New-York tribune., 1871-01-03
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

y;;r Sheep n lambs ssiSs isSs An .Is sns.
These were sold at the following maEkctPlaces;s
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PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY. ~
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Firstquaiiy.
That U OF opinSy than Steers OXEN anu ai2i
HT @ general oSSs sTsse f tie market to-day estimated
Extreme range Of Pnee; ,i from a
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Illinois, 4,O27; New.
York 400; Texas Ohio 33I; Kentucky 237 Canada
5s; Pennsylvania. 81; Michigan, a.
BEEyESThe total Of 5579 cattle for the week. thongh
1000 below last weeks supply prove an. more ap dan o oy
day 20 a little way toward lessening the demand f9r ve
stock The prospect is that shall have more dresser
beef pork in than ever before and the ran.
roads do not give more attention to getng NestocK
stock at the West with the idea that 1t wiz then be sens
in quickest. The greatest complaint Is on INC L ih1
Shore road where OF the droyers were detained
from 10 IL hours in going distance OF III miles, stop
ping repeatedly to let oil and other treght trains pass
ST., and 81 cars each at weehawken and Commnnipaw.
Trade was very slow retail butchers and especially h0se
Years instead OF buying cattle Prices were not very
only & the cattle TSe SeuSn oRe @
We're 80 cars for j. T. Alexander Co; Is for Gillis,
for ). sc6uster each for Williams Valentine. Kendall
Turner, Hough Josyn, and r Mccanrey, WIN eI !.
of the Alexander cattle, by Fitch Beach Bray pre-.
MUM Illinois steers, M ewt az lSsc; 70 Ia ono; y
cwt at 4d 6c., and 402 Illinois common 10 scarce! he'
W. Thompson sold 25 fine loi cwt Illinois steers ~
16sc 81 rough cwt. OHIO at liGl6c and 10 far ew''
Gis Heaey Co. run out A. Kentucky cattle, a cwt.
gross at 81 Illinois steers iioO u. at l2le 50 %
y cwt.; and "a Illinois steers, cwt., at i5c. ~ ,,,,
cattle A. Mann, at lsalSc-lGe tor very fe" '"ps
Bright Fagan ran ont car Michigan working
| oxen poor, n cwt., at So each -.
Culver & Co., for Kendall Turner 5s fat 81 e"l keh'
d. McEiSee sold S2 mixed State cattle all weights, at
At weehawken, n Morris had 80 cars; p NcCaG ey 10
U,sTy < Goff and J. Binns, cars each, WIZ AN
state cattle in small lott sales OF the Morris ca t ~
W E. Dudley. llo Texans, cwt, at :ei 100 inSs an,
Al Cherokees by Toffey Sons, u cNt az l?t; ana ~
Illinois O. cwt, at ISc. segel Meyers sold l'4 nos
g Uiery sold 81 good u ewt Kentucky cattle at $40
l5tc. ,,...,,
j. Ayrault had car ewt. state steers and hefs sold
r Cary for j. Binns 50 Ohio steers 81 cw at lcc
| At Communipaw ). W. Anerton Go. had ~ .sIs
mostly for slaughter; Coney & Mcpherson. ~ cars j.
| TempetOB, cars: j. B. Hunter, cars; Hedges my
| ior / cars besides several scattering lots. o..
Coney Mcpherson were selling iiS Illinois steers Tor
Tempeton, u cwt, tine top at lSl l6I t2 a. for
uneven Illinois steers at lSSlSC' ON Ss9'te"'" "
Hedges 4 Taylor % cwt.. at IS. alt.c o, ..,, for
| b. Westheimer run out 23 good ewt Ohio eaNe io'
/ w. Snyder AZ lidiilc. 20 , than,
j. II Dalbey for j. B. Hunter, l0l Texans 70 81 s' me
llOO TO- at Ilac 65 ID cwt, with l3c. oueftd V' ''
| balance, which were TAT cwt steer.
| COWS AND CALVES are unchanged IN price, Ntna
good demand for at milk veas They are rapld Sa tas
! on in numbers the season advances IhciS u, ~
suy of hosrcssed calves for the best Of which ol''
! amt uccasiOlsill i7c., obtained i.sx
SHEEP Receipts uf 2l,i57 Tor thc week. art I' 80,
than last week uhl SIN there is no Lack nor eau
prices ba ads.atol. The 5ge5 ot tooly Mtro,t trty
ears al wchawS,n. at commuara% anH 1 % =" r ots
,ei h.t We qu1tc them 20 3. =. o' alh l" @ l it,is
.ul 81 b.. &c., iur guOd to extra. l".lr "'s 'iN t,5
t..., oi DuC, 90, fslnc a. $3.50 l' ,,,,,- i,sfe
.t. ht Co., u ; t9 3. .un-y hal ' 1' ~, W." sha
I"' so 81 '' '"'N TO- f.... 49,! O. t4, h,Of
BG,.c. y 10: Judd * Buckingham 10-o. at IS'' N"'N