New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-03

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r. Ian H. when the number was only Sst The aver
sb, Yards has s7s head whhs less than the year be-
fore owing the sales every day OF the week ooth hIe and at
ces sale having been larger The total number IA
greater than % which we shall give to our subscribers th,
hond b. carefully preserved by ell parties who
IN srowng or supplying cattle for this market, because
terseG "a w he enormous quantity butchered here bu the
II not ohly 49, demand Only think the number
sessy for the shambes of New York during the last year
Az safely estimate the weight Of these at cwt,
tr III S4 loo n OF beet which, at 10 cents pound MAKES
the snm OF G full that price because the price Of
has ranged AZ p1ces estimated for the net
bt of beef below Zee at any o me haiAe Gays ~ al ths
% wear and nearly all the time above loc and sometimes as
the constant complaint of farmers that they
,aord make beef at the present rates we think that
h s a. have prevailed the Hast year the sooner we know
il the better that we may prepare ior ~ our det
Anotr fact disclosed IN our liable our dependence
On Gher o have furnished the largest number Of any
bb AZ is perhaps the fact, since the supply from
& State is only made up from the "Wednesday sales, while
- he mn Der Of Ohio cattle However the facts and figures
o. the ,ao Se cattle market today what generally
tyd brsk one though prices average iu &C. higher than
& Syance however is wholly owing to the short supply
greater than really is from the great Of
a now covered by the cattle pens and the that
- oks are scattered and spread about, that the real
cannot readily be sscerained The opening price, both
b. and seller IL generally governed by the number
hand IN the morning II that appears very small as i did this
the first sales generally made quick al high figures
h-t
b., fe bnyef. were present As the day advanced
Thai the attendance Of butchers would not be large and
Of hoe present did to care whether they bought
ro weather wa. excessively chilly and d'aseeabo, and
t 'ened storm which ended rain and eet before night
III. .eghing VI the city never was better .
one OF the Ohio drovers who has been largely Engaged in
the business selling cattle in these yards has made ais last
SAFE Rennet died at the Washington Drove Yards Hotel
,R Alderman Geo AleTtO, about fifteen minutes after
the con OF the new year. after short Illness not
considered dau geTous, Of a dropucal character
OF some OF Tue pest caue to-day,
follows -, 90, ..o., , - -, -,
ola oxen estimated by seller little p
will sesh full ,hat-for 30, called lie. g H. One par
rather ss s~ Gyes Tor 40 These were over cy
leo Haws bought six Charles g. Teed of real No quail
~ Of Weschese County s,Cck-sx oxen az t each, and
aller though very NICE at V winch "' estimated at
Haw bought eight very handsome Duchess County oxen
for Culver Haa Co. that were estimated at lie by
tie seller aud little higher BY the buyer
The statesmen sold pair OF oxen to Gilmore for $40
This was HE Another ler sold at $780, psr $25
were life.
common stock that Ill average 81 cwt and ei5G " These
re- 4" ..ils drove of odfashioned CONNECTICUT o1en
many of them rstrate beehe says lOc. pound do
believe he such fool as that, when others selling
just such cattle at ia lie
SIS which drew aid weighed the quarter . follows; ISL 5o
ham Of not extraordinary appearance
Martin yelling sold pair OF very fine oxen to Thompson
fer t22 5ic seller ac buyer Several other good steers
sold at M and some common coarse beef at lee Some old
Hsgs at Sds.c.
Beden selling Of pretty good Ohio year old Steers
from Madsn County, BY Geo. hous that will cwt,
$7 head They and grades fed by
Id Fitzgerald They days home6 them spent
Oh the Cars from Columbus to Buffalo $76 from Buffalo
10 New ork I 10 acar.
iced ling drove from Madison County Ohio Of about
the cLascttr Of hem OF others from the
county. They wll do well to average lOc.
Teea thinks his Wechessr County Cattle first quality
about &C. better than last week.
A. Todey selling drove Of common good New
York State Catile at lLdllc.
John A. Merritt has a good Drove owned by Jerry Nc
Cornell Of Ohio, that will lie and 1872 50 y head
lie One pair of grade Durham year old steers sold to Col
Deyoe tor s275 or l2ic. y 10.
White Uery selling Moreers drove at lG9l2c
ing lc and probably 20 head This is sooe lot Of Ohio
W w Hoss sold Dutchess County Chris Gwyer
averaged at ew Two prime good oxen for $40 were lie
J. c. Hoag sold very superior Beeves Labor 100,
which is full 2c The Drove II head from Dutchess County,
sold Safe The sales Bergen the last week number 500
lol Of them BY Miller hsnng and Quincy mostly at &C. few
sold for l0C., and some very al &c.
One Of the causes OF short supply to-day the detention OF
droyes all the railroads
We hear head Harlem Road e'.ned
while Fourth Avenue full Of them from Fortieth
Fortyhith street Some misnanagement IN this.
On the Hudson River Road the Of power 10 all
the freight forward the alleged Drovers complain Of
Is charged from Poughkeepse Why not let the cattle
come footf
T. Cary expected 81 by very superior Duchess
County beef ~ weighed LIS They ted
By Nm Storm Of Lagrange He thinks the failure arrive
day will II axe a difference of $500, loss.
The press Of freight the Erie road and the storm have de-
tanned the cattle From 800 900 expected to-day have
not arrived.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-There has not been a large supply
Sheep this week heavy demand that prices
main Just about the for the quality Of
SHEEP BROKERS' SALES
The annexed OF sales by Samuel MoGraw at Brown
ngs for cash only, shows unusual The at
10 81 only what every might have by good feed
ing. The sales