New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-06

g. W. McMahon FOX NJ Reed 10T Iowa steers fairlsl but
light, 81 cwt, at lac. average.
w. Thompson for himself end Coon lit Kentucky steers
very good Il cg OF l61Ic partly at wholeeae And AZ for
Il. o. Keller fair Ohio and oxen. cwt, at Boise
Aud at Bergen 49, for Bnggs Coon, Illinois steers just
j. Record for huse 20 Michigan steers cows and hefers
y cwt.. at i20l4c III hard market.
G. Sinclair for A. q }. Sinclair u Canada steers cows
heirs, oxcn roughsh SO EACH rated It cwt, and
for NJ Gilbert IS Canada steers eers and oxen at abou;
l2c. average
n Bloomor had % up-country pretty fair, sold at
i4al1c
Geo Msrin &c for W. Snyder steers not fat 81 ewt at
j. H. Williams for y. McCOmvlle, III Ohio steers at l6@
lsc or = cw,.-e tne drove.
NJ Philips, 80 for r. T. Rankin Iowa steers aud cows, com
monish, OF l2a l4c on 81 cwt., average, ,
MICH COWSlt viii be that the receipts Of flesh
light this week, sccouuted for by falling OF In the
demand the high prices asked in the country few
very good cows re wanted Of high prices for retailing out 70
men beng out Of the market only buying when cows are
driven 20 htm Prices little Off good selling at
$40 $Oe and Yeryfew going over BIO Common cows sell
VEAL fALvEs-very few veas are now Offering for sale,
ana are qse.y sSenIte PICK at l4c occasionally ysy
yas at 100 Re- and down to &C., for very poor
aniuas below which they sold BY the head at 81 5oa -
for bob and $50 SO for those little removed bu, still
not III to eat TIE esunpon is that they eaten how
ever as they find plenty Of buyers among third and fourth
each, ranging from $I2 to 500.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts thls week, 70
lambs by several oil the sheepbrokes vino sell commits
son viii give tue average OF prices per bead this week They
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fne sheep market has The worst black eye ever saw"
This tue TO inquiry about its condition ti.
week aud is very expressive. Ii was overlooked every
day aer last report that heop were len over each day pm
sold aud large number fed over Sunday which added
to the fresh stock received completely aed the market
with the lower grades both Of sheep aud lambs not only
ducng prices but rendering It impossible for the brokers 10
sell cut at 07c h. for ordinary sheep and sac Tor the
best except small lot Of heavy sheep for snpping at S.
lots Of stock were held by owners for better prices to-day
which they have entirely failed T. realize.
There over 80 mead Of stock nearly all ordinary OF
rrownrg- ON Ineida and az noon there was iaI chance
for 5000 remaining uHsod the butcher extremely
dncned to 6ny at akHg prices at winch owners we're
fine Ohio sheep % n, sold at Gc and there were
other lots hai butchers would not offer that price to still
some Of The best sold IN small ots At Hc put butchers ap
pcaIed willing give only &c for the best Groves cus
out, and some Of them want lambs counted in at the
faue rate as sheep fets arc dun az rates consld'
cslby below the November and the heavy long
wool and lamb pets lower tLon ne wool sheep IL takes
first rate ot OF long wool fes to bring 81 20 and some have
been sold below that The remark true Of lamb pelts
Tee rAde Of th week viii make bad show FOR several rea-
trade ills will be followed by ank givins aud gener
sud with al ia- things inerc-1 the sheep bacher' can
not sell nut AND consequently 10 not wish 20 buy sheep
even a. ,Ae lower Eie' a, "nsn 'hsy are reey 1nsIeu
Thu. tho marke. nay be reported ~ closing extremely hard
Il. H. Hume sold Gi Sheep and Lambs ct sc 81
McGaw reports sales of 24so Sheep and Lambs, averas
Ing -6 81.
Chamberlain ,ives tho following sales through Kase Nc
Therson John hese jr, Judd Buckingham a. Van Vert
nud go sheep and lambs Sc 50 $40 sheep snd aubs
ii ao Gao sheep and lambs 81 3o 3s2 sheen and lambs.
IS IS; 10 sheen and lambs, 50 90 $50 sheep and lambs
IS; sheep amb. 50 300 sheep and lambs rs 90
20 sleep and ab IS 80; 624 sheep and lambs %; 3O
sheep aud lambs. 5i 200 sheep and lambs ~ oo 25 sheep
aud lambs, pf %.
From New-iofN-E; Boyd 81 David Poueher 3l3 Schultz
Martin ~; Jane. Lshtbody 10; Holenbeek Co.. 10
J
Gorham Co. l9J; r. C.. Wempe. 1875 George W. Dewey
o CHM S daeSO j. PAM Is ThoT @s,I k a
Decker HARM -; }. V. Huse, co.. John Green, -;
Wheeler Co.. 94 VIM, Taylor l63; ) j. Wood. yI5; Ira
ns. 3ii smith Angle, 6S; O. W. swarthout. 1911; Levi
Miller, sl5; r. Cornell i32 James VanWy4e 10 w D.
Mon,oney Co. IS; Carten Denbeck, 1911 J. Marshall,
From conada-smh Brown. 80 John simmons $50; D
Mcintosh. 2f7. s. Reyno.d., s5 George W Dewey, 100
hanks VALLEY 392 Chsrle, H. simmons, l61i Follower
Lewis. 49, A. NJ Gibsrt !e!; John Eliot iat ,o,.
Hugh Carteu, us3i VIM. Aiken. le6.
From Ohio-Mcsssnger Gilott 90.
From New eraey-l,ichard BELLS. 1873 Il. Willie, 20.
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Railroad 10 wit: Hudson River Railroad
lssca; Erie Railroad 500: NewJerey Central Railroad
O. i8J; Camden and Amboy Railroad 40 Total, 2s
brokers report The following saotstions; Prime Western
corn ed hogs ~ hive weight le%icic dead weight per
~ ~ l2.c. Medium hogs. per H. live weight IV@IOtc
dead weight per ~; l2al2le :, -,
fed, Of 2lS0l50 10, oeether with warm weather ave
had the effect 20 rodncc the quoatons considerably below
decline lalc the hes, selling with few
cepuons, al locuons over except sone prime shipping
look the weather having changed COOL and the numbers
rofted the being gnter Nearly all the hogs were
ct back portion of the recent heavy losses bat much eau
ton will be requisite for there are hogs sti len IN the country
and heavy corn crop s dolly increasing their size.
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