New-York tribune., 1870-10-04
RECEIPTs

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WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM-1lllnols, 1858 Texas,
1899 Ohio. 567; Kentucky 779; New-IoTk 5s5 Indiana
54 West Virginia. lG3 Iowa, le New-JerSey So' Mich
'BIEVEs-After an average Of 900 cattle FOR five
weeks in succession, we now nave htte leul, tht ar
rivals for the week Just ended being only tsg7 Even
this would have been called very large mber durne
ears al one hnndredthst., 81 at KEN and l3 at
Communipaw, making 4ls5 fresh cattle; besides aDou,
statesmen had counted upon an improved mrhet o"uS
10 thc lighter rum and they would probably have had IL
Int for rainy day Butchers purchase more freely IN
cloai @ & ,i,a;r tef i9ngeT after saugbtoring Even
now. with disposition 10 meet Their views they
staieS stocF Holders who purchased their droves
ON the way, and got them very much lower than
the previous week, willing 10 reduce the hglres
tf here and 50 managed 20 sell a good many cattle
W. noticed several Western droyers in market with their
stock who seldom here, preferring 10 sell out on
The wav; but with no offers they at least have the con
atio of knowing that they have made no losses from
having refused price at Buffalo, Albany, or else
where. Not 50 with one drove OF cattle
week in Buffalo, and bought IN Albany by
the M ISgal sag 9roycr ured mp their losses from the
West at SlOaSl per head They will insist upon
e run ont or held back for better prices Barely l6
ears including Cherokees were IN the pens to-day and
Was no very great change prices from this day week,
the prime cattle which were not plenty settling al l6c
lust few OF the top LAYER az lotc ana the INN lots
scarcely went below sHgc some bulls at Ste 2 n,
live weight. on medium dIoycs there was decline.
such cattle butchers paid l5dl5c Tor one week ago.
sold at III al4tcp some pretty iat i3ts turning
out at lic. on the scales. Another thing
favored the butcher, and that was the lower
estimate Of weights many Of the cattle
with beef selling better to-day and all the stale lots ot
1--we stock sold of, and reasonable prospect o cooler
weather. there Is some hope for the drovers they don't
rush in too strong. II Would t an Easy matter 10 upset
inrroved calculations. With the season of frOsts ap
tr6gchinc when state and other cattle will be in to
avoid feeding, plentiful supply OF stock may reason
ably be expected though perhaps not the gut OF former
At One-hundredt!-st find as the principal contrbu-
tors Of to-day, }. T. Alexander co, with bg cars
and p d. YeoInans, 6 ears each W Olendof,
Merritt & Burchard aud j. :. Jacoby, cars each T.
ellis and Bright Pagan. cars each Harlem local,
cars and several other scattering lots.
The Alexander cattle sold: ll half Fat, Kentucky
1Inn steers nj l8 l6c 45 Others g cwt at l3Gl5tc
ana IOl OF q AT l9c. Beach Bray sold l5 Kentucky
Bright Pagan out 50 Illinois steers, for W H. Alex
ander, o; cwt, at l5dl ,-,,--
gross AZ l2ic, Sc n per cwt 81 Illinois, cwt., at HE,
IS b. per cWt and g. Indiana u cwt, at l32c These last
yious week in Buffalo.
I I& D. Tai1e for ". Onendor Iowa hOppers cvt,
T. ellis had decent Cherokees n; sold at s3c,
The John Moss drove Of l2s good Ohio cattle scan "A
cwt was sold by Teed, Wheeler Culver, at l6c
age. Tie parties sold "a Of W. ". Minchel's Ohio
j. H. Williams sold "a pretty good strong cwt. Ohio
steers for W. W. Mmchell at 13di5ac.
T. C. Eastman for ]. :. Jaeoby ~ Kentucky steers u
cwt coarssh but fat at Is ec and 50 Of his own cattle
nom same state, at l2tc on s. cwt.
Mcrrit8 Burchard ran out their l29 tidy 6, cwt Hi
pois steers at Bale, 81 and 81 n per cwt.
Bright Pagan had II Illinois steers, 81 cwt sold at
l3tc and state bulls at so each, SIC per n live
weight.
W Thompson, for NJ Kendall, 6S Kentucky cattle,
pretty good flesh scant cwt at 3t dl5c 1856 Illinois
steers r. D. YeOmans IS OF them scant IT cwt., at
IS.c and 53 OF 6. cw al II, d3c., and a. Kentucky
cattle for Hord Dixon 4 Co, Il cwt.. at II; a14tc
= sherman sold d ear Duehess County steers, 81 cwt,
al so6 each.
D. McElwee, for farmers, State mixed cattle at ga
At weehawken, n. Morris had IA cars; Gof & Ulery,
and Wood Gillespie 10 ears each; o. B. Dmmick,
cars :. Sims, cars; j. Ysplea and NJ b. Doty, carr
| each; H. VI. Bliss, cars.
OF the Morris cattle. seigel Meyers sold Illinois,
"a cwt at l2di3c. w. +. Dudley sold 20 Illinois, 6t cwt
nj l3c; Taiiey Sons, "a Texans, at &C., GU 81 cwL
s. Uery ran out l6o prime "a cwt Kentucky grades at
p F. Oary. for Wood Gillespie. i14 Illinois steers. 81
| cwt, at l3al4c.
E. Hrd, for o. b Dimmick i6O Illinois steers of cwt
Hnrd Mccartney for Sims li2 Illinois steers at In
l4c on II cvt Also, "a Ohio cattle for NJ Il. Doty Of
| cwt, at l2c
Westheimer Hughes, for J. Yaples IS Illinois steers
ca cwt l3ic.; and 81 Of 81 3tc for j. Ader.
Miller MOrehOuse for q. Black, 50 Indiana cattle CT
d6 cvt at 5Gic and ~ Of 81 cwt at s per head. for
| ID. u. Garwood
Co., at 12ic. on 6t cwt
| At Cornnunipsw, S. W. Aneyton had cars Texans 10
kill; j. Juyena cars Ohio, BY Gillet Co., n Ilaltc
| on "a cwt; NJ c. Maholm carr Ohio, by Ooney Nc
Pherson Ct swt at l2alte T. Rose single car Ohio =
I9al3c 81 cvt The stale cattle e1eeeed tho frosh
4 head 1ele a. hv