New-York tribune., 1871-04-25

cwt is slSc few tops lS, loi OF 6S7 cwt at 1870
iic; 50 Ohio. u cwt at iSi eiiic, and Ia fine cwt
u. Wesiheiner. for s. W. Anerton & Co.. n Illinois
steers "a cwt, at about 4c and 20 OF 81 cwt prime,
j. II. Dabey run out 17S Illinois steers cwt, at 10
lic. few 14lc.
Bray sold las Illinois steers for S. W. Allerton Co.,
G. al cwt., az l3dl4c.
r. Murray run out IS of the Alcrtou cattle r. ewt at
lSalisc
b. V. Gllett sold 30 of u cwt at 140lnc.
AT Mcchawken, with &c carloads for Sunday and Mon
day Morris was booked for 81 Smith & Poor, cars
g. sales, y W Seigel. for n. Morris 33 Illinois steers
fM' ~ ~ @lc 40 by ToGey sons. 6q7 cwt, at ia
lc l5O by w T. Dudley. Gl0i cwt, at 13d 3sc 1876 by
H. Meyers 81 of cwt. at f4a4sc SO of 7a9is cwt, at
r. Hurd for Wood Gillespie l23 III. steers cwt. at
i Mccafrey sold his % Ill steers. cwt, at l9sc and
81 Texans 12l9 ~, at 12ic SC H. per cwt with 60 ILL.,
cattle for Smith d Poor. cwt., at llal45c
H. Cowe for j. b. sedgwick, IS Ind. steers, 1873 D,
g. sage sold tne pair matched 5yearold State oxen
Mich COWS go slowly, the supply Of country milk
being large. and almost glut in the market hence local
mkmen are not increasing their stock Besides, most Of
sold at $40 each with few at 500 Two fine mixers
could be sold at $40 eacn easier than one common COW
Tor $50 lot OF 10 averaged about sG5 each with five of
VEAL CALyEs-Receipts continue quite free, and the
market Is without much change. If we exceps small
calves. Since the Sanitary Police raid upon the veal
800 bob calves or their cutup quarters, seized
butchers shy of small veal farmers and dealers
Oetter not incur the expense or sending here. 1--we
calves vary from 10 9c for State and sal0sc. for or
nary to prime Jersey and Pennsylvania, OF i25 sell
ing at latter price, 50 State. ll801 ID, 9ic IL OF 12S b.
9e i9 averaging $40 62 and sos selling at SO ~ each
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1854 or 1,411 less
advance, there is strong feeling, good quality helping
OF the 2,475 sale tOday-8 loads at COmmunipaw
and at Forty ghth st.abOut all sheared that
the prices gYen for the future Will be for clipped sheep
unless noted 10 the contrary. During the week there
were some l25 ID Massachusetts wool sheep sold at &C.,
and that price could easily bo obtained to-day for similar
sheep. We call thin clipped sheep 5@5ic.; medium 10
fair 606sc. good TO prr Gad7c with extras at q a
7tc Everything ~ sold, and the market closes
strong. Lambs sell 6 020c % of 50d55 bringing 20c
At COmmunipaw, j. y. PidcOck sold 277 Ohio sneep, 81
d., at Sc 43 per cwt s26 Of 9S H., &C.; 29 of 100 b.
7c; 10 of 12 b. 7.c; 15 of 81 10, 6sc and 13 of So
number of clipped sheep lessons the average without
lowering the price
Kase Co. sold 94G Ohio sheep SO ~ az g. aCsc and So
Jersey lambs atS926 head; total 476 shecpa G4c. for
clipped and G 0Sac. for wool skins, the whole averaging
s. 55.
At Fortethst Lerch Barnes sold 1913 sheep at &c 10
each.
Hume & Elliott at Forty-eghth-st, 459 Ohio sheep, 81
10, at 74c., and l97 of 81 b. at 7lc Total 1855 at
s. So.
j. Kirby sold 6ss sheep at 81 10.
McGraw d Reid sold 200 heavy wool sheep at $40 C23
each.
swINE-Total 1900 or quite an increase for the week.
ana still prices have advan ca 3 live selling at 7078c
Lerch Barnes selling l0l Illinois, 24 b, at c, with 20
Ohio, by Gibbs l9l 10 at 72c Dressed are quoted at 81 a
9.c lew light pigs exceeding those hgures TIE market
closes quite n with 40 arrived yesterday and to-
day.