New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24


Every reader eonve1sant with Cattle market of New.
Yoik will be able TO form opinion Of Us condition to-day
has been any several weeks and 900 more than the
previous The decline only what any reasonable
might have anticipated, the railroads able
to bring forward the supply awaiting transportation
been for everything that hide and had strength
enough old stiff legs bring its lean body and such ami
mails have been sold az oc n This appears to have turned
the brains Of both farmers ami the consequence
low Is that have al over supply bought at prices above
what they be SOLD for to-day and somebody must suffer
There decline ou one cent upon the average and prob
ably taking into account the low estimates Of weight always
given falling market the decline is much particularly
decline IS full cent and half There no doubt that many
buocks bousht at hef hundred weight less than the
Most Of the brokers were inclined sell offers during
the forenoon fore eng the inevitable result of holding for
higher bids would be leave half Of all in the yards unso At
best we link eco will Unsold sundown since
Of the cannot consent TO see sales made at
that the day is remarkably fine, the
The quality the stock in market today much better than
has been several weeks though there pens Of
The 6rst LOT Of NeWYork State still fed beev.. are selling to
day, rather dull, by Crosby ! Petnoone.
The beautiful prize mentioned last week being held
lower than the offered last knowing
$50 He bousht By Col DeyOe Of Jefferson Market at
price equal lie. q for the quarters His live weight
today 1850 ~ He should dress Ga n I, c,Vt making 3
r-2s estimate Of last week he is fouryear old
Ii. point. into view We presume Col Deyoe bought him more
show than profit IL s difficult fr good butcher the
Colonel well known be 10 make bis money Of such
priDe bullock.
The best drove ths, have for time here
day selling by Barney BartEa The first ~ averaged t95
and the whole 70 will about 500 They estimated
q ewi Ohio Durhsms owned By j. T. Stevenson Of
Cheoth Ohio IS fed by Alex Renick Of ROss County.
Three Of them sold al sln Col Deyce bought at his est
mste-llc.
Itis rres, pleasure notice such Cattle these.
There another choice drove from Chester County, Pa
owned by Harlan Underwood selling by iced
Of 100 Isaac s. Valentine bought IL Of this drove az
ter long bargaining az Sl0e each which 0lc
and they choice nPs dsueh animals generally
are-by the excellent farmers Of that The droyeH
besd estimated lo by but that Is 50
above butchers estimates to-day. We be obliged
20 say or think, that the owners viii lose money
George Harlan has AEObe drove from County Of
hid Of Pennsylvania ned Oxen nearly good the other
drove that viii probably average SOS They selling by d.
l. Belden a. than cent To- he below last weeks
pnces.
Chris G~yer bough; frstelass Oxen Of iced fstei in
Wesfcbeste Co " Y lic Tsed sold others Of
40 Daniel Egrnel of Brooklyn bought 100
GOOD a anything sold to-day. This lie
John A. Merritt selling drove of Kentucky steers by VIII
liam Gsue estimated By the cwt bat viii not sell
for Ice pound estimate OF 81 cwt some or
these irst-rste and none POOR.
in this drove there - with tay frozen ne
The frs, Tney probably frozen while on
the cars Of these cold nirhts
Isnetyu 81 Brooklyn bought paJ Of Wtss'e' s'e.-1