New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-19

thew Ar. set down a. NewYork State Cattle Almost the en-
49,, nnr, comes over lines II railway from the West
h, Sp,, who arc dispo.ei to male Lass can meet tn
doyers any point aons these lines ana ehse ~
pre. vii be prety ,ue Most Of ,h sinI OF pti
sbse. ar. bergen hui Or Mssoy A. s. the former To
A, the latter meets both butcher, and % Ts
Boop Worcester SPRINGFIELD h.n0,s as sSo1 2 he an
$50 for Providence More we're wanted ont tne ~. :,
.i: Gqs af% sq 81, the sSrs ruled 90
erected cd ;test 's.sy f .b b.n s ssT price
BUYERS were waiting for something to turn up to enable
item 70 buy At lOc left the yards in the s'en3on
who tos the ,qs in several Instances. paid fall C
The Qust, Of the stock to-day very eyen-thefe re l
soG S. Gs fs.s M. Will
probsb, full SIS Many Ct the nse;t steers are tai an'
THEE ar, no POOR droves yer, few any in iydu L Of
the sswss We hope have driven that entire class
msret .csn with such have been sold here
oc out for the o.s sharp horn, OF oar bull
ra storm prevails. with ehn, Wild and
Sor of The d.y the buyer ndnI tbs pce,
eli .f hues hs purchases - escape from the storm and 70
se, something to Keep out the cold.
no, thousht when we he yards that many any
buocks would be le II there are IL Will only be Tor Que
& i,Sn three or for miles. or i5c at nine or ten
The sverige price cattle day higher than year ego
june g. IS thete were sss head in market selling At 10 o
l?I:. which one cent 10 yer than week previous
June 20 there l2s head, selling At same price IS The
previous This dafe with to-day Except OIL
4, adj the cattle were all from the West.
June a. the number 5s and price sdllie and all but
head from Ohio rdsn, Illinois ken.SScky and
Beet cattle because none but Western states hsEs any en-
Probably the market today were IS Kentucky
H. Fee ford BY Ayrauit Budlons They estimated a,
cw sve.ee will p.obaoy sell for lie upon CT Prob
aby IS lead will average $780, Some sold for $05f $40
bought for sen which be estimates just equal to lie
Other, will sell at li.e. bu,er..ay u fan,
,he Cb.nanso plery. 50 Of these sod TO stephen WI.
liam. FOR Ben wsst' ., s weT The bs. 2 81. icy
Tbemss White s.d selected 10. Of twelve Of drove
bought Bergen by Lockerman TO IN rvin al 1913 which
NJ BsIer sold one Of his three droves to Barney Barau
who re,slr of lie upon fair WEIGHTS
Al other he sod to Culver Hurd Co and they are
Jo. Wi.ms bought drove of Harrs-the best Of which
eel @ S ssdsy rates.
Mckee, frcu the neiadborhocd OF indi.napois . ,hb
he sold some Of the largest ara latest George Haws at lO
Chss g. Teed selling rate drove Of liz Illinois stock
WIN H. Baden has 81 head that he bought in Illinois few
weeks feed u2ou his farm IN Dutchess county oa. pad
ard ao them down BY the milk train last night on the Harlem
road and will make avery hsnd'ome sun, by the operation
Tn, will average about over lic 70 sold TO Cornell al
Thu. = he kind of business that have often
merdsd to farmers within distance Of this msrketbuyng
low and srszir stock sell whenever there is rise.
bog hsg an r, e bo sRs Of Weaver sSea Resd
Mead Holcomb have 50 good Ohio steers BY s. hoeomo'
beef At $40 estimated ~ buyer ewt and BY seller =. 1:
n suitable for in mediate tse - ~, =.
Beach Smith sold IS he at BERGEN Tor VIM Snyuet 81
Miller Hsnns Gurpe, sid 10 at Bergen for John Monet
from Marc County Ohio co nnon sh. Ohio s.oeh aver
stock are lCdiCic pair of year old steers fom Seneca
County sold for : 300, was over ilc ,., ,,,.,
Daniel Barnes has drovesone selling by himself and
one by Copser from Illinois, bought speculation that VIII
probably lie as they are Of very good ausi'y
cattle that viii average cent last week for same
quality. o,,. $4,000. t...,
Those who waited buy Ice toward night were essp
the rain held and the weather was more pleasant
their prices As hns appear now the market next week
will be full as good as the present
SHEEP AND LAMBS-There has been a considerable In
this kind OF stock nearly all the sheep
comg without f@eces they sways should do at thus sea
,on because butchers unwilling to buy them with fu
as it value Of the aud they cannot get
much the D.ts farmers think the heeces as WORTH
Clipped pes worth ly Ia iSc Most OF the stool sa
comes Ohio housh Of the Sheep have srried on
enough in gain reside and na1s There
arrival at Bro~nnss this morning OF 40 Ne"Jef'ey
Lambs $500
Der than we have At once 10 the pens
for many weeks There was also petty large increase ~ ~
rtons down the Hailem Road Of course the increase OF
of both Sheep and Lambs aud a.
the latter crea.ns In wesnt aud their ps OF ab
three shlin pounds at that h too dear Tor
SHEEP BROKERS sALEs.-Harvie L Baldwin, at Brown.
cold $50 Sheep and Lambs this week from 80 to 81
Il becoming common now to sell sheep by live weight
James McCsry sold 7tl Sheep and Lambs comprising %
drovts total of &8o36-ayeasng 81 o. and ranging
erslly between - and IS for each lot.
The saes moe brisk since prices are slightly reduced so
turn. The arrivals BrowLng's Monday were 1894,
aid on TUESDAY ,379.
Sales Of Sheep Lambs by Beach Smith Judd at Cham
he