New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-14


many have profted by the not to
say .sacy, of who has learned in IS years constant
work. reporting the cattle market 70 judge what might occur
therefore did correspondent complains predict
decline. That prediction did the decline but did
has oher' bi. week Our eOsU9ndent did not pr:tt By
the advice Notwithstanding be could have sold his caHt OF
home for more than they would bnng here to-day.
TRAssP0RTATIoN
The following rates given In tie Chicago live stoek re-
port,ss the priee Of ffeish, eastward from that city;
Horses Cattle. IIoss 100 70
S's.Is.s sS;5 sS ss;'. ';: = ;%, :.. & s: s:
roBr,yALo OR srspEsnoS BRIDGE.
Mich. c. and NJ. s, large iSs sls !oc.
M,cLis.n i Z, Central small cars. o 100 zoe
Fort " syne cars n4 fee,...... l2S lis 'cc.
TO Prrr,BrRaH AND BELL AIR.
p F. w. 4 C., cars Ct 22t feet. $40 eilo 61.c.
Mich. Southern, 2l0 feet esr'.... 100 Ho e7se.
Rate. to Dunkri s. per e" than to Buffalo, when
R.ts: q Dansrl PC per 100 e" than to Buffalo when
IKE freight on tn. Y Central road nom su;PsOoI ns,
Bridge buffalo to Albany !. sos per iCo ~ ana < per
the Harlem road n0I Aoany 70 on, 10 Bergen
The Erie BR5RSEs Eiid Sleits' shfRs All Of bGLlocKs
Henry Kennedy sold their drove Of % good ILLINOIS steers
a, Albany 10 Lawes, Trainer at $40 each, or &c gross
weight They were considered the second oe'' ''0'' ~
CHI, for himself a Kentucky steers 50 Of them very
fine II cwt. sold at Jd l6c. The others weighed = c"@'
Charch, Hord Co., for w. J. Tempe,on at Bergen 2s
Indian, .ser. few cows td7 ewt common "A dl5c ard
for Bate. and scofed % pretty good at ise on
Goldsein for himself 20 Kentucky steers cwt s'ade
psR ,a ansy = 1c 'Tel @ Mya 81 Ohio Steers good 10
cwt sros At i3, on 81 ct and for Finch Lynch state
~ Dalton sod "a illinois and Michigan at the new
yards Saturday at I5c ewt and II Michigan steers 81
a. SDs daea - sTt ~, h.en 81 cw, good
+ C. Tsman Brother, for George Dabey, 80 Illinois
| at drove,
Dabey &! cw, illinois steers, at tdl'.c and 81 f0f WIZ
Mahcla9e OHIO steers q Swt =, ,ic ,,,. s.s bv
himself four Of the best were taken oy '" LA'of "' @"'
W Thomp.on e3 Ohio steers. for B. o. Keller, G. cw' at
/ B1dons for r. Hutchinson "a Illinois fat, nice
bunch Ga cwt-sod at li l6c or close upon tlOo eaeh
w serodt sold W. Laor pair Of red Oxen bought a. ,e
yard. more h'a ye' isS an % ~Hr'fH ~ Tas.n no IN Beod
Wes,ehe-r Co y. " he'd so n at home and 200 10
without edor drink They were tine pair and oronsht
Geo Toaey .oId o. oxen for II. wikersOn. Rated 8,
cwt and brought : 20 each. ,
j. C. Hosx 10 Dotche. Co. oxen. very good sold a,
j. A. Merritt sold 40 State snd Conn COOL
sold a. gc for the and u. Ice for the others Col
Tho Mead frd pair which boaght s'1S l. Meads PAR
S~,g- Lauerb,ck ,ay tho dog I. dead They sold IT'S
i.oi. steers. c fair &c. md lo llhno. steers II ewt
good i.c They ose both commission and freight NJ
Sege keeps Sam company this week they both SICK MI
Enrr prefer, keeping silent phho'0pheay concluding 10
$ g. woodruff Bro sold for themselves, 1872 Illinois
steers bought Buffalo and sold partly at Bersen, for l3a
r. r. Cary for Wilson Bovine, 100 Illinois steers fair
pretty AT y cwt 2tai4:c and 10 Ohio steer. and oxen
r 4. A. Psrsh strong u az cw,. sold Al, l9c average
3 B. Richsrdson Tor A. Couchman 81 Kentucky steers,
common, .esnt ewt, year Old, a. hdlse. =. f.,
iced Wheeler ,oId very hne D1ehe" CO. steer, Tor
w HA,.on Of the big isrton steer fame. Three OF them
weighed 5co b the other, go ~ and sold to w Lsor a,
and on, p,r oyrn-,o w Laor for $50 49, One OF the
hee They also sold 80 steers for j. Moss
s. Uiery Tor il r. Smith 90 Ininoi, steers, medium half
No ircv for " Toole. 81 Hlinoi. steers. common at
,c and 90 for h. C. stanley Illinois steers, com
schue.ter ies H. steers, Ct cwt. 'Od at 2aAc. Sam
Levi for himself % ID. steers, - cw. fairsb, at l2
b,srhs Bray ,od 40 Ohio cattle for foo' ssOod fair lot
of steer, go n, 'od At l5altc. .,.- Ill.,.
J. Auautk Bro. Tor themselves, t st.e steer. heer'
ard oow. Few good .sers of Ayraults own feeding IN
LvnF.on County .old a lsG se four bee, 20 g. owy
for 900 the others sll3d tl2O each The balance o the
cattle brought ll0l3c. 90, So,
dudley Caldwe .od l07 for Hume shs,s' llinoi.
Brfren INno ,eer ordinary At i3di5c on 81 cw 20 for
Js. Elliott, Illinois par here iafo e~t At iJaIi.c 10,
~ H. A,.n, Wsconu. hghi hopPers a. l9ic and Il Tor
Dodge one steers. e3@.on y ew, a.
a BY John csvsand Of s.a.esy 5 to T. "a "a ~, & !.
shade over Se-hey ~eishsd t!p 70 ns,i ana ~ iSa
a, i2dIsc., and - Connecticut oIen sold a, iedfe
"a cwi medium a. IL losing freight from home
and : per bead also II for W Mahom III steers and
Oxen l1!c. on cH and ~ ONO 'eois iot y nun very
good y ewt averaged Lee - steers oxen and cows Tor
Con.r Con..r sold for w " Wood 20 H. at Ber.
gen ia l5c a cwt 10 for Campbell part here state
ter, and oxen fair "a az cwt l3d l5c and with Beach
BRAY g3 m steers Tor Morton Sims, par, Bergen, fair
q Loushnsn tot ughman snider, 81 Ohio very
| good srado Durhsms y cwt., sold st lbdiIe
Haley Co. sold 70 %. dry cows, = cwt, at lltc
Conner had 80 ILL., steers good sac cwt' sold at i2c
j. H. William. sold 4s for Chandler Co, Pa. and
W5odrua FRO, ior Messenger Smith, 80 o. steers fair
! rather green. u cwt-, at ltdi6c.-tops lie.
The cr,cs animal Of th, or any other market the Re
unon steer raised and fed by T. H. Irdp Of Stanford
Duchess Comfy . STATE m Wa. an .ns a.s ana ana
10 niche, around just back Of the fore shoulders.
OF hO, % ,ss sss ss a. Iis ss .Soads
and ert 81 inches the hips and weighed s3 b home
s 3 at %, ya1 lad esS oaa. s Ta aian ne ms. snd
bnhr Of root. per day w Laor oil Centre Marhst bought
him for so paying Aeo for the steer % and cow the
thing in the big line heretofore offered.
M1LCH COWs-We have nothing new to communicate In
the line Win the decline in beef the price Of fresh
COW. gradually working down. that SIS buys pretty
decent mixer aud it takes very hne extra COW to bring
500 Ordinary of slowly. The receipts arc light
VEAL CALvEs-These too, coming In spsrsey that
they do no, to much by way Of furnishing meat
No1. dead calves are sent during cold weather which
MAKES up the deficiency The best calves bring lf6ltic
rarely 5c n live weight Common ysals sell at lOd Ne
bobs 4g 50ds4 each
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Rec.p,'this weef. - . ~
.mb by several OF the sheep brokers' who sell eomm'
on will give Of prices per head this week they
are Ioed per pound 1--we weight for Sheep 81 dIe Lambs
The Sheep Market has been hard all the week though lit
Il. better Saturday and Monday owing lighter supply but
las, wee. we're sold Mond.yn 7io7ic. and good fair fine
wooed sheep brought only 7e eus out VI course r9ushe
lots good deal lower q, 'c to weigh and some
by the he ad would lower still Notwithstanding the rough