New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

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There quite number of Of small lots in
We do not find the Of materially different
from week pareuia except in the quality Of the
,rfet TO-DAY are common working OF them
quite flesh the yoke We have 80 large
fsb rc.s Of the two or three weeks BY diff
unss Of transportation, have apparently induced Hauy
cell their TO extent that will be dsadyan
Spring woIs Il evident that hundreds here TO-
for the butcher than Of good feeding Yet they
are here to-day and will all the shsmbes before the end
pair. and good st oxen sell for s275 pair The
and the beet lie, ll4c and lie. pound
miserable old and stsss sold at rates as low as s9
Owing the weather to-day delightfully."-
pleasant the market hs more lively appearance than last
great many disappointed in the receipt Of
cattle by railway time for market About 200 head
equal lumber the Erie road looked for IN vain until
late afternoon when drove Of about 10 head owned
BY Col RsdelG Of Ohio arrived at the yards consigned to
the Messr. Belden.
bold afternoon bargains. which will have tendency
many expected to depess prices The ef
very short supply of drstclsss beeves in the
' Some Sa q the delay. upon railways have been runOus
sjmen UIery is selling Drove owned by J. T Alexander
from Illinois that home Nov % and have 8 head
expense This drove expected two weeks and
been DELAYED in the opinion OF the broker They expect
average 8. they do not look though they would
Barney Bsrrsm selling drove that were fed and owned
II and lie. h. This drove were twenty days on the
read and look very much the worse for the mp The road eh
droyers who purchase cattle at the West
Among some Of the of fscsss bullocks to-day
droyers buyer best beeyes the lowest cash
prices bought Of Thomas Wheeler up the .oad" oxen
ior $685. do Of Tofey S42i and two of AcEwee for
s22 These all He The last pair in our opinion will
Col bevoe bought pal. of Ays Mead fsed in Connect
cut that superior beef One pair Of year old grade
lse ~ The others are year old red O1en say ewt and
Squire Benedict sold one pair red oxen year old $40
one pair year old do 1885, four $4s5 These were
John Purchase rair country 2l5 of lot
Yates County This HE Others that are come Of
Valentine bought six Of Hoas at $so-ust moder
aey Duchess County rated lie by buyer OF Barnes
five W estchester at $87, which is li0lllc.
DR. Welns sold Orange County fat oxen tor s5s which is
65 generally sell at ildl2c oldcows
Mess Beden are selling good Virginia cattle
age of f9O, or l2c 10 IS for $3.50, is over l2c.
Jo Hocob sold oxen fed by Jared Crane
lie Per cons-he sold - head of Ohio sf3 each
They will not sysrase ew What could induce any sane man
Ken any that is not insane The probable loss will be
John A. Merritt drove from westcheser aud another
Central NewYork among which good fat
2c seller l2c nice pair of small red priced
Briggs for +70 do not think would weigh l c~t
The 80 head all red and steers and Will average over
Daniel McElwee sold very fine pair of fat oxen to VIM
BAYLOR for $40 estimated 22 This full l2c.
hey about fourth Durham-were from Ohio two
years bought this market for 80 by Gilbert Holmes of
butchess County who has worked them years and
kept ell that he sells them at advance cost
This is the way to make money by farming
There other cattle in the yards from the same County
that sell for IS q cent less and ought to sell TOR more than 80
W. Hosg of that sOr-rOugh old and stays,
Charles G. Teed has some more Of this kind
old at $3.50 45 head that are not over &C. he also
estimated lie. by seller, and lllc by buyer:
Geo HAYS BOUGHT pair Of Holeomb for 80 one pair OF
which he rates l2c He buyer of first
Heman Rhoda of Columbia County has sho.stee in
ket holds He Ohio Durham years,
"a 10 II cwt net He is certainly remarkably hne animal aud
justly entitled be mmoazed in The TRIBUNE
We wh that he had show OF getting enough to pay nun Tor
his grain and udcous feeding but do not chance for
here Such fat beef not as much wanted as that which
is just right for prime market retailing.
Martin Valentine have lot Of old that will sell
for about lie ToHey has drove from Chauauque
and Livingston Counties, of which are extra but among
which old oxen that probably would not winter ana
therefore sent here tor food They will sell at Oc 49,
lo that fit for beef than post and rail fence
Tho White thinks the market to-day for common cattle
dollar hundred less than asst week.
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owned by Stewart MeCung, that will average about s67
head and llc q b Mr. Williams has been expecting drove
Kentucky owned by Van Mater for week They were
driven from Albany Chatham and have been blocked
BY the ice the Harlem road Such delays are rdinou TO
owners.
general opinion Of those interested that the price OF
cattle will fall the country thaws out II that does
not will be scarcity evi
the around this city hss been Tor
everything that had horns and four without 10 "hat
The sales at Bergen through week have been about go
head and probably there not . good beeyes In the whole
Miller Har1g Quincy sold about 90 sdloc. and few
!dlc. Tie o general sales loc on an ay'
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The prices have seldom rated
higher according quality than durng NE last week Inc
greatest portion of the stock from Jersey The
20 reported AZ Aberons eose down the harlem roa Ine
receipts by the Enc road $50 Very fe" OF them wers
Mr. Gilbert sold 100 at the Hudson River road,
anded IS 50, which full l4c pound for the meat
Market Mutton has been received this week from A.
bauy Philadelphia AID Baltimore.
fRogERs SALES.
The following shows how prices have ruled the last
Sheep and Lambs Sold by McCsrty BrOwninss:
s76a So ist....... q % s2 at.. $50 ~
IS st.. 1876 sol esat...... ss5 Isl 20 LOG 90
l5st... lO4 OOl II lst....... 43 81 So s... Ss IS
!si Is et' 70 l,3 9S1 49,. e.7s5
Average per head, IS -
There has been large falling in the receipts OF the week
owing difficulty Of setting stock from the farms 70 the
railway o the and also q the delays
that occuued all the trains. The qnAty OF the
sheep better than the horned cattle
some stock market to-day has been i've days between
here and Albany having been shipped and unsppd several
mes Of this kind show how dependent
the city become upon the railways for supply OF meat
~ b. heeuey Of Leroy he has hy stall FED LIE Sston
Sheep that be mas proved viii dress 80 % each he nques
such Sheep worth We think, II here to-day they
would sell for equal 5c. pound Tor the meat Inis