New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-13

lint great perfection They owned by John af
Ms Washington Msitet butcher Three o. I p. Conniv
They are or yeW old Ohio Durhsms now estimated a. !.
cw average. The other three are rom , native
red steers which weigh 1890 n. These are oil yefy supco
quality and would be worth l2c b to-day rh7y arc O
Another extra pair Of buockn fact considering that hey
were bought by butcher o. h stana,ps
David Aieon to the Hon Councilman Costello who e2ggh
them upon the recommendation Of be one iSa and
recommended him to take them at 80 for te pair ana
for refreshment" for the company 70 De served up 70 inc
S s.4'F'' Of ''' incoming '4n ''o'''''" 1y' = -
They estimated equal II ct Of bones and muscle are
apparently about q years old minus three eyes bat have the
usual complement Of ribs being easily counted sna viii have
large supply Of rough fat Notwithstanding
their appearance Th. venerable pair Of resi- Jersey
Blues" said owned by Gov. Price long time ago
and have since they retired service in
value Of meal than the present value Of te Ioa
sell them for croekery crates than Tor pee We ecp
mend that before these are tney sns
specimens Of what NewJerey produce beside three
ca@1v Has anybody about Washington Market got contract
fer beef which such stuff as this can be slid
in with little s'' COWS VS. AND CALVES
TIE Mich Cows market $ Sh the bee.
Veal Calves are also duer than they been few Of the
S s os Common onss re dull owing to the
THE SHEEP MARKET.
While beef low and pork drug and poultry be had at
pces sof Sheep as prevailed months Then pets
were salsbe at l2l salsb at Sc The ma,ss,
Soc head In fact il that in the day it did
Monday opened quite G5t a hsre an. %s that e
like blanket upon all the IRE that buyers mad exhibited
and the day proved as dull in doors as out.
Tuesday morning being clear and cool the market opened
little more brisk but it dropped again. the weather
eyinced no sign Of continuing cool. -
We found at Browning that about 900 head had arrived
Tuesday morning and Of the FIRST sales were higher rates
which would not dress each and another lot all
stalled long Ewes from Canada held eic with &c
at g. r5s and by the seller at 65 rs.
Probably lust as good Sheep sold before night &C. net
n and good fair quality were had &c. and to-day
hnd buyers want pretty f, quality Of sheep estimated 10 aver
I'VE fnd the daily receipt. at Brownings follows:
45s; eth lO6 7th AGO. 9Th and 9Th none lOth 7i
Notwithstanding the very light receipts Of Friday and saqr,
does not spP sS M iH and Tuesday morning.
The following list will show what large proportion OF the
stock from this State and also that Canada contributes largely
w SHEEP DRovERs AT BROWNIES
From New-York-Cook Burdick SO; John Budd % o. C.
Burde 62 w. r. Powell q; T. Hasted Is; A. b. Archer,
1897 Jacob j. Paner 1Oe; Levi Miller 500 Samuel Brown,
w C. Henick % Samuel HOwsey 29s NJ Coon 1856 j. Van
FROM New Robbins "a Edward Earle 1872
= From ifoIiil ohio-G $. Higgins, 1872.
From lndisns-Thomas Kellogg Isl; ar
From CanadaWian on 1856 B. B Hume 5. li5 Ino % B.
SHEEP RECEIVED By scSR.w o'BKIsS mo- W..
From Newly Yoke. Clum, 1875 COOK burdck, iVo WIN
c. Hennck 81 A w. Mills 1871 Geo Ross lss H. PuTdy 90
Vanbrenner Sneder IA James p. Hotchks 1888 Phil
lips S8 C. Bumb 80 H. N Wright lgl C. Shsoielt IS VIM
p Stickles a. From New Jersey-Thos Comen d. From
Ohio Chas. Harker 20l Total. l,I37.
AND LAMBS.
MeCraw OBen report sales 625 head at SO 81
The following reported by the sheep brokers doing
Thomas G. IaIEin, 554 head, a, 81 80 average
Hart West ST head. a So 70 average.
Robert H. Hume POS 50 This included some
hard lots well some very good ones 20 ea,s "a
3. and Lambs. f225 So 1872 81 81
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week II 2O9 Prices quoted by H. d. Grant
Superintendent the market, 5d5Ic No. This about
M less than last year the corresponding week. when the
he The receipts this week are only than last but
owing to the action railroads good deal less than at this
time last year sS prices So H Snd any sc.s %eeS e
The following Geo w Dormans price Of hogs TINS
First quality corn.fed large size....5iG5s sac,
Second quality eorn-fe :.......:.5 as. o4Got
First quality, small sizes, fat and prime, e,s-
for market butchers. ofg'
Large size still-ed. fat....,......,...'.4sd4t
Second quality stuffed Dec % 1860
hy Black woman commission merchants Eortiethst Drove
Yards North River: For Kerwn Co. Pittsburgh PA SIS
Michigan Ts rOn-fed Hogs 23a n at SSOOc 70,
6 O. Bailey Coldwater Mich, IS confed Hogs av gross ~
confed Hogs ay gross 257 H. s5O0c for
2i3 corned Hogs sv gross 226 ~ So oc for Carpenter
Wilson Holme Co. Ohio 1876 cornfed Hog az srOss "a 70
5ic r. Mckinney Delaware CO. Ohio 50 eornfed Hogs
sv gross 288 No. al SIC for Cockrel Wells Delaware Co.
Ohio cornfed Hogs 22S n at for g. W
al loco for A. Crawford Ohio 90 corned Hogs
i'd HoSs av ross 932 ~ at 4OlOOc Hull Nens Mon
roe Co. Ohio lO7 corned Hogs dressed weight 80 No. at
c for same owners 80 corned Hogs dressed weight l8e
h. at &C. for Hoenback Pa A. confed Hogs gross 2ls
h. al Sic for Organ Copn Laporte Ind l5S corned hog,
G eS Hog az gross III h. at 56iOoc; for
corned Hogs gross 23 10 at 9e LOT same owners %
con-fed Hogs dressed weight 50 d. at 'te Total S5S