New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-30

Ia. 4. broWneu. oD DIS own oeeoun'' w S'-'~
dun, 8 ewt at an average OF ec. , oo, sao, cvt
u w. uiveI W putchess 20 10 ~"' D'
'oms good at H. and 50 down to re and Oxen hard to
S 10 men , }" 81 HIND Al i5e.
isI punch Whoes.ed 20 ~ i " 70 s,sers and Oxen for
GEO Rn,. go" ~ ssm a. sss each the whole at
about &c., and Tor j. Ayrsui'' ''idi 'e"'''s'
= c,rh, 8. o., AZ, rbounson mostly Kentucky,
.my nsu 20 10, ZIG d M In.cbess Co. cattle
sood sew, se'ins q, i anu ~, H. y Horton
% ro,sc sg 20 q, . rv9n. s Indiana cattle fed by
T Ward OF Montgomery Co., good y e"''' !" o"
Of &c, p - c,, ,,, ~, himself GOOD 9 c,s, sold
u W. bfo"h' II state cs'Ue io' "iiN''"' e'
ct i3c: r. ,..,. .ra o,en for farm.
j. :. hqae id pic, % Du'ehe'' WI ~
en-, mted at loa lac r. .,o.,. and, uneven. sold
w. SHERMAN ia 10 sehe'' ~ ''e''' III"
o. ~ &C., o. a I'D; ..o,r, Is Ohio cattle fair 81 cwt,
selling at Sale r,.u. 90 o,,o cattle fed i,
C .s ,,ae IL, drove ewt selling 1t 3Qac
MADISON 20, Jus. H'e-'ui' ei'''' N"''
They had , sooa 'VP ,t.c,,, % sir Ohio cattle n cw
j. H. Williams ioI D Mecr ~ Il;ooi steer. lint
at l'al,.c:' ana ssIor :; w. w. Le"efi'' i''"'''
evil cS ON tvs demand for fresh Cow. is not quite
MlLCh CoW ue,ma.a ~. tu ,rs selling weh-
sStys aasy generally ecS pretty
& IA yreoer for ,nsls Cows for individual uso than from
mii.men'
for little Bo6 to Ne por 70 70, Po1r , sy selected
.aves tne 'o y Sy go hoard of H.. per ~ live
weight for one or two extra fat CAVES Grass ~ ,e
very ap'Iai.' anu 20 low , W .l = = n : 10 eaen
oouy VIZ IN ~ y e.;maisd AT The value of the
sim wdG be better for farmers to kin them
IL " 'oic W 'Ai'N T r. sIlEEP MARKET
Receipts hi. & .... ;29sl
v sseTn Of the sheebroser who sell on connie
sion, will give the average Of price; per head 'ss %ees
are quosd Per Pouhu' "'' "'e"' W. f
Lambs iia.e .o.;roe. over..,o.kea with Sheep of
poor to medium quality though not que ai es M"nSs,
wa. bs,e h wS anticipated nowa DID
s the city BAD eeh 81 aesa he' y 0 aee to an
70 sre
1a7ic by weht though butchers anxious TO bay by
the head at something less and got some poor io.
Tge.day morning wa @ w,r .u VET b.,ne,. opened
pretty lively the Of Monday and some butchers pro
.ssed willingness to t1ts foa 0s o. % I'D psd wa, n,
sss 3D. I sSs. 4s s, p weighed 5s Geo Starr
Government agent: cent IL an oidei i1a isv n', a.,
which Hume found i ieu TO select non al o. ms per- 10
they cheaper than the entire lots .c Lambs rate va
c pc, n higher thsn sheep when :Sa IN 'sfaa'e o anil
In better demand than ordinary sneep
tie market, The influx q sheep rom this state, only in fair
order for stock lead. IA 10 infer that few will be
stalled tbs winter ItlOOs, though people were losing
wo,h be 81 2; average, skins without wool remain
a, ryar--.ay soa 7se.
Robt H. Hume .od se66 sheep and Lambs average a
e. 7; each
ChsmbeTin reports 'sss through Ease Mef@rson Jnha
Bucsin CHAM. A. Van Wcrt John kase and owner a. lQi
lows 10 Sheep aud Lambs At - 49, 10 shesp and Lanb
a, 81 81 Us SHEEP 'nd Lamb, q, 70 ~! sss'p ana
and Lambs &c; 6 sheep and Lambs ~ % 3 @ sheep
and LAMBDA 50: 80 Sheep and Lambs AZ IS rs Nsheep
"a IeUb. Al $40 sheep end Lamb. ~ 81 400 Sheep
- suh. IS SIS sheep and Lanbsat ~ II, 2i0 Sleep
- 49,. a. IS
sszyP pPovrRs AT pRowSrsGs
I,cu New. iort-Cbar.s, Hsln.s %; sweet Co. II ;
w n Da.eubIrv 10; schultz 4 Martin 81: John Elliott,
ga. pLbn. I'D NJ Bromley SO. T. Conesr. 81; r.
Huchn.on i9i. = Williams, lU3; NJ Hathaway. 1877 Vslen
tin. Tramper %, CLARK Bennett. 20; fl broheT. ZOO
Sweet Williams isa Cook, Hayward Co.. l7s j. shsan
81 WIN. HymeTs ls: Charles BanadI., ls9; Joseph Ia.
cal. lJg. Whiuley Rockwell, Je3 VIM H. soon, ~ Case
Xvi
Banher +1 -
Fron Michissn-D " Adsi', 2tt; Hostberry Coon, ~