Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-15


brokers to state to Western droysrs, not to max,
any Grange IN their arrangements about getting thei
'ock forward 30 as to have 1t here on Monday the
nave notand viii notconsent TO making that ths princpa
ae gay instead OF Tuesday, which sus all parties botl
buyers and sellers, as we'll as drovers shippers ant
railroad men, 10 fact everybody but small humber
fores alling specuators, sho would open the marke
Sunday instead Of Monday, II possible. This Monday
movements mot backed IN one Of the real Commission
men, nor one who has apaole Of respect for the inter
est OF the droVer Western shipper, but 10 in irect op
position TO their Interest," and they cautioned not 10
be eauget In the trap 1t Is the interest OF the producer
and buyer and forwadef Of cattle MARKET to have
ea. market day when all the stock being
upon one point In the hands Of their brokers'
attracts great crowd Of buyers creating life and anima,
ton IN business and awakening competition so that II the
eioyer snoud get no more money he gets better sas
ohanceit 10 chance he cannot have by dividing IN
tne business In the mannernow attempted by men whose
motto s divide and conquer.' 1t would be to the In
ttrest OF the drover ultimately to the butchers as
we'll as everybody else but the fores,aler The cty
government would pass law to compel the sale Of ali
Buccks for city slaughter to be made at one place upon
one day Of each week.
Drove who interested can think upon this subiect
and Ae.sra Allerton will do we'll to think whether il
i tor their interest to patronize movement that will
ventn work to their injury as we'll to the injury Of
orove B. We advocate the concentration Of business
upon one day. because believe II to be for the interest
81 pe class-the producing classfor whose in
.nese reportsare made We have always opposed
MONDAY ahe great market day, because II forces great
many men to labor on Sunday, and forces many farmers
who wish to be in the market at the opening 10 CONS
70 ns CITY on saturday, much TO their injury In every
respect and must necessarily lead to the tansporta
ton hither, and driving through the stree droves of
cattle on Sunday evenings the OF peope
VINO desire to devote their time TO worship or peaceful
Will be seen by our table of that we have
gnty advanced the rates for The best aad reduced on
Inc poorest, leaving the average the same.
COWS AND CALVES.
Tnere Is no change worth reporting in the state OF the
market Tor miloh The
extremely duh sales and that most Of the sales have 10
20 made 70 the mikmen credit else the price Is too
low " anord any pro upon cost In the cOurtry and
pense OF transportation. We noticed sae Of four fat
COWS Grade Durham, from Indiana, at S72 EACH It
very rare that milch cow sells at that price. 81 /
Calves were selling just about as we'll on Tuesday
at week. that Is Sc pound, live weight for the best
quality with the excep lion OF now and then sn all lot
'f exras the selling sorts are the coarse
poorly LATED calves Of about egh. weeks old weighing
rom lB0 q 24O los and the best selling sorts are the
le0 lbs. weight =,
on Wednesday the trade at street wa, not
ood The arrivals from the upper part Of tne Harlem
oad were large and most of the calves very heavy and
'rices declined materially. home very good air.ook.
ng calves. Of about 40 TO $50 lbs each we saw sold
10 ,and coarser ones dull at 494kc. At the same
me- howeyer, We saw lot sold at 5Hc weighing from
30 to s3O lbs but they were very fat and smooth Il
aoked at noon as though the calves could be sold
as been before for several weeks Besd what we get an
coount OF there Is an equal number probably arriving
THE SHEEP MARKET.
There Is snolher gIut IN the .bae ,.,,a, ,s ,.,..
re down to low ebb. Thers WeIe aSont aao .bsso
eft over at Brownipps saurdsv nioht ond su .,rivd
N Monday, ali Of Which could not be- sold On TueS-
be sheep brokers onetIv stn, n, ~ aSass ,d Snu
urbed by customers prettv mncb n. oin
nj were few jna n;,o ~ .uSn .so ony buyers Pnss
better than h IL tar mut,on shOs s s.,x wncn
.on rsnn o. IDS. were worm about ~ %, butit
"oh very pooo iot OF sheep to average 80
" pta os me. me Market. as i l.
Of '1s sheep come from Ohio and nearly
~, view 9eisey, Where farmers make It the
paIs OF .ne farming business to produce
aa ,r, u, @ nehes q, an snrner peried tnan they
s.t guy. suy osue. sectloh. We earnestly recommend
TheIe a,e aood Ssses 70 aaSps .ne same coar,e.
ute OF for The butcher which farmers could buy
gmaIxay low nsuIes. such sheep, II taken by the
or me WIZ % =. price suinoas to drove
mutton by the carca,s Are 45sc y rSioS E wdniS
cae less than s2 he d as the value ot good maav
heep now in this market. 't ItHaETs :
The brokers sales average over 49, but this Is for all
he week, and also includes lambs, Sales Of Yesterday
nd to-day would not average 80. -
sHEEp RECEIVED AT o'pR,rr's
II. N Wright, new York. 1Ql: r.. Williams. Ohio.
93; Hiss & Son. Ohio. 3q5. Samuel panurI,b Nsw
FORK, 28; John Budd, New YORK. "a: a. GIu%'s New
1oYk Q5: A M IiIa;rs N.,- yo ~ ,ao rs rew
nan, New Jersey, %. ''" ''''''' '''' An0A"' 'O''
.,,,., co.,.
AAr DNo'hHs AT hRoWMNos. '-i |
From New Jersey-George B. Hocombe 25l, Edward
Hunt 100 Richard Bells l40, Andrew Robbins lee
Cnomas Brutten 80, Il L. Abbott 141. John G. Schomp
= LndeDurry Sutton 20 l.. Bells 203 Peter A. Bloom
W Jonn Cornell 3D. Peter Bells Co 36, A. Snyder
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