New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16

v much better than usual upon the closing day and this
RnI beef decidedly cheap We cannot say would be
good eating at this tIns We noticed three offered oy
McEl~ee at s25 without bidders, which he estimates VIII
cows AND CALVES THERE'S nothing in the Cow mar az
worth reporting except that The COW al, .aos
from the swfeedns stables. and maze oenaha Io
s1h eoT ne truth is the growing ans ,Sst ceapsd
with the action Of the police to break up the abonnaoe a
he has pretty nearly used up the trade IN eG SoSp none
iced some MONDAY ,ns AZ 5 10 si,S street Of 225 rs
that were tat and smooth, and at SIC T. 10, nearly o.
good.
Their. /. only small supply Fortyfourh street to-day,
sold Il SIC, and some good one, a. Sc and so down to 4c
THE SHEEP MARKER
Monday morning opened at quite an advance on the rre
,iou. Monday: equal to about half pound the
live weight We noticed one lot at tina, estimated at
o1an erSh o,a.y oGsd a. a. with - % DID, you'd
average so lbs First quail ty Lambs were held at prce, est
lively fox Lambs old Sheep the reports from Wishing
arEet bowever ver favorabs ard supply Of sheep
their sking price The supply hand moderate on
Monday morning and on small socs to come FORWARD
from Albany This gave holders eoondtnce sho ,oey noa
all the week snd drovers anticipate better prices 10 future
indeed at he present asking prices among arms. It saes,
the vii Ggnes Of any one to sell sheep or Lamp. 81
rates while wool !, 50 high and sey 70 De Esaer h
8 80 2 head Il cannot be profitable to any farmer
this city to sell such Lambs
SHEEP Dh0VfAs AT BROwSlSSs -
From Nsw'YOIn1Pe,sr Kemer XSIi Samuel hou' iey
Jacob Monony 80; J. Vsu Dewicier, So Samuel Butler
From Eew.JeT,.y-Aexander Farley, a., Andrew Rob-
From 0hio.-Morris Dykeman, 2Oa; Crawford Came
ron lSa; J. r. Hesson 3g7j o. p. Clark II. Total go
From Penn'ysna-Charles Campbell 4i2i u. A. Fiurner
From Mlchgan ohm Simmons 1877 Oliver sahlnecksr
From Ca nada.-John Simmons, 1873.
SHEEP RECEIVED AT o'BRrys's.
New.York--C. Cnm. 81; Il. II. Conklin, "A; John Budd
SO; H. Funk, 51i j.. s. hill 2l3i A. r. Lowe Co.. SZfi y
sdpeT, 2ll ). Sweet lOOi Capt j. Smith, Al Carpenter
oSio~A e. Low. Co.. 1901 W; ". Fisher, 2so.
Kentucky.-A +. Lowe Co., I2j ,, Sidneg, 49,
Newyer.ey;-E 5. HIsirs, 50; r White loi J. stilwsl
Ill f. Stilwel' lsi A. Brown. 81 Ms5uiy Craig d.
A. Browning. H. H. Hume sold 1868 Sheep and Lambs at
average Of % % each.
wset) Sheep and Lambs a ave. age Of 80 50.
Brandt, firm Of sheep brokers report sales
OF AS head OF Sheep and Lambs ct - 81 q head
AO'BHen's James McCsry sold i75 sheep and Lambs a.
sanrs Mctraw cold sss Sheep at an sveras. Of ~ H.
and 1000 Lambs Of so o. Abe whole 6s5 head
Of Sheep and Lambs Averages 70 81. ,,-n, I'll.
BuctiDs cham. A. Van Vert John kase, and VIM Cham
berlin and owner. as follows 10 Sheep rs; 40 - %; 479
49, G sS IS So &c. & g. 81 ro ~ a4c ' Is I.ls
o. 25i isi 81 lo 80 ST. 81 50 s2:i co. - Soi Sil'
80 Isl 49, 80 ls'i r a Fl aod f' IkR ssi
Receipts thi, wees, 5.s7l.
Quotson, : .as3 IS PER cwt live weight. for
Grant. quotations today fhi, very onG advance since
report for July market and at this all sold ias as
Ian Se h.. Is .bor, comrarsd k previous weeks
though would 20 stranger thai thousand hogs day
ought satisfy any Christian city without counting our
Geo W Dorman reports the following The price Of Hogs
hi. week: Live Weight Dead Weight