New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-17


sits , Ss.0s.i. n smith Co.. %
Fqal thaae isif ae izs 81
y fs,ssoo1 l..lO0 A Hagier, O..............- 70
ioS,s ' ipd. s5C. Burlington. 2
= 49, Ir, .l63 A 7. BDdlong Mich. 10
Cs ss VA ky...... S2F A. Yokum, o.. LOO
h b., f1 hs. is jaime. Crawford Ind... 90
hos Conner Canada..... 90 MeColom Ind o.
tsy0 n Ssn.ds 50 George Sage, n........... 81
60 90 Hyy,oo o1. 50 o. 81 Mcdonnell, Ky; IS
]. HosbuIg O......-'..' .: EAs CUM; Mier IND 70
And IS lots of less than 10 head
W. cannot find any occasion 10 alter our figures IN
,te table Of quotations, but will remark that we
ougbt all the sales on Tuesday of rst-elass cattle
ere tte better for owners than the previous week,
there we're more butchers in market giving 1t
T,e more the air of business. The stock in the pens
both on Tuesday and Wednesday, coresponded in
ouaity with last week. except that the run OF grass
.pr,rs is not quite 30 flush; but there are great
many coarse oxen old stays, habitat cows, and raw
boted steers and the mars for tins class L. most de-
c;ded, not "a good as il was a week ago. There are
not "a many cattle this week selling at prices that
wond not net &C. a pound, because that class has
probably pretty well run out. The lowest priced stock
,o,v is thin and coarse enough, but still worth more
ronnd TO kill than the saA trash we have had lately
some of II Al moor that the butcher would not get tai
low enough 70 grease the boots the hides would make
|
The weather on Tuesday morning, was as hne as
one could wish at this season-clear, cold, nyigor-
otino-but the afternoon though much less freezing
cold was very chilly and uncomfortable and probably
rather damaged the market. At any rate, 1t was very
5pJ ana holders of inferior stock said there was no
sale for IT, Those who had the few real good buocks
III for tie use of rtcass butchers had no trouois
N getting % Zoe. pound for the net weight o meal,
and we dent believe there will be any trouble III get
tu that rrice in future. The Only difficulty II agree
ing upon the estimate of weight. The hrst DAY oil the
market cc with over 500 head of cattle TO be fed
and for tie owners of the poor class Oh s.oGH 'ef!
gloomy prospect was presented for the second dhy'
The CLOSE OF THE MARKET.-Neuiy, the drovers
NAV say, the last il worse than the nrst' LUIS,
Wednesday, ia generally declared 70 be harder dsy
Tor owners than it was week ago, but We tnnk that
~ only true as regards the lower grades Inc pest
cattle FELL slow aud il is difficult TO get 9c per pouhd
re for any: STILL the good stock Is 80 scarce tha' 1t
will AL sell before night, while we 40 not see any pos
sLity of disposng OF the poor ones TO ontchers bu.
all may be sold yet, there are lew couhtryue III
The yards and have seen some sales Ut prices that
butchers would not pay-that Is, ABOUT &c. per pouhu
Tor the net weight of meat, for good thrifty growing
Steers in fair condition for wntering, and &C. per
round for thinner Cattle that cell below &C. are
Of that class that is neither tit to keep or kill AS night
an reaches the market instead of growing worse APP
ears 10 improve and all will be sod. In comparison,
this market is exactly in regard to quotations. what 4,
was one wear ago when the number Of cattle IN these
yards $780, and for the week, IN the city, o'VoS
head.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Winter approaches, improve
nenls in transportation will be more and more accept
able to droyers. We hear Of some on tue Ere Road
Mr. MnOt, the Superintendent, appears 10 nave
learned while he was connected with the Western
Roads some things about drovers that other railroad
sur have failed te learnthat Is, that they
are really white men," and not exactly entitled 70
| Down South treatment 10 men OF different color.
Hence he will endeavor 10 furnish them Win such
"caboose accommodations" as respectable Western
farmers are entitled TO while transporting their stock
4 .-.l.C aanf yrhn
ssntlv moving over the road, is already favorite
with the droyers He furnishes US win our weekly
| kilograms of what is coming The suggestion We
made about seutes in the stock cars, 10 elaole per-
son To enter while the train moving will be adopted
II is good Improvement, and should be adopted upon
all roads. :,
Mr.. Minot has given orders that stock trains shall
moi be overloaded, retaId their transit. lie
Jaws the livestock trains must make time" That Is
lust right lie says 10 the Division Superintendent,
Don't put dead freight upon livestock trains, 20 as
to overload the engine; the stock must have prefer
ence."
movements about loading hogs here are also IN pro-
aress, which are likely TO be OF great advantage TO
drUyers.
SAILS OF CATTLE.
The follovnp notes made IN the yards while wit
Messing the transactions of cattle-brokers, and from
their statements wef from statements OF owners
and butcher will eorroborate quotations. and give
the selling prices OF al in markets Tor that we
A
Penn 5ulrks Of good quality as any IN nssS
owned by alexander Co.. some OF them very superior w
e, boue.t At ltc d buyer and seLer-tbe ouyer Oder
In 10 ,ske hem aud k and oc Abe other. sold
assc y 70 MI W. has also 81 good fair odstye Onio see,s
SON. OF large, but mature owned oy farses
When % t,oSef have IS from Ohio by Hoddy fair 81
Steers selling at rates indicating &C. 2 ID ATeI-
% O. Culver cold 20 common stock Illinois Steers cwt.
s,esre Il ssc, tounsn aud Is for Freeman hstsie
sSy SG DSsSal5i have rs o Ohio y H estimated
by o~ne, and eS BY buyers the pest wheS ss.s - 80
aud hds may average Sc Il c~ One pair OF country oxen
,oid 20 fol D.voe for 900 called lUc. I, n. -
Sail benedict have 81 from Madison County Ohio, BY
whbes fair Durham gses, selling at iase' slow
he koas says buyer. don't 0nsr over S aud sales
E.s HENRY we.heirer have 100 common stock Illinois
sseu owned BY r. Haywood estimated BY owner At y est
W. seer, o~ ned by eoodns Of sooi Is Of
the @ and the ethers expected 10 average 90 or
Kelly has 50 Putnam and Du,ehess County buIocks
Of h, prime good beet cold loc few small thin steers at
an, Florence IS Ods,ye Ohio steers for T II. Brown,
siding esie, about y ew e.en Also % hsht ohi"
ssire shussi,r boUsh; Albany "a Ohio Steers Of NJ
JseT which aey es,iHse q ewt and sold &c
At IL tey report sold G 1.c - zeal Of
l. George. Missouri selling very dnl at &c
Che uu,k. esinsisd at 81 cw ~ Of the best ia one lot
were called SIC n and the balance expected u average
s. Also 70 tsee uey Onio sesIs si. oI - =.
viii be hard to make average &C. Z D. a. the market Tor them
AbsI; urnons so 80 Duiehes. County stock from
good IT Gc and pair extra good, cwt each for
Fclsisn LsH,sTbsck 40 Kentucky Du-hazs bought Al
bezy Of koberts, ewt eech sold At Sds q ~ aud %
lniAnA stock sed a, tese FOX Hurst. Of Cincinnati
rood beef s.e. and others edaIn and better It QSlc
Tho. bite Son have s. Of YckEm's Uhio stsers selling
also II Duches. County good steers and led oTen s selling
le add the Grtet for that class little improved upos last
henry Myers hss good fair drove Of O. AccoIun's Eastern
Indiana stees -elng prices es,ed BY owner At sGsc
q ev and hnsl Sssrssed 80 - head Part are Old style