New-York tribune., 1870-04-19

r. samueis sold of N. ,Morrs's Illinois steers, at
MICH COws-It win be noticed that fresh cow
trade has been started at the Forty oighthst Sheep
from the boats. There was brisk demand for fresh
COWS just before Easter, hut immediate wants having
been supplied sales slow again at unchanged rates OF
sO to s95-sedom higler-most Of the sales being from
$40 to SIS for and calf We note 10 head averaging
s5 each sold at Robnson-st, and % at Fortyeghthst
VEAL CALyEs--Thc arrivals of live calves have been
heavy2,i59 for the week-but these light in com
parsOn with what sent in dead Very many of the
hogdressed calves arrived in tainted condition,
the value Of the skins II is too late in the season
10 send dressed calves any distance They can stu be
killed toward night along the Hudson River and hung
up ON the bargcs, where n night breeze Will co0i
item on on the passage 70 the city; ,,l Sncl, N
calves II fat will bring lia1Gc, hut the great bulk OF
state dressed calves sell S0Oc with hundreds of them
at 4e6G Live calves worth 1oellc for good and ga
&c. for buteTmilk calves. few fine milk calves are
stil selling at ic We note sales of 400 from boats at
sod Tn ,G9 St n Vi II lG c and m % % Of M n @ Hume
Elliott sold 10 of IL II at Co. and were holding GO OF
same weight, with 7.c. offered.
sIIEEP-The market took sudden downward turn
about Thursday of last week. and it does not rally yet
$500 stale on the market to-day are quite TOO many for
the late high prices. Trade is extremely duh to-day and
stock-and most Of the receipts are sheared-sehg at
sage. for common to extras, and wool sheep ldlic
higher. Some thousands of sheep remain unsoid IN the
At Foriy-eighthst., with 10 cars fresh, and as
many stale sheep note the following transactions
viz, by Hume Elliott clipped Ohio sheep, 29S of 5ss b
at G3c l99 of eO, s. so cwt lC6 Of go b 7sc; 20 of
ID,
s. 80 each also, &c Pennsy yvana wool sheep 9tt d. at
S2c; of 95t b. at 9c and 176 State Jos b AT &C. Total
26ls head averaging 81 26 or 52c less than the previous
week.
j. Kirby sold all wool sheep 222 state, 1888 n at
7tc 2l2 Of 7S1 h at 7c 130 of l02 u, at 6c 24 OF lOj
6 at s;c and 98 Of iOld ID, at &c. Also l26 OHIO
GO 9bs, at &c. Total 1902 at Sc G or 81 81 below last
McGraw & Reid sold l31 head at s. G1, or l5c. more
than last week. "
AT Weehawken, with a single car received, Judd d
Buckingham sold total of LIS head at s. 81.
A. Van Vert, for Asbury d Lerch, 6i2 at $ each.
At COmmunipaw, with 10 fresh, and cars state
sheep. very few selling, viz. By Bells PldcOck,
Ohio clipped sheep u b at Gc and 359 choice EhceP
of 1854 ID, held from Friday weighed full at 5sc Ioa,
SAG sheep at 10c So O9i each or 2c less than e
previous week Also so Jersey Spring lambs ~ 10 AT o
Kase Co. sold 1870 sheep, wool skins at 74Gs8c, ana
clipped at 6oic the whole averaging 50 80 each OF 5o'
less than last week.
Lambs to-day, but quotable at 15alsc
pm.
sWINE-The total Of 10,11 scarcely varies from the
previous week There l6 ears to-day for slaughter
ers In and around FOrteth-s and 13 cars at Commui-
paw The "'Chango" price even l2c. for all kinds
One car of 165b still hogs sold alive at 9c.
At COmmunpaw give the following sales or city
dressed: .. 49,.
spEng Haynes sold hogs 1884 Ii, at s11 97!,
and 500 stilers 1924 b. at Sl1 5ll -
NJ H. Gilett sold So1 OF 142 b, part sters, at 81 &C.
Mcbride Bartlett sold O1 hogs, l3 ID, at Sl2 Oj, the
transactions Of three days,