New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
NEW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

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lIIcts Oh CATTLE TO-DAY.
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la'o oraiar, Inn Seer. o!a. 81, co"........is e,s
I' general average Of d. market to-day eu"a'eI at "a
fti,I'e range Of r1ees
WTrEE rnE C,TfIF AEE FROM" Ninoi, 55s-: Ken
lucky 40; OHIO c55: NewYork ~ Indiana. - TNa,
go; Missouri, III; Jersey, -; Michigan, -.
BEEVEs-A Western subscriber Who complained that
of our reports in November, which limited at prob
ably lighter run Of cattle in the future aud better prices
gcsons nen mat Is Tei@rTcd TO thg fact mat We
uonth-with average OF scarcely olc = n. Now.
and. sctu6g aside the extra holiday arri-
walls al la9lic = m' me @ye, t, ma n osyH
SHOWS upon The Western plains Were nnorI,c, . ana
doubtless forced feeders TO send stock To market Wnr
they had contemplated carrying through lIe NInt,I'
Tue very strong market OF to-day i On accordance wlth
what We said m November The offerings for the present
market were lol cars al Soiuhunlpi"i - ~ @
drcth,t aud lG NJ Wochaw6cn. making 3ol Tor sun
day aud Monday. Those Christmas dealers who at
tnuc advantage o. traders who sell cattle on both day.
al Our-lundrcdth-st' ana N''Ht"hth' MHcl IN 'VH-
sidcrrd ~ arriving for the Monday market Is od on
there should be- II there is they think hat now,
as reforms are order OF the da,, this law should be
against their viii on that dry feeling that they are
driven 10 il by acons ~ those VINO seem Ittrrnned
t. the COmmumpdw yards are closed against sales on
sunday.
aascd Thursday aud Friday, prices milling !r but this
he, been uIly recovered to-day. la fact. cattle
a. on ti1u fhev were last Mondi', and the cio-c
even stronger than the olenng: one Gro|rt VINO SOFA
wished he had drunk that day, 80 n 10 gc the t-
fer pIicrs of Monday \ Christian Observance Of the
.a;,t would have been equally beneficial There was
only ur small lot OF Texans, and they sold ~ "A INN
W.irrp cattle went at l0!c., fair al unlltr, While
of one drove selling AT l3c., 60 ID per cWt. III, 30
The Coinmulipaw droycrs were: y. Morris, win y
c,rs. ! r. Mcpherson, - ears; H. klJppcg aud Kahn
Furst ears each; Goldsmith q Co., cars @iltn'
Moses and Tyler CO., ears caci Win lew smaller
The Morris cattle were all Illinois steers mostly in
hin flesh Counting mp the cattle sent to tls by
y Morris in 1871, We lind the very large toial OF !6o2
,nnugb IA either lose it, Ills cattle OF
today were sold cars by Schuscr7 CWt al 100 lOlc
car- by Dudley Of them al ct cw at lO!c Of scat
cwt al price. and ear, Gwt at lOc lone' sod
cars O. cwt at 10. llc Seigel sold cars Il al cwt
al 100 ellie samueIs sold cars 5l0Gl cwt ordinary at
toncy Il Mcpherson sold their o5 mixed al cwt. Hi
steers, with line top at lOt ~ u ONO q evil
ana 81 u T. cw with as for j. b. Wing, cwt lat, at Ia
Ionc1nan sold his Sc good Ohio cattle q Of cwt at
lie 81 n. and 30 Of 81 Cwt., at l2c. 80 70 g cwt.
NJ Goldsmith sold his us Illinois cattle, Il cwt, at
10. Me- and l6l ONO Tor H. kapper % 0b c"t at 9.9
IT, Kahn for Kahn 4 Furst, 10 Kentucky cattle, y cwt
at SIS 80 Of cwt, at SIS, ana 81 Indiana steers 0c"t
Williams and Valentine had lol Ohio steers cwt, sold
s. Moses run his 81 Illinois steers, can cwt at
lOdllic.
The official figures from the yard books at One-hun-
dredthst give ol22l beeyes for the past year Loss
mich cows, 26oO calves, and 6,196 sheep and lambs
The droyers OF the present market were Coon, Thom
SON Co., II cars; Waixel CO.. ~ cars l. GliS II ears;
heimer cars; A. Mann and Healey * Co.. each cars,
with local stock.
y cwt; 0G of Il cwt. AT l0ic 81 10 v cwt, and, with
iIealy, 70 OF /, 1870 n at lOtc., 81 n y cwt.
Merritt x Burchard sold their 50 Illinois steers OF q
cwt. at 1Otc. 81 % y cwt.. and 81 OF 3 cwt al l2c
r. Glis sold his O6 Illinois steers 295 10, at lOscr 81
10 cw 20 Of 1850 ID t9tc and 40 OF 1880 at lie
T. c. Eastman sold &c Illinois steers for A. Mann, sest
ealey & Co. run out their 63 Illinois steers, 81 cwt at
Wheeler Culver & Co.. for r. Calef, very fine drove
Of SO Illinois steers a9l cwt at &c., tops at &c., 90
w. Thompson was at work upon several droves closing
out 81 Missouri cattle, cw at lOtc 81 per cwt; ana
selling others at II Gl3c.
d. McEwee had "A state steers and oxen, sd9cwt, SOLD
at 9dllc. W.,
cars for j. T. LenOx for II. c. WEIGH, and car for
Hull, the latter 1850 70 Ohio steers, sold by Hughes
westheimer at IOc, SO n y cwt. Westhemer x Hughes
also sold 81 illinois cattle for W. " Wood e. cwt at lOc
p f. Cary for j. T. Lenox, 81 Ohio steers cwt, at
10, Ill., and a. Ohio cattle for H. G. wech, 7cwt, at
Mich Cows-The little Improvement in beef may
help the cows byaRdb by II Is certain has not yet
la fact the past has been of the hardest weeks OF
the for selling MIX was whole
sailed at 81 so per can-less than &C. per quartduring
most Of the week. which is far from encouraging pro
ducers the amount Cows take the wide range
Of 800 each, most sales being at S5OGs6 Inc COW
trade lately carried on at Chamberns In Rohlnsonst
Is being transferred TO Forty-eight-st, North River
VEAL CALVES-These running down To low ngures
40 tar receipts are concerned They are mostly sent
In dressed during such cool weather Live sell well good
9tdOtc and poor at 6Gsc, few extras i6l 10,
reached ic with some coarse, halffed 22s calves at
W.. Hogdresscd are generally selling at l0dlSc.
sHEEP-The 1908 sheep FOR the week. with the high
prices bringing, show how reluctantly lar
let them go The high ruling OF pelts 81 5oas9 each
help very much To sell good lot OF sheep The market
continues improve, fat sheep OF less than 100 10
selling at &c. today and ewes OF II 10, at &c.
Prices generally rule at 7d7ic, as ut Communpaw, with
10 ears arrived sales by j. N Pdcook of i79
Ohio sheep 1t 10 AZ 7c 1893 No. TIC S5l Of sci 10, at
7tc 80 Of Ps b. at S2 Of Vol 10, NJ 7ic and b1 VI Vi
10. at Sc. total for the week, $780, at 81 ca average
Kase Co. cold no Illinois sheep, II ID at ec For the
week, 1850, at % average.
AT FOrty-eghth-st, Hume d Elliott sold $40 Canada