New-York tribune., 1872-03-26
NEw-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

BeeysS o0"H 'eaN sssso' sT sTins. iN1.
assSIse,s,.s DTo1.,Ta:..siS = 500 %
W. SS;::;i; a7:f: :" Iii ' ,.::;; =;
E:':!si; /: ss;,i :, + l ls I sEa s gS
PRiCEs OF CATTLE ro-DAr.
Pint
lhsi oriSsry Inn sieer. 9il
The Gsnsr. s,sse Of tS. market today e,ns Al. S az.
@ ES,Ts@s o9ge gs Pss; s,I from rom
WHERE CATTLE ARE FRoM.-Illinos 5.is7 OhIo
632 Texas, $751; Missouri, ClO Indiana, 1875; Newlork
BEESEs%rhe market strengthens as Lent draws To-
ward its close And still 1t somewhat anomalous
that durng the present week of perhaps more than
usual abstemiOusness on the part Of large class Of
population, with the iu supply OF 1911 cattle for the
Onehundredthst.. and Is at Weehawken; We have to
report an advance. somehow the popular
iea n ora IN vns con.edne moro cAtS ys b
got out of them here There is large
Eastern demand, and droves sold in Albany for TIE
Brighton market at quite high figures they brought
here to-day. ANY decline Of importance duh markets
rule Coming to the trade of to-day found the largest
supply and poorest quality at Communlpaw, with prices
only little higher than they were TINS DAY
week scarcely any better than Thursday last The
best droyes were perhaps c higher, hut trade Jagged
contrary cattle generally good, and the prevailing
rates were close upon 60 advaaee from the preyions
did the owners very little good. Those droyes which
came from the country or cattle bought further west
made money. one drove Of Ill extra hne
nigh grade Durhams are worthy OF special notice,
so uniformly fine were they The whole drove averaged
sale this week, ana the dstlery cattle begin 10
forward Butchers complain ana justly, 100, OF the
enough 20 the animals 10 handle them all punch
the butcher find per of his cattle with broken
ribs, bruised Ls or Otherwise injured 10 the extent Oi
TO be overcrowding The ears, putting TOO few
and TOO careless hands 70 manage them on
the way but than all rushing them through in such
short time without unloading for rest feed aud wafer
There were cattle on sale to-day which were shipped
from Chicago last Wednesday, p We call this cruelty
10 animals and would rather Or steak should be ont ~
some other than these fevered animals Henry Bergh
nd wide scope IN this direction for the exercise of
his vocation cdttc must be rushed through with this
speed at least gve the stock palace car with food
and water board and separate stalls for the animals
Very few Of the cattle Of to-day went below ilc and
about 1t likely that droves VIII be pushed for
ward ~ freely circumstances viii permit for next
wanted the close Of Lent Already have 81 cars
reported for Communipaw next Wednesday. TIE Com
munlpaw droveTs or sAppers OF n Iay Mere' tuas ts
pin, y. Morris. with Il carloads head during the
j. R. Mcpherson. "a cars; Goldsmith & CO.. Il cars:
Brown Co, II cars W. KgleT car. L. b. wing. Ing
3 cars with several one and two carload lots
COney McPersOn had A cars on sale VIZ: BOG Illinois
steers OF a ewt mostly at 5GlSc.-Ie" toPS % Htte
kgher-ll5 uneven q az cwt ONO cattle 10Y W. heey,
d13c 80 Illinois steers, for same g cwt at l2c
at s75 each cars do, for ID. c. Mackey medium. 81 cw
at he; 81 Illinois, for L. i. wing, cWt at i lSsc ana
The " Morris cattle all classed Illinois. and
qured usual array Of saesmen They were handled
steers, selling at l2dl2sc. and 48 Of 1890 Ii,
gross, at lilc., 81 % q cvt; b. We.theimer
Of 6i cwt. at l2c. W aeigel run out cars lOl of
them 6sGI3 ewt, at l2se, ana - oI 8 cWt. at iIg
o. So OF them q 81 cwt. at 1-c, and ~ Of cwt AT II
af25c H. Meyers sold cars 9s OF them ct steers at
ioid ears S. OF them G6Gi cwt 12c Of cwt.
at l2ic. :. Moses had cars. GA of them
NJ I2c coarse, 1890 10 at DC So II per cwt and
car poor 8, cwt, at nc F. sanuels soid cars 81 Of
ihen coarse y ct at ld12hc and 800 strong u cwt
lat scant lJc; W Florence completed the list selling
cars strong z ewt at l2l u ;. BE-. .
Il Missouri cattle, car Of them bulls. weighing
& syo % Di al se &C. 81 @ n per cw cars coarse but fattisi
cwt. cattle at 12c.. ard cars prime 8! cwt at l3e
or ss5 per mead; Missouri Gwt coarse at lie
cwt Illinois cattle for c. Baker, At llac l54 ONO s
fed Cherokees for Brown Co.. C3 cwt and good AZ ltc,
f. Loughman sold u fat Ohio steers fed BY II. Pevey
in Clinton County, of them, IA ewt net at sl'5 each
B. W. Glllet sold his co Illinois ofGi cwt. at III
Gl2c -
TO Loughry Il Newton cars each to J. T. Alexander
anu 7. ellis; cars Tor T. Caef, Baracher Mead. T.
Fltch and W Thompson; 10 Merritt q Burchard Bar
acher & Dunlap and W. NJ. Tilden; for Culver
sale, by W. Fitch: His own IS Illinois steers Of u cwt
AZ 13c i2s for j. T. Alexander, who is welcomed back
cwt: sold at l2i l3c % Illinois for Baracher Mead
4 cwt at y! Ql5c. and 6J for Baracher Dunlap, u
r. {, Eistln for SELF % fat 81 cw Ohio steers at &c.,
Illinois, cwt. at HE, and Is Illinois cattle
d. waixei sold Il good n cwt Illinois cattle at I2s9
13.c., ANA 81 Of 6s9ei evt; at l2c. .,.,.
They comprised Ill choice Ohio steers fed in Pickaway
County by L. seey. and the tails II such there were
would rank above first quality. They weighed about
loo at home, laid at strong % cw-in fact were
nearer 10 brought about l4c so per cwt, by
A. (fy a, 10 ala
steers Of "a cwt. for K Calef at II, a l3fc.
W Thompson sold his II fine cwt Illinois steers at
:. W Clark had a state bulls. I.iOO n gross which
brS1sn 1;Ssic sr P sa ye 81 illinois cw fine
GlIs rin ont 40 Illinois steers IS Of them 122O B
12012sc per cwt and So I95 b. at l2ic 50 per
Uealev sold bs % Illinois steers OF y cwt at 12ic
The Weehawken shippers McCaffrey IL Cary. with
II cars and s. Ulery OF which he sold 62 prime s
81 cwt Illinois cattle at III 9lSc, and ~ OF tG6t cw
McCafrey & Cary sold es Illinois cattle. OF 81 cwt, at
Mich COWs-Trade continues slow with an over
stocked market, though receipts are lighter common
cow 20 very slowly; some them at SIS $3.50 each.
Fair good mixers rather better request but the
trouble is, that nearly all the cows are poor. ..-
VEAL CALVES-The supply Is lighter again, receivers
discourng1ng sending them in until after Lent The
weather has been favorable and good calves bring The
advance has been obtained, but no live ones are
0uoted above lOc. Some OF the finest hog-dressed
SUPERINTENDENT of Markets or his subordinates have
been taking bob veas without pay, so farmers better
keep any weighing 5OG6O at home. Large numbers OF
dressed calves sell at 90l2c.
sHEEP-The 1lsls reported this week are 5,iOo less
than were received during the previous week This light
run with 20 at Forty eighthst 10 at Communpaw
and at Forteth-st for the market Of today causes
little advance from the rates OF TINS day week;
scarcely ANYTHING under &c. Much OF the stock
sells at % Oc. at Forty-eighthst by Hume and FL
lott s4 state l9 b. 1Osc 800 do 80 D lOtc 2Ol OHIO
81 n IOlc ss do NJ esc; $50 do, SO n. sic l4e do
11G m l0Rc b eic 50 OF 50 ID, at 9Bc ana W VI
so N AZ 10 a1OIc Total l,6i4 az 81 % average.
j. Kirby sold l7s Michigan sheep ~ U at Ssc W ONO,
80 ~ at 9sc; 232 do. Sc b. at 9ic 155 Indiana 81 d. AT