New-York tribune., 1870-10-11
NEWYORK CATTLE MARKET.


WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Illinols, 1885,; Texas
1850 Ohio, 512; Kentucky, 69; new oIh, oSa N
4s5: West Virginia. 172 Canada ~ New-Jersey' Il; MICH
sRFEIVEsThe total of Gi2o head ia moderate supply
compared with the S,OOCd9OOO head Of former Weeks
ThC tendency strongly upward after the closing last
report only 7s5 head arriving Thursday and 5Si on
FTfdaT By that time the dead meat markets were
scanty supplied and sides had advanced more tnah ic
free arrivals of live stock Sunday, with heavy Dur
chascs and rush for the slaughter houses to see VINO
would be first the market with dressed beef entirely
changed the current Long before daylight TINS morn
ing Washington Market was crowded win DceI rom
animals which were roaming about the yards, or even
coming in the trains, Sunday morning lnthe language
Of dealer, "The market was killed for week, sides
offering more than lc ID lower tha1 on lfuay; inc
strife for first arrivalSon sunday morning was snch lh
live stock advanced fal3c d. but those prices were
hardly sustained to-day The offerings iof tie present
market were l35 at One HunCrei-st, l2O at Wee
hawkcn. and 40 at C0mmunipaw, making 5Gl head, all
told. or course therc were no star Ge, m a1 VI ic
fresh very few odds and ends remained unsOld Monday
neon save single par aney y gte f az u e Sec 'e ne tpP
iGc Door ~ ~ 1Jc scalawag Texans al 9c, aud good
Indian stock at Ilal2lc. The advance was much more
on these tha4 on l9t edie; 80 iS oV1r0. f
AZ One-andredtlst the interest was divided between
the trading cattle aud discussing The future ol the
market in the present grounds have been sold, a.
reported. to a Crystal Palace Company for perpetual
W5ild's Fir II the bargain is actually cuuslunmaed,
we doubt not that the present propretors ilhaye other
! ,Sri. In ,,'a adinces before they vac ate thc.c
TIC drovc- the present market were owned, - ears
by j. T. & G.. ID. Alexander Co., II by 5. Schu,er; II
by Coon Thompson; By T. ellis; each by Hcdcy 4
CO. and Bright G Fagan each by Merritt BurrEard,
A Mann and goldsmith d Co. by Cuycr q CO, and II
cars Harlem local stock Three cars were brought iron
The Alexander cattle were mostly Of good quality, 123
! fed the home farm of j. T. Alexander being IN fine
flesh, u cwt and sold ly W. Fitch assisted by G.. ID.
Alexander at lls 0lGsc The same parties sqd us prime
Kentucky grades at l4dlGsc. on cwt and 80 Illinois,
| 6! cwt.. al about ljc., average
Beach Bray handled 2Ji oi the Illinois steers, cwt,
ifnIs9c 5fmE at li~l'' anu % '>'HU'AS ''' . '" al
", Thompson for himself aud Coon, o. good Kentucky
steers scant u ewt at l4t 4l5lc s Indiana, z cwt,
ql5!c and 81 Indiana cattle for Goldsmith Co., at
feaey Go. sold their 81 thinnish g. cwt Illinois steers
Merritt q Burchard run ont IT state cattle y cwt at
14al5ic aud CA Illinois, cOarssh but fat strong u cwt,
Brgbt q Pagan had mixed lot of i2 steers viz "a
Kentucky OF 6! cw sold at l4lc; u Canadians, at l2lc
on a5. cwt; 6S Cherokecs, cwt. and decent, at uc
| with Is State steers, cwt., at l3c.
L. G. Eastman, for A. Manu. 70 Old-fashOned Il cwt
Illinois steers, good flesh, at i5alGc.
g. Ayrau in with s. little 81 cW steers from his
Pougkeepsie farm, which he sold at l3c. These
relation 10 the Christmas cattle he has feeding.
T. ellis out his III Illinois steers OF "A ewt at 15c
c. 3 Glover secured "A of them, which he reailed at
g. b. Richardson had % little Canada 81 cwt. steers
r. wheeler sold 80 Dntehess County, n. " steers and
j. H. Williams had 81 Illinois steers q cwt, sold at IS
j. &. Hoag ont 40 local cattle, O. al cwt l3ai5c
ID. McElwee sold his car load fair 5a4 cwt Dutchess
| County steers, at abOni sos average per head.
At Weehaken we notice one great Improvement. and
that Is running two boats the ferry There is plenty
ward books showed 40 for ~ Morris Il for l. waxe
l3 L. Mccartney, II for GUn d Ulery, for Wood
d Gillespie, 6 each for Wood Bros. and o. B Dlnmck
4 for Miller MOrehOusc, with single loads OF
Tohey 8 sons sold 12 Texan sRippers for ~ Morris at
9c. cwt. 20 Illinois steers cwt, at tIc., and "a
of 81 cwt. AZ ljc.
PMcCancy run out p of his Chcrokecs. cwt AT $i5
each 3S Ohio steers, q! cwL, at 90, and l5J Illinois
evil, at u 1l5ac.
cwf - iGc. aud no Illinois steers Of G. cwt at I3
l6iC.
s,gel & Meyers, for y. Norris lSJ Illinois cattle, 81
cwt. at iJi aisle. and lOi Texans. cwt, at I2c.
s Ulery I fat Kentucky cattle il Glc gu "A
cwt.
j. Geary for wood Bros. IC2 Illinois steers n cwt
who,slicd 10 j. ii. Williams, at Lc. and afterwards
tailed a. Iji no.
Morris. srljag them at l2.r He also sold a fancy pair
Stf, -feer, n. Goodman, ~ rwt, net each u ne
Church Bliss ior u. W briaiohon S5 Indiana steers
T.. evil, at lic.
Micr aorbuusc sold their single ear o c,gt Indiana
.f...f. If ~. aud g. Ohio cattle I'd cAt AT l50lCc
l. Wa.xrl 90 Work uIon Io- Texans, a cwt, selling
rru at ne nud 10 flun. cattle ~ Iilc on "a cwf
r. -uuucs. fOy " Nori, ~. Indiana stc,r-. g. cWf,
nu "a cwt.
Ili sold ~ 4 for g.. y. Dinmi,l 8. cwt at Sog
,lc... and - Indiana rlfti 90 cHt.. 90 IGr.
al Cuiumuupaw frw uNn - we've represented viz.
Cuu, & MrFltI-Du, with d. tus. j.. " GiIctt & CO.,
rirr Kcuaus Co aId Icdg5& Taylor, cars each;
j. Is. HuntcI, clTf.
r. " Gc.t tunod over ~ CheTqLecst 10 H. cher,
81 cwt, az IIc.
no GOOD cWf Ohio cattle at IGC III HIrguiJ cattle