New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
Hfw-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

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w,,EEF rnE CATTLE ARE FROM.-Il'InOis G.32j: Mis-
sour Texas and Cherokef, COS Ne"-4oIA 76i In
eiiana 81, OhIU. 81 Connect ctlcGi, %.
HLEvEs-Te 1923 cattle reported as toe receipts
SINCE M Monday 15ls less than Inc very aIge mum
hrs I hr rreviOus And still we have quite as
many ,' ''' trv %DF earle VS. largely
Ton % th "a & fouF B15oEvD and jersey CITY regularly
belon m N--Y0rk 20 the buJchering interest Is
reTuc out outside OF those. for all the west end of
~ Ilant tbe whole OF staten Island, Elizabeth,
newark Now brunswick, Paterson, &C., N NeWJersey,
ana up h, river iu this state, across into westminster
%rn4v where farmers want - buy cattle TO craze
rather tlan -e stock and into Connecticut there
= heavy ru which often taxes from 1000 t. 1000 cattle
pasture ground for cattle which Went 70 ihakG up ths
tltys supply instead Of being supplied uy l. Inc pro
Garden truck pushes the cattepastures out into the
Afler fair supply during the week the market OF
y-,terdl, aud JOday-sunday Is st4H WoIA.5g g.y l.y
~ "a many OF the dealers ald DulcherH-oIeucu VII.
r-1 -aiti VIZ: I38 carloads at CommunlpaW, lJ5 ~
one hu redtA-st., and 20 al WeehaWken. Ile Groves
some tuut Illinois Missouri cattle, ami LARGELY of
good a' lois. Trade was ratheT SOW, t4 Pll.cs H., H.
lower o good cattle. and tul 3c lower Oh conInJI IN
lc son uu,od Texans for which butchers only offered
ior would brought close uIgn l4c 4asl 1lohuAy'
l nos steers sold 70 who'esAie H.. polcIl5Is 2alil1
stllt 81 q cwt., while lat drQyes brought l@G14ic'
L. Top the market was III reail 90, - I ,.I - 80 80
ara SIZE. went, though the -elec MS IIot - IA ,ly
i, 'i r.ftIe or those but a trile better went at
A., on r., 4 ago. The shad trade now comes IL as
u'l D. - ana cheap 90 -. dc ~ ~ W Wines1l1v
~ r~ ,!s oI & easL.e iyI -, - f raftic " Communisg
v-re H,r-i. IS cars j. T. Mcpherson, . J. B.
Iaur.i nd H. Goldsmith, eacA u cas- T. A,eHaqs and
Kahn Fult cars each 4; j. Berry. cars r. GaI.ager'
cars DE- e.. Jrssup, cars ANA W. Ar4,sJ On
-.es W tls M0rI.s cattle L ears by W T. Dudley 90
r mem -,crut g. cwt stll-fed Texans hali AT lO3c,
td tho rest at ieic 81 p ewt, with u lhos 69 c"t.'
ana "a lr cwt both az l2c. l. sdmuels run Ott cars
g tr b 4t3 cwt, II Il 9l-c., and "a 0I scant = cWt
Toney sons sold cars, al Texans 50 OF them q cwt
tt he. auI IL. 81 . y cWt Win 81 y heao
n b. ai,yers had cars Illinois, "a OF them ordinary
fcWt .recrs ll3c; OF scAnt Il cwt, c0arssh az
itc and u cwt. cattle at 12s l3c W -elGel s9d
. cars 1 cwt. at about l2c., average D. Moses Aau
flrs "a r- ,wt sold at 12d l2ac.
Copry q MCPHERSON had lis Illinois steers Of 6 cwt,
ald ~ al2c: lO4 OF strong q cw nne top al L Ssc
and ~ OF -rOng cwt also nne at l2s eSAc ANA IoT
1 Berry nlnois cattle u cwt at ia gI5sc WIN u
NJ Gnd-uth sold his lsi Missouri cattle car Z cwt,
az Ot4ch car coarse, cwt. at 11c car, 6a cwt at
Il.r cars. u Cwt., at DC, ana cars cMt'' az -@c
A for T. G. Jessup, 81 Indiana cat.lc 81 cwt at l2c
C. Kahn ,od lSs I4ois steers, q & a. r7.
H = d. ry' for J. B. Hunter g. Missouri cattle, 6g
W.T. al al 5i25c lie also had DC rough Texans holding
r. 5,eI1ndredth-st cattle we're consigned as fol-
wheeler a co 10 10 Merritt Eurchard. II to I. Gils
tstoJ ii " d. l. Fitch, 70 l. a d. Waxel, to J. NJ.
rden o. C. Calef, and The same to a. NJ Clark There
Cuiver' wheeler & Co. sold for C. Calef SO Illinois
Steers hae 81 cwt, at l5al5lc; ia ior themselves q
twt prae al - l3c, ana ~ OF . cwt at ia lJc
ID Wlxel sold Illinois steers, u ewt, al l2c, 81
S,cb sola forJH&p pI. Fitch. 100 good n cwt
Mn sour cattle 2t 034c with lO5 Illinois steers for j.
NJ Dunlap. II cwt.. Tat, At l20i3c.
Merritt Burchard had l47 Illinois steers goOC 73G5
cSt. sold at l2al3tc., and IS OF "a cwt. at l2ic.
T. ellis sold his ~ Illinois steers OF IIp 10, at 4c, 81
81 OF l2O0 q, at l2c q u, and 81 " 2tO d, at
sasley sOld "a Illinois cattle "a cwt., at II a12ic.
l. C. Eastman sold of his own fat 81 cwt. Illinois
.ers at l2s 03c. airish cwt. Connecticut cattle
foT a Beden at II Gl2c. and 81 good u cwt Illinois
Tor W 81 Tlden at la l3c.
Cary McCaarey sold l92 Illinois steers, 70sa cwt, at
g1l3c. -
Healey sOld his 70 Illinois steers OF u cwt, at l2sc
A NJ Clark brought ia 4S good cwt State CATTLE sold
by Williams Valentine, at ia QI3kc.; pair meaed
- George FOrdOn OF Ontario County weighed 65 at
home. and were extra hne; an offer Of l4c 62 per
Nt.. refused for them.
Vail & Mead sold 2 ewt Illinois steers at l2i a
i3c.. and car ca cwt at IL 4lzc.
b. Uiery al Weehawken, 81 OHIO steers cwt at l3c.,
and 45 Illinois, 81 ewt. at l3G l5ac
III. A. MOrehOIse, for w. " Wood, 80 Illinois steers,
strong "A cwt, at l2lc.
Mich COWS-The 81 offered Is light suppl and
the market Is better. One lot OF Il head was sold at $50
very poor run down 10 SIS per head.
sNEAL CALVES-rhe supply continues liberal, ana
prices without much change, ranging from osc or
lie buttermkers for prime milk veais one lo OF
80 Jerseys 0Q1GO sold az 64stc; ~ OF $50 R at 6c;
with o. at y 20 each. s. McGraw sold 2Oj during the
week. at o. "a average Hume q Elliott sold 6as al ~ ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, l5.olS against l5,4l7
LAST week On sale to-day, n ears al Forty ears
cars at Forte thst and at COniDunpaw Inc trade j.
extremely duh, butchers wanting nearly lc on or thfy
decline touching The sheep. This causes sort OF ocA-
up Tor stOeS cost that heavy Losses WOua he -s-
tAlned " meeting the views OF bI!efS' 1AeIe are