Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-15


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BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported fer this market At Porty.sOuru
street, 3 84S. Dn ist ,S'
The prices to-day are quoted ss follows:
Eirst quality. .....eX@e Ordinary. Q @s
Medium ..,....e @SK Extra. ...... a.
Some Extra good Beeyes may DO quoted at %.
Tbs general average Of the marbet At $40.
The most Of the sales range from 6k@9J. fI
4,4e5. IL
more than the average OF last year. The num-
ber OF each Wednesday market last year was 1885 bead
while the number to-day being 39ls shows 262 heat
more than the average and 573 head more than this dal
TRANSPORTATION.
The Erie road o again unlueky. One train ran into
another at Oxford Orange county, and dsmoshed the
oaboose where several growers were, kiling one and
bruising others, AID inIuring the engineer.
Another train broke loose from the engine and ran
grade some miles before could be sloppof oy the
one man who was swaEe. All the rest the copda daoior
Included, we're quietly enjoying their blankets and buf
ao skins was only BY good luck tnAt all the cat.
tie On this tTain were not killed. r.
Drove complain hard about the practice on that road
OF cutoR dIovesnto several divisions 90 III |. the stoc
tender cannet look after Them. George Reed saIs bis
nne Gar loads came 10 BY three trains. John Alex
upon Two trains. and pa Of tue time upon three
buch things very PROV king to the r. cd nature Of
growers and foI which they cannot any reasonable
excuse The other accdent occa,oned by gross negl
will Djure the road.
The convenience Of unloading stock from the Harlem
cars directly into the sale pens attracts 70 that road full
snare OF the bushes from Albany Ii and the Hudson
hver Road bring all the stock now on the Sunday mig
trains from Albany. go
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts ibis week, 7,9Oe. r- 90.
Yesterday (Monday) WAS tho most exciting time We
have seen 10 the sheep market ia many months. We
reached sxIh street about nine oclock and fond tbat
aUo head OF sheep sd already arrived and that NOT
nonoed OF then remain el unsold, and that hundred
or Two Of lambs expected from jersey were engaged m AL
vance Of their ARRIVAL and both sheep ana lamb, AZ de-
cded advance upon the quota iona of our ast ,enort
say % TO 80 eena heat Lamb pelts Eell At an aver az
OF 5bc which appears to bs quite a. much As they are
worth, a. they wi u, average more ;hao z Of vol
which must sel at 40c b to make cost and the b ne
pei Is not worth over sheep pets sell at about $50
Tody there is q change in the tune Of the sheen
orosen They do not charge man for the privilege II
loo'ing over into the pen. On the trtIy th,y are
sey gag % nVl ouIes toe' me In and would be glad
MO them WiIlnE 10 pay yesterday pric,s They are
nos we Don hbd any OF them wilhog to-day 10 ray
cents pound 1--we weight for old sheep nor cent,
p. pUahS ior sIs, Ths ,h;ep market we'll IS The o.,f
weight Tor sheep, and 30. for aba 4 the ieng,h
Of the market.
i,-.., THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this wssE, II $50.
The following are the quotations aiyau bv Hsrr7 n
Grant, Superintendent Of the Market:
SG.n.d Sa,I,1. Hogs 0Ws live weight i49a 90
S"'' ''.....'..o3 U043 IS
The weather for day or two has besn particularly n.
great deal Of work without the AID cf The COO i,s,oor
win inst pork can be lied aud cured in the hot
test weather Just as we'll as In winter sin Va And
ne %srAe 0Ver0cksd prices low, ,ales dull and 200