New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-01
,vwvopx DAILY TRIg,JNE WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER l. 1856

Tr9oaoy no , ro blood Durham from an imported
cow s6o but the eau sso sn1 RsSdsome
and was recommended as great misen; gv From these
Two other good COWS %etq s sS' 80 for ordinary mixers,
m sSsS $50 for poor little SO great Is the dendna
both nn' Numbers OF y sent in for sale as beef
and buy ali give any indication oi oes IS, now
T T6sy @ % ssss asa.y yrass s s s 'H6S 'ss
wens l9di'; gs9sd .. c.Ts, I,s q. ioc and
me no ~ saS samuei MeGraw sold I3 mixed caye. at
rownings during week at $40 average PCT ''
r'nse being '''" rls IL. 5 SHEEP MARKET ,.-o,
Receipt. this week ,sn:; Of sale. Of sheep and
lambs by several of the who @ se on Thsy
SION tho average Of prices per sSssn as,@ % s LamS
ure quoted per pound live weight '0f '"eeh '"''''
The sheep market largely supplied 'ds'
inc of half 10 Of cent pound was Pre'
lively a, our quotations up Friday when mere We,e
nae n was over full and sheep had to be sent away
to feed they could be sold except a, runou. %
,hs ns soe.%ep ssd cersby rm M old rates and
really obtained dsc for al good O, sna sone meIe
pSGs od Tuesday morning we SaHa
nns soyer remarked which meant that good many sheep
and lambs below frat second rate gaay were nsey We
DO see how se e. as we ,nes hes, %
large lot. at Albany and sSSre prices must de-
s as the pet buyers utterly refuse 70 offer
the month Of NcvemSe. over Al UT1O sup Tbrr
is no use ia attempting disguise the fact that sheep are !,
Of demand une. bought 6nr. ,ne
Robt IT, Hume sold 1904 sheep and lambs at Br0wnins'
Se1s% sold 36aa sheep and lambs at Browning
for IS B5 each on an average o,- Lao .na ,,mh. a
| r. McCraw aud O'Bricn sold +oi1 'heep anu 'a"o'
sSfiasHs reports the following sale. through kss
Phson John kse IT, Ed ;pan smS. ss ~ ,heep and lambs
81 c 319 sheep and lambs. aS i5 sheep and lsncs 70 %
sheep and lambs, 20 20 s S % .Sssp inssp and s%r %p e.
sheep and lambs ss 81 s1I sheep and lamb, % ''i ~
sheep and lambs IS SC I'll .hssP .sSnsss. ;RS s%se *
Fran N.wYorf-D Monroe, IS; Whitley Rockwell
1893 Pete, c%hOTn aS r q ,s a'I91 sTn.IS Cook % si
worth csw; 1, f. Il ssss%I" Ss.s 9s as' Hs~ ss@
e. .IFa snyi. e. ts; Lew Ms Gssn;s 1l J.~f
Wilbur zoo Wright, IA Il H. Ls%p13eIs p1eC, i@ hulsy ia,
oSe1hf Po,.sr ss So A. Brch %. T. H. Cha,edcn sses
r'is CO. :a f:'ss. r. Ssns. S.ssn H @ T
a ,Is.b a.a y, aess.s Ss,s Is | John mmon Rob
Hume aO Lube Bland l,9' John hsary, Summons; s: - isc
an,oa 3ls e s1f, s ci.ls. lsa K%si Shaf' a '''A ~
FROM New. Jsr.ey-Biy,n Lawrence, IA J. p. ssiivel
VI aps MiessanBsn Sn b. Van Duren $40: Dewey John
Prom rsnn;y7@i,1eeh.,,' = et., 4; a. Leeds '''
Il SHEEP RECEIVED AT oBRikNa
From HowYori-H. =. Johnston, 500 James c'rrns'0r
so; H. r. KissaiD, 30 49, ,,, r. ~,
Trom Ohio-Phip Ro.ley, soT: Jenkins Co, ,oi' 90,
yIom dans-IIsllsit Co., 131, Cummings Co. o'''
Fron, Canada-Halctt Co. 30
THE SWINE MARKET
R..,itx. Nv Railroads to wit: Hudson River kahfoaf
iss, Erie hailrosd .25, New Jersey Central Haiios<
"a, Camden and Amboy Railroad, 81 Total iAf'o
Brclers report the following aeosAs,on. wsssIn corn s
bos, r~r m hive weight iodiolc dead weight per m 10
Sis,c dinsry fed hogs. 10, hve weight I'9I'tc
dead weight. per n, l6te. ,,,,, n,
arrivals were heavy and sveras. quality no 1000 o.' we,
nearly all 'ed Of such prices s .hry x1o'a o'nS "a. md
NonS.y three We, with this light tho trade scafeey m
nroyra The feeling little better but prices improve
ny ..hsde Tho impression seems general that hes, ehnns
A 20, Al prices aud the appfoech the or
n. AZ The the feversh the fssrh
b~e om-s and the harder seems 70 keep the quouon
,~rions anticipated but h seems evident tns
price, win below the present eur,,ni .s' Te %
K low compared wth the msrtst thm rs Ihel
are "a car. in to-day trade dull At the following price
-st grades pSa l5tc medium and ordinary nei'se'
very inferior hogs In this week - A.,
The arrival, Yor the week amount to tt!o; eorrs.pond
wssk last yssr 23es9 corresponding week preceding yea
s12a.