New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-28

some dividing the stock among the dsreD.
:S..r rs sr "a. %ssls twenty
DAY We find the market only lightly supplied bat there a.
and mutton selling =. sole M and some no SALE bu,cns
are therefore unwilling TO buy sheep so
hold chem aud Therefore the market We nuu Io
@ =. there are sheep on sao that have been in the pens
Friday good r.py Of them ousn. ,Da CO.. Idly
At I6ai3c y 10. according TO quality Nearly al. 'hs suPPy
{. ircm Js.ry and numbers are sold tIst We g 40 &C
S9,shr sy small lot. q sheep aiken out Of
The city this week On, lot OF over "" eecsu Io spPe
nect 70 realize over 7c y m upon drov Of hrs'e western
shes unless have very nncIpecied chan se IN ts
The best Ak, and quality II sheep for mutton y .oes
v "a no .,udled by A.licen sneTs % make tue business
Of sheep ,ediny profitable general RUE ,ne smtep
thsn for respectable butcher shop sucn snrep are uhpo
table producer snd consumer We see eeP .od ma,
div Won bus If only decent order or me shainhs,
Ths meat q many them viii not wegh ID per quarter
should never less sn IL n AID rarely io, han To- ana
,bonld be made to 20 very often Then farmers
ind 'heep probable sheep are iar se 20
nsisna sheep IL not b. 10 ts best condition
AZ ss. han ave years old whom II well fted the meat
aravy and really worth double that Of sheep one
20 two old who meet Tse-co.,red hsboy hsvofess
and oen actually ousher than The inca, o. '
eyed sheep which has ben led with rich sra- nay sno
grain would feed All OF to maze stalled peel ne
principal cause OF the preJad1e ssh tul'.yn Is ~ t ~
ha. sheep Of sturc age fed WIN eh 900 70
make ch mes, We .cmeiime' hve ;ie,ea .nsep ii ,ya
hsd some lot. from tie West sold In this market s "9ua
de, IS N per quarter, and conpse svorsey with the pes.
English nation Iss anensbe fact that he theeP fa''f.
of k country general thing do not under tie art
Of making good mutton and ih-t tho better It inc more
maker and the more IL j. used Tho freaer
The demand will be- and consequently en- Increased proh' 70
the producer. 80, . .s n.
Robert H. Hume sold 3, Browinss, 23i sheep at 20 20
each Many Of them thin bn few were sold last
&c. nearly - per head beng arse sud FAT
Capt. n MeGraw Eivos sa.s Of os sheep and lambs OF
s6 10 average per head
chamoeTa eve; ;AToash Sle,men Ease McPh Phi
~ sheep q 9; 20 'hcsg 81 90 loi .hs.g T. So S'
IS q; 10 sheep ~s 81 sheep ., %; $40 sheep ts
rs sheep. s4 e. as sheep, - s.; q sas: e. - Ia
ri; rs lambs. sc 30, las l.rb, 10 20; 20 lambs 80 20
~ lamb. as 81 snb SO go I.nb. 80 75 IS lambs.
sHKEP DaovgRs At BnovsHo's.
Prom Ohio-PhiP AsDury. l2s, J. ). Taylor, q" 49,
From N.w.Jepey-Pster 5. Bells 80; Andrew Robbins
l75 d. Kon 50; Richard B,i.. 52i A. Brown. 81 John
Cornell, 4l9; WIn. IL. BELLS, ~.
Prom Pennsy sp.a--C. n. Leods 2Dl.
From New ions-CLsr!s. pIylas', 81 Leyi Miller vs. y
Becswiih. Iii 0sorss Roe C; D. Mo.her H. L. MoGraw
From Tinol,-sni,h a johnson, 81, Dewey johnson,
7o3
From Can,ds-w. J. Allison. leo.
frvm lows-A. Pes.lry. 3ss.
From ndians-IerOn Msi,oei. 80; w. Iialehnss Co..
From Miehissn-G A. rbh. ioi.
RsoRyED AT onHiEss
From Ohio-J simp'on. 5ni. hesan Co.. S''
from Io@ Iaoi.-s \. I sn'.5' 5s $"
Prom Sew.yort-Mich,.i NcGrsv, t9
TuE SWINE MhRkEr
Receipts by R-rosas~to wit. Hud.oD River Railroad
$685. fri- Railroad. 10 Csmisn and Amboy Ss'i Nov
JaI ~ Cratfs EsIoIh .iDt 1o,A, l3tt
Live Nrisn. Deal Weigh.
Cis. per y. tts p~I ~.
Western corn FED hoss r~r D..........fdit l2id'E
Dlsiii-f, Tod hoss. p-g h..............s1 " dlt
1hs L'. ho. Tr.d, -' rsor' has bed n. u'aa
Gu nrons Frcrs declined the f0o~tu. day. Hy - cents
- Auudf-d aud the r4Ts~t show. but hte improvement
dlfrs 10. wees, notwh'' andur thS nIi'Is wois much
lighter sn The preceding IL. ps.snt wees howafrf
o,-p.j ~tL TOD sspp OF ier. o. ~ natt, and much
b. frr.rg D. h- irsds caused mainly by the rcporf ofi
pueut, road. Al IT, the yards resdhy chuted
fully equal the dsciu. sust,inHd at
wees. Ar,a. L<syy til. morIias aud rI1set arm At