New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

At last we have realized "the hardest market this
year." That s according TO the opinion OF nearly all
the owneys of bullocks on sale. But have heard
the same opinion from others upon other days, we
have soxae doubts whether this is much harder than
several other hard CUES. Compared with last week
and the week before it certainly is hard for buocks
bought st prices predcaed upon the past TIVE weeks
rates viii lose pile of money. we believe the gen.
eral asking price, Tuesday in particular, was half
cent net pound less than it the previous Tuesday,
and we know that bullocks sold at very low esti
mates of weight in several inss noes that We noted
the buyer got an advantage of full half a cwt. We
have never seen butchers generally determined
to buy their stock low than they are this week.
The fact is, that the market opened under cloud.
An imuensesstock of cattle reported at Albany,
and it was supposed that the most OF them must come
here. The arrivals at Bergen were also large, and the
sales there on Monday heavy and it is estimated
that $50 bead came into the saughter-pens of the
city Saturdaynight and Sunday morning. Then we
had about 700 with these yards Tuesday
Early in the crng opened with quite show oie and
the best OF OF the hr drove In the yards sold at about the
sane rates the day last week Then trade
and well brokers began to down to bayer
terms and that the trade all day not lively The
therefore would be better the second day than the first
Early Il the seTnIO . parties ties that started he
from appearances concluded that butchers thought the bn
n UsS coma into mase IN conaSe nnm5e and
atiyey few buocks sold until night and then good
that after ali about a. many cattle as usual were sold On the r
day which the whole favorable for business being
cloudy, and not waIm for the season
CLOSE OF TIE MARKET.
If yesterday enough to make droyers look blue they
will by the rule look black to-day for their prospects
certainly taking darker hue. Taken all in all believe
THAT o. Se Sa spa se not n the @
Der OF Cattle reported this week for the eonsumon Of those
Bac s W ia Sgy he. pp. to be moro than a
require in week 1t is about 20 more than We had the
srst in June last year. and the weight full halfa
cwt higher than then and The price DC n net lower
The quality this week not quite good it was last week.
the valuable portion being Illinois dter which in
markets we have seen In this city would BE- tken as rs rate
every week that esers stand chance to sell FOX prices
about 81 head less than their cost in Chicago losing
that transportation commission, aud other expenses
terday could desire at about slc e d. for have the
butchers weight and know the price he paid and have seen the
than the meat Of buoci which he paid sc for last week
Although pretty ssf portion ho Of e ,tG ws' a. Gd of yes
sold except sacrifice 70 the wholesale butchers who
@ % 9y r se Te op 6 tSy on ssy dS be
afraid to bay largely at any price hoSefeI low cattle may Dc
Very nice Strawberries raedt morning about 10 cents
9nst ~. $500, .L.,, h.,e A.. hi,
locks reported in yourh street hail from Illinois,
and athat State furnishes than twelve times many
TRANSPORTATION
There quite excited OF feeling among those who
regularly hip sck Wig Albany for the purpose Of taking adj
vantage Of that market at advance OF Ja carl rather
the determination OF tue charge
York leaving optional with drovers stop there here
f sVeIss San any oe State in proportion 3 distance and
that the present average cost Of getting their buoeks to market
slippers generally declare that they do care what the
not make these sudden changes without due notice in advance
There is another screw loose on the Baltimore and Ohio road
crnns NewYoE but the bill. come on with extra charge.
in case thirteen $l25and tina, passes back
promised by agents at the west end OF the route refused
There large increase Of stock over the Erie road this week
II would greatly increase the business II wholesale market
established at CamPvsisei &c ov c,rrrv
The following notes will give readers precise Information
of tie state OF the market than any previous They
butchers, &c, during the two days Oithe market:
I here d by Ae% cha
at &c pound net upon the scales estimating o. % ewt the
gasy that there Is no dispute their making that
Tie following the weights Five ozoi i've 800 I'VE,
gross and 10 ID net and +is each This lot fed BY John
bger Of YORK County Pa one OF Che best feeder. that
sde pha shueer at = 100 each BY Ben Seldomrdse,
" DO considers then more nun 20 ~ 10 Y e"s we nave
r. C. Tss,man sold excellent drove Of Illinois steers for
loci Dsbyss good lot Of retail butchers cattle they could
desire averaging q says fall q cwi They
% s,t ~,i He also sold % fine well fed steer part Durham
ed good naured Jak Enochs Logan County Ohio which
s near averaging sic any the yards II 70 Law
enee 1t $50 and to Gwyerst %s2 aud others at So@ss
zach.
John Bryant - good Indiana steer. aud cwt aid9c
II +5 and L. at so one exirsrgc fat steer estnatd
y seller a. IL cwt and by buyer at 10. cwt, l. IN price l0
md IL about the only one that We hni ~ Zoe
D. g. Ce.'er bought al Albany, Of Ware 50 pme Kentucky
Durhsns. q cwt each. aid co OF Coil do each whih
yell 4 lot over Sic.
Slueser FOR Rosenda'e Kahu lot of5 Cincinnati
i!tlens d! cwt, a. f8t aud ~ DO, 81 cw,. Il 563
murray Glover have o. john T. Alexander. doyes and
!mon Uery the other all good Illinois steers ct
Tcihlp and selling at sGylc, upon gbt rstnats OF
light IT y aversec 20. .tua ci-ht
ent below st week The tail OF both Of these hang
ia ttf tnofins and must eel m lower than 5tefdy
John N.uiit has l23 Of Alexander Fitch r,,tls from
aob StrGwu gest Illinois stock sm ol a0 bau-h OF
10 n one lot This drove l. fair quality called est bat
A. ~ b. hard g. ayrisgr g. 4 ID.
L IL iru tof D.