New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-28
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The weather to-day is warm ami WINDY, ana Tue
air filed with clouds of dust 49,,
Operators for rise, this week have me' WIN
inst such luck a. often falls to the lot OF the same 'S'
~ orerators in some other kinds OF stock. The Prce
of cattle seems to have reached It's eliminating point
last week and many butchers who bought at prces
named here as Is lic found upon killing that tney
had actually paid in many cases over ioc', ana I'd"
tina, beef on hand just in time to meet the saes OF TINS
the first week of Summer weather this season, which
ALWAYS has a depressing effect upon consumption o'
meats People. too have really begun 10 inquire,
"What shall we eat ?" and have apparently answered
tbe oueston nv determining not to eat beet at the
present market prices.
A. envy rate there seems 10 be general determnna-
tor among butchers to-day not to be skinned them
selves instead Of their buocks, and the consequence
i general reduction of price equal IA lc pound IN
price and sometimes half much more IN the eSu-
mste Of weight. Altogether. it may be Get down a
ono Of tbe dullest markets of the season; much SO
that after trying the temper of the butchers yeste
day ard this morning, some of those who had bought
stock at higher prices than those OF the previous
,sek Withdrew about 300 and sent them out to pas
,uro This process although il may be good for those
who practice it. always has depressing effect upon
those that remain in the yards and the consequence
is to-day, that several of those who bought upon
such terms that they cannot hold over must
sell at loss. This, too, the butchers soon
find out and take advantage OF. Another thInS
has depressing effect upon prices: report preV"us
that two heavy market butchers have falled-one OF
them quite unexpected and still believed to De a
strictly honest man, and remarkably careful buyer
Of the best cattle and the other very large buyer
of the largest and fates bullocks, without mueh re-
gard 10 price SO that they were on credit, and MS
failure was not unexpected, nor does he meet WIKI
much sympathy. except among characters OF ms own
particular stripe. We fear that some of the cattle
brokers will need sympathy and indulgence from their
creditors OF account of these tive bad failures ana 10
some extent every one selling stock to-day IL Affected
by tLi, report which leads to the question, " W DO
next e.
The great cause of the Unexpectedly large number
Of cattle in market to-day arises from rush over oVo
head Of still-fed beeves which has probably nearly
exhausted that supply; so that we should not De at
all surprised next week to the supply short and an
advance of price up To and beyond that OF last week
Graziers who have been waiting for chance,
might have found better one to-day than they will
against this season. Certain it ]. that some OF the
largest fates bulocks here-some that quite too
heavy for this warm weather could be bought to-day
AT less than l2c a pound for the beef IL Is also true
that few but the poorest sell below that price
The sales this week at Albany to 90 East were
pretty lively and about 600 head were TAKEN Soue ol
them at Il ne. z b live weight:
A difficulty having arisen here between the agent
of the Hudson River Railroad and Mr.. Alerton, who
has been in the practice of advancing freight Tor dToV
ers il will be necessary for those shipping stock thI8
way 10 make arrangements for freight or md some
other route the agents of which will wait Tor reght
until the stock sold In the present case the agent
we are told. refused to deliver the cattle even when
city bank certificates Of deposit were offered IN pay
ment and he will not receive Western bank money,
notwithstanding the stock are shipped at the West To
pay here, and part of the freight is due there. we
recommend shippers to pay freight at the end OF the
line when The cattle are to come by the above named
road or else il il possible their cattle might
be kept out of the market. Much the largest
portion of the cattle this Spnng have come
over the New-Y York Central and down the liud-
SOP River Road-the large freight boats on the
river are now however, taking large numbcr-oyer
1900 this week-a less price than by the ears Inc
boats on Lake Erie are beginning To reduce the price
from Detroit to Buffalo. One of the first droves BY
that route il | - head of Iowa cattle the last OF
Bakers, 600 fed in Iowa. These were shipped about
two weeks at Burlington by John BaSer and came on the
cars Chicago "a hours ears to Detroit - hours boat 20
Buso 81 hours Albany q hours by boat here =
Th drove is selling to-day By Barney Baarn about llc
though they will not probably aycr. that as tue poorest were
Win H. Hoffman has choice good drove Of lO6 still fed
very and prime, but Will not average over l5 on cw
This is oil OF below last week, and sales very slow
TLOs White Illinois cattle or qlalty a. last
week arr selling at more than lc. pound lower
Vim II Bedeu has % common Kentucky stock ayersge7
cwt medium quality and sell S. Th. drove i. own ID
b, Kahn Rice, and were shipped at Cincinnati Yesterday
drove wholesale TO party to sell again sood fair Illinois
stock 81 49,, and another a, retail q, less money.
Mead Hocomb have drove Of genuine Texan long horns
that they bo ht pc that require about $50 head % let
which they would be estimated in good markets but to-day
cw by buyers and hardly 4.c 10 These cattle
have Illinois and really pretty good
beet but amount If feeding give them good look 10
John Merit; has lot Of the Shelby cattle" Of the
chars those IL market several weeks pasttQ large and
otter Of -lj0a head by Cornell. He doe. not want he
We noticed sale Il four tor $50 hat counted Re T.
The bet them pasture where they
would -ain about three pounds day til cool weather
iuoi. Steers at T.. Miller Harng Quincy
are lot Of miserable scaaw that out Of mercy
20 the poor devil WHO brought them here they dee line ,e he
name where lie hail from. We don't wonder that lac l.
arad should have hi. hide the fence il We knew him.
But We should not on n contrary We -no-l E..e a cfet
for he ~ n AfgP19 the h4es Of ~ p2pt 70 o tS Oh Of the
saesen no getting prices equs ~ W lie pound for
such this kind OF sill give while IN the next yard
the best Of beef il ling for Ia ij-.
George Ayrsu' Ia. - head srug r LockHan part the
stil d lj; lot AZ tllO, l3c p
head Weeks go i ljc-ome OF tine ght" be- r.
The Ohio steers average and about Re- lc below last
week
" Reed Plat Reed sold his drove 81 Buffalo at
which gher pre- than those he sold last week at
res. oil good fair Illinois steers.
Cta. Ted Is selling Davis Hayden drove Of Onon-
dasa still fed BY johnson Cook Co. average cwt. l3,
and dull the best. C. W. C0uErr has drove Of still
from Car,ervi Monroe County average 7 fat lS
nd on tor