New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-31

., NJ. profitable for min win b. noticed In the
there s'; ossa ~s N woe na
that n . receipts In excess Of the demand ,,,
~ se st and so down 70 &C. by the pound
md down unknown how depths when 500 % ne a
& o. thai numbeI too many for the market We
dort believe Tia all in the tables at AIerton toy
cold NJ puy mice and such lie over TIL TO moro" WI" W
" p bt butchers pc.se offer They cannot otter q;
low - The of Of hem 80 far as their value 'or 1000
"'' Oe ''n"'e THE SHEEP MARKET.
We found the selling Pcs. Of sheep sne ,b lambs t week
an dun tb. week the market is reported a. having oeep
worse sii We Jersey Lambs sell &C "a safI ano
Others SO The latter were grade soutn poTh
Tir locking sh,p about ~ ID sold at esch Inc
heep market sh street isnow worth visiting We never
lie ss con ted his improvements H. has room 70 tae ~
to sbeer end everything about the p,ens mas
apee and have no doubt Will attract business while the
feer tshed OBren rot to be behind his neighbor has
al,o very much improve his place. by mssns new Pms h o
four times a. many Sheep formerly be handled with
greater comfort and sellers and we doubt not more
tocE in dry light well ventilated stables There is room now
in Sixth all the Sheep that come into the city Tor
Ohio now furnishes about half Of the stock in this market
The quality Is lust fair medium. Beside the large increase IN
about SO head Philadelphia. which went direct TO the
gbr pens and know that large numbers q lambs IRON
h. nds end there also this great numbers received
y the market boats where they sIe reaga as se up Of
Isnts Which IN a, 20 TO So each The daily receipts a;
BTcwning. were 22 e1s COL 2c SO5 s4s a, ,ovunes
fyom o1ie~s. McBrde 1893; b stilman 4e6 Tnomas Hos
, s. 1s re- B B. aSleo@Ss 49, William Weller Andrew
ter Wells Oliver ki #ad S. ,6 MayPssy .Id
s g. Riyn s Is ffT becL so2 e. Jso5 B
Isl Jacob Wetzel s3; f. R. Wells, H. John s. scSomR b.
Total lO26 From PeaHsytdHid-James McElroy az From
HsS ' lSk HAT wessS D. N. Ad'it "a Edward Barnes
10 rseeed BY Mcraw oBen Charles Carroll lal
ant NcCraw 375 James Whteman 5D and lsaac simmer
e. new.Yort 40; VIM Jones Mich, ll2 = seight New
ION IA s Tho. % BAnon Do 80 L. schooaker do IS
While DO. 10 Jackson McCsrty do, Oh and A Alain New"
''''''' w. SALES or SHEEP AND LAMBS.
NcGraw 0Bren rsport six lots Of sheep seven lots Of
iod as ows 20 IS 96 30 at SO 20; 26 at IS SCI 10 at
IS 2a 62ai ~ 81 80 at *6 ~ at IS 40
Al Brownilg the following are the reports OF
Thos Lsrn, tl4 Sheep at ~ average and ~ LAMBS al
tIac9H les .. Than an. + t each Oh .,sr.,s
i. MGfo I sheep Ind LC 81 aTss'i b. Be Kent
mostly JeIsey Lambs for the following IS L. Bells
s2sI IS 70 Tor VIM Weller sI23 los for Geo HoleoH6e
ss IS iSI Peter Bloom sig 3 tGE E ES Hunt q
sls2 Al Richard Bells Sts SOi for g. Wells eS5 %
Bloom s2ss 80 for Jacob wetze 4iOs 20 for Richard
Hocombe sl7 80 for John g. schomp $lOsas heed aver
age S4S9 r,,r, ,,oo u,prrn
The receipts have large the past week and there are
no hogs market except few ditiery ed ones which have
been waiting nearly week ior iad oIe,; E bh i
dr. H. the sort that sell most readily and st the
hiPhest rates -, ep...t
street where all the hogs landed and where nearly all
are od gives following quotations for such hogs as noted
above: n H. gros fd6lc This large variation is owing TO
quality Lots with old fact any but pyed ones are
injured in value more than such worth IL would De
better kill them home and feed their cacase 70 the etne
hogs Nice smooth and speyed ows averaging O0
no ~ will outse any other Mr. Grant quotes heavy lat corn
hogs this morning at 6lc gross with pens all clear ana d't
lery-ftd hogs slow at5td5sc ,.-x. 4,
N rTiy yeserday eight cars i've OF which went di
rect Chamberlain Haed Co., and the others were soo
before night and Up to-day had come In though
We heard Of several lots on the Fort Wayne road.
George ". Dorman gives the following as the
HOGS THIS TEEk 49,.