New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-16

cwt owners-G Gregory Soi-say ewt so!a Ma . :.
each or l3dlsc per 10 and for r. r. Feterpsce 81 nnoi'
.,e~> e. w.- u l4elss, and 20 S@ AHeHry thu 'n's''
Scucs,er Eisner sold poor thin Illinois steers ano
hfsi: nss Sssi i.s isa sHs sc. ew
wAss be ~. , sis % :seS at y
their account ,. = .ss sss.s t
MAKE, ,oot q as bs 3, s aIs, ..fs
soery ~ State Steers q, lya,e on cwt and % common
Samuel. Ehstein lis nnoi, steers, for themselves at
s Uery 50 Illinois steers ior W. H. Plat at ia3'c. on
B5 % 70, s sYt P %ns.. f IL, Il 'S s: oSn
i w. Florence ifsas 4 T for f. Morton of them Der
Ohio steers, cwt., at l40lsic- s,,s, .,u,
p. s. Cary out IS Iouehsh but inreshsd, et%Gt cw
J. II. Williams, lo Illinois steers &. cs. a. 697c sl.o
A. good Kentucky cattle costing &30 Albany and sold mere
at lea lie on cwt; and % common ono cae " e"y
p O. Dsi.coI on his own account 20 fair cwt Illinois
D. Barnes bought So Western cattle the yards and
es.sd 9 At ee o sys oSeu Sims IA Illinois steer. and
sc.nt7 cw at l3al7c average strong ss. Ao'
Bergen <s Canada steers and oxen FOR Jocely on
nc ne sa for Tm.on csnsda steers. COW.
oxen, 81 ewt.. poor, at Iolc 'Ni
Marlin a sd ss good
a cw Of the beat lots belonging to Mcpherson ,Od
Other: os medium cs :o
Sage Hcsss: for A s., Jwosood M avsIsss iowa ,ss,
$500 slos each, laac. on 81 cw-s thin poor
drove;
sSsc,, and 10 little Mich cattle sot r. F. Smith, steers
A. B. Mead, x A. Lester IN. steers sac cwt. alto
Church Hurd s. good Ill steers for Race at lS0l7c on Il
T. Bloor,er sold 20 N. steers. q cwt, At ltalsS
ThOmg.gn for h%;elf and Coon 100 Ill steer. 81 ewt
Mich cOigGTSere appears to be inquiry for fresh
this xset and the Unfinished os,tns. are so sp S Tor
poor cows, $65G$1s for good, md $S0sV ior choice
VEAL CALvEs-iho light arrival. md quick demand md
have caused advance Of about E tho best which cell
At ia id a seS e. on s es1e. nT w Ss
Thsy ySsd wss ss's ais ~ Ii. range Ms
''"s "''' THE SHEEP MARKET sco3
.- Receipts this
QroTATioss-Tbe following reports OF sales OF sheep and
lambs BY several Of the epbokers who sell ON commits
. nc quoted ss az H. ' i've ws sheep sa
The Sheen mako, iii. weeh has been overtocksd and
prices about hsfa cent lower upon good stock ana nom
bali 10 one e. ut upon medium and inferior Sui the price
at 10 per pound ies in small lots Of the choiee
bring and ready ,ee than inferior .; &C. quite
, ssy osei Sc sni 'a are yd s thai. @
good sheep short and that why they are In demand at
inferior Are very Dun a, sasc. Hume sold very
good lot Of 200 Canada lamb. this mot %ornns ,nis
Of sn.as stoeI i unusually large t, season and IN
seod ord, as i ,hou bs for prot. !. .he sTewsF The up
ali readers We should be glad give the Locality Of all sold
sss # s @ S5ssn Tss h: a W
to csnada nearly 81 thss .ost soe. 70 HON.
tions' with more ssoeL than be sold to-day. VI -
r. H. Hume sold iS6i sheep and lambs u an average o.
s. MeGrsw son sold sc2 sheep averaging IS and ga
lambs Al ~ q each y, , ~, H.. .,a
esD' MsSJ;s 1gIsR report A's' Of ~" 'i'ep 'n'
CI,,nbsrn i've. sale. by R.e Mephtr.on John Ks.e
70 sheer and abs o. 10 $40 sheep lambs ~ 90 25
sheep aid lambs 81 50 $40 sheep And lambs =! l go
.I ssp and i.aS. = al tS .hssp,sl lambs, IS 5o
sheep AMI lambs. ss ~ COO steep aud lambs w. 20 sheep
S$s. So 20 Ses esp N. nd .SS !; .IssS
iau'b', - ... ..ff
From New.Yok-samuel Tate. los; Robert Dichsrmsn
Janss Lshtbody 10; Da.id crah IoI; Joha Arhls iaI
o., D. lsys9 s ssss H Bsn;i a Is,f sa
F FGRsy Il i c sSl1 s John so1 Gftsa
Roe, ia syEes.i Williams, iss 1olp Elicit ~ Charles
sq sai| 10 safs %'S IL t se 70 T. Fla
osS 1s% g. Sss sdaa y y ssRS%p . Ds
Prom obio-Cesy.r Ad.n', 1876 Is. w Paul, sapj wm,
From Csnsds--RcS.r HSne. sosi John simmon, eIl.
Prom Ioss--John Simmons 90. nh
from IIlnois--U. A. Fsh. Jsa. ."i.
f...rI... susEY EsCEIvRD At BRIEss |
From New Yosk-Iiseh Carten, 3iss Samuel Beekwith,
los "A. Wright 2D; Daniel McGuw, 32a . lI. 49, ..fl
FROM ohio-H. Hsleit Coz In H. r. clspp 10.
III THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts By Railroads, to wit Hudson River Railroad
1880 Erie Railroad 2,ss New Jersey Central Railrosd2 ~
Tets, n2+0. .H.f. .I
BIoken report the following quotations
80 -I. . r.r.. ~, Live Weight Dead Weight |
Cts, Der 10, pei 10. |
we.t.rr corn. fec hogs ne p,....llidl2 Ii3dI5 |
Distillery fed hogs. pei N....,....ltdlA Ita--
The fluctuations In the live hog market since last report have
ben slight depressed state OF the trade that existed at
that date has under the influence Of moderate receipts ana
fair provision Market been gradually relieved and the
tendency has been however 20 tho extent OF ean
Ing trade the sales each day have been effected
figures not 1t beL hsaIe eluaed the improve
eut preceding days The vals yesterday and To-
day have been nominal q cars. which ort mate, a.
t,e transactions Change yesterdsy developed very
and prices generally receeded the effect Of
which would be felt n the yards tess was any con-
hogs hand. In sbsenee Of transaetions
tits morning give the following the range Of prices Of
yesterday which. withs moderate arrival, there would
b. change to-day: D., ..f
Best ffsdes. :. .......... .......IIldn N'
Medium and Ordinary .
' No rilierp. few grlss hogs lsel atl.lOidll
The arrivals for the week suIount TO. 22O
Corresponding week last yer................ 6ol1
Corresponding week preceding year............u,Jlo