New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-22


yards and were laid to dress rs cwt and IS other Dutch
ess County cattle sold at l4Q1ec. ,,,... ,,,.,,
Murray Glover, for H, Woodford, % "ess virginia
J. Holcomb bought ss Illinois steers of P Clemens at
Communpaw, which he reailed at One-huhfeutn b. Nv
p. + Cary for E. T. Hoton Ohio steers, O. cwt' me
D. Reynolds had 80 state and Illinois steers bought at
Bergen, 6G6t cwt., selling at l66l7c. ..
Sherman Swift sold % Dutchess Co steers ana oxen
A. b. Mead had 20 NY and Conn steers aud oxen, 6d1
S Uery, for D. Allen SO good fat Ohio steers some OF
them tte clumsy and oXy = evil In OUT tdSrs fed
by ID: Merritt and l. Peck pair were called 20 c"t,
sold for 1925 the others q cwt at re v TO- ord rho
market Is now pretty bare; but there - scce any ue
mand to warrant bringing IN fresh supply me sS
few at 500 and $40 while some some TIM cows nave
VEAL CHLVEs-Fat veals are stu selling at l9al4c.
Per 10 live weight only those Of superior quality bringing
the top price, aud few are T9g.ea q less than lc
Receipts this week i649i
and lambs, by several Of the shecpUokers who sell on
commission will give the average of prices per mead TINS
week They ore quoted per pound live weight Isi sheeP
The storms have inerfpred with The transportation Of
sh%ep ana INC war among the MANAGERS OF soo npuV
the war of the elements Besides, the dead meat mar
better trade until heavy arrivals shall change the pres
cnt upward tendency. Prices have advanced "a &C.
held quite above the OF buyers Sales were made
during the week nj &C. for mean lot or 100 20 10 ONO
sheep 6e for i63 head weighing 80 G &C. iof S goo9 w
10 sheep with 2i7 fat State sheep OF gOslOO az ltc
Now, With bare market, fat lots will bring &C., ana
sellers talk OF SIC for something little extra Only
car OF Sheep were received in Sizthst t0daylaref
common 80 70 Ohio sheep. which Hume refused 10 sell ri
7bc The receipts are 1000 less than the previous week
r. II. Hume sold the following In SlXtst, mostly ordl-
nary sOch l4 sheep and lambs for 81 O2l C2 lSs IoT
30 for $i % SOC for 10 20 f9 2G ESQ q o
S5i 81 go for s2l 49, Total 1904 head Tor sosSo 20
8 IIeGraw also in sxthst sold follows , ~ sheep
aud lambs for 81 20s 9s 2O9 1920 40; 49, SG2 20; 1885,
SlG7s IT, Total, 752 for si,42l 76 Average, y So .
j, Kirby sold lCl sheep at OBilehs ranging oih Cc'
Chanlbcrn reports the following sales, through Kaae
Mcpherson, John Kase, jr. Judd h Buckingham, Van
Vert and Beas Pidcock sheep, at s. 6O 40 70;
81? 81 52 20 IS; 497, So 2os 1857; l92 - 80; 22 So 10
KGse 4 Mcpherson sold the following at Hudson City:
rs sheep $3.50 10i 03 ST. 1888 so 100, H061 90 S No2;
H. t2 30 49, 500 l79 sl4 S0 ls2 SilS stjs "a
49, 81 26 81 17O 81 2o7 80 Total, 1884, s6CC ~ Aver
Judd 4 buckingham sold as follows, also at Hudson
CITY: ls5 ahcep sold for sllg 80; H. sO3 49, 49, s3e3i
Iss s. o. SOS, 5000 TO- Total, l,ss $685. Co. Aver
SHEEP pRovERs At BRowNING's.
From New York. y. Palmer 2Oa George W Dewey
IO0 D. c. Abbey ls5; Gnbcrt johnson III; james bristol
ls F. Harrington 20; Joshua Bio"neh 70; d. higgins
From Michigan Whitaker 4 Co. $50. ,,.. r.
From OhiO-sumucl Sidncr 823 John Simmons lee; H.
b. Ware 25l; Henry Dicdrlch JO? -, a.
nell 2s7. -. o,,.,,.,, 49,, ,,,r
Receipts by Rarouds 10 Wit Hudson River Railroad,
1886 Efe Railroad 7,72O; NowJersey Central Railroad,
90sd Camden and Amboy Railroad, 5i5. Total-ls277;
The recent. light FOR the hut the market mas
been rather dull and Inactive during the week as prices
are high for packers operate sales ore slowly made
most OF me hogs being taken Tor the retail trade There
were % cars the market at FOrtcthst inns morning
but buyers generally held bnc aud iew nave been sou
today a. yetc c for ordinary TO best los Inc re
cepts OF Western blessed for the week about 5OOO
hogs, selling slow AT Sc dS.c