New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-21
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY.


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WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoN.-Illnois, 5,i5l; Ohio.
CS3 Kentucky, 746 Missouri, 2S5; Indiana, 2j0 Texas,
BEEvEsNTRough fewer than one week ago 'le re-
ceipts still very large, and taking those he'd over.
in p n for the Week. Were it not that the qaiity IA
better now the decline would be fully ic Several droyes
of very line cattle were in the yards to-day and "a
butchers could get buocks at the price Of Ian ones
week ago. the latter went begging or rather did nos
90 at all Several hundred were likely 10 hold over
The announcement that j. I. Alexander q CO. cattle
were TO be at One hundredthst to-day, with limitations
that jolly time was intended TO celebrate Tie event,
took the crowd OF buyers To these Yards where
found 93 fresh and Is stale cattle kept for tbs
OCCASION making 1878 head on sale There were several
No. droves among them, with nothing very mean.
The rates varied from IA to 7e with very few extra az
nearly all the stock sold Its paternity J. T.
Alexander CO.. 90 cars; Thompson, schnster q Co, .
aud Merritt, Burchard Valentine, cars each; W. S,
The Lie Alexander steers were considerably divided
up W. Fitch, usual taking the lions share, ling y
very good Kentucky grades laid at $40 b. at II
Illinois cattle, good a eWt az l5t Is eNtri c"t
to c. Gwyer al l7c GO 10 cwt; 22i OF Strong e ,vt n
i6@l6ae, and Y light thin cattle cwt, at l4c'
Illinois steers, selling GA common q cwt cattle nc lac
u ewt at 49, l6tc and III common, cwt at disc.
R Murray completed the Alexander cattle selling "a Of
Culver & Co. sold IS ordinary to good cwt. Kentucky
cattle for L. Bills, at lis dlGlc.
T. c. Eastman had extra fine 91 cwt Ohio steers
sold at l6i d17c., SO and co cwt and IS choice ny
grades, fed by Hughes, 81 cwt., sold al 16sdlic
Ohio steers, at 15s al7c IT TO j. Janzen at l7c 50
cwt; and 40 Ohio cattle u cwt and good csb, 100
at l7c and, with H. NJ Valentine 6G very good u cwt
c. s. Glover bought 9S far7 cwt ILL., steers the yards
and sold them again at l5dl6
At Communipaw with Sc oil fresh cattle sale
and trade dull in consequence. The fresh stock wa
held, SO cars by Coney Mcpherson, and % by "
MCPHERSON 60 fine 81 cwt. Ohio grades. fed by W. Ma
holm in Licking Co.. 40 OF them at ne, SO per cwt, aud
20 at l5 d16sc 2O9 ILL., steers II ewt at lt GtAc 6l do
% cwt at IA! dl6c 63 common 8. cwt, at G5le 10, "a
6l ewt., at l4fc, and 90 of cwt., at lac.
Il. Westhemer was selling 147 fair 81 cwt., Ulinou
steers, for S. W, Allerton d Co., at 15c.
g. W. MeMahan had III OF the Alerton g cwt, Illinois
J. Dalbey for $ W. Allerton & Co.. 100 fair, q ewt,
Illinois steers at IA l6c 70 STALE cwt, Ohio cattle al
l4c.. and % at l50l6c. ON n cwt.
There were 70 ears, Il7 cattle, at weehawken, with
moderate show Of buyers. Prices varied from l2l 10
MICH COWS-The continued decline in cattle would
naturally weaken the market TINS IL just about
neutralized by dry weather in the country. which
qures more cows 70 keep up the stipulated amount OF
term, a larger amount OF milk Is consumed IN various
ways Cows vary from $50 to 500 each with two extras
sold AZ s2G Per fr head so "a lot OF Il averaged 10 eeh
VEAL CALyEs-The demand continues fair but hardly
as brisk as 1t was one week ago still line ealycs-~hich
are not penty-wi sell at Ios Gle y ~ bot OF %
state calves common loI D. BROUGHT &C. q sntternlk
Onehundredthst d. Dayton sold lsi calves at eSIc. v
SHEEP AND LASIBs-The 30 I6i head received shows
falling of OF rising during the week There per-
below ic with ordinary at Sc fair Ia good AZ $40
and prime to choice at g ATE Occas onay two
dozen Sheep selected from load az S but
taking few 81 the best lessons the value Of the
rest much that high prices charged where pick
Is allowed. There were ears to day ~ Weelawken aud
each at Forty eighthst and Colnmnnpaw, beside
a few ear loads held from saturday.
At Communpaw very few sales were made to-day, via;
by j. N PdcOck 2 Ohio sheep retaed In lots OF i6eS,
averaging s. %, AT c and Is selected So n, ut kase
Co. sold 81 Jersey ambs IS ~ at Isle, anu ~ Of 81 y,
AT he For the week they sold $40 sheep at Ss0c. p,
IS - head. Also. partly at Chamberlns LIS Jer-
sey lambs, nj l2s dl5c or q IS each.
j. n. Pidcock sold 1853 sheep et 4lasc No. or u co.
head, with 1870 lambs at Is dl3sc., averaging - CO. -.
r. Bells sold l,is2 sheep at Hd1c, or " II each' a'"
l02 lambs at 1874 iSAc., averaging rs ~ per hcau =,
Al FOrteth-st. Asbury & Lerch sold, for the week.
sheep at 81 u each, with 80 to-day II %, nj Sc
At Forty glth-st, Hume Elliott sold 90 ONO sheep.
rs NJ at 6tc i05 In mnny small cts % %, at ie ana -
lambs 81 h, az l2ic Total, S,6ie head az = VI earh,
j. Kirby sold 81 Illinois sheep atei @ose'
and for the week 2,403 NJ - is head.
AZ Chamberlins John Cornell sold $50 Jersey iamfeS
IS 10, at Isle. -
Rnnyon Apologize sold 40 at l9c % at lSe; is1 at
l3Sc., and SO ut I4c
A. Bristol sold 1888 ut lste; "a at le, and 20 at fle
SWINEThe total OF 259 hogs Just about cg"nT no
receipts of tho previous week There were i"r to,v.