New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-28
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John T. A.Iandsr, In....sf Riiey canada
W BS-l.. NJ ...' i Mi , okoffs o'n'a..
XIsI.nesr feh HI. ce.Ir 81 IA-i'....... -
A.l,nis GeIrt Il 49, Tn' fsr' TS ohc
II. Eess,.in ky.... 81 D. G C,nsy, oa1;i :?
O N NcGcHrri Ky. $ Bu~on, m;;........' 81
Smith Lamb, l3wA. s. Beach Bray Ind o.
~ Rtiususn, Obio......... 81
The mariet opened this week with q Little more
hope for the droyers, whose losses last week
were not les. than 10000. There was general
concurrence Of opinion among owners ami brokers, on
Tuesday. that prices ~ers fairly half cent better
than last week, and Of the buyers insisted
tina, the advance upon the fret quality was full one
cent The general quality Of the stock this week is
decidedly mi. rior as compae led with tina. some weeks
ago, Mach the largest portion are ordinary grass
steers and even the best Kentucky DurhaHs show
evidence Of the de.olating drouth now prevailing in
that State, and which is the MAIN reason gwen tor
sueb large Iuu beers Of cattle thence 800 or ,4o0
head at Albany, considerable portion Of which went
eastward.
The advance in price this week is not 30 much
caused by diminutlon OF numbers, as by a scarcity
If ouch cattle best butchers have OF late years
been in the habit of purchasing. Owing TO the
lack Of sufficient supply Of This cIsss to meet the
demand, the brokers put up the price 10 loi lie.
The holders of the lower grades followed their eA'
ample; but the advance upon that grade was WITH
out Just csnse, it rot sustained, even through
the tirs. day. And to-day, when we zee brokers beg
gil for buyers, sni pretty large number OF the
lower grsd.s unsCld at moon, we are sure that such
cattle be bought al any reasonable sum that buy
ers nav choose TO Offer Some droves which cost
iic & h gross 10 Ohio and Ilioois, see selling
at not over 81 &C. net, upon haif of the live weight
at home thus osng for their owners nearly the whole
cost transportation Ard We wish !. understood that
although have advanced quotations upon all
grades they lot well sustained upon any that sell
| below &c.
| The market Tuesday for the best droves OF
cattle was lively, ard good many were sold at
the advance; but the market for the lowest grades
drsgge all the tine, for the reports from Washington
Market were entirely adverse 10 bnyng Oh specula-
ton at any higher figures than last week. Although
| the lumber reported for this market was something
less than for the last it plain To tina, there are
enough cattle, such they are, for all but the first
| class retail butchers
The weather on Tuesdsy was rather 10 favor of the
| droyer Most Of the day cloudy, and for
July not very warm, and we should judge that about
half OF the stock was sold and to-day it is still more
in their favcr-bsng cool enough to make light
wooden coats quite comfortable and although the sun
shines it does not irve people TO the shade, that
the market has al appearance Of greafer veness than
il really possesses Ii make up arepon upon
transactions Of this cay alone, We should say The best
grades OF cattle selling toeraDy lively at fairly an
adv ance Of half a ,eh, pound, and medium quality
Tot very lively a, that advance ard the inferior grades
at a mere shade above lat weeks rates, and pretty
a; tbatthe sellers begging buyers to take then,
and IN such cases always n, gnt es mates OF weight
To confirm statements We give copious notes OF
trans actions made upon the spot.
SALES OF CATTLE.
iners were pu, ie" oioVe VI soou Eae III 'nnIAe'
asI weeh sna Isre as are ,ew 'n,s VEL sew,
fite for stall feeding. but of them fret
S.e "o~ s t.e D. Sm,;, 49, 81 hsaF
Ia. =, n CT, - 49, 49, .i,nsts an sve,,y. 81 IC!c MN
~ Of b. dr, al. ar. reported al lie For
r.. W III - :. : o. ~ ,.n, mn IN. Lnvs,,.
ifp az lie n pet nq'w1h'tandios bis assertions a has
We htN report uuy ~ha' butchers pay ine drove n'Ay a'
efs..n W. A., -, u.-, N l., l.,
for NJ Mcconnell which arr reported at $50 n sverige
~.sh, az nois ~, my WI no. SCI. a, 70 tpn va.
Hue over We pe' uPh Tue nom. ~en' ooe tnr ht-' ars
tseh are .sg s'.S :. .c upon ss'a ne, "tsa.
mostly +yr Old Ky Durhsms owned by P w Taylor aud he
thss he l head vii average sdons oc upon aetaa net
49, as all Of which counted lo.c and
sirw lic IN -,
Iaac Budlors has another Up w Tayh' droves Of X ~
Duhan - mead o- not of az good q.ay TIE above in
~ NcIn.,,s &, .,i,, C, Wnor,. s,ov. n r,s,v al,
Ky Dufas estimated by the cwt esch bat not
BY se.er who ds not e1Pect to MAKE them net over lo
acu.l net ~.tb, Chi. Gwyer top SIS
mating the weight only % Tins drove finally closed
ct fraction .h0It Of Ssi each.
Cbsr. Te.d ha, 81 K.n.iesy Darhams which John Bry
bought II Albany estimated 20 a cwt
OF Brysnts Ohio Darhams young and unrips
selling oc but Boomer who lie selling part
B. Richardson has 70 Kentucky DIrha as bvIsat
.e BY bim.,t b. thinks. at than o net upon .c,Ga
weights. Til. dove the freight bill. Perry MCann
Of handsome for grazing aid feeding, out