New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27

itte 90 cornfed steers same weight aud same price
Dudley Post had II III steers 8, cv ,o,a a, a,
. d. ,s hurd Co. run out 80 indsteers strong
H. Hurd, for Geary Co.. Il Illinois steers. O, cwt n,
140l5tc is Illinois steers aud oxen ca cwt al lac "
~ H. Barnes sold rs Illinois steers. OF O. cwt at IA
z H%rd for Bliss Co., SO fat. u cwt. nno. steer,
AT oNR.HuNDREDrH
thompson & Schuster, for Coon schuster a Co ,so
lnos slilfed steers, II cwt. pretty fair eatIe AZ ia
g. schuster his Al Illinois steers OF ovt q,
snowden McConyin bought the fat Lancaster conrtx
or a c s'ters o TH xn In by M Mus Co.
not closed out ustiI saturday night Out were
6 MdLG cowskeay me COWS go OF readily and a.
poor thin, little had better be kept at home 20 "a S
fcul Is u to sell them When finally disposed o. they
they srs q s there s her o0s so Showing
selling at s4O0ss5 each with decent COWS ar
f'S nSn and goSd aS sO Sse HsSye this there
good cow knowing, as he sand. that unless he asked
very high price, the party would not buy. Another
crossed with the Hereford. for s1CO. with $50 offered
She is very large, picture 20 look upon and chaked
down for about % quarts milk per day But 1t must bs
remembered that very few such cows I'LL all the wants
Of those who have more money than knowledge regard
VEAL CALvEs-We are lOw fast approaching the
hight OF the calf season The warm weather OF las,
week, spelling many dressed calves led 10 instructions
from receivers send them In alive. They In with
such rush, and at time when the dressed must either
with great difficulty parties could be found to buy them
Little calves Of 100 10 and less we're sold az 4Sec o.
with good calves at 709c and 10c for prime. Now With
cooler weather and not SO much OF 9lut Ia dressed
for eoinmS To- good wa note sales AZ a.
head l0 each at &c. ~ of 1854 ID, at Tc and 20 Of ia
SHEEP AND IAMBs%We now add quotations Of
lambs but IL must he understood that they almost
daily declining some lambs noted IN sales below at Ice
Gl6c. y 10, alive. Sheared sheep mostly coming
from Ohio and are quoted at ~ este for very common 70
below medium 697c for thinnsh fair, and u d7c for
good to prime. This Is lower than at this time last
week, but with 400 on sale to-day, they are lta
Trade was almost at stands during portion Of lasi
week. with losses both to droyers and wholesale butchers
less than last week. and If kept back week longer
shall improvements Most OF the transactions
chiefly by Hume Elliott, follows, viz. Ohio sheared
sheep $50 bead 7sl n ee asS head s0as7 D. 7c iOi Of
Of Tie Ware stock, FED by himself III ID, at SIC, With
cus for slO lot Of S9 wool sheep, this State sol b.
containing tie above were a cus at s. EACH ar "a al
% 80 j. Kirby sold 79 Ohio clipped sheep, 80 b. at &c.
1872 better sheep d. c aG@ ma SsTs Sni %SS ISsP
average at sc they were fed By Capt H. Hamilton Of
A Hudson y Jgaa 60 sold % ss 41s
but better sheep at ssc and an OF % at 7c
b, Gull sheep, were sold on Friday at &C.
THE WEEKS SALES.
At PORTIETHsT.
BY Hume ElllOtt-2,2TO head, ut Is 70 each, mostly
By J. Kirby-1,ll5 at s. 4s per head.
BY A. Van Vert for Asbury & Lerch-2,i'5 sheep, at
So O6, average. per head
CoNMUEIPAw.
BY Hume ElliOtt-60l sheep, averaging S IL each.
BY b. W. Gillett Co.-2S3i sheep, at - 7;s each, o.
Kase Co sold 500 sheep, averaging Sc % each. or
607ic q ID for clipped Also, 40 Spring lambs, at s12Oc.
y 10.
AT HUDSON CITY.
judd Buckingham Co sold l98o sheep, at an average
OF S. II each.
SWINE-Recepts Of 2o,546 are more than 1000 above
the arrivals Of the previous week. decline ~ &C.
III Is he at
200 ILL., hogs really brought l0Ic but are not an index
OF the market, being extra nEc Two cars OHIO stfcd
hogs, To- brought 0tc with Ohio corn hogs. Ia
H. at Ole Dressed quoted at Is lS, aud not over
firm. Receipts OF live to-day, 81 cars.