New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

Cochraue Cavpoo Iiuo. Barney BartraHi 80
We have Te Chef hope though we fear MOI, ,he eu'r.
sr roirf Of hgh prices for beef cse We stated last week
.1 inoe1 N Ne~.Y0rt We hope that the
vou bns r,g supply and reduce the price "a
We We.k TIE average prce q u for the Of al the
cate o in This marker " will exceed toHyieea eeE
The current ceiling prce Of good cae is'loc AZ Dniener-
ms, uron il that they paid lbci say l6c Ogr osn
opinion iha- god cattle were 81 below nc az Ol "
over lsc and any sold - low a. l5c We aie 20 res y y
Tue cattle IN market an many very good
ouss The proportion OF goo slns ouoeS - sne ~ NE
over 70 tEoush SOME q them were Q. coare
bIee Tut not ob-eEve any real 'ca,a~as. -. -,
What would have been the on q the market in bsn'
clear av when the Cattle ook line and buyers feel u I'M
possible 20 say. but tr that the sales were made 10
Of The most asceaoe cold ran storms that W. A'e DAa
l. vii be notice. in our table of owner. that considerably
over hall Of the Cattle appear be he hands Of the regular
Cattle brokers and that when al that IN market
hc By IL IS pretty easy 70 combine for Aen
but this combination it exists cannot hold mp the prce
week after week Il there sufficient supply u the country 20
eet the z, man There .froug talk u combination
a..s "a, ~ vii thev 20 higher Th.v must 20
~ 80 cni, lusin.s a. the people cannot afford 70 pay
Is cents uourt 6r ,eef which they will BE-
b,;g0 10 n the present rate. of the cattle mar.
ket are 20 cou Into the future cannot loos
But II future did ofthe present can guess We
believe ,ha 40 mhux OF all cattle will take place here
and bs prices will recede again l2c When that sport
runs Gu. there will be another short supply and prices viii rally
ri.ed n r. vs. exceeded In meantime the butcher.
all reducing their business and consaHs finding y impossible
70 pay the Increased price viii learn 10 live upon less nest
Then comes strawberry time" which always Affects the
shall have grissbeei and lower Piees L.hes 700 e -
all VIII be plenty and the present hsn prices c,n
not Will be sustained and the man who holds on 20 ~
cattle under the expectation Of getting more than % getting
Tie price beef this oh day o. May 1855 Is the highest
known in the City u New YORK
Barney Baram i selling the last drove today on he Gar
in Illinois There this drove aud the remains Of Z:
arrived since last market Including 70 heavy eu9ess
Of the Of which sold 10 White for Jim Irving at -So
Psr n Fpl,op Market bought at $50 which he says
q. ellie II l.
ch owe bought . at +Ii0 which he estimate. at 10
The sid 10 Irving viii average abour Il owtcertauy not
over tb They are remarkably beeyes The heaviest
weighed IN Illinois cwt, live weight lie IL TAT steer but
a. much rnud This whole LOT Of Cattle very extraord
nary one The Isl hesd will over $50 eaeh and that
Geo. A. Torey selling "a Buffalo l-fel Cattle, owned BY
j. f. Hill Fifty Of them averaged go and me owner est.
the average weigh. q " ew It undoubtedly TOO
high. They are not hrst quality. - 4, ,,,. n,
hery by Robert Stewart, Al $50 % $50 heai aYerasns
over 800 considerably. They are called c~t average ou1
hat TOO high They good drove u stuffed cat
lie which H. Beden seins for about Fllo and buyers
a Mr, Is eius good drove of Ohio beeve, Jas.
PeniL of Pckawuy County that vii no ia much oeio" TO-
ssdopg Tslman sold ls head Of very good Picksway
County Ohio Steers jos. IA. Williams. at t07 each which
estimated q g.! net BY buyer aud seller say &c pound
lance At 4lc Cankn Holiday bought 81 : i which they
ested equal Isle -Four -od 10 Kelly and to "o'de0eA
Customer. Of Geo Ayrult say they paid him &c. and don't
II VIII Be- osser,sd that have one drove from lows and
since the California speculation ended, hope 20 have large
tcce..iol. % market IRON that rich prairie state
We know men who drove cattle from Indiana, Illinois, aud
Iowa before who have sold them and
sell them for much a. they ere now worth IN the very
usishhohood which they started IL the drain 20 that
country that has affected the supply here and helped 70 % the
price. - , . 4, , -. l.,
will eel az en average 81 hundred dollars head
II that bas ever eqasled America, should Ike TO
know VII, u and where
Cur ugsestion Of buying cattle In Texas and shipping them
still good With capital credit Of 10000,
any pocket Is pron the hrs sixty days
L hat the spoTtng would cell sure thing Who
viii have the money y
SHEEP AND LANBS-We have better supply to-day than
at week but prces have not sded fraction Will b. seen
by BY Mr.. MoCauy and McGrag Son,
She pr0kefs Br0wLnr In account thirteen lots, all
Lambs -6 - In the other
they less but down and HIGHT which
fully .ldos Medium sheep @od az 2lc. pound, live
weight and good Sheep worth pnces equal 10 &c. pound
Dc al ~ ght-
Judge about 100 Browniug to-day, and all
with aseces those sold clipped Lambs
very precious eating We noticed small lot Of small
each Of McGraw pens they might perhaps dre- IS
each vii somebody tel Us who AFFORD u eat lamb
5 A. NJ
We fear this cold will Lessen the price any Many
Lambs and clipped sheep will probably perish.
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