New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-07

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The general average Of the market to-day estimated a Ie0
Extreme Of prices from ais
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoN.-Ilinos, 1921 4. Xas,
SS6 Ohio, 1853 Missouri So; Canada, 81; NewYoI n.
BEEVES-After the close one week ago, with not
enough cattle TO supply the demand, there l,G45
them the hardest kind OF Texans Al the Gooi cattle
sold, but scarcely up to the rates of Monday. The
wild breed were hard to sell and though bought ~ what
eomed very low rates in Chicago about &c. per i've,
weight would scarcely sell for that much hcr,. one
the best Sold the cattle the butcher who tourlt
them. The market OF to-day very strong. fact
We have had no higher market this season Tie oh rings
VI ears at Communipaw 81 at one hundred h-st.
latter place, but break the Erie Road AT Port JcTis
detained them. Only one drove, or 100 Texans, were
sold l3d1fc. As the weather grows -ubst-
Ges for beef come more INTO market IXan and oher
nois, with nothing 10 speak OF from this state The
the best Illinois grades, very many catl, selling
ut 7al7tc. aud nothing good below I64c. Prices
really 4G3c higher than they we're this day butch
weight into account. II took but few hours clear to.
Isle. for ordinary TO good sides.
The Communipaw market was animated. and only the
early birds got any worms save 100 rather thin IL
the quality was fair TO very good, and though l7i Is tho
top price quoted there were quite good many cattle
which, If singled out and sold on their merits u com
parison with Others would have brought ISc tn, q
were owned % by J. T. Alexander - by Coney Il Me
Phcrson 6by W. W. Mcllhany Gexans), by GrecnWa'dt
& Kahn, and cars by Is. W. Glllett & Co., making lt3
head for today, and 2,OS9 for the week.
The 1899 III. steers forwarded by J. T. Alexander with
those sent in 10y him on Friday made 4 for the week
much cut up to-day, and sold follows, beginning with W.
Fitch who run out l57 little fellows q cwt, at l5c ls9
9sS 10 still better q cwt to P Laae at SIS zach 3
ofn cwt, very fine at ll5e and s. stlers at
i7lc of cwt, at 60l7c; ald 90 stuffed, c~t. at
l6al75c X Murray out As Of cw, at l50eic. and
60 stiiers u cw at IS 6sc j. Dabey finished with "A
stilers 81 ew at lc and 70 grass cattle AT lt@le
Coney & Mcpherson, beside selling their own, 100 III:
steers, scant % ewt al l6Gc per or sl5 hoad IN o
100 Texans for W. Mcllhany at I9lic on u W. and
81 Madison County Ohio, cattle for Greenwaldt kIhns
Il ewt, at l63 dl7c, averaging close upon lic -, -.
b. W. Gilet disposed OF his 50 medium ~ ID ILL., steers
At One Hundredthst the 81 cars Of today including
Il Co.; each by Merritt, Burchar Williams, Cul"
acash 6y H. NJ valentine b. spencer Lawlcss 4 Dooey
and T. G. Eastman. The market wac iailiy active lut
prices The low rates OF hides fat and the difficulty
in selling meat leave little or no margin ht
The schuster Co cattle head H. steers about halr
stilI.fed varying from CT 70 cwt sold at Is bile
The III fat u ewt ILL., steers which Merritt Bnrehard
J. H. Williams, ID. g. Culver, and Tecd Wheeler went,
into partnership reported at l7dl7lc with few
kube 4 Co.'S lc4 ILL., stfed cattle were sold by Thomp
J. II. Williams run out his IS only medium 7 cwt- III.
7, c. Eastman, on his account, "a 6 owt Ill
Lawiess and Dooey sold "a common to good y evt
W. Thompson, for b. Spencer, 20 Illinois steers an6
heilers 81 ewt at IG i6i and Was holding some ~
At Teeiawken, H. Hurd sold los Illinois steers OF q
u.
n Morris had 80 ears head making 800 for hin
during the week. or those ON sale to-day Tohy ~
ont 1877 head just fair IT cwt, at Ice. They hdd
long tail. Sege Meyers sold ISIS Of them, silltrs auc
fat, 4 ew, at l7e and 81 head grass steers at llcpn
dress SO 10 per cwt.
L. Hurd for o. b. Dmmck 70 Illinois steers, u ewt,
at 6Ic, and 80 Canadas, poor, 81 cwt., at lie.
MICH CONSUMING the demand FOR prime mixers
particularly for the snall mknen keeping from Two 10
six each, very good. common and medium COWS
drag heavily, often banging for some days before selling
Many OF the sent In poor, and sell at s5 es
while lot OF scarcely medium state cows varied from sl
~ ST. 80, and another lot of eight. mostly good with
very extra sold at SEQ S00, averaging $40 each
VEAL CALVES-Thesc held out well in point Of mum.
beers, fewer being sent in dressed board the night
baIges. As the weather grows warm, butchers piees
live calves, which sell at prices Naryin from To ile
few going outside of l0c. Only very extra calves
exceed lOac and II takes fat animals 10 reach loc Inc
following sales give good idea OF the market AZ One.
hLndredh-s ID. Day ton sold Isl head varying from lN
10 30 d. ut Gelle, averaging So "a each In West WASH
ingOn Market, Eye OTIS Sold OF state calves TO- hahu
raised. leo d. at 1c; sof 1888 o. at Ite; 10 cosrse m
calves at IA Of lao ID, at DC; As OF $50 as
s and of Jersey calves, OF l25 n At 9c OF lW 70,
nj lOr and of 100 N, nj Olc. j. Kirby at Forty eigh
a. god calves OF if0 ~ at o.; 70 of lao D. AZ w. iV'
fo the week. ia at ~ 81 per head, nearly all o them but
termlk calves Hume Elliott sold AIS mixed calves al
ell 10 per head 1870,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The q, 400 sheep received dur
ing the past week show gain Of lao over the prc'o