New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28

,hs. . the cas-. the estimated weight OF cattle
!. always lower than when The trs6e = DISK, 20
degree TIA: often makes difference 81 an average %
A. or s. head upou whole drove. Some OF 'he
,sles last evening were considered fully up 10 last
weeks prices; but these were sales generally 10
hu,chers who have regular customers, and require Sc
lected stock ard who generally pay half cent pound
more on Tuesday than they could svebousht the
same attic On "Wednesday. Directly after the market
op.ped, this morning Il became evdent-psniully 80 10
owpers-,bat prices were very much depressed oe''"
those Of la.. week. and this became more and more
evident the day on, and the whoiesae outehers
began TO make their oers which brokers declared in
some instances were not eqas 70 g. for good fair re-
failing beet and owners ared that their estms'
ton Of weight was often much less than " per cent
upon the known live weight.
II was very thing ind any cattle selling to-
dsy Il over 10 cents spoUnd for the meat, and but
few e, that; particularly upon owners estimate.
The weather to-day is remarkable even for this re-
ms,kable Winter. Il is warm that people sit in
rooms without FIRE, al open windows. II is just such
weather as We may well suppose would discourage
butchers from buying surplus OF cattle, since they
cannot kill TO hang up any great stock N weather IN
January that swels the buds almost INTO mower.
The quality Of the stock IN market today with few
exceptions. lie of fair medium grade, containing out
few Of the best or worst grades usually offered The
suppy OF good red oxen very Light as well as that OF
fs, steers Of s cwt. or upward from the West
There was q pretty good stock OF cattle sent east
this week from Albany estimated here at 400 head.
Tie number Of Cattle bought in this market last
vesr. fo- shipmsn, 10 Bermuda, by Charles Cooper,
was 9ls head. and the number shipped by VIM. De-.
veppo-t viii make up total Of 800 head, averaging
Il cwt. let.
OF the prospect of next week, any other time IN
future when this market will be better for the seller
than il is to-day we haven't au idea Between this ana
April the prospect is most surely not very encouraging
For certainty there is no lack Of Beef Cattle IN the
country East or West and there is lack OF money 70
operate in bringing them forward, and there is very
considerable falling off in the consumption OF Beer In
this city, and there is 80 far as we can see no rcao
WHY farmers now feeding can e1pec. any advance
unless il is accidental and transtcry and holders Tor
rise are lust as likely meet with fall as the reverse
We have made notes of only few Iansaetonsto
dsy merely TO corroborate our quotations.
K. r Seymour has two droves in market OF good
fair Ohio Steers which he says Will not average sc.
upon such estimate OF weights as buyers are Wiling 10
put upon them, and some Of them have sold al very
e over cost at home say nothing Of transportation lie
,hini. hi. the dulles, make, his Winter
Mead Holcomb sold IS head OF good Ohio steers iof Il ss
which about good at week and BITTER man 70 '
woearas and End L very dull worn At SAFE.
Charles g. Teed has small lot OF Red Oxen selling Sow
Geo w Norris estimate. sale Of twelve oren-the best
The White l. selling s. Ohio Reed and s. hi.
State stock for W Felt; the hshes; nate Tor the
choice and thinks his sales rate about the last
A.ron Myer. have snug odfashoned Virginia breed Of
must BE- in good condition, which they selling At sGe
pair. Of p1s Dahsm. Il market which he exhibited At the
State Fair He sold them VIM Florence OF Msmaroneck at
sy Th very q; pair Of sr a. the live wsi.h proves
4S0 nnot eooo as they have been e1tIayas.n,y eae II
these de,. s. 10 cwt they will net sos 10, which 10
head sold TO John Ham! sO head which he bought last
Spring and has since fed his farm that woad have very
the largest framed being sH feet nigh yet
y particularly the red ons ihey are n U e Ss
amer six nile, drive few pound. over % ewt ,s.,,
r. H. sherman sod four very hne red Oxen and s Os'
Thi. sale va, estimated equal to lie. = 70.
A. NJ Alerton sold i've psyed Durham tToyearold Heier'
yestod Durham sses estimated cw each al ESQ that were
Sherman Hosg sod three Steeis at 40 EACH fed
ty Adm Burton, Armenia, and weighed 10 VT esrh, and
Other good coGnfrv Steers sold at SI0O ont OF ordznsns
10; Of Ohio Steer. they sold II q, s7 estimated y VT Que
st a. old At sis5-wi dft.. % W.T.; W.T.
T. boomer Is selling lot Of lair red Oxen and s,ee-e te
Eb Kelly sold rood fair rel Oxen WIN. Moore Ole,
buyer and pair TO another at lOc seller Others at y
Shepherds selling 10. Of from the farm Of Floyd
probably worth much pound any cattle In make YET
according estimate, have not reached loe pound Laor
them co n upon live weight il is $40 upon each 10;
l-.s than lsc The weight Of the 2ws' 2 ZIG at home
Ohio BY W " Tiden $yesr old. that averaged 457 70
in h1t
Mr. has in bis FEEDING yards lot Of Steers that cost b.
George Sage sold us here and al Bergen mostly Ohio Steers
W H. HArri. is Sc ling slowly for A. B. Page Monmouth
H. 50 oeray fair quality common stock Steers which the
think, No. bat be mistaken They will probab
For John Cark ens 10; Of good fair Ohio Steers
Bldorg have Is good Steers from Madison County
Ohio BY Mitchell which they thin. whsverAse &c aPon 81 cw
rsy ,o have very hard Gi Of g. k9ta sts' :e9s
Ohio stock mixed picked up droye BY Cook Miller are
BeE Wtsthsrnmer selling 50 good Ohio Steers he says
lo estimating the weight 9 or 81 cwt while the
Another drove tia; be is selling for MoehOuse Gilmore he
George Ayrout ia selling for Cu,hman Lester 81 nnoi.
Steers and % this State, fair sock at sGSc with few OF the
Il win be readily Understood that such will
be good tauss Of droyes thai will not net t. and
night call !; beet, beef f.;ted bullock
TIE price Of beef viii be seen ID our report Of vholeA
prices very BY the quarter upon the wholesale buiche
COWS AND CALVES.
There may been lille Iy this week for Cows
couseq Of number going the sharbs from the
stables Il ouseq sigh, advance Of beef st
that the price to-day better IL only BE-
said that the market is Little more lively.
Good veal Calves. being sell readily t. pound live
weight, while poor bring only s.
TIE SHEEP MARKET.
We the market good for buyer seller it is only
moderate or sher The receipts have Gecped prices do
10; adysLe The daily arrivals Browniugs this week
Wednesday, l25 Thursday 45 Friday lu4 Monday,
$50 Tuesday 1886 showing than hall Of the receipts Of
ne week Upn day Yet do net see tina, hai any serious
lpo- ke market The receipts mostly from NsJer
and Nsw-Yors. and tn average quality prrty fair
The prics Washington market affected BY
.h.p that sold Yesterday sbou;
sGysLc though BIT slowly e, s0l0c for mutton, and 1912.
for .aEah