New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

j. Loughman had IS good Ohio steers 7Ga ewt, sold at
D. a,ypoa, sold "a Monroe County. N w. cattle at l'i@
Char'b nurd 90 lad ~ Orange County oxen, good
fsir bunch sold at l5a6.c, on cwt and al merger" '
Carver 10 State oxen, sod at I5al6c on cwt o,,,o,
4 lieTy Cox H. Il. Smith 80 Illinois steers-a cotnn
drove, o.ati cwt, sold a. li0le-a ie" s00a 'ne
j. A. Merritt for w Leeds l07 nice smooth Cumberland
Conuty Ps steers: rated stron7 cwt and selling at
NurTay Clover ~ for GuisenbeiIrer hentuchy s1ttt
far drove u cwt, al l'alsc and ~ hn3la i,se's'
l. b. Richardson for o. r {. Evans, 10 prime u cwt. ~;
s,eers wholesale l3a each Also, ior SANE 1 owntI'
State oxen fair at Cc on o. c"' A'O' 10 sH' ''
Mich COWS remsin without especial change, but sell
slower on account great supply Of aud decline III peel
cattle No matter the are i and give but htte nik
tbe Ower viii si for better 'mg 10 dOse ss major Ur ro5
ton Of thu bring StS0S11 with lew As high
80; bat more ot t5O0So1 .,
about COO having been sold alive during the past week
snd probably many more hog Dressed Few bIlna Gyi
but Il pust be Many sold at y0loc and others
by tie head for nach less or sbcnt the Irce Of me n
and great that butchers will not pay nnch
uncertain property Veal sells worse iof INC 0'''
THE SHEEP MARKET.
ims Of sale. Of sheep and
sb several OF the sheep brokers who % ,el on dot %
sion viii give he averase oi paee PEI sh' ub"n
quoted PER pound, live ~elsht' ioi "''ep' '' |''
Tt shep market this ruesdsy morning is decidedly dun
tNe "A 4
Of let week The downward tendency coImenced lssi
fhnr.isy and bas continue gradually since that ae on
&c a. 10, while wooed sheep sold at ol0Sc.;
with few at Sc. though none were as good
as the lot sold the Monday previous ct Ae. Mon
DAY opened with soout 500 Rrowuas aud not over two
thirds OF them were sold lot % 90 h,gb ed ONO .n
time wooled sheep OF the sane qua'y ol n,ree'
though GOOD fair order sold c This proves our adyce
correct shear before shirpin; There are pepy OF me-
81 M ne wool sheep in the pens this morning IN decent con
dhon held at o;ic, which " be turned ont when'vr
5c IS offered. some medum lope-wooed western 'herp
d in this State which changed hands at Albany at u e.hs
ae ofrroG without bidders the same price here lhe
H5ou, o Is tscH' when so'd 4, 81 Lamb po. are wouh
about 50 cents sheared sheep pitts ~ eesti un'neI",
disposition not 10 let wool uae their hands One
them said TO this mornne There !. no hope o. any
the coantry with their goods which will snr.y break down
American wooen factories" Those who shear 'heep may
take hint nom this and seud their hecCes the ran
with tie sheep We s advise the shearng OF all good
sheep Poor need the wool hide defects aud chee the
TSe feel tie M efci p5fPdei 6f Pdene beef cattle nv
r. H. Hume '9d al sheep o 50 sS average per heaa ~
:. McOTaw sold ltol shoep-iew lamos-ayeiasbs ~ VI
Chamberlain reports through Kase MePber.On John
following sales: 200 sheep 50 sos 80 sheep at 80 ~ 40
sheep ct Fs l2 2S3 sheep at ss go sheep At 81 e5 80
sSecP al 81; i25 sheep at SO l2; 80 sheep 1T s5 So
tBELP DRovERs AT BRowSiSes
From New orkP. Rowe. % r. Si.s, lbi; John Elliott,
sS4 J. B. Ri,.r, 2l5; Grorse W Dewey 49,; o. r. Nlver
2e4 Russo, Trtms.ne, % r. DeceT lS4 W@ hieLcGea,
s kirby, "a : Il. Barlow 1876 J.. : kiTby ~ ~ u Hem
drcks Co. 81; Il. =. Hoffman, 20 T. A. Roberts, 81; j. ~
Pits 40 Il. Mc(ra., 100 Nn. Steele 1913; H. Campbell 10,
r. o. Mouldon 80 JsDes H. Noodiod, 40; j. w Pau or,
lgl; :. beckwith q; Sloan Wilson, 49, Samuel Brown,
from ohio-B. l. Coe, lS6; w. r. Webb li8. Hugh Car.
ton 5i3 Chas H. ei. 6l7 John Simmons, 96 4. +. oar,
I63 W. Connolly. q H. b. Ware, 323.
From New.JeTssy- james d. Wsddlnston. 70.
From Penus yivaua-- Ehsard Diell, 20.
FROM llirois-J. d. Wallace. lfS.
From NsImont-J. l.. Baldwin, 20.
From ii chi-ln-J l.. Perkins 1906 John Simmons %i.
From Canada-lohu simmons, lS.
TIE SWINE MARKET
Receipts by Rairosds.t HadsOB River Railroad 2)
Erie Railroad. lo5.; Aew-JeIsey Central Railroad 2ioe
-Toal, i63.
Tie Live HOG marse, since the date Of last report has
per,oed little variation either IN prce general character
OF the trade
TIE general impression ths, after Lent increased
sumpye demand produces ac.ivr Market has little force
his year the trade relied this tine the retail 1sInsud
to-dsy wond long be sustained The only ap
Tor the present high prices, the exeTtons OF
spectators keep he market up Acting under the idea bat
light his SIrng wOud cause active hsh InArAe'
they freely early the and results lay
ing proved the contrary they eudeavorng 70 become the
possible to the trade
tina, tey may be sels he short contracts wihoat
loss.
The quality OF the arrivals this week. 1. inferior
light and cadawAgs Of which have only reached tie
lowest quotation ia the following range ol prices;
best OIaIes....
Medium and Ordinary.
The srTivss for the week amount
Corresponding preceding