New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
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BuLL's HEAD From tie rtsnber OF cattle ysrdei
yestrssy ir FOityfonrh ,tet ana from toe best 30
fcrnaio, 20 he bad CT cattle expected to arrive, It
WAS ettmate1 tts; TIE number for this market Eou!d
rot vary mach from $3.50 hesd-ssy 800 head !esa
thsD lat week. This de6oistoy being much more in
tie Glass suited for a No. beef than N the medium
sLd inferior sO7s sbled the holders Of srcisss to
pat up the price TO II q ,2c pound, which Is some
thing over half cent pound higher than il was a
week ago. TIE medium and Inferior graies, though
rot 20 much advanced were held at higher rates and
On the whole We think the advance vii be fall half
cert On the average Of the market this week oye's
and more than that on fu onehsf Of all the Cattle in
market Owing tothe severe rain storm which prevailed
all night and TIL late in the afternoon the stock looked
wore than they actually were but there a no doab:
ths. thsre is short supply OF such bullocks as our
rstclass butchers require and most of them vii nave
to psy II Zee pound net to-day, while bat very
few that are fit to Kill will sell below 10 1 lie.
Our Iepor. from Albany shows that speculation runs
wild this week in toat market, AID thst New-Yosk
buy ers Outbid Boston buyers and IN some cases paid
more than they can resze in this market. snd high ss
the price now shall be surprised If The report o.
tie market to-day does not show loss upon some
Western jIoves bought G! feeders 81 cents pouod,
live WEIGHT.
BrsIFIr OF Mrs. W. G.. JoSEs This hard
working aud eesetv,dy popular lady hss beaef this
evening a. tire National Thesisr, when en excellent
bill vii be offered embracing the nsrnes of J. II.
Robert, J. II. Allen Gsrdner Coyre, The beneficiary,
and the company generally. Mrs. Jones has been con-
SANITY in the bill for lous time, and, in Common
gratitude ,hs ought TO have tie house full, snd agreat
deal more.
RISE IL CoRPORAIIoS REsTs.-Sone time $50,
when the Common Council had before the .cheme Of
birirg Mur1oe Hsll, corner OF Centre ard Pesh
strces for Offices for the CoIoners aud other ocss,
the Supsivi very property protested against tho
Common Council interfering with county mssters the
Cororers bsipg county officers; bl. the Common
Courcil, to obge their friends, went Oh boldly, and
took tie premises 81 liberal price. Nov the Super
viscrs have been doing something equally wrong.
The rooms occupied by the Coroner consisting Of the
second story Of No Centre street 20 every person
Knows who has visited them, very pleasantly
located, aud well lighted front and rear. For these
about $50 per yesr are psii-s price very eHorb-
tsit bu, they are rooms With which the Coro-
uers not long ego expressed themselves to
tie Supervisors as well pleased. Recently, however,
man who keeps g saloon 10 the basement Of the bald
ing felt himself sgreved on account Of tie OVER let
ting biz part of the house TO another person. aud hired
tie building next door, No. Centre street. The next
step WAS to arrange the matter with COMMITTEES Of
the Supervisors, as TO throw up the C'rooers pre-
sent rooms and take the second story Of the Ing he
intends TO occupy and for that second story consisting
of come three or four dark and gloomy pay him
$3.50 per year. while the entire building is not worth
over 81 200 per year from cellar TO garnet So uuch
for Supervisor reform. In the reT Of these rooms, we
are TOLD there are no windoxs-nothing but solid
brick wall; aud the st,rray Leading to the rooms is
nsrrov ard daik. The rooms cannot be worth more
than two.thirds as much those occupied BY the
Coroners while the Supervisors went to psy more
but the rumseller must be oblged-tte Coronors must
put up with cak rooms, and the widow must Look for
new tenants and take care hereafter how abe gives Of
fense to tie man who sells and has political ibhu-
cree. The Only way in which the Coron.rs can be
saved from the prison selected for them is by the May
ors veto.
An interesting company Of about twenty children,