New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-17

are much d.sPToptd in the condition Of the market to.
sssiyhihs bat had es. he vicinity of the City aad tina;
prices would be considerably reduced
We find everything here, but the price has abaed
jot or title. In fac Is average higher than a.,
week though any Ca,'e vii be sold i5c ani but
thsps not aui;e average that owing any
disposition the pert Of holders 10 sell AZ les pucs bu b.
nirely what hlseen any day Tor week. In fact there
yaTds-ninL that could barely live good pasture
and killed for his NJ
good farmer ever kept upon decent farm.
Yet such poor miserable brutes will se q, price
called L pound, while the e-tinsed weight N nine
The choice q drove. held lsc by al who all
disposed make fair estimate Of weights snd b. Others
or asnteresed buyer could would should allow We have
poor Baloess sell hish they did this LAY
the principal diovcs, and Of he various qualities
Teed Barnes have - bead Of syrseuse dery Beeye-
H s e.trssIv warm weather bu there Is os ap3a
M r. r. ,s.en o ~ The Isrers - he "a, l. only worth ga
s.c which is severe los upon Beef c5tns lfdlje.
he ownsr. expect ,hi. Il to Az. sysT,ss lie
Chris Gwyer who Is considered Of the best buyers n
$50 lie bought u Belden similar AZ price
and three Of Murray all At lc making % for II briNs
d. L. Belden Is selling 81 head Of stewart. Cattle from Chit
tanngo di>tilery that will -l0 We heard John
Steers which refused 1t considerably over lSe 2 n
Wheeler sherman selling Bakers drove o. 30 called
Iowa thou Eh acknowledge part OF them cims
om Missouri and acknowledge belief that they cine
the (nOcteW Nation. me
hons biz bones color an general appearance OF the eoae
brues by the Indians II that some OF them
ght have belonged foreaiher-hey are Old enough
Mixed very pAabe5 aud year old steers
We -l5 each offered for 0 that would not sefase
sod of t3 each and the butcher sss CIV" out
them be will have TO weigh the Pauneh We nave never
sod high this drove. We honestly be-
David Aerion 90 common year old Ohio steers,
bought Buffalo that will average he says, o ew a. 20
offered %8 bat they only cal them ewt
Mowheaon is selling about the hardest io' II IN yifi.
NJ
Merritt said 10 be the owner but he taxes care hot 70 &c
the salesman But hey DO sell and s6,ai a. "a. a. is
poor old half fat, Of 81 cvt sold f0T ~ ahi others Of
his kidney al corresponding prices e,
pair we heer $50 offered for-sre called Y cSt
OF the poorest not only coarse but 'nz poor yet
they will he killed and eaten. -
Geo Ayrault has 70 head Of all sorts he could
be able pick up. Some superior fat nice beet sod some
nsnt that such brues allowed be bu-ehered In En-.
gland would be allowed Yet these seAawass will sell
Geo Hsws bought this yard very fine steers At 49,
tbs He and the other Say. lo JACOB Reed
bought 6 winch judge is i.e They are i'Sm Pal
bsrney Barram has good drove from Illinois BY Geo W.
Reed. They averaged 10 ewt at home and are called 81
owt. net here, ard will average l4c or more. 49,
henry Hurd sold II hesd At Bergen, from Ohio BY A. Nile
stone cry butchers four +4O two at Clio or lic and
the bslsnce A. l5c
bought h drove Of John Prather at o2 and selling them at
l4c They averaged q u cwt They are three and
four YEAR, old Illinois Of fair quality.
WIN H. Beden il selling drove OF 20 Of Stanton Parss'
stifed cattle at shout +S each or he for the best
A.
County Illinois which they left April and have been de-
tined along the road BY various The expense Will
as head They esiina ed by the ar u
cwt tut call them over q. They will average
500 $5 They stock, three aud four years
Old Steers, with some Oxen.
m H. Quincy has 81 head II Indiana owned By B.
Hussey from the central part the state They pretty
good and old. about u cw each,
and N selling d Ia a l5c. OF : io5a -llO a heal
SNtyouI of thu State sitd cattle. average about cw
and none good q that will sell for about +8O.
Mefsrs Hogs selling good lot Of Indiana cattle by Nor
rss-HGws bought al : -, which Is full l4sc
proper remark that all he appeared 10 be forced
good many the butchers only buying about
half number and decline buying altogether At
the present This the market most decided sp
peaIsrce Of culncsS
Our account OF numbers In the ye-ds today gives sl when
really many The difference occurs by count
that srrived and sod the hrt OF the The
totsi weekly supply is still short go .
There a disposition m.ny 70 stop eating beef III u
obtained moderate and substitute sailed
fresh pork though low enough very Wholesome warn
Gather diet There pretty good sale for veal, but that
cheap We quit eating all kinds OF fresh meat ia tact
number obliged 10 do they cannot pay 10 u DC
a Iound At " Lioh II j. generally refaied.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Our average this week shows lower
before but in fac the meat no lower
There small Lambs and nearly half OF the
sheep clipped That lessons The price per
he sa Mutton m extrsvtganty dear and -oFry 70
that brings forward good many sheep entirely too
poor 20 III.
The following Of Sheep brokers Brownings snhst-
Market. will show the IN iUts OF 70 800