The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-22

s(s Tor wsstsn nhsds saa S4a. for round yellow, pr
cAInz -Ine total receipts for the week sEdne today
At nsrsons Ios street and fh avenue 6ro~n.
Ds rixtA stIssA between SECOND and Third avsnass;
OtN1ens 10 ChAmherlain's Robinson street. and Union
Drove rArd flor svins F.rty second strst and Sscoad
syesus wsuss-ossves, $3.50; veais, 4s7; sheep aGa
estimated by the pound beaf in the
extra Ice. beef, fair TIC Sc beef, inferior ~;
7e sheep, per head, % sos 30; lambs do, 81 . 81
veals per h. 4sc &C. swine Ohio corn fed small skc
4Nc co., Ohis sti FED 4hc a4Ac. milk COWS, acc nd
ing 70 quality s2S. so ihi. morning there we're ::
several weeks past-many goo and, I" a matter Of
course, very poor. There were q. Aertons, this
prices; but With SO largo stock on hand it seems i.
possible that they can keep them up g. R<mics, at
Arcrton's has 100 bead Of Ohio cattle, owned by W.
Rsmick They average 100 lbs selling At Sc. o.. b.
Barta has 90 head from lot Of good Kentucky owned
by Hoster Thompson. They average 10 los, selling
BY James McQuade. selling 1t 81 ~ cents Car
pcnter Iauniog have "a from steuosn county, NeS
sy1se ws1 Of ssss ~ Sns
ceved at the different markets last week Aerton's
l,l7s; Brownns'., loo; Cha%berain',, 7,472 Total
1850 The number received the previous Aller-
top's l,4ss; Broxnings, $3.50; Chambsrlsins, 1885,
Total l4aal Veal calves The number Of veal calves
Goes not include the calves sold with milk At Al
e!iSn's 900 n.ow1iDs's ao Osriens go chsmosr.
V:ops week;-knk cows.-The numoer Of milk COWS
ceived at the following markets last week as fol-
iS.sst Alsr,0ns, 20; Brown'ngs, "A; osr'eos 10;
=,
the previous wetk:At Aiierton's lS; Brownngs, 90;
O'BIen's, Gs; Chanberiains, 264. Total, 800.
@ no no. sales we're hsh but the mas9ss closed
Of Brokers voted The following quotations with fair sales
Tor the past week, Inc market closing ARM
op,ana F'o.ida. Ao:;se NO. e = 2
ssai%sy , ....::. 3: i = ,o y
h h,seli's i'1.... i IL. Tx H. IL III.
Conn--Ihe,e but few sales, the auction ss,s
previously noticed, comes oil to morrow truesdAy }
NJ IA hnop I'm snlA af
fRH-piy cod were in demand, at 81 80 So rs per
cat. No change occurred in rnacksrel 800 boxes
fer No ], per box.
FsEGnrs Rates continued duh and engagements
light To Liverpool abont $50 900 bales Of
cotton were taken az I'd dead weight was 1t l2s.
90; grain h1r was Offering. To Havre, 800 tales
% goon rsTs snsasea At &c vessel was aiso engaged
OF 35s To California rates continued duh at 35e 4oc.
per foot measurement, With occasional engagements
above and below these rates.
HAY sales al about 800 bales were made at 65 7oe
per 100 lbs
HoIs were in fair request at a5c a o7c per h.
hiprs-Taer sold about 400 Buesos Ayres, %
lbs. nj lie. The market generally was quite dull
IRoSl ne market tolerabiy Grm, with better
qary About 280 tons of cosch pig were sold at $40
ST. usual time.
lnm-hocA)nnd readily brought ecc. for common, and
NAVAL SrvRss.--Spirits turpentins was Grmer with
fos OF 2cU 800 bbls Soc and 800 do at so Sic she
latter on time; retan lots were sold at 500 600 ohis
Wilmington common 70 in sold at 81 SIS per $40 b.
deliver d.
oIs.--we have heard of no az ai.ional movements in
whale 81 erm, olive. lnseed moderately active
g 7sc aree and 1ec Soc for small lots, Per gallon
LARD unchanged.
PROVISIONS Fork vsred little. The sales embraced
eco bslr SIS IS $l3 90 for mess $11 $i1 rs
for prime per barrel. Cut meats and needed
IkIe have b.ep $40 hhls lard disposed of, lie per
ID Sales we're made of 65 psgs beef at steady rates
Butter and cheese continued as last noticed.
Ri'E Only about 90 10 casks sold at % 10 to
81
suGiHs The market steady, bu. not very active.
Tho aes emorneed about 900 hhas Cuba Museovado at
~ 81, and $50 10. New Orleans at 4 y cents.
rAIlowAoout 20 goo lbs. city rendered were sold on
pIy atc t.TsIc.
ronAcco.--About 80 hhds Kentucky were sold at 81
&c.
WnsKEy-Thcre were 500 bbls. Ohio and prison OBJ
tanned toGsy al Bee > d}ac per gallon.