The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-18

The current rates at the various yards for all stock to.
day arc presented by The following auntalons.==

We continue to be greeted with the stereotyped
cxcamations OF Guinness and depression" at Bulls
Head, and It would appear that the harvest for
dealers IN animals is far in the future. The duness
which pervaded the market for beef cattle last week
intensified this week, and only decrease IN the receipts
OF 500 head prevented considerable reduction In prices
As IL was however Notwithstanding the demand was far
frobeng active brokers managed obtain prices about
equivalent TO our previous quotations. 1t may be we'll
remark that only few OF the choicest brought Sc
per pound, though VIC quote &c aS5c as the extreme
prices. We heard OF no sales except at Aerons above
SIC, and those which brought skc considerably
better than the best offerings at ,othcy yards There
quite large number Of ordinary cattle sale but
the number Of really poor cattle small though fully
adequate to tho demand, which was light The range may
be quoted at &C. sSc but the bulk Of the offerings
placed at about 7c 7lac per pound. There were few
stale cattle sale, but tho entire number IT was thought
would be sold before the closing hour, and indeed the
sales mostly concluded in the forenoon Our revised
quotations above afford correct criterion Of the market
al the different yards, including Bergen Hill where there
arc but few cattle sold now that some of the brokers insist
upon selling al the Washington Drove yard on Mondays
MICH COWS.
The market continues without essential alteration either
enc way or the other The receipts toeraby heavy
but, by accepting moderate PRICES the offerings gene
rally disposed Of though not az very remanerative or
satisfactory prices. Quite number of the receipts
during the past week have been prime cows some OF
which have 6oag at extreme prices not quoted above
VEAL CALVES.
The receipts have been unusually heavy during the
lek and natural consequence The market has ruled
very dull while some OF the sclsrs have been compelled
accept of somewhat. lower rates IL order to insure
sales. The quality of the offerings Is pretty good
taken as an average, bat quite large number
of the Offerings were o an inferior quality and holders
were glad 20 be rid Of them at the inside quotations above
Only small number brought our highest rates.
SHEEP AND LAMBS
Notwithstanding the fact that tho weekly receipts
Show considerable Increase over the heavy receipts Of
last week tive market remaned IN much the same condi
on The demand was prety active, and sales were full
quick last week, while prices show little yarias
Prime s, ants continue 10 be readily taken for hotel
use at full prices while ot sheep also command full rates
The market IL general Substantially the same as last
week
Sales Of sheep in lots head at Chambern's were-
s. sheep a. S. 10 do, s! f6 100 do, 81 5o l25 do
81 25 100 do So 80 do, g 15 40 do. g. so 100 do
g. % 100 d. % t5 9ob g. So l29i Al do S. $40 do
~ DO Il si4 So DO. So Isl 2is DO, S2621s
Us ;o y 30 and 81 sh,bs 81 'o3 do, 81 l21s 81
Co. - ~ DO s5 5sef DO 81 SKI lo2 DO, SO So l5t
90 s. 37A le' do % s. es do s3129i IS do, 81; IS
di- 81 76i 70 do, 81 e2]s
~SNiNE,
~ moderate receipts nave pecasensi coma adorable
eopetton ana IN consequence proeA sSs.e materially
aAyeneed ranging from 30. 90 aocoxlns TO quality
Interpretations may be found above
REORGANIZATION
TIE total reoeips Of all stock at the dgsyen Yards sor
She wek and lasS week ara az :olloTs -