Ali bin Abu Talib reported,
The Prophet ﷺ offered one hundred sacrificial camels. He ordered me to distribute their meat, which I did. Then he ordered me to distribute their saddle-cloths, which I did. Then he ordered me to distribute their hides, which I did.
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Sahihعن علي قال
أهدى النبي ﷺ مائة بدنة، فأمرني بلحومها فقسمتها، ثم أمرني بجلالها فقسمتها، ثم بجلودها فقسمتها.
Bukhari narrated it in Hajj (1718), and Muslim in Hajj (1317:349), from the route of Mujahid, "Ibn Abu Layla told me that Ali 
told him," and he related it. The wording is Bukhari's. Muslim's wording is similar, and he added in one version, "to the poor, and he should not give any of it as payment to the butcher for his work." His statement, "with their coverings," the coverings (jilal, with a kasrah on the jim and a light lam) is the plural of jull (with a damma on the jim), which is what is thrown over the back of a camel, such as a cloth or the like. Fath al-Bari (3/549).