New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

average % bringing SGO each or fully The other
sold at sl2 each. or about I7c. p ~
J. T Alexander had fewer cattle than usual counting
only Isl III steers 70 Of them from his own farm,
prime 10 eWt sold by W. Fitch for Is sd2lche best five
to p W Lowry at $3.50 each then 20 others cwt nun
Of q cwt at I7sI5c Toiey sold one bunch II IS head
just fair .. cWt al l7alsc aud 80 Others 7, cw, at Ia
At ovr-uuvppEbru.sr., MONDAY.
T. Loughinan for JAS Christie Is nice Ohio steers, u
Teed Wheeler sold the best drove in market viz 50
choice ONO steers owned by Moss Martin. They were
scales.
seigle Co whoesaed So good u cwt Illinois steers to
A. !. Nouroe came In with 90 Illinois steers, viii
" TeSefS e aSI @ p at B9s9 91 SRA Aag GHS car Es &
for the same cattle only weighed l2i0 10 the yard
scales an s Were a sold to p Cary at 7c to dress 81
A. b. Mead sold 80 State oxen cows and bulls, stock
run off from milk farms, az weights, at l2Sl6c.
b. q H. WestleImer Tor O. Kions g good "a ewt Ohio
Bartrain Culver had ID Dutchess County oxen good
ewt sold at lId9e; also, 20 common Mich cattle, u
G. H. Brown sold 80 westchester County oxen ond cows
the oxen good stSio o e%5' at GlIen1 pair lee The
| hard ones selling at t3OdsIl0 each.
ellis & Co sold 10 State cattle Tor Isaac Hallecl n
prime of Ql steers 2lc. They called the
best lot OF Stale cattle here for five years fed by himself
in the Gsnesee yasy Also " m o ssse1 ss nre 4 ew at
H. out 50 Mich oxen and steers e"t at le
W. THOMPSON. for Coon g. Hossbury Ci good, strong
7cwt Ill steers at 7c and 20 fat OHIO cattle Va e"t' al
& schuster sold 1872 fair KY cattle 81 cwt 7e also
27 fat H. at sls2 each, or close upon lssc upon
Ryan & Dalton whoesalcd their 81 pretty far u ewt
Ill steers to Geo Martin at l74c. Mr Martin only called
| them cwt., retailing at 16dl6o.
| r. j. Gofi for j r. Renick. As fair Ohio steers, from
Piekaway County y cwt run out at l7T1sc m ,o0a
3. b. Richardson bought 80 ILL., steers at Albany good
| cattle. retailed here at F0l9c -.
Williams 4 Valentine at work upon O5 fat Ohio
steers which they averaging at about lse ON cwt
j Hocomb, for r. Rockwell, 70 fat Conn oxen' il ewI
Mich Cows-Therc is good demand for fine milk
ers at former rates or perhaps 2 tring advance ihe
demand for beef Is using mp Inc rat COWS ana MAKING
room for Others. Milk too has been IN good demand
during the past week. which rather increases the call FOR
fresh several OF which have been sold at ssO slOO
each GG2 ST 20 oT xsry 81 run for % the week
sales quick at lisl1ic for common to medium ana
Isql4c n, live weight for good 70 extra All are taken
| a. fast as received
THE sIEEP MARKET.
Receipts this week, l7i55. Prime sheep, G9Ite; cor com
With one car very fne i95 NJ al 0ic There falling of
In receipts compared with last week, OF nearly 1900
head which would affect rise IN the market but for an
over supply during the past fortnight
New good fat lots are readily taken while poor go on
steadily few of the recent sales are by Hume n III
liot at Fortieh st. ear State sheep, lo9 D. sc ear do
o5 ~ slci ear extra, l23 No. gic ear ono 20 D. 6le
las D. ssc With cars poor Ohio at 6lc McCiraw sold
today one ear Conn owes 20 ~ al 10 On saie today
iSs ears AZ forneh %, oars at Commnnlp2w and sew
erd lots at Hudson C! those across the ryer arriving
SALES OF SHEEP.
| AT ToRrIErH-sT.
By Hnlne AEllotts70 head tl736 81; COL s22s2 20 NJ
ts95 II l36 o. l0o So 5i NOl 30; 359 sleil III l93
81 $50 ~; $50 g. i35 63 195, sS6i ~; $50. Nsl bi 2O
sssl i6O si0 81 s4 s9n 10; lss ks2 81 39, Sso4 H.
! Total, b,i32 head. SJ0.,l2 ~. Average, ~ oo.
The OF III head. az rising tl each
were extra fed by T. Root IN Orleans Co.. this state
which weighed Is5 at home aud 10 at the yards, and
sold at stc They splendid tnewool sheep. and a
credit feeder who bears OF the palm OF the season
fOf ue wool stock The S6 head nc nearly ~ each were
also huc, about lOO AT sc but tho ol, AT less than ~
each being very poor brng7 down the average selling
at G0SiC. g n.
! Bv : McGraw-igl sheep NO52 % ISL O. 23s 70; 392,
S29.s 81 les, s-s - l7 >!9 65 100 sols At % So ~
49, si2lI 70; lac, sass - ls2 t1s 20; 2l SH 81 49,
| Ssgl L. Total. .2ss. tl2,5ls 65. Average s. IS
Ry James Kthyls0 sheep, tili7 II; 49, A,0JI; oSJ,
! &. zJl - Total Tss, Si.i76 Ol. Average, 81.
| At CoNMTHfrAW
BY Bells Pdcock-ssI sheep at &C.. H. Sc. e97 ssci
| ssg. &c; ~ q; 3j3. G,c; fQ6. o4c; 100. 7ic.
CHkNBERLTS's
nv suudrY -afsmcn-ta3 sheep. N,OoH 40, HlsJi u,
sAi 81 S572 tlOOs IL, sl,IOl e., 500 ~ $40
100 Sees Iq3. sl055 Co. sf3s &C. 1851 Total l,'@ at
siO,0Js. Average, y CJ.
THE SWINE MARKET
Hogs are nearly unchanged, with pretty regular TO
coips Prices may De quoted at ~ @9c' while really
prime lot of old fashioned lat hogs would brlng stc
ON sale 10 day nine At tortethst ana l3 cars t
Communipaw the latter arriving late Sales ny staiil-
neckcr aud German given n i"loWs: fcD ~ 100
H. fair rongb sIc.; Feb. y, III ma ll5 n scala
wags 7i6c; Feb 20. do. l0T n. poor lice; Feb.
"a I,I Mich. fair. uneven SIC; Feb ~ 27 do liz
NJ rough. slc. Western dresscd are coming forward
slowly only $3.50 being received for the week, and are
! worth lllaiilc