New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-17
-nrs 10 .saIiy b1: b.ls Afs's,os 4 lie Vslus Of
"A 49,. a,o.,, .ha sY.,a hr adrs1 Doued upon

~hsrs 10 -ealiy b1s khiIe Tus.e1oo ~ @~ '~~e VI
the three p.,., e,csp, he ez,a hundred poutd' upon
dr.. Teeis % tss 5esf Ct sl 10 vel co1d'Hed, and
vi shou selJ L .,b;ed neat Wien h1'ehe'el. MI
Teeds ttssrs have eviesy hsd the r st at'eution,
ard ,aos li.le the sr 55hes. wts one o. Mr. Ven
Alstyre's ia reilly Il 6r Az chi rel 10 thn g.
Beside the above there s pair o. n.;ve red oIer,
tsst weighed tbis rornirg 1900 pounds, FED by Lew
Van veet of Clinton, Duchess County. These are
pair Of work oxen years 3D. that hsve been vel fed,
sndpvi show wen when opened.
Tsen there Is pair Of white grade Du-hsus s1 or
seven years old, fed il Wes'chese County by i+rTi
son Barnes, that weigh 1850 pounds, Gnd are good
beeves bot do not show that they have I'd 81 nice
care 50 TIE others.
There is . very fine white Durham heifer, barren
and fat, four years Old-ro weight given-fsd by
Charles Bs'hgste OF Wes.shestsr County.
Mr. Teed paid 1920 for mis- Steers, and sstim.tsd
them at $500 In his sse of cattle to John Ha'rs.
Whesers cost t5.5 and were sold to Harris aso IN
cluded with Others We Get mate the red Oxen which
we're WOKE two years and led enc year. viii dress a
or 81 y ewt., and the Durham Steers 10 ID cwt.
AIPAtAs drove OF - head OF Apa,ss direct
ram Peru in ore o! the cattle sheds attract much
curioity today They are imported to establish the
breed in tt country for the fleece as they have been
four d profitable in England.
OF sales to-day We make few notes IS follows:
.,sss s. = cW very dull .. ac for the
sd The opinion of ". MoEesnd sos head below sas' oil
In Merit segrs Van Meters drove o rather ordinary
Kennedy Stee less than &c AVERAGE The owner was o.
a s1s SsT se sP
hams at about SC on y sye.ss which cw Wal 10. b
sver,sed $50 These 6ne beatty sIowtns sTee
eore. ,se soLl Bergen il2 head mostly common State
T. r. sui.h onnse County Steers and Cows, be e':I
Boo@er sod lot u Country Oxen, at salc, aud two
Simon Ueiy the hardest lot of Texas c.'.s tL.;
have ever seer here 1t . SAID SSy hIss p 'tS two YEAR.
spd weIo then given TO John Alexander to get rid OF
Jscob filthy corn feds, which thou hast BY Thousands Of
Sores make these brates no thicker than thee We pray
Tor erce for they nothing else. 1t Oud take all the
' ASs nd &sas ssS hy fsi pretty
don't jue H. friend simons with any more sush orues as
these, The be. of them will weigh aboat cwt ard sell ior
7c The poorest too poor to make fun Of o,,,O.
J. C. Hoas selling Dutcsess Comfy cattle At s5Hroi
few ssod oJ yesterday little higher but on tue whole
Sherman .9d Of his onS feeding pair to laf i Sf so
Eat gu 'clC and "a from T. wi s Az. nsT s.s
'' L. Beer: i .od 90 be.d Connecticut Cattle mostly yesterday
shusster bousb % Of Sage Bergen that cane from
M, si .s, ssas. B.:
lessee NAM ins Of Tom pkns Comfy, sold Bull year.
ss 3 R i've and dressed M
than Ai,s s7year old native Cow for $50,
Bedlcsa Eastman selling god drove of Ohio steers .
be-. ~ icc and s Of the .m.iIest at Sal. g.
Mead HocOnb sold 80 country cattle at "a mostly
SSch II their opinion will Wind 20 dull ''''
Van Ayne bought 70 Of she HoreiOrcs noticed two yest:
them week ESQ and toe! them to Coumbs County
where hope they will be fed which Mr. Clark failed to
40 befOye him linz henlh here 10 se,'f
Daniel Barnes selling Rowsnds droves of good Ohio Steer,
! that here-so sold a. lOc. buyer and sIc owner
S aS b.; nd s BY p., Allan ssS from % s
we're three yssr Old last Spring and sold Is follows 80
a 1SiSH;a y. and .n S
AyIoa also :OId ss:h Dresser wel'h' drove, II head
s. B. Richardson sold half of his Grove th.s averaged in
g. + s GOOD Of Oh
..r ow at ga oc and "a country cattle At ss%e rates. and
Thons. Brown Of Madison County oh sold two carload.
OF Cattle Albany at 49, that averaged Is ewt Ut home.
cows AVID CALVES.
.h.r Improving fcsh Cow. good quality, ;aa .; are
Good Veal Calves sell readily at &c y 70, live weight.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
We Of opinion that good Sheep nave sold che last weet
ibis week A. Brownnss noticed the sapplY
mainly from NewJeIsey and from Columbia ard Greene Coun
came in Th. morning srrived While we we're there som.
Ofthem very good Jersey Sheep
At AIsrtons Bowles Stephenson od 1876 for S. 10 aver
ofthe's p sold for $7s, for s. for 90 IS Is for
A. BIOwninss Hume Elliot sold LOO al from & to ss
Thomas LarLn sold $50 at o. 90 sveraseOne lot Ofths.
;H asc.s : saSI ssl tn. following averages,
s::: ::';:::ss s::: :;:::::: s ' '''''"
~: @ 20 ssss..! S cssass isRs::
o.: In. "a 1n. a'@s
%.lns s.St Sheep, They :.s .:s 10 ): s. %
market this wsei though 10 not yet very profitable
oss cut upon .he account this week Our las, sdyce.
rom Cincinnati show 5c the ruling price there which
ove count equal to S net here Which t .e0ys The su.s
6ae4oc, dead weight We noticed to-day sale Of io 10
diana Bees by Sumner at SIC that averaged 9ss -,
Of Msdson County Ohio gives the follow
ing figures Of Of freight from Counbu Ohio: Car.
and extra charge for weight eu, so 20 one
car ti7 s5 el6; two cars $50 From
Albany to NewYork per boat the freight ws $50 per car
II Is hDted ,hss shippers over Erie Road who pay hese
extra eharses" can get the amount refunded .nd also e
The price per nom Duskirk to New.Yorh is BIS
The receipts this week have allen Cd very l.IseJ-ne"
A. Turner reports receipt this the Hutson
River Yards Of 542 Hogs and understsnd there
large stock hand there day A. Aetsons the are
for the demand.
'lIc, or .0'' r H., v r.,,s. Dad w.,,b,
rrt quality son fed, large dss........Ss6t ~
Sale. of Hog. s the week ending p;c e By Nile, Bert
et, commission merchants. No "a washington street; 70.
=, 4s.YtS '. C. Coz. Franklin Co. Ohio g sornfed Hogs,
;sse no,sa kcsi.nd Co Ohio 't so co., corn fed aos
drs"sd weight a. W Bcke..s Ohio rs corn fed Hog,
Arass ala q Tucker IN.