New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-15

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Th. 81 e, than the prevou. week aud 6sj lees than
WEEKLY svesse lsst year. whch was ; Isl
ne average number each market DAY was 22 TIE
lat Wednesday iios The number today - o1,
wTb ess below The sv.r.re OF the year this market
We ind occasion day TO alter prices except .dvancs
sold prices but thaiw" more owing TO the weather
than any other cause:
have yeas bat that does not stoo business The ruth
the supply IL rot equa to The demand snd hence the euor
nous prices Only think oil loo 500 for pair OF
only m JUST good Air condition for beef and whole drove Of
oropsry r ev cattle selling for an average Of lie .
This very high state Of The market and see nshing 20
prevent continuance for the butchers have been ouynE
aud have nov to rAy whsevtr may be aked without
At sry rat such the Indications Of tbiags tofsy-o
t,isudpg the ysds sre u Of buyers
ard but fer the would indicate very Iysy market
The quality Of the cattle offered Corresponds win several
uee,s past There good many small sized Steers though
pretty fed, .nd few such any decent farmer would
he are s.o some really weled Bulock.-smons which
wsps Bristol .oa the following Dutche.s County cattle:
To ccneihn Holiday enc Eaii Of four year od steer
tett ard well fitted and sold at price that sho1d be
very satisfactory TO him. =, ,,,,r-. ~, $500.
One ouJeM Old steer fAed BY Jas d. "eins' o. same
county. estimated 1t i ewi ior SEQ H. $500, al.
estimsed at 23 cSt for $50
One par fed by Geo Doughty estimated p ewt s215
Another pair led BY same, sold TO Henry Nelly, estimated
Th bslsnee Of tie drove good fair Dache.s County
Charles O. Teed had lot Of kind Of Cste some Of
Ms.a. csrons year. ID common breed OF red Cattle EST
"1d ., "a .oS ~s5s .S Ssgy as 3 a sa
Another pair fed By Jesse rton estimated at or % CIV"
'oIe to Howe., to Be weighed e, At ,l re;
Henry urd sold Of stock ana very quality
from Erie County at SIS head. equal 70 lo.c.
lie has pair Of very fat from sehohaHe County part
Durham, year. old, which are held At 500
Tofey Hosg have very uneven lot Of Ohio Cattle some
OF the 6e.t Of which sold for go head or d. and
4 20 sOld I4atu eek Al "
the .esswss breed from cssfod Co. Ohio some Of Thia
sp pS.ad They were bought 10 ''ln'n '''' inc AIMS
Itss common remark that such catils good enough
for soup If such the opinion Of the Ten Governors it
The csespe. Beef in the world for soup the best The
the amount q nutriment that each contains.
cob. bog hay would be feed bulOcks make Beef
Asn Of oo . 81 would s V @
ThoUsh small they were not so poor some others and prob
A lot OF Connecticut Oxen averaged HE.
Re5nes 'sd 10. OF sommsn stock light Ohio steers
Geo hyrsut has ~ head owned BY Beardee Of Auburn
which sold 2ioi head to Anderson for 49, were
Also Il Of Ohio Cattle owned by Murray whiSp sold
for s7oo Another pair Of white Oxen sold Tor $40, or ~
The sversse Of the whole yard Il over le;e. IT..
Owned ~ FaIren, which e'msted will average ssi or
Also lot Of home made cattle one pair which fed BY
wnesu North East ,od WIN. Lslor Of Centre Market
cs. 6u S"d of sea 80 eses .!tmsed est These
uei. long horned Connecticut red oIen
Ohio who'll, sale dealer % sell .zan, for $50 head
They estimated BY the seller and sayerH u ewt The
Durhsm grades fed BY Decker & PERIL.
same parties sold lot Of ia HOGS, 6ic average live
RrTuKx PASSES TO DRovEss-we sre happy
20 the cattle dealers that the combination between
the railroads which prevented them rather prevented the
te road from sains return passes to the drove has been
The NewYork ard Ere RsrO.d have Issued the following
circular:
New YORK FeS' 3 is55
At meeting Of representatives Of the Railroad Com
more and es.so Cincinnati and the Ohio and M...pp
Rivers. held Cleveland the 18th OF November ST. the
following resolution adopted:
Recred That hereafter return pass will be Issued to
be psed free other than that which bis
The EewY,rk ard Erie Railroad Company being satisfied
from their experience Of the practical difficulties to be
eount.ed in carrying out this resolution through their
ss.d That =. has been deemed ne1pedient to carry
without requiring the owners to send to ttend
% osonE AID accompany the uan to take ehsse Of 'aeh
Stock In consideration for such service more than jas
that such be returned over the roacs free
After considerable debate this latter proposition
uyedty large m.oity the New York Central Raros Com
pay yors 'san't Us adoption and sdherHg 10 the former
The New. York and Erie Railroad Company finding them
seye. in minority, reluctantly assented 70 the Resolution
b commenced good faith the transaction Of business
with the letter and spirit thereof
very falling Cd In their Stock Trans and the stacks
Of the Drovsr' at public meeting held in this City and
Il
though this Company the onznstors Of the obnoxious
Resolution while strange say the New York Central
supporters escaped the wrath Of those affected
By Il This and other circumstances induced the Company %
examine The matter Investigation Of the elected
proof that the NEWTON Central Railroad
greer con petor Tor Ibis business continued, without aoce
TO tbs Company the issue Of return Passes
therefore addressed 10 officers OF that Company the
subject but have not up 70 this time received sssac-
tory reply
II the business Of this Company inquire whether
th seemer has been violated BY the direction Of the Cen
trs Railroad Company or is principal oceu s sufficient
tne~ that Il bss been and 'ti done oJ the direction Of
they would be reckless Of the Interests entrusted their
charge. they CnEer % defer the alternative le viz
he ard they therefore hereby notice
that from and atsE The date hereof <y Gill iGs
g. Croreys.
In sniag this conclusion they deem no apology neees.
for nOtwhsndn, the fact they opposed
the uton Probtsg the Issue Of passe.
they deferred 10 TIE viii Of the majority Acd regarded the
resolutions passed the Convention badag ard
upposE they would be con,dered By others particularly
lie GGrocaiet they have been ali-d false
protection the responsibility therefore with those
~to have forced them into The messure.
ID. C. NcCALLCM. Genera Superintendent.
ofthh growers are INDEBTED 70 AhIer Hsrnz CO. who,
usiec'ns that Issued the Central Road
nsAures 20 seenfe the proof and exhibit 70 the officers
Ere Reed
the business which the Ere Read has lost
Ohio papers should notice 10 people
that State are deeply interested everything
cattle transportation business
SHEEP AND LAMBs-rhere q no mistake about him
Prices NV for sheep pared with months The
nsrfei ret full today bat perhaps enough such vesbe
ir:es very lively and Large nqmoeF went
counts Of erofers sales az Browninss sxthst:
Samuel AeGisw reports the following saes:
BILL OF SHIP AND CATTLE.
!. seeePa..............e5 S............fS 20
80 sheep tt.............. I5............ 81
sheep a. ............ so......:. III