New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-07

n N starr O........ s. T. RYAN Co., Iowa.. 70
v Coon O.......... A. T. Ryan Co.. l......... 80
= B. Hedge. Ind ......... g + sanuels 81
y Tongbman O.......... o f. g. Duscol O.......... 20
" sr1er O........... a. T. g. Drsco Pa.......... n
Pancake O............. - r. R,nick O......... %
! Water Ps......... % 4. Merritt. y. N....... j.
Love O.............. 10 W. Church n. i........ 10
Funk Yesge O..s...... so bshaway Christie fa $,
" Vance O........... - T. Kelley loVa.....,..... y
Clsrk Alyord Mass... p r G3,dein ln........ll0
yborp Iows........... smith li.......'''''''''' 20
o. White m............. 81 Backbgrn, o........ Is
J K smith l. r. Murray, y. J........... l3
Nj V Saugbie iud..... 81 Harlem Local, Conn...... q
J Martin n. Y.......... Is Harlem Local. n $50
sev-T Lockwood, " y 81 Harlem Local, Mass...... 10
REMARKS ABoUT BEEF CATTLE.
The total number this wees 42ls head COMPARES with
Sg head a week and with 52S head average per week
year and with $3.50 ior the corresponding week one year
sfo. . A.. .;,
srte 62 head compares 3l head last week, sud
~th 1853 head the week lass year ana VIII
TEE OPENING, OR PRINCIPAL DAY, OF THE MARKET
Monday, March with only 2,6ll head OF bull
SOcs in market and total Of AGO partly esiuaiedl Tor tne
week It win surprise readers 10 hear th prices are strong
half cent higher than Monday. Indeed, butchers say
lon cent and Of the sellers sesnow edge the savsc
e. Fscass stock IL scarce but tne Advance upon tat cas-
u stronger than upon medium and nicHOf Upon some
$taie dslieT. the owners hnd bn nue. IL say soNahce,
butchers that the same soT las. week old ho' ue
9he best drove market g Ohio Durhams averaged tH
at home ;Gd Fe9eTray 1t TbT. a ets bnoei. @
sver last week which weigh ESQ ID, sold to-day
ssir Western steers Missouri raised aud liuoi: fed,
generally good condition As 20 faies though some OF mem
Some Of The opcomry cattle have sod at over y, advance
npon last week which in adv OF the previous week
State cattle are generally from d6c though some rough
lower and fat and smooth may bring little
higher But al the prices named trade has been slow apd IN
shc afternoon dragged rather heavily S! al must sell, as
che supply Is entire small for the demand and with
similar supply week, there will be s stronger ad
vance The weather is extremely favorable TO dioveTs beng
xles dry and sharply cod fr tile season Il alone Is enoug
10 make an advance Of &C. The cause o. the snort sgply
ssh Ego Which Psysnd . va, snS In to
Sol lO. lO held - I'D
THE CLosK gAEKfT
TuesSav March 6.-Tbere is but Little to sdd this weeb,
shout the close market except continuance Of tie
enc clear cold weather and closing ont this morning Of az
aAe reunsnts left last evening at fol good
prices yesterday though slow butchers are very unw
ing pay the advance which on The whole tsking price
and weight con.idero l. fully equal to thgeeio urhs
of cent pound better than week ago There ait 10 He'h
Tnnsportston ,eros. the bridge at Albany IN ful
operation Of per load Of stock being b. Cd 10 the
freight bills which through and are pal a. AeIton
Of sales Of cst,ie some o. ne oioVeis ore ospoo
grumbe little at this high toll" end say that they couI9
drive their cattle al esE cost We grant that six c-f oaeS
cattle might be driven and ieTeo over ioi res tsh
that men would have 5000 grove huiee
over the hills end through the streets and on the Terry boot
snd up 10 the East Albany peer, psTlculIy IN Iuy
zine the toll the bridge IN dollars VINE he ost
shYee much in damage 70 his stock On sne CAY
soads OF cattle or sheep IN. i9u WI he les .n ne - -
driving bile the saving Of dfnere is Immensely IN voi %
abe We look upon tire bridge Sc one oi the gfees
boons that railroads have ever Soil.iieu uP9n -
ehoud not only pay the toll freely but tnaitIu ~ tho
irest tdyanages We have doubt the bridge VIII afg'y
fcre.e tie business Of the stock transportation by way Of
a. and sheep loaded upon the Harlem a. Wet albany
and uuosded at the new marketphee epove orAsLe,
directly INTO the pens The operation Of Pnin2 Gown
and moving stables ard yards IRON forty.ioaTt1-
OF, % "g b conple5sa before the III o; Bsy Ii
a. ;bo intention Of the Mssrs Aeron % N up the new
IN The most perfs ct manner which twenty year,
' ,b bn.i,es' has tsugt them is neoe,sary for
such su extensive business a. is done in the New oIh cute
sseiv and an addition to the present mansion o. 100 rooms
Fo hotel accommodations. i Is also IN Paion 70 hs'r
al ot from the Jersey aud ud-on boa landed
30.
Oh railroad upon that side will their ADVANTAGE N TINS
par Of the 4sment The People vii rejoice to see stop
~ BROKERs' SALES or BULLocKs.
s G. Woodrua Brotier or j. Martin 10 State steers and
heiie4 fed by H. D1on in Genesee Co. very IN gr1des
.wt fod at and nt beIsc al BONG go, B ueSS
ind.ans oTdn1ry % good cwt' a. 10 .,s,
sr Below iss ."S ''p '-'. go, 49,,
sbsrsf swin sold y Du,ehess County and oxen,
70 " pi,to yery good "a VT to W. Laor
y SO; pair for Mr. hoy OF Sharon Conn., Tor sli'
j. Levi Co. soid 1875 illinois steer, fair ca cw a. ia
'Nyh Glover f,r A. L. Ba,enan Sc prime Ohio grade
Y)rlfS 81 cw very lue The best n.ulrSet Of l7alWc;
sew 81 Home weight 1914 u. Thomas Madison Of Clara
Thompson Coon sold a. Ohio seer' "a ewt bought cat
sle good at 6d7c - booshi Of hsls%sy oaf ~ rsp
pyysnis steers q ewi scsa st IL. @I'c aud 10 LIMOS
CtnIcb Hur5S Co 70 for guEley state scerr common
n, lie on c; 10 oI De Kay NewJeTey ordinary
"a ryt AZ he IL for W Church State oxen from Orange
IorIy medium i5a6c. 81 bought Of o. White OF the
.rd, illinois steers fair ~ cgt sold VI 6c 10 state cattle
Ber Moore q Hurd good oxen, 81 cwt. al I4altc. .
r. CI Tor himself 80 Ohio s,eers ~ Of them very fine q
ov-t sold a lie the others u i5c, on cwt
Sac Huahes sold lOwH ard heifeTs, mixed iol
He'd smith, cwt, At la l6cs u ioT j. Smith indiana
vteers fne and heavy, cwt., ~ lIdl6c. 49, 800
Coney CongeT sod lsC of Bersen for Wood Gilespe
Illinois ees SAG cV 1T la l6c; 81 here Tor ga
ME Funk Ohio and oxen common % rwt al 100
l6e and with Beach BTay 27 Illinois steers Tor Morton
Sire p1; al Beren; lot Of 80 were good and bfony
16aI5c few Ge. =! cw other common SOLO a. i'4Ioc
ELonebsu sold g Of his fat Ohio grade pgrhafns
pvt lCQl7c u Of the tops to j. hsIrs az FiSV eeeH
Wietware Quincy sold 25 Ohio steeIE for Renick'
BERGEN l7.c Cd 6lt ewt Y for j. Bates slate oxen
good. sdl2 ewt. at i6c aveFage. a, ,c
r. o. Neil ior himself 10 State steers, decent hesh Ill"
N alive sold at l4t-, let. . -.
George w Maria .old y light Ohio steers ioT Nj snide
o. l5a &c. on % c~t m
p cwt l5dl7c.; 60 Illinois stiers for Frost Il cwt
aud for H. D. Strf 81 rough Ohio sterfS AZ II
Ulery foI ". Vance - Ohio and oxen, y cwt
at 6c average aud for Blackburn. % Ohio steers YER
e. MT BseEburn. IN III shlAtd County.
Bright Fagen sold ~ state siers For stever Lockwood
IL H. thin and poor At l3d l4c and "a strong, heaV
Nos. OXEN, for Clsrt Alvord. sal3 cwt at 7al9ic.
(;of Barnes bought 10 Illinois steers al the yards
fiuu drove 2 cwt sold et i5dl1c
2 Brady sold the premium Ohio steers bought o. Tough
man week q C. Adoph. at poe v n So ID v The,
were splendid steers, weighing G 80 ~ sross.
Psdlnng iioag bought a. good Kentucky cattle al Albany
i.d Il cwL md aveaecd 10 a. tie ys d. selling at1t dino
Rndlone sod fsf 81 Y. slah rier 81 Indiana
kinm. cyf,. Of ~ - eve aec. - each
Uesisy 1 Co.. lOT fdeueNs - liIHos heoIf, good fa
Ist o. u rut soil al nc tyeircr.
MILCH COWs-Ihsfe b.. been n large ad ilon 20 th
90 M Flf Af fNHf