New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-04

90 ,os 10 some easee 20 ST ord tny prom IL saiv
ssl: Do; m9ch . be regretted. 80
One cf the reasons gwen TO- go many rln"u c't
ibs Vie, ls Lhl. it has been q bIG Nin.ef a. lne
West fer feeding Everyshere its, fa-c'efs hSye .ia1
gccd ~ t-.d1c iOrs the cate hsve done Vel 'uI
such 0.s are few. The great bu.s Of edicg - done
~ open f=,is where N a Winter .ige his. t1e muu,
par. ulA upon pfd-e scB, = ssiul, anc WIN 10
6be.sr the ram Is .ban cold and snow, SAD tins
and soi corn have told upon cat.e % sn extent very
aPprecisble. ..-
market hG. jlst returned from ONO, ard gives Z "a
BIS opinion that the bad Winter Will nave aser'ousei-
feet npon herr. because t1s quality o. N ,s'o-k
Fll not De 80 gosi gsner 3!ly vas expsc-ed, and
ben.e really hr>tclsss b-eyss will rule higher than we
bsye Sesesy anticipate. Atpe-en cs,Ar.y such eae sc
o. hSl Es-. - who're We bear = sAe % ne
turIv p4i,nss sISe.y ovnsi by j. Carol ayc-s.,
Eros- did - R'oo, At 81 Taess pEi"s nd,csie
mIh hsteT rates har NO u prevail ih,ie ,s NJ Ssssl
searcy 4 sod b-yes i is 10 assI'd ty no. "no As
than this tne !as; year II bA; j. and ,he'+ s a. we
s'sess' go 'eS,S. ed or soald
tnue 'sh While he Inferior sor.s vii D. d n aul 7w
The b. "a tact the ouy GOOD lroye size heT to-day i
ha: Il co. rrca, VI We think mhriof % tNv o' w
toned last week yc: it selling he owner tSak' a; -
Tho Wh. bis broker, thinks TIE e'iinse y Ion tle y
= SO ioba H.r!s boush, IL q them :. - which he
.s;ss t u Three 'c!d io 500 ea'h' l0e seHe'' range
Meas HoSomh .~ls s. .r Illinois ses,s syeTale 1
Al ~ VT. a
pos Steer. for Redwood Bepamin s. shout a.. on Scws
syesse Also % small Ohio ra. for J. NieT a. 3 rom ~
a: home until their horns Srovn ,. II =,
Wm II. Har also soid lot Of inoi. seeJ "a .aHv ~ Y D
orsb, 70 be ashamed Of sending herS6 head or w p
.ssgree Of somebody 80 each and des AZ 'a . ~ VI
nin Ha Ter ,a 20. .od t for C. w Moron mcy rOr oxen
ths: may average o.. upon6. c"t .,, ~ s u,r.o.k
co,v Hyi ~ & : E. .R IRlta 5. he ests, viii ,vess
qhs best q R 5G g 100 to % for G. H. Fowler La
ea'Q Qtc on W
Geo Sag. reports 81 Illinois Steers for B9od a9d %
"a Comfy epe psir Of red Oxen 70 Chns G~ye for ss lo
r and tuysS Mt Gwyr bought 81 '7,eI' ,b rsrS bc e.
oe M Gwyer not only noted as paying Osye1
red Oxen His prices too BE- taken as the ca'n e'nA o
's,ge Hin. 10. ,o,r uor,,, Crawford Co. Ohio a:
B.ren at ssi head estimated &c. y 10 81 for Boyd
Indiana Steers St cw stj; % Indiana s.eers, os Aonef
S75. Some ordinary SIate Oxen sold az =; p.,r mum
r. Murray is selling drove. bought Of B. g. PaceI-Sn IN
even l,, mostly rough Illinois Cattle, a. 81 9lO.c -
Casre. O. Teed is selling 80 common iroi' Steers in a.
oder particularly in comParou with ,2ue oth.d h'S S
over "a cw Ho Il Of The Red oxcn SOFT from wes, ae;ier
county u lo.c pair AZ sS' 70 Dan ooNcAyn are ~
We also other .s Of Red Oxen as oows one pAr by
r. WhIsp, Dln Bril-, 40 es;iA'ei - lev" oy seAts "eie
ia by Daniel sends Of Arn.ina Dutchss County Anothep
to John Harris zoo esiiaed % were fed by George
On pair .od by sherman Hoas for $3.50 to Daniel Bhl
ia by Moses L. OF Goshen e. and wesh.q no %
se ared he Il dcpeud altogether upon The cond
,iou the cattle when weighed whether thy "o1u Ao
Another pair to for 30 fed by Robert
o"P2a Da 81 - A%s5 s. Co. S wsg s M a Ia HiS aud 81 o6es At
IOc they sold 81 small Ohio for Stephens a. Fo3
'SiEf william say D. Gy Gum 1.IdSf o & z i on 1 livingston Conn
~ he.d Wo at lCc ops pair OF & I'd oxen 1I 81 *o Il =
Chapel of Lima Seven pair OF oxer at ESQ TO sao pair
aud steers at 800, are estimated lOe; -. %
ANOTHER NoLFThe owner Of pair Of oxen vans US 70
tell his brother farmers that he very near bein badly wolf
bitten BERGEN By avery different wolf om any that we nave
msInr and yts T . ,o DIS NAM Tas tb Ss % D5 s D. Of oxen
into the hands of broker TO se aud pretty soon asceTnen
that he wa: about to sell them to. hand. Who
mneday Sl7-tbe who as the hIst broker
from which fact he slightly suspicious Of COLLISION and wants
tel, market with cattle to keep ooth
eyes open" II is very good precauon except "h'h 'y
want 10 sleep, when 10 is very inconVenieilt'
Cows AND CALvEs-Quie number OF ths Cows repoted,
which make the total much larger Than the previous
to be ready for the calf dropped that sells
readily before sucks and there also people here who are
from the udder directly after drops her calf Hence the
advantage Of bringing In the cows before they eave do not
any in market but ones that sell from SO upward
Good Veal Calves in tsr demand at 70Ise H. 1--we
weight.
sHEEP MARKET.
There been quite increase lis week IL the receipts OF
Sheep and small decrease in price The increase is made
Western Sheep which have been kept back on account OF the
freight that the aggregate eceps in the city Tor
February have been 928 less than In February 81 being for
February 49, So 9S and for February 49, 2i4o W. Moore
clerk Browning the following figures the receipts
there in Fbuary for tour years: In 50 os2o 80 slo5
1925 49, 65S lie from information receiyed that
receipts the West in March will be large His daily re-
eips he lsst week haze run a. follow; o ina
64-over third coming ntne day which slightly shecei
prices Droyers should possible avoid these asaanehs
market today little dull Mutton still in large quant
tie. from Albany and it was selling y''erd'y at washington
SHEEP BsogERs' SALES.
A. Brownng Stephenson sold 10 head st 80 80
j. McCsry's sales average follows: