New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15
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L OF The conc ltlCL OF tlIbt' hS-Nt
these low rates, i. is alnos, in possible 20 ene0'
rotvi.hstsr ding statesmen offer more hoe'ai
~ weight than We bsve ever before; but, then
,bsv ant 10 know how and when they are to get
their nav. and Whist sort of funds it will be paid IN
Ox,.,. are afraid TO eel and butchers are afraid to
buy and even in cases where the latter are
actually in want of cattle, their offers sp'ear
40 low TO owners that they are unwilling TO
| accept; and no wonder, for many one VIII Use
from 40 to sl5 a head upon the whole drove,
n sod and vet thew are unwilling to take the chances
of holding on Some of them, however, VIII De forced
TO DO 90 a. it was the general opinion when we len
the yards that thousand head would remain unsoid
at dark be.ide some 500 held out of market on snis
side of the river and several droves on the other side
par. Of them voluntarily held back, and part OF them
kept there by the arbitrary demand this morning oy
the masters, of gold for crossing the Huason
| River. ~
MA Crowley. q merchant and cattle buyer IN Cs'
,.r.ugu. County. n. y brought drove down to the
ferry tbi. morning but not having provided hinseu
with .upply of eagles and half esges to meet TINS
mos, outrs ceous demand Of the jersey Ferry Com
n.nv hs was obliged to turn his cate back agan'
II the fall of beef continues through the week as
b., through the past this embargo may occasion
| serious loss.
That prices will not be any higher next week tasn
| ~ dav we have every reason TO believe. The best
will bring ten cents and there lie reason why they
bouN bring spy oe-it is for the season, and under
such a money pressure an extravagsntly high rate,
and farmers are unreasonable if they expect il to
continue. 1t wa. only obtained to-day because the
suppy of rstcl.s bullocks was too small for the de-
| mand. and through want Of concert among the ie"
who con ar will buy such buIocks. 1t is full time
tina, butchers should buy lower snce their customers
have a right to demand moderation of then retau
| prices for beef And the time has come when they
can and us reduce their rates, since any number OF
fair retailing beef cattle could be bought to-day az
| sd9c This state Of thipgs is likely to continue IN
some time and therefore reiterate our advice 70
| all who have cattle to hold them until fatted
For mercy sake stop this tide OF little unfed TWO ana
threeyear old steers Of which there are nearly zooo
he ad in market day. Of which will not sell ior
as much as they cost upon the Western praine' IL
is greater sacrifice to the country to have such AMI
mails entered than il is to have them sold at loss
TO the drovers. 1t pity thst some OF our nesr oy
farmers who have plenty ofeed, could not be induced
10 come into market while j. is filed weekly with Just
such nice ,oung thrifty steers as they need ct very
low rates. We noticed a sale of such lot to-day at
$4s each to go to Dutchess County, that will prove
good bargain Any number of good thrifty steers OF
400 TO $50 h EACH could be had to day at rates equal
to &c. 10, and others Of coarser quality al ga &C.,
upon net weight Do expect to have any better
chance TO buy the stock much eded IN all Eastern
| New.York and Connecticut, upon better terms than
| they could obtain to-day, and probably Will have
| again next week
The weather to-day is quite warm and slightly RAINY,
but it has effect upon business, because that ap'
| pears TO have gone away. 1t never was more stag
nspt here Several ards full OF cattle are without
| thew have given the attempt To efecI
| sales at such prices as owners will submit to.
| A coed many cattle usually cold here Tueeday
evening. Yesterday, it WAS vain effort to offer them
for sale. About 200 have been pedc led out at Bergen
during the week at prices cent higher than obtained
The sale this week at Albany, for Boston and Pro
vdence number about 600 head, generally OF the best
| and generally at q loss TO owners. 49, . b.
The sales Of particular droves to-day it difficult
report correctly We made but few notes of brokers' opera
Heoms sold f John G0P s, Of WABASH pa, Co.
tn w fSes Sef s 81 s sD bn
&C. ihi live weigh. at home wss 3 ~ average The owns
C G Eastman 6s. good fair Ohio drove arrived few
hours too late market week selling by Conger who has
only sold ten and owner says no one wi" onor "itn
we noticed Chris Gwyer trying buy three large "a, c1e1
| Of Ed Wheaton $50, estimated AZ 10 cwt e.chas -
slG end said that $50 was offered last week Ihe
drove Consigned to orve Hurd by w n Cheney Of
trying BE- sold By HuEd Martin Nes.ine a, 4gs L Z
Coz cou t1p cattle o Ihyy brought Sslce
j. T. Holmes soid his drove Of illinois steers which he es
Only 7c pound a. $@s offered and refused "
A. W Aerton and Henry Myers selling fine drove
of fat Kentucky Durbsms at Oc and perhaps title ever The
hone weight lbs gross and estimated weight here 800
bS rs for R. By wnea a Of
| besd; the Kentucky cost was SC gross ,,s., y,
6cut sale. a, any price He e drove Of ouehe.s
County fed cattle 81 GOc some Of which are CHOICE beef
We noticed sale ef pair Of oxen at 800 tina; were fat and
~ ..r,a o,irio, Tho,,. yIrb;,a
bsa %R the s .s E and d Slow to 3
| Alexander, drove Of fair Hike Steers At &c.
cosu b. m o a.a Dealt By S which are
| selling a, 7lc about So Q $40 head loss,
gan steers 81 5 y esch-say DC p 10.
NJ. Beach 4: selling for GiIet Me.'epssr very good
lO. but Others equally good stick f.., at lower price
very sodd i bues ses County snoe. 'H
Geo Ayaut selling los for FulDg.on EmmSsos, at sa
DC upon cwt fair Ohio Steers which the owners say
VIM AyIs.l. !. :sn. rather trying to all fair IpU
considerable loss, they say should they sell at &c.
Miller HsIing Quincy have drove Of small Indiana Steers
They also Indiana Steers somewhat better
than The 9h.. owned y aaecfney selling rS o
Bergen for Vaneu and Others 6s head lie above prices
W. w Hoss sold fair lot Of Dutche,s County steers at
hens at l5 each, which he estimated equal lOc
Vs Carey have good drove of Ohio Duiham selling for
asc BudopG sold for J. L. Budone mostly yesterday So
iSwa sissI at T. .yeIa:s cw, and today s. good fair
ofe I.f.on why butcher, cannot afford much for
| are unstable at &c. q ~ and fat &C.
COWS AND CALvEs-The market for Milk Cove has pre-.
.eht.d 81 guar phenomenon aey While beeye' fall cows
that ,t.lop milk manufacturers have had other
them buy cows, and a. the oSk has no, been
not always as large as rePoed-the COW merchants have had
Veal Calves are only in moderate demand al 7Ic. 10