New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-02

UlOry ont IS for II. r Smith, nuaOis stoors, fan
j. H. Williams sod q PENNSYLVANIA stoers for d. IuN
prime cattle The best N market from Crawford County
,s &C. sTO year II Sy M ~ g 24 Spd averaged
W. Thompson bought Il Pennsylvania steers Of MoNx
al the yards good y cwt. lot retaied NJ iG4l7o.
scoans laid 1t u cw iair retailing l6s7lc fow $50
L2Wlo5s & Tran0r sold 81 Canada cows, steers and
oxen mixed one bunch cYt, at 5c, the Others lio Oh
y Louglnan had g, O. steers Il cvt very good aver.
scuster dScO. had 1O7 H. steers It cwt, good sold az
4 Wheeler FOR " seOllaps g H. steers fine, 6! cvt.
selling ut II Sc They the best largo drove OF sae
the pick bringing lsc to dress Ct n per cwt.
mammoth Indiana steer IN The yards, which vas
fed inst "a Gregg and then by A JWnts9de Of shelby
grade Durham coming years old, aud weighed 1893
at home lie stood feet inches HIGH grh p feet and
MICH COWS The fresh COW trade grows worse ana
worse. Not that right good very cheap whes
sold but they OFF SLOWLY and some owners take them
back TO the country rather Than sell at the best offers.
Ordinary and medium COWS are what drag the heaviess.
such animals often holding two three wee and thou
selling AT s6Oa$5 each. What ore termed good mixers
generally bring eSoGo while few superior cowssoms
times sell for SOO, and IL owners know where
to put them but customers for such are scarce Tas
probable breaking up the swill milk and other extern
sye stables within the limits Of the Cities of New
York and Brooklyn, account for the slow sale OF lress
II is certainly no time for formers or others 70
send bore for SALE some Of tncin are finding Gus
to their cost. Fresh COWS are worth more IN the country
VEAL CALyEs-Pree receipts OF live, but especially
cline OF fully lc q No. the break down occurring FRIDAY
and saturday. Now only small number OF the best
calves selling at l2c the greater portion bringing os
lie, while finnish yeals viii only bring sase 10y
dressed calves FAR exceed the live IN number ana teN
soners scze them a, immature veal Prices OF dressed
from 10 to &c., though few 20 ever 1871 and "ss
TIE siIEEP NIARKET.
TtTIoSsEhe following reports Of sales Of shssp
ane'9mbs by several Of the sheepbrokers who ss o.
week Tley aIo quoted per pound i've weight Ter shses
snEEP-Tith mrch larger receipts and more yeesl.
sheen have fallen off &C.. q n during the week. Tbs
quality kecpswOring down, which is cause OF the
t6aa de- for s Of 5000 Is fine woei sheep assert.
ing that mutton has fallen of 10. B in the dead meat
sheen tbs morning at9ic and some thin sheep nt &c. \
81 OHIO sheared sheep received at Hudson CI
aId soid Tor &C. IDey were mostly last year amp, VI ~
r. such skins are only worth 2Jp 2jc. eaeh " - ~
sheen yere sold at ne n b. asd two loads are reported
at &C.. being very light scalawaz sheep Pets conta3
lois Those from SOME OF the very small and poor ies ~
MUM '''''' BROKERS SALES or sKEEP.
CoNMUNfPAw. -
D. Ease Bells CO. J5 head, mostly thin, at Il tsis,
AZ HUDSON CITY.
b. Judd, Buckingham, aud Mcpherson; 195 head AZ
81 s.: 49, >2739 49, <i4lO l93 sl25; ~, Silica sis
SLIGO; a. Sl.539 1s7. $1,000 III. Sl.20 5s steS 20
~, 100 s270; $50. Sl.2Gg 1872 $1,000 lI5. S3J1; l7f
- 27O 5s7 sl,}2j Total i,ii7 head Tor $3o7i2 AYsr
age, 81 IA.
100 do S72i % ISs do 6l0 40; 3C4 do 5000 10; lI doa
81 qGl 100 d0 $Jl 81 562 do 1928 90 le5 do sJes W
III do 81, 2O7 ca sri do s2eJ4 H. Total 1921 head ZOE
SaDTI Is. Average, $ 80. . . Z
aiy ; blcGrtw so head for s7i2; do, $50 80 IL do,
81 o.; 0l do $5IS o. 2O3 do 81 go IL los do So H
Total 535 head for Si.l05 %. Average, - g.
BY j. Kirby Il07 head, thin 10 medium, al 5@Osc ons
load o. II open wool. at latter price
N ROBINsoN-sT.
ByJ Kase IT., Judd & Buckingham, 4. Van vert ktsn
BELTS x Co.. head So; 20, 81 %; 10 siO So a. III 90"
s.; poi s. 81 12l, S. so 205 s.; 2l2. 81 49, ~, So
sIIEEP DROVERS AT BKOwNlNG>
From NOrL-A. j. Blessing. 100; Iheo 'fotpy
O. aa}; G. W Dewey, 278: j. Marshall, l95; VIM N0on
III; Esmun Rowland, lOl Jas. Van Alstyne' 2i' L.
Decker, ;. Beckwith. II. - 81, ,,,.., ga.
From Mclhgan-L. b. Clapp, 1905 j. b. Hoiden' lN'
| Geo. W. Dewey, $685.
! Fro,n Canada-W. J. Allison, 100; L Little, 1873
! From Llnois-Thos Sinclair $50; D. NJ Brown, S6t
THE SWINE MARkLT
Receipts by Railroads, to wit: hudson hver Kairoe4
ass: Ire Railroad, 49i NeVJersey central Raroee
G,5al. TOtal-tt,GG9.
Most of the hoes now coming forward are very poss
One lot OF only 10 s sold to-day at &C. but pftses
genera v are sIassc or aDout as last week There Yer9
10 car, on the FOretDst market this inornlh az %
which were sold Trade has rln very even during tse
week urine lot of 15Oa17j 70 hogs would go Of qulcn
nj the Ton gures the majority OF the receipts OF iatS
being under these weights, sud poor az that IherS
were few hogs sold this morning AZ esc, While sonie %
the verv coIaIGOn have been selling as low a. 1tU
Dressed are quoted at 1Oiallsc
1--WE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY. ,,
gOr week ending Saturday March so 181 cars CataA
Q; 60, Hogs. % cars Sheep 10 Horses; total lsS