New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-30

viii be sold a. low eight cents net und' ana Pr
bablv come .i1 or eight hundred will be leu over u'-
,old at sundo sn, and will ~ in ss "e's"' W
keen the price Of the same class down nehI ~eeA'
Owners oi this class of stock who have oouShs tno'
at prices predicated upon the rates at whcn 'ne
cattle have been, aud still are, selling A. VIII "'o
money and grumbe at u for quoting the naiAet Wv
high instead of charging their ioss to their own 'ony
in psypg to high for cattle at home.
One If hi, class i. w. A. Wing, who is somewhat
noted a. drover Of some Of the worst stock brought
IN market insists that the price of the lowest grades
to-day is No, over sac end that our report' are not
at al 10 be relied upon because reported bis cattle
,,t week at ga lOc We believe the truth is that M
Wing arrived soue three or four weeks ago with
very bard ot of stock, which would bave sod The DAY
il ,nved at more money than it will now after holding
i, over from week to week, ard therefore he has
good night to grumble at prices to-day. If it Will
e;d This or apy other Grover who has bought
scalawags at high prices and is holding them
mr higher ones to acknowledge that We
have quoted prices too bigh, We we viii do It
the price quoted to-day is entirely too hgh-not
higher than they sell bat higher than their value for
the puypose of being at converted into food De-
cause ut d, for that purpose And The market to-day
~ 6leo with lust this very class If animals and tber
owners erunbe because they do not bring hrss'class
priers We hope they will have OCCASION t" grn'nble
more ard more week after week. Ii this couoty
cannot furnish the cities with q sufficient supply of
buocks o. present prices, 10 ft condition f.r the
ehsmbes let us stop eating buHocks until the country
has had time to ca,chp in the race and give us stock
ft to eat.
We are asked for our opinion of the market next
week Here il il: First class cattle will sell next
week a. well as they do this week, or did last week.
Medium quality will not vary materially, while SCALA
wsgs if as plenty this week, will only sell at rum
Gus Losses to the very foolish drovers who have In
vested their money sked their credit in the pnr-
chase of such stock for this market They cannot DIT
fail az it is right they should for seducing the foolish
farmers to sell or send their cattle to market in con-
diion no mle fit for beef than green corn-staks are
for the same purpose.
Killing such cattle as the great majority in these
wards to-day ia wicked waste of material, out OF
which all abundance of beef might be manufactured.
We ere truly sorry reports of the market are not
what the drovers of this class Of cattle .ay they are
"u,terly ruinols to their business because II true
stop would be put to it, upless this prolific country
producers new crop Of fools as fast as one
crop is useo up and "ruined" out OF the way.
While farmer, who by skill and care OF bis stock
produces such often notice with admiration, Is
entitled to all the cash and COMMUNICATION he gets,
the one who turns of bis cattle hafgrown and less than
half faed and the owner who expecting to speculate
out Of hungry necessities brings the scalawags
here ard the miserable scalawag butchers who buy
ard kill them because little lower in price, are all
equally eutitled-totie right grsmbe when We butch
or them az we intend to continue to DO in these reports
The weather to-day for the season is fiae for bus
no Of haa cooled q
heavy shower in the evening, and to-day the atmOs'
pbere is pure, and not extra warm or uncomfortable
for ont coor business Still the trade is excessively
dull-s few bucners searching the pens for some
thing fit to kill, AND good many boys waiting for
lob; but cattle are selling slow and we do not re-
collect the time when we have greater number
unsod at nOon sDdevenlae in the afternoon we coud
any CT sDce for owners To get rid OF the WHOLE
III the meantime, some four hundred head coming over
the Erie Road expected To arrive at any momeu
and that We think viii make up surplus OF thou
sSpd head.
ported at about $40 head. 1t is not probable as many
will be wanted peat week and tnat will have tend
ency to Increase the supply here, and decrease the
pice of The D, crest for they only are 10 excess.
Probably the best drove here to-day is ooe Of 90
head Of Kentucky Duibams, selling by rhos. W Wheeler
L. Charles G. Teed for Swope Il Richardson, at prices
that will vary much f'om $95 head, aud III a I2c
| pound. This Drove AZ bought last week ut Albany
| OF Ashbrook at $50 and, of course, proves good
speculation. John Harris took "a of the M nj tcom
$50 100 head and be full l2c IA sold Is isaac Val
S95 and estimated at he by sellrr Another lot
Lslo l2c seller The lowest price per heal was $685.
and th.t tor only two, when nearly oil sold . =,
John A. Merritt is selling, for Alexander Conctle very
air killing Of Illinois estimated 10 AVERAGE on the
III sd u and Of them sell as high 10 and
several Of the be., at ;e the whole ranging ila2s M
Merritt considers the mart just about - was s't week ior
Mead Holconb selsns Campbel drove Of good fair
up to boon none lie They think toe market for good
cattle bett.i and for poor than Last week
Henry Hnd selling fair os Of common Illinois steers at
Halle fOI the best.
Orvle Hurd is selling 80 head for Totter, and
thin Illinois steers at 9l@lc for the morning ,slss
They will avpxsse about 81 and many of them would look
much better upon the Illinois psiTies than in these yards
Hoss selling Hutehsoas Illinois drove she tail end
probably will sell below &C. The market he reports
Daniel Barnes is selling Snyder's drove Of stock
Ono particularly sood al ga 0c for fret sales
10. H. Williams 10 selling for Bsstsble Wllism,. very
,ov at few of the s.ter-the drove common
moi, steers ay.r.se ca cwt and only middina order
Wells Hoxe selling Nc Bette and Lakey's doves
Of c;s Ins. ;tss rT. . at ee~s average va
George Ayrsa head BY Holloway and Lott mostly from
BE- picked ts aax' I'D sq 80
each esmstrd at 81 cwt the beet sold at s75
sood nps steers part Of them to wn Moore a. s7s which
Be than lie And does rot think cattle Of grade
any higher than last week He also sold good Duchess
Thos Whit. is selling for w. TAYLOR q drove Of Ohio
Dubams 6De thrifty growing steers that may weigh 81 cwt,
might have been made 10 weigh c~t with very little
pepse They offered Wholesale at 7s bur WI. retail
ths;perhsps SO cs of commission and yard
C. w Congs selling drove for c. Bsrgdon from Illinois,
where they ought 10 be now at sale
thin Indiana at sa6s and drove for VIM McBsth
light thin common stock Ohio steer. 3, u alotc.
Ohio stock thin steers 81 for Forrest hand from
last week los. Of IS head IS L. Hart BERGEN .hin
Ohio steers at &C. Zone caIloadsteers aud hefes for VIM
Cooper, Of $50 S47, average &C.
Miller Hsrins report 22 sold at Bergen for all sorts of