New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-01

70 those who understand the things work IN this marke.
will be useless to word 20 show how much prices de-
pressed when they that the number Of buocks In the
Jsrcs to-day over 200 than il last week or nearly
double the number sold that day and $50 over the average OF tho
sales last yes The number in the yards to-day
va. S7l and the price which they sold 2d3c Th'
the prices ranged ia 5c. They will high this
MAY and they will range better S Gg 10 6, ns6
Of the whole below fair quality for city The selling
prices have quoted just did weeks except
the poorest little lower the opinion OF the best brokers
that sales will those of day By cent poun
though the asking price is the the extreme duess
The market and general deposition Of buyers to u1dsuats
h.ye stated. The weather to day extremely favorable
TO coed market for owners Of eatei it cloudy and
they sre they ,re disposed 10 wait til the spproach Of
evening may tempt owners to accept whatever they may
Fod many owners will probably wish their catts bad
unbough We hear Of one heavy failure that OF Hays
Brock very large Ohio droye ana several others have lost
heavily and in several instances the eders Of cattle have
think full time for they have ruled higher than the market
quality is COZ stsnty above the poor mans means AID
hence he 10 driven to eat scsswag beef aud kitten veal We
are wiling that the farmer should be paid we'll but
do contend that prices for bis interest
do understand the necessity OF such prices
worth lsc bushel the fields Of Central Ohio lwhsre
still standing In shocks the Of plcwnS for the crop
now pLtas Among the droves that give eyderce Of plenty
Of corn ihs Buckeye State owned fed by Vesey
o. hurao snd the Ee Road arriving Bergen this morning
They estimated b. the ownerto over wt ami
lIA Judging from the made. This
drove OF - bead al white Kentucky Durha selected BY
eeeder with great last Summer in Bourbon County
shen an The broker who s selling them thin they viii not
cell ior any hg lie The objection that they are too
si that eses has depressed aow aud this city beef
eaters pref lsaner meat.
James Glchr. has another fat lot of beevesmostly old
style red oNei which he bought of George aud G. II R
ley Of Chauisueue County z l25 head We under
,tood that ne refused oher of IN 80 Boston buyer
The % head estimated IL each Gchrist
sold yesterday oxen az M that be bought Of j. B. Crosby
thoFe above described.
Culver HlId Co have IS head from the Syracuse Dslery
a. sre estimated 70 serse 10 and selling at lOd lie
Also 40 bead from NaeTye Distlery that will average n
cat" OF good quality selling prices They are also
,elIs Grove from Illinois, which they bought IN Albany
hsher OF his own eed that estimated erage
cWt. and Sf5.
Another uptop drove OF still cattle fed By Wells Stewart
Of Chensngo and brought market by L. Robinson sell
~ oJ haph Murray he less lie sold
Lsor for $40 and four Benhart are called 0t
valentine Martin have Is strong welI.fed oxen Eah
IAl ems distiery skanestess which they otter at l0j
tlo offered Mr. they sold such ago az
home fer SO each Expense freight here 81 commission
- difference between this and last 10 50 head As
The boy said; " That makes properssisht of odds
L,An Loekmsn have fine drove, bought Of Benson from
T ois which they expect 10 sell az loc upon eW
s,ers.e weght John Harris who does not buy poor oen
bought % a. sSl0c selleg loc buyer Isaac Anderson
bought three large fat for $40 that not over c
simon ery 30 head OF fine Beeves from Kos Co.,
Ohio BY Jerry MeC0sSs mostly grade Dham' tas'syeass