The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04

Asroeabiy TO previous announcement, tho Irregular
market day. this week transmitted to Tuesday
Wednesday and the market for beef cattle accord.
ngy opened to-day, with every appearance OF being o
fixed factn for all time There was good attendance
Of buyers hand and as the yarts gave unmisakahla
evidence OF material falling oil In the receipts tlro
market assumed firm and buoyant tone, which
it maintained throughout the day. There pre-
vailed a good demand, and 1t evident that the
,,Sncrs to realize remGnerative prices, in
view Of which cheerful feeling was evcrywhsfs
manifested. The spectators who went to Albany
rlccs there current being fearful Of repetition Of tho
scenes enacted last week, when they reported heavy
tho investment the decline OF last week was mere
than recovered the market ruling arm At reported
quotations above, which show an appreciation Of 10 to
&C. per pound, prices ranging from 70. to &C., with
saes Of quite number VI tho choicest offerings at silk
quality the bulk being good fed steers, large pro-
portion or which haod from Illinois Besides tho 5,378
rssh CATTLE there 800 head SOLD which wssc Isfs
,vor last week.
The market remains substantially tho same. Tn0
receipts continue quite heavy, but with fair inquiry
who inhab the suburbs OF Williamsburg and Brooklyho
Fast New York, &c, and who never feed out "swi ~
The offerings all taken OF fair prices quoted above
VEAL CALVES. -
Tho market continues 70 be literally supplied with ALP
and sizes, but though tho inquiry W fair and the
receipts all find buyers At some price or other thsrs
animation or tone TO tho market. Prices rule very
ow AZ general thing. though Of the better kinda
continue ~ bring full prices, per above quotations.
SHEEP AND LAMBS. !
The market for sheep and lambs 1uctuaees from day.
TO day according as tho receipts arc heavy or light and
prices vary less with the difference In quality than from
The numbers daily offered In the markets. During Ne
past week the market has varied comparatively ltoAs
and tho current quotations much the same as they
we're week though there is reported average de-
elmo Of 25c per head under the heavy receipts Tho FOB
lowing sold in lots at Chsmberlns, show the course o
no market cwhere:--l29 sheep sold ~ 50; LOO
10. at 81 IS; sos do. at 81; II do. at 50 631s;
3ss do. at 81 SO; lao do. az - sek; s42 DO. az
50 rs; 80 do. at 50 1874; go do. At 80 12H; esd
TO- al s. 2os do. at 81 76 81 lambs a. -; "a do a
"A 75 SO do at "a SO do at a 31t % do at - 25}
"a do at 81 12h 90 do. at a.; 81 do. AZ 80 e7k; "a
do at 81 55 70 do. Al % so; 81 90 o. % %; IL do
1t 50.
Notwithstanding the advanced season q The year. The
receipts continue quite heavy The demand Ia fair, hows
ever prices therefore, rule quite high. There haS
been much buoyancy In the market during the pal
week. however, and tho quotations above were 70 da
barely sustained. Corn fed sold slowly At SIC
and still.fcd, axe. . 3hc. The offerings were DoS
all quite sold however the warm weather exsrtpe An
unfavorabl 10 influence on trade.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts Of all stock at ~ the yards, Tor The
week aud last week, were 40 follows