New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.
For THE WEEK ESDEG MONDAY, Nay 2, 100
B,Sss sss css" yss s. Sheep ms nn4 I'"1+ ss99 ssi
These were sold at the following market ettpaces:
Beeye. Gov. Veal. 'li.s i-lsss sria.
ssfaStse GSSd1si's,l Drove Yi:sa "a 90 - -:
fsf:s5ty fss;fl.i s,sStiis;'. %1si o. e rs s ~ ~:
4 ttssnssf51. Ss sdia:n'':;.,: 10 =: il
S'i !: S:S:;; 81: E -; sii 3 s Sc. IS
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY. ,--,
Prime E,fa BaloeA'
sU fa ofoSSo fSo hn ia ea sioer Oxen and
@ IPodor Or GSsst g.ae =; ,ps q ;c; estimated "a
Extreme rlnge prices from ~
WHERE 1S" TaE 81 ne cSfTs s,1 M HRE FRo-no 5 Ohio
S77; Texas, 85l Missouri 339 Iowa 49, Kentaesy @j
BEEVEsIM Negotiations looking % the union ei tho
yards west the river still pending but Wnat mo
combinaton At present the Erie Road leads in the cat
tie ne bringing over 500 head a9Iing tle WCsn or, ~
rOvr indeed the ma1agers t9dd 9f the II oad owe Ss
boat daily from the weehaTke9 Yards , 10 IA, se
divert stock from the Albany route. ~
For to-days market we had IS cars at Weehawken %
making total Of B. 4 head sale. These full receipts,
completing 6e6s for the week. or gain OF 2oO over ne
cline of about le y ID Is nOtedtc. some droyes In
point of quality have quite number OF really good,
went above 17c Some lots were taken at that price,
which good as those which sold at Ac g. SnT
and the few bulls offering being either In good hesh or
fat. Few sales went outside Of l5di7c. ,-.
The I511 head at Weehawken were owned by nne parN
ties one shipper Mr. MCTFis contributing go nead To-
eeS f1s nsinG tbe TeaF sales we're as follows
Tofey Sons for n. Morris, $50 III steers q c"t az
&c., and Texans for Nichols Adams "a cwt a gc'
II. Eurd had 90 Ill steers y cX run 3nt at
Waiel sold his 81 fair ewt Illinois Tatte at @ it iV;
D. Post, for Wood and Gillespie li9 Texan seers' ea
cwt., at l5a 115ie; - ,r..,. oo..,o -, orr. o..
s. Uery sold 90 of the wood& Gillespie Illinois steers,
W. T. Dudley run out Ia Illinois steers for N. Morris a,
15s d16c on 6tG63 ewt. ~ ,,.
p MeCaey sold his 1is Illinois steers, "a cwt and fat'
Miller Morehouse, for W. " Wood, 90 Texans ci cwt,
E. Hurd, for c. Wldrlck, ls Illinois cattle, 6. cwt at
W. seigel for Wood & Gillespie, l5l Illinois seers,G
dG3 cwt at l6c, and G2 prime = ewt oseves az &c.
to-day much divided up s parties being rep
resented as the owners There were quite good many
sied cattle among then Sales are given as follows,
W Thompson, for j. Muha 90 Missouri steers strong
q cwt, at l6c GA do same weight at l6alGc and "a
Illinois cattle for j. Green, 2 9yty ct lc9lGse;
| steers, II cwt., aud retaied at 1Ga1GIc.
Culver Co. had 90 prime Z. cwt. Illinois steers sod at
r. c. Eastman, for Bedford Kennedy 40 choice Ken
eef y or s. Honcg az Similar la weh asG Sd0a AZ ae
j. H. Williams sold CO Of his own u cwt Illinois steers
l7c and for g Johnson fat "a cw at i5dl7c.
Healey & Co. hadlS Illinois steers Of cw sold at lCc,
and 53 prime cwt Illinois steers, Tor feoIaans Co.. al
IT, Wcsthemer for l. waixel 81 Illinois steers, q cwt,
f. Loughman had Is fat Illinois steers, brought from
Weehawken, q cwt., sold at lG} lCsc.
s. SchIser his 345 Illinois catte-abOut half ot
them still,fed1he whole 4 Gwt at l6c. 9yeTaee. craze
steers, Of c. cwt., sold at I5i a Ice.
Merritt & Burchard their 1856 Iowa stccra, az 20
d17c on strong cwt and 81 for s. Johnson . cwt, Iii
G. W Martin for wheaton, IA Illinois steers - oVt,
The iO2l Communipaw cattle were held by six parties
the Aexanders owning G23 OF them, completing O6l by
W. Fitch for the AIexanders, 50 fat llino5 81 era -
at same price; Is . Illinois SI5e,
and % light Kansas steers, q cEt;; at l6SlGe
cw Illinois steers, sold at l5 a17c and ia hssou and
Kentucky fat cattle, for p. kemans, at l6Gilc on y
Beach & Bray, for J. T. Alexander Co., 80 Illinois
stlfed cattle u ewt ana the same nunlOeu eoihydGh
cwt at l6Gl7c, with "a OF 7cwt, only medium at lc~
b. W. Gilet Co. run fair cwt. Indiana steers,
j. Daley sold IS illinois sfed u cwt steers, for ].
B. Westheimer 81 lat Ohio sti-fed steers fol-
Brown d Co., at l6Gl7c. on TSCYt.
Murray sold SO OF the Alexander cattle, sthEfcd,l
lew cwt Ky. bulls were sold at 1ltc.
or downward inclination of the market rather ends
toward a slower fresh COW trade lot OF state cows
VEAL CALvES-With just about the receipts q the
previous week. there is very little change IN prices ave
are now sent in so p9or that they % |ii lIt Stles &c
nstanced TO show how the market runs viz: ~ ESe 6
Otis, Washington Market 62 state caves Iat io @ at9
a s9 & and III N5 s. s az sc a! Sussex County
100 No AT &c. 3s OF ID at &C., and OF i0 u ~ c also
% Bucks County, Pa 40 b nj lOc ana IL OF l5o aI ei
with small number, very line, 3t lOlc.
At Fortyeighthst Hume q Elliott sold OF l2o 70 at
7c: 7s of 1894 at Sc l6 Of l2iG3l AZ S4c; ana - OF
l37 d az 9c. Total, 500, averaging $40 IS each. ~
McGraw Reid sold II OF l39 at 7ic, ard 10 ot ~
at 7jc Some of these grass orbuermiik calves.
j. Kirby sold Isl calves at $40 2l each -. 49,, ~.
Judd Buckingham, at Weeha"ken' SOFA o9 caves a'
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Arrlvals OF 1881 show gain
,o,t Though rather slow, until to-day,
when 20 cars fresh and cars OF sta IOeA saVu to
% % MI ~ uer n sheared stock sellinga 81 O7c WITT
n v s f, at Tlc lot OF choice eeGlco 10 sheen mght
Ney " q The bulk Of the stock selling at q54c. Fes
range IRON % 10 2Sc. this MONTH -,
AZ Communlpaw, with ~ ears fresh, and cars stae
stock j. n Pdeock sold, ali Ohio sheared 100 he@d 5t
$50 cns n TO- Mt Gic, and s6 head IN small lots l,aeu
ont at So. Total for week SSi2 ~ 6aSte OF s. e"i
being about Zoe. less than the previous week Aiso io
r. Bells sold ssi thin 7i s, Ohio sheep. at 5c ?n Of
sS d. at ;e and p anG "a D. 9;6 s6 ne sheen q y ~ ec
40 OF ;7igsS ut Tic aud % wool sheep 50 n ~ sc
Also, common to fair 4a rs Ohio lambs t ~ i ~ S,sn
seys 40 ID, at l3c aud 36 OF - at iie, do,, ~ S y,
at i gT,c or s5 40 each being l9c below the
the previous week. Also of jersey Ia l h -, :, 81 ~
in's SO head mt ia sc 6 80 per hs"d, nS.S 81 -
les man The former weeks average oi course AIMS
"i 9etIae & isI With ears to-day, Hume Elicit
ia Ohio Sheep s0Gl 10, at 1tc $50 oi t,a 10 - -;
aTJ A. STATE wool sheep, e. %, az Sc Total S.h - S'A
each or GIc less than tie previous NorA -l tsoofa
n hu ~ qsc aud "a of Ss i 5lc. Total le9 itsS-o
each showing decline OF sJc Tor the SvSA w. , a. =,
AZ Fortieti-st Asbury * Leeeh so'u '-A H''''
rhcre were cars arrived at weehawSen WEE HS'S
& RucEnglam sold 9l9 Ohio, "A. 10, al e.cp an" - VI
az S tS.HI so Es road gives notice that hos WI N