New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02

The U0gtO
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FROM-Illinols. 3,525; Ken
f,ckv 22G: Texas g3; NewYOrk. gli; Ohio. 6l2 Ind
ana tOl; Missouri 258; Michigan AZ Connecticut 81 {;
RFT1RKs.-The food,gates are st open, and cattle
rush through them Pems tne S2 asks O my S e nT
lOs3 for the corresponding period Of last year
ne resent and the corresponding OF last
scarcely vary price. After hard markets during the
torv state The NewJersey Central Railroad "A
bridge last Thursday. between here and Elizabeth, so
that all stock intending 10 come that way was crowded
uDon the NeWJersey Railroad, and taxed II beyond lts
ability 10 bring IN trains time. Cattle arrived at Com
time 5sl fresh and $50 head which late Fri
day received The thing was little better on tine
them nearly all day Tue Ere delivered LII head at
Weenawke3 up 70 p S snu dsention n me rush moi
only OF cattle but Of ali kinds OF freight previous 70 the
Advanced rates which 90 into effect to-day IL Is
Understood that the principal stock routes con-
sodated that not only u UNIFORM tarln established
over the lines with no ouv Ina. ncS a9
s yosnect Poing i'm thus lille tie butchers had
penty of meat srl unsod, trade very dull and OF
the I275 head the market during the day scarcely
more than 5000 were sold. Prices were fully &C.. v
lower than on last Monday. The top price may almost
be put at l5c very few ana so very me were the
state cattle arrived AT Weehawken. most OF which sl
hold Texans brought WIN pretty go3d nesoern
steers at 13Q13hc. good idea OF the market SHOWN
by the following transactions:
common "a cwt at 1897 rough but heavy Texans for
W. McIihany, cwt al l3c; 80 good Kentucky cattle
W Fitch for j. T. Alexander, 1876 Texans. cwt.. at
1Qic so thin Illinois cattle 81 cwt at l3c; and lO2 hne
Illinois steers the best he has had for weeks 81 cwt and
M Beach for r. Alexander 100 good u cwt Kentucky
cattle at i5dl5C and So for C. O. Briggs Indiana steers
y WesbeimeT for 6 O. Donne &c thin Missouri steers
Of owt at l2al5c, and 80 medium 81 cwt ONO cattle
for G. Haddon, at l3tc - 50 ...,, M,
b. W Gilett Co. at work upon llS fairish Hi
NOS steers. ca cwt, selling them at lJG l5c
n Bray sold so Indiana steers for G. l. Brggs % cWt
AZ 13al4e and thin Illinois steers for j. Alexander
W r. dudley, for e. NJ Hager 1l3 Illinois and Ken
lucky steers, Z cwt., cOarsish at lSGl6tc'
AT WEEHAwKEN.
p,ss A. Dimmiek had l72 Illinois steers cwt, sold at
l4 80 Indiana steers, cwt, sold by T. huIu at I1sc'
and 81 Illinois cattle, II cwt, al l4tc ....,,.
Sage Chambers, for j. ingalls, ~ nheG S,aso t
lttle hoppers A cwt HOBO and los STATE bteefs
for A. j. Willard, 60 cwt., at 12al5c. -, 49,. -.
Evans Williams run out % Illinois steers OF % c"t"'
o. r. c. Evans sold 80 Ohio steers, u cwt ut 12al5le
r. W. Trpp had car state steers and heifers, % c"I'
Church Woodruff sold ll2 good cwt Kentucky cat
tie at I4tal5tc and u cwt Illinois Steers NJ ~
also for Wood Sims 1870 Illinois steers OF % c"t d. 1
Gl5c 80. -.
n Hurd for himself and BoughtOD, 81 Illinois steers
| 81 ewt, at ~ dl4c. -. a. IA.
15c. -.
l. Stanley run out car OF hard State cattle a cwt'
Mich COws-There has been a fair supply OF fresh
cows and springers Offering and prices have Dee Ido
weaker WITH some left Most OF the goOd .,S
early picked up AT s900$OO and some extras ~
each We noticed nice little heifer sold at sQo ea
OF fresh cows from this State. common 10 medium was
sold AZ so5dSl00 each averaging $40 per head lie, -,
VEAL CALbES-ihe falling of IN numbers hdmIts Va
increase In prices fact they are depressed In com
mon with other meats The lighter receipts Ol i've
calves really dimnution OF veal very many
dressed yeas nave been arriving since the cool Wear
in They are worth 81l2c grass calves aEd lB0
I8e t9T 0T0laiI extra Inc aogdTesaed Yeals eEasa