New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-07
Receipt, BY Railroad.

PkrcEs OF CATTLE-Esaed BY ths pound or beef in the
EXTRA Brrr-or best quality Of cattle offered today.
COOP RETAILING ouALIrY-sdoie.
| COMMON QuALITY-sldse.
MufroS~Common Sheep, s2as4 ST. e1tr. sheep $50
yr1r Good Calves, 4aec. p n, live weight inferior do,
cows~oTdnsy Cows. ssas2,i good fair Cows, $40
fs5 extra quality with Calf, s@es6o
swME-Oho eornfed Hogs small SIZE for market retailing,
4a4Ic live weishti slfd Hogs, ia4le du large Hogs,
BEEVEs"Ws report asS7 fresh stock In market to day,
and the receipts Of the week as follow.
81 oseI 'o
iI9d River market boats. rs o., =,
This Is 5ss more than last week
There 1877 bulOcks in the yard than las. week and
same upon Ist classes better seller sales are
viii undoubtedly change hand. before night and as
te . about halt cent En-. better s than % 1G1d o
enough for good keeping Of meats 10 fact the mud aud ice In
the yards stiff frozen this morning Then the average
quality better and the advance grades brings up the
while first rate good bullock. sell freely at loc fair
weights few choice, home fed beeves sold for lOls
above oc because Just sooi bGoets sold for that
In our opinion that fixed price for time
Some the be-: eas 0asy Were from p S cpI9
bett Of Chenut Ridge and eu sted At by the
each n'i By Ebs susd they
neighborhood. were called Il ewt and brought sa5 We
Of %ua BY 1.nd cd &
BY both buyer and seller Concklin OF Brooklyn bought
quite so fns and cold sasc Some Of the be.. Of these
Sseves were jus. as good quality as an ePicare eOui desire
upon the farms, and venture say
Isy as 5 % S1si 70,
males farming good business and Y all were Of the
description 1t would add very much to the wealth and credit of
Me..r. wHr1E ULEKY ;oiia about Sc Chester County
cattle Of which very choice but very few, .uy
frs. rate for and 5yesr old almost wholly f.ed upon
drove e s leo Tf" da s
Franklin Ferguson Some of these hns Beeves
old Patton stocE years old The whole drove estitsd
BY the ewt and sales indicate Of s6l
being crowded that could be had for week-om
Cincinnati BY railroad Buffalo. and then by the NesYOrk
barge, at $s4 y car load from Buffalo to the yards
WHEELER sHERMAs-s5 head from Illinois By Castor
Bothtrs. By from Dunkhk to Sewbuigh al sos per
This i the same price from Buffalo to Albany The price
from Buffalo 10 Nesbsgh the same Then BY buyeto New
difference Of s22 load Dunkirk Buffalo BY taxing
that route Mr. CASTOR crossed he cattle over the ferry snd
Sec hesd thus brought his cattle into the yards cond
steers which 80 head for improved looks
When will droves learn that TO sell cattle here in
speedy way turning bseves into bank notes Mr Ca.
tons cattle have been thirty Gays from home and have
above route to make them wees later DToyen may
CAEPtxIER LEWIS .Od sc be,d-Sofrum stusben Co N
y ,nd Sc from Crawsrd Co. Pa The FIRST very fine;
Mtsr, HoAG-oDe lot 60 Du,she.s County cattle among
ehge. offs, ard 10 each, estimate a.
$50, $50 sod = lOo each
be. ot Of Ohio cattle BY Brock Of F.yette Co.. who
sold them Who'll. the brokers' for SO head they
ts,g their risk They three and four years old
stock averairg shout 81 nice
pretty The best retaiied lOc aud 20
.ssss The purchasers will make ''s more than com
M,ssrs BELprS AYRArLr Soi head bought BY them at
Absry7o Of them Of Turner OF Kentucky mixed
eeEn'n. among which some very tat This lot
selling al 500 to $50. or ice for the bss'
hesd Of Nsndas-r this State cattle 100 head bought Of D.
HSiHl ,od 20 the Jews at @+s bead There three
syersge. Mr. Hssne bought this lot of farmer who could
Iept thsm over but be vO1d bis corn a 50 bush. sSd
could srcd II into beef and found better
PIKE and sell bic BY The bushe II ali his exam
pie snl fall 20 half It's Pce, aud hea-then he
DKEw KELLY sold G. head Of Putnam and D1tehsu
County teev,s some o. hem Q, good quality
StsI. old sesrs sold for sSsasa
MILES BAsIse sod u Ohio heifers and cows a,
sve.s- Of 81, which ~s sass D. and adv VI IS
CAsTtENaS HUMPHREYS BY Sherman & Wheeler. cold |
IL b.,d The poorest peL their @ bead the bes, Of
oieh las; ~eef Some Of these sod s72ds75Gs0
n ste. Of wsisb, sheh tie under tia, Of The OWEN.
The mn With tbs owe eoEPi.n bitterly Of hs'as ride
other snoesfioa given One e these DAYS
come tho-. killed. BY the ne rset or bar
pies that hey iDow that they were Sam.a b.
the feelings OF men hssIass they employed
DAVID BARNES sold 81 Chester County cattle at an average
Of s r. fIn v s,f sys .sTm .ysTiss
PrAailD Coan BY John Dyssrt which be averages si
Nd sIs.ie' nom ,.l'. .s.e, made wiz ss
that Of them are hard essea The whole will do vel
some broIss have 10 good Dssh.s County hes,es
That VII '. a. Ice and Anes double ihs price oIher.
A NJ cIlss coli 50 hsss 81 c.,us. ,.ssu Absr, 81.
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