New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-10

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are really not owe 500 head the pens though buyers and sell
es ere all bsng their transactions the fact that about
should be here and five TO on ne
Harlem Railroad monenariy expected all ue nloths
but up O'Clock failed TO make their soon fe
that train approaching and the tnete
was general rush OF parties interested down 20 tne landing
place IL found that only about two HUNDRED hai sred
would Lot be got Cd aid into their appropriate pens
till il would be quite late TO do much IN the way OF sales
Gsy Ii generally understood that large number eat,e
will sale or Thursday and Friday IN aet ps nj and
That these yards are always open Vt
sale OF cattle aud that sales are made out OF
Tb detention of train, has had upon the sales
TODAY II thrown whole business into confusion On
Harlem road three trains due last night and early THIS
Owipg to the severity the night and drifting Of the
track train OF IS stuck down grade with two en-
and had 70 get third to pull 1t out Each OF me ts
reported during the forenoon creeping forward VITA two
The that arrived came with two engines
On the Hudson road of about 200 head that should
be- to-day train that lett Albany last night got three
miles dow and aud pushed back again The dft snow
packs M on the rails almost imaoyaby. l.,
road twelve that expected TO arrive IN
this market had not been heard from IN the yards some
time eer
large portion the sales OF those on hand were made in
doors uosphere though bright ard clear ever Win
,un shone upon deep intensely cold that per
cons could remain out but few
minutes at tine Tie cattle too be- suffering
yerey Of them hal fat enough their bolea TO
keep them We butcher hang his nat upon the
biz bones that had been sold for beef price equal
loc small quantity OF poor, stingy meat
contained upon such frame II bearbones.
II all the Cattle Intended for to-day had been IN inc
he morning do not think the prce would have ruled much
higher than last week and sales would have been much moro
Amor other expenses to the city .nOwOrm
may down enhancement Of beef one cent pound
and mutton two cents, or more.
the In iac witnessed transactions not much
over last week for the best Of the Cattle in market For I
mud SeI P OF SouHport cke%9ns COUNTY w. .d
couple q south Brooklyn butchers AZ 2. to be weighed Mr.
SEN tuItpr they lql
COZ bscheTs don't thinE they Will weigh 80 cwt
The cheapest bargain noticed pair OF good country
bought by Chris Gwyer for "a cash They will weigh
Il u and for common stock arc hTst-rae handlers
GwyeT bought II hers cash. Of similar character a. an
craze H. all good fashioned country that he
will be Just &c. Some Of he owners ana brokers that know
these buocs say is not lie lie bought pair OF good
oxen, es'imatet At 20 cwL, for S42o
4e5u This pound They fatrened by Israel
Green esheer County and probably good beef
iesd :old common stOckj he say. at loalle.
John A. Merritt has drove Of Yves chester County
cattle little and any TOO fat and
very soo that sold for 80 psir or nc y n, and the
White Son have good drove of Ohio cattle by Jas
Psn that be tn nks viii sell for about s5 head more than
than the two last doves selling ileI2. 10 head
sod Jul Irwin at 2lc These superior quality.
alter Bags OF Essex Market bought very fine at
SltzG elO5 head, which, he says, is just he. y n
h9e9mb sold three.yesr old heifsr a. l2.c b to be
bullOcks at II gl2c some old cows at lOc
Livingston Counties stock, mostly oIen that will
average about as and sell from II 10 l2tc pound.
hessrs Beden selling good drove Of Ohio steers that
Will they think cwt and $50 head IS head sold
for IS each Lea pretty good price for 80
year old Three noticed sold to Valentine at $s7
lxc.
Uery selling mixed lot OF aud hesrs
them pretty rough, owned by VIM Bryant from
Ohio, that about lowPrced any Ia marEet-ssy 10
Ql4c
There many small lots in market in the hands Of
farmers they do a very ready sale
whstsnding the small supply owing the terrible cold
everybody within doors and the constant expectation
the arrival Of the
Joseph II. Williams has droves Of Virginia cattle
will o. and the ewt and sell tor ldl2c
probably drove and lie. the
Parties however who base purchases Of cattle upon
these prices to-day will DO toeraby losing money
nothns but scarcity possibly prices this point
In butchers buy their cattle at less than
equal l1c T. fer the meat they had better shut shop
repeat that the people Of Newiork quit eating
beef these prices II farmers AFFORD find beef
thai be sold for l0c it u time the knew
tor az present prices they cannot afford 70 eat IT,
SHEEP AND LAABS-We don't think have
time when Sheep sold higher prices than they do to-day
drove reach the pens before meets perhaps half dozen
buyers ready make cder. Sheep will sell for jus
many shligs Q2.c will dress pounds Conckin bought
Hume Baldwin Is Sheep 81 that he says will
average over GO pounds each.
SHEEP BROKERS
A. BrowBings Hume Baldwin sold 16 head for S527,
which nearly Of 81 - One drove Of 100 aver
aged over 80. 800.
The lots sold a fyliOps