New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-15

The footing up of the supply Of bullocks this week
has astonished great many persons. Some OF the
most sanguine had figured up to Monday that there
would not be over 5000 head in the city this week
Finally that number was conceded for the Forty fourh
street market. How they came to it may be seen
BY the table Of numbers. Everybody seems surprised
at the number Of bulocks reported from this State. Ii
il the largest according TO tables, that we have
had of New-York cattle in week in a long time,
and the most remarkable feature IL that 30 Large
number could have been gathered III the riyer coun-
ties and that 20 large portion of them should be oil 80
good quality. Western drovers need not fear such
another influx from this State in one week this Fall.
There good deal of disappointment at the
opening of the market on Tuesday morning. A large
number of buocks had been purchased by the specu-
ator AT Buffalo and Albany at prices based upon the
rates current here last week which they thought would
be maintained one week LONGER IN consequence Of 9 short sup
ply then nud the fond anticipation that there would be another
short supply this week Up the hour Of commencing sales
good nsny persons ne under the imPon that there would
ou 1t needles, say that they disappointed when
they found tie number reported al 100 at the opening and IN
1890 before night Nth hundred two more
expected th. morning II viii be noticed ia the let Of States
that Nefork gives total OF 205 and that the Harlem road
received by that road this greater than it has been in
sy Heei Tor and don't know as 1t ever has been
he ability ofe bordering Harlem road to throw in
such stock not taken into the calculation Of the specua
ols the ee droyers Who held their droye FOR market
equal this day week Aud presume that those along the
Harlem would have been IN heu
cattle they had Oreseeu that the Oud be fall
Of shout ai cent net pound upon hrsi and next 20 the
class buIocks and cent pound the lower grades such
certainly the fact We could have bought Tuesday after
the little furry Of the morning good fir killing
Of I 10 hundred weight each al cents net which
would have sold readily either the market days last week at
8dsc. Then, scarcely anything sold Il less than cents
beTs reported al ia &C., and still lower.
the quality Of the 'ios on the average very good Ihede
are hne buOck and these sell at ~ cents but "
cents general thing tops drove and must be- an eItia
good to average cents upon liberal estimates Of
weight. 800
Tke weather Of both day. (, all that could be desired clear
November days cool but cold aud favorable Tor
pretty lively though the proportion the stock sold on Tuesday
70 large a. II weeks Buyers were ot AM
ous here Tuesday, they Bergen on Monday
200 head Of buock bought at 30 or 20 head
than the same bring here today Speculation too ran
rampant Droyes changed hands In ansu and were sold again
resod another advance equally The idea seemed to
prevail that there would lot be 5000 head all told In the city
Tor the weeks supply VIII farmers. drOver speculators
butchers aud beef eaters be assured Of this fact The prospect
Of abundant continuous supply Of beees better
snow aid certainly the country before had such
stock Of grain to mate fat beef IL has In 1890 There IL
chance for famine, nor high prices TIL. year.
Thy CIorH ~ x.gEEr
Last week the second day the best aud yesterday w
good OF the droyrs urged brokers 10 hold over rather
then 81, AZ loss Hence there number held Aa
additions made this morning when busl' - instead
Of growing better proved duh stale and unProhtable huoc
have sold oil the morning ~ - head lee. than rJ were
has been large that butcher instead Of being hungry
pretty well supplied aud can do without buying hail
oned aud viii do without unless they Get them on 'nen
0vB terms