New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
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There is no lack of surprise at the condition oi
the market to-day among buyers or sellers, because
no one, we venture to assert did, or could have PIE
dicted. an advance Of full one cent spound upon the
price Ct last weekat the close Of sales for that Day
and particularly with the knowledge or expectation that
large numbers were on the road hither But SO it is
the price Of all grades is higher, and the average
full one cent advance.
The average quality is slightly better leaving still
room for Improvement. Several persons not aatci-
pstinp such state Of things to-day, sold their cattle
TO Boston buyers who took about 900 eastward rom
Albany. We heard one drover say that he lost SSoo
by selling his drove to 60 to Boston Even the specu
ators who are usually sharp on the scent oil gu
market were at fault this time, and very few OF them
bought of the drovers-those who did are realizing
sc to q profit in retailing.
As the stale cattle of last week have been nearly
all sold since last market day, both here and at Ber
gen. and the downtown stables the advance is based
solely upon the short supply in toe yards to-day and
although the Gales of the morning slow, we have
never seen statesmen hold frmer In fact they are
decidedly saucy to their customers telling them plainly
that they must have the cattle and must pay the price
asked The weather too favorable for business being
cloudy and very mild, with heavy rain during the
night and some through the day. 1t will be observed
as that the stock from Illinois only lacks
II Of being half the whole number here. Many OF
these ere in just fair condition to begin 70 im-
prove and does appear strange that 30 many OF this
quality should be brought here, when grass Is aoun-
dant and corn never was more promising.
We hear of sale At Albany of drove OF tins elsss
of Illinois steers at s49 which an Illinois grazier SAID
he shouId have been very glad to have upon his farm
at that price. 1t remarked that this sale had
depressing effect upon Others and that is one OF the
reasons that few cattle changed hands upon specu-
laton The depressed prices OF lean stock some weeks
past ha. probably kept back some of this class; we
bore the advance of to-day will bring in another
influx Of them. The growing corn crop, together WIN
the good wheat harvest and the unprecedented yield
Of hay, should certainly encourage farmers 10 keep
their young stock until fat.
We add few notes of particular droves by way OF
evidence to show the real selling prices, with opinions
Probably the best drove here is one of the drovss
owned by s. NJ Baker. 81 head of Ohio Durhams, or
probably in part from Kentucky, fed by Henry Kirk
patrick, Of Fsyette County, Ohio, and bought BY
Baker we believe, at guessed weight.
They are selling by Barney BaTtram and Wm; II:
Beden who estimate them at 81 cents and sell at
l2a2c pound The half sold by gaEtram AVERAGED sic2
COnkln ls and at no which he says he shall be salts
fed with If they don't prove lSc
%s a S isSs sd Sg Han. .s ns
oI1iy SeEa% for buyer
seller at 2 cwt At any rate 1t is great pr'oe ''r "
Henry Hurd is selling drove bought in inoi. by West
Ayrauit .od good drove for HONS Ohio essim.
asc buyer and seller twenty eight Cooper
& s 81, sey. s, SsI 70 az, ~sfo for Geo
Brock, from Ohio. at s5s0s5a. 80 r.... III Asna
i Sssni Of 4 FL ifsSot
:a agPss m:sf sa III '
knew s. D Thsn s G
expenses his journey to his new home de hes evidently
Tho. White i. selling for w Dunlop sdrove from Nor.
County where portion Of them ought 70 Ue .Soua
be- The freight bill of this drove is worthy Of note Ownf
. Buffalo between the Central and Es a Ko1s s
to $40 car S costing only sf s sa Ga 5hf Albany SssSs
end By boat. on The Hudson The freight
The Central Albany, the Erie Road to Bergen
Tho: Wheeler selling s2Sa S So,: for
SS1 D .os
the .sy, is izc j. Stewart SAYS his are full Re
Aena1d.r Concke a, la re which will probably
V.leu,ire Martin are selling s. NJ Baker good drove
Ohio fed By, by the name Of Bsker los he'd
drove cost only about freight saving $50
the low price OIL the Central Road
L.. w.
quality light Ohio steers at lO9,lc- few &c. and some
cows under loc One Of the fat will sell for new milk
r Booner Is selling drove for J. Tro,te left la.t
week, oai.c, ranging ssSaS7s and probably 81 adj
" H. Harri, selling Mcpherson. drove Of which
s sn Try .y csef e Two to Isaac soa
seller 2ic. buyer. Five to L. William, Fatbush, at
ard nd, , rec estimated BY seller At cwt.
Miller Harns Quincy sold remnant Of Rsssn. droys Of
weeks &C. They have sold during the week At Bergen ~
s1sd for
JMctsney Ind av cwt at 70 and S S so which
Oryle Hurd sold yesterday and to-day 80 head Of Illinois
T. T. She boSsh. Oft G. Ea.tm.n 50 oomman Ohio
hone right % the and os v sS' net s & Tas
whole are retailing at about lie. average.
PEs AND A1 "v b. Ha IN a:: .s m Of . no.
COWS And cALvEs-Th. market for milk COWS remain.
neSeh.s.. .on.sms. for small pross
han. Of fin. sppeaisnse-at SIS So without the calves
Veal C.lve. sell generally Sasic p 10, live weight with
&C. '0' &c" e1f The faiS SHEEP MARKET
price bi. week, and lively sales We find the receipts
BrOwnne Monday larger than have ever known in one
The ds; receipt. Wednesday ss Thursd.y sO Friday
5 sssjsy S Mssssy 2 u.s. The s. Sny e.
n July were "a year the year before 81 25s which
shows Row evenly the supply In addition Of the
number Of Sheep and Lamb. reported the market places
M Moore Brownings booikeeper has taken pains
side scattering lots that are sold on the boats.
The quality Of stock this week very fair and II does
long in the pens We do think codd
dozen head and those lambs in Brownns pens
Saturday evening but the large receipts of Monday caused
good remain unsod last ming and oceasoned de-
cline Of prices
The ceipts from Ohio New York and SswJersey and
the quality Of lambs usually COED this