New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

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Another dark day for spectators, who bought upon
the strength Of the rise last week IS this ore 10 the
Cattle market; notwithstanding its brightness and
natural beauty; for it is one Of the lovely Autumn
DAYS which glasdens nsture in this latitude. But
prices arc depressed uaon average cent pound
upon ell but the very best class OF beeves, and oniy
20. az much upon these, because there is very great
scarcity while of medium and inferior the supply 20
exceeds the demand that the stock cannot Dc SOFA
within 800 head at any price ths owners VIII name
The yards a!e full Of light grassfed, western steers,
tina. show slmos. as plsiply as though II was written
upon them, that the money pressure has iorced
the m into market. There arc in all the West, heras
| OF cate that have been bought upon bank accom-
moda'ion paper, of 60 or 90 days, with the ex2ecta-
ton OF renewal tina. the payers find, as it approaches
maturity i'll not be renewed, AID consequently, tue
cattle designed to consume the great crops Of the pres
eu. year hurried of in the condition OF these To-
day. to cave notes from protest. We fear this thing
VIII SIOW WOIre anu NOIsc c't'y WIN 80 49,
next two months, to the ruin of individuals, and to
the destruction of great deal Of raw ma eral OF 6ee
and loss of the vehicles of transportation of coarse
graiI-the live animals 10 market. In this view OF
the prospect we earnestly advise oil parties to he!d
back ell the stock possible and it will be greatly for
the interests ofthe whole country for Western Banks
to aid feeders to procure and hold cattle fo our VIM
ter markets. II is profit to sell them now, in such
lean condition, Notwithstanding the price per pound,
compared with former years, is not low one.
Many of the cattle sold here to-day will not bring
$50 head, and will sell at a los of $40 eacn TO
the owners. At the same price z pound If well fed
till next Winter they would pay for their feed at high
market prices and afford profit instead OF loss:
1t is for that that we beg all parties to hold
them back. Ii forced in continually as Appearances
to-day indicate, the price will run down till the play
Of 1887 will be acted over again And the disaster
will come upon the farmers With sad effect; and
some of them who have sold the very cattle at high
prices tina. selling at severe losses TO day To the
buyers, will rue the day they sold them; for they
have invested their money 10 lands, which they will
be unable 10 turn again into money or cattle, at one
hsf the price they cost.
The sales OF cattle st Albany, 10 go East,
ported az 800 head, but no. usual of the fret
quality. because owners and buyers for this market
based their prices upon the rates Of last Wednesday
which the Boston buyers would not come up to. We
noticed last week that several os of cattle held
back for better market They in this one. 1t
hold back again.
The retail sales at Bergen during the week have
been pretty large, but generally of inferior quail
ity, and at prices considerably above what the same
cattle would bring here to-day. Nearly all the cattle
sold at Browning and Chamberlins have been small,
grass fed steers ard the price has ruled oE-that is,
low compared with The prices that people have be-
come so accustomed to that il is difficult to adapt
then selves 10 the charge which certainly Is coming
the cattle market if the panic in tbs money mar
ket continues.
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sumers bear this fact in mnd--tbe depression val
nearly all fall upon the poorest quality. Good beeves
will probably continue TO bear "a good prices, com
pared with the .essened cost In cosequence OF inl.
proved crOps as they have IN The average OF the last
Two years.
OF the sales to-day, We copy few of the notes
made in several of the sale yards.
Miller, Har.ng & GUmey have had ths week the fol-
loving jroves ost Of which sold at Bergen the
Of several being here 70 dayt and selling lc less
nsH et III hiram ia' 6man light Indiana steers sol. at an est.
For Nh Steele II oxen, heif,rs steers from Illinois,
mostly at SAFE "a few pretty good ones at lie.
M:cshSsy isda9.PS q n ::s5 sood far killing
FCTN stinslsy 81 common IndisIs stock steers cows
For .undy Of small O,s 81 head generally this State
To-. Wheeler i. selling good drove f,rE w Gwynn most.
wm H. BeIdep, 60 head, for Bristol Shepherd common
below week One halt cold rday at lOc and over
paI iFr: . 0s d7I e %O 81 aad
at O average They are only in fair order to begin
Isac Buliopg better drove Of the kind above
By Bud sS h . 10 . o os c epoa
in getting - 10 before dnI and at that time the prospect
s b. Rebsrd.On has drove CT noble Kentucky Dgrh,n' of
M G and p N.Y. dyerss's soass T~ the s dove %sa Of
horeland Albany at price TIA. ne es'tate sale here At
Re pound pay This icIt obtain upon fl weights
We're sold at o'clock These TO l. Baldwin, and
Jas ThoIne Of Babylon, L. at $50 We edys- their
that they will have some very e nch lat beef out OF
0yie nd ,old for Smith Salisbury lot Of nice fat steers
fIom indians average % cw' a. ee" Ihey rsrg Volt Is
though no. 50 large as others -.
Of KertIcky Durhsns lie for the best snd slow We
believe he yesterday Zoe 100 n average and 10 our
opinion Mr. S made very fortunate sale. $50 $4,000.
george Ayrsnt has CO common Ohio steers Sc ing NJ Otc
for Warner Madn for the best std down TO s Tor t- poor
Tlyor- C6erokees at esa than s5cthe 80 sold last week
averaged ISL say &c y ID
on st cw the best At loc for good fair Illinois
common stock. 49, m
ro. steers, which So Offered whole yesterday
but viii not average th al retail % day as tue best nell sold
80 spd would be worth 20 in Illinois day. ,-,,,
Henry Hard sold D good Dutchess County steers 81 III e
Geo s,se here aud At Bersep sid 10 this State Cattle At
s0ifc. 81 all varieties of quality but EoL $500
W H. Harm. is selling The MePherson drove Of good fair
Ohio Steers ~ ollie estimated weight ~ cwt
Hen Taylor Of jersey City bought SIX at 300 tina: were
Harris sold 90 Tllino. Steers 3. s57 TO the Jews
NJ Beach has part Of two Indiana dFoyes one Of ol owned
By M svsuk sEd OF y owned BY Husey the whole
which with few exceptions we've sf poor scalawags
and .oi q, sd9c AID ice. for the best
Nj Phillips sold for Peter. lot Of common Ohio steers $50
to go ard .e..ry a, 81 49, SS POND ior tHs Te.
iced, viii probably II ew and sesthe bee, OF them
john Merritt has very drove of Kentucky raised aud
Ohio gazed Durhsns owned By YIN. Florence estimated At
7lsvt By .4e:m,n and selling At about lie aver.se
Merritt sold 81 Connecticut steers and oxen 81 not much over
Zoe One pair Of held a, 800 with enly % BID