New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14

WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Illnois, $500 ohio,
5s5 Texas 46s; Missouri 2O; Kentucky, 255; Indiana,
GENERAL REMARKs-The threatened railroad war has
broken and promises to be herce though OF It's length
we cannot guess As yet only the Erie and New York
Central with its Hudson River terminus, have entered
into the contest but the Pennsylvania and NeW-Jefscy
Central will have Ia step IN or be counted out OF the ear
rying trade While bills over the Erie road show SIS per
ear Buffalo to Weehawken, and tho SewIOrk Gem
trail $40 to Onehundredthst, be they cattle sheep or
hogs. drovers will hardly pay Sos per from Puts
burgh here the Southern route Already the Alex
anders have arranged TO go via the Northern route ana
while sheep men teegraphed To buy stock
Pittsburgh until the rates reduced ii will la
impossible with this disparity, TO successfully compete
BEEVEs"A total OF s25s head-the largest since last
October-shows the effect of cheap reigh and the strife
of the roads for the carrying trade, together with tls
Central roads fairly pted against each other,
and Greek has met Greek outsiders, and especially
hope that it will take an fight it those
lines, giving cheap beef in the time There were
1902 cattle sale today96 at Weehawken and the
at Onehundredth St, with Is cars at Commnipaw-
With this number and the prospect OF nee receipts for
of last week The decline on fine bullocks was &c. 70.
while thin fell lc and some sales were made sun iurtaes
different yards, beginning
AT Observation-Disclosures.
where the l626 cattle considerably mixed were
consigned under the following owners, Wiz 20 for
Coon, Mulha, Thompson schuster CO.. 10 carr each tn
Eisner Rosenthal and srahan & Co.. scars t. He ey
q Co.. TO Patterson Co.. cars each TO Merritt "a
Burchard and Burns; ears to r. Loughman; 4eaTs
each TO j. H. Williams and Culver Co., and cars ~
Bedford q Kennedy. There few fine Z! as cwt.
steers sold at ltc and some Texans which would Ros
poor went slowly. The Association" cattle Of CoOnI
Thompson, schuster, and several Co.'S sold, %
prime Kentucky grades of leql7ic; Illinois
steers 6d7a cwt, at lG and lol Illinois o c"t al
l5Ac. The 90 Texans were holding at about lJc.
Heaey Co, out their 1856 ILL., stl-fed steers, l,6e
EsDer. RoseHtal Hughes sold 1855 coarse but olerably
fat cwt. Mo. steers and oxen at l5dl6.c.
Loughman Thompson, Culver & Co sold 10 very ina
Ohio grades OF the Hays feeding the best cattle
yarded here for some weeks q cw and run out at Ia
l7tc tops scaled a. latter price 20 per e%t oo q,
Merritt Burchard sold los ILL., steers, owt, at an av-
H. westheimer for Patterson Co. 1876 H. cattle at Is
Culver & Co run out their we'll fed u cwt. H. steers
j. H. Williams had 60 ILL., steers, vergng into oxen "a
cwt sold at 1Gc, and 40 common It eWt Ind CATTLE for
NJ. Burns, at 49, Gl6ie. .,.,,.,.
The stock registered: SO TO that star Of tho
magnitude, n. Morris making him 1895 head during
Co. each to p McCaffrcy and Wa2ei ears to NJ b.
Doty, and s. Ulery Trade rather slow part
the cattle quite thin and while few reached l7c
the Texan tails with little meat between head and tal
sold H. steers 81 cwt at i5e6c l2e weight At
l5c, and 81 Texans 200 gross at lOe 81 ID per cw OF
ssc and 70 at I5al5ic on 81 cwt Tofey Sous sold
of cwt at I4tc and 40 dry cows 81 cwt al l2sNlSc.
r. Rsdfy pnn s Sat n S SoSd Gillespie Sold
60 Of 81 cwt by g Ulery I6a7c 20 by r. F. Cary, 1t
p McCafrey sold his 1874 Illinois steers 6a7i cwt, at
40 d Barnes for NJ b. Doty Al Indiana cattle at l5c
9. cwt and 81 Kentucky steers, II cwt., al Ice
sege Meyers, for c. Kahn Co.. Isl OHIO stiers, Ct
cwt., at alec
ID. Post sold % ONO steers 1Or W. v hoOu
cwt.
l. waxel had 1873 Illinois sold at loc. II cw
E. Hurd, for o. b. Dmnlck 50 Texans, @ cwt, at IL
al6e.
AT CoMNUSIPAw
The chief talk what would be left after Alexand-
ers cattle with w. Fitch Beach Il Bray, and perhaps
others should leave. The idea appears TO be that new
COney & Mcpherson, Glett q Co, &c, LETT that II
freghts made the same as on the other roads Inc
stock OF to-day was mostly Alexanders W. ~ ears%h
for Coney Mcpherson, 0 for Is. W Gllett Coy
and cars for W. Kelley. Among the Alexander eatt1
very fine animals, SUCH as II mead, " c"t
sold 10 T. Lawrie at $40 each or lsc by W ftch, wo
scales l7tc 60 per cwt.; 90 fat ILL., steers, cwt AZ
l6tGI7tc and 81 steers Of g cwt at lS6ltc Beach
Bray sold 1872 Ill cattle, u cwt tat at 100 lc anu O VI
and Ct owt at 60l6tc. j. Dabey sold ~ at ltGlfe oh
q cwt m -
Coney & Mcpherson sold their 1888 Illinois steers, o
cwt, at l6dl7c. INA
b. w Gillett had 81 Ohio steers, 81 ewt sold at Bi@
Ice; and 81 Illinois, It az cwt. at l5t dlofc. .,,o
Trade very good at these yards, the hne eatte
helping along and prices were not very much lower tna
last week.
Mich COws-The supply is larger at a time when
small number would satisfy all wants. Trade IL DUH ana
common hard things 10 get rid or quite
number have been sold at $50 each, with very Few
500, and at $40. At observation-disclosures, d. Dayton
sold Is at $50 500 head while IL were sou
L. McCabe III Chamberas, at an average oil 40 e"ch'
common ones going at so per head a.,
VEAL CALNES-There Is scarcely room 10 aHer ING
sgures remarks OF last week Buttermilk gx,ss ana
fed calves sell at ordinary TO fair mix caves AZ
De-, and good 10 prime nj 9!dlec with Few choloo
Jerseys at l0Acnye OF l6S AZ lie The following sS
ART reported: - . -,.
At Washington Market by Eye OTIS % Jersey calves
lao 10 at l0c Of l35 10, l0c Is state $50 ID iW Iie
sie ~ do. &C.. and "a at 7S7ie. T NJ Graves A. G" 80