New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-07
The following drove. are In market thi. weeA /:

Dsys 4 Co.
Thomas Calls ........ ~ Savage. ln......... 50
"a s ii m lei wee }... 10 Has Mile Ohio ..
Isa.c Budong Meh....... - Geo seG:on CoiH...... IL
Geo d. Wagner Ind...... IS Vents Penn........ 81
Hale Robbss Ill.,. 81 A Wood va. IS
Daring 60 III ........ 30 T. & kestman, OLio... -
Geo ksdcd oho.....v. 81 J. r. Campbell n........ 90
I'm. III mpon n. w.. 10 Doty Hotmsr Ky....... IS
D. cr"~e -. il Glr,t Tscy a 10
w IL Gilbert him.. u Craig Goodboy, lad SO
Of which viii he sold for workers instead of beef
1atsddy. FEB. 5-The marketfor beef cattle does not
appear likely to any for droyer the average
ttanit was week ago Some Of the brokers think il bet
ter on all grades that although the price T. head may be
the same, the estimate Of weights is liberal, and
that buocks of not good quality AT fair estimates Of
weight sold at the rates per pound THAT they did
this day week, and that they will sellthen they
would not. Ii is our opinion that much larger pro-
portion Of the stock will be sold the first day Of this
week. than sold last week; and impression WAS
during the fore part of the day. that the bert grades OF
bullocks cold at about bali cent pound higher than
last Tuesday, while the inferior grades sold lower now
than then. As the day advanced, and the fact became
generally known that there ooly $50 bulocks in
market the holders grew more firm, and buyers mani
market Was more lively than last week though owners
thought prices ruinousy low We know thai the price
Of doyer Of good fair Wertern Steers will not average
over cents pound net and that but small portion
of the cattle cell at De-, but think that good
many sell at that that would not have cd at 1t last
week. for the number Of good fat bulocks this week is
very much less than week ago. There is an nm
reasonably small proportion Of such bulocks first
Glars butchers always buy when TO be bad and there
fore the owners to-day can command ,c and some
of the buyers declare that the top price is 10 cents
II il had been a liked fact that addition would be
made tie supply it would have been easy increase
the price Of all grades half pound higher than
ast week. Bot it was generally understood that
three hundred head would arrive Tonight, and some
of the brokers who knew the number at Albany feared
the increase woud he much larger and have crowd
ed sales in advance.
The weather was clear and mild in the morning
baw ing in the middle of Il day. with indications of
rain, which rather Injuries the market
The market closed with 80 smaa sumber OF buocks
left for sale tomorrow that the second day would
be toe best, il there more cattle 10 arrive AZ
il is there prospect Of anything better for droveIs
nor that the market viii average any higher than az
pears in the quotations Of our hist weekly report.
TIM CLOSE OF TIRE NARKEr.
Wcda6sday Feb 6.-The market opened upon q
bright clear mild morning, not cold enough 10
age butchers buy largely, but slill with better
show of life than IL usual the second day, particularly
after such large increase the stock occurred last
night, making Up total of 800 head, which is nearly
300 head more than Last week, and 800 head than
was eNpeo'oa .. 'hA opening Of the market. This Of
course, Las Lad the enrU. r-uuo,, npcea so,nevb,
so that on the whole, the market is no better than last
week, aud to-day s not good ar last "Wednesday,
and Of course all the Of the droves thai arrived
to-day will feel satisfied that the market this week Is
& cdedy " ore than il was last week Pei aps It is,
but not mate tally so according TO our observation.
Our readers however, will be able TO get AT the truth
better than from opinion, by looking over the nc
counts OF sacs of of the principal doves given
below.
Undou sedy some hundre ,s buocks will sell very
ow towad the close OF the day. and the prospect of all
being sold looks little dull az night approaches.
s,rys oY nrLrocSs
Joe Williams b.. beet drove Of Bulocks in market to-
Jay owned py MoClung Glsdy ~ bead ed by Jacob Van
Meter csohIaed i-. der upon the south bEsnch o.; the
selling At ec p h. Is OF them sold at l each AID
Judge app. aud report butchers that few Of
John r. der h. tXo dr. In market this week
Of no head selling by John Merritt weighed at DuD.ht an
.o. vey GOOD ores .od at &C. The tail .c-.3 80
sincn uiery ,es the othrr drove iOl head estimated
20 DC c"t, aud hH sales indicate al average Of
d. g. Culver bought here oe Andrews 20 Illinois Steers
.inaied 9! zach. which will sell q, SC.
Msad Boomer sell 10 good fair Iowa Steers owned by Live
y brought ~ Capt Hutchinson which they hope TO make
ec upon cwt the home IL ewt saessver-
j. G " w. HOag have lo3lTows Steers selling sor csps.
hS sysss u15 s q 5 N. also S good Ss
fair Illinois Steers said TO lave been fed by Capt linchnson
ucn b.itor tai any the feed
~ that we org leave TO press SOM aTuo' r. 20 r
sions Western Illinois for the marked evidence ofiuipove-
live Of this 10, sold Tor Z % were PC 10
% 70 si'e Thee are good far quality s. a; en eseh
Mead Holcobe sold b. common Indiana SteeTs and Oxen
'or Ain at about &c . n Tor Bd ShaaeI, 50 IL
Barney Bafam rec-iyed Wednesday Tor Werntz "a Penn
.na C.le and sold 1! Of he tai q, &c 9 d. and offered
bryant Loasnan received, wedne,day loo very poor
small ndsns Steer. lo Floyd whih cost about ~ a. bone
% indiana se a, al average Of about CSC which cost s
Henry Hu boush z. G. Summers drove Of fair IndSs
steers ayerage c~t., which sold si 13asic y 10.
Daniel Barnes bought OF VIM seise 80 kentucky Dusams
q cwt aid generally good quality which sell s.
C. W. couser sells, fer s Savage 80 fair Illinois Steers,
some quite good, svs5as' o"t. az I; dsc,
Th uG White Son are selling fer Wsgnor 70 pretty A!!
&c cwt AID were held all thu JTe part of T.dsy at &c.
hout sale and would have remained unsod both weight
John Bryant sold Is Of Col Rsdclises Ohio DurhLG sc
y n.
Budong sold for Bennett Co. rough Michigan stock
Of ewt each 6do and 50 Indiana Steers for OoOdocy
Craig. average a cat at 60.
Doiy Hoffman sold for Hossnp a. Kentucky Duhsns es
mated at :! cut each, average Of $50 Also, good
Dutcbess County Oxen Sd9c ard the bet buock
that has been ia this Wire- This 10 Gig h four
old DhAm Steer fed By James Brooks Of Ulster Goa N
He TO j. Janzen Of Centre Ma ket a. lie y d.
20 weigh 65 n & cwt III. weight was ~ c"t which makes
he price s'S e. They also have IS kenuch- Durs@' i0f
HsnI, i my.F. I'D s w os const fair no, Steers
30 on u evt a..
Harris gon sod for Davis Co 20 rough lowe seeSs
" cwt Al eidS and % fair Illinois Steers Tor MaTks sv