New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
THE SHEEP MARKET.
ReceInts this week. 2e Ia.

Receipts this week, - 766.
OUoTAuoNS-1he following reports Of sales of sheep and
lambs by several the sheep brokers who sell commission
will give the Average Of prices per head this week They are
quoted v 70, live weight for Sheep 5Q6fc Lambs, ga
The past has been the heaviest market yet the sheep line
The cuEen could not be stopped aud trade suffered IN eohSe
quence More than 600 head received last Monday at
market place alone Communipaw now comes IN to5 US
1000 were sold Brownngs sl heads in numbers followed by
Chamberlns aud Hudson City The receipts were 50
large early the week and the dead mcst markets so u tha
prices rather declined ron the low rates reported week ago
but with lighter arrivals for few days past stock Is seng
quicker and az better prices though trldes arrom lively
II takes good lot OF sheep 10 bring 6ic. y 10, and
~ the Stock is thin still when drove OF ex.
ira fat sheep LOT Of prime Kentucky stock Of s
n sold by r. II Hume received they will always com
at ne but are n5ndcation OF the market ordinary
Thin lots are &C. by the head still lower Pet
and occasionally 81 IS something above the average
l. H. Hume sold the following lots a! the annexed =, prices
81 OO5 81; a. s6S i6i ssj Isl 80 s99 $40 s9lJ %; O.
s14; 623 !97O So g 1896 OBI $3.50 so ios 81 74i A.
80 80 s 81 90 us ~ s ~, 70 sii 81 40 500 q
so 800 20; ~ sll5d 81 4C7 sa37l 81 % s47j p Total
sheep received and sold Hudson City Drove Yard for the
week ending Monday Oct 20 Nr Austin PIG sheep sold for
s B. KeIsO 100 90 Swope Co. 25l Svope and McPher
son, 79s Thuse < Smith 1873 Ol9 Mr. FoOte 2s slooi
T. Sheldon, aiO sli9S; Charles E. Decemp o62
20 Soryy ao3 ss 5S r. seSrs Ell So u.s. Fling
sos s So 5O Holmes Co. al7 81 1913 50 ID &. Chambers
2i2 $7 80; d. ). Kingsley, ~, s6oj; T. H. Purdy l9l,
sdi SO; Hurley Nichols 307 s. SOl So; j. o. Conne 1872
s047 CO. Hand Williams ~, s9i5 CO. J. B. COPELAND J92
W n Miller 20I &. Moore ZOO Robinson 9co l.. Brown,
200 -
The 1911 sold by Judd Buckingham and Kase McPber.
con averaged 81 - head.
Chambcrn gives the following sales through Messs Kaso
& Mcpherson John Kase jr. Judd & Buckingham, A Var
Vert and owners i2l sheep and lambs u -s " 20; ~
g. 80: Cpl S. 2l9 O. IS Al g. 30; l02 s. %; L2l. Is
5s a Is 4O3 q 50 2l2 = so 24 - POO 81 IS al4 So %
3l5 AZ 30: 100 81 81; 2O4, e. IS
james Paris sold 500 sheep and lambs Commrnipaw hc
sheep az 46tc 10 lot OF 20 h wool Ohio stock OF 81
TO- bringing the latter price.
Kase Mcpherson sold several los at the sancpla among
them lO heavy lowe shegp &c. and pretty
fair Ohio stock az dc.
COMPANION WITH LAST YEAR.
The average reces 81 sheep and lambs for the past sI
weeks has been head against % 800 for the same period
last year Prices have ruled from &c 10 c lorthe best during
the past six veals while they ranged from e TO ,sc hS
year This Slows that sheep have declined much As be m
yaneod dafrg the same period
SHEEP DRovERS AT BRowNTSGs.
FROM Nen.Y orl-Wiliam Faulkner, lSi; + hDyc ID
VIM T. Hoig he; Roc q HOLSTER ~ Lon htier 81 OAK
ley COnkn 80; Dibble Stevens AZ, VIM II BecA'y ~
Il NJ Wool 4i3 Nm Taylor 2l Charles C. Iraver, III NJ
Potter 10 Swirtl Brown Dbblo 3se Peter Manifold
Co no. SculY Brady, J1t Ii Wood 100 John Dnaont To-
T. Il Call GUN aii J. j. Brandon No NJ j. Benedict ~ w
Chapin 100 A. W. Mls 49, 4. NJ MILL, sN J'uci Elliott
~, joan Ue, 90 j. T. EGi, Co, 5E thlnhcgan q Co., 20
French Co lt i" sl-s h. q W Oia-oy - Capt John
| Smith lDi. Nm Wawe.. 30
w j. Anaou 81
IRON Onia-Soui 1bu,,hg ~ i. 0hsrnoii Ioi Q "
| Clark No ncai ( iioi. 80 itrnl ,ipor I'