New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-06
THE SHEEP MARKET.

THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, $50
0roTtuoxs-The following reports OF sales Of sheep and
lambs by several Of The Tn1 se or 0
quoted y %, live weight for sheep oa0iea Lanus' o."
The past has been the heaviest Of all the heavy weeks SO far
as the receipts OF 10 concerned They have kept Phng
in principally from this State with nee receipts ron lhuana
and OHIO Very good fat lots find their way 10 TINS mar
le Eastern buyers securing the country and picking up
the prime sheep 10 take TO Brighton thus leaving the refuse O
This cav aud Of refuse surely have been RECEIVING LOT
weeks Trade continued about as last reported until
when lighter receipts gave better tone to the market and
with still less arIing today the pens are nAe! ~ ~
ont by night thing not done for weeks Very lew bng mere
1h S.S SG many sheep are selling at &C. one ne
wool Michigan sheep OF 100 % weight Drought &C. dns ~
ton markets still crowded with oareasses and quarters
sales Of sheep at the Hudson City Yards ending Mon
DAY HSy y ed Sd So sheen o 20 d Bartlett 800
sse5 j. benson is7 t71 81 Done - s75 90 M Cars ICE
IsS, Mcpherson 100 sslS II WA Mcpherson ls7 sia
"a Scott c . s y lSf BATES S S S,T b fcoe
30 t9o IS NJ Mott 2os s9es = swoPe lsS t 90 90 d
Decker H'S9 s q, e e. o Sa1G SS 20
G. DeCamp 2O6 ESQ A. l. Johnston 500 5000 Howes
AaSt "a .ao h. W x Mer iss $50 a Heath Ry
100 tsil 90 = Van Tile 4o5 ss's 10 Total S1ii soid io
s MeGrsE sold 5sc sheep and lambs IN szhst sts4 &c
u Kirby sold 54 sheep and lambs at oBrien' the sheep
C6Smberiin gives the following sales at his Robnsonst
market through Knse Mcpherson John Kase, jr, Judd
sheep and lambs 100 for e.; 40 e. 30; 200 e. 10 $40
o. $50 e. IS: IA s. 25 AS t $50 O. g. J55 - so; 29
73 s7e MS; G3l t25; 4O Il - 800 q lee - 81 s
sHEfP DRovERs AT BRowSIXGs.
From New .York-A W. Mills. 3f Ralph Rutt, $50 Dewey
A Co gg2; r. sherman 246; David Poncher 2l3 T. ID I'm
erson j. r. Sutler, 81 Case ss rs. Sol Day 1873 W y
White 40 Charles W. Brady 49, French Go. 81 ID ;
Isonden 81 Christopher Schultz l47 Wilson Mekeeier lg
Thomas Thompson 1872 Isaao Joseyn 202: T. S Parce s
j. q Carpenter 2l, Wiener Aach IA. W. Wood 90 bar
nev Cook 1872 w w. Tenbr0ock 22i J. II Naming t A. ~
sanders Chauncey Bashford so John Craig IA Wood
Thorn 1872 Fred Sne 1870; Levi Miller lQ j. D. Palmer ~
Brown 2l7 Sheppard Brooks l32. Wheeler Davis ~
Capt D. Iayiland, ~ Il H. Miller 100 j. o. Clark 1872
Thomas Miller 1872. t
Prom oho-Jobn Simmons les; J. Temple 9s4
Prom Canada-Johnslon Poneher $50. ~
From Indlana-Wm. Scotland, 40; John simmons VJ :
Jonathan Ship l,24ii j. l.. knmision. 800.
From Ken;ucky-JOhn Simmons 100. -
Prom New Jerseys. L. BToadhurst 22I Il White Co.
i3s
Prom Mehigan-G W Case 1914; G.. Bassett 1877
r THE SWINE MARKET AT FORTIETHST
Receipts by railroads. 10 vita Hudson River Railroad ttOI
Erie Railroad 5ei7 NewJersey Central Railroad S'eo
Total "a no
There has been very little animation IN the live hog mar
ket during tie past week prices declining daily anu ny
Saturday the beat Western sold i0r 9c and buyers DOT very
N purchase at those figures There are - cars On
the market for sale and this morning there rntneI Det'e
demand and slight improvement IN prices Inc Nealhl ~
cool and favorable and nearly oil the hogs In the yaru are us
posed OF at ad9e for cool 10 best Western and Sdste iof
Michigan Dressed are bringing II! lie. .
o. o RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.