New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15

CITY ITEMS.

Bulls HEAD.-There is another full supply Of beef
cattle in market this week, over $500 having been
yarded yesterday; and we don't know when we have
seen duer market slower sales than upon the open
ing day ofhc week The number Of cattle sold Tues
day of this week will be proporiopaOly smaller than
usual and the price will range fully cent pound
lower than our quotations Of the past two weeks.
Some very good buocks sold at not over ii cents a
pound net, and for very good reasOnfor the whole
sale butchers were selling yesterday afternoon in
Washington Market very fine hind quarters at cents
pound ont Of cattle that cost 500 head ast week
The weather yesterday was extremely warm, which
was much against the interests of the drovers. good
many Of them held on yesterday afternoon for higher
prices in hopes of better market to-day; but the
butchers we're equally good at holding back, and for
several hours both parties might be seen sitting in
the shade, mutually agreed to wait for turn in the
tide The consequence is that there are plenty of
cattle be sold to-day unless that the price is 30 low
that the owners prefer to send them to pasture. 1t
will be favorable time for graziers whose pastures
are not fully stocked. The average quality OF the
stock is not as good it has been for several weeks
past still there are some extra fine bullocks, which
will sell at 500 to $3.50 head. Very few of them
will bring II cents pound for the beef.
WAILACKs THEATER.-Despite the unwclcomc
clouds that damaged the evenings business at all
the thesters by threatening dsobiging showers, a
very large and most enthusiastic audience welcomed
the FlOrences on Monday night the first occasion
Of their resppearance after prolonged absence
heartisr welcome do not remember to have seen
accorded to any public ayortes for years, which Is
assurance strong not only that their many friends
have not forgotten them but that the actors very
welcome home. They have lost none Of the attract
iyeness which won them so many admirers during
their Summer here last year. but, on the con
trary, seem TO act with new spirit and with even
greater effect.
The house was positively uproarious in its demon
straons of qualification, and many Of the songs and
dances were encOred with heartiness which testified
thorough enjoyment on the part of the applsuders.
Mrs. Florence acts with ali the dashing vivacity
which has ever marked her performances, and exc
cutes all her transformations of dress and character
cation with the old marvellous rapdty and precision
Mr. Florence is as unctuous and iresstibly drol a,
formerly and is especially remarkable for his eontin-
uous and admirable by-play.
The pieces presented on Monday evening were old
ones and all familiar TO heater goers but were none
the less reieiced in on that account. \ number OF
actors who strangers to the Newly ork boards were
introduced. Mr. Harry Langdon seems To nave goou
stuff in him, though his abilities were rather under
the cloud of stage nervousness ard 1t Is perhaps
unfair to consider bis performance AZ anything
more than promise Of better things TO come. Mrs
Bradshaw and Mrs. Helen Trueman will prove doubt
less, acceptable additions to the company.
These light entertainments, of short, broadly comic
plays, with plenty of music and good dancing inter
mingled, are peculiarly appropriate to the not
weather, and have always been greatly rellshed by
TIE ater. goers. The Florences having now secured
the attention of the public to their enterta 'nuents,
have but 10 make them il the future Is pleasant -
they have been heretofore, and their success Is as
surcd
Bouquets numerous, and Mr. Florence made
short speech If thanks.