New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-13

II Belcen.. OWhers
PTrvr KuS.........N ". Geo Ayroult. ISL
i Est.,e.
Tie quotations table of prices to-day will not uIp".e
any ell with This market wnen o es oos ssn.
Of the week looking our tables tortne as We
ma ~ s s sS the ecept. of ie same week sI which
wa. 9s more than the this week Dec r. 1854 there
oV Se in the two year. that shows es than 1000 head
The deficiency Of to-day ' therefore wholly
that the market cattle they have been de-
distractions the railroads. and that In the
The weather here to-day clear dry windy and only barely
AZ noon Many covered from three feet deep
in snowce aud IL others where the ground bare the duit
Although prices higher than they in JsnuAry,
butchers wholly unwilling 70 meet them Iaen they sub
ued as they Of recessy, celsed By tertho
storms they expected influx o cattle and lower rces
but find sie OF things worse than MD m9te s. lns$ are
buy at ALI trusting luck favor them on Friday when SOW
es droves that were expected day will probably be in
ket Among hear Of the following droyes;
One to Simon usy heard from =. Aosny sse
Asobe drove to Williams owned by R. Seymour by way
Wheeling and Baltimore heard from yesterday at Ph'
delphis.
NOR ing on the Amtoy boat, alec 10 Williams .
Geo hss s1TeStb b Sr0ve 0a sn AnSy
rad Th. drove would have been IN 0day out oI deono
al the edges DFovers complain Of the Camden and Amboy
Road and should judge fEom the following statement with
Mr. Mcclure of Ohio of tie firm Of Mapes Mcclure, horse
They Charged me head for bullock. and only 81 for
tore. and when asked the reason Of .uca inequality ""
roughly told that dovers only shipped beeves by the be-
hey couldn't help it, and 50 they meant TO make tnen
F'FF W. . % Ar. stalled for 10 horses. and tn. oA. e.
take balloe dven in loose that everybody doe.
point drive their stock Ne~-Jersey .udit
Is becau,e Railroad Company uuaccominOdang
the buOck in market to-day are u.t as good as we
deere 9' 1e sAsa. ss.r o. ca,ST S.V'' s
Cecil County Nd, where they were ted oy W. Alex
These are the fist beeves that have reported from th:
State. We hope to report many more OF the same superior
The Others from Chester County also about good good
be- One pain sold for s4o OF kse oyer Sc Taer I've
$3.50 b twas the general impression OF butchers that Hey
Ac. bought at sI65 he seller and l5 buyer.
H. Kelly bought pair for SSo-lic seller Mt Kelly says
ds bought Of C. a. Co two weeks ago This was the
Hereford beet sold in this market will be appreciated here
Moore bought pair Of 6ne Oxen to-day for so from
Benedict This is fully ltc.
for S2i5 from T. Bloomer-whIch is 2.e. y 70 They were
Westebeer County BOomer sold u head of common
I.sac Anderson bought from A. C. Hsvsnd pair Of West
Chsre. G. Teed sOd II to JOhn Harris. slO2c seller
lic buyeF-out OF l6 by DieEey from Lyi9sston So11ty
Td bought Is Of Dr. Coyn of Syracuse for sio which are
S L Russell Of Dutehes County sold L.Or twOye. old
grade Durham for s75-estmatei Que pair yessoid
red Oxen estimated % cwt, to Lawrence for $3.50.
Chris Gwyer bought six Of T9ay for sS5
superior and were thought the ehespest cattle in
G.aey sold one pair to Cooper se5l2c buyer ll
seller pair Col Deyce for s5-lSd lStc one Areeyesr
old Steer fed BY Wsr wright az 5.c pair, S75-l2c
Geo w sold IS owned aud fed BY Charles Mcclure
OF Ohio at S6OG : 40; averaging l2c
Merritt BarTsm bought Il head Of common Virginia cattle
of Geo Harlan ss5 which sell average of s9 which
is i.e There are sood fair market retailing beef
s2s another pair which 2e the Others at HE Just
common 2 fair quality -, e.. .,ao =,
s T. Rose which found be handy fOr work that
Tesd took them of bis hands prenm for mis- farm It's
great for working
1Stss! pair s vel fed 0Seb b:9 .o 10, to
sted u be offered los foi by butcher
This very handsome animal aud well she might be at
Che. Cooper bought 50 aeIudne some
se5 which over lie. He offered hdwin Oao
or old and averaging for shipping
Baldwin sole yesterday l6 for Sllo-l2ie seller
pair TO HAYS 20 4O-l2c.; pair henneE 525l2. 10
steers from steuben COun y ayera<ins ewt At SO
Heikner County Se syersae-7 Ryno a. sl0 aud
Wm. Il Beden fs. 60 head of common rough bulIocts,
brought in from bis farms and +year cid 'iee intended of
aine ls1 and esy sn va. 20 200 s IseS ol 70
Whites Son selling 10 rice BY C. Phillips from
Randall Russell .oid Is from Oneida County to dealer for
sl.o, fed BY them to naie very superior beef
will be esd. wild il the country, who will
sS ass down ~ o n" s @ %s dull sale. .. that So We 60
uP and down n tie beef market - -, -. -
ro,y supplied With sheep any week ss has been the last
Al hre~rns. only - were received aud ne .Iy al Of taen
ss., ,mpty until today when ANAL lot Of 100 came Ii 70
Lafklp from Central New YORK.
Tbs good t Of common Sheep Of them pretty
ia wooed hat mish So ns and sell for each
Bsld~n Hume sold al Sheep Of
They osg woOl variety large ard fa and were
rd By wsney, Albany County Ten bought BY conek
liz At S 10 TO Lawr,nee at l6 AMI p 70 Harris for IS 70
Ttey als sold Ohio drove By Hosberey3f hsad At an
average Of IS 81
of76 Lambs sold for 50 IS Their other sales were %
sheep for 80 81 for eiS lss for sss4 50 for SD 40 for
$3.50 head averaged IS g.
Sales by D. B. Rood az Chanberlirs;
No Amt Az. IT 2 hd No. Amt Ay pr Hhd
lS.... liza 20 st 20 H.. sll2 % 800
49,. 7o7 81 4 g ~, s24sls2
Average price Y ot..............$6 %
sheep duTnE the week scarce aud sold for
extreme high rsies-l4 70 Ice for the
The city getting votsh sfter good mutton ss may be