New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-05-15
local MISCELLANY.
.o,xr ppICFs FOR GOOD BEEF.

IA ~. az, hiob nrices of meats in the mar
lets especially of beef, cause n,te, In con
rmong housckeepers ana ,e renorter r c. Eastman
Mo Il one of the largest shippers o' ca.c 'i'"'
nort 70 England made this eNplanatlon; ,;,, be to
Prhe eject of the present high prices VII, "o "
70 cvnorting Of cattle. for the reason tiia. d
, /; worth to- lay more money IN New iork 'nan
10 "a IN London. and until change tahes iII3;,o
.n.a ,,u he no cattle sent abroad except oy SHY
III lao have contracts 10 i'll and can't heip lhcin-
iyee think the price of cattle i largely que l"
scarcitv OF corn. Every spriag between nav IN Td
,vr,sS there rs an advance IN the price vi go. H.
h't,. h,t several causes have combined TO put tne
rise this spring far beyond that oil pIcNious
The Yves; is the great reservoir rom wlllc NJ and
,,,r meat and the supply wanted ny NcW-ssN. h
Tho scahoard cities has been greater thlS va. hrt
ever before not only for home consu'np Wi as
also for expectation. The states rS'' have raised
sippi which IN former years snlJ in this
n snrplus of cattle (which they sou " than
,narken do no. now raise lnoi and thcy
~ snficicut for their own consumption' 81 lois
that reached here from ONO anu n;,,nn throurh on
.ron in the bucket There were III a,iS S00 600
.,I ,,aii; from Texas last wear neatly s 80 tiLcse
VIZ ~ 80 ,,,le Usually the stock catue ,lol l4 L.,
,'r'cr drives from the southwest ~ lrodo and
the ranchmen OF Wy3mihns', Sree and four-vear-old
tovcs are taken by farmers III ,ndncing
tIIinms Iowa. Kansas ana Other coln t Mo the
49, fcd through one winter anu senV n.y. 60,
States, ' e.; ,he snring. This is the source from
,sbich we have in pTeVlOusfprlhSS ' .ho corn
Iast summer the drouth nearly ,oSth loft the
crop IN These mn and corncrcd and the result
.sas that drives from Texas "elc, Sh;caco and
entirely by packers III 81 LOUIS anu Snro We are
,be ranchmen while the farmers 20 ", W thn,r heads
~ Co.. onr stall-fed steers, shake IeIi III
and ng,nt to empty corn-oins anu ~, ,s5pnf,
Thre l. the history Of the rise III u 49, s l,,ver
~ w. viii relief come III the, shape Oh lo"ei
prices = .,., whom the demand for exporta-
tion had ceased that prices "oulu in am snpnose
no mi done So to any great extent i 60, 10
fro,n that that no relief can DC viii Inc i'm
grass-icd cattle begin 10 come III, W. lever and
shont "a month. Prices are DouIu W - scorc,tv-
np'% th, result will be a elut aier inc sCaiiN ~,
- that A. usually the case Sldil uo-'' ~ 10
warning again when the grass cattle ooo n W. also
rcattlr from the distllleucs VIII " & Ill, nave
mr. ii, that have been reaching MY iII 5rcss
$40 pounds were from 100 10 lou pou nrX GREAT
'Tbere will he some, out n". co;;ne and
fall IN Il,', feed cattle properly and put good
.atfie on the market. 40 not uillh INV 'Tbor, are
cattle is running short IN thls SG1i not he IN INV
,1.rtv At stock cattle here anu VIZ M no NM
RS.;3, ar Xnurs that the pncc oi beel III 'rO 20
1t viii bc influenced 10y the scalciis9 VI '"''' "
L. hopgut Ii l. Il question OF corn. , e. fois an
INC I'M, of wal" SAID re an pu'cHci, -
"6 49,. present high price OF neat. Inc uIoNVa
Ia The wholesale butcher 10 "'o rs.o,,t
with With the price and reap dd n1m PeiS with
age, while We; Wn n9oot w. There are from 100
s If choice cuts ona beef and me only
w. a., an save ourselves Is 10 put up 'lio pa
these parts f9r the class Oh a price although
,nust and will have them al any "oorer neouIe
IL. in "A GOOD deal OF kicking. Inc rOo ' -
,,t9 INV the neck ends OF the tlDs anu not or ca
ut eifhrr paw the old prce eat less M" ~ MT
Il'iS' -, entirrlv: SO We let them have thoI V''
v. 49, rsual rates and make 1t up on Ouoio. o.,
when are consequently one-thlId sn. tbat we arc
yr.rc at this time last year Etthh d, Keen mn
Io.iog money and # the market sho'iu. ,bt cit =
49, II tie retailers scattered throuslo1' -, ,sr
vii be compelled 90 80 OUT ol 1''slho''' ~
was lucky 10 get oil ~ SNORT