A theoretical model is proposed to analyze the local market structrue of CATV. Vertically, we divide the local market of CATV into the upstream market where channel program providers trade with local systems and the downstream markets where local systems trades with consumers. It is supposed that the upstream market is a differentiated oligopoly. Two cases of the downstream markets are considered: the local monopoly (1 system) and the local oligopoly with price competition (2 or more systems). Compare these local market structures, we find that if the program quality and the authorized fee are equivalent, the subscription price is higher in case of local monopoly, and if the number of channels exceeds the system capacity and the subscription prices are equal, the program quality is higher in case of local oligopoly with price competition. This implies that the consumer surplus of local monopoly is lower. By welfare analysis, we also derive: 1.The less of the costs of headend equipment, of trunk line, and of signal amplifier, the more advantage of the local oligopoly, and 2, Exceeding competition in downstream market induces lower social welfare.