New-York tribune., 1871-06-27
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

AS':si Asss:i, n, rec L. 1:;s g ss s fs ss i is
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAY. ~
Prime to Extra BulOcts.
Medium or good fir quality
Inferior or lowest grade Of Cattle. 9lo
general Of the market to-day estimated atlGi
Extreme range Of prices from Teia
w9ERH THE IF CATTLE ARE FRoM.-inois, e647 Texas
SOC; Ohio 3l5; Indiana 2IO Kentucky, 2A; NeW-iorK
little let up from the large arrivals OF the prev
Gus week. yet the downward current set so strongly that
And yet with 442s head sale oday-l40 carloads at
Communipaw, 6s at one-hundredth,st and &C at Wee
hawkenthere not that extreme depression or Inurs
day and Friday with $3.50 for the two days Then was
next impossible to sell even after Dropping s dsT f1G%
ably fair demand but at quite moderate prices Az least
nearly all the stock has been 3 sold sold sSg on al good
many OF the thin Western cattle went at llGItc-one
bunch OF swt1Sit6 fair G'' D. goSd Cd iS' "t nS
1870. and prime at l2tsiSe. There Were Were
few of the pick put upon the scales at 13t 03tc but
lust as good cattle remained in the yards nearly all day
those 6gres These were lust as good as animals
sold at 4 one week ago. but only rate the average
eraIy good at One-hundredth-st and poor elsewhere
with few excepons With reference to the yards it
will be noted that the COmmunipaw horse still leads the
Erie and Pennsylvania Central Roads offer special or ex-
ira inducements few shippers Vanderbilt Will nave 70
This ety so far as live stock concerned Possibly the
large business he does the main line leads him to
overlook the Hudson River branch some changes arc
The Communipaw droves were &C car loads for d. H.
4inFpin-J. r Mcpherson Co., 50 cars-1O65 for the
week; j. II. Dalbey, IA cars W. Kelley, IL cars; +.
Godsmith ears. sales, by Coney MCPHERSON I95
Texans wt at lOc 22 In0 SSSs SSt al sG cf
Illinois steers at 1ltGl2sc and 2Ol for W. hehey' at
b. Westheimer for D. H. Sherman $50 Illinois still and
cornfed cattle Gwt at close upon l2g aveTagS ot m
NJ Beach, for j. r Mcpherson, the Tempieoh lou oi
| r. Murray for D. H. sherman, 100 Illinois still-fed
steers 81 cwt and 90 heavier but not as feshy corn
j. H Dabey sold 1888 fair cwt. Illinois steers at II
l2c with 27 prime cwt steers holding for more money
T. Bray sold O2 of the Sherman cattle rather common
6a e%t at llGl2e' ,,,ooo 60 rore q, ,ze, c1vt at
SEQ and 81 Ohio CATTLE 7tGa cwt at S7 each Also ST OF
sherman's 6. cwt. Illinois steers at III al2sc
NJ Dalton ran out SS very common loso ID ILLINOIS, caV
Mr.. sherman set aside l79 Of his cattle to be sold
At onehundredth-st where most of the cattle of
| good quaty-seyera dToves really prme.L a. D.
BGrchaEd and T. Giliis, cars each CTu@ 4 Th9mgPson
cars T. G. Eastman W. Thompson and Pa dMSS4nigGy Wig
& Valentine, each cars; with other single cars.
az oeI Sy nrobabIv sttIe more for few tops He
| promises IS carloads for next Monday. m
Culver Teed & Wheeler 70 very fine cwt Hi
nos steers for & D. Waixel at l3c. and O7 of u cwt
l2aSc.; also car q cwt Indiana cattle, for W. W.
W. Thompson sold g. fat Kentucky CATTLE scant cwt,
Merritt & Burchard sold their II prime scant cwt.
Illinois at 120l3c. and 36 OF 81 cwt at IL gl5o
j. Reyan sold his car q cwt Illinois steers at llc' %
| r. c. Eastman had so heavy and mostly fat Kentucky
| grades. OF 81 cwt., sold at ll3 Gl3c. .
Williams Valentine sold their 48 Illinois steers, of u
| cwt at 2GlSc, and 80 from Crum Thompson, ocWt,
IT ellis sold co Illinois steers 400 b. at 12t91Sc.
80 Kentucky 1925 ID, at l2tc and 80 do 1900 b. at sc
c. $ Glover bought SO very ne 81 cwt Ohio grades Of
McCafrey at the yards. which he retaied 13a13tc
Heaey Co. sold their A Illinois steers, 81 cwt, at
&. Bright sold his Kentucky cattle, of cwt, and
At Weehawken. n Morris had 20 for the
weeks Rosenthal cars; r. MeCanrey ears 1 n con
sales of the Morris cattle 115 by g. schuster 1920 70,
6I cwt at Siitc los in Tofeys hands, so Illinois, Of
Il cwt at iisi5c and IS Cherokees trying to SELL 1Ol
liic bulls 5ic live weight; > Ulery % OF a cwt @t
ing by the heels H. Meyers 81 OF cwt. at 1ltal2c
P. McCaffrey had l12 Ohio in his own name 45 OF
E' Hurd sold his IS Illinois steers cwt-, at 11iS12c
d. Barnes had 3s Illinois, Ct cwt, averaged lie: .
g. Bowdens 80 Ohio steers OF l252 ID, brought l2c %
s uieTy for Gof Ulery 6 Kentucky CATTLE II cwt,
s. Rosenha had 1870 Illinois steers, 81 cwt, sold at lli
3 Of M n at mere @ PeG Pecep nearly twice
as many last week taken at time when milk Is so
aSS o tbeF sG and when beef is SO cheap that
the milkman sees low prices for his stock when dry
|
| MIXED for short period have been made
as low $50, with decent at s55asGo while only
! prime cows reach S5as80. p. McCabe, at
Chamberlin's, sold l6 mostly common COWS averaging
VEAL CAIVEs-The greatly increased receipts unfor-
| tunaely when fewer veals are wanted for both
beef and lamb glut the market The calf trade Is about
An uptown customer may visit the lower markets select
a few very fine calves and possibly allow 81 not &c.,
TO be charged while another will around. striving to
buy as low he cam and get almost as good calves at
&c. At least he can fnd prime veals at 7te.
Tao1ar hate a
look for calves Lots carried nearly every day
simply because sn ~ so at s peP % 70 one se lot of n eo
ing price while whole pen sold at s. 80 per
! Hume q Elliott, at Forty-e ghth-st., sold 80 state
calves at &C., IS of 1924 at ic Sa9 for the week,
s, McCTaw sold a lot Of 2O6a26O ID at &c.
| j. Kirby sold 80 Of l37 ID at &c.
Wright & Hoag, at the lower markets. As State veas,
- SHEEP ri AND LAMBs-Reoepts 2sO35 for the week
Lambs are largely the increase in point of numbers
while prices are on a full downward run. They
are a plump cent lower than this day
%es In PSs Ss there Is NO stability % to the markets As
| high lie. and even llac have been Obtained while
fat ones at lOc In fact we almost call Oc the top
OF the market There is stopping place for thin West
ern lambs; whole carload ran TO &C. Sheep more nearly
hold their own, but have TO give way somewhat save
in very small lots at &c. for prime, SIC may be called
one car at least selling age The best Jersey lambs
nearly all in and many cuttings arc now received
The best lambs mostly coming from this state at
present, with good ones from Pennsylvania The
| West is sending in freely.
| Sales at COmmunipaw, where 10 carloads were re-
ceved for present market, by ~ PidcOck 25l com
mon Al ID, Western lambs, at c; S6 OF 60 n, &c. l73 OF
5s ~ 9tc Maryland sheep SO 10 4bc % Of ss n, 5c
l75 Of no D 6ic ~ OF l24 n 6c and 46 very prime lO
n 62c Total for week. ISIS sheep at 45a6.c or S5 20
each, and 1919 lambs, at " Gl2tc, or s. Is mead
Kase, Hauver Co. sold 20 coarse, 81 n, Jersey lambs
at 0c ia OF co b lOtc, and 81 OF COZ ID, prime at l4c
Total sheep $50 poor lambs included, at " d5lc or
s. so EACH and 1925 Jersey ambs-few OF them at Cham
| berlins-at 9al3c., or " 49, average. -
At Forty-eighthst. Hume 4 Elliott sold si Michigan
sheep, 75 n at 4ic 20 do 10 o 4Sc; SO state rs 10 5c
is Ohio of % 10 Indiana ia n, and 26S Ohio s0t 10, in