New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14

There is general concurrence of opinion among seller: To-
la. a attic are selling than this day but Opnions
vary how much ower-from SOC. to 81 0 z e"t"ane
butchers contend that brokers' ASK az much ody ny au
last week Perhaps they do but readers they DO
get it, and think, by Just about &C. 3 10 ana upon All
the lower grades there is only decline ~ puce, but dh
Guilty making sales at asking Prices fof poor ea.e we
decidedly dull and unfortunately there are Out 10"
pseuors cut Of arny Of poor haarsd stock at the
full price good beeVes will sell below cost and hen-et us
see what then. go ,,
Then poor lupes of their egreons folly and cupdy
will THE TRIBUNE aud the Cattle Market Reports a.
some Of them did today because tell the farmers the price
Of these sharp gentlemen can't buy them quite 80
cheap they could the farmer was Kept IN state oil lsno
We have been careful the well the fac: o
the hgh prices past weeks and that none but very simple
speeuaor would buy in expectation Of continuance Of such
prices few OF this genus have bought and to-day w reap
their reward though richly they deserve. 10 IS idle
well as false them say that the market has been quoted
high and that they Lave been deceived and led 10 pay PceS
They have paid The prices they thought they would
money buyit AMI selling cattle than they would IN
raising them They have scousd ne country 20 pes uP every
bullock that the would sell whether t 70 XII or not
sgs aud half steers and today some OF h-m
will lose money, and perhaps somebody will pity then-we
T. Guthrie Of Ohio hes drove Of two and three
steers some Of which look though they were never better
fed than stack and have been long time from home
uron still feed ANA selling who per
uade Themselves that they buying beef They are sshy
mstsken-theY in the hides and horns trade.
Simon Uery selling this drove and ne makes an average
head, he will do better than prospects warranted
James GehIst is ceiling hard lo for George Pstehad %
day, from Medina County Ohio a. an expense OF neal
beside weight We think these will average about 500
\
Barney BsrtTaIn and Geo. Ayaut selling lo heal,
owned ~ ~ Flanders odc., that will make serious
Of having detained three weeks on the road
George TOay has another hard lot this week tina. were
The farmers ought to hold thanksgiving meeting upon
getting rid Of such lot # brutes Yet such stun sells tor 9O
Toe y H. Two old Cows Ia friend said 10 years old 10
each each and T0fey sold pair OF four
yeaod Steers $500 that something more Ike beef
There j. drove of Indiana cattle market, owned by Con
indianapolis that look though they had seen hard times
the road and the will feel though he had seen hard
times when be fools bis accounts OF prott and loss ,
John Merritt is selling drove Of common virginia cattle
that will about cw at lie for the best the average
Me.sr. Beden are selling two droves of Virginia stock owned
by Harlan that foot all the including The
Susquehanua River the ice bridge that estimated 0y
the az cwt average and the brokers thought thy
would so and but later the day reported sales
Adroye med by Baker and detained the Hud
River Road that they did not arrive gnn the 1eI
owned By Cook Go Of Til, State at ewt and OF each
Culver Hard Hoffman have 30 head and MAKE the same
The following sales will Indicate prices Of the best and
Col VIM A Mills Of Livingston County n Y, sold u head
James Irwin for : $50 One pair Of 4yss old Kentucky
Durhaus by Col NJ counted $3.50 pair Of red
oxen 25 The whole lot will BE. = b THIS
a load OF bullocks this
They were well fed and well handled.
Mead Hocomb sold pair Of year old beautiful West
chester County Col DevOe FOR $500 Tbs wa &c
pound for the beet One pair was Jed by j. u Mead ana tAe
Culver Hurd Holman sold "A he.d owned by John Burn,
Of Monroe County At high fgures one pair grade Durham
Oswaid for $780, two pair 10 H. Kelley tor -o'o
These all 2tc 2 D. Another pair little worse oui iai
@2A-llc. 49,.
David Aerton bought for NesbsuIn straus u for 81 30
90; good fair Connecticut and Duiehess County
These rated at lie.
Charles g. Teed sold % from Genesee by Budlong, averaging
cwt good fair market beef, al llc AZ ITO was ll4c
j. e. Hoss sold . from New Haven BY cars at lc Of them
Haw for 65 par had been kept in the city st work
till lately; they were, however choice beef
Geo Hsws bought pair Of remarkably handsome, deep red
+yeaTod Connecticut Of L. Beers extra good quality
He estimates them Is cwt. Others thought that
hgh. Our opinion they will weigh he bought
Peir Of Deyton for ~ estimated p cw-, .
B. Lawrence bought pair of Stephen Sutton OF year Old
native Deyons fed William Burnett Of Bedford Westches
County y. Y, for @275, that estimated az Nc
The buOcks IN market three red year old
FED By James Pine Wescheser County and bought by
Lawrence OF John A Merritt for $50 This over 5c = d,
shows the difference between such cattle and some OF
the scalawazs that sold for 9dl0c.
We lots Of cattle still behind time on the rail
roads Ii the weather Is favorable shall LOOK for ful
market week. The cold to-day Is ternble-he most
bear that have felt this Winter IL TOO cold Tor
outdoor business
SHyEP AND LAMBS-We have had another short supply
this and consequence quick sales AZ little advance
price The pens early this morning quite empty al
Bowungs but there arrival Of about thousand during
the forenoon for which buyers we're IN readiness
Sheep suffered less perhaps than any other stock by
detention the reads bat still the damage enough - deter
owners seDng them forward particularly the weak
very liable down and trsmped % death when
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