The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-25
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. %, 1851.
BEEF CATTLE.

The market at the Washington drove yard opened
der less favorable circumstances than last week thu
original owners were accordingly compelled 70 lower
their pretensions somewhat The attendance was very
large and the demand under ordinary circumstances
would in all probability have been active But butchers
the alert for fresh arrivals all through the day
Tuesday, and would not pay much>as they
charged last week The expected cattle along IN
due time and the demand lighted up Immediately. Tho
number on sale larger than Last week and the
greater proportion ordinary and could be sold only
at a reduction of half cent per pound, which
was granted after considerable hesitation and
grumblng, on the part OF drovcrs, who, how
ever, became evident but too glad TO get rid
Of their responsibilities little reduction They
Tested disposition endeavor satisfy the most DIFF
ncult OF the butchers Of whom were tai On up at
their arst Offer after little show Of reluctance
the part OF the brokers' Thus the entire 0er-
xspn oa, eIt and Ssss
quite number Of the second and third rate butchers
lingering around for the purpose Of taking the w left
At tho lowest possible rata At Bergen Hin tho demand
On Monday was good, and larger number thm usual
were plaOed, some Of which brought equal 10 last
town yards, there were but few on sale, and they
readily taken u our quotations below The average
q a.rs oansy lnS BUT few
Prime Prices re.ged from &C. a DC skc;, with = few
scattering sales q trae higher The total number on
l7O1 head neanst or bead last week Tho total
cepts at he various yards for the week and lest week
Au~tsws. BySssninoa bsrsi~s 0Brt~s's. B~sea.
1 1as week. week.. s,,5s II ~ 3 II IL
me current pisces for the wcsk 81 all the markets
Qualify. Price; 2Aaliy Price
First, psr cw' 80 case Common Common on".'.s,%.s9S
First, per sts 90 90 90 Common. sac 90 % 90
Ordinary +sooa5oeo Inferi'f --.... 20 % . 90
ols,ad PER D. sc sss' fsfsrIsr 70
Prime, per hid. .ssM.ea 70 Common. ...'.ss 90 s.oo
First, per rb.os. aoIo other. .........51lc. aSxc.
Mich cows.
The inquiry for prime mich cows for family use has
unusually sctive during the past week and holders
Of this description have therefore been enabled 70 obtain
@ ys G S9 70 &C., aSa n fsw
been moderate demand and previous rates barely
supported The bulk OF the offerings Of ordinary
TO common quality as usual at this season Of the year,
and the dealers accordingly compelled 70 accept OF
very low prices for the most inferior kinds, in order 70
insure veir sale The demand for good cows has been
fair from the nikmen also, and quite number were
driven tho ferries of the East river by the mmeu
Of Long Island The total receipts at all the yards for tho
week and last week were as follows
Auaton's. Bro,unsng's. cNamorlai~'s, OBrias,s.
lsss w week.: IS Il n %
Prime FIRST cass veas have been good demand, being
wanted TO I'LL orders from FIRST class hotels but the supply
Of this kind moderate and scarcely sufficient 10 meet
the most urgent demands. Brokers were accordingly
able TO dictate pretty nearly their own terms which,
however, were only about equal TO outside QUOTATIONS.
Of last week, 7c Ike per pound The bulk OF The Of
ferings poor and could scarcely be ranked A. or
and the market dragged considerably The extreme pv
prices at which the inferior calves offered tempef
many Of the butchers 70 lay in sufficient supply 70 last
two weeks, which quite unusual among The lower orner
Of butchers The total receipts Of all the yards FOR the
week and last week were AZ follows 60.
Auer1ons. Browninss Chambsydlaa o6no o :
I 1ss, week. Week. so go Z Il s.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The receipts for the past week show largo falling on,
and the demand has accordingly been more active, while
prices have advanced about twenty i've cents per haad
The demand for extra sheep continues full a. active as
last week and holders Of in ell cases enabled
TO obtain full prices Prime fat lambs were also wanted
Al full rates The ordinary grades without material
areraion though in steady fair demand The total re-
cepts al different yards FOR the week and ast week,
WV : I,iren. Brocrirss oMamo~lsn. oBr.r',.
This week a Ms a LIZ. a a,7s is sss
SWINE.
The receipts have fallen OF considerably, and with
active demand, they have sold they arrived at
6ssc and stni hogs at 5c 6xc, at which an the Of
ierinss were taken.
REcAPIruLArIoS.
The te,a, receipts At all the yards for the week and
Beeps Coos. osls~. SaeepsLs Act.s.
AHert0n s....s.ss 3,Ilo Is MI BS oscis
Brownings...,,. It's Is IS 1,7N
Chamberlns go. al ~ 10 2,t73 -
OBrien's ....... is ~ Is LOGS
Berger. ,..t..... III
~ s sssl ,cs 81 81 :satss i; ; sss
RECEIPTS ny NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
cattle............162 o sHtcp...".."...,.-s,soS
Hogs H.. ........Y...,294 2
Movements I'm Real Estate.
NV A J. Rleecker, Son A. 90