New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
Nrw.YoRK CATTLE MARKET.
PRICLs OF CATTLE TO-DAi'
-urpr I'M CATTLE ARR FRON.-l

average OF the msret t"iA' es'A
he nos q TIE ssles Glit
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE FRoN.-Ilinois, 27I6; Ken
w eSs Missouri sos OHIO sl4 Indiana. 2G7; New
yorE f95; Canada I6S Texas, lO2; Michigan, S5 Kan
rtrtITSTha total Of only 4sG beeves for the week
tts of them yesterday and to-dGy-iolowlng moderate
supply last week, and more espccaly the noriheasI
na,torTn raging this p. are made the occasion to
the prices Of cattle C. per o. some oI Se
~ f ', roads and DELAYED stock trains so butchers
1eepd little urging 70 Law IN supplies which easily used
IN An the soc l. paving I2t ic. per . for The buk Only
ri eirg below ne with fat cattle at 15c. and just
~ ttc er.t ,ick nj 15i Ql5lc. The dead meat
t, ore pretty wei supplied but prices have been grad
1oiiv advanced since last Friday Chicago dressed beef
id m tine condition TO-DAY. and selling at 9dllc.
There ]. quite a good deal Of this meat arriving We
-irenrc the first arrival of beef dressed in Denver
ritv. Colorado. It was fortnight on the way,
passing through a variety Of weather, and arrived
was al once closed out at low price.
We very doubt whether beef can be brought that
distance save IN some such car a. recently aIlSeu Ie
sed with buia meat in good order. where condensation
rather than refrigerzaton Is me means employ Gu II
and perfectly tryke the air Of the Plains. where meat
Fan be xqosed Tor days without injury, even IN warm
geather-we see no reason why peel cannot safety nc
brought great distances and keep as long ateF removal
a. that freshly killed. Recent experiments 20 to prove
hi. ana We Shall look with much interest To the solution
d the problem. whether We can have the animals sauE-
cf con lirio ana al cost much below what live stock
Fan Dc turned We are promised meat In TINS con-
1tOu next summer when all the sur 9unHhg lLnuehces
shall De most adverse bringing H. II such thing can
be- done the next thing Will be establish meat ex
hot over three or four DAYS time from the Far West
many ,angune schemes have heretofore tailed that We
DEVELOPMENTS before verdict II has been
pretty clearly proven that the refrserator process alone
will answer. Tue problem Is OF vast moment 10
the stock interests OF the whole country.
In response TO the inquiry whether We have any OF the
new foot ANA mouth disease" in markets, will
gepy that though slight traces of it have been discoy
scarcely any comment whatever. Western cattle
healthy as ever in proof OF which introduce the
marks of The Chicago Lire Stock ReDorter or Jan 80
which OF interest other points: Our shipments Of
cattle % Eastern markets time past have been
much contracted by the inability OF Eastern railroads 10
supply transportation, nut Eastern shippers lot SOME
weeks past have slaughtered some 5000 or 1000 eaitie
sent 70 Boston, ana otheT points 4s taue ma" NV
ever has been suddenly brought 10 stalstH bl Ger
tain false and unfOunded runors winch nave been cel
lated IN Boston and probably elsewhere, that We
were shipping diseased meat from this market
our Western cattle been freer from disease
in heather condition thth al present. an i1t
through the Fail. result we thlnk OF Tue t&CtIe4'
1oI.,deraie and indeed insurmomtable difficulties
have experienced for some time past III me wy oi
Shipping live stock East railroads being, all OF thel
~ Iiestsrp -ihiupeTs have become for
the time saugherers, and instead OF sending I'VE catlt
have been sending dressed beef all OF which has been OF
goo 4 ,rrtir ~ ne Kind aud extent OF the trade
done i'm this direction find that y. Morris Co.. one
of the -four or five steadily engaged IN this trade
have sent weekly from l,OC0 70 1900 cAr'asSes -,
We believe that all these parties nave done thef pest
10 sustain the regulations they long since earned az
frs-class operators; therefore were much SURPRISED
O. ind that parties in Boston had the auIscl! 10 He
Western beef az affected with the Elsierh ui.
ease. and 20 caution butchers against purchasing IT,
EY~t0uianS want wholesome, gOOu btti tlty can
not DO letter than in the West where disease nor the
semblance OF disease exists. II Is unfair 10 US because
II DESTROYS "a branch Of trade IN which large amount oi
capital has been invested without any Jus'uaOe Ie"
Ne notice the receipts Of beeves Chicago for the
week ending Jan 20 were 6S6l, while only Zoii were
n ste 81 today offering in our market was yarded
lg4 car. al one hundrcdth-st, 81 cars al COmmunpdN
and 81 ears az Weehawken. The late sDowstorm at h
West DELAYED the Erie trains ana - cars are rep.feI
due AT Weehawken tomorrow, the present snONstlfn
permitting The principal drOyers at Onehundredth-
Il cars: Crm, Coon Thompson. Is cars ellis Heaey
Co. WaiXel RoSenthall, cars r. Nc aHrel,
A Mann and Stevenson BOggs, ears each; Bright &
Pagan cars T. Murray, Hood, Dixon Co., and Geary
Sr. local storE few of the sales were by ". Fitch
~ Illinois steers ordinary D. cWt. al &c. IL hansds'
tat 3, cwt az 49, QI5.c and 80 Missouri, = cw at Ia
E Hurd for Geary Hurd & Co.. &C indiana steers, CT
W thompson for himself and Coon. 10 fair 2 cwt
Kentucky cattle al l3s i5c, and TO Illinois Tor Crdm q
T. RYAN -od 81 little 6 cwt Illinois steers at 1llc; IS
n Z ow and ONO bulls l2jO u, at A. 2 10, live
TIC Eastman for A. Mann % Illinois steers 40 Of them
heavy and ist cwt at -. ol5c., and "a at l2e on
ellis. Healey Co. sold their 40 Illinois steers of 1,2O
at l2tcp 81 = cWt and l3 Canadian stlers, IOO ID,
Merritt q Burchard, for Hood Dixon & Co., 81 Ken;
tucky cattle Of scant % cwt fat, az 05c, and s. OF
Their own, : cwt. ILLINOIS, steers, az IA p l5tc
steyesoI Boggs had 81 Illinois steers on sale by o.
F. Evans. They very fair = cwt. cattle, brought
u by Old JO Dunlap veteran droNer and sold at I4@
81
Ql4c.. aud "A OF G cwt. al III l2c.
Culver d Co. .od % Of their own, lOt cwt, fat Ken
tucy cattle 40 ~ 0lJc and 30 Ohio steers OF cwt, Tor
L. Carson. at abs.
LAD. Ws.xcl run ont &C Illinois steers, u cwt at
lc % cwt., aud o. Indiana, o al cwt at Ia l-4c.
" Of cwt al ll.c. 80 n 2 cWL
T. BRAY out 10 Missouri cattle, Tor ". Fitch, u
0I5c.. OF 7cWt.
The Comnunpaw drovers were Coney Mcpherson,
VIII ID ear; v. AleTtJn 4 Co, IS cars; j. Dalbey
car; Gardener CO. cars and klehans q Co., ears,
with state cattle for ). Ayrault. sales by Coney
Oi
5Ql0 cw 20 il 5c; IA ILL., q cwt. at l3@I5c, 20 tops
al l5cr s. n cwt % common ONO. 81 cwt, Al He;
also Tor Oaruener Co.. 10 Mo- steers, u c"t, at y
Moses for Klemaus & Moses, IS Ky and Ohio cattle,
Dabey out rs ~ steers Of 81 ewt, at l2t l5c
AT Neehavken Con & Ulery and +. McCaiieTy had
cas each Gctry, Hurd Co.. car, NJ. r. DOty, cars;
Gea5 Hnrd & Co. 10 H. steers = cgt at i2aI4:c ana
p. MCanley sold 81 X. steers OF u cwt coarse, at
sei q lnd q cwt, at nsc' and Is Ohio OF q, cwt at
= Uiery out his I2l good cwt Ky. cattle at y
d. Barnes sold 80 III. steers Of G, cwt., at l2ic.
1hufcl Bliss, log ". B. DOty. 90 Canada oxen and
$40 Viii ~ Nv T., at li ~, i2'' ana ~ ,ip = Gwti' At
Ioh'y d -ons, FOR ". V. Wood, IS Illinois steers, "a
Mich COTs-rrade has been unusually dull, even
ioI Gun season, during The past weeH- People are
cows. Fresh have been sold at sis WIN lair milk
ers st 200 eaIn and one very good cow at $50
VEAL CAINEs~-Iaese hnpr0ye with the beef, Fat
gl.k eI.s s'hg ai l-e!!ie per ID, live weight with
iair al lie Ffime hosaTss~ed calves cell AT QCsc
sHEEP-lotal, 2l,s9 FOR tie week which il a light
T 1ny ~ ~ MI ior to-ay-1o car al
nunipaw-were all taken up, aud prices have been
& To- oG a. fat 70 es Gi,e s 'neS at al . s:S
very large iS6 u CaBadas at b.. All Fortyeighth-st
B.5c; 255 dO 7o4s5 n 6e l95 OF 81 ~ &c; 20 Of 81
H. &C.,; I79 Of 90 y, 5c; IA Canada 1864 n 7c l3 Of
j. kirby sold 28l Michigan sheep, 70 n, at d5sc l22
do q h. 5fc; 1870 OF So ~ pc; q state CO n, 4tc;