New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-09
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

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MI Texas, ga Hew-York 90: Ohio. go Indl
ana az; Missouri. l55; West Virginia, ~; Connecticut
/ IS: Michigan, "a; New-Jersey, 20.
REMARKs-But for tho gut Of dead meats IN tho mar
ket falling on Of lasl PeeyG1 from c lTds1 OF ne
cattle would have showed mp prices to-day Ihey
counted upon but butchers did not respond, ~ was an
which have hung IN the saughtcrhOu-es Tor more than
ard are s any d seoni So c " e n the
supplies inauguraed during the past week should con
able. an advance Will probably be established Now
with 1898 fresh, and gu OF Frdnys car lh the y.s
the trade II Is even impossible 20 t'I "ut. butchers
want few good cattle, but thcy don't Ht 10 pay over
ljc per pound for them. True, there Low ana then
sa,as time a lot Of very fair steers would be turned
of AZ isai94c The New.Jerscy Central Road IL
ali right again, and Communilaw stock mostly s
fresh aud s2i stale cattle III the Communpaw yards, few
OF which were iirst-class
The road Is unfortunate In having succession OF
strikes amongs employee so many Of The old brake
have struck for an advance That the stock trains are
The supply of fresh cattle at Weehawken was less head
Including $50 not arrived az noon; but momenIany eh
pccted. There were also go OF frday eate. owners
were expecting 70 sell ont ana called the market
hard one 10 addition to these, there were nine
landed At Observation-Disclosures. but not likely 10 sell before
tomorrow OF Wednesday.
Ds efn pSs ceyed from chicago during tie week Il
sells AT acc n. So much thin mutton selling at very
low prices hurts the sale OF beef Not many OF odnys
cattle went outside OF llsl5c- very many selling
at i-'i SALES OF BrILocKs TO-DAY
AT COMMuSIFAw.
W. Fitch. for J. r. Alexander & Co. 81 Ky feed Texans,
q cwt, II e2ci Also I5t III seers q ey at lSis
g NJ Hagcr had lOl good medium o. steers, g cwt.'
soa ~ sold 30 Mo steers for C. r Reynolds G,
cwt al i2lc and for j. w. swope rough III steers Of
Daley for J. T. Aiaxender lls ILL., steers % cwt at
g. v. Gilett Co., sold a load o. steers, u cwt at
toney & Mcpherson. for A. L. Rouse, 50 H. steers.
cwt al l2c and Ky. cattle uneven, Il cwt, at ia
io " w MeIihanv d cwt at So each;
Texans for Anderson CO. Sw at Us each ana iS'
NJ Beach for j. I. Alexander, lC9 KY cattle q cWt'
q r1rSS run out 1871 ILL., steers Of cwt at lsc
I Bray for J. T. Alexander leo common q cWt. III.
steers st l2al4c. .,,.,,
W f. Dudley. for J. Goodwin 70 Ind steers, u ewt at
O.. y @ Evans had leo Ind. steers. 81 cwt. aud
mon sold IL 24c.. with ear OF . cWt az iSte -
Woodruff Church. for Wood SIMS l7t III steers d
MURRAY Loughman we're selling coarse, u cwt
Miller Morehouse Tor Wood Gillespie CT Ohio steers
OF "A cwt 49, 5c., and IS OF scant ewt at Sl4tc
seige Co sold ~ Kentucky cattle Of "a ewt AT lJa
lfc Indiana steers Of 81 cwt at Be- VAIN car OF
p = CARY run ost III State cattle mostly steers, g
cwt., for l.. II. Shepard, at IL alic go,
f. Hun for Bliss Dimmick' 81 Illinois Steers 7d7t
Sage Chambers 81 for ] A. Riser u cwt State cattle,
H. Hard for G. BOughtOn, 70 Illinois steers OF ei cwt
at i2taI34c.
"MIiCH COWs-There Is little ull in the fresh Cow
trade not all OF the lighter receipts selling STILL good
prices arr obtained for fine fresh COWS, while common
and especially "step.mothers," sell slowly at 80 and
under per head We noticed rather common Cows solo
AT $40 each with 10 good Cows az about so q
them bringing 165. and sl2O the poorest selling at SO
VEAL GAINES. While fat milk calves are scarcs.
and will sen at l2sl5c Y n, common yoals, aud os-
peclay pOOF gas calves sell at lower rates These lat
are only bringing 465c 10. lot OF Quite coarse tObh
calves selling ut 60 with some OF so y AT &C. lot OI
&C poor grassers averaged 81 80 bead sold at wee
hawken; while A. Van Vert mt FOrtieth-st.. averaged
for l25 bead. and McGruw Reid sold 1871 nc Forty
eighst at SIC IL EACH OF them being pretty good
calves; Judd buckingham sold ZIG. at torethsl, oI
sell at l5sl9c. for milk, and Toe fOE calves
! SHEEP AND LAMBs.-fhe receipt Of 1858 ara 1900
less than last week aud st caI8ot report particle
OF improvement, only OwnerS arc holding ON a niue
firmly in the hope Of advance. There wcr0 nearly
6Oo9arriyed for today's market very many " when
3Ic medium at Sc, prime &C. and extras a. Gld7c..
! with lambs at 697tc. AT Coamnnpaw. with about
sold up 10 noon They 65 n thin Ohio sheep few
lambs sold by Bells PdcOck, at &c. n They aver
aged " 30 for 6o1 head, tho variation beng from u 9jc
Kase sold i7l2 head at s. C3 each or &C to &c.
Al Fortieh-s Judd Co sold Igg2 head at S. 37I eash
Asbury IerUh. 10y A. Van Vert, $3.50 head at 81 "A
| each.
from &C. "a 7ic per N. for sheep aud lambs mlxod
At Orty-eightst, j. Kirby sold IL State sheen, n H.
nj dc; I6s Canada lambs few sheep 90 10 at &c; "a
Clliada sheep, 100 10. 7c; 72 State hmbs q NJ Nc l2a
Canada lambs IOl 10 A. 1tc, with IS State do VI ~
Uume & Elliott sold Michigan Hue wool .been "A n
al 51c $50 of 81 10 al &C, and 81 Canadas lig no. M To-
also "a state lames Ga 10 al 10: 1875 Canada sheep aud
stc lis Canddas nj " so Y head: s55 DO 81 So Total
5lti5 averaging ~ q.
&C. co lambs $50 ~ At aud 20 State sheep O7 H. at &c
ncGraw & Rod sold sJJ7 head az s. 500 each
noes have not been uniform. with arrivals OF II 59
for tlo Weck. DIesSoo hfo doenued " ig 4l2ie falling