New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY OCTOBER 70, 1895.

20 home mikmen and eihzsns returning from the eounfr
The CITY are going % proxce H. sales qas frequent en-
Ssl per head for fine with some still higher while so
Is found that nst up the marx every way Common
and poor COW the hardest 10 dispose Of At prizes
receipts are fair equAlng the demand
VEAL CALVES-Thers is q fair demand for yeals and
prices kept up bot this owing 10 the lew sent In FOR sale
Still IL is rarely TIE ease that than 10 obtained for thu
best ca'e Statesmen do not deem prudent 70 Ghge nof'
pay l3.c in range fn IL to l3c for com
w THE SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week 1854.
QuorsoSh-The following reports Of sales Of sheep and
lambs BY several OF the sheePbrolrs who sell on commission
will give the OF prices per head this weef They arr
quoted pound live weight for Sheep 5G6ic Lambs 6G
With s1eh enormous receipts in warm weather it is not
psng that the sheep market has broken down as wen a me
stock back as cannot possibly be sold here They s
pouring in as though everything depended upon geng the
off at New York could get along wei for week 70
liza single hoof should received r thousands Of
1--we sheep remain unso while the carcasses can Almost
where fUm 20 lqcents 10 according TO quality and fresh
and TO save them from spelling large quantities arc sold
and they ars holding back strong II is almost impossible
get cents to-day for the best sheep and very hard mat
ter 10 touch Z cents far the latest lambs
The New Jersey Stock Yards open az Communipaw
and about 1900 sheep have already been sold there kAse
last Wednesday Ole and Thursday for Gic They
averaged upon 100 10 Also alo Of thin ship 20 ~ a
Kirby sold llJ al U BTens the sheep at 5tG6so ambs
Of 5aSc
Sales Of sheep and lambs made Hudson City at
prices ranging from TO cents
Chamberlain gyes the ing ales Of 559 head al Robin
son ST. through Messrs kase Mcpherson John KAse Jr
Judd Buckingham A. Van Vert and 40 sheep and
lambs s. sheep aud nmbs g. 396 sheep and lambs
e. So 800 sheep and lambs e. 2 2o sheep and lambs e. -
s sheep and lambs 81 TO- Gi5 sheep ands lamb $50 sheep
and lambs e. Isl 100 sheep and lambs Is % sos sheep and
lambs g. Is sheep and lambs s5 800 sheep and lambs
g. 30; $40 sheep and lambs ~; 22 sheep and lambs 81
100 sheep and imbs g IS les sheep and lambs s. ~
THE SWINE MARKET
Receipts by railroads 10 Wit Hudson River Railroad 953
Ene Rlilroad 4,5ss NeuJersey Central Railroad, 4,2
Total ~ 500
The Hog Market has experienced heavy decline during the
past week Since Saturday the market has been extremely dun
and inactive nearly all the buyers holding back for lower
prices leaving large number Of hogs unsod at the close Of
eaeh day having things pretty much their own way.
There 10 cars the market this morning and sales
being slowly made at from 10 O3c prime Western
9!0ioc for Michigan and 9ldl0.c. for State The warm
weather and heavy decline In lard hurt OF heavy hogs
The Chicago LireSoek Reporter thus speaks OF hogs The
opinion is rapidly extending among packers and operators
generally that the time has fully when prices should
aside and few influences work TO strengthen
this impression among which prominently note the unss
factory state Of European markets from which large guam
OF lard and bacon being returned 10 this country for
sale, being In demand there"