New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-08

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PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY.
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f '1 cS S5 xS1 hp sGsers oisn and SH
1so5 or GS. s,' S,S Of Ssa. to-day .a,d
hIleme range OF prices ron rom sis
SEyRS rIIE cattle ARE FRoM-illinois. 1891 Mis-
SCUM. Kentucky lI9; New-Nork, ld7l canada ~
Ohio "a; Texas, 473; Pennsylvania, IS; Michigan 50;
RESAgKs-Recepts Of beef cattle have been much
larger than they were at TINS time iast year Inc IA
teic. higher last year For the week ending 10,
night have 63 head or COO less than last week. and
str prices iaic. lower, beside allowing for poorer
quality which apparently makes deellne-looBng az
fresh aud ~ state one-hundrcdthst last We'd
nesday when the market was very dull the commence
OF being ensiby felt by droyers
Very few. fine cattle were on sale, and they
hoarly held their OVID, but the stock
s worse on Friday with i5S cattle spread over three
markets vide apart They could only be sold by con.
head FOR todays trade there is very little If any, im-
proyement Friday. steady snOwstorm nJuriDg In
fear Of blocking mp the roads and cutting off the supply
Gun there meat enough on hand 10 stand something OF
The snow which nearly melted as il fell
Trade opened COmmuuipaw with ~ cars. containing
c. ana gOod SHOW Oi butchers; but they were
lneh9ed to crowd down our prices The quality
Win a lew tat cattle, out nothing extra ;
eV ioi' was the top price, save one superior pair at
over ne Very good cattle bought at lGc, fair 40
lc aud drove OF 6 cwt seers decent too 500 EACH
was only lac. But for the AexanGcrs there have
Deen poor show OF stock Those enterprslng drovers
gave US 81 beeves to-day. and for the week Trade
upon the whole, rather slow prices not as good
a. they we're one week ago, but better than Friday
! Nearly al. the stock was sold.
SAILS OF BULLOCKs TO-DAY
| AT COMMCSIrAw.
Fitch for j. I. Alexander Co.. 3ll Illinois steers
tc~t al u &c; SO fat Illinois cattle, cwt, at I4UlG5c;
County who had previously gwen some very nne
FLOCK such cattle today ana ont al Is
9l6t On q cWt, r. LOwre taking % VI cwt strong
~ hr = also sold "a thinnsh Missouri cattle Of q cwt.
BRAY NOrthrop for Beach BRAY, % Illinois steers,
owt al II lCc, and Ga Illinois cattle, for Alexander
Coley Mcpherson had 2jl Illinois steers uneven, Ga
heNt, sod At DolGc.-One extra pair at l7ic.-and II
sy Pennsylvania cattle, for h. MsSelmaD at UlC.c
49,. portion Of the 81 cars at weehawken arrived late and
L osneh' OF rather butchers, slow IN getting 10
p,k nOt were they likely 70 get through by nighfa
tOs cattle selling at liic the scales 10 per cwt,
some heavier but coarse lots at l3ic.. the best al
tahy remnants. II not some fuA drOyes until
About half Of thes5 cars at One Huudredthst were sold
h.siaay but scarcely any butchers yIsed thoTo this
lIs In view OF the lighter Of stOck-a great fall.
: ~ on In sheep-Owners are some what hopeful for
'Ssasssday's market
,ssnaIay for J. r. Alexander Co. Isl Illinois steers.
a., Dalbey for A. Casterain "a uneven. Gao cwt Ohio
oT Al ltdl6c; III Illinois cattle for +. NyckOh, ca al
Csss.G tsGIec and 81 Illinois steers for Alexander d
p ses Wallace, for Col Weaver, rs heavy Berks Co.,
BVe,.is, s.aol cwt, at 4aiee
edefS SOLO ~ missouri steers fOr j. T. Aexan
'gsieV ewt, at I5e; and 70 Illinois steers cWt.. at
- Wv IL, AT wEEHAuKRS
Mn hood had 81 H. steers, a cwt., sold at l4dlCc
ailIs" CLUBHOUSE run out " H. steers q c"I' at