New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-17
CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HEAD.-There were about $500 bullocks
in he Forty fourth street yards reported in read-
ne - for the market this week and probable that
number will be slightly Increased this morning. SO
that 50 far az numbers are concerned, there is an
ample supply Of beef cattle in the yards to meet all
demands. But as for quality, there IL great deh-
CLERGY. More than 5000 Of the , 800 on sale for beef,
are in very moderate condition fJr stock cattle and
some Of them wholly unit FOR the shalnbles. Owing
to the lack Of sufficient supply OF rstcass stock, the
prices at which the best 10 market were sold yester-
day were little in advance OF las, week-ssy lOi
cents net q pound, with very few at prices claimed
by buyers TO be full II cents. Generally speaking,
the top of the beet droves sold a. 10 cents, and #
good fair drove OF Ohio or Kentucky Durhams cold q.
prices that bid fsr 20 make average of " cents
the brokers seemed to be satisfied that they were
getting all that the state OF the market would bear
OF the lower and medium grades, far a. we could
Judge from the transactions yesterday aterno) n We
shall not make any change in the quotations given in
the weekly market report which will be printed TO-
morrow. The state OF the weather on the opening
day Of the make; was highly in favor Of the droyers
For August it was decidedly cool-good for grass
and comfortable for door trade in grassfed cattle
but bad for corn and the prospect Of corn fed beef
TIE trade Yesterday was rot lively ami We thought
not As good =. the close when the market opened
There plenty of ordinary cattle on hand for the day.
VIOLATIONS OF THE SUsDAY LIQUoR LAw.-Jscob
Alt, GeImsn, keeping a lager beer saloon on the
corner o Bet cker and Christopher streets wss arrest
ed By Officer SlaEdish Of the Ninth Precinct, on
warrant issued by Jaste- Kelly DC complaint Of Capt
SebnDa, ehaig with violating the Sunday Liquor
Law The prisoner was required TO give bail for his
future appearance. Complaints bave also been made
BY TIE police eslst tire following parties for violating
the Sunday law and Justice Kelly will cause them to
be arrested forthwith:
T-a:etA We,s-Is s'.a,A ,segss P';rI polon, 10 3ti
SsKrup. No &C. AID DAHL H-siry, No. "a Mooney
No - a'etse Tsou,' CSu;I no -, S.n.h s
Josa CALLAHAN, No 80; Jcss R-y Ne ~! Js-s rally NO
60 J,s' bk. Y 90 Il SiI a .ysaai rp ARal ry
& So jane. Ee,i.n No 81, Jo..ps OT-, No. IA "a
I'm J;5 ky:s &c s t yo az aycaI h En-
NJ So Jane. No 81 John Coushlr, No Sia Wa
Tss,A .,.SHs e Buss rroeer No 45s Tsrth A
Hsn1.-~ No. as Nia:a svrsur.
t,s.:A Hc,SmIe5 ,. d.. r.i ~ ~ 10 80
aicssei Aeeasn, No. S Ps;r-k OCoans No us Jsa keld
.u-,: D.re Osangaz 40 u.s. lame, F:rrrl, No l'' Pat
boasnAa, No IL
ARgEsr OF Fr5ITryE BAgrEsDER FOB THEFT
AlcUoii >0eldE, o .pAHe A-'c- y. .3----
peararce who has been bartender in the GROCERY
Of Mr. Brady No. 5l7 Pearl street, is alleged, on or
abou. the lrh nat. 70 hav. stolen gold watch ard
So IN cash belonging TO Ms. B.. with Which he fed.
Information Of TIE fact was given TO Detectives
Kiyg and Slowey who after protracted search,
learned ,bs. Shehsn had gone 10 Westpor, CONF
They followed him thiiher, and, or arriving at the
house where he was said TO be stopping, made nqu'-
res a. 10 bis whereabouts. Learning nothing 's'ls-
factory, they started TO go away, when ferocious-
locking house-doc male his appearance, and, AFTER
growing ,hres;enpgly q. them, started Cd across
me sdov a, rapid pace Out Of curiosity the officers
followed the animal add 10 their grea. surprise found
the object of their search ard another an, 'eereted
behind a stone wall. Shehsn, in come manner IN
known, had been spprsed Of the oHcen' approach,
and sd 10 the fe for safety, bu. the Of me
deg and detectives combined WA too much for him
The stolen watch va. found in jewelers. shop u
Norw.k where Il i. alleged ths.t the prisoner Esd let
i, ir repairs. The mcney va. ~. recovered Shehan