New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-29

a. ch.restown and Cambridge. The names Of the gen
90 composing the Committee viii b. fouod IN our
uo,sl arrivals They will probably remain some Gays
Examining the workisg OF our roads.
r.s woRtp,s FAR saovv CarrLE-Opposite the south
"a, "a The Palace there is another show, for sight cf
,b the Oh ling charged might De worse spsn' 10 many
a ,he adjoining places This show consists OF par OF
go, which the owner says are estimator 10 ~e'gn ssOO
o,nds but az No bullock has ever yet rsd nench SOL
b weighed 1000 pounds unless one OF these DO We sns
-. believe either Of them will ustl We seq HIM on the
.es We do believe bosever, that whenever an OK can
,oduc.d Of that weight the figures will be printed upon
-. s,s s,bbited the eighth wOeder Of the wsrld.
put these ara enormous oxen, full SIX feet high. well
$500 and though fat not excessively in any way
i,h,nen Ts.r color Is handsome red, with triangular
h,s spots n forehead very much alike in essh and
s,as white on the belly Of They now years old
.,. r.sed by John Lee. Washington Comfy New York
n. broke them TO work and kept them ia the yoke snt
.h.u two yea, ago which they have been fed freely
hr the purpose Of making pair Of very lnse esers and
nerhsps the largest ever made in this country
Ther feed now is DTS day Of meal ore third Of corn
and two thirds oats with all tbs they choose to eat and
thew are apparently gaining fast az ever ssd look
bster than when them six months ago, when they
fst arrived in the city.
They are OF the stock OF the country common in New
ysnd and this State and Of the type Of that OF
lster importation from Devonshre England and though
not fine points Of high bred title in such per-
lection as the Durhams We have described, they show
nsuiy what farmer do by choice selections OF the
,hs best calves and by careful keeping and high feeding
,ueb A. he has and hope the sight Of these will be the
,,csn,;ve TO produce many Of the character
They may be viewed and hsndled by women and chill
S,sn for they are doce lambs and the ros 10 very
eourlOdOus and well kept
Nsu,otb Ike az these are they are exceeded in
that respect taking into account the ordinary weight
different animals by
memrOts Hog, exhibited in the same building, the
weight Of which as given by the Camden and Amboy
railroad scales is I4O7 lbs lie girts feet inches, is
feet inches long and feet inches high was years old
,be 9th Of June and oDethrd Berkshire and t"0thrds
Chester pa County breed raised by Joseph DAVIS
Burlington County n j. and is now 50 fat he IS ond ana
unable 10 stand up but few minutes at time, but lays
like great hog fat upon his slden the straw His present
feed is lbs Of fresh beef aud losves Of bread day
bieb looks to us very much like waste Of human food
upou carcsse unfit for that purpose.
In yewjng the swinsh monster we are unable to learn
any lesson Of practical good can we see any good
object IN feeding hog to that sze eIcePi should nave
be effect Of disgusting mankind from eating animal food OF
This kind For that purpose We commend his obese
bogshp TO all hog eaters who have fancy 10 become IKE
the animals that most they feed upon.
THE Stodard Calpes" This is the name by which
tbrse oxen are known now exhibition in Thirty Ninth
At one block south Of the Palace They are 9, T. and
wears old were raised by Moses Stodsrd, farmer OF
Fra County about ten miles from Buffalo, out OF
fbe same dam and sire, OF the common Stock
If the country except perhaps that the bull was part
Durham to which they may be INDEBTED for their great
,ze They do not show any points of high bred cattle
liz. those from Ohio and Kentucky before described and
are not worth the of visitors ss study Of doe ami
mails vet they are objects Of great curiosity merely to seq
what enormous loads Of fat be piled upon the carcase
Of an OK by long continued high feeding
Their cOler is brnde and white for the oldest for
the next aud pale red for the youngest which is the latest
though not the largest and neither of them quite eqaa
10 those from Washington county, in hight The latest
Of these is bread enough the hips for two Hour bar
res to stand side by side They have been fng about
three ears fed meal of corn Eats and barley dry and
good timothy bay and plenty Of water aud little exer Use
In the yhrd every day and neglect Of tbs curry comb in
stable Rtcolec do not advise farmers 20 undertake
10 make such nobsrOus bteves these because Il wOnt
DAY. but urge them what can be dons by long
continued hugh feeding aud then determine 70 improve the
quality e beef generally sent to this market
The pleasant feeling with which view these cattle is
somewhat uared by the view in the same room of a
second edition Of the "wooey horse" represented as
sor, Of n.ndescnpt Of the buffalo aud wdhOrse Of
Oregon The cattle worthy Of thu attention of farmers
sDo all others who Judge bsweeu fat beef and such
daily sold in This city the horse humbug dis
graceful TO the good company he is associated with.
The R,ef Uarkst Of the City, we would remind our
friends from the country is within three blocks Of the
Crystal Palace, and may be visited at the same time with
profit and pleasure Ga every Monday they will find there
abou, two thousand head cattle from all the inerme iae
country between the Connecticut River and NJ ssissipp
showing distinctive types Of each region those from Ken
tucky ing dssmilar TO those of Massachusetts
herinos from Cotswold sheep. Looking a, so many
cattle and listening to the conversation between buyers
and sellers to weight and quality could not but be bene
fcia to all persons who engaged rs all farmers are
or less in growing cattle for the consumption Of the
Defeating multitude of All Amsricsn cities.
NEw.YoRK CATTLE MARKEr-Tsble of number and
price of Cattle estimated per pound upon weight of meat
each principal market day at Washington Drove Yard
Forty fourth st., for the first half of the year 1883
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