New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-18

Pickering Dudley cevsl toosh. several LOT. Buffalo,
si:is ssh AZ sss S
Sol Hoptns average 81 e and sell 7a7ic and make
commission Also 81 Of Curtis Tilden' good Illinois Steers
shsp.rd Vail or Vail Mcutyre or som. other "suear
company have 81 superior Kentucky Durhaus fed
msed at 81 average here and will sell at
b. and few at 9c sold to Jo Janzen at over ~ sacn
are called tho best In market The drovewas bought oil are
Jss Mecollum. drove arrived on Tuesday morning and
,oa y msny My at s sn I sSoS I lot
Indiana Steers part Durham. av 'cwt and selling al "a
Another lot Of 40 head OF nice Indiana Steers owned by
Mard Henry arrived Tuesday and are selling by Isaac
Budoug G8c and = cwt Some Of them sold on the
Henry Ws.theimer received Tuesd.y morning 30 Illinois
Steers from Dsube which sold at &C. q ID wholesale ana o.
from Boand rough liIno, stock, it will be hard TO average
Harris Coddngon sold their own account 81 Illinois
dlstieryfed Steers at $50 which they estimseds c~
avesge Also good corned Illinois Steers, for Simmons
estimsted at u cwt average sold st &c 60, ncpbs
son at 7asc T. rb and 80 good Indiana Steers part grade
Durham on hi, own account, ., about Sse q 10 If soos
Indiana Steers average cwt., at SAGE. p b -
The only sales reported Bergen this week is one load Of
Hsripg Muller. said to hay. been sold on sunday a..
COWS AND CALyES-NOtwithsanding the cry, OF the
dsters that they must stop business u their business
Abou. the same number sell every week and the most oil them
20 70 The And no,wi,hstaudng the excellent
law of last Winter to prevent the sale OF the poonsd s
city brought from the country and cohtihua
.od in this market to keep up the supply The 6uyehhs o.
good mhers they KEEP. for that and not they sen
the and furnish deectabe food for
pay for fresh Cows without the calf from t2J to Oe
dom though many sell for more bat such hishpreea
ones go 70 private families Perhaps sSs pnGhps bs
hgh price of beef last week cau. good many Cows 70 go
from the swi stables to the butchers ,.,,.o
haah n Drett
Veal Calves and have sold at &C. T. pound 1--we went
than in s1y week since they haye been ps. IN MaaS.
on, OF which would sell cents aud perhaps 10 al u
cent, and 10 al cents That is about way tia, good lot
sold The same day at the make bOa At l,ree
Tuesday the market not 80 good aud none sou
the supply which not large sold OF cents ana 'ne s
As' wa NV "''} THE SHEEP MARKET
R.rsipts thi, week 1859
Tbereis another sdv.ncs In the Sheer market We thought
last Monday that was at the full Spring tide out we iou.d
advance of Is cent? head We one lot counted out
1885 head-s. - a7 which we really 90 no. THINK would
o. Yet the wholesale price In the Nation market
was only eaec and we bought the sane morning IS E10a
figure how tho butcher can afford to pay present
prices Tor live Sheep IL more than We other
average live weight Almost anything would sell a. rates
equal Sc pound live weight snd q; these prices the
butchers exceedingly anxious to buy and the sheep
brokers had the market al tncir own way The stock Tor
Monday morning in'uheien, to supply the demand and
hour The market last Tuesday was not as good q, Monday
"Wednesday 1, was quite fat FROM that to saturday I'M
proved and reached the eliminating point again Oh Monday
and tell Oft sssin Tuesday
The demand for Lamb. quito sharp as for Sheep
Wu d. Bells appears hold command Of tue Lamb market
advance though for old shesp The cause Of the h,
,uppy Is undoubtedly owing to the deposition OF farmers 70
keep Sheep than last having az sbdrg aiih hat
year or two will rule high We believe th1' hey
natural consequence sheep VIII not oe 10"
SHEEP DRoyERs BRowsIsGs
r
John summon. 200, s. c. CRUDE 1876, w W. Thomas is'
from New Yors-JOhn Budd . william L,lOr is, NJ
Stephens q. John Elliott 1913; total 49,
from ladians-J. f. Baker 49,
ward ua, g. Richard Bell, l55 Peter A Bloom ri BOs,
Ha,a, 49, . a tpmsrsd a JSsn c % w IS Al
Bells Peter Bells 49, Hunt snydeT 81 u. fIaHe'held
- '''-' suxrp RECEIVED At o'BRryss.
From NewYoIsTA z: Van yakea6ergh g. Ryder
Fron Ohio-John Ford 2J0 j. Hunter al, VIM Russell
from EsS.J...y-John s,illven o. Thom,. Coleman I?
MAberry Craig lGl A. Brown A. d. Alsire 81, r. ss~eu
a. Il. 5. Alaire ls3 Il White L.
BROKERS SALES OF SHEEP AND LAMBS
A, Browuinys, Nm ID. Bells sold l42 Jersey lambs, at
OF 81 IS each which considering sheir small SIZE
Pr.,,y .iSs 6aSs P,S2s9 asS over &C. pound ''
Hart iii Co sold no sheep at average of 81 % each
A. 0sreus samuel McGrsw sold ;oi .heep aud lambs
average of - ~ each There were -. LAMBS which aver
Jas McC.r,y sold 400 sheep at an arersg. OF - &c.
Ch,mbsrlin report, stock sold Ka.s McPherop Judd
Buckingham. A. Van Vert and John ha'e William :.
Chambefn and follows % sheep a. IS so 10 do
al rs; " do. At 25 6J do. - ", RS do. at -
200 DO At ~ ga $50 do So 2l9 Do - II! POO do
At +3-To,G 527 ~ Lamb. a, IS 2s do At IS 49, "A do
AZ IS 90 q DO At rs ~ do. s. Is; 10 DO at - OF ZIG
do. ~ 81 SO do at - 57i % do 25 ~ do AZ
i2i 252 do st ~ o. do 80 IS 81 DO at 80 OF no
do a. 30 50 1873 do. at 81. IS DO. a. S3-Tosl 4iI
THE noe MARKET
Receipt. this week, II 2o3.
oao,ations 80 l2lat3 80 3 cwt, live weight for
fed aud +3Q III for d.ery fed Hogs quotations
given to-day By Henry d. Grant Superintendent OF the Mar
ket
Tie weather very cool the price would have sunk still
Low or the supply being OF the demand Nothing
Kept up price lately but the buyers OF choice smooth
ox about 200 y for making singed bacon for
the The market quite oyoEstocked today
AID prospects asalust shippers.
those engaged in Killing Hoys able with their regu
lar force dispose OF the stock arrives without
putting on hands which they do do this
season.
Geo W DoTm,n reports TIE following a. the price Of Hogs
this week: Live weight DEAD cisht |
First quality corn fed large size. 3su3.c. d4;c
Second quality feI,.........3. u3Joc. d4.c.
First quality small sizes. fat and -
prime fof market buieher.....3 d3lc. 4ld4ls-
Large size stlied, fat..........,.S d5to. SfdJsc
S,eon dualty s.