New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31

have ne,tr Al Bulls Head 20 III some oher day We
s.: soo S5 n s,,I on. .ss =: sSs
Other vhe think majority Of the baieher prefer has
E1ts. there be change hope al VII ssree u9oa
Ned5esdsy and that the western cattle viii continue 20 arrive
they have Monday and ruesday rest
winch viii not only B. the means mpr3v7E them IN ook.
bat in health. and Add three dollars PEI head The
Fee TO the and make then nearly worth ha
much mole for toe consumers
The qusty Of all the bu locks the yards today
better than was last week In fact the whole with
sisht exceptions p,sbe There very
there very bGnd,ome lo One Of the best o. which
was offered By Sherman Nheeer-li head Of the
owned BY Cssiemsnd Hamphreys TIL. 10, i, sal better
than the last good many Of them full blood DgTh.ms,
FOOD bsSSers and fat . may be understood By the .yeTase
weish which home s65 q upon the esiin.e
cattle were hid ct Ice Which butchers were sins 70 pay
al ei, s,tiatn Of eS5i' Ths drove By ears AZ
Owns to the an We witnessed bur few sales and took but
wHEAToS-lO4 GOOD fair Chester County gas. Beeve.
few Of he best OF which only sold before noon At lo with
GEo AYEULr-ss head from this State IS owned by Z.
sbeloop Of Csyugs County ae good year old Steers sPpa
,ured uer 20 they will average 81 cxt and ssL Pear
sail Of Fulton Market bought ten at that price.
by Mathew LYON stock and ye.- old,
sne quality %.sgm fat sver.se pshsp: ewt aaS &c
convince the most skeptcs which are the most Profitable
for the farmer feed the 6nebred small horned Durhans
and other improved breeds the shOaed common ,toss
Here difference in favor Of quality N the same yard OF s
B.h&sT B.sTAs head F'EY rs and P:Ty Ken en-
pretty coarse and all ook though h,d rough
age re T y 5I head owned b. .s from Kentucky
"a i1ed o-some Fat Durbsm Refers and Steer. sold
o SS STf @ty called
CvtE HgR3 60. onss'eT S0als sSSd sss E
od Al Ice This drove did not get into the yards until after 10
oeoc and the brokers thought the delay would be loss Of
Ao 10 head Of Ohio cattle in the prsdc.men These
were not good and the sales Of cattle
much BY failure to srrve those OF first quality The
sale. OF both lots went on yery slosly
Co III mostly years old, common stock Of fair quality
which selling in the fore part Of the day Wy slow a.
came on foot 40 miles La Porte where they had to wait
wee. for and were then detained Rss on,. e dI{
Is the matter Messr. Northern Indiana Railroad Msnaser
car THE lake freight Toledo DunLirs 80 .
lead Cars from Dsakk Bergen carry Is or 10 hesf and
s 6 Na f1a cost P Mr. o
that down this side Of the river on foot
DSviD BELbES~e5 head owned BY Morehe.d Hicks from
BouTeon SS1by q b soSa % neans II head hs we're
sod Albany $50 each to Boston buyers That Ice
pound les expense here and considerably better asn The
This drove came on foot to Cincinnati thence by the
The owners complain that cattle from Cincinnati
with attendants to ride except
some man that will thus lose bis life by and By, will be-
Died the raroad-uobody blame" A. Cleveland they
cattle in one train part another n the
.sSy viii 20 At the end Of their last trp
DAVID ALLERToS-6l head Of handsome three years old
which they le s.t Friday weel and foo. TO Cnen
natl and thence all by cas- via Cleveland Buffalo and
Nne head sold at s6s estimated and 40 head sold
to NJ Alderman OF Duiehess County, for feeding Is
each This Just what they most 1T for They len Ken
tuciy account Of short feed.
JonS A. MERRITT-23 good Chester County grass beeves
owned by Kioush Harlan. which, from sale. so far, will
probably just about &c and 10 good day the same
would have brought lee equally Also lot Of 90 com
Virginia cattle that are pretty fair beef and will
Me..r HoAe-5o head of mixed 10. of Duchess County
cattle sCme Of which are very good and eel for loe while
some very ordinary rate at 1tase.
few of which sold over &C. and from that to 7o the latter
for twoJe old heeis and steers about egt each and for
some steers and OF beyond
conn Some OF these cattle pretty fair and AZ
ihe pr;es good bad and all sold quick. The prices
head ran ged from S28 70 SIS
Mr. MtAD Of Greenwich Conn sold 10 oxen in good
working order or 100 each They eGsted at 10 VT
KsLLY-s5 head of Putnam and Dutche~ County good
tshsmed Of The sales RANGED from loc about onethd
q n: 1eT price ME- Ten n 10 % i, ne y " M
H. WILLIAMS has 100 Chester County Cattle selling BY
the best, and ga 9ie for the balance
$50 good Virginia Cattle Of the small breed
Also 70 poor fswboned from vemi1n County, ~
This PET Of the 200 he'd bought BY T. SsE II ;H
few weeks $50, while walking from one depot TO smother
seeoidE our s.ste rot @ than sh;sd
81 Of sold at he " 10 acu4 weight, estimated
at SIS a. e,s upon live weight while very empty They
weished 60 G7 average making fraction less than
ST. n Of Beef each AID making - IS head THIS deduct
ing and commission would leave about 81
% Fad for Swear old Steers bought last spring in the Wa
bash Valley. IL Il speculation that won't pay.
About SEQ Western Beeve sold Albany last week for
Boston. s NJ Aerton Of Wayne County ~ Y sold lot at
$40 O bead, esiimsteG at 7cwt
SHEEP AND LAMBs-There Il tbs Of dull
this branch OF the cattle market the beeve
The sales this morning very SLOW and reduced
There is good in the the several market places
but the al disposed operate. The sales
ast much less than the week before The number
received last week follows Anertons 720 Bfowning
1896 sRans the week before; Chamberns $50; the
mari boats s-total II 9S7 7S6 Of these BY the
Erie Railroad
There an amount Of dead meat hand when
this bad keeping weather coed deal Of which
sold low prices and mush Of spoiled II il cold
the latter Iat Of this week sheep will be hight but holds
droveis make up their minds 20 lose money.
The following Of sales from the largest Sheep
bTokers at BroNnipgs
Sales by BALDWIN CORNER;
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