New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

Monday mornng' upsoA evening though sales wee
r heed e.msed 70 dress on the about II n
each very Improbable stock for all parties and e pity
hat shIod 60 to the butcher o, this time Of ye when graz
ssed by several Of the brokers Monday ths. their
lambs sssres %s sy ne decrease uron Sheep
was not more than half dollar on the average 500
ce 1s IeISg Of SSsR the The naSsr IN the %
% M Is Of IT, MT Moore Cic for Brown
ing the numbers received there in the r six months Of
.losss Indiana. 7sa Vermont. 1eS
NewJersey. 2s0 Kentucky. S7l Iowa ls6
ohio. Michigan CAS- canads
suppose that shout hi. proportion win hold good for all
Of prices upon Lamb; 'bs arrival Of Lambs nom the Wet.
Ing upon larger stock han usual Of Jersey Lambs which
pxs Se again n' oS S'
s ssSdi l%I Sas ss @ si
How yer, important to the ss . that they should look
that will command a good price.
Arrivals this week ofsheep droven at Browning's:
% SsT patia III a yR m Dsno Meta
I2; David Poncher 2O2 Peter Kilmer 172 Morgan 1911
wI Yort elS Thos Hos'berry S. Levi Miller, 49, William
i5t% jsr.sy-Eiehs!d Bsi. 1870. D $ crsme5 o. NJ
f M om1@ e olive k1 :i5 5.
MsybeHy, CO. = sTee:sy So 10, sco,d ID TO-
From Oto-R McGIaw 1874; Henry Downing 2io; H. Fish,
1871 VIM Myers sS6; Budong simons Co., 200.
A.
From Canada-E. Owens 1876.
SALES oY SHEEP AND LAMBS.
We give few reports Of sheep brokers' sAe to show the av
AT Brownpgs-Thos Lakin sold s24 Sheep and Lambs in
Hart West sold $50 head mostly Lambs, at sal2c net
P jose ph McCarty sold $50 at 50 50 average.
Robert H. Hume, ia at 81 oe average
The receipts being Oo head than last week and not
the third week In November last caused decline in
the prices of fully 81 cents head Sheep and Lambs both
some of which sold low shings head Contrary to
expcsO9 there are mot % ana e b T0,s ne
being the ga Of July ~ssa The .de E NEXT e, wes I
July /. 1884, Jolly 2, l,475; July 4, l,s23
McGsw oBrien report 2,726 head sold at of
Sheep received by McGrsw OBrien: 11s1 Capt R. No
GRAY 70 s.h SnSS % Hunt g r1ay s,Ss s d s W.
Ancestor lss s srones, s72 Hmlor 40 W: Psynes 81
Plain, Co. 7s Den% ~ Vs. GS A,S A1oT
Buttsor rs j. stiwel 20 T. Coleman, NewJereyi John
H.lsr Ohio. Total SS2
THE HOG MARKET
Henry D. Grant Superintendent of AeOns Hog Yards foot
Of Foreth street and Hudson River the great and only
place for swine in the city reports the receipts Of the week
ieht 6ld6c Heavy dslley Hogs 81 lace light the
The Der reported last year In June was 20 6o This year
in June including week in May, to make II
with weeks Of June last have only $685. de-
1890 The receipts ofth first week in July last
comparatively very large supply this week is quite sufficient
for The deGes Pce and that We should ond ut noon
to-day about 800 head in the pens unsold
W. DoRsAS's
PRICE, THs wBEY.
Live weight Dead weight
First quality corn.fed large sze.... s!aSSc. 7issO
Second quality, corn.fed.. .";....6 a6ic. 7ibsc.
First quality small szes, fat and prime,
for market butcheIs ..'..''....'.''' eidoto. d99o
Large size stillfed fat ';;;:''''."s:geSf .S,c
Smell sizes choice stock hogs....... ! No, ,v,,,a5
Ordinary common stock......)