own State stock were sold al 106l2c Rising 200 cat
tie the Erie road were boated in the Ivanhoe stock
ferry boat 10 COnmunpaw for sale but the owners were
at dr aaE asS o 70 fault that Certain CHECKS
known TO be good were not aceepteu by Ine r
Inc imnnction against tine Communipaw Abatoir has
rendering of cattle sheep and hogs with some Testre-
tons The system OF fumigatlon and tne use OF
up, the stencil Of any quantity OF i've hogs Oh he seh
Iady reporter Is now doing the markets for city
cotemporsry Being the first attempt made N inst az
/ - SALES TODAY -.
40 COMMUSIPAM- ...-..... III --. .... !.
W Fitch for j. T. Alexander 40 Ill steers u cwt az
"A al6c and good Texans cwt at lde Also Tor Alex
afder Casseli o5 Texans, common, cwt at loal2cp
and 165 III cstte. 81 cwt at 10 Gl5tc: -, $50 e,
M Beach, for j. I. Alexander, III thin ILL., steers, u
cw at IS215c O. Of 81 cwt at i4c and 20 good cattle
fConev q Mcpherson, for Ben & Norris, 100 uneven
cwt Ky. cattle. having good top at l4al6c; o. ONO
stsers for w McmahaD, at l4Hl6c. on eWt ana lo@
Texans Of ca cwt., for J. Heath, at l3c. -,
L Daibey for T. Wyckoh 11G fair 70 good Gt cwt III.
steers at I4alGc and 80 for Smith Cherokees OF ~
C. @ Briggs sold lo7 good strong O. cattle at l4a
15sc and SO IN steers, common s. cwt, at l2al3tc
BRAY sold 81 j. 4. Aexanders7 cwt Illinois steers
at $50. and 80 Of II cwt at l4s l5sc ,,,,, 49,. y.
c. W. MeMahan sold car Ct owt thin limos steers ~
l2c Ohio cattle at 13tc 70 dress 81 lbs per cwt ana 80
choice Ohio grades cwt at lotGl6ci the DeS ~ s'o
Taffey Sons for J. T. Alexander 80 Illinois steers CT
b. W. GiIett a Co sold car cwt Illinois steers at
strong l3c $50 each 80 OF u cwt at dIoe anu d
AT wEEHAwKEN
echuser IT work upon los Illinois Steers, OF u
cwt., selling them al 141 0l5to. .
4 Samuels out 20 Kentucky steers, OF u cWt at
1Iic and had "a Illinois Steers not sold.
o. Q. Evans. for Fowler Earle, le7 Texas, cWt, 70
OF them at e75, and 81 at $40 each. - -
wildref & Hurd, for Bliss DimmicR' 70 INDIANA
Miller Morehouse had % good " cw Kentucky Cat
tie selling for wood Gillespie. at Is Glec. .
Gon Olery were selling ll2 fat ~ cwt Kentucky Cav
p r. Cary had % Illinois Steers Of u ewt, fat selling
O. Martin, for Sims Co.. 10 fair cwt Illinois Steers
at 13t dI5c.
g d. Glover sold 9s of the Sims Cattle ca owt, at llo
Post Dudley run ont sc decent cwt Illinois steers
| at 13taI4bc., and 70 OF G. cwt, at l4c.
Woodruff Church, for WOOD a. Gllespie 6s kentneky
cattle "a cwt AT i5QlGe also ~ head cwt 4@ijc.
W. L. Dudley. Tor Sdle ~ 'h'" St""rA az - owe 81
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