New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24

sive Of hide and tailow:
First quality Cattle only small numbers sodst 10
Good market 81 certs
Average OF the cents
Ibferio such Stass old poo. to n cents
We have rarely dull market thi. Although the
PROJECT time in the afternoon that
would have to hold over until to morrow week.
This not because the prices asked considered By
the buyers 100 high The trouble the buyers not
there Trade wa. Gull the extreme notwithtandPs ms
all the opponents OF the change from MSnday to fh.r.dsy will
The business has zen carried upon the credit to s
tension and 1t is time h brought to stand Cattle
bought in the country credit sud sold credit By the
boker who The credit Ct the butcher for eond
tratior The butcher sells credit Lis customers SCI
Pay and very certain that II they pay they do al
the broker; yet the broker must pay his bill
behnohsnd with their aymen;s aud single brokers
have or more claims upon these slow they
getting little and we should not be surprised 20 the
number Of Cate sold weekly reduced to half the of
the LAST year.
fore, and DO not need Them II they could There heavy
falling of in the sale. of Butcher. Mest. The hotels not
usin hsn half much they did year Private
fem Lies more economical. less able Tbs hive
much fresh Meat leaving the port shpboad last fall
ard ell these things taken together aec the market in such
nsIner that no amount Of eOterns up BY forced Of
butchers were all required pay up next week and TO Peg
the ehsbss Of the day, hope will 90 back
Mordy But do think that the droyers have taken the
and ssturcsy would be- butcher. say would
for them We repeat much the
value tell which day; bat view Of the dissac
existing know that would be for the sdvantsge
OF all parties try Wednesday the osafected then would
have nothrg eft grumble about Besides three such doll
1huTdays this whether ehgeabe the change or not
viii knock the whole back to Moadsy.
Gentlemen take dsnteested advice ald half way
You have much money 81 stake 10 jeOpsrde IL fOoshy
TIE butchers business without The drovers
cattle bokers srts and the latter afford loose the
fmiion % dollars which the butchers them; the
is all thspot cent lesa OF the individual transactions
to-dsv e made Dot few menorAnda In the yards
An ttsi lots Of Cattle offered from Ohio IS
etd by Noooruf Shepherd; IS fed by Gen Ge5 Murray
II u which Id 70 Isaac Valentine SO bad estimated
BY tuyer ard seller ioc. 4 H. vote Of Oxen the live
v eight Of which fs cwt home they he'd $50 We
btsid PesIsa II Fulton Market otter 80; allowing cwt
hTutsge and 90 . 10 the c~t they would Isl ext
of BEEF th. would I- s2fl o. They were FAT ,nd
Woodbury., ard 10th feeders entitled ihs mention Of
heir desds The whole averaged SsS TIE
=.60 b. Boston buyer Albany for the bE Oxen.
bout $50 Beeyes taken rn Albany for the Brighton
market today
drove Of fue ard hrssyes- ot K.niuesy T-,i. Der.
lsus oNned - Wood Moor cold ~ Teed for = o aloe
drove Of Character owned by Juhn p Bush sold By
lsm end David beeen, AZ same prizes, were expected 70
Iversre SIS
Of Central Illinois Steer owned b. Henry Ja:oby
srrr sfed Of ~ sold hy Geo ofey ard Barney Barta
% OF them wholesale a. 50 Tofeys retailing
sese Of SO syersge wegh evt Br-aHs leo averaged
Id &. so for They were com Ion
toek. fair fed thTeey esr-o old Steers.
David AsTton sold 81 hssd Of quality Steers Oxen
nd Co.'s, AZ wh0leSeIs. for ISL ayersge They
rem this State ard Michigan owned BY H. C. Bf-wn /;
~ they worth ih0gsh The does pay
Mead Holeonb had 81 head Of OHIO Cattle, owned y
'slth Stewart seue Of which eesld Let Be called Steers