New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-31

s on 4 e.I and g. bss ol E. Henderson IN steers
soSSs Y & rs, .ooS Ohio steer. for Morgan
Ny holland which od S On eTs .,..r, very
common, cw, 4, isaisc ar g. for H. G. Cool good OHIO
gsdes cwt. sold l7aise, aud for . n.,, q;
Ohio steers ewt. rough, e .esnt iSc 30 l{ cwt
Hstopvii, HI. .eccunt % Pa steers and o1sn
Church Hurd Co At Berssn ss for W: J. Tsnpls.on:
ews I'd steer. = sS fS , 5osP State steers,
3 cwt heisc for Peck 70 State steers y sw ma o,.o
lsc and Forty 20 for Parish seeI 70 ono ter,
cow, and heiiss, f ewt, st4alsci and 20 COW. for
Bhdsemsn o. cattle. ~ ewt at BE- sverige aDa Ts "a
10 o. steers aud cows fair, 59s cwt a.
for A. Hsrrett Is o. steers and oxen, common t@se"N
Beach Bray Io4 for NJ Knight Illinois steers St ewt at
13d7c uneven and 80 for Suyan Illinois steers u e"'
steers good ~ cwt at lsc and STATE cattle from the
Tonawands d'tisry for Fathing mean scsa"as 'eei'
SAGE Hughes ior B.na Crowley 1T Iinoi, steers a,
on cwt jus, fair lot and a Bergen ,St bo
mixed State cattle at dl9c and l7f0r Roberts, oh'0 Steers
Sage Dudley Co., for Richards L Nichols ls2 Illinois
f Dudley c csiSw 81 for Own w. It Mich
mon ewt l4c and 81 for Bailey, at Bergen III mesI;'
M at % average I'll S ..s and q for
Hines, o. steers, tis:i est. At il, as: ,.,,,v
p r. Cary IS for J. Brock O. steers, good drove, grade
DSrh n CT ,Sd.t 1yeIrss nc; GOOD lot
q cwt !, sc and . for C. Stockholm butcbs.s Co.
steer; and oxen .oia At Ral4ei eOsI.i.h ,.,.,. q,
i5d7c. strong cwt and % for Foster cwt at lsc'
Murray Glover 90 foI H. Miller, nnG: steer; and 9nea
Illinois steers, common, 6! cwt, a40l6sc.
J. HOlcomb sold 50 Indiana steer. for j. Caldwell common
ReSsid.on S for j. ss smith '' 6, Kentucky steers
cwt IA, but rather young three year CID at isGie "a,
j. H. William. iof W. W. MiOc6e, Is ohio steers, tidy
Mich C0Ws-Cows and calves suffer fewer fluctuations
han any other live stock The tendency Is gradually oS~n
her ode known to 3. her own will bring is calf included
Fair sell generally Ssod 100 and thin small COWS a.
VEAL CALVEs-Few esvt. are sent for SALE and these
quickly taken It be hoped that farmers are RAISING
. command l4cn instances sc for extra fne veal'
bat The msjoty sell at Gloc, with small calves at O''
'"' ''O' '' PU fHE SHEEP MARKET.
Hsceiptsthis week.
QuoTArossThe following reports Of sales OF sheep ana
lambs by several Of the who sell on eomns
,iOn viii give the Of prices bead hi. week they
quoted per pound live weight for Sheep 7dsic Lambs
The sheep market has undergone change since last re-
r favorable such drove happened to Be on hand e
sheep sold Saturday that for once there
State stock to dspres' the market At the opening On
pens but the butchers on hand early and sas
opened sharper at &c. b than was week previous az "a
ffc Indeed one lot of 800 fine wool sheep, which
weighed lis 10 In Ohio ard 1903 n here, sold at sc ID with
20 Gull, out. Such pes worth 50 EACH None but the
received on Monday remained unsod and this with only
small addition Tuesday appeared 70 be 81 that We. re
at the sane quotations We noticed lot of fine wool Ohio
sheep sold at cents which estim.ed at " % average
were ali young aud healthy Tbe.s pelts were worth .:
each Several other lots held at &c., we think would have
S Ss they bring
per higher than sheep ofthe same quality canada sheeI
converted into mutton and then shipped here at e
freight than II alive and no duty This il reciprocity
Who heard OF American farmers sending meat TO Can
ads The close Of the market to-day showss DOWNWARD terra
Robert H. Hume sold ssOs sheep and lambs, in sIth't
at se % average Per head u,... p,O,vn;,,,.
Chsmberln give. sales Of 5oes head at bis Robin,Ons,
yards through Ksse Mcpherson, John Ksse, jr, Judd
| buckingham. A. Van Vert and owners. as follows: -
$40 sheep and lambs. sl2 So 1870 sheep and lamb: sa ~
sheep and sm6. ss sheep and lambs. 90 s 1863 .hee
and lambs 90 o Osheep and lambs IL SO sheep am
lambs: 81 o sss .5se Ip and lambs 500 sheep nt
lambs. sc s sss sheep and lambs. Sc 1870 sheep and lamb.
SIS Isl sheep and lambs IS 5O 1876 sheep and lambs
| - 4oi lsl sheep and lambs, 81
Newfoi"M B. Van Nny. ss G. T. Dudley 100
George Ma. ch 1911 Msr:h, Brace 81 RGbeT. Bu,iagtG1
e. w SSsn r. Wco n D. Charles
Brink iisi fred Shines. 49, r. N Mills 1885, Robert Bate,
pllculktu-Agur
| J. d. Cherries, a97; Henry Kennedy. 400.
From Indians. G. Maddox; Isl; Cba' n Knopf 2sa
From Ihnois-T T. Bondursnt, 224
From NswJeney-James Harrington. 1ls.
From nsyyania--J. X. Notes, 1872.
From Ohio-N. K Bucklsnd 1885, J. Watson, l66; A.
baltimore l13 c. r. Cowden l73 w: A. MauudeI, us;
ali; A. H. Slater. 1885, w. Norman lsi Davis Beall
| 3i5; John Lloyd, 1859.
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts By Railroads. to wit: Hudson River Railroad
1850; Erie Railroad. 2,2S4; NewJersey Central Railroad
| 4,98T-Totsl. l0.l
and sales easily effected at prices avong holders unit
Saturday. when full arrivals and reports OF heavy ship
ments combined witha dropping Provision Market
quite depression and prices since have gradually reoeded
but the supply band to-day light and weather favor
able the following prices fully sustained Best grades
lotGloic. Medium d. 10Y 6lOtc There is little difference
IN the quality Of the arrivals now and therefore, lii
tie variation In the extremes of prices Western Dressed 2i
lac.
The arrival. for the week amount to.........lolsl
Corresponding week last yesr................. TIT
responding preceding