The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-06
CITY TRADE REPORT.

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ASHES were less active The sales did not exceed 100
bbls 90 76a IS sl for pearls, and 50 s7h for potts.
only 400 bbs; inferior State at 80 IAN 50 Is; erd
nary to choice do, at 80 81 % 62 mixed 70 fancy
tionate prices There sold 500 bbs Canadian at
50 371 &8 SO for common good Free per Dbl 1900
sp sn co s Sa.y m.sd to
% The included bushels
handsome Genesee white at 81 52 1,100 Michigan do,
at % 40; and 5000 common Canadian do, at - o. n
bond There have been sold 1900 bushels rye ct u 26;
tern oats plenter and procurabs at c7c 72e per
bushel. Corn tended downwards The days operations
Tic Sc for Door to choce western mixed 7sc SOC
for round yellow; and s4c &c. for Southern yellow,
CArrIx-Thsre were offered at Anertons Warrington
drove yard day, 2t33 beef cattle; offered during the
week. ares. We suboin the returns Of the week in de-
TAIL together with the section Of country whence the
Beef Cattle
Hudson River Raur'd. 600 Ohio; on .so
ss! ~:
Harlem Railroad--Cows and calves. 81
!. =. veal csivss. ;.................I, 1901
Sneep and lambs. .............. 10
Erie Kaiircad-Swine. 266
There has been .uSs:nti. ncr:::: IN the number Of
cattle at market II win be By the figures below but
we a. yet IN Cnr0u1cunG material
in the high prices current 1t last report
Beeves sell at from $40 TO S13 but e 10 the fair average
(Tbe quotations last week were e11 113.) Cows ana
calves are advancing, while sheep and lambs remain
without any quotable variation. Swine sell quicker,
but without any improvement in prices Beef cat
tie, $40 $l3; cows and calves $50 go; veal
- 25 - 60 AT Brownings-At market 263 beef cat
te 90 and calves IS veal calves and 27b7 sheep
and lambs. The beeves sold quick ct prices showing
considerable Improvement upon the high rates of hast
week The extremes Of the market Gil 80 o12 10
per hundred The and calves ranged at from go
500 Left over 25 The veals sold at from &c. to exc.
per Id. sheep from 90 90. Lambs % so % TO. Left
over, 500. At Chamberlain's, Hudson River Bulls
Head)-Ofersd 100 beef cattle 104 COWS and calves,
30 veal calves 1750 woolled sheep and 1895 sheared
do. Also 761 lambs. Business at this market has been
very active this week The demand was fully equal TO
the supplyindeed the former ahead Of the latter
so far IS beef is concerned In reply TO inquiry
What makes beef cattle so scarce TMr. Chamberlain
says-' The scarcity Of cattle IL caused by the high
price butter has commanded for the last three years.
which made II more profitable for farmers 70 make
butter than TO raise cattle. This Ia, in our opinion,
the main Of the present high price Of catte The
prices this week. ranged at from 10 to lax To- by
the hundred All sold Cows and calves In active
request and sold at from $50 TO S75 Veal calves 10
per ID. Sheep Of every description in good demand
Wooed brought from - TO g. and sheared frsm % u
81, as in quality. Lambs ranged from % 30 to &C. Az
Morgan O Bren's, (No. Sixth street, in MARKET l0e
beef cattle 100 cows and calves end SO veals Market
steady Sales of becves at from 80 e12 Per hundred,
and cows and calves at from $40 to &c., Veal calves
brought ~ q SIC. per h.