New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30

MARKET 10 dun, common fensyA and 20 cstnny do %
serye who faads 10 bsdstoct VIII her
No one viii eoub, The decline price, or Off who
pays the eGat regard table Of receipts where hey vii
that ,he receipts ast week me
the recepts sru low 81 season SAL The nuscr-nssry
i've thcussnd-.eens 70 be 40 enormous sapPy'
The mtrke for the lower grades OF Cattle da and as The
afternoon advanced grew ami until saes
made positive loss 70 The The AVERAGE qn.nti'y Of
and corresponding grades Of Buocks except the best about
hIfs cent lower th:n last week sa very lev Jse soa 20
Bulocks thai viii make good market ouans lo
And tf.s enough The farmer can better AFFORD sell bsef
az this year twelve cents sst and that 10 ~ much
The drOysr bogd ssh II be cannot bus a PIess 20 S. a.
PATTY ei for any man. loses upon TIE selling Pcs Of
sy 31 es s St ss1 . Sss sp home
The bss drove the yards We TANK arc from ssyste
KY owned BY Parker Butler All hAnd'om' three
llc averaging about $50 which will satisfy the owners
The following choice animals sold a. prices estimated
By Geo Ayraut the salesman. At equal 10 he;
To Gluyer at $4oi 70 Ware a. Ssi 70 lawrence a.
$50 cash Oswald Stewart at $50, and lot 10 An
These were al young cattle aud considered fancy prices:
Geo aaws bought of Bloomer, very handsome red oxen
from Wecheste County good soof beef need be,
s2 50 each which he ssy' Just the owner Gays not
bousht Is head Of choc. Illinois sold By Chs
Ts'a for Nichols. :. ~, ss, the buyer calls 1t CIV" 'a'h
He Aso bought 10 OF ynour Rennck out Of poP Ohio
drove for SIS each estimated b the buyer att cwt,
BSney Bsrtram has real good drove Kentucky bsevss
owned By helntyie that VIII average CIVIL and le says n't
This we think enough to settle the price lo7ioic for
the the market notwithstanding few fsncies be
John A. Merritt sold 90 choice cattle BY snyder,
uoe Of them Durhans i0dlotc and 81 head Of com
Ohio stock which thought about medium Of the mar
e DC .Oa =. 81 cbs baysr At the sane but the seller
hcughi they would thst weight The same buyers Of
Robbins Wes which they bought a. Chicago at So IS p
goes Tls offer was equal to &c. en- our estimate OF net
wei1Et.
Tk price the owners could not accept without loss
tie should have left the rich pastures OF the Hi
81 ua ntb feeding would add fifty per cent TO in weight aud
prce Now by will eel loss the offer could not
ihs following are average droves, perhaps little
above avtrs 20 duslify in the marke, to.dsy:
= sherrnsn 6 from Kentucky by Rodgers average cwt,
SIMON Ulery, l2 fIcm Illinois By Alexander, viii
age Ice. good as same quality asst week.
Chsrss G. iced ic2 from Illinois by Nichols will average
Daniel Barnes les BY White from Indians will average
Ice, say 6 cwt and s57 head.
sell ct Ioc aud the duest market they think f time
Itey sod TIE week Bergen butchers "a head and
report total Of sales there al coz Ae'o 10 0a'n''' III week
Tho White III good fair Illinois cattle some Of the last Of
soos as sst week and 9ic average price to-day.
Of Pekawsy County, Ohio ali The way BY railroad hare will
average "a and ell at secc fair weights tn. best %
Is full hsfa cent below last the dull that
james Glch that he has Of the nesne't seaawass
who sends rood stock body He ought be
ashamed of these. They will weigh something over c~t
each sold bad bargain the buyer az 81. What they
were bought yond knowledge; would turn dog
out would Of them. Gchrst sold 30 for
Leach Of Seneca County some OF them 7c which were
fat
Aso 81 at Bergen 81 So or &c. y ID, owned by Ptchard
and VIM Gct that Ohio stock rather thin
The sales through the week Browuinss have bsen unusually
large and mostly light ssss Beeyes 7d9c Some days the
bis yards than he could conveniently
cOmuodate Ii fsyoite place Tor buyers who only want
che on cattle time for which they pay cash. Samuel
MeGrsw ia the principal cattle- broker there.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The arrivals continue very large and
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stock always sells quickly fair prices and with such abund
feed there this shave upon the farmer
that the NewYork market filed with hocks poor that
oerably woed wolf would turn his at the free ofer
Of such The arrivals mostly from Western New
York, Ohio and New-Jersey
There were 300 over Erie Road last week. We fnd
about on hand Brownin this morning and heard
good butcher that he going n despair finding 30
GOOD She ep all the pepssuch would geh 80 10 each
alive We should have them plenty that vel Many
of the Lambs too small end poor IL that nobody
makes business Seeding sheep extent for this ex-
ceIent market We reports Of Sheep Brokers sales: