New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-24
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PRICES or CATTLE TO-DAY.
Prime 70 BTtra bahooks il Oh
[Int QUALITY 20 H. ~, II;
That Of ordinary thin socs OIen ana Cow. sSS
Inc TsnsT. T sTs SS Of q. to-day S
Extreme range Of Pnoe. from '''''''''''.'.'.. 6di2t
WHERE RS The e. CATTLE ARE FRoM"GOsi' asa Ken
tncky 1865; Ohio las ss TeH S iOsS indiana, ses
SsSG1E total of sa cattle for the week with Ss7s
of them arrived Saturday for the present market
I52 car-loads at Communipaw 1Os at Onchundrcdthst
& o SG Ts WITH ali U
dressed meats. The present has been Summer day.
Mt all favorable for selling stock. Butchers going from
the wholesale stalls where pretty fair beef selling at
to E S d G Tsy generally mot
sisted upon sSlc decline, and sellers had to let them
favorable opportunity. The figures had wide range,
Of the rough Texans going below 7c and so to
batGheSs toy Of 6s market iar lots Of prime
small lots Of being cleaned out There were an unusually
nq SS IN TO S T hs a
Chicago stock now comes through regularly but that
10 extent since the fire. 1t win be observed that
Kentucky Is giving us large number Of cattle. There
OF the market week ago. drawn away from the
supplied Philadelphia and Baltimore markets. or the
carry nearly through the present week, especially
this heated term continues hence moderate arrivals
An average o{ more than cattle per Week for
past that our are dnf to
the price largely increases the oonsumton The aver;
p ES fuy &C. higher then than
The principal shippers " OF the Rrenent
Aierton II cars; w. Kelley IL cars Powers & Co., II
cars; NJ. Goldsmith and r. Gallagher, 10 cars each T.
fears; j. f. Daibey and Potts Riggs Co.. cars each
C. r. Arnett, cars A. L. Riley and sMoses each cars
with sundry scattering lots and' cars driven down from
Some Of the leading sales were, by COney & McPher-
wood Co. % Illinois steers FOR Potts, Riggs Co., u
cwt at ollie 50 good 2 ewt Ohio steers 81 Tor HALE
nett sSs cwt at IL 0l2c with 30 Ohio for w. Kelley at
G. j. Fagan run ont 40 Illinois steers of o. Cwt, for D.
II. Sherman, at 9lalOc.
E. Loughman had llS fat cwt. Ohio grades, sold at
Mead & Vail, for R. Scott, 40 good ewt, Kentucky
steers at 9dloic and 40 OF shermans Illinois CATTLE q
G. Kahn sold his II common O. cwt. Kentucky steers at
oc 90 fair u cwt cattle at lOic and 10 prime NO
steers, cWt grades from Kentucky blue grass at lO0
H. Beach sold "A Kentucky steers for T. Dixon. So OF
them cwt at "a ole and 16 at &C., on cWti ahO, l5
l'nlinois steers Of 81 cwt., at sale. -.,. .,.o
ewt at lO0lOse and lG7 for F. BrOw1 also Kentucky
P. Mccartney for H. Berry, ls Kentucky cattle, II cwt
a,
et11ic, and e. do, for A. L. Riley 81 cwt, at 9a9lc.
g. Moses sold his eS Illinois steers OF 6sS cwt at 100
fhe Onehundredth.st shippers OF to-day were,
Healey, ellis & Co., w. Fitch and Crnm & Thompson,
each; Coon Thompson, cars; cars local BrlgHes
Lockrdge, and Boggs each cars; T. Gllils, w. FOX
Sales by Hesley. Gnlis Co.. 215 Illinois steers q cwt.
at 9c IS n per cwt for one bunch and 19.c, 81 NJ for
the others. Also IS Illinois cattle Of 1880 ID, at 9tc %
w. Fitch run out A fine 81 cwt Illinois steers, at 100
and ~ Illinois y S1 mo about Oe qy ave az Them
'T E sis 9S s6ld S q good ewt OHIO
scuens, at 1l9llic, and II OF Joel Dalbeys q cWt'
owt at "a iCc and 81 fat Indiana steers Bridges
LSSfdgs g. S3 on o s Cpu Thompson a ILL
Bridges lockridse came in with the first 81
o. P. Evans sold so OF st cwt at ni9l2ic" being
Culver Co. sold 171 Ohio steers 10 Of them among the
finest OF the market 81 cw at lli0l2ic and lOi at loP
W. Thompson sold 80 Illinois steers, cwt at &C., SO n
cwt and 20 tops, o. cwt out Of drove OF 80 head at
p whaen sold 70 Dutchess Co., N " steers and O1en
7eWt sverssS at az each individual. with carload
each J. B. Murphyhad cars; G9f Ulery Sars Cooke
Robinson and s. Rosentna each Ears VI r TSSd A.
Co., and Hanna Bro each cars, with cars each
Ee sold ~ fat cS sa KensucEy grades at 1oo
wcstheiner Hughes for H. Hammond 20 aichig Si,
|
f. Hnrd for j. Yates IS poor Te LOO ~ ct sic q
y cwt., and ~ Wisconsin steers for Ashley Bro, LOGS
| 10, at 758Sc So h y cwt. .
g. Rosentha had iO7 Illinois steers u cw sold at Ct
r Gis for j. B. Murphy 1856 Texans, 1000 n at Sc, IS
E. Dudley for g. Farley, 81 Illinois steers cwt., at
9,0IOc and 81 Illinois cattle for w. " Wood at sslOc
Cooke Robinson had o5 Ohio steers 7iSs cwt sold
J. Church for H. Jarvis s? Indiana steers 5sSsi cwt
at 9Sc and "a Texans OF cwt for A. wilson at stc
F. Mccartney sold 50 Indiana steers Oft cwt for Hanna
A. wilson sold u Of his LOST Texans at asc, per D.
Mich cows-These have been coming in faster
than the demand warrants. II the quality was better
sales would be quicker. Even a few fine mixers
Poo nnd +es at % Sssn
e high Saad as 5 S5e @ saa SGw s
low price Of dry IS adverse to good demand for
fresh ones: Beside, milk is plenty and low oont. .o
rates lower; the warm weather, run supply OF
dressed veas pressed on SALE and other meats
finest Bucks County calves are only worth iotc to-day
fat state veas selling at Grass ana lea caves
H. went at 2tc while dressed. very little better
sold at Fat 40 lore se Rqst ed CAVES S
Hume Elliott, at Forty-eghthst sold lis during Ihe
week at % averages g. McGraw ll6 at sS 7' ana j.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The total Of 1890 Is a very
Both sheep and Lambs have declined TO- n, the best
"a Canada lambs selling at 7ic; very lew s1cep[1bh S
sheep barely Command SIC. The range is
6aG The sGsS Of to-day were on se ~ f0fS
sales at F or BY Hume Elliott Ohio
a. IS Of q as @ 7s csns
da lambs few sheep mixed In 70 at 7c aS do ali al
lambs, 70 n, 7sc and l1e OF 20 al nc io'ai' iOi0'
ed ohI9 g s9S 8 E. Ct r s ea q Of Ii
75 H. at 7ac. and Al culs, Ga h. at Sc Total ozl Sneep
ana a1ns AZ I'd "a Ohio sheep u ~ at 4tc 1853 Of H.