Ne.-York Cattle nEnrlet-Auc. 9.
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BEEF Though only 20 head were left last Monday the
arrival of gulte the market and depressed prices
to lower point than They had before reached. 554 of the
fresh received froa the South and West, mostly Ohio
via pennsy yvania and good number from Pennsylvania
itself. 672 the North and East three or four
droves from Western Congcctcu and OF the others
from the Eastern part Of Dutchess and the adjoining Coun
ties The quality Of the Cattle better than for ,ome
time previous Most of the sales made by the head al
s2Oa $50, medium range Of $50 SIS. Few brought
than equal Sc per O0bs and the average about
S. 75 % head Brighton and l50 left unold
MILCH COWS-Were dull. Sales were made at $50 a
S25 and of superne a, S.S 55. Is lc in market
las: week; 40 received since and 10 sold


SIIEEP-Prices are not well sustained. 5000 re-
ceiyeh this week, and $50 left unsoa the close ftema
ket Lambs brought q aS inferior 81 and the best 50
50 per head Sheep 81 80 81.


PoRKTherc is change in prices and the supplyjust
meets the demand ShoeS sell at 81 cents per pound live
weight.


HAY-Thoush but little brought in, the ghtuess of
the demand preveaed any Improvement in prices. New
brought 3 so cents and 6 cents per 100 pounds by ke
load