New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
OPENING DAY OF THE MARKET.

TUESDAY, Sept. Notwithstanding the almost
continual rain-storm Of to-day, there was a
very animated trade at Bulls Head, and that,
too at fully last weeks prices for medium to ordinary
grades and with more frequent &c. sales than were
noticed in our last. Two full droyes were rapidly
closed out at &C. for onehal and Slc for the other.
The latter price very freely given for the best OF
most good droves. There was, however, some cause
for this readiness the part OF buyers, who did not
obtain from the enormous total on sale last
week as the receipts did not overrun 400 cattle on
sole az Aeton to-day which show adeciease OF about
] 400 head when compared with the previous week.
Common, light cattle, which comprised nearly two
thirds the whole offerings could not be worked on well as
Who'll sse,: but as there seemed very little probability Of
prices falling below recent rates. holders fer perfectly seue IN
on s. buocks at least o remark that the backbo
ssot lately alluded to, remain. .Ic y sound aud VIII
limits There scody number Of state cattle sent H. but
gsnoTSly in small lots.
wEpyS;DAr Sept Ss! rsnins and any sI no, Of mud
some Of which dsined the Pennsylvania Central Rat
road owing to Government assure on that road DroyeEs
coming thai way report 400 Pittsburgh end that the cate
only In aer 100 had been orwrded About
100 cattle are reported hsy been Forwarded ior ne GOV
From the Eide Road soae were turned o. at Elmira 20
Dads OF cattle numbering some 200 head also about 100
ind he 81 head die two diys-hsve the
effect depress saes ana trade not a. brisk az yesterday
say they closing their lots at - %
head ess than tho opening price There are an unusually large
.b9Ss IL up H. some d them were the rem
nani e R seat y p'@ snts , sad 1 bsm
low Sic 2 H. which PROBABLY leaves ont small margn o.
Seer. mos, OF this class having early taken up The first
day the market The stock all sold but taken with The
ert. supply laid Ia last week. butchers have enough for muied
SALES or BULLOcKs
choice thick cattle and their sellers found difficulty stormy
III driving them out OF the Pens before o'clock p M
Dee Of shes. an. do1,, :? Ohio h,nileiby 7 c. E
msa I 'wy s'y sd gs SS ,Ta think sSS u he Eea
lied $50 SO head more than his Albany offer would have
& f., sr,b ewt boay Steers and dry Cow, 81 IA
&c., the iste price beng I,Le!y tor me pSi ~.
bsnJs Tom Whrcer cy NUMBERED 65 Illinois for O.. Reed
and wei divided the Ohio LOT beiween Stdge
H. Myrr, sold out early 81 common o. e"t INDIANA s'ee
D. & eosy h,i prime Rgls 10. Of Is Ohio G.stl' for A
s. Jery sold !. r. AsHsadsrs drove OF l3 mixed Ilnoi,
cattle rating :. cs at 7aac, with sisW hSic this io' wi"
Raae! ,ol Va. 2.ysr Durham Ball for breeding at
Barnet on hi, own scoont r,,sl IS good ohO Steers at
Bc,cs BAY sod Tor George Bsny lle mired Iowa Steers
.nI oxen a. Is aJc. We b' very irregular Also 10 Inoi.
Cattle cr W. Wood GOD = cst stee at sdS!c, and 10
AsIson hal very good fat buuch OF 60 Illinois aud
oao CA on la account, weighing on to lOi cwt'
n Huri had a. Illinois Cse brought here Of good fair grade
oT that od' q ,S5 81 70, Pine
comb Cooley, alto Also % Sewt coarse lni Steers and
p n G.fv sod g s,oi H. Steers for f. Ulery at
OF quite Be. :! the beat brought &c. and ranged rom
~ bis ,oii H. snih 81 Ill., 6. cwt mostly Seer, but
few IN good order 7i3c This tue h. o. saith cattle
Dudley Pickering sod u good quality o. cTt steers to
Beer, a3o 81 To- the tops Also here ana bergen lO'
head mixed los tor various men, AZ Gsc -, r,, -,
s. Doiy sold d. io mans - III o. bid5.c Ihii 10y con
tuiuei many good c, bu hardly realized IN owner
&c Also H. Cwt. Ohio for Eysus, o. oAa54c $3.50 car
load OF eter and rough OKel Of 30f cN aud ~ JdBs cw
stag, Buil, and Cows, To- johnson Ohio q, baSc,, r,
D. Barel sod aptey fair 10, for him'eu 90 :. e"t' lnd
s. "A
sshsner soid 6 7cwt. Steers lo Fry Co.. Illinois ~
Tlc Also, 1913 Illinois u owt with 0stsr top' hsl tho ohe'
ior MOais Co., a, tdJc , - =. .z-t
~ Phiips had % hefati and Sieess 10! oea N IL fa'3
gwt that rl1ds -. III throi Ih
Capt Viii Pr-ston scd "A Ohio S,sers 8, cvt, Of common
xradt aud small pe,su,ion % fat Tor sherman, &C, Also ~
good ootUI Ohio S.esl o. cw, tOr WV biinsAel OF &C.
Sir 81 lad r ois a. Baio and Albany but concluded to
SEE through' sld psid about 400 o. 80 doing ,
r. Murray Glover bought % u cw Illinois boceS' ~ the
yard which good snoush @ g,nesy SCI os Sc. ae
lot Of % head Which odd a. about ia, Iate.
G. W. Conees soa 10 oF O. FuDek, mostly common o. cW'
cattle few brogght &c. tho test ran irol tbs down Ie
iioly BIO. sold Pilkefs 90 pretty comnon O. c@ OaIe :"
4 Boomer Mend had their own sceonnt ~ tsiE TO pme
Ohio, e cw;.. Cattle that sod az - a Sic ,
G. q. feed sold 81 for Rankin DiNepe Ohloi 'Aey "e'
gooa conditioned Slees o. cwt, aud aod at m
g. very fair Kentucky Cattle NJ Dsl,cn whoe,aeu ,he
$50 pos bead which leaves Mr H. bat hIIe esu'e w S
bling at he Introduction.
COWS AED CALVES, ,..,.
The referred to IL our sS b beny AeP. w
go ,fd Ibn "A sxte IN rhtr win bring go ME inos'
ofthe oes, offered do exceed ~ shn s2no .ss
nss have goe A3) Asaa TO show tne eS ~ IA Cows az
OF the present trade, we can neno looking forward
al2aSl5 Dealers however, are cop"uo""' 'e
10 better condition of things this fal ,s v..l the
Veal Calves have been 10 varied supply sn VICE. wv