New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01


There is very considerable falling of in the num-
Der Of cattle received in the city this week compared
with last week. and particularly in the number on sae
at the great market in Forty fourth street. and some
200 Of these aIe stale cattle left from last week
receipts But notwithstanding this very considerable
dec,ease of numbers, the supply appears quite sufficient
for the demand without any material advance OF price,
and none except upon the very best quality OF stock,
which was not so abundant as 1t was last week. That
is the proportion of irst-cass cattle to the whole
number was much smaller. Still there were as will be
seen in account Of sales, sou very good Groves:
good enough to average l0c. y 10 for the net weight
Of meat. And there were also some extra good bull
locks that sold for prices equivalent to lic and over
But there were also good many very coarse rough
oxen, only in fair working order, and eeveral pairs
were taken at beef prices for the purpose OF WORKING
There ere also fine, young thrifty steers, for
stock purpoees but they went 10 tie butchers because
they would give more than the farmers could afford.
Steers Of this character that would weigh or u c"t,
and sell for Sa8lc net ID, would cost 20 carry than
through 10 gras. OF uD Of hay and that ls worth ID
the a6ciung counties tun, which would add to the
cost ic = H. making the Steers cost when turned 10
erse i0c net ID. II is probable that they can be
bought at less than that after grass is ready them.
The nun her of cattle in the yards when the market
oper Tuesday $685. and probable that the most Of
t6e ,ales Of he best cattle maze rates eqaa %
much in the price head in the better estimates OF
pttbree hours after when business, If ever usually
the most lively thought we never saw upon such pleasant
Gay IS Was snSh small shos OF people noous pun heso
ahs a ps' 10y ~ H. h.n.s - ba
Inainen shsolc lne on he " tsAc ~ 'Ao
second Gay fahe ,na nane ay GO. 70 INC 0u''ne
r. Iosn ", T. 90 -, .l,sr M. s.o,.. Ia
POI " @ % ~ ra, ar 800.
DO not nk this market good for the d.oyer as II was
- ~ bnns. ~, ~ nsDy .,s ure,e hoprbt b.le GA me
III no 30 nsn2 81 ' IT, $500 $500. o..
,Daa ~ All III ,ps t, h, 81 Jin. bo2y no
IoutnI W Ve NJ u p 49, n9 nth dnss n, bst
20 70 ehy, WI =, 1naro o es,,Ie
~; ~ a. r. a., 90 h,.i no. .esn mo,e torrv nros
- ~. Z; h. to,e ne a., We write lootins ont mon
S1 ns,ks, show NO sens 10 indicate 10 stranger that
he reccns f beef cattle ths week are more tnsn eleven
le VI - ~ i, 80 III .ons.nonv tho sto.E
hH b ns,v eli ,od bsfoY. th honr INT i not. nor IA
VIC Piolo ou ny .. ~ iii IA axc.nt a, no
eso nol yyes ~ zen q az ncy - 10, aSe,oan
yh1I, q ,no,aiv Low Th.trnb r. the
,.Lo,a;t
"a iec net popne aceorsine 10 anslty ana there Il has
been an Winter an N, re- Il IA bkey 70 Be ali Spring We
expectation OF
improvement In Of droyers II certainly closes duh
this week
IhassrohTAIios .4-
The recent advance Of noes OF egh upon hos 70 so
single deck nom Buffalo to New ork has produced one c1o1s
result western growers me stoch ~ buHslo,
and saubteDg it, and sending forward the pork at NON - TO
20 cent less than the hogs could alive The dovers
cannot compete with western the
OF freight 1--we hos IL for the Hal road
fois say, you must bay stock lower 1.-THE doyers
that they Cannot and must retire IL a1o said that nearly
all the shipped since the advance those which had
muh out o. their calculation Of chance for profit But what
dreVeTs complain OF most snd with god show OF reason Is
we con'nuai hue'uauon OF rates OF Ielsnt he railroads
VIII al sIee 70 eaosn thln 20 suit then views ootween
~ tt sno net ntsr ~eout thre months previous noce
sos WI 81 De tne tei' Is hsn oi ~,
then new what to depend upon; Az, - ,.,,
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