New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16
5es arc In uarts; this week

A Warner .......... eel Peter Reed I........... IS
Geo ai;nhei ......... 70 Ia B. Condit O.......... =
J,s r. Ware Ky........ 4SChss Stowe, I.......... "
~ y. Horton ky....... al Baker Tarner O.......' II
The following droyes sold Sunday: -
Bon Henry Wr.th,im.r Mix Dalton %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l7fbOs. Gllis................ IA
Ben Henry We.h-irner Henry Ecs.tein 50
ono. ....................l ft
There IS lots n msrs; tits week Of @ than 10 head
This has been hard market for dfovers, aud stu
harder for spectators who bought cattle on the
road in anticipation Of meeting as good market as
we had two weeks ago. instead Of which they find
decrease of full cent pound net in price upon all
grades and more than that upon the rodghest class OF
cattle. Nor is this all the decline they have to
meet since in many cases the estimation OF weight
is so much below the owners expectation that the
loss is equal to another half cent.
The weather. which had been cold during the week,
was en- Tuesday ho, that the stoutest men were
Glad TO seek the shade, and we think we have never
seen duler marke. than proved TO be al tast
day. A very small namber OF butchers were present,
and much less number of cattle than usual were
sold and oil at very depressed prices, upon the cur
rent rates Of some weeks past, except few Of the
extra good ones.
The market las. week, it may be remembered was
very fucusting; opening on Tuesday at higher
figure than the previous weeks average, and running
cessiDg early in the evening, opening again on
Wednesday morning with vigor, and finally
tsperiDg off in the afternoon low butchers chose
to ask. We dill not, therefore, change the figures in
the table of quotations materially from the previous
week, but We must make q change this week;
that table does not give correct view of the
actual state of the market, which all the afternoon OF
the first day dull, and prices still lower than
they in the afternoon of tie last day last week
much larger proportion of the stock sold on Tuesday
at lie. than sold Tuesday last week at l2c, max
ing the average Zoe. instead Of lie.
1t is lot to he much wondered at that the market for
live cattle was depressed for while the brokers try
ing n vain to induce the retail butchers To buy, the
whoesa ers were selling fine hind quarters could be
found in Washington market at cents pound. One
first class butcher told Tuesday evening that he had
Just bought load at that ont Of bulocks which cost
This norping, Wednesday, The market opened with
little better prospect, M the weather was more Av
rstlethe thunder showers OF last evening having
cooled the atmosphere, bat this more favorable coIoi-
ton Only lasted tl the iog cleared Oh, and then the
SUI cane hot again, though not quite a. melting ss
yesterday, and hong before loon all hopes OF seeing
tre market revive were Abandoned and Il was
through the DAY perhaps the hardest upon owners of cat
tie e aiy market this Spring. The very best cattle III
arket found buyers at about II cents po5nd net,
bu; il du work in the extreme To get prices equal
smooth tbr ty steers, while thinner oues, aud coarse
oxen ard steers went begging 81 any price. We have
rarely the time that al grades OF stock
were without bidders but such appeared to be the
case to-day and Judging from toe appearance OF the
wards late in the at ernoCn think from $40 to 5U
must remain unsold. Some drOYes, we thlhk,
that were crowded off, must have made loss of - To
80 a head upon their cost within week
! TgE SUPPLY OF CATTLE.-There has been pretty
geReia impression upon the minds Of drovers, brokers
and butccers that We should have short supply OF
cattle particularly Of bulocks suitable for fret class re-
| tail butchers In May aud June. During May We hal
run Of diseIy-t-o b.eye-. generally of ex client
quality which was said prevented scarcity aud eth more
nravasant prices than tto'c Which buice complained OF
But Look out for Jauew the word Well We have booked
il, 1853 teeses for the t week; 36i7 Tor TOE
ecod WEEK and this week there certainly no sfciiy wne
be from june IS ,~en certainly viii
b. high figure anticipated Oar Albany report ees the
beside lett over the Prgyioa. or these
butchers Albany Cons quantity there must be
large number there for next well, unless tht nave gone INTO
There also hundreds 10 g. into Tie supply t
week in THIS vicinity.
srRAwEERRIss HUkr THE BEIT MARKEr.1hs has been q
prevailing opinion f years but last yrar The price ad
INSTEAD Of decline the hglt of tie strawberry
THIS The reverse The fruit non com nened Early
the iss have been abundant aud DOT expensive
have doubt have affected price VI
beet being about D cent hheT tnan ga al the same season
last year wts the brrs are lower III pce now than then
MUGS aes Ps a ' AID S June i.o w .as
have Lew potatoes from Long Island and We shall not have
CAN OF WEIGHT IRON WINTER FfeDNc.-The statement
Of Western eeer there little gaiu upon Water
Pile. Seal. Of Wales csaitr twhsi Sat- writes:
81 hUght yoGe II cattle in October last rner ~esht wa
1888 n. voikrd them moderately * weeks and gave them
~ IN I'd oS.r Tss Il, Of psb~TI nt ,l sn .ns
commenced eedug them three pecks Of n ground %
aud ELL da AID continued until the LET Of May WIEN odd
t1rn to Jazz - ss's q b-ao VIZ Buys H",ans but the
of#0 u. PAID scc, received sl23 and eos Of Ees 81
hay their sb< paid or their Fall feed 81
| In,t lsssy 81 ~ Z 4 . ~
Ehs rety inclusive that cat,le BE- made 10 gain in
.od or 81 f e ne Vii s r S oo. 1 o
r. tIsig Is, o. "a % 9a-y . s e.
PviIree IN t HAi.rr w-ies . OF zone ysi' aaiaa Ne
Noye ber as which ayerss 25 d aesa,d 4pd ts-m
March average weigh, 'i5 D. 4saE gain Of 10 P'uaas
-oud WITHOUT any shei On con- % the stalk Lat ysAf TED
1t Which syerssed go Z WHEN lc9Haenc-d, and 1850
.ad ,prne to ras III spring ssnsd over 10 il to- YEAR
Nj th.uts there night aud wrong way % FEED cat
diaer. 40 such door feeding right; although
nay prove Pr,h'.br or rather aot Prove ioss
IL r,pee: NV b.. 80 mr. - h NJ
taken Il SWAY. ia: axe h, sor can vel Aid 70 tase i, ali
~ life Il suiled uotsHs es but the i-por, u The Cattle
ia that rrpor ever and above VIA. woud have . them f.r
eEough 70 sy Tar THs TsJSs a. ling as i've and then leave
san :; i1;,e'; 70 pay ht Il or ny ehAdren Ye SIR take
NoIieE TO Ds0vEss-In Consequence q he presen;
tao dsy' Instead o formerly M Aler,on sre, no.iee
Eat IL vii make l drawing r Yards Monday evening
rtso q Tuesday evening herer-, and ,aoe 10 expect
70 have Groves upon either day ~ place give notice 70 tine
have yard dawn az. II opinion. would b. much
better for Ae cattle brokers' 10 make afrneener Am1og
A-Eelye 10 nod the yard q. The tine n:eaa q &C
IL. a. chance may direct. every VICE.
SALES or carTl-Thee rrs Groysrs aud c.,e bro
ken each coU;sduE ts LIS particular 10. lii Sr-k the best
l. Is e-i 10 a.eh ac;ealy 10 wssse ;h.r;
many :sor1e sud , "a ted AID rr-Ey e4G,
III 10 nl TIA, kaTty tel where hey .aoud Be Aersd
b. improved.
Thouis Wheeler 10 selling r.. Of thai kind fr Scot, More
tG par - ibologgenr-d Dlrta. o.hr. nj IN sa6e
'.ofrs I'D ~ r. e