New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-18
from OTUr7 STATE.

IL regard 20 quotations, We remark that i IL fis III
to give the reader O correct opinion BY fsures Of The
corClOu Of the market II is therefore pecesssry 10
read al remarks in connection 70 understand the
n tier correctly.
A. the weather always has an effec. upon prices,
viii remark tha, Saturday rainy, mud iy, chilly;
Sunday clear ard COLI tha, the mud IN the
shaded pat oi the streets, frozen Saturday night,
continued frozen q, day; Monday morning snov CON-
menced falling slowly at O'Clock, sni Continued fall
ing ard melting ill nearlysundown auitwes sbon, a.
dsagreeable day 'or those who had to baode cattle
as could well be imagined likely to occur in Noveul-
ber Il was bad day for the sales that usually take
place on Monday a. Bergen, yet we are assured that
more were sold there this week than last. lns shows
Los, head against 300 last week, and q. .uL s: good
prices ss last week. And the market certaln!y
opened a, tie Fory-iolrthstreet yards with bet
ter prospects than lid last week, sni e. the ssles
OF Tuesday were at better estimates Of weight, no.
al greater prices; ani in fact the price OF si eoove
the lowest grade was rated higher than upon coz
responding grades last week that Is, cattle tnat
would have been freely offered a, week at SIC. we're
held and many were Sold al &c. on Tuesday, tba.
would not have brought fsrthing over e.;. the week
previous. And 50 ior al but the Lowest g'a ie- ne
demand was more sctivs, without any 9uotsble at-
vance.
Tie weather which promised 60 far in tie morn
ing, became cloudy al aod extremely cold before
night, so much that II seemed 70 stop the sales
pretty much before clock.
1t Is the general opinion that it i owing to the cod
weather entirely tha, sbe % report the market
al ell bet,er,ban il was week $50.
"lt il all to the siysl;age Of the droyers," was q
COMMON remark.
It's, however, good weather for the butchers, as
Is the gh; sort 20 preserve meat, and ha, helper tie
droy.rs greatly. TIE cold weather IS against the
drovers in another respect a. will be seen upon reXt
week ssles. L. viii bring in great supply OF poul-
try and particularly 20 a. !; cleared off very fine
early on Monday evening in tase 70 XII for Thanks
giving.
The weather OIL Tuesday was severely cold, the
mud frozen, and thawng only very Little IN the
sun, which shone warmly in the morning, but not
enough TO make the yards decidedly muddy, and here
was goody number OF cattle ysriei before noon,
and for few hour the market wore quite lively ap-
pearsnce ami good many cattle we've sot-more
tlsn usrsl for Tuesday.
Wednesday w.s q bright, clear, moderately cold
day-" Just the sort iur good market, AMI in the
norni,g il was good aDd prices well sustained bd,
b.ean to drocp eay in tie afternoon, snd then those
who sold yesterday congratulated Themselves oPoo
tie svrrsge We thlLk the sales Of Tuesday ue .ry l.
higher than Wednesday that ii olr quotations were
based entirely npon sales to-day should not alter
the figures from as. week. As il il, VIC bave male
some slight advance. ..,
Drovers complain Of railroads weighing eatte a,
Bufslo for the reason tLst they srrsve there ciSr
hong fast, and taken of and ted ana "aIsfei al
,bey can stuff ani then put on the scales weighing
% II uore than they would ii weighed again D miles
ahead. They contend, with Justice, too, We thnk,
- IL. L Il. D. rusl :
At Ruf,a ar not TIL il arrives az Al 1eBy Bergen.
Cattle averaging b cwt when -hippei have b;eg
tested and fouud 20 have shrlnk - ID after riing 10
mles. S1ue cattle in marke. today we're weighed at
Wee; Liberty. Osio brought 10 miles l buhd', ITi
tyyo ays A. 4 beu ". ,hei ard f11ni have -lru1k
- n ol one drove ard i39 h an an"t1er. H'ne'',
fnir .aDg would y. =, chaygs E1ver. ics 49, aciual
-. ,bi delivered, ne. ivF et,I T.ce4'e4.