New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-24

TIE OPENING, Oh PRINCIPAL DAY, OF THE MARKET.
Monday, Jan. 2.-This 10 reported by droyers
S.ny . tn. :ad SSs marie,
Of tho rstrbroks eoncede decline Of cent pound
upon the rsirn rae. Of Monday Sos q Ds bsss s.
tIsn last week sill ,h- rsnse Of quota IONS Is IS we as ~
ssths, Is b, lever eau" .Ss a; .O s0.
ehocs-, in.tsner, drove OF Oio Durhsns eo-Iea
which sveis.rd only be scis good fir Illnol. drove,
AVERAGED only lie. Several ofihe buyers OF upcont e.s
to suit falling Market ard all the Wetrrn complain 81
having paid too high sId not being able TO 1--we uhes' tns
any The OF confidence 10 those who
usually buy 'ock on the wsy here 10 shown BY the nnno
not usnsy through with their stock The butchers
also rviner decided disposition rot 70 buy largely ehset
6tclss bu. for tis the nsikt did not open as active a II
did ls, Monday, aud for all below scs'', trade was de-
&c p ID than Monday morning 1t viii be rrmen
berd however that they opened high Last week and declined
has been hut there great many esi uusod
at and trade dragged slowly Till night The sae eae
OF sst Tuesday mostly durEs the week e1d he
arket opened this moiuins with 3is3 thr b!ok. snd
nrsry all them in tae yad OF these bu, small portion
ino. .re. siieh ell t q. asl1c srrlssns say The
weather to-day is sharply cod and dry and favorable to
CLOSE OF tn. MARKET
TH6oy Jsn. 23Sone of drUvrr. this h The hard
tst market for them oftte seasona 1t impossible to buy
low enough in the country to meet the steady del ne OF peel
cattle IL s.Tis ;yy svn es s sOdSd t Ssny S arc
certainly many rstte IN first hand. 'han there were
those tee.ird mus, judge Our opini ]. Ges sIpre.rd
that permanent d. cline has commrnc'd with anytbns
.1S p sSd
!. possible to teP up the pree 81 ne.t ~ n
tie nsrset year sso Il indeed surprising Tat prices
reasp even az i;h as hey are ri eek for real
in the quanrs AMI con-dr thnt mo.t eItrsoro nary
prcr compared With year whn hey aud corn were
worth shout double whs, hey ia TIL. market wnrn
We consider had cattle IN market last week hin
could BE- sold at sno,scn aud that have reported e,
lead mi. week surprising that the Of stock has sod
udi b l:c, aud that the ua'ket closes TO-
dsy dull and v viii good many cattle zen oyer nowa
den, that bailocts must stop coming or prices must come
down. There Is no help for II
BROKERS SALES or BULLocKs, a,,.
seige Lsut,rbeck sod 81 ohio Steers ned ewi -
n.s s1o aoeh1 Bergen Is 0io steer. and oxen
r. kuowlefonr Tor sl45 each 7c strong ba ance q,
se aud for H. Lair. IS Ohio caite fair oxen and
Bodlong Brown for j. j. Trotter IS Iincl. good
and oxen for j. Allen. 3, ewt, c. average, slo6 81.
Masking loss Of s!s2 OF ~ lot.
Dudley Caldwell, mostly at Berger 10 for Hslenbecl'
a State dry thin at lie on ewt ~ for Cae. ss.s
s sS.; f fr ,Sc e. for WIZ REED i
rougsh Pa. and steers evil l3i0l+c Tor j. q.
Tnse 81 State COW. aud steers ordinary It cwt, i'c
' Mead Bsrne. sold lco Ohio steer. for j. Moss au. fat
cwL cattle at l6c average They were fed by John Boss'
Sage assh. Smith les Ind s,se5 G,, nsi1.r
GS e o. e. for Poll Polly
orri good sold at ls: aud Tor NJ Coy - Ohio
i S. tram cavsI 81 for 8. HUFF, e, ew steers from
| Ilinos, sold at l5GiTc. hey wee good drove .
n. Westhsmer sold 50 for Tinker Marr. Ohio u cwt
p ooISe ias very enc 9, cwt Ken'uchy ,teer. thu br,
large 's ic the top, bSSsh sboa, 49,
'' con.y consi 4 Bergen Indiana 70, @
s" On 's: e~ $ ici sm e. Co. pH%n .ssn.
ordinary Il cwt ct lic; $50 for Morton SIMS Illinois
;tsrr, Il average on ewti u here Tor same owners
&c MaSiS. Welsh y Ohio steers. very good q ey,
.I S o % "a mixed ss Sesa ssf sii $50 gross
isn esI" Brother fer o,.& Rankin IS Illinois steers
fair q cwt at i3ai7c aud for L. FoO', "a Ohio sseer fat
Roicoals baldwin for themselves, 60 Tnoi. steer. of
sVccsS ss1 HaS cS '% "f sS s Ohio
and OYER fair to good cwt at i6dlac I'D Brrren 10
y ss :r 'S' csuss Sn
o"rnsy z Ss si s:.9y svsT mixed S
oxen kniaen Co. end at Bergen % for F. BlaSsIty
STATE w: ssa sl ups S1 .. y III
ia Ice. on Il drove and for j. Malcolm g
sl'a ss Stare few se
W.. Cooper, for himself. 10 Stale steers oxen aud cows
mixed, 81 cwt, common, at lUd2c.
W. Thompson Tor Coon Fsrbine 50 ILL., steers and
fair u cwt strong At Itic. and 80 for owners
q ew H. steers, steers. fair at i'a ec also % n.y. cattle rough
y r. Cary 81 for W. Hatch Co., III steers, light, com
q ewt. l3a5c, average c and IS o. steers for
G. Cohmsn, some few heavy mostly hight Ct cwt sold at
4. NJ Aerton for himself among others fine H. Of
hi. feeding In VIII rated % cwt, and sold for lac
plump; and hpifer for los, rated cwt, very fine.
r D. Neil, for himself g. light Ill cows and heers, cwt
H. Dalton .od % Of HE own Kentucky cattle bought at Al
bsny for &c live weight and sold here i3c losing
| freight and making no commission
W. Florence IS New jersey and oxen, for Doan
MUIR au1f. ~ io1si sr aeco%1l.. Ohio steers very
s"sd or l.: road By he Ns~j'sy Central Railroad until
ulery o. for j. Dunswsy, Illinois steers, dscen. 81 cwts
Go o. for J.. Mcintyre. K.n,ucry, grade. medium,
scant cwt at Ice So for L. Smith, Kentucky cattle very
common to good. scsnt cwt average at Efc.; H.
for w Hogan, Kentucky cattle good steers scant cwt, at
MILCH cOws-The supply Of fresh cows Is igh. thi.
week bot they doing no bter they the contrary
new mitch COW. viii 'i bring aoS 10 each but take,
500 $50. Coapon and poor COW. are seidsdIy io~.
selling at ESQ sGs esch and In little request nice
,rvegyesr-od COW With caf week old sold for
VEAL CALvEs-There decline In live calves, the
cepts being very light Dressed yeals lower Prime
es,rs f.s Ise Medium csva. Of isias h .e !. i2aisc
while small yess Of 30 H. thin bring s0ioc Be
s sh.' s o e ,es
| each. S
Receipsths werk. .....................1sl8o
QuoTArIoNl-The following reports OF sheep and
lambs By several Of the brokers' who sell on commits
sion viii give ths Of prices per head this week they
none.
The Sheep market was counted very hard In report
insf III orpX