New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
THE SHEEP MARKET.
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RafeDts this week.
ouofaToSs~The following reports OF sales Of sheep and
lambs by several Of the who sell on commission
S s'I D.l h po STL'H i've % Sheep
Wool Sheep, e9c.i Lambs lOdl4c
The Sheep market 10 O'Clock this morning (Tuesday was
bare stock all received been sold at rates strongly
in favor Of doves those OF one ago good
medium fine WOOL bought At Albany and brought by Green
sold in los follows 30 So and 10 at 3d. - Of 7c ana
ONO. sirer beng sheared lis Cec6 10 Albany, Oi ~ and
here lo7i 10 Isaac yAnnaIis gold his drove to Wholesale
cus This lot SO kcad weighed los ID IN Licking County.
Ohio they were then washed ,hoared snd shipped i'm
for the Wool at home which be held soc b. Ware.
Ohio ,hsa.ed sheep sold Monday a. ISTS ~ .r%%ragns
such had been on the market thi, morning would have
brought 81 o! cents the supply short and the demand
large About ha stock Of he last week has been SHARED
and for the last two days about The Pe bnyers
lighter 90 he wsss l%s sss .As
wednesday iIoa: Thursday 81 Friday Le25 Saturday.
I75 Sunday 44; Monday 2G0 There about 400 came
could so T %SaS El's a Albany
and that the supply through the week must continue hight
T. Hare sold ASA wooded sheep averaging &c % per
head. and 1881 shoarcd sleep at o. '9.
Chanbcrln report. sales through Kaso McPhcrson John
a. i"5r:' lug lee Sheep at $ 3d. 80 do DO 81 @
1863 do o. 47O DO at 60 sol 4ol do at So 25 2os do q.
g. l2 s5 do at &C. az do at IS s7 200 do at q 5o 40
do at O.; az do. at o. Is
sBEEP DRovERs At BRowsIsGs
From New-York-W. w. Ostrander. 1870; III. Campbell.
1907 William Scaly. 269; C. Mott l0Oi ID. NJ Kry ls0;
g. c. Mercer l04 NJ Stoddard l02 j. w. Paddock 33f;
j. C. EgolstoDe 1906 Reckwith 2; Brown 7ii Jacobs
& Co. lGi.
From Ohio-P. L. Coe. 1885, C. L. Robinson 96; Charles
Fullugton $50; w r. webb Ito; r. McGraw. tl7, ii. u.
Ware go; g. harrington. 1864; H. Chenoweth 3yi Moses
Bales i39i W. Hamilton, 800
From Mchigan-Dewey Johnson 3l3i Fargo. Lord
Co, 3j5
From nllnois-Geary 4 Co. rs; r. McGraw, 4s2.
From MMsachusetts-A Day "a; j. L. Wight. l?t; W.
ID Adrisncc, 29l.
From Kentucky-Wm. Leeds. 277.
From Canada Thomas Lester, l26.
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts BY Railroads. 70 wit: Hudson River Railroad.
329s Eris Railroad, 2625 NewJcrsey Central Railroad.
1876 Camden and Amboy Railroad 1905 total, TO- 0a
The fluctuations In the hog market since the date OF last re-
port been gh The number arriving has exceeded last
week but the average quality Of the stock and the general
tone Of the market has experienced little varstion Prices
have ruled steady generally ayorng the shipper there having
day the last report but that good lot would in
cite considerable competition. The grade mos, sought after
smooth small boned hogs weighing hom 100 TO % n.
suitable for retailing II somewhat surprising In view OF
startling reports Of iclns but fact that three fourths OF
all tie hogs that arrive sold at the retail stands.
quarter used by the English cutters and bacon
The regular packers using none a! ALI they cannot
demand is fair to-day at the following prices Best grades
mast fed eia0Ic The arrivals for tho week amount TO
10 5 eepondng week last year. 20s corresponding
week preceding year, ,232.