New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

In their favor He six statesmen chance az mem
d. g. Culver receiving the largest portion VIZ, W neSUa
o. common "a cwt at 6I6tc II. NJ. Valentine sold %
at 147I6c on q cwt B Westhelner run on 80 Ui "
W. Thompson 80 of Ct cwt scant, at Il sold
ellis brought up the rear with - head cwV '' ''
or he called u, given away, at So 90 each cuoro
II Myers got 14c on @ cwt for lOS pretty Ian Oh'io
KEGS owned by +. NJ. Sims. "A. m
hams at Pittsburgh which he sold at l6c ~ Ot s,oors
Eastman Bro, for Morgan Hahom ~ ONO ONO S'g'rS f
COWS, and heieT, Of very uneven weights I"ish5 d
TO "a cwt at 3Gi6c Also for Dalbey Co.. % Soou
Z cwt. Illinois steers at lGc. lob doos NOT
make much OF market and still they suhcS lhs sum INV
dull demand, and the few sold are al lo u'"n'' "e
ing from SEQ TO 500. calves included. -.a..
VEAL CAIVfS2These have been doing very well most
OF the time fat butc1eIs calves pISef % fon 10 ec
with grass calves selling at $llaSb each Jndu, Ui
ham Mcpherson report the following sales at HUDSON
Citv nearly siI grass calves mostly 10 farmers l22
calves 81 4s So 81 O53 80; 49, S27O 2 sos 81 fS4 10,
sos g. 500: p s24 TO- $780, s. $g9. Total, S57 S27
average VI ~ PT' THE SHEEP MARKET. ,.r.--
Recefpts this week 277l8. Quotations. Inc IoloWlng
rep0r of sales of sheep and lambs by several OF the
oor oe nf nrces a. head this week. They are quoted
~ n live weight for: Prime sheep, 6d6ic; Poor to me
dium do Al a5ic.; Prime lambs s99io' common do'
0ne lot of fat and heavy Canada sheep, ll5 average
brought 7sc and few others extra sheep &C. III takes
very fine lambs to go The supply, 1t will ba seen
H yer aret and after toeraby trade during the
week there is not quite so strong Ieehng today sun
fat sheep in good request and prime lambs sell wei
There are too many poor sheep, ana especially hhDs
coming TO market Canada Is forwarding Freely more
lambs than sheep. There were SOVV sIeep ana ap
Fortieh-s to-day nearly all OF which were sold atbtGbtc
few 7c.for the sheep, and s3ase for lambs j. Kirby
sold one carload Western sheep 81 H. few cus out at
hacar 6ic Sc b and car at &C. with some rejected
cus Also lot Of Canada lambs $500 3 at &C. Sc WIN Win
q bunch OF prime Canada ewes, 10 ID at &c MS sdes
amounted to 1l4 head at 5iGG8c for sheep ana SeSc
-'' SALES OF sHEEP AT CoMMUNHAw.
BY Kase, Bells Co: lh sheep $500; 81 S4l S5 1885,
3S 9 q So S 99 S 81 s Vs. G ssi SG 500 81 7 & 77 1sS
slO56 CO. Toal-l429 s626 2s Average $ "a per head
16 1897 So 49, $9l6 45; A. $94 7jj H. S5 20 IOta-oSS
S212S o.. Average 81 6I per head.
AT PORTIETHSr.
BY Hume Elliott 2O9 sheep and Lambs, s1O2 S5 PIG
s766 lO 2Ol96l 1O9 SG 1856 t979 G l69 SO5G 49, s2g
49, s55e 4G i6 sS5 gs i5S gi5 20 6i O 2l2 $9ls 75
2O5 3S Is; POI, $Os2 20; 662, S34 22 90 l45 20; a.
9S I s2s oS So sS' a $40 Al i2 s5S % S s95 G5 So
1898 72 2O9 $2S co.. 49, $40; lC9 S4lS 62 l25 S437 G2
2O sIO7 94 2O9 S,l9I 25. Total 1851 SS7l26 49, Aver
BY s. McGraw-25o lambs so9i p: 1876, sel2 20 l5o
Isl, iS7 S55s S5 Total 1860 .6G72 90 Average. s. l9.
syIvania sold by the head The others were s3a9c by
weight, running from 81 TO 60 10
BY Kase, Bells & CO.. Judd, Buckingham McPherson,
A. Van Brunt 7. McCabe, A. Bristol, +. j. Opdyke ana
Bliss & Dimmick sheep and lambs, at 81; III, g 81
49, Sc 70; 22 s. ST. $6 2O s. So 1885, $ 75 5l2 - 5O
III, s. 25; l69, s. y; 1877, So %, s. 50 ~, S.
AT HUDSON CITY.
, 6y ss JSa@ @ja s5 @ s5 q iSo s5 81 so a s5 2
1872 $iOl 256 O7S 5O 26 sc2 290 S257 10; 1884, $3.50
3 t2 go & .2G &c., &C. 55 $40 * sG 81 3 s'5 ,o7 ~ & g
$50 $50 lS6 $685. lOs, 1906 "a, $3.50; 24O $1,000 a.
$3.50 Total. 1895, $2o13s o. Average, ~ 5O
zoe sheep $S7s 27 lg4 Sss $685. S27 55 &c. S40l 50 ILL.,
S5ls GO 2O2 $64 2OO $50 1886 81; 23 $3.50 S5 S9
576 90 S7C 1s5 81 O56 OS 19O $500; 22
sS5 s7 2O6 S676 5O 1871 1854 6O g. S2 5o 1877 N0l5 81
2l5. SSG4 Total, 3,746, Sl6 394 81; average, 81
by Bliss Dmnck 2l2 sheep, sSS2 75; " lambs, s55
lambs $S}4 Total ,547, $,3i5 45. Average, 81 10.
THE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Railroads. wit: Hudson River Railroad,
e492 Erie Railroad 1850: NewJersey Central Railroad,
s7G2; other routes II. Total, 1881.
The hog trade been quite uniform during the week,
the variations not exceeding tc 10. There has been
good demand clearing the pretty much every night
Arrivals t free though nearly 6CO less than last
week, and with 90 cars on sale to-day, prices nave
ranged from a TO 7c, with or two very prime lots
sold s. as 30. The trade is now mostly at Forus
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