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

bullccks Judge kAlf cW, Than weeA LEI
beef &C. slf5 80 This 10 SS $50 les than the ess.ie
Of the 90 head last Acncay and 81 g25 lees in amount
Tie average per head last SCI 7s-h. week 81
m1knr upon equal numbers eseh weet say 400 he'd of
ference OF - sG5 Thk lost 70 The farmer sad more
than half Of Jus much ~oald be b. threw Ia the
fire ser receiving FOR sale " produce When cafe reach
a.ee to sris, $50 for , h.a ss ii: ia.rsaes We bs
readers 20 ook at these figures and resolve improve re
country destroy such numbers of cattle killed IN
THE city when lees than half half fatted IL the
sn "opens. Of s0 to s head from the West that viii
weigh cwi .eh sell r Of ga Such the case
them ct IS to IS when they can be made to bring els 10
slto years old The freight risk Of life and commits
the ood TO produce the increased price upon many Arms in
the interior of the country not 20 Be counted usual selling
became unless fed cattle there would be sale
We nett good many farmers in market today io me a
time who expressed "on.hment that 80 many unpe ate
should be here for beef and the proportion
TO-DAY was less than usual by Is T. cent
If there anything that could INDUCE Improvement N
good cattle show day and the SewYoTk beef MARKET the
next We have not an ioa Of doubt that "a
actual experse worth thinking about We give ss asas,
notes Of few cattle brokeT s<s embracing the Var0a '
Es. KELLY. &c head from Putnam County Of good fair
quality C.e Ten sold TO Geo Hs~s al SCI were rr.n-
led last winter and gr.ssfed al summer; five years old esti'
BY the seller At 9. and by the buyer e~t These
Sss mstse .ns . sey oo miles on foot
looking much better and Gle better than rsfoa6 ea1
CrLvEE Huxp Co-2f0 head. ia owned By BOies rom
Ohio common; average weight ewt and selling for q 9se
and very few al loo The other portion owned By toser
:Hf : S: Il aS's s o s. r &
The buyer sy e Ih' 10, ere se,,y =. good kentucky
Era BARsBY-79 head Of Connecticut grass fed cste-s
two wear old steer, .od 81 SIS ss5a $50. aud
81 Ice pound the versse Of the drove shout sc 81 fair
red and make beautiful sppesrsnee they came only
,bort journey and look fe-h thoGEh IN their
tive pastqr' Quite in contrast with some Of the ''u'ed
MILLER MSsxe-lO2 head from Ohio and Western part
$50 head which from Zoe pound. The bss, perhaps
little loc 40 heed Of the lot solo wholesale a. Bergen
for ass These Cows and Hers from Chauts1que
County very fat, as mss be guessed from the price
BAssEy Psnn:yvan. ,s. .sd Bee, Of
rage weight Estimated ew head and selling at ga lOe
~BrheES ssiTa~e5 head Of Ohio cattle from Cuy.hoz,
County small three and four year old steers selling
81 snds good many rating below IN quality
Ii wonder they can be sod 81 enough 70 pay
Mcullousb average weight les. than and $50
he.d-probsby not so or al The drove one week
erpepse OF IS head Some Of them look though they
from sRFsr ri I s,
under rough hides The owner will not make fortune
JOIN A. MERRr1r-s7 head of Chester Court gras Beeve.
Of fair average quality steers and year old and oxen az;
MuaRaYs5 head of the same kind and quality a. Mer
s and ling prices Both the above droves
owned by j. H. wisn. who also h.. 80 head Of virsni.
cH.sIns TEfe-1O head Of Chester County Pa is head
Duicbe.. County common breed gas buoeLs
mia yeM The whole are a average quality Of market
failing beef average about s.c 2 n, or = ewt . head
string Of oxen exhibited by Sheldon Csyuga coanty the
Fair which were bought by Pesrss ss5 head These
Another lot of extra cattle head from Ohio GU, Of lot Of
g. owned by Bills shelton sold TO A. Osvod OF Brooklyn.
sum nor auaity-the price being esmsted lOc This the
top ofthe market for eItrs beef today
Another lot Of &c head from White county Ind owned BY
r. w Sill These of the stock of that county,
Sight and thin ard sold ioI Sc AND will average .b1l:
ersss the srsnd prsre by railroad Michigan
City and Detroit and lahe and railroad here at
MEAD HoLcoMB-S9 head from Champagne County Ohio,
owned by Howard; common sioes half fa, aud will not
s7 head and about &C. NJ This owner says
be will lose which no. much 70 DO wondered a. or
the much be pied as the quality OF ihe Cattle are
not worthy % ana the no, Drsn s.n rs
oss hope IL will be lesson him aud others never
bring POOR drove OF Cattle out Of Stat thst Ia. 90 much
hen keep them over till next There are several other
these which will afford their owners just about the same
amount OF profit
syvsnia Beeve. generally r,nI highest
6uyer. draw OF good many the b-.t Western Cattle
TwTcnEl ,oa Is head Of Ohio estts q, Albany las;
was 81 Ohio The other half was lighter but the
sei,hi OF the whole wa ss%s,sd is 1ns.
Boston estimate includes the weight Of hide and alow and
markets as they empty from the and deduct
third live weight Sol that drove which averaged
Is cwt would 10 cwt beeyes at Boston weshts
DEATH OF DRovrK-Jsmes Frazier, drover well known
TO al the trade who resided Lexington, Ny who returned
home few days since, having spent the Sumner here,
shot, it was said by his WIFE, as soon a. he en-
tered his house. Some woman in this City could probably
guess tho reason. The wife and who In
the house the time under arrest at last accounts
We know nothing Of the for the but know he
market because be noted for the excellent
quality Of cattle which he brought to market. His death
very N uch regretted here.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-There appears to be no msteriL
change N the market since si report The average Of me
sold At Brownns fraction Of cent less than IS head
There smaller supply in that market ths morning than
usus-probaby not $50 The receipts last week
at Aeftons 49,, Brownngs 644 Chsmberns S6s, the
Hudson River market boats S6total 1868 This only j5
les. than the previous week
The following Of several brokers' sales will shew
the price of different lots and the average per head
Sales Of BALDWIN & CoRsED: