Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-12-14

Ihlsis ~ head more than last week, snd 50 Ie.s
e.s .nsn am snS average Of last YsaE The iysngg g1-
than hS ssss ana s55 Es,d s. sSsa Il sp nsss SsS
S's-' stss ~ CT ~ CT
1 the CLOSE roS TIM MARKET.
wtDSnpAY, Dec. 1.-THE new Arrvan of buiIoeks
ses moTnns % hsys ,hrog5 wetbIsnhs. ppea tIs msr,
total last week., sppeau, upon count ths mo1ass ~ se
fresh ssIsa DO n6 dunbar as many a. appear. sas
This total q 500 more than Wa sntcipst'd t
who ba.ed their calculations upon the humber Of Wsst
nsssd SiI sas Tn ss Canada and Michigan have @
at lea.t thousand more than ths civ reaui,ssp anS
eveiai hundaed more than can be sold without grnst
IsSs y AZ 'hs Ss.% %a.ss, ss = mot a gssd
head-partiy owing 70 the large suppIy and r.rsIv
nI.d sne niny warm morning, which puts ths nsrst.
1o,: who have 70 %sSs trsss ISasS "a ssIsSSsn sna
a bs A." % the trade has been du ana iaie
sod tSoysb sec no chance Of all the stock benr
ures decidedly lower than The close All vss ~. ~
~ ioW az two weeks ago. and some think that rourh on
"O"sn' lower to'oey than any day this peason,
. THE sHERP MARKnr. WIZ
Receipts this week, $3.50. nHt
o iaat report 20 that Thursday vas p,s,ss ne oste
arlday and Saturday better than those dsys ma
rscsIo,. ind ma Monday wore slmos and
down 70 nothing As IL vas what sheer vera - gene %
sod at an advance upon last weeks ouotstIons
as We found the trade extremely du and pens
neld At an adyance-sayat at prices estlmsted A. 18sc
pound live weight for rs class sheep, but vho,.o:,s
mutton was PsDorsG g sey only 2 serve
vsy "sc slow a $500. y for choice lots. and ~
One gaoS S, ana ya% and propecs all unfsvorabs
at 9s lbs gross, was taken by large ne Duyer
~ has Sass mutton at tre over 81 head The nails
nese are worth 81 So and the meat sold 70 ouatom
gin. ~ p|'1Au' i'aNng tne nt a. a mar
Al Al extra ns lot Of Kentucky sheep, brOush, in by
more for 1s Ss sU.d %boh iUr %,. 20: II fSr SEQ
meat less the value Of the TAT and peis p'"na TOT inc
secn sheep a. the above sell at fair prces IA IA ,bs
oW1elS pU0' 0h'' 'na' run low and lose money for hs
Although the supply Is less than It was LA, vsst n
for Se fact sbst nsii, !nsp required and II
DO Impossible to keep III market clear. WYNN
Lne rseelpn at Brownings were from the follevins
Ohio sos: McSs. iolS ,s New jersey aS Canada 99J
Dec o. 1885, Dec o sss; Dec. TO- SO Totai sSsi.
7. THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week, N.z5s.
.nS 70 =, gross, for eOrnfsd hogs,
ne power OF the slaughter houses 70 dispose of
sna 80 great mat has been found utterly lmpossibe To-
nltnout croWdlng the cattle pena
much that would interfere with that hrsneh ~ tr.d
60 ns poor hogs have had 70 sner We heard on Tues
2, 10y on me Erie Railroad boat that we're shipped
a. punklIk on Friday, and had not had food nor drnk
ana there did notappear TO bo any chance 10 unload
tnem ull nearly night when some OF the cattle pens
w.. % empty As oil The pens at the hog market in
street were crowded full; and owing 10 he m
vSIaoie sate Of the weather but few sales could be
ana those at the lowest rates In our quotstionS
Large hogs sppear to sell the Stoves and unless tbs IA
voAoe cnange In the weather as indicated this after
Son.nues the market may be considered as en-
ney Dlocked and although drovers appear 10 thlnk the
price can go no lower the trade at present quotatops
VII yop. VI course. hogs now here awaiting sale In
weather as We have had for few days.
price Of hogs this week: - '1'
aiIst quality corn.fed, large sEe.3k03Xc 4,<@1Ke
First quality, small sizes, fat and '-N-- =
prime, Tor martet butchers. ..3k@3Xc f4sf0AXe
large slze sullfed, fat. ........3 a &C 3X0--c 3
SoOona S qaan'y, stlll'fed........ q . Sk9-o