New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-20

..,, h,. Z. .s zen 100 ls.e, ard goo1ly shre o.
-. s,oel x.,as1 TAI 20 bs fst, ksyiog the owI'rs
~ ,rn. 4 hotter luck the second day Fortunately Tor
them there was change in the STATE q the "ss'hs'
it cleared of an5 grew cooler sill. We nod to-iay
tina, the wrolesale butcners, w7o have been srAing
be.fof lat seeks purchases E, four cent? pound,
are rot very sharp set 70 bay At or csnts
The mice Of good catile dOes not appear hksyto
.ha,a,bere are not enough Of them in tle country
srd We believe ten cents may be relied upon al me
Fall and ssrly Winter. We never Jaw great pro-
portion Of decidedly cattle in market e. thereis
tbs week, particularly the stock from this SAFE
There are hundreds Of .nimals that viii net only
or cwt, and are Only t for -tors cs.:le, aud wholly
upft FOR the butcher. Il vii be noticed that almost
half ire c.le reported at Alertons were under ,hs
mead Of New York ard sure that ~ = cent on
the pnnber ain include ali that are really ~ ior me
butcher.
ffs withdrawal Of the 4lexsnders from the ma ket
m skes ,,syv nerceiysbe difference IN the supp y oil
Iino,s s.ock They have been very large ope fsors
for the last wear with varied success. II &c heraDy
thagh. that their Losses this year would ha' oeeh
ye severe but for the fortunate contract Pey mace
ian String for shipping stock up TO the LIST OF October
The amount saved Oh freight since the sdvince ma
ey railroads has alene enabled them 10 eempeVe WIN
olheT drOvers for come weeks past, A.. oh.,o.
TrECLosZ OF yHE MAKHLT.-Owng 20 the cpSnse
in the weather from q werm rain yestero ~ 10 ce
bright cool atmosphere Today, the eiost Vi tne "'
W. be mich more favorable than me beginning III
deed il IL or opinion that the advantage 70 uIoVes
son this Geese alone IS equal to = or IS head ard
enables the brokers to close the business an cary
hour Prt for the disposition OF lew 10 hod on lor
an advance Of about half cent upon yesoeicAys
,ces there would rot have been 300 ne vi OF catte IN
the yards when the call was made ior dhhes; VI
eoui,e none will be left over unsold, and although
prices OF come sorts held higher IN our taole OF
prices the average remains the same, because tue
average quality Of the stock is 20 very io~'
A,GRIyvasCE OF DRoyERs.-The Drovers ever the
Central Railroad have q grievance THAI the managers
of that road bound in common justice 70 listen To-
and remove the cause they alone having the power
nv the arrangement Of the trains, all who accompany
the stock are compelled TO take breakfast al ot JOINS
vile or not break their fast at ALL For months we
here been urged 70 make al exposition OF inc way may
these men are imposed upon at that place. Hahaieus
OF men have spoken of the way the droyers are ie,
snd all agree That there not another oieekias
Mace on earth so wholly sbomiDabe a. that AZ %;
Johnsvile The DOOR hungry drovers are treated
more ike dogs than men, and notning but Necessary
enables them IL eet the food set before them Inc
usual charge TO dIovers s ten ~. sn,ad -
which they do not expect the best, but are entitled 70
sonothire that is decent. At St. Jobnsvile they have
begged in van for good meal and offered 70 pay iun
passenger prices. All their complaints are unheeaeo'
and they are often grossly insued when they complain
That they are badly treated there we are ssshed or
| Il is the only eating place between here ana
| the Mississippi of which they do complain,
As an act Of Justice, cal publicly upon the
managers of the Central Railroad TO correct this wrong
Such man az the keeper Of that eating house Is as
grace 10 his kind /. is all the more important 70 the
Central Road that such abuses shonld De cOrrected
since the Enc Road ls making great eAeIuohe W i''"
the drovers. WI -,
| IMPROVEMENT IL TRAssPoRIATroS- The drovers,
Of late have 10 complaint TO make OF The Enc hoa.
The lew Stock Superintendent is very scuve ana MS
| Efforts doubtless have their weight in Influencing
growers TO take that route. The stock cars, we are
told are being put good order and the caoooses no"
are comfortable. Great preparations are making LOT
very large business in bringing forward live hogs-a
| heavy increase Of the business Ii expected. very
valuable improvement has been suggested by hr.
Mcneil, to be put upon the cattle cars IL is 10 put
semitic in the deck 20 as allow man to enter any
car while the train is in motion. Such an Improvement
will often cradle dr0Ver 10 save the life OF valuable
bullock.
SALES OF CATTLE.
There ia not whole drove of real frstclass cattle
in market and those that sell al the highest prices to-
day would rank only good fair quality in some markets,
ana suSh az yesd a, first class With these qaaaon
sye few Of notes made in the yards from
hc~s probably h.. the best lot here d h, Of O.
mated by owner ct fn ewt average lot Of So which are al
called and . Of lighter ws "a bs al. Of The ma
iorty we estimate The will lOc the tail sells
'e bsne Bses is selling lot good . Ohio seeOn his own
account at Toe for all the FIRST sales. :,
OHIO Dassms led by Yaze IS Of which sold to B. Lawrence
at g. were fun loc sellers and othen estimate ana nc by
I,vs boDsb Mile Blaes CO. Champaign County o. b.
sold @ estimated Ct cw, and from average sales We Judge at
u sherman have IS Du,cbess County cattle mostly Of
OIoiSiy eso ooo s "vsrsosed farm Only four price
estmsted at lOc while others ranged &c. &C. and se and
eS Isuterbsck bought at Albany Of Y.zen Porter
At s5e So each II head Of Ohio common stock esinsed q
'T WS each Pm,si sn,sls hs. q Of E rough no,
though in fair 81 cwt average selling sc
Bccme1 sold .x Of hi, country a, go counting
A. Emmerson sold TOP Of his good fair Dutches' County
En- Kelly sold the be. Of his cattle from Datshs'' sad Put
selr agree lOc pair Of fine steers from DurcA
Campbe. sold for ioc to weigh Some OF The toughest
Of the drove he estimates az only &c. 49,, IS.
M Dalton sold IL for j. Colt mostly pretty hard lot Of STATE
stock % to se5; only one the ;'t figure and st
ws Ice pound the others about 7c Also sold one Of the
three car Canada cattle bought al Albany &c a.
price that barely cost and no; good as he sold the
Mead hocon6 have pretty Of Ohio steers
owned by Gaze that will sell &C. pom sctusl weight ut no.
upou the cot estimate. As 50 Of all soTis OF State
JoSp A Merr sold Tor Kimoan So good, wenhd Chester
Comfy P.nnsy vana buocss estimated BY seller and Owner
Also 81 thu; have Kept year In westchestsr County without
setting them any eaaa to those from Penn' anna The
price ranges sG oc from $40 10 $751; One cow H and hne
isse Budons .old 81 for NJ Budone from Southern hiehi
gan a, sQsIc Of good fair medium quality Also, - ioF j.
| b. Cole this State stock, at SAGE ..
NJ Budone sold Albany to party to sell sssn here Is
om bis Geuesee Valley farm $50, which weighed 10 cwt
Chae. Teed has good fair drove Of Ohio steers mostly
| rrsde puhsms ceiling at 9. alec, for z. W Gvynne.
Geo AyIau estimates b,; his 81 head Of Ohio aad NewYsrk
Cattle viii all sell sf0c, Il most Of them Oc-ls OF zoe
best a m lee sod to Isaac Valentine al Ssl and smother h
sl.O fun lOc ls of Alien AyT.a Of Monroe Co..
are estimated at cwt, and selling 81 Ice for the h
Murray Glover sold 81 sood fair Ohio Steers for Peek
ia Lokusn les for JOSEPH Packer Of Mclean Co, Illinois
ocS ,m.ttd AZ Sic sverige on 81 cwt Of the tail
So This drove So IS cvt and II hesd freight and
feed that the sale a. sac does no, leave very large mAsn
Tsom.. Gail. sold IS pretty coed s! c~t Ohio s'een &c.,
sti Dawson sold foT Seph Kennedy IS small State Steers