New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-25

Also IS Illinois Steers good "a cw bought Ce'tie run out
at l6Gl1c. Ga. 9, -
Mcintyre oos for W. Wheat, 100 lows Steers y cwt
good. sold at lGdi7ic .os ,
Harris Coddngon sod 95 Illinois Steers 7ot Nj Tor them
selves averaged l6c Also, 81 Illinois stl Na'' e""'
run out a. 5a8c. They were very me dL.s ., Tho ,rd
all Illinois rated "a cw reaied at average oil iIe BEST
l7ic. 49, ,r, .,,, ann
j. C. Perrin .od for himself liz Illinois Steers y cwt "a,
and pne BOUGHT at Bp hs. TO- and s. to Glover
Gcorse Av,ant bopeh ~ good store cattle at the
vards Al &C. ~ M They he'd 990 cwt gross This Just
Completes 100 head Mr. Ayraa sa]e' this season Oh
msoga Pevrn or himself sc State s,ed cattle, 81 cwt,
AZ l6a lie and 10 Ohio good, 7cwt sold at lo1i'c'
George Bright sold 20 State stife cattle Th MS so
for Clark IS sachqset steers light q cwt at .; ,;o "A,
Hawey Co.. for hemseve 20 Canads ,' fs cattle i"'
Mich COWS.-The row dealers have been very ashVe
during past and brought in large numbers Of
animals 80 many that OF the owner. can the market
slow al decline Of IS y head. One lot OF hne lreo COWS
IN Sixth street lust received held At about ESQ each
the best at o. Some thin small Cows, ght iArIs were
valued 500 so each The mortality among tne Low. ~
large milk embellishments, especially where they are s,P,
takes large numbers to keep up the stock ioie 'han
iourths Of the Cows brought to this city go 20 ms
The higher priced Cows are usually sold TO seh''e" WIN
VEAL CALVES These not as abundant as they have
.. high a. lie q 10 live weight lie. than last week
Good fair veas worth sidloc and poor, thin Calves sell
igr
THE SHEEP MARKET
Receipts This -. of Ssero and
QuorAriosa-Ihe following reports Of taes 81 SUP niu
Lambs by several OF the ePbfosers, who sell on oons
sion will give the OF ces per head this week. ih"y
quoted per pound live weight, for ,.,,,.
Sheep, unshearrd- M abe Lambs.
Sheep. d....si 9l0tc J
The price sheep has been higher since last report
than before in this market and for good reason tho
wholesale butchers have got more for their meat Than was
before sold foI in the Wholesale meat market common
price l8d20c T. by the carcass on Friday and saturday
This induced them pay the extraordinary prices asked Tor
live sheep and choice ots Of well sted sheep nom
Ohio which sheared and weighed 700 10 I0 10 average
upon los sold at 2t n Tbs the highest rate that we
heard Of for sheared sheep II i' cent and nan
pound more than hey would bring to-day.
when the market opened Monday morning the supp"as
light demand coueponded aud the brokers had to
give wav AZ tho butchers would pay m daring the
week though wiling good deal than on the pey'
Monday There has been very heavily Increased n"
And for mutton lately la conrquence Of the high price Of
beef and because there j. strong inclination to lessen the
sumption 0i beef account 81 the prevalent belief tht the
high price Of cattle IA mainly owing 10 spscson aud not a.
alleged scarcity Of stock There certainly no
scarcity Of Sheep in the country bu they hot usually IN
good condition for market about heane time endma That
are lat enough Tor market held back till N. eeces can be
taken d. because the price 81 pets has not advanced IA pro-
portion the meat, Lambs begin 20 come freely and
held prce estimated At ltc y ID, live weight, and sell
generally At Sta 20 50 head.
We should think tina, present price q both sheep and
lambs would induce all who have any ut for market 10 send
thrm forward Notwithstanding they do not sell to day 1t e
extraordinary Of lest fnday indeed he trade In sI.h
Il sheep did not bring better prices than that day
We lot Of very wool sheep with mixture Of
a
stock aud hardly that, held without bidders AZ - 20
Once these price. would have been exysganty high now
satisfied Wool Pe- worth about 90 IS
average lots Of medium wool higher
than that according to quality she.ed ets about tIc and
lamb skins : each.
Thomas G. Larkin ,od at Bfownins's $40 choice, fat
.h.ared Ohio Sheep for james X. II 50 each,
portion Of them Friday the eIayagant price Of 2.c
a. n ,Go.. weight. Also. 10 hu- Lambs al 81 each.
VIM H. Bells sold Al Browungs SO New Jersey Lambs al
e. o. and u Ohio Sheep fof rs N.
NcGaw UBrrB sod ~ mihed Sheep, part shesred a.
SO q?
The following sale. were made by Ksse McPher
son Judd ursnsafn A. Van Vert, John hase, and own
era 100 sheep IN at e. 50 lsI l0 20 at ~ ~
go at ~ 81 l3J 81 81 ~ lambs at -, ~ At 81 Is
~ q, g.; Is at IT. 53 % AT 500. $50 at 81 90 ii at
81 IS; o. 1T go 3 AZ IS 81.
sHKEP DKoytRs BROwSIsGs.
From New. oIk-A. Martin, 10
From New er.-yD conoyer, "a John Cornell "a; Rich
ard Bohs ~ Andrew Robbins 80 W ID. Snyder sj Hunt
FROM Ohio-n. b. Ware. G4s, H. Downing 40; Isaac
soIh, 20.
sHKFp REcEIvEO At oBRKss.
From New ofk-C tum rs; }. Lghtboiy IL; J. NJ
Palmer, 67 ~ A. Money, 20 Samuel Brckwith III Geo H.
SpiceT, III.
FROM Ohio-Cap,. h. MeGaw Bros, 1871 j. W. Laaeriy
"a
From Iinoi.-Capt r. McCraw 4 Bros, 800.
From na.saebusetts-N Day ~.
Total, ~. - - -
Receipts by Rai'rosd- 30 Wit: Hudson River Railroad
3t35. Ere Railroad 1Jla New Jersry Central Railroad
WEIGHT D,ai Weight