New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-02

scrspipe snoe last market day, 70 that everything
teened favorable for business except the buyers,
who held back ~ hard W. could any Of the oxen
for sale.
Al night, q very great change occurred 10 the
weather Il torn ed re yerey cold, suddenIy congsslng
mud and wa err and pitching mp the cattle exposed in
the open yards feeding lots, and ut o'clock ter
rife snow storm set n s Of which Vt first thought
10 be against the interest Of the drovers No doubt
MANY of Them calcn sted as they lay awake listening
n the storm that il wood reduce the saaole vaue Oh
their cat 10 several dollars head 10 their general APP
nssrance and that the storm would otherwise affect
tbe market Still, are OF opinion that II was 90
10 the owners Of euch stock ~ tno Wnoie
sale tchers generally purchase. On Iaesday, IL TM
40 WARM hat they we're deferred IRON paying TUG
beef mari et wa spy thug but active and venlson ana
oh.rpane and poultry cheap and the holders GRO wdpg
IL upon the market 80 tba' for low grades o CATTLE
the change was favorable; and, but for IT, we oesve
the price wound have run lower before WoonsooAy
evening than il was two weeks ago.
THE CLOSE OF THE MARKET.
There Ia now 10 mistake about the TACT tnat tne
change Of weather has had very favorable enecl up
The market. Csrle that brokers would not geI Or
feTs for yesterday have sold brsky to-day al &C. more
pound than they could been bought Tor yesterday
afternoon. IL very cold cary IN the morning. out
cleared away and grew mild before noon and business
altogether lve er than sf any time yesterday, ana
about many cattle cold before dinner ~ yester
day all day, and before o'clock the ysrts were al.
most empty and think the Gales averaged fall &c.
better than Tuesday, ADO FROM TO ic. better than
lat week. The extremes are from TO lie. but 1t
will be eeen by tie ports Of sales, that but few
cattle SOLD ut either extreme price, Tue same grade Of
Oxen when solo two weeks since ut &C., sold pretty
current to-day at Oc Altogether the result has beeR
very favorable drovers aud if they could be assured
Of continuance OF jast such state OF things as exist
here to-day, tLDK they would be satisfied.
TRANSPORTATION.
We bave letter from Illinois asking information,
which shall give publicly instead OF seely 70 the
writer. He asks: -
l. Which is the best route to ship cattle from Chi
caeoP
Whichever you make the best terms with Taere
Is the Michigan Central will contract 10 Detroit aad
through Canada " Suspension Bridge, and oy the
New.York Cent al aud Hudson River Roads here
upo ing at Detroit, the Bridge, and Albany. Faat
il gooo route. And 10 10 the Northern Indiana, by
which you shp AT Chicago and unload VI ioiedo,
aUd III Winter take the carr by the LAKE Shore 10
Cleveland Erle, Dunkiik and Buffalo, and IN summer
by boats to the two last named from either OF which
Your cattle Can come here by the Ere Road, or from
Buffalo by the New. York Central. Toere Is no rea-
tonabe ground OF complaint against this route IRON
Chicago while ut this end some prefer 10 come oy
Albany, and some to Bergen. The price is the same
by either Then there is the Fort Wayne Road from
Chicago, by which 700 can shiP by way OF Ptsourgh,
and through Pennsylvania aud New-Jersey direct 70
this city.
you winch is beet When either of them impose upon
droysre, 30 W. to make it act Of justice TO show
them up, we will do that, and that Is al.
H. sis il necessary tor Ine " provide funds TO pay
the freight before the stock Id cold T.
No; YOU may consign your shipment 10 the propri-
etoIs Of the yards auy Of the cattle brokers
that You named every week, and be will receive
your cattle sheep, Or hogs and sell them, aud decuct
the freight, yaIdsee, feed, &C.. and hls commission,
aid pay you the balance at once If here, or send
where you order. 49,
III. HCan sbip cattle and hogs In the same cart"
Do you keep cattle and hogs III home IN the same
n. aha
But 6rst ask common 10 tell you what would be
the condition oI your boys after your catue MAO been
down Oh them Jew hours, with no chance Oh getung
TIE IN up bile the train III motion. IL is sometimes
praetic.d but not a good one.
Nv. els It necessary that some one sheuld 90 win
The stock p
Yes, uoless you have got kind that get along" at
home w ibout any one " look after them:
V, "Who 10 the bert broker 70 ship 10 "
Ask your wife who she thinks tue handsomest wo-
man of your acquaintance, and report The ans @er.
II suits you may tell You At some future Time, out
hot now, mo ls the best oIoke'.
vi. 81 ask theee questions because L am unae-
ausiiltsd with the business. .
Then our advice " you keep uuacquaintet with
IL of all the army Of men engaged IN shipping cat
tie TO this marke don't believe Que III ten make rs
much money III be would by devoting the same capt.
ial 10 the growing Of s,ocA and great portion vi
them fail entirely. Occasionally lucky Int made,
and that the core III gold digging but IT Is LIE OF
excitement, great rlsA, and frequent failure. we
would sooner irsare you 70 DO struck with lightning,
than {, " make pile LII tue droying business.
SALES or CATTLE.
upon Tuesday and and also st BeI
sen en- aS.a ssy S from s.s .-Hs sa
butchers u.. a.r....
here Lead ho bought VI joan Bryant Ohio Durnan
average which sold at col each hs also sold
md one pail eo b, Willis hoss COalabis County sold
W.sls ior s2s, xsts esm tied lie 10 liz, cs..,.,
County Pa aud IL Obiord owned ~ Scott and very nne
y 4 Ss' ss @ yA .o
esms,ed y owner At ew net Uns par q o1s ~ JS
lot win sci. under and say nearly ali =, lie fhe
broker aud owners both %. they sell es.'sr than .s
tuky Durhsms win 7scw, and VIC 10, perhaps
The toowDx the net weight Of the fns buloG sold
BY winch ted BY Allen Adrlch aud
one IS 4 ~ sS
ss2 o,heI 7so nj the fore quarters 49, 4s sS2 hind
ke per c.ntsss Of weight Of this equal the Hsx
steel ~hich nsttse 2os n, or ovsreh per o~- 1--we
Geo A, sooo drove of kentucky Durhams bought
Of Camel at Albany whea are selling q. y dloc and fs s
B. Rider sod IL columbia County Oxen and Steers only
j. L. Mscon, r.psst. Is Marion County to Steers ct sI,
W shglusn - coa.y Oxen and a.ser the ss.t
hch sold Ut lUc buyer and seueii 70
Corelip II sllo ,oc seller oLs ssnersy a. s9,oc
selin, sc. average for CIaeeh aarsn.
eLu-I e-ee bought 20 kentucky Durbsns Albany &C.
ac6 etc sold ebo 30 estimating the
weigh, Ao solo for Spears IS Ohio sse-rs, some
ugh aid some good, Ut about sc svoisge.
murray loysI have good drove OF vel fed III steers,
10 head here OF Id Loughmsn a. sv estimated y
Get, which they viii probably rrsn ~ svee.so ioc anal
hoe soid O County oxsn average ~ cwt loc
Emsns reports selling Duchess county oxen s's0tc
Mead ocou sold country Oxen and Steers to II cwt
EACH 9aGc oeorse De'oe offered TO take one Ps and
Nil oil sigb. ut lttc.
Thomas VI Illinois cwt Steers at an average Of
8;c
H. Beer. sold ls Connecticut red Oxen, Of fair quality at an
average lyc.