New-York tribune., 1871-11-07
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.


Extreme prices from et3
VgSR4 PHS TuE 81 Ine CITE RTT FRoMOho 26s aos
2o67; Kentucky l22s New-Iork' S29; Te1astls5; ln-
BEEvEs-The total OF 1884 cattle for the week end
ing tonight M fu supply t TSTa haTe
week which left unsupphed demand, and all Of the
5Os6 beeves Of to-day are required to give butchers
and rover had the best week they have for
a long time Some OF them we happen to know hCure
many is the time they have lost that amount The clear
and cold weather OF to-day very favorable for own
them Ho We cali the advance close upon tc p for the
week, sales showing good deal more than that.
cattle than were received from Illinois, Kentucky fol-
lowing, and Texas taking the fifth place Therc were
only 3O2 Texans the present market. Some Of the
Ohio steers were very nne, and sold at 12t a13c-
pen s the t er rP5 50e steers the s's eseS q
off st ua1fc., with ordinary Western at 93S
and Of f. medium sn 0e state at ' & lot s Of .Se5
C. lot Of bulls sold. during the week. at &c
Making due allowance for the feeling which sees
Started in good current. are sim inclined to the
opinion that greatest glut OF STOCK ~ over ana mat
lime was when without grass or water 10 he had for
miles feeders had alternative but TO hasten stock of
TO market, no matter what the condition. Now, with
rains at the west those feeders buyers
rather Than sellers the feeling gaining ground that this
The offerings Of the present market were l4s car loads
at C0mmunipaw; 12l cars at Hundredthst and 50 at
The following shippers were represented at SoW%pn
Nelson
IHe car NJ GoIdsmith IA cars; p Klemans 10 cars
Kahn d Furst II R Gallagher and g. Moses, carr
each; CUIfey & Mcpherson and E. L0uehman, each
cars /; AshbloOk 4 Co.. cars; speck Co.. cars with
several smaller lots:
Son. 10 OF them very poor cWt at &C., ana 2 iar %
W e Dudley sold l2O Texans. 81 cwt, at SIC So
B. Westheimer sold l45 Illinois steers, - OF them e
cwt aI2 As Of u ~ cwt, at l2c aud I6 extras
s sciusteT sold 1cl Illinois cwt, at 1o8auc:
F samuels run out 100 rated cwt., at about 1899.
algnlA Af a.
H. Meyers sold 66, also OF the Morris cattle 7cwt at
topey Mcpherson had 4s Ohio steers Of cwt sold
at II i23c; 80 for E Newton also Ohio l cw and fine
~ q3 Ss iIda2a TOR SPGsk Co., Sw cw at M
l2sc 50 ONO for or 1 CSmRSe common nm Gw5 at iOS
3t ~ oaG fa4 sG5 " aa Reey s Il s f% at
E. Loughman had the finest drove Of ripe Ohio grades
on sale There were 90 of them laid at ewt and sold at
MiGIsc; one yard at lSc. weighed 90 ID y cwt, the
whole averaging ell2 each.
NJ goldsmith sold I76 Kentucky cattle, csSsi cwt, at
1o9 al2c aud 50 Ohio at lOt ll3c., on e. a7i ewt.
C. Kahn run out l06 prime ewt kentucky grades at
500 each. H Westhener bought 81 OF them which he
s. Moses had 1876 Ohio stee Of ca7l cwt sold at lCaa
{. ]. Pagan for R Gallagher, JOG Illinois steers, Ci
p Kicmans sold 6e Indiana steers Of cwt at oc, Sc
n per cwt b. wesheimer selling IS Of ca cwt at HE
At One-hundredthst, Coon THOMPSON had IS cars;
ellis 10 cars each Heaey Co. and Eastman Bro
each cars; local; T. Wheeler, u. Bright, ana L.
Burke, cars each; Fitch Bennett aud Williams
Sales BY w. Thompson: III Illinois steers 7a7i cwt., at
lO ale. &c Kentucky, cwt., at 10 lie.
r. Wheeler sold his SO Kentucky cattle, St cwt and fat
l. b. Tai1el had lcs Illinois steers, of themfne
strong cw cattle sold 500 each III Of Il cwt at SO,
and IS Of strong Ct owtc 81 lOtc., &c q owt .,
IT. Gils sold kentuCky cattle, ll60 n ct 10tc. N
y cwt.; los state l225 n at lOic., same allowance.
". Fitch was selling 20 good cwt. Illinois steers at
Merritt Burchard for H. Brown 1SA Illinois steers Of
w. ReTs sold his 14s Illinois steers cEt at 1Osc.
Culver Co. for l. Burke CT ILL., steers, 81 cwt at llc
81 per ewt., and - Of their own, very good c%t
Indiana steers at nic IS per owt with Is Ohio, 900
o. p G. Evans for W. Robbins. % State CATTLE 6a cwt
at lOtc and 80 Indiana for Bridges Co.. u cwt, and
Williams Valentine sold their At Ohio steers of scwt
S' Al 'We4Sawken, c. W. wsdsworth had cars, or la
State cattle sold by SsTy ,a d. sG on o. bO
cw sold at lG ?c COZ T&eT LEA a. GTs or ii' good
1eic "a little cwt cattle at &c., and Is do 1or H.
SfIGH C0%S~The market rules rather stronger
Cows in the country have been Rut upon dry ied ana
aSye s4raE. Gemang for fresh cows One lot Of Is
rather ordinary mixers sold at tSO1s6o at Forty
'' VEAL CALVEs-Thare Is no change IN live, but hog
dressed doing rather better, cool weather Ayorg
Ge ne Go love- TSt SS Scarcely &C. for live ones Fair State
9saIs ie " GlOc., with ne Jersey and Bucks County
Judd buckingham ct Fortethst, sold 81 fed calves,
$50 n at &C.. 8. McGraw at Forty ~ calves ~
al IS aysrage. Hume Ellott Soln 4OS ~ W ~ eScA'
and J. Kirby, l7 at tS 50. ... -..
a9FEP AND LAM BSrhe SO 40 total Is i0$96 greater
thHn the receipts Of the previous week. and Sill prices
do nOt give way The market 10 not very strong, O.
peoiAy Tor thin sheep We quote such at "1e. sr
A. ~ GOOD % d6c with prime 10 extras at 6io6Sc
Poor lambs sell ct 0eao: fair 7fc prime sass. For
sale to-day 635, viz, q cars at FOrtJ elghth-s i az
Tnrtietb.si and Is al Communipaw. Sales at Forty
by Hume Elliott 81 Ohio sheep, Ss n NJ 5ic
u Of 81 D. Ss % 0ansdas. ~ b. SS - SsnAda M - a W
Tic; lSS state, u n &c; and 10 do, @ d, stc Tota
ElGl, at q "a average. - .., ,o,. L.
70 n AZ Ts Csnade ewes 90 n at 6tc 80 Of il6 y, 6ae
l6 Achgan lainbs b5 N, at g.; los CanAdns, ~ 10 'ep
aud IS Of II H. Total, Ans sheep ahd AD7 al -
per head. - Il -. M, A.