New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
They pitched tie tan too b. -, .hs br.eb.r,
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paJ 81 notes. Ay 0aui III Il Trey must give nay, or
anske 30 sales The tstchers we're determined mott
pay say higher rates than trey paId week ago.
VOID InahY sent b-Dme deieTmiOed 20 swait their
eb.a ce today: and consequently much smaller pro-
r.ion a the oatSe sold the nrst day than usual
Wy clock the sales nearly ell over sni the ex'
% ls,ioD Of getting an advance entirely abandoned,
and opb.Ts beeaD tO bOps tns' the market, on the
hofs would Oe DO worse instead Of better IN IN lst
w.eh H. fact j. Wss a duh at afternoon a - been
espeIien ed ~ sby Of the duh aTkes tls Summer.
growers, an the Washington Market Wholesale msn
appeared % very little cbout buying unless upOa
their own tsTms.
very Mge proportion cf the cattle in marke, this
ge.k are only ia fair grSzBg condition, but there Is
no deu<nl from the ccuntcy. Farmers appear 10
tn nix The chance poor 0oe for making anything upon
cattle bought a. present pricss; and We find ha. there
is good deal u uneasness among those who bo1get
then stock iD these yards N the Spring at the hgh
ra,es then prev aiLg. Our advice Is, 70 spare 10 ef
forts make these bull cks extra good as that will
be the only way % get profit upon them Such cat
tie ere likely TO be il demand all the Fall and early
Winter al fair prices Such cattle would sell qaick in
tbis Dragging market at over lie. net poaod, bai
there aie scarcely enough TO supply oGe ot our
leIge,t butchers slgs week dc f the vods nanipef
here sDd it highly prob .ble ths, the same state OF
tblnas viii cont Lue The Wet ia fall OF cstne In last
fair r pdi'ron for baJfeling this Autumn and as the
presert uospects sIe gloomy, II ls likely t'at TINS
market will continue TO be crowded with Just soco
cst.e as the majority here fo-1sy, ana th II tey VI"
the seyne ime the prospect is that bulocks suta6le
for eur frstclsss city butchers will not be plenty un,i
they bave been well fed upon the growing crop OF
cuf They certainly csDDot be fed upoo the stock OF
old corr for that s TIA roughly exhausted 50, appa
reutly IS the stock of good beeves 10 all the great
beeEproduciug afes at the West Hence, there will
be chance for fair prices Tor those tAs. are maze
good in our immediate vicinity.
IHE CLOSE OF THE MARKET.
on Wednesday, 30 head were added to the more
than sufficient supply, and with the wea er sLii more
az anst the drOyeTs interest, and the market, II aoy-
thing ttlD more dull than was the trst day. IL GER
tai,jy is bot as good tOoay yesterday by 50 60
head upon the best ots and more than tnat proportion
upon the worst. And IL is nov very evident that tae
market the whole Is not as good Tor o%he's asH
wss laet week, and We have shgh ly Teouced the
cures of our quotations OF the lower grades. Al
though the average quality OF the Cattle is better the
average price will he ess, and the estimate OF weights
eti for owners, some OF whom are losing money
ia stream, iDSsn uch they bought their Cattle at
ceIts pound gross more than t"o months ago. Sucn
Cattle selling at our quotations OF first class, Will
lose tie freight and expenses.
The damage from drOutb, lately prevailing IN Ken
tucsy ard other Sts'ea has been checked by copous
rains which have filed ny tue ponds for stock water
aud revived the pastures; but in many instances II
came too late TO be OF material beneht 10 tne corn
crop, which bad suffered terribly on the hard ~hite
clay and4. Generally however, the corn crop Is look
ing well at the West.
RAILROAD TRASsPoRTATIoS. The freight ana
cherges from Ken uoky OF Central Illinois amount at
by Albany or erect to New York by the Erie or other
roads Dtovers over the Erie Road of late speak well
Cf the partial cement that has been male by the
CcrpsLy Of bavlDg General Stock Superintendent
This arrangement should be perfected on this and all
the other roads, that all the business transactions
connected with livestock transportation msy center IN
OF man. who shall give his undivided attention TO IT,
and whom all the complaints of dfovers may be ad-
dressed. We hear Of Improved new, comnotious
caboost building for drovers on the Ero R)ad Other
roads should follow that lead-particulary the Lake
Shore Road.
SuSDAy SALrs.-The respectsblc busness of buying
and ling cattle ia lowered in its character, 10 aud
about this city, by few fellows who pursue the bus-
ness ON Sunday. -Four hundEed head were sold last
Sunday, at Bergen
hsps best sni n9Ss % Tss " vi h G Sp
viii probably much 5oo 1s, NJ upon ,hs
R:nas R:ne ,i% 1ns sa Si SS Tiy
siI7 tsG; at ssS at sae-a Tere est
Wcs had b,,,r been taken for market grew very duh in
to. rpoOr and this monins when appeared Lsey ne
balance would over c D. and the drove $3.50
Cbt e. Ted has In hand another very good Of Ken
tuoky Dubam which John Bryant boush a, Albany Of Rove
sS7 delivered here Three Of tbess cold TO James Ode foI
S The & dTGy S s M a. fbs f.sS spd ie on .h
lucIy for the owner. ard saved him from ioss To-day they
Tho. Wheeler has drove Of H. MeConnes dne, thrifty
Kentucky Duhan mostly three yearod Steers in prime order
the broker estimsss Ci diolc The highest head $50 he
lOc buyer lie. He thinks this drove better
r C. Eastman has another drove Of Kentucky Dnrhams
bought in by Mcconnell for Duncan Mcconnell s,%s % Of
s,asi.a .qg. % l9r n sale: r Ga'y S so sIs
as aIs the tail p saS estimated at about SOS
Wm. sd A good, fat old style OHIO cattle for B. F.
R.pwck average few Of the tai s!c and the top
at lie. Also s. for Me. johnson, ordinary e~ Indiana
Beach Bray sold % Pennsylvania disilers for g. Shipe
son TO weigh o. &c. and estimated well sht az &C. Also
Indian. common ga. es k1s and 1ns nTy KtpcSv
Dunhams old style which seems 70 be uiad up OF parts aud
;osir I@s% PSy likely I
One of the hr. sales was 10 OF The tan, at to esmso az ul
shepard Vail Benedict are selling for Reed "a bead
partly Ohio Durn.ms and grades and old style u cwt good fair
They "a bead Osn,d by Yappe and Savage common
Dc cwt stock Of pretty fair quality OF that hind OF cattle
Wsrn,T Chapman from Loran County oho .od out their
Cattle ;hs eck- head OF Cows, Steers and Heers-a
RSs, sseSHsn have drove Of J. + Ware. So head Ken
siy sls S, s dsD @ sas s weight than
euy,n wiling to cal them the market berg o~ at sao
style Kentucky and psIt soo' pTb.%: IN Two & tots the oSs e ~
bead esnsvd at ewt eid; IL 90 ana the lot 0 e''i
Mess Hcoomb II pretty good Ohio cattle, partly Dur
h,ms esSimad by G. W Ametrout the o~DeI cw, aud
r been sod in fine to W W Palmer al s7a head. in Mad
%soDDs @S II The drove vii do we now sells for the
k,s mmsoD s72 leaving loss Of keeping snd iesh'
MA H. have s.o a drove of A. Warmers cattle, common
Ohio sbont 81 cw the best OF which sell st only
nc t' n ard all wi brns cost and ehges-aerhsPs not
cot without ehaisss ,.., - .,..,.,;ou :; ,, vs, ia
Of OF Bpdops common eassfd SewYofs State Ses
s54-sc which he is retailing st S. aioc some OF them
Wn.; .siPs s5sve for As.l & Ssg pfstiy sos In.
sc,s a, home Al 6d make $40 BIS she,d
upon Ii. isIm and sSa bc@ at s45 s.ims,ns them
L. Been bro9sht in carload OF sncoe' nice 0oneeeeat
Se' sre sod them at an s'ersee oil e " part o. them 10
John r Alexander. cattle good this week " last
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