New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

BsrySS cOns 'eal. Sheep sF az az La"O' s s4s
These were were sold az the following marrst,places;
Eeevs. Cow. Veal. 'I I,%s IS Swim.
E Ess.s, DSYf a. o5 1i
WeShawken. fS3 '"' ''' al; AN
f%;s sls;s;';' River: !; i l5S s. 49,
s;s & e $ ;;} i 5
PRICES or CATTLE TO-DAY.
First quality Giei
That Of cfdiasy thin steer. oisu and Cov..".....R az!
% 5s2s I sr. s'os C Iae TO-DAY estimated
Extreme Of prices gis
WHERE The CATTLE ARE FRoM.-inos, 1919; Ohio,
4o5; Texas, 4jl New-loTk 326 Kentucky 2s Canada
ga Michigan. POS; Indiana 1870; Missouri %; New
Jersey, "A.
MISUNDERSTANDING the close one week ago, when
pretty much everything was sold of only 500 beeves ar
rived at Oneundredthst for the market of Tuesday and
Wednesday, consequently there was very firm tone,
and stock was all sold without any trouble one or TWO
choice droyes brought high prices 20 head OF the D. Moss
Ohio grades, 81 owt. averaging sll2 50 each The little
nothing very offer. For the divided mar,
1929 sale TOO many for very stif market Prices
i5S9 at Communlpaw l25l at Weehawken and LBS at
One-hundredthst. or il2S all told the market a,in
nearly every day in the week. it
IS too much to expect good trade at three places so dis;
not knowing beforehand how many cattle there are at
the different places hence they viii occasionally nearly
ana Communipaw the point OF rendezvous, BROOKLYN
butchers meeting good representation from TINS ciy,
delegates came in from Newark Paterson, Railway, ana
other Jersey towns The result was that the cattle uu
not hold out until night and those who delayed purchas
ing until near noon wished they had bought III Lhe noih
ing prices rather stifeuiug up before the close, ana
were about &c. higher tan ON the previous Monday.
Some Of the wholesale butchers doubtless pald le al
vance cattle costing them ijc being little better than
the lic. ones Of the previous week 80
After sales Of about coo at ouebundredth ST., yes
terGay very few buyers visited those yards To-Day
AtWeehawLcn there fair show ofhusncss,and the
bulk Of the stock sold but the imarRet was rated
rather weak particularly toward the close. rain storm
scng H Injured the trade. The particulars are given in
'Do iO''O" SALES OF BULIoCKs TO-DAY.
AT COMNUsIrAW.
Alexander cattle selling mostly III large quantles to
Wholesale butchers was The only way to &c, tnroagn,
this kind j. r. 4. has. They were good for the KIND,
ran out at lGc, and 3Gi OF cwt at liGl63c also
fair to good cattle. -, - o,,
Gomez o@ w oS Nc GSH4h many cattle eW ali All
ends az 80 80 each or IOc; 2g medium to good @
coarse bur heavy Kentucky cattle for r. G.. Dudley at
alCic on 10 cwt 50 Illinois steers OF g cwt Tor Holmes
fs TT To- prime q a',
r. " Gilett CO. ran 100 Ilnossteers, strong O.
cVt nj a dl5c.--}J TO l.. samuels al ltsc.
W. Folorcnce, for Scott ~ Co, 35 htile mixed Jersey
hoppcrs 8a5 cwt, or little more than calves w to old
'CEF Bray for G. ~ agcr 100 Illinois steers O. cYt at
1iai6 Co. ~ o,...,,......u.. -.
AZ WpstipunCr, for j. Lindsey, - rather uneven no
cattle Of cwt average at IA. al6c and Is decent Gi
cwt Ohio steers for f. Mills, at ljc
r. Murray for j. T. Alexander, Il fair Illinois steers
Ee's Pdcock sold car cwt Ohio steers at ia
15c bclng rather coarse
J. Dabey run out IS Of the Alexander cattle G. cwt,
and only medium at l5d15lc
snowdon & McConyill bought GO prime Ohio steers OF
"a cwt in Pittsburgh which cost siHeach, delivered
here They run direct to their sldughterhouse;
They offered 1sc at Conmunpaw Tor two car loads OF
cattle which the owner preferred 10 run to One humid
redtlrst for the Wednesday market.
Tofv & sons for Wood a Gillespie, 10 Canada steers.
cwt at l5c; 40 little Mich catte oil . cWt al 1914
aud 90 IN GlG1 cwt. Mt l30 l54c.
r. " imp had 20 state oxen aud steers, as cwt,
quite variable. sold at l3d l5c. -,
w Cuver run his car load state steers aud heiers
bWdc% Post had JOG Ill., steers, which they sold at
Tery Cary for W. v Wood, ios ILL., steers cwt at
Chambers for J. Phillips state cattle of
them heiers and buls az II Re- dry cows at go eaeh
aud steers at 5sc or sio AGO car nNeu ''@'e cat
' 0 BSrnc sold his i2 Illinois at l3al5e 81
cgt. and 10 Canada fat bulls, "a cwt., at &c.
Hurd for Bliss Mckay, 81 Illinois steers. 81 cwt
at iIc TO dress 81 d y cw and for H. NJ. Bliss. 20 Can
& s ~ cwt al l3c 81 Illinois, Ct cwt, at lac; "a at
I4Ic owt aud 80 Canada cattle l,l5O al'e at l'c
Miller Morehouse sold % Illinois steers for " "
"SoI iI%td for Bliss Iur 6s Illinois steers, c, cwt So
u IITH C6Ws-Tie larger numbers offered tend TO de-
prcs the market, though all the really good cows are
5sS4 ICON 1,G aa in Getting rid Of poor
range during the past week has been from s5 TO slO
one lot of 10 common selling at sJ54 eacn par
COWS at $78 Al at about SiO and hne mixers at so
MRmen complain that families use much less MIX IMAM
formerly There 10 doubt that the recent agitation Of
the swirl mix traffic operates against the trade Besides
Inc condensed milk largely taking the place OF the
raw article, aud that being manufactured Dack III lh1
country the winch furnish the mix are purchased
VEAL CHIVEs-There Iis a nrmness In live calves this
week. one Of pa lbs very fine, selling Tor re- but l3c Is
Feo about S toy sSSd eay o o &
head at SIC 49, average small calves OF SD D, SCI al
I0allc. lDrCssed remain al lo@loc, u lHhus soueinh
very fine 10 sell at Zoe.
sITFPThere is scarcely any variation in these the
90 g3s being less than last week They are quOlaDe
az 5-i fr moor TO GOOD with extras OF 100 100 % AZ
asic There variable market TO-DAY, Win o,iyO
Le ~ arrived for sale. Trade slow ut COninunipaw
,cre "A cars were offered only OF which were sold up
10 noon viz by Bells Pidcock, 9i Ohio Sheep ~ d. AZ
5Ic and isi Of "a ut 7ic. They sold during Tue week.
5l7G sheep ut q a7tc or Is 81 average head.
Kase Hauyer a Co. sold this morning ear 10 % ONO
mixed sheen AZ Co. aud car same weight nhe WOOL AT
price For the week 5'1 sheep al " 90 OF oasic
At Forty.eighus with "a cars trade was Lively and
stock nearly an sold w; 10y hume hl.Vt w Uio
is 81 i at G.c 7g5 state so ~ at clc nc of - ~ at
7c 30 no wool 100 No. at SCI 6y ot vs. % at q a. eSt
Il Kry sold POI sheep, o. 10. Mt Sc 202 OF 70 h.
at &C. 205 50. b. az Clc 205 OF ~ No. AZ o3c lG Mc
81 h. at Cc 81 OF s2i ID, 6iei 20 ore, 10 Wo.i 20
Canada ios ~. at 5.co and lii OF i2- p at SAC. TOTAL
EkIGr,y Reed sold Ie OHIO sheep s0i 70. at SIC, and
$50 state IS D. AT &c. Total 1851 head at y "a each
Al Fortieth.st. Judd a 90 sold $50 state sheep fvds9i
H. AT &C.; 2s6 OHIO, II ~ az 1.r and 2o oil "a 10 al DO
hain / Iereh sold ia state sheep 9jb, Al &C., aud
for tie week 1858 head al s. % each ... i. -. a.,
sWISE-1ota FOR the week, lC5O, OF Ivy more {nen
sauphtcrer- few sold alive, VIA 10 ONO hogs,
IGs. d. at OLe OF go n at 100. and tsI H. 30 10 AT
iOlc They are quoted at yialnto; Inc FUCKERS
WHO generally use q good many hogs here dur
Ing tie warm weather, are concerned about the
les crop, aud II that proves an enure iall,
4 will afr