New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-13

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,Scsr o5o II a Is. and LABS Tat VOID dies. Il q 4 q.
prce The range o. old sbeep's 7Glec D. and 1mI,
.ns tAr i Is % enoy ia The ppy
end II rsny psos trsfdns ewes are worth NOR tns n
wrad be here We hesT Of ,oas large sales Of owes TO" ono
The oOrtp6d hh poe Of Pe Keep. up the price Of shssp
ton for the meat! but We gees It Is not
t !. much better since the wse.ssr turned Cool
The eeip: at Bresn@F' esce Day -ers q s, Ss
20 5 i, ~ bl 9 I s,sd thu s a quite ..
active q it va, yesterdSy end i'y ee sore,.
From New.Yok-A Hclbfoek. ls7 Robert l. Bamber isI
Hove rs O smith p Lew Milsr 40 r. acSI.g'
III Edward Barow Ii; Bsusrd Pal netsr 81 Berose. Cook
l6 Dsnifj Dibbie, 2ss William Wood, IS; sils Sweet
AS@.trqns e T.yq5 IS Pets. Kla i:i. az
~ B ssgwf R i@ Bs. b fo
From 0hio-HirAm Eickerson. 2l2; o. stonctsr i%i r.
Frrm Csnsds~JObn simons ls p Smith lsa B. P!nkhsm,
From Vermou.-stons Royce si.
From IndAns-Thons Kellogg 1854 ,-
From New Jerey-Petet Bloom 50 George B. HOaoombe'
shetP received by MeGIsw oBrisn; James Cole i
Van Buskirk 49, n y R McGaw, Lee, n Y; CSihn, Win
"a I Harden :, ysporsmsE y y; 9smd 'SnIs
~ ~ J. stlws B a. y s. Fitch ill., n S n Rely 81
JsDk III EN- Dsbs. hSans Is T Diamond
Co LEA, n Y; Capt Budd SO n \ G. Haysredt a. q :
Bgu:s NJ S. eo1. an9i a
James Hilbert Ohio. 2O2i total, 2 S2s
LAMBS.
MoGrsw rsports of q In the aggregate ae7 at
Of 50 IS head SOM extra good Lsubs sold to
retail butcher at s5a4s bead about 2c. net y ~
The lots generally range from little less than each 81 So
Tfere Of Lambs in all the sales; and P,Op quality
Of Sheep very scarce and will probably continue and
command hEh rates In Autumn
Bell Kent sold the following lots Ill Pennsylvania Sheep
and Lambs for VIM A. Larue, 500 so 90 do for Miller,
op b Hocomb s2t Is 50 do for p A Bloom, san iis
n Lambs L. Be Lis S46T. Toa 479, at So so
John C. LeIkn sole e7s Sleep and Lambs at e. aseTss
Robert Hume sold 6l Sheep and Lambs at 90 81
THE HOG MARKET.
The following are quotations Of Henry d. Grant supen-
tsndent Of the martet OF the value Of hogs to-day:
First a. atty co'n-fed hog, i've weight, b6t6 6}c.
Second quality
Disti.ry. 4 d. 0ote
With lmot double the number Of hogs on sale TINS w. ek the
market has improved rather than fallen Oh and the stock has
sold aos a. fast as II has arrived daily excepting Sunday
There that makes regular business Of selling
hog while honest folks church. IL prObabl. that he
viii be ashamed Of himself some day he gets d growth
w Dornsn gives the following the price Of hogs this
Prime heavy wes,'n corn-fed Hoss.6j6ei s!asi
Prime heavy Y corn fed Hogs...6t6tj act
Prime hght cornfed Hogs.........bt6ot gd%
Heavy stilfed Hogs................b a 10
Light stl-fed Hog. G6t 7tdH
Sales Hor fer the week ending Sept Il 1859 by Black
vromsn Commission Merchants FortethstTeet Drove Yards
For Capt Yoho EsstOn, Pa Ice ted Hog gros. 2s2
h. se for same 3vneT lz ef hos av ssS ~ L ID
gross 1856 n a.. sOsc For jenkins Pect Summit County
Ohio Sc corned Hoss gross 20 n at SSeoc For John
Underwood, Yates County, N Y, l@ stlled Hogs gross
$50 No. at 2slCOc For George Ross Cortland County
T. 20 corned Hogs 2lb b. al &C for zane owner 81
corn fed Hogs, 2S ID at 6olOoc. For r. Judd,
Broone County Y 81 corn fed Hogs 30+ H. ct bic
For p Hotchks Cortland County, NJ Y, 81 ornf-d Hogs
gross 233 ~ at 6c For Cook, Cstarsugus County NY
Co. EsstOn Pa l8 still fed Hog gross 2o5 H. &C. Total
SO Hcgs.