New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-25

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Sam SCOT. Ky......... 81 Ia. b. Mead, COnn...... =
7. w G~yDne ohio Ga Mekse, Ind *
Jobn It Alexander ILL.,. 2o4 Ben Westheime l.... GO
Ben Sudoeth Ky...... so Hart, Ohio... 10
Woodna Dudley Penn al Giliett T0Hey, obio..... 65
Sage Pickering Oho... sol Church, q
sdse faej Peb srns Co. 81
Alexander CasseL Il....IC Harine Co odo...... 10
Stiles Dawson Ohio..... hos NJ VAIL ohio'''''" 10
&. COMFY, Ohio.......... 81
The maj ket opened on Tue sday with largely dimn-
ish, supply as compared with last week. cay 1900,
again,t 100 head the previous Tuesday. Tnis fact
encouraged the catlebrokers TO try to advance the
ra,es a little, ana the weather was favorable, and
the demand for few hours pretty brisk, they sue
ceeded in working of good many cattle at an adj
vance Of half cert pound upon tue highest grades,
to IOaIOlc. pound for all fair retailing market
beef. and llc for considerable number that, as
compared with most, might be called extra. Prices
for the medium grades too, were advanced little at
the FIRST but buyers held off, and before mig ht the
market was dropping, and brokers were willing to
concede mole to buyers. Upon the poorest grades,
we could not any advance. At last weeks rates
the sales were very slow. When the market closed
rather larger number than usual were left for to-
day.
The average quality of the stock this week is
enough better to make the average quotation nearly
half cent better. We hope that the Improvement
will continue but think it doubtful. The West s, we
know, full of cattle of quality suitable for barrepg
for which there is demand and do not think it
swell supplied with bullocks suited to the market
here for frs. class beef Hence We believe that the
chances are and will be good for all of our firstclass
home made cattle, at l0allc. The purchase of 800,
noted under the head of sales, by butcher of good
Judgment ia an indication that our opinion is well
backed.
We expect to see all this Autumn prices range five
or six cents pound net, and an over supply all the
time Of those of a low ORDER
The smaller supply in market this week is partly
owing to the cessation of the drouth that frightened
good many farmers at the West few weeks since.
There is still, however sort of panic and fever
ish anxiety to sell " before they get any lover"
Gentlemen, don't be alarmed If you have
plenty of feed wsit, making your stock better
nea, time and trust to fortune. This great
market for beef cattle is not going to shut up,
nor will the low price of -four and other food stop
people from eating beef. If the price runs low,
sumption will increase, and the market will absorb
from four to six thousand head Of such cattle in
it now, every week of the Autumn at about the pres
eDt rates. Look at the footing of our annual tables,
and see what an immense multitude of meat producing
animals it takes TO supply the demsnd for this market
alone for single year. You need not be alarmed nor
hurry your stock off, as of you have already
done, in foolish panic Of fear that Everything is
running down to nothing" and that unless you cell
now, you will find no sale.
THE CLOSE or THE MARKET.
Wednesday opened cool and cloudy with buster
ing wind that tod of rain, which is in favor of
droyers than such dog.days have reason 10 eX-
pec at this season. The market opeIed this morning
xx-tsh 70, a. 2. L.. i 4 ~
prices of yesterday upon ali grades were fully sustained
while those OF the lowest class cold much more rapidly
than yesterday. In fact, very few of that class sold
the first day, but as the weather continued wet all this
day, the wholesale butchers felt in better spirits, and
If the brokers got advance rates per pound they
had little better estimate of weights Several OF them
sold out before LooD, and all the yards cleared
al al early hour At O'Clock probably not 200 head
in II whole market unsod.
Those who had good attic for the best retail
butchers held them at stiff rates to-day, and 10 not
TIM that the buyers got good terms by two three
dollars a head they would have hsd yesterday even
ing. However, all who sold GU: the first run in the
morning did the best, as they almost always do.
TRANsPoRTATIoS.-The Erie Road is getting a
rather larger share OF the stock than usu- which drov
attribute Ia the fact that the new Superintendent
devoes his Entire attention TO the business going over
the hDe. By making acquaintance with dfovers and
their wants he conciiiaes them and secures their f
ture friendship. This is a sensible project and If
drovers given TO understand that the arrangement
is permanent they viii believe that the man ayers Of
the road to attend to the interests of this hume
rous class Of somewhat exeiable freighters.
The published report that j. b. Hunter received a
bonus of $lOO for shipping his drove by the Erie Road
instead Of the Central, which the first drove was
shipped Mr.. Hunter desires Us 10 say is not t1ue
lie paid the same rates upon both rosis-tbat IS $S3
car the Erie and SIS the Central and Hudson
RiveI-the ezra - covering ferriage. TIE only gain
was IN getting larger cars by which one car lees was
made to answer but there was no bribery and no |
offer TO bribe
SALES or CATTLE.
There are more cattle Of fair quality for frs-class
butchers in market, this week, than we hsve seen
during the past eight or ten weeks yet of them are
"a, and our Classification only relative What
We term first class beeves to-day would rank second in
some Of the markets We have reported. We try 10
give such descriptions Of the d.oves tina. we make
notes Of will enable readers to understand how the
prices would compare with those for various grades of
stock in the country. So We aim to make Mates upon
cattle of al descIptors-Dot upon all the lots that are
y market. To-day we give the following:
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