New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-06
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET,

Cents y 10
Prime to Extra Bullocks.
irstqualy Sii3
That Of oninary Steers. Covs......loi9l
qhe FS syese sfte market to-day estimated atiq
Extreme Of prices SlSiS
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Illinols. 5752 Texas,
81; Missouri 424; Ohio, 259; Iowa, log New-fork A
BEEyEs-with 7,172 bulocks for the week ending to-
day. ana Abb on the present market.Ut car a9adS az
ken-the accumulated weight continues to force the
market along in its downhl course. Where the stop VIII
be We cannot tell, but dealers are Ontllng Watls na'
good cattle will 10 cents before they are pernan-
emily arrested From all that we can gather thee Is
hcap" of cattle to forward this Summer. Texans
have scarcely begun while Of good native stock there
Lack grass cattle from Kentucky and ONO Deng al
ready and anxious for market, only hesating on ac
count of certain loss at the present rates here There
head, which is rough on owners; but The question IS
viii it be any better. We know OF cattle bought Two
times were such that they were now thrown upon this
market leaving the pastures unfed. and paying loss
what they did The average price of stock upon the
present market about cents the lowest since the rst
week February, 1854 Decent Mite steefs-Nes, ana
large to.wCre sold at 1lc while l0c was the com
mon price Texans Bulls went ut 4tG4ic. b. 1--we
weight While we give l3c. the extreme, that is no
index Of the market one dealer selected head from
large drove and let his fancy customers have them az
line look 20 of the rpcst 9aiO cwt. Kentucky grade
Durhams az l3c.. IS cwt though me animals would
really make CO d. The great bulk OF sales We're
at dl2c III 4lltc being very common prices upon the
scales Sc and 81 n cwt. Going back one week, and
At Onehundredtl-st l. & D. waixel led of with 40
Cntnc a Williams ears each; W. Fitch, cars; Healey
| & co., cars; Eastman Bro, c. Rddclte ana culver
| & Co., ears each; d. L. Beldcn ana q. bright eaeh
cars T. Reyan, and Merritt BnrchaTd' eacn car an;
! Tic average quality very fair with several iat
drove The stock closed out but at rates decdedy
! tavoriug the butcher -. ....,o al r,,uo,s
selling 40 of G. cwt HE; 81 OF 1900 n, alive, at same
price, 81 n per cwt GO OF cwt az l2c. % ID p1f wv;
head Off 100 of "A cwt at HE 81 n allowance 81 Of q
cw, l2c, and 50 stlleIs, fat, 7cw at l2c with 81
W. Thompson sold 1871 Illinois steers 7la7 cwt, at III
Sl2c % of q cw Toqghish but iat at S2te ana a5
1Sc-2o 70 J. Jantzen at 49, s. n 2 cwt 90 toors
cwt avf . fat top at 11al2.c 13c. Tor very few; ~
Illinois led in this State for two months by d. L.
Bclden prn cwt at ll5 alSe;, ana Il OF their OWL
W FitrnIu out Il Illinois steers his own account,
| q cwt at j l2c, but averaging less than llsc.
Williams d Valentine sold % Illinois steers, 7a7i cwt,
Caycr co., forI& D. waixel, 1c5 fair prime sac
cwt Illinois steers cw aygIage, at ~ i2iIi tVRs l1c'
and = OF their own o. cwt Illinois steers az ~ i5se1
G. W. Martin sold As fat u cwt ONO steers Tor IT, Rad
Eastman & Bro had 50 Illinois steers of II cwt prime,
r. Gs run out his 1913 Illinois steers at liz se., on
about 1880 b live weight with 50 OF same weighta 9c
IIcaey Co. sold their Il Illinois steers, II ewt at
r. Re- an sold his 16 Missouri cattle 1875 n, at lie.
The CommuDpaw dToyers were D W; A,er5on q 20,
cars; Maxwell Mcpherson, Is cars; Coney McPher-
son, IL j. H. Dalbey, cars; W. Kelley, cars j.
sIies hy Coney Mcpherson $50 Mo cattle Gl cwt at
lie; 90 H. cwt. at II l2lc; 233 ILL., for Maxwell Nc
Phcrson a cwt, and good quality at l92c-few l2ic;
ana a car cwt. III. steers for j. Kirby at lie 80 49,
i. Wcsthcmer, for :. W Alert0n Co. no Ill steers
of g cwt at lllc 9j OF cwt at lal2c ana % oil
NJ Beach, FOR j. r. Mcpherson, 100 Ill. steers about
! cWt. at II 12c-One bunch at llc. SO ID per cwt.
! them q cvt at 1lc. and 90 at 1ldl1lc. on cwt.
j. II. Dalbey sold his 95 Illinois steers, 6 cwt at la
j. Bray had of the Aerton steers a cwt good fat
tup ''ililt ~ - 49, nc -. CT .,r, ,oia,oo
At Wcehawken n. Morris had 46 carloads, 996 cattle
during the week; p. McCafrey 10 cars Neifert Co.
| 5cars; g. BOwden, 2 cars ID. Barnes, car.
The Morris cattle handled, ll2 Texans by W. E.
| Dudley, 1921 10, sold at l0c., s. b q cwt
Toney sons sold 1O6 Illinois, 6l cwt, at llic and "a
| Texans OF ,255 h at lO3c., So 10 y cwt.
cwt AT II c and 80 and oxen, q cwt, at l2c.
F. samues sold Al Illinois bulls, 1880 b. at i.c and
S sch1ster run out 30 head, cwt,. at rlan8c.
scigeha 4s Illinois oxen and Texan steers G. cwt
sold at lie: and AS steers, " cwt at l2c
II Meyers sold II Illinois sers 300 n, at l1c, 80
cwt and Is coarse corn steers 1900 ID, at llc, 81
! p. McCaGrey was owner of 127 Illinois and 4? Ohio
steers latter strong cwt sold at $50 81 each 50 Of
Illinois, l,l7 ~ at He Sc ID 2 cwt, and 40 OF II cwt
r. IIurd for j. Neifert los Iowa steers u cwt at l1a
12lc and 50 Illinois cattle for w " Wood 1885 h, at
Dudley Todey sold 90 Ohio steers Of z cwt, at II
Church * Dimmick for Gass Co., 70 Texans, loo ~
at lOc &c cwt., and 90 Illinois bulls, LOCO ID, at 500
H9 ?. f. Cary for Nefert Co.. 4s Iowa steers, "a ew
s. Rosenthall run out 90 Missouri cattle OF G. cwt., at
g. Borden sold his 50 Illinois steers f2iO h. at lc
Under the heading of "Change of Base" The Chicago
Lire Stock Reporter thus speaks of noted cattle and hog
oT We Ie: to learn ha, s.mus Asron ole. ,nd
largest Ia dealer. market about his business
center from The Union Yans Illinois, Ba Liberty Pittsburgh
Pet % y 5 aGff' Of be d Mr. ioH one Of oar Cd ad
MARI. whom accustomed for Year,
OIL
Is largely Interested have been made guiary day after day
, s5 70 i Re rade OF this Western market his
reed bin and regret his determination make East Liberty
future operations though We accord to him our be-,
bright a. bis past been M erton truly Ipresenisiiye
10 vI the West Indebted vondu Iorth
m friends ard will doubtless End many more IN sh 'Ia,te Of l
future oesor NJ Aon vii s S1't =. gns ,p Sg I s
Mich COWs-These may. be passed over with the
remark that there is almost nothing doing In the
fresh COW line. The very light receipts more than
VEAL CALYES-Here we could write whole chapter
about the disastrous market did space permit An over
supply and hot weather combine 10 nlure the Trade
Veal is not the fayOre dish that lamb is IN warm
weather Il viii be noticed that the receipts are very
heavy. Farmers let their stock accumulate Wheh prices
run down here but seeing better prospect ahead and
mindful of the passing season, they cut loose and gued
were carried from Saturday until to-day, AS
poorly az they bear ketPg some 1u NM po anu
after killing, for safe keeping until they could be sold
City dressed began at llc TINS morning. ana run uoWh
&C. before the close Live are quoted at "a &C. ior com
mon calves Gaze for fair 10 prime State veas and Sc
for medium 10 choice Jersey and Pennsy wanna milk
calves Tie average Of $40 sold by Hume Elliott at
yeighhst was s. 90 each and IS by Judd Co.. al
Weehawken Tor Is IS per head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-A total OF 1860 Is 400 less
receipts of the previous week ana both sheep
and lambs doing better Sheep are generally selling
at with lots at &C., and small parcels OF
choice &c. BY the load IL takes very
GOOD sheen 10 bring Poor sell at II 15Ic. Lambs
have improved nearly !c n. Dealers take advantage
of the necessities of butchers IN temporary scarcity
| audc a
the market for prime Jersey lambs to-day, ordinary
Western selling at 9dllc. -,
The offerings of to-day Is cars at Forty eighthst
and COmmuu paw making 3,1S head or very llght
supply. II suOw officially announced that sheep over