New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-02


Beach Smith, i....llS Harris Clsypo Oho... IS
We 90 rot ttlpk proper to alter quotations to.
day. though some Of the owners and cstte brokers'
TIN prices sre not high by half cent 1t is GER
tain that TIE state of the market is favorable to
BUYERS st the same rates of last week. because the
general quality of cattle is better though buyers of first
ass stock find the supply short of such as make choice
retailing market beef As usual, the Boston folks took
off considerable portion Of the best bulocks from Al
bany. BY way Of variety, we have small number OF
Texas cattle in the yards to-day. They we're divento
low. last Summer and corn-fed, without profit to
owners or improvement to cattle Texas cattle do not
bear stall.f' edng.
The state of the weather always has an effect upon
the Cattle market, though not in so perceptibe ds-
gree as short full supply but to those who under
stand its uence it is always interesting to know the
atmospheric conditions as well as other matters. The
weather for the past week has not been favora ole for
the ratai butchers sitce the city has been n cloud
Of GUST that compelled the keeping Of meat ont of
eight or rendered it unnviiog to purchasers il expo
sed No doubt this has materially affected the Gales
Of meat and rendered the demand for cattle to-day
less press than it woud have been under other cir
cumstances. Fortunately the morning of the great
market day opened with a tign OF chaDge-the dust
pt silence was about to cease; and to yard noon
eight warm rain Get in, which owners o. cattle may set
Gown as a provIdential favor.
The butchers to-day had no occasion to complain of
short supply the occasion of the prices they were
required to pay and the general average quality Of the
etc ok could Lot reasonably be found fault with. Il
but justice to the West which We have cenured for
sending us scaIawags, to say that much the largest
portion Of the poor stock in market this Spring has
come from this state. Some OF our distlleries have
turned oct parcel Of coarse old oxen and stdgs ana
geat number Of bulls OF character II 81 are enough
TO scourage tie advocates Of the improved breeds OF
cattle in the State. Will farmers ever see how deeply
they are Interested in thes improvements Look a.
the sales of ali the stock here al inferior prices and
cipher out ytur lops for all might have brought the
liz beat or next to highest price. In fact 1t was easier
TO-DAY TO sell cse at prices eq .valent TO lie pound
thru it at l0c taking quality into account This
IL all the fsrmere loss.
remarki-g ,ha' the genersl condition of the II, rke is
doll ard that the tail ends Of drcvss msy fall below es
timaes:
TO- weighing prob bly s75 They from common TO air
N. rps solo % head Ohio sOd - att a. om io,e to
So - ara Il head for $50
r P,ersal No sutton MAXI bought 10 cattle of Ho.g
Sherman SRA v bead shout l2c They were from Gen
Co. '1 tsos IS si n q. ' be,s spy from IL Pt
Ohio O lOc 10 lie Also - a; Albany, which were better
Uitclbsk He.tel.on had line drove IRON Kentucky in
mbei rsed and fed in Fleming County BY Hettlscn sad
wehns home AVERAGE 2oiS ID selling from lie TO l.c'
H.pr, M,rs trov, from udsra Of IS is selling fron lOc
Mile HsrTns Guerpsy are selling f.ir Ut Of IS from
hnion Co.. Ohio for about ltte; ~ssn' nF Pfe 90.
;le better loc and another lot o's ltdanA weighing
Iopderb.ct bought on speculation s. he.d A.
Btgen they Obi stock, which they VII ptobaoJ lose
qNsS Hocotb are selling "A bead for crimson low,
Il which last Spring om T.Hs. an SsIs fed ne.ys
year OF corn which they did-t eat wei ana VII lose money
NJ g. i.r u6e NJ
NeB,tb sod fr Wells HeHie 81 Ob' Steers fram "a
& H. Bsisen .od o. lead uuoi. stock from loalls ~eis
pl c~, were IL . cor 9i,ol de .'s s,o . 70 G.
GvyeT u +l6S y bead. st.ed ~ seward otoCoi Devoe
for $40 a. hesd-9 cwt estimated 20 dTes.
e T@. - excl be took to Ii. fn il Dasebs, Co
G. ICED is selling mixed lot o. 9; Ono e.ti.e ir Aeae:
Ws.uI Re-" County from loG ,lc Tr,snius so's' .: e%L
siuop Iey sold medium lot Of 10" bead Ter Alexander
BsI1y hal 60 oh and 4yesr dds III good condition
I Pe. 20 AID Psncie dew % 50 sesd from rno: which
fsrlt sold by Merritt frcm II 20 lie although Wa Moore
boSght 70 % the estimates them '' high he
"( .,.st ', ,f T.ie,u, drove he b- for lie oru,y for
Ice h. sold Ie head TO Isaac vsertu~ for Ss about i
we SOP. Grove Of Sc 're s''' STOCK a'''e'y cattle
Har,. csypoie .od for D MePhrr'On drove weighing
,bent cwt f3t lfc Illinois stock also eomuon sI Of S.
"a We.,SseT bad IS led By J. F. nedw.k M,l'oa
D. Bld, boush, - head Of cattle ',i-d il ct-u.nEo
y sobe s''wHd he has h.a ., 'asn s |. .set os,y
ting abou, $40 sue weigh N ne fhSorhood
e CO..:
Ti.e Iurber' o. cattle sos a. the
markets =. ooIe:Poa Prot S be- a: oven iSp,: e..
ud and he market week sill be probably fr sooi
- ne p-e.fnt
COWS AND CALvES-Tle msissi eorunu.' sbou; The
week supply isiI; tie demand "a her les, than
good Cows sell WELL while pdor CUES Ne b-io~ par
W. 1otd IA. II Cows. sta NAve' ~ TIER sdes
a., nj, rsrbs,, H. ob,r par, Devunfor iS f'T both.
NEAIS Ne sers from 3 d7c. for ts'r About the same
SHEEP AND LAMss
he rosiT' this week lave len Q. .sn9 aooui !" sni
tim. n.ay arrived when southSfn sae~p will 30
cpp. good any hons on LOT the sake Of the
Wool xljh y said 10 bripr good The usrks -pot
for sheep will weigh from ~ 70 - olrd' drsssei
and find buyer. they Anye he1yy snep .eu very