New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-09

~ " Valentine had ll2 Illinois steers . prime drove
49,. hon Al Albany and selling here ct l5dl7c.

TN Valentine had Ila Illinois steers prime drove, y
bought :. AS.n S Sed Ss ss5s M
GOOD fair lot 1t cwt at l597c and for Themselves l24 i
sOis at Is the tops very choice
Il Hurd cr C. Leach GO Illinois steers e,cwt at strong
&c., good fair drove averaging Sli 70 each .ss,.
H. T. Burchard sold CO. for H. Wesheimer Hlnols STEERS
saw. W Hoas bought Of j. Farthins a. Albany. 60
Illinois steers good droye sold at l5dl75c on q cTt
j. H. Williams had 65 fair Illinois steers for b Cray q
cw sold Ssc and p fine ~ wan .rone TSey
O Briggs Drought in 40 fat Ohio steers scv sold at
Mich little inquiry for cows hi. week
with moderate s1ppy on sale 6 S Ss included but few
bring sso9sso and the majority sell at e6Sss eens
eco They are worth more from the value Of the
calves by their sides still they are nos bringing more nei'
thar ESs sSSd a Ges fstO o ZOE S nd
ovorstocked beef and full sheep make, prices arc
9 Ds fv . :sss &c., s sd lair
are selling &C. end even lower but below that price ley
are seldom weighed s. McGraw reports saca Of 80 calves
averaging 'N % THE I'll SHEEP MARKET ~
ooo asfs9 r.: Ssss reports Of . sheep and
sHbs BY several who e on cOm%sson
w the so aTsr'Ts i've Sheep
Lambs halle. Wool Sheep eid9io ,.,.
lower and auer than It was yesterday and a3c lower than
last Thursday when wooded sheep sold az y 10 ana
and 20 NAV be considered the top market though there
i one lot Of Farrngtons from Champaign Comfy ONO nea
Al Sic but without bidders This carload averaged I'D nv
home and will weight 22 here and are remarkably good
the average have had from OHIO TINS
Spring though we presume that Ware could have seeced
oad fTom the marketed6OeO OF them OF his own
feedng-which could not have been beaten Certainly no an
has ever before sent that number OF sheep OF his own eedn
10 this or any other market that gave him more credit ne
obtained last Thursday 9lc d. or the hgness PIC VI e
season William Leeds bad in i76 sheep nom
and for s7 averaging TO- unsheare5 gos loc the highest
rate this year. 1862 do. sold at slc ~, -,
Trade today opened and continued dull with prospect oil
We have probably seen the highest
selling at 30 head or5Ql7c ID, and poor at that
X Il. Hume cold $3.50 sheep mostly sheared averaging
Mcraw sold $40 sheared sheep at t6 e. per head and
s22 wooed sheep averaging 81 81 Also 30 lambs at 20 10
each -.,
From New.York-Seares Sweeney, 4oo y. Llgntood!'
From Oho-J II. Geary. co. H. Is. Ware'l 32si George W.
Dewey 753, WIN Leeds I6st Searles & Sweeney, sos
From Nsw-Jersey-John Cornell. 1866 james D. Wadding
From Pennsyiyana-Joseph Herzbcrger. "a; wm Leeds,
Lola 49, ,,. r. 400
THE SWINE MARKET
Receynts nv Railroads TO wt Hudson River Railroad,
a457; Erie Railroad, eeJi NewJersey Central Railroad
osostionsrWes,ern corn.fed hogs n. loi6llic. live
weight; 1874 l33c. dead weight Common hogs H. oaio
live weight , -.
than this week Stock Is taken up clean each dsy
and the fresh trade oansot get what they want AFTER Tue
fright pork people have gone 10 eating u again.
and tie consumption only limited by the light reeepis