New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-16

steers fed in piatt Co.. PRIME at 12l9isc and % OF
STv ed ice bsad very fair CATTLE u cw sold
T. e. Eastman, for W. NJ. Tilden, II ILLINOIS ''eerS'
a. W. Van ST Saa 81 ne ewt cattle gten up by
d: selsor on his own farm, anu at Ia,c., 50 u cw
A d. %aixe V sold s. Illinois steers ewt at ic "
and 4 GSt Michigan a. 1is cattle b, at ac
hess Sw, Co. sold so Illinois steers ei owt at i'''
me ST Weebawsen drovcrs werc Smith Robins cars;
Ulery cars W. co, woGa latter ONO cattle sold ~
Wass:imer Hughes il Of them little ~ cwt cows &c
at go each :d and p Illinois steers
Pagan S sold cars scant 7cwt Illinois steers for
WHY %9o 6o 81 the in beef win
now help !! certain they need d iof n sne
Ests MIX has from q to &c on tho platform
which was for our @
ruling Ts'A of cow beef. and more than all the
poor quality Of the cows tnem f ,Ss
the s5 per head obtained for skeletons OK
hand at cDpy Nv s ia e eon M them thew
are mast hope And still, when some really good cows
there are ~ o Tor msSe ~ forty
eicbst at an average of about S5 each Murray sell
Ing his at $50 sS5 which is all that mkmen wanted to
~" VEAL rCAIyEs-The calf market has not changed
mS f Of live ahS n been with
of which were generally III sucn conuitlo
r rnt 'HeS calves have generally ruled
about with live veals, immense quantities sell
mo Mt 6asc. The best ctydressed reach 12c.
to-day showing Improvement, Out good ia,, country
dressed sell at IOalc. There sales at &C. during
the week. Live quoted at CGssc for ordinary to
choice Bucks County. Hume Eilou Solo, az Forty.
Cchet 81 state calves 100 ID, at &C.; 10 OF l23 d. at
&C. and 2s good 1877 d. at &C. INC average Vi 0''
sHEEP AND LAMBs-The 1854 reported for the
week ia a very light supply, being more than o,ov less
than what seemed like small number one week ag9,
and about 5000 less than at TINS tpe asS Se ood ot
selling u 0Oc, prime 10ic, and common 10 medium
at s09c. Some cus went at FAC, anu even iess.
morrow We think 1t better for farmers TO shear the
sheep when practicable before sending In iOr wooi IL
worth as much at the West as Is mere anu seep can
he bought much cheaper sheared besides selling quicker
nnon arriving The haggng about the price VI WOOL
skins makes It difficult TO sell unshorn sheep VI course
il not necessary for farmers to wait ana WASH tne
sheep before shearing NOT woha we counte Of
their Winter clothing save In the soutnern couto9 VI
the chief wOOl-pr0ducing states. 4. L., % ann. =,
There were only 1928 sheep arrived to-uayio cars W
Fortyeighth-st at Comnunipaw, ana ~ fortletn,s
Gull sheep 50 b % 673 fair 81 ID Ohio ssc; lSf OF 81
b 9ac lei 9lc 29S of 90 b, l0c SS9 STATE ~ 10
at Al 9sc and IS Canada yearngs, lo ID al vac Iotai'
j. Kirby sold % Ohio sheep, 90 h at sLc 40 do s9oo
m at 9c 70 culs 70 To- ut Tel 80 OF 50 10 at o PSI OF 9is
H. IOc and 216 OF 81 H. 10bc Total 1857 0t ~ 20 each
Ierch Barnes sold 1874 ONO sheep oo ID NJ sc', anu
1874 of II 10, at 50 10 per cwt. , o,,
j. NJ Pidc0cE at Communipaw, l65 fine wool ONO
sheep OF 96 b at loc $40 OF loo d. at so To- ana 40 oi
1914 ID, at l0tc. . .,--o, , e, .,
HOGs-Tota for the week, 221so aud better market,
with 80 cars Communipaw anu - AT fOrtctnSt TO-
day. Live not selling, but they woud bring 6G5!c
H. &C.. $50 H. &C.; i6O b. &C.; pigs, 6507e and very