New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
the ,.s In fact, some Of them who held On yester-
H. e., s,iI higher urc.s to-day, feel as though they

hsd Loaf the difference. For the benehi Oh al parties
:; ,b ling nm and a. avoiding excitement and loss Of
time and money we once urge upon oil concerned
., concentrate the business upon one day, except Tor
81. sale of stock left over or ,ha; may fail to arriye
the Ease lat week which brought M head
into the wards on Friday.
oo1 MANY Of the bulloeks sold yesterday az prlces
sou;va.nt to ltc y n for the meat Inns VIII o'"s
the pree II the quarters on the butcher oiocS aou
10 /, n after taking out the price of hide, rough lat
and ora, There ia loss upon this on cutting up ana
then he canno. sell the coarse pieces for cost ana
consequently he must sell the best cuts al pElces LOO
high for any consumer of moderate means.
We have never heard a. much talk among butchers
about the price Of cattle being high and above tue
point at which they could sell the beef without oss as
we heard TODAY; and no small number we ind have
come to the determination OF stopping business rather
than buy cattle u the present rates. We thhk Una"
this resolution, if adhered 10 a. strongly by ma
iority ar i, was by several to-day, will produce It's
natural effect and force 10 sel their cattle
lower or not at all. We heard several of our best
butchers to-day refuse to pay fraction over l24c'
pound for the choice of the drove and they lett the
wards without buying We mention this state OF feel
ING for the benefit of readers in the country; because
II similar state of things exist next week and week
after the price of cattle must fall instead of rise as
il il now anticipated notwithstanding It may be to the
loss Of present owners
This state Of feeling on the part of butchers certain
" did affect the market to-day and we noticed some
Of the shrewdest cattle brokers early in the afternoon
hurryng sales from 81 TO 3 head less than tney
held the same buLocks at in the morning, and 1t was
only at those reductions that the yards would Dc
cleared of only $40 head on hand this morning.
:. l. Laxra haan
small. and also at the down town stables, and nearly
all marked beeves at Brownngs were cows from the
milk stables.
considerable portion of the cattle in the yards to-
day are owned by spectators who bought them on
the way hther, and some Of them at prices too hlgh
for profit even at the prevalent high prices. On the
other hand, parties who bought two months ago are
getting an immense profit.
There is one lot of 10 head that will probably pay
the owner s25 head for four five weeks keeping IN
Dutchess County.
Sales for Boston and Eastward this week were
about $50 head aud some of them at &c. pound on
the scales.
II il worthy If note that all the markets of the
States east of this arc row ALMOST wholly dependent
upop Western cattle Buyers in the yards to-
dav for several OF the Connecticut towns. Sc that
there is no hope of any material reduction OF prices
unIess there is a decrease in consumption, until alter
orass grows on the Western pastures and prares.
! Among the transactions of the day We note the fol-
| lowing: e,n.,,
| boueht of Ed Williams fed by Charles 1.
Beale, Mason County, Va, average - cw'' ana VIII
| sell for s95 each. n,,
! common Ohio stock, average Il cwt., viii sell Tor
about $780,
Another Ohio drove, bought of Ed. Williams are
! selling at l2c., and will average, say SS3. ~
! VIM. II. Harris has drove of good iair ILLINOIS
seers average that, according TO first Gales would
average over l2!c Some d the best sold at over l5e
Mead HSlcome are selling drove coI 5. Ty oTS. ,
Ayrult has 100 head Of Illinois steers bought ~ b9
bought at Buffalo. some OF which will be dear at lie;
yr,i since Of Baker fed BY John Grouse County,
zh 'ap at 35' pob s S OVER 5c We noticed
others lloa Is Bedrn .old pe dT9 CS 4 n nor
Poob sold 81 head of Ohio les which
was III or I I5c David Aerton for Ne.b-uH sad' Jew
L. Belden sold at Albany drove Of fed cattle at 7c
! i've weight 20 60 10 Providence.
Beden Barram sold here yesterday another nament Of
h. ChittsLngo ed cattle Of III d. buyers
sya fun ic b. but aeAnowedse that they were very so
j. Hoag 10 drove ss head of very fine still fed beeve.
Hubbard Terry Oneida County Y Ten Of the bet
held with 45 offered aud that lac III whole
will probably average l5dl3c 4lo5 He was offered &C.
ChsrI~ Ted is selins for John Bryant head
Ohio The most of them sold before noon a. liz
B1ysnts driyrr .old drove III hea Buffalo o3
come here-moy Durham fed BY Elias Florence pckaway
County The thinks the buyer VIII make hahusone
Miller srns Quincy sold 80 Indiana Steer: at Beren for
Ab BRYANT estimated $50 10 net at s69-ay re average
John Merritt selling drove for Alexander good ilir
Illinois steer, average cwt, which he thinks VIII average "a.
Tho Wheeler selling drove for Baker which he bought
at wheeling at near c the offers of yesterday They
M ThO.s :od ye;te y ososfy Ohio steers
al Ia Sc aud probably at loss 70 the owner H. y
bought them Buffalo at $S. which viii make them nearly
0fviir iud i, selling for his brother from Ansel's
Of sttl. from Csyusa County at same
selling for Lamb Smith Grove OF com
mon stock Illinois first quality average say VI c"t
going dull 2 and not near good as list~e'A SO
' Hsnry ad has lot of tfed bullock. Madison Co..
| n Y estimated a 8 cwt., selling at l2d l5c
A. NJ Arrton sold drove of large steers buyers say al c
and probably some others THAI were sohe'"nS
In rrcion We advise drover. and spectators get
because butchers have in their power produce on
market il may possible find hundred with wit enough
| to keep them from cutting their own thross
| cows AND CALVES.
We cannot say definitely what the price of milk cows so
that country rader. will fully understand H. can seq
what the Price Of COW this week sold
fair sale at Browungs stable for SO TO- Now don't De
alarmed The price Of milk cows is not quite 50 W. some
aud that is the price OF tolerby decent fair looking
and along up they improve IN looks Or qusity. -
week sell readily good at 7a7sci while those here sen
much more frequently at sac.
We have no change this week The receipts have
been little larger but the supply i. still too .ms 70
duce the price lot Of good .hesP wool on that viii tr': :.
from this State, except few lambs ffo
Jersey The stock so. of nearly as fast 81 1t arrives
Hume Baldwin sold Browning's some 60 Al ~ lsc y
.h,sred sheep and jd 5c for these with the wool
Samuel McGrsw for Knyou Co. sold SIS head in nine lots
for 1886 49, sveraHg 80 49, Th, droy, wa- from Honeoy
Ontario County and all fed BY Daniel Phep and a the