New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

sihe Dawson 6 State Steers, Oxen, aud Stays for w NJ
Rouse and Is Indiana Steers, for R. Culver SAL
Pickering sold for George Risey 90 lowe Steers at ga
Sc and 90 good Missouri Steers and Oxen 8GlOc 10 for Cow
dry Td9c 10 for Sooemaker Pennsylvania stock at Sd9c
Is or Ross Miller state stock at oGsc and do Tor Jones
Doty Martin Brown sold for W. Geary Delaware County
Ohio II Steers 81 average at Gl0c Is good fair
Ohio Steers Tor T. L. Keer, at u 0c 10 for Abbott Jersey
Steers at sc 81 light Steers ST Julius Ps''sr o. rhtdepss
Davis of Wayne County Ind their 1--we wegn al Pittsburgh
two days a, the Washington D9yearis and aer that time
Mr. hely's place, corner OF Thy-seveth street and Ninth
COWS AND CALVES-The trade in milch continues
for long time in dull small Of retail
have been waiting for to enable them
e the fat which would make demand for fresh
are only soe d Common eoss with young csvs
held at an average Of good many that be
sold FOR That There was on unusually large number down the
WLtered thus isr where the hay that VIII eat in Winter
is worth than the would sell for in the spring
Veal calves in good demand at 'dItc d. live weight
and few very extra at Be- How much pound cannos
those sell for that arrive young and weak they cannot stan
we can that arrive and sold and cated
hence carts and believe they kinnedk
ing is not necesSsnd the meat sold to human beings who
by the KIDD permission Of the civil authorities OF this CIV
died city Probably nine en the calves sold by the pound
this week have been at &C. " pound.
THE SHEEP MARKET
On Tuesday found very moderate supply OF sheep
Browning Brens and so far We could Judge
the transactions Witnessed concluded that hoch
=. saL!.
IS 90 yesterday We noticed In La[kns pens 70. 81 Vh h
stock medium WOOL coaseboned opgegged, weua,,ed tnas
he estimated al near 20 n each held Sit 80 ahead Iheso
very good sheep for the butcher having large aaoe
with rough fat, but the meat IL not OF the Ana 80
economical TO the being coar.egalneo nr il
uu IA waste of bone and, excep; In country where Psshie
of no value and and hay low priced and
breed for the farn.r the sheep are enormous 80 bady
have but one thing recommend them-theS % ney pound
and hen well led usually sell for GOO Pr. and
a. Is Indicated by lot before If they a ~ aeat the
sell AZ Inc nc nearly 2c pouhu 30 ibe
a, sLng the pelt and lat and ona IN - rrnas ~
above lot was one at Aert9n ht we don't think
ao o. Erench merinos. Although wethe's, VI In
4, GOD economy for farmer to sell -nch socA H. g ond
II soou beore shearing time when e "oud
w. are than half a. much he gets no" ioI @ mp aIe
100. ~ en-, French merino upon he sheeP % hv
Nv ~ - GOOD mutt sheep, which WIN dress when Wen
~ e., as poupds aud they ALWAYS stu Tor a. much
-su otber .took because the pets are valuable, and
tein he sale Of the poorer ones, - l., -. .,,l .
ne hIst I'd sod by ThomssC Laikin Of them Ii So
s,imard 20 dress two oihem 20 10 each and two -
a w yyt Tbis " ond make rather costly meat.
~ Naore clek for ming remarks to-day tina. the
s5a:ec better than last week The daily receipts
900 All "a lO4 ia, 800 The pens quite
iSh good deal Of stock has come IL lately
porsd any market going directly to the slaughter pens Sew
r M butchers Albany and Philadelphia and purchase
their stock In preference to this market.