New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

ofcow. but y 4 continue. win there lot sold
this week at Ss9 head ss%Ssd BY S%ysr at otc ID for
we're only In working order We priced in the stables
on Monday follows Very Old and poor cows with young
calves, which excepted at $3.50 33 Just fair
quality of csf at 80 good air-ook;ng
cows, With calves. $3.50 75 fancy ones range $500
pd the saable those that bid the
good and prices high some yooa lots from the West would
VEAL CALVES still continue at the e,ayacant rates here
higher Tor extras The supply is light and sales quick so
&C. y b for almost any sorts In market that good enough
stree, light and the demand good Of
The SHEEP MARKET.
Receipt. this week, e0l5
QuorArIossThe following reports of sales of Sheep and
quoted ~ live weight, for Sheep q d9c; Lambs So
Of State stock good fair fine wooded Sheep sold at si
y n upon an average Of 1903 ID.
head at 50 80 fed IN Bucks Co.. Pa where they
~ n, and would average about lC5 b here.
Robert II. Hume sold $40 head including some left
the previous week, at an average Q; $7d5
UBTen MstiraT sod ~ head at an average Of 81
A. Van Vert and John Ka.e sold 100 head 80 IS $50 at
s925 1870 at $s5s l7 at 80 Is 800 at 90 2 les at 1877
The market opened in Sixth street Monday morning with
avery light supply and statesmen had the entire command Of
&c y H. and little higher for prime lots. This was we
think owing to the advance OF beef last week which created
winch advanced IN the wholesale
market d2c h. and sold out ear than any week for
long time Some prime lots averaged 00llc " n on Thurs
day Friday and Saturday and this the price Of sheep
start at Albany, where the Eastern buyers took than
week before IN year paying high 8IdB1c ID, live
weight by the drove This and the high bidding OF Albany
wholesale butchers prevented the usual number Of sheep from
coming here fer sale and adv anced the price here. epe
ton Of the thing will be very likely TO bring sheep to
the point they yen ago. Indeed, the meat Is now
about high the difference is upon the pel, which
about 80 lower There lot Of fat ne wool sheep at
Brownings Monday which averaged l5 ~ which the
butcher l0ic q N, having been delivered upon contract
made early in the Winter when everybody anticipating
high prices ruled in March 1863 This lot III offered
would sold al Gle and possibly oc. We hear Of good
getting 0c y n The pect looks like 1t this week
than before because beef keeps rising and people viii
eat less oee and more mutton IL it is cheaper.
SHEEP DROvERs At BRowSfsGs
From New York-Charles ;. Green $50; D. A. Tracey 100
William Coon 100.
From Michigan-w ". Stone, leo Hiram Shoulder, liz;
Thomas Reed, i89
From Ohio-D. A. Flamerfeld $50; J. b. Hoaen, 81.
From Cansda-George Oliver tJ.
From New Jer'ey-L. Hall, $50; Hunt SwesLey 81.
SHEEP RECEIVED AT oBRIE.'s.
s. Stocking N Y, lTi; H. H. Conslin, v. Y 2s3 q. ".
G.ter CO., " " 23J Palmer Paddock " Y, IT'S;
Mcdonald " T., 10. H Mabbrtt y. T., al Henry Cashei
q. Hubbard Mass ~, Jacob Raul Penn. lI5 Bracket
Co, Ohio, 3la 5. Meyers Ind, 20
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Raro ads to wit Hudson River Railroad, 5
Erie Railroad, l2 NewJesey Central Railroad l49tota,
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QUOTATIONS.
Western oorn.'ed Hog. y ft....7ids.c. 10 dlO.c.
Dsu!ery fed Hog, b.......i!0 &c. 9.al0ic. |