New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-22
xrvp vnpR DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY o. 1857

yeuson IN store and any Increase the retail prce of
butchers meats would turn the custumers 70 look after
the much ehesper food that these animals furnish.
With all these influences against the Owp.rs Of bul.
locks IL il wonder tina, they cry out that this is the
dulest market day they ever saw.
The only stock that has arrived by any OF the rail-
roads since the storm Is carloads Of Western
NeE-York beeyes by the Enc Road this morning from
Sufferns where they snowed-up since lat report
Thirty car loads arrived at Bergen last Wednesday
everine ard $50 OF the cattle sold there TO butch
at better average prices than they would sell Tor
here to-day.
afew cattle Intended for last weeks market came
dow the Harlem road, and one train on the Hudson
River road, on Saturday night, and SINCE that none
have arrived and probably VIII not for several days;
but il there is NJ further blockade We may expect
full market mex. week. This particularly the case
following some Of the low numbers that we have noted
OF the leo cattle arrived since last report at Aler-
tons 437 arrived since The storm on foot from Pha'
dehia and from adjoining counties, among "nich we
ave SONY 70 see some hre working Oxen that owners
have been tepted 10 sell send In under toe eNpec-
,aon tha, prices would rule high. Oxen that sell here
TO Gay at $3.50 TO 500 yoke the owners VIII De
troubled 10 replace at the same prIce next SPRING
Among the lots here and sales to-day We made
Jo. H. William. ka. two good droves s. head Of large
Chester County buocks owned by d. Bradley "aien
ar :sus pretty Iialle .er. .nase 10 :o!d .
yfeia stock sv,1Ase c~t. and over lcthe best life
White Son baye similar drove OF Virginia cattle owned ~
Thos Sey that viii average tic seller ses1,.. , q,
NJ Philips sold II Orange Co Oxen middus qeAty SLOW A.
halle, Ay sSS each. Al Bergen be SOD one Htle. AZ -
pair $50 steers a. lle for Ten syeA OF Living
CL.e. Teed Lad arrival himself BY fret train from
Coton Fas and bis drove Of cattle on 1907 arrived III
Al we're he. a. pes equal II He With but poor prospects
Of '.e' MI Ted report: NE % at 20 s .ocs 70
the aroad iii; could BE- got down non hefe WHICH '"I' 0'
Darei Barne. la. ot Of weene'ter oxen Dull sale 4.
fn W,,t declares hi. sales Of so native red and
steers hardly good IS last week Is hard 20 gee over nc
For Of very choice steers ne ASKS &c o 10 W
ems willing give that Weeks bought very good oxen oS
BsTpe, s.Ssp has similar lot to the above. mostly Con
neccu red that be says are dull a not a
lion over lc though he probably sold few OF the best "
M A. Drsgs sold to ToHey retail 10 cbt'ulae County
Oxen AZ $40 and he sold Of the best to FeaTN AZ - "uv
generally thought 70 be l! The average oil the 10 e
Culver Hard Co have II native Oxen Of which were e''
tirnated AZ 10 cwt sch held at SlAofered 10
Mead d Hocoub had 50 thai arrived on FndAyy, shout
medium qgaty that they hurried on eAiy 70 tAe Gay AZ
believing that The rning sales would be the ot'a oPou
~ droyr from HIioi. at lie hich William II. Harris sold
Merton at Bergen a, an AVERAGE of S5S-shoFto % e" lie
Mile Hating Gaflcy are selling mixed lot Of Western
NewYok common stock for sundry owners 81 al average VI
Chris Gwyer who has the reputation q buying good Beeye
4, f cash prices bought Of John MelEt. Tor $40 and
pair Tor iS6 pair Of Toacy $40 pair OF Dalton $40 al
s-umAed A. he by buyer ana pair ct senne ssreed lie
known as Long IsAnd and from which We 60 not rocose
ever TO large drove in this market We hope the
ifs sSnd is wEin halt mile this and the voyage NOT dan
s,rous for iund people as the farmers OF hns'
pair Of oxen soa by Martin to John sader for Rhod. Of
their ne qussy and qoIeoys tbsy have been made
by good feeding MI, T3e Sys i i SaSKET Z CIV"
Owing the The market has been entirely swept
of Sheep could but head tor sale IN the CITY To-
FtiVtIg sine
Is Jsn H. 49, l6 aud II, were as oows Wednesday, s1I
from th. Jersey And the sales were hsh-aver
aging s5gt5 So aud tquslns nc e 10 I'VE wtlsnt 1 .
is average one lot Of so for 800 over % - eacn
samuel McGaw sold for hnyon Co. 81 head IN twelve
~ TO- one lot Of sixteen ~ IS lot Of twenty tarec At
The report OF Beach Smith Judd OF sale. OF 20 head at
Chsu,besns shows average Of % ISL The droVe' a'
ia Stsi0l ISL N.e525 1871 ..s,a7l 27s a,... SSH
iG6 st.. as 100 At. $50 leo At. 400 -
The difference in the prices Of the shove worthy
careful of farmers hundred sheep aVerAsns 70
COWS ANO CALVES-By some mtas the Cow merchants
have MANAGED despite toe stern 70 get n ui'en 1aaOe
20 49, i of bed Good cows with young Calves are in
IL 80 to 500 and good Caves -e wanted At a7a
sWINE"T2erc blank in the market for live Hogs owing
o thai there on the narke saes have b'c1
fgure. the INST line and could be IA the second
'' Tue p'''' u Liye Weight
First quality coruied larse
secoi ohty ~'i' ''"''
Frst quality small sik' :, tat and prine tor
mukrt butcLeTs..'.'.''''''
ug the scarcity aud unprecedented heh prices OF hoss
the orally quit killing and hogs are only wanted
now for cy retailing and hams and ard and We sAA there
fore decline in price The price one year $50 was 2c
and lc grcss then considered high Tue nu2tr
received the orTespondng week last year was ol
Sales Hogs the week ending Jan q 1851 by Miles
Bartlett commission merchants, No. 2Sl Washington street
For A. P sudebahcr Button, Ia SS1 stock and at Hogs
10 7UOlc tor owners ~ corn Ted HOGS
average gross 10 10 sllC0c tor NJ G. Gibson Seneca
Co Ohio ISL cornfed Hogs average gross ~ no. 81 Ic Tor
asrmcn / Son, Delaware Co., Ono SoS corn fed Hogs
average les ~ lJlOOc for A Knox Delaware Co.,
Ohio Isl cornd Hogs ross 1870 10 At 7c for JONI
Bird Morrow Co. OHIO 49, corntcd rigs average st"ss lV0
n At lc. Tytal. Iff9