New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-10
ives are in market:

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bIeIsnder Casseil & C. Thompson, I...ls1
H. r. Smith lows.....llBS Moore, Mo.'''''''''''' ~
humes i0 Es:cn S M hyOR'M cWnn IN @
"a Williams n........ 81 VIM Tway, Ohio %
I'd Williams Na.......... 10 John T. Alexander 0l
y M b pb INA Ina 40 ME- Richie ohio 27
There were only three lots les. than 10 head in market
The market opened on Tuesday with about $500
bead of Bullocks in the pens rather they counted
up that number before noon, not including few sold
on Sunday-tLat trade being kept up by special per-
mission of the police. Early in the morning before
the number to arrive had been ascertained some OF
the owners and their brokers thought the price might
be crowded up little from last weeks rates; but 1t
became very evident to before 10 O'Clock that that
was no CO. and il very evident to all the statesmen
before noon that they were not getting the same prices
they did last week rather that at the same price,
the butchers were getting better grade OF stock
Certainly the number sold at 10c ID is much
smaller than it last week Then quite large
number of good fat buocks brought l0c, nothing
but few extras have sold at l0c., and them the es-
nson the weight has all been in favor Of the buyers Some
ofth buyers the very best fat smooth dsueryed steers
d. NOT estimate their cost at lOc. = h net
awe greater number Of hne quality heavy
M bulocks in market but never saw the day when We
could court great number OF really well fed buock in these
pens Al least 900 Of the number here are 1t io any gooa re-
together these paving stones that w9na TIM
week IL worthy remark that country buyers who want
lean steers for grazing eso supply s5 ro ae ' MondsS
bib VS. oneresysly warm the opening day the market
Tbs fore It Of the day toeIsby lively Of trsde
but AFTER dinner when every had satisfied his own hunger
he thought 10 Judge the action that nobody would ever
b. hungry again and Of course there YVES no need OF buying beef
on foot anticipation Of the demand The consequence was
very trade all the eft moon though grew Little better
us night but the proportion Of the stock sod the hst DAY
vs. ~ 49, tbTonrhon the day was not such as could easily
expressed figures there difference and all IN favor Of
buyers o,o.v ~ -vv r,,xv,
or the closing day Of the market this week we have not only
.ist
The season The nominal prices do not vary 50 much yesetdly
= sood bargain. Is he did week Zoe Ceny The differ
ensc q hall eent pound upon the trst es and $50 -
The wrsther which raw and threatening northeast storm
Up noon the sales remarkably slow but few retail butch
err being on hand and the wholesalers not yet in to PICK the
bargains by parties anxious 70 close out the remnants OF
The yards clear sundow but only at great reduction Of
Ne s nearly the same figures stand in our table quotations
and the average just the but must be reeoeceG thet
aye no really cattle in market aud some that have 6etn
.Od Sasi ID net win turn out great quantities Of aoE
and show fat meat though not 50 ne IN Tue Done as " 70
be found in such se. ses 9as W head eSt above the
sge OF last year and the weight at least hall c|t
more and the average quality inconcieSably better
p WIN seSh ba Ts suPy not that the
low The supply really greater than the demand win absorb
sss q ,Se Te s' buyag Considerable numbers for then
had plenty Of stock Now, with worth mention
1889 1t therefore not surprising that We write down The
co.e Of the market very dull one and that II VIII be with
much difficulty Il all the stock ia sold before dark
TEASsPoRTATIoN. - ,o,
The general freight agent the Chicago Burlington and Quin
cy Railroad explanation Of the detention Of stock
n that road eopK-nsd O. ~ dGosT, c s %n &
delayed whe hand car ~ss run e miles for ssssASe
wTie that the Company e the importance of the stock bust
ne AID m give stock trains the Tght Of way over otne
willing to censued when Is due but taks he mas IN his
ease been unjusy complained Of and as InE s rea
Nv e,erybody with the cattle business he asks Tor MS
Several Of the large shipper such Capt Hutchinson H. B.
Jres a Longmre MAJOR Smith, and others concur IN the
opinion the company anHou. to 90 al IN tne power 70
Mai coI an drove miles from Missouri to Quincy and
sTSs here for sis6 car lie won't that route again
bsanss h kept IS hours on the ear. noun the onae
Yo certTS are slowed Into csbcOsss unfit for pig pens
because ct the breang place the e IL us' ~ III Ps
Ap - through via Peor. Toledo Lake Ere and
inF only 81 50 head resting two day at DunkTk
SALES OF CATTLE.
~ oTrtnss Of o quotations and give full parcu-
sire, quality, Sort and price Several oFokers sofa as
Ben H. westheimer CO Of Sunderland Hutclnson's Illinois
stock bought by John GeSry coarse oxen sa RooI I
Ohio Steers bought at Buffalo Wright and Of Lewis light
81 s@a q an he tore sod a. oe say at s aud at o
OfT Go8s Kentucky fat Durhans' average 9e"t and o.
Riey Murphy, 81 Ohio Oxen and Steer fair quality,
bought Ohio and sold by owners hey 'nh u not ''f &C.
Mead Holeob 81 Off w Regeks ygTy good Ohio grssde
DUrsn at gaIOc al selling weights which aye Little under
tBe owners estimate which Is y cwt each - 49,.
DOty III linen, - State dsterr, pr goou anu PAT Hsu
a15d9lc Waller Briggs who bought some OF he pest
c BIT that be bought lower this week tnan
Hog sherman q for McQuade, veiy good ONO IA,
Dursa Sieer u 9!Q1Octen Of them to Iseac FaeHe D.
90 r. called Zoe. - CO.. r.
Fy Co. mixed lot Of Illinois Steers, nom
S3Oo eseh downward, ranging 5al0c 2 n - i. alan
Abbott, n for Hilbur fat Csnada oxen, a.
M Dalton Co. s. Illinois ieyfsd Cattle bought OF ia
nson ~ Albany at oss u him. he says OF fII1 safes rs
nHsed a eSt ct 9dlOc, sold az go and ct St5.
Charles D. iced ~ for John Noes light fat Ohio Steers COM
breed 81 about &c. - ion Dean Iowa Oxeu Sags
std Steers not third Of them Steers at 8pJc.
Clark al Benedict a. for Daniels Minus Co.. from SEN
Falls Dsnery good ft spooth Steers Il cwt held to
average stca few sold at 10e rough Iowa
Oxen and Steerf n cwt AZ Ge. This drove
I Ron Buriuzton for ~ 80 y head freight
G. W COuger 40 Of Thompson fegan's good Tot Illinois
tser estimated al sc8nt cH selling % ease. aud 81 OF
koofes fat coarse Nj SCUM Oxen and Steers Of which sod At
s15 and sS5 Sc. y N. ~ sold for Tway Old style
Vhs stock part them very iet Is sod very Toe.
John A. ueni III head Of Alexander fiichs good Eat Il
cat o S;ee may Sc, none cold AZ lo;i the
- good week and closed so" the second day
o. Culver sod 81 Gno Kentucky DuhsTas, syeng ct,
hse which be bought II Go at Albany; aud ~ That average
esi a. for aud Zoe. for four which he bought o,
afeS Of then 20 Chris Gsye At HlV are not esshn1ted
V',f u. b. buyer, and they were very good 49, -
va Sepafd 81 fog John Ysbe - c@ti Illinois steers,
son stock viii average about Gi; u the tel sold al
SH-hs whole average S 20 81 f0f j. g. Self o the same
and price, averaged the price - head Inc
~ ~ On tiess Cstte from Aexendia H. ~ head
sts Nleelcr ~ loT C0OHTod Co. average 400 cwt, good
iuro steers se SOW II about o. the owner soy nearer
! - Ns@olst o. oil prices yet .his year