New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

Valentine Martin 90 good Illinois SsIsrytsd ,ts.rs and
fat oI.n on their account, .. extreme Iriess q s1lc
Bot 4 n s Il s.nS 81
E5 ' %9.n. .sss .eh sosi many essS hsssS
~ oxen snd pretty hard le 70 ;s The poorest d0.: ;s
les S:.S we're rssssa Harry Hard .vsss
t John sy.ns :o a rood fair Ohio Duh.m Ss
ac sSs'' e q FssP nsi. ....:s1
~. s:tssr: y..I ID. Which s,:rsssS i s.: ma,
.s lao a. ss CHI Yer; .ss isa we're
s1s sced md .oS a S sseS w. A'
sSse Ce Which ss came ~sybsS for csiI
hnsnIy Meyer 80 for Mccoum Indian. Steers q svt
witt a ss: e. for Smith Z
If: s.:s.
9s Of r. :s :. e. "
srst nor 30 good the drove last week but stu pretty fair II
S \. Week Be-
oS,sr 1lsn IS for ~ Irwin from Northern .n of
hi: .ys &. S sna 'o's s sss '"
'n Th ss Whsee i for B..bls Seymour heavy nei.
stock that average at home and ~. ssn.ssd here
sslsssa sw-nO h1e-ssl at 'ci the whole finally
average y S,,t 50 Inoi. di.tsr. Ramsay svsrs.
and ell Al &c for the top for Glenn Iowa Oxes and Steers
sssc q for Rsy nod Missouri Oxen and Steers 0asA but
~ clcob O. for John Moss. good fair old;yls Ohio
sssr . s,s. s. sw sqa sysa @ Albany
n cwt Illinois steers, sell ct poor chance 70 mAAe
Abbott SO for Z. Smith, MIXED lot Of Indiana t0eh
Il % ss:s Sasn sns :s sh 4
Illinois steers sell &C. 30 do bought AiDsay .e
aSon cwt ls State dIler. bought Albany sell %
Tom Calls is bought Of Brady Albany essimsed OF cwt
&c essssa As.sn .sps ssi, own ss. md
s. aS.ay sSsy sS 1 ~ they
r s jssa Il met common Illinois
stock fu but not first rate win sell and
R:% 'Ss a's
s;s M sT ssTs SO '''"'''a '"'
he Isaac Budons - for HsnacI good fair MsS .ts:.
ces: f.S s. :Tsrs Win I'll an
market s "a 70 o s,. 'T BE- ,It sS %
ws.n 0 G Il should head that he estimated Al
h".s weif sla :. H' fsr
md sss I'd S. :Sa az s They '
Sale: Nm, here tRs ssf :n ss:a . for Howell
Sens at Sc; Is for N. b. Coffin rood fair inoi: swt-
s s .ss st Sc p ps head as i've
W. cui, Is for Jss fsrhns, fair Illinois swt 'tse" 81
'd Pickering F: = x. i mi mol ::ss :.
saS sy..n &. .,a. sss. Tus sbSfs
Having rough Iowa and steers, u cwt eseh Tor
di.s. sss.; q ssSs Fry good iss. s.,
ds .y s.s. g pons for orb bondufsn good Illinois Il ~
Steer w Fs sS S, for Crockett. fair swt Illinois Steer ats
aes is for Cute rough Illinois Oxen s % fSI Wsod'
'mOO fat Ohio DuIh.m' cwt o % 10 t's ass
jerry Church is for Pschheld all Ohio di'sisyied bai'
' ST ss,a Psser i Warner good fair Ohio o1en and
Steers sdsic sl fOr Geo Kinney naId 10y s o.
'Gf 0m r1iS, leave market on Tue.dsy end he
ner Of bis brother EgOsr awe known and much re'peee'
'' @ooaas Dudley Hornwgrth ine: s:ss 'nS
o Burnett s good InOi, Steers ua :: s. sssye
iSs Fsr s COWS tSs as Ss BIZ csI slss
s. IL auf the p bs wsl
End the stables crowded much a, has been Ssua az. S w
E ISS foe Ssn ss. got green .aOrd oGd feeding
Iovsto V ,be case We noticed fine large naI
Cow cid al SO and think that top price, e1oep TOT fancy
csve. selling no bette, sGa' I n. msie and few
sos5 ss c.v. have Brought o. live weight bat hTs vn .
Ordinary bring &c s s cam s Ss :o "a.
mOoth H @ Soa aS.r oS nOr IN future while supply
,nd Our eport. DO ve the on%s.r a
e9osn into Se Vas. EysI or rOm Long Island and Jery
bIin Calves which are .oa a neat D se and
Ts Ss. It sn SS.1 fsoa than
Il p,Ss%SSSs; % sSd IL sss IF acS calves
positively prohibtsd-we mean 'ueh - are 'enHs '' "
81 2'0si !" he ThE SHEEP MARKET. ,,
Tn. marie, has been pIsy . ..sSfy SSeR are clipped
satP Of 'ne Sout much fuctuson the prices euren: The
g.. .,s p God ay
down to about SO M Jer.ey which sci Al s55
supply Of lambs n2Sod fat lambs about l2c p 10 live
e. sScn az, Vile = ID ior buck lambs We noticed o Of
weight snice Ut IS a which would dess aSeat 30 N esch
Ienmn the meat, say, lSc g b.
Great preparations making extend the hasress Of the
Sleep make. Sixth street BsoTR1s h., made ss ID
enable doves put up double the number OF sheep they
could heretofore, and in much better order.
OBen is following suit and ensrgns bis stables that
accommodated
r,e portion Of the sheep from Ohio and other West
nearly all OF them bear evidence having eaten
oG .. ss. q ps.e 1 ans s': sIS
n slys. though yeIy few sheep are sold y sexual
coarse breed not wooded, but coarse boned Their
long and large and bSIs generally too heavy FOR .Ss
much valuable than that Of sheep Of the native ocAs Of this
@ Of DE sS Sns g exc :. these
wen filed with fat BUTCHER: viii buy them at liberal
e oI p one @ y It's however very .dvs6s
ior Western farmers import and try improve the.
ssa & ae We have no doubt .s.t Western sheep
ssed and atted THE vicinity would more profitable
There Is aSse Increase In the receipts this weeh the
previous we. and compared with the hr week 10 May last
year the number 10 almost double.
The stccI al Brownngs came In each day follows lsl
So go 4O3 IA and nom toe following States; NewYos Ss
sheep Droyers al Brownings: From ohioC Grab 1856,
Reyrod. Co. $751; J. Thomas 2csi M Mitchell go from
X Trip IS John A Balm 80 From New Jerey-.Jno CtLe
2 George SS.Omse g T. Hunt s }ohT . ,d s; s v
yeq,tss.e Oh Ms,HsIIy cras 2ai Thomas D. oa'As'H
Sheep received By Mc6rsw o'Brien; From NswYori-
Capt T. NcCraw, sOsj H. Hunt ~; Charles wl,on lSi 4
Yale l47. From Msssschusetts-L H. Rice 49, Luoy Co.,
H. }. T. Lswton ia
McGIsw reports ICES head sold at an average al S
e eoahd :. sc A'P STO SnI sos o. -
RotsI, H. Hume at BIOwnipE ~ io insdies ten 81