New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-04
, In market this week:


Mondar, June 2.The market opened this morning
at Forty-fourth street with strong determination
the part OF the owners OF bulocks and their sales-
men 10 advance the price upon our last quotations
equivalent half cent per net poaud. In this they
were successful upon all the first sales, which were
nnde at prices equivalent to Sas! cents per ne,
pound for very large proportion OF the sales, anc
at cents for 4 goodly number Of extra quality.
The lowest price that noticed any sale made at
was SO head for small LOT Of Illinois steers, that
would weigh scaut b cwt net. During the morning
the MAJ set was quite lively and there were only
,. 100 head of fresh stock sale. the yards had
look Of emptiness that indicated 4 short supply,
which induced he retail butchers 70 take hold right
SHARP. Toward noon the Elie road stock began 10
come in, which made up the number over 200, be-
side about 800 head OF stale cattle, left over ont of
the great stock Of last week. IL was also ascer
tanned that there We're some three or tour hundred
head to arrive in The morning. and this checked the
ardor buyers that sales made IN the
- bead less than the csss OF buiocks lr.d
in the morning Audv.y few ssesmen appes 10 have any
that will be better hold for The closing day
the than accept buyers offers to-day. III. general
Of the cattle Of good fair quality moy luos err
to years Old weighing to cwt net. and have no
doubt tho sales to day viii average half pound
higher thn the OF the q atty lat we-k The
ga good for drove opened but al stock
flesh and will be sold and the supply to
psci is better for MessTa Starr Reed buy.
Ing army account to-day only about 90 head enough
affect the market except far takes tina. many CHOICE
buocks away from tue retail trade.
sARKEr.
TUEspAr June Jlhe expected addition 10 the stock Of
BulocAs arrived and made total at the Forty fourth
yard. J5 fresh cattle which rather much for
the d.snd and sellers have bad 20 submit slight ircn
this morning In some few but, general thinx
will be able to sell out at yesterdays prices probably y
good they yesterday evening but good early
In the morning But the market closes much better than last
week. and no Bulocss will be lea ov-F tho s
week go that the prospects are more favorable Tor the droyer
Tho weather has been decidedly Tor tho
for dsteryfed cattle which makes up large portion
OF the Illinois sock This viii cease when IL is
expected BY OF tho dIoyes that the supply will be
short that the price will advance materially These distery.
fed cattle have sold this week almost much per 10
buchcrhey no, to the and good Judge Of
beef would allow piece from dis,ieTyed animal TO be
brought to his table
CHANGE xAnKErpsr.
The change OF the market day Is already working the evils
that predicted In regard Sunday II sales not
tusy made In these yards Sunday they made in the
yards Of the pIopetors in jersey where nearly 30
head were sold las, Sundsy BY Of the strongest sdvo
Gates OF the Monday market here aud that extent fore
thing that the Jewsn much cursed doing hero
ON Monday But this Sunday Trade by tho Jews but
BY men who mako the II Christian by-word and re-
proach In the land will not be long before the Sunday
n,arket will DO fully nsugura.d Sunday driving aud weigh
Ing Of cattle psctced here last Sunday and the meeting
OF dove draw Tor choice OF yards already established
BROKEkS SALES OF BULLoCKs.
The Cattle run evenly Ia siae aud quality ths lew
sales VIII Indicate the state Of the neket for the whole Inc
barney Batram bought at Albany 4a superior Kentucky
Duihans, of Wa,e estimated 10 " cwt ~ OF he
best Of which he sen, TO Daniel Drew making IL. number
now on his Putnam County farms $50 head MI " Aso
bought OF Hicks at Albany 90 hno Kentucky Duiham esd
mated at Is cwt 1.-Two weight there and 81 ewt net here ana
H. G. Eastman brother seu la Illinois Steers for joe
Daily Brother which will average Slo y 10 On scs"a