New-York tribune., 1871-10-10
NEw-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

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wnsRH RH@ THE T CATr1s ARE FRoM"iinos, $685. Ken
tucky 1877; Texas 1001 Indiana 88s Ohio 752 Mis-
:SHF sss Iowa, sSi Kansas Sss virginia 800; New
BEEyEsTAe ontcago Ltre stoet Reporter thus speaks
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indebted to dry weather at the West for portion Of
The month Of September has been more than ordi-
nary trying one to Western live stock feeders and deal
In July and August pastures were throughout the
bare; but In addition to this ev only In more sggra-
waited fOrm during the past month springs and streams
cattle have had to be drvon many miles for partial
supply Of water sold for sheer want OF 1t We have
@artes that Wod under more favorable crcu
stances have been held, either 70 the close s Of
have met many feeders here with cattle who have
told that soon they could get rain s1cient
buy fresh cattle 70 take the places Of those they been
cOeed to sell In this our own market M no osi es
m0te Semsnd and 40 far as we have learned, this has
been the condition Of every other market from the as
sissppi to the Atlantic Strictly choice matnred cstue
been plentiful so that Eastern shippers m nsys
barely filled their regular orders and have been qpe @
for ali other grades the market has been dull and irreg
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nal for the reason that the supply OF unmatuea
fase ns and a's Closing prices Of the market for september
we find decline upon common TO good mediuiI
cows light stock steers weighing from 7o0seo p anu
heavier steers in fair esh half to threequsrter fat
tened Of 050c per 100 b and OF 25c on smoo'n anu
SS es sbe BEEN ade at
greater reduction where Qualities have been very m1ed
month and subsequently, shippers have complained that
there has been constant scarcity OF oar 81 .nao c @
several days after being purchased at ex
pense in feed &C., beside shrnkage This difficulty Is
attributable to the large number OF cattle which nave
gone East from Indiana Ohio, and other points In the
direction and Will be removed dc soon as lhe pres
sure il taken of.
THE supply fTexan and Cherokee has been mod
eratey large though not as extensive s had been anc
for thin through droves, have 80 far held them back,
hence those that have forward were almost excu
Condition for the butcher We have therefore had good
market for foreign cattle and as result OF the genera
may be stated that fat Texan cattle have sold better
than ordinary native butchers CATTLE and at very nearly
II is likely that the great fire at Chicago, since the
above written will change affairs somewhat at that
city With more than 100000 people rendered homeless
and almost foodess immense quantities Of breadstufs
tnd provisions having been consumed that the cry
the beeves the yards will be converted into food for
the hungry thousands and thus materially diminish our
supplies from that quarter for short time, at least
sill the large numbers here during the past fort
night with those route will cause no scarcity In
Dealers certainly need something to help them out and
perhaps this is the I'll wind to favor them. 1t is certain
that Of all the long series of hard markets IN which each
exceeded it's predecessor the present bears on the
palm The decline from this day week varies from to
1c b. Fat cattle were scarce and dealers Put tnelf
figures upon them even TO l3c for pen OF IL mead
very fine lecwt i've put upon the scales 1d 6s per eTt
showing great variations even fat stock We can anost
put M as the top Of the market SO very few e1oeeded
tremey hard to get rid of even at sgSie we saw q1is
day were is2 carloads at Communipaw ll5 at One
Hundredth-s, and 81 at Weehawken, or 67u all told
0%s the commu"paw 1 % droves we're Consigned carload.
to sherman ertSn saTs to h and psieey
II Castner Co.; 10 each to GALLAGHER and Kicks
Co.; to Fowler Earle; to E; LSughman; ta to W.
sales by COney Mcpherson Is Indiana , cattle tie f9r 10
Kent Co.. roughsh y cw at sSiSc; 81 ONO t toT DS w.
ana steers fat at 00l2c and 6S Virginia steers, Tor B.
r. Westheimer, for Sherman Co., 1872 Illinois steers,
u cwt. at lOc. and DAT Kentucky cattle for h Gold
smith owt at about 6 sa iCf sysrase smooth
and fat at 9fc, and is Of n cwt, fine, at l0c. .
r. Murray out 90 Illinois steers for d. H. Sherman
E. Ioaghman had iio fat u owt. Ohio grades sold at
j II. Dabey was at work upon 232 Illinois steers, 6iao
cw fair to prime, selling at sSlotc, and holding tops
NJ Beach for W. ]. Templeton, l2s Indiana steers of
strong cwt at s9lc, and 47 Illinois cattle Tor Fowler
Earle l T % them f ss sc @ q a. f n"s Sa o
found in the $50 head brought in by Sherman Aerton
B. W. Glett for Castner Co., 1es Illinois steers "a
C. j. Fagan sold 80 Of Gallaghers cwt. Ohio steers
H. Westheimer out l72 rough Gi cwt Missouri cattle
fO N.
g. Moses sold IS Missouri cattle for D. H. Sherman 70s
Mr. sherman was having his 81 Texans killed. and R.
Gallagher was slaughterng l0S head Ohio steers:
Culver GS rs cars Coon ThS%ps8n %p Is cars; ya
ro1S row. cars each. with some smaller lots.
portion Of the sales were by o. 2. c. Evans for W.
Ecr ToSpson on sod IS Ohio grade Dur
hams 120lscls to Jantsen Bros, 1900 n, ut &c., SO
Culver Co. sold 70 Indiana steers Il cw at Ollie,
and lOs fat Kentucky cwt., az 11012c.
W. Fitch selling als rough.6 cwt Kansas cattle,
Merritt Burchard run out 1ol Illinois cattle, 4s of
them cwt strong, ne steers at loS12c and % OF 7s
Gis. for H. NJ. Sparrow, Il Texans, 1,ioO n. at 7c.,
T. G. Eastman sold l2 extra si cwt Kentucky cattle, at
At weehawken, N. Morris had 80 cars; p. Mocarrey,
II cara; Con a Ulery, cars W. " wood,s cars with5
single cars state stock very little Of which sold
SSe 90 VI the Illinois cattle, 81 Of 81 cwt. went at
9i3loc; Indiana, scant cwt., at et99tc.;
The l2e Kentucky cattle belonging to Gof and Ulery
were laid at non cwt selling at l0Sllfc
McCanrey solo his 100 Kentucky steers Of u cwt at
1ooNc. and 50 Indiana, 7. cwt, at ioc, SO % p cwt
H. Bowden had 90 good Indiana cattle 1914 b sold at
stc, 66 n y cwt. ' ~ WIN "
OF State cattle. 90 Illinois, u ewt, went OF lOc SO
cwt
Mich Cows-Recepts larger. and sales slower. in
consequence Of the depression of common heef
Sales were made at $ each for and sO for O. Fresh
now wanted. ~
VEAL CALvES-The season for hogdressed calve.
and Philadelphia veal has arrived but the weather s Too