New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
WHERE THR CATTLE ARE PROM.
Bullocks sold Aertop reported from the follow

They by the following Erie Railroad. ~
Hudson River Railroad IS; Harlem Railroad I625; New
foot, p. About 1850 were in The yards on Monday
LIST or DROvERs.
The following tie of drovers. or con
snees Of tie principal droyes and where the cate are e
ported al
I. T. Owens Ohio...... IS J. w. Taylor, Ih'' ~
sei'e I,,' III % Netst INSTRUMENTATION. II
Dabey, l...........3fl r Ryan Mich.... ..':; ~
ellis Haley, ll.....l5l lo.bury. Coon& Burns III ~
Il. T. Doren. Mo......... Go l.. Frank ln.,....' :.
Seymour Weion Ill.,. 81 Gillespie, lll.....''n
W. RiehaIds' ohio..... 2, Lawless lIanGI ii'''
bSDe, II "a ! F1rncy ii. IS
j. S Cantren l.......lO3 T.. Ulerch, ~
" W. Minrhcn ill.,. i8D. M.Into,h CANDIDA. II
W W Mnchel O...... q ". H. Piatt Il.......... 81
q. Chase Il.......... y SchuesteT Ei.nor. Canle
+. r. uereh Co.. ..le Schqe,,cr Eisrer li.'. o.
Crum Thompson. He. 81 George Virgin, ....... y,
n. Roseniha ll.....l4 James Mccoy ll......' %
r. Jackson i........ a. II. Cross Pa............ u
Church O;''.''''.''. " T. r. hotoni o''''''''''' ,S
o. ". Hall, I......... 90 H. Perkins I...'.'''' -
REMAINS ABOUT BKrP CATTLE .
The total humber this week, 424J head, compares win
head week aud with 54o bead average PER wees
year and with $500 for the corresponding wceA one year
2ago.
market $40 head, compares with 2 heed last wrrf an
with atJ7 head the per week last year. and with
$40 head Jet market one yenr ago.
TIE OPENING or PRINCIPAL DAY, OF TIE hARkbI'
7 Monday, May There are 1850 bullocks on
to-day decline Of .0c q n. upon last week quo
slious; lie best cattle selling at l8d2oc q 70. The medium
'i' LII seil :, cl,9c All lo,y.r ,f,drs down 10 I2c
which 10 not as low some Of that class sold lat Monday
,tl,rr a. Inany ffst.cla.s cattle; s tho decline l.
greater upon that than upon the lowest sfdes Inc
'upy Of GOOD fr medium quality, such the average Of
-oli ino. stock T. fully large aste demand and though
the demand was pretty sharp cary In the mons was .efy
iu sfcr The weather was rainy and unpleasant iof
out or butiness and saes were made prices by
different brokers aud az variation by the men Of lc b
morning and night As foufh of the stock
n luf aba he
portion OF the aes reported " 8d2uc ID drove tha
M si,er. .oli A. l.a 20 each estimated by the .ale
tb liza, nrp6gnd II j. probable that no Illinois drove sold
today vii average a upon what the would con
.der estimate Of weight ana have yet 70 hnd any
stock hero to-day will mo-, be sold and there are some fur
eruiucrt t,. very light ony ~ head being wanted
to-day About 100 sold here during tie week 2N
Al Hersen and 80 sent nom the cars T. Slaughter y.rds
sides the sales n downtown stables it vii be- there l.
scarcity OF Cattle, aud have reason 20 comp ain OF
he general quality on d.cry stock there are liJ from
sC"psia' aud ron All tho -isw we can gather we are not
5 JeciIcs s.-isrt'v th.r, Viii b. great many Canals
good deal than 30 j. Tho lro.P,c for early sra',
beef never was iairer The warm Tor day
! the oLo.g or TN MARKET.
Tfdp May 2Ihere j. ono thing "a favor or frovers th
morning. the weather being and than
has been Il late IL J. good weather f butchers ana thes
loon absorb a the that they have determined
q continue Iay the high prices that have prev
With ts discrimination. and the present supply there IL
ground % thInt that pces ecu b. maintained They are de-
ching regularly Ia ite Of al the efforts Of 'recuaio t.
keep tnefn up II T. question between producer aud
consume demand AID supply bat question ulGn ne PER- Of
their ruin. II & Tor the butchers 10 say The indica
ous today favor Of still further decline About -
head th. ornns bot cannot BE- sold
all Of those ~ oyer yeeriAy even al eea pound
lower rates AZ which they we're urged upon huys' Ihe
trade remarkably don cause OF which the abundance
% ''A anu BRoKEKs SAILS or BuLLocKs.
A. b. Mead ~ good IT heavy Missouri .'eer' for H. Do
ren At l5a! on q. c"t. moe, Of them At !ec
Miller Morhouse, O. pretty good e~i Illinois steers Tor
O. ". brown, 80 for J W. Taylor, fair nlnol. I
0cwt.. Tor lAc. average.
Tged whee out go head for Morton Sims fair to
/ good, csl and broo Kit l8d2c.
q. Woodruff Brother ~ good fair Illinois steers for s.
Jones at 8a2ic on cw aud ~ good AT Ohio grade Dur
Ao ~ or Taylor Hatch q cwt Illinois steer. good
Eastman Brother worked a 27l very good linoi,
for Josi Ddbey at sac On . ut bryan Lawrence took
1ast is e..h or aeou, re on 4 VT -, ~. y,
steer. al 49,
coney coneer 10. fer A ole.pie rough and
H. S. Ko.sniha hi, tccoun,, la good cwt IN
5 Uisry Tor w. H. Plat, 90 IL .,eer. fair u ew, at IS
schae,,er Ener for themselves I,5 "a, Canadian still
ere cwt IT tc Zoe and % medium I cattle, Il o~t at
+. LoushmAn Is Tor Geo yfrl Co. very good a ewt
b. Bsrrsm. Tor seymour and w.ton o. H. cattle part
smooth other. rough oIen saioe~t $50 u at home
Mcintyre COT a. very good ~. Dur ans for S. II.
Richardson at 2ld2ic on q e~t They were very hnc
Beach Bpy - for J. Mccoy, fair n steers u ewt.
l8d2lc.
Sage Huse. - III. steers for L. Frank a cwt at isd
Charoh Hurd IG o. cattle for swnI isc on a cwt
and Bergen I'D steers iof Parish. e. c~t a. iac
sese Lsuerbcct their own account, e' good, a cw
Capt vsi benedict, forE. H. Uerich % good H. steer.
= b. Rch.rdon q H. steer. for O. Chace a ewt s,Ise
average AlsO % H. cattle Tor ;. Jackson ew,, at l8a
GIN, Haley. for ihenselye, lsl good H. s,eer 4 cw
murray Glover. 20 Of the Usrich cattle a cwt at isa
Valentine Martin. for Wilson. 50 H. I. cwt good
J. H. wniam, ZOE prime H. f,eer, for MeClups a, igd
20c. on u cwt-buyrr- say Gle for the tops.
We'tbeimer n Tor W. Richards lat Ohio steers 81 ewt
| at Poe average.
II. Baine. co Of Ueh. H. steers. u ewt good ae.h
j. A. Merritt 81 I'LL cattle for Crane Thompson common
ish "a cwi. steers, at isa9oc
r. Cary good lat H. Steers for Ho.sbury and Coon
1890 6cwt aud - very hne o. cattle Tor T. h. IoOn
strong cwt at l8a20tc.
D Barnes sold 81 comrnoni.h H. Steers for Ulerch, 81
W ". hnehe sold IS good H. Steers. {. and q cwt
&c. aud trying TO eel Is very good cwt o. Steers
bat had only disposed Of few Of them up TO o'clock
Tuesday, viii no prospect Of closing out
Mich COws-ILcIe IL no material change In the COW
makcL 10 general ID" trade u dun and heh COWS worth
here than In the country IL taxes good to bring
3 and rather ihSn lose the sale TIE call Will De thrown Ia al
that picr Fancy cows and superior mseIs viii occasion
ely run up 80, and even I 100.
WAL CALVES complete drug In the market Wessw
fair lot Of wegrown calves weighing about 100 n each sold
&C. T. ~ though 20 pick OUT few Of the best Toe /.
asked The dead markets full OF veal which sold a.I
Saturday ga Toe = n by the quatefany price that could
be for bob veal" The receipts OF live calves
mousy large. and dressed animals brought In peny by
the river barges ls nearly impossible to sell all the calves
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receiptsthis week
QuoTATroSs-1he following ports OF sales Of sheep and
lamb, by several Of the sheep brokers' who sell
sion viii give the Of per head . week They
quoted d. hive weight for Sheep. unsheared lal2t
cents; Sheep sheared 9dll cents.
The sheep market continued up Saturday much It was
the close Of report Tuesday, when there
Of lie he