New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-07-15

1t would be something like adding suit to injury to
attempt Argument to any OF the owners OF Ca.te IN
this market to prove to them that it was the hardest
ole they ever met wi.h Their Losses will convince
them of the fact, and tbose not here may take our
state that it lie Not that the price is the low
est tha. any here has Witnessed but because
met with vigorous healthy man here to-day, who
brought cattle to market when the Safeguards were at
Bulls head in the Bowery, when it was not psved its
full length and when there bu. very few sgns of
streets between the present market place and Bulls
Head il then the site of the Bowery Tnea.er.
The man We allude TO ia A. NJ. Alleiton, sen., the
father Of the presen. active race, who says
that sc. pound ret was pretty fsir price, but
that farmers and drovers generally male more money
ihsn at present. The price to-day We have quoted
at 6d9c. y ID re. for the meat, bu. remark
that but few cattle sell at the extremes although
butchers ipsist that all really good cattle &C., which
is petty lear true; but the number OF that class is
very limited, the general run of the stock being
usus ly THO, and some Of them sbomnaby poor-not
cnly too poor for killing but too poor for keeping on
the pasture Of any respectable farmer and such as
these do lot sell at than the equivalent of &c.
h fer the mest-Owners say not over DC. If au are
sold presume they will have to be sacrificed at that
low figure, for the brokers were complaining when We
left the yards thu. they could not get bids for the tail
Of droves at any price, Some owners refuted offers
on Tue sdsy that they would gladly accept 10 day.
Tie weather to day is all 10 favor Of drovers it bsng
comfortably cool for July, after fine rain yesterday;
but the truth is the market lie overstocked, and prin
cpey with cattle held out Of market during The p.st
three weeks. IL is generally understood that several
Kentucky drovers were disposed to regulate the
market, snc have succeeded in regulating lo.s OF
some $40 head for Themselves and Others. We
are cory for their losses, but We hope tina. they
and oEeis will learn that this market cannot be resu
LATED, wDes there is regular weekly supply - much
10 a. II lie now, Of tue weekly average last year.
AID think that drovers nay, they WILL profit by
tie opnon Of these who have mad much experience IN
this ke' which opinion ~ tina. the present price
and future prospects do a warrant them IN paying
pc. 4 gross for cattle at the West, OF orii-
navy qusty; and We dc not think thst farmers have
any reason 70 expect over 9 a o for beef Of ex.rs
f1e quality il this msrket during the elk ontis.
Tie consumption ofthe city does not neresse in cS
respondenoe with the supply, and as the butchers
have got tier price so~ below lOc., t viii be ex-
utne.s dthcat TO get It up again. unless by scciden.
q sbor. supply for single week may enhance it We
think the cnance Of full supply next week is good.
stree We have pretty good lnfornSeon OF SONS 800
head sie,dy waiting chance, beside what will rs-
sil over in the yards here.
We note few transactions Of brokers, from highest
TO owest n corroboraticn Ct our quotations.
LOT Of counon stock small Illinois steers owed sc
s' a.s le s' host sl Pa of good
is l.ins % sell 81 . but only .lc. 10 offered
TIE several q Alexander Co.'S Cattle, selus By
Thouss w.te Son Barney Bsr;ran John A A-rhtt, Il.
Huusy and UieIy al reported quite as 10 -J
as MO- TIE drove s~ leg b. Iler, god
nlus rot quite te2yy lsSt week sad before,
bot fst soo; sad OILY brig D.. or Of the best
rotce3 sale II Bsrtran drove Baldwin Thorne
buchers Basyl.r l. - head ~ Illinois Oxen AID
Steers pretty condition f6l 30 tn, WI n-t fl
Tie average q The whole drove may be abo1 &c.
JOSEPH a Williams soe II II ". 8 Hunts drove II Ken
lucky Dgh.s tho-ib. 20 BE- the bes: market, prices
I. uih: be g. avsse ct Of Is 70 Carl. wye. t5
be a. others ssy 10. tia. III Of - Charles g.
Corpfn f7i calls g. The other part Of the drove sell
rt bv p Casey and : B. Rnsrison who say whole will
sy-rss. cwt, aid os- fls he,t Henry T.yo Jersey
G Of Carey sT3 very handsome Steer aa.
r.uch over t.e Z, u
H.rinr Quincy ,oli Ber.en % Illinois Steers a. q
{! f yell and for another So Average
& cW-.
Wa Floesrce sold fer ArdeEson y Kentucky D1rbanl AZ
Grades nice smooth prices estmE:sd c. u
AID ijr WG- Aksr sood f, old ,tye Ohio Steer syeage
sG9, Asc 81 Of sss s.Je fer z. Fsr.ae average
te6. cvt =
Cap VIZ. J. H.rtinson n Western Iisois be &C.
J.iyst u Ike 20 Nxes ksy sscA s,:ys ERE