The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-23

COWS AND CALVES.


cows AND CALVES.
The supply ID very large, while the demand continues
light ana az natural consequence, prices are somewhat
lower the though the range remains without
material change. The bulk Of the offerings common
TO ordinary, for which there is usually but limited
quest, confined chiefly 10 suburban and country
mikmep; but 70 DAY the market less active than
usual IN consequence Of the plentiful receipts Turing the
past week considerable portion OF the offerings were
purchased to be sent To pasture for beef cattle that being
Thought the moot profitable investment the total re
ceps at all the yards for the week and last week were
Washington yard. Br@urinoa Chamberlain o'srien's
This week. % 80 81 l42
Last week.. IL b3 40 10
VEAL CALVES.
There continues plentiful supply OF veal calves OF all
sors and szes from few days ODD TO four and weeks
and the market has been very moderate throughout the
week az about previous prices few Of the very best otter
nes find sale Mt as high as &c. per To-. but We do not
think sales that price are Of sufficient importance
warrant change in quotations, aud we therefore
continue TO quote hrst class At &c. 6ac per h. The
bulk Of the receipts during the week have been common
and inferior ana have sod mainly to the Jew butchers
and Germans at Sc &c per h. Most OF the selections
were taken at exc. per 10; but the Market taken
yards, for the week and last week, were follows
Wa.h'ngs0n YaId BroWn'n9's Chamosr1tn's OBnien's
This week.....749 A IS 203
Last week 1853 90 81 lat
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Notwithstanding the receipts during the week past have
been large there has prevailed steady fair demaod,
pecisy for extras, which moderate supply, and
prices are about 2hc head better than they were last
week. The unpropous weather during a portion Of the
time since Wednesday has not without effect the
newy soeared sheep, of which looked pretty well
craDped up IN consequence Of il, and especially those
which have been exposed during the past forty egnt
hours However, prices Of ordinary and common did not
vary materially from previous quotations. while the
lectons brought the advance quoted above There
as0 quite goodly number of extra fat sheep sale,
which brought high 81 per head-an extreme Price
The Incl eased activity mutual AZ all the yards also
the advance in prices The total receipts Of all stock at all
The ysros for the week and last week. folio
Washington Yard. Brotustng's. Chamber Inns. OBriess
| Thus week. 500 5000 4,.S9 1,144
| Last week. Goa 3,42I 5,3S7 72S
SWINE.
The receipts have been moderately heavy during the
week last, and the inquiry only moderate, prices
have slightly declined The total number on sale
at both yards is ABOUT $3.50 head, consisting mainly
| of common, but with a fair number Of extra
heavy corntei, which met with ready market at our
OUTSIDE quotations The range from &c exc with
trifpg GALES At slightly higher rates The receipts al
French Hughes HUDSON River drove ards, foot OF
Thirty seventh street. North river for the week ending
June %, 1859, by New York and Erie Railroad 1908
New York and Erie Railroad, via Bergen, II; Hudson
silver Railroad 1,3l4; Camden and Amboy Railroad, 2Oi
New Jersey Central Railroad 297 remaining last report
6lo Total $3.50 OF which were sent 70 Foneth street
yards 439 sold $780, left over, unsold ,797 sent to
| Eighteenth street, 437. Actual receipts, 1919.
RECAPITULATION.