New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-03

osaies IN the Valley Of tie Mississppi.
Great sympathy felt for their brethren h VIZ.
ginis and North Carolina on sccount OF the severe
trials and sacrifces to which they have bean sad
ected on account Of the faithful ntensnce Of thar
testimony against war.
While the political condition Of the nation was
most feelingy allnded w. 1t does not appear thas
Friends have departed from their established visws
on this subject.
Conference were held ON Friday and Saturday even
inQs and over 400 el Dc Of the cause present.
Rsoorts were received from every Monthly Meeting
but vel, showing low thoroughly these schools
have been incorporated into their church organza-
ton. There were public religious me tings held On
Sunday, which were largely attended, and Of .
deeply interesting character.
The meeting reassembled at ~ O'CLOCK yesser9sy,
and took up the Queries and Answers, the reading
and consideration Of which occupied both TIE morn
ing and If erDoon itiDgs. Most OF the Ministers
prrsent az we'll as several other Friends, were mucn
moved in epirit 40 the state OF the society AZ iIge
was disclosed by the answers, and many wS'en'y
and moving testimonies to the efficacy OF Gospei
truth as maintained by the Society were delivered 70
the great edicaiion Of the body OF Friends present.
II is thought that the business Of the meeting VIII 10
finished by this evening
Bulls HEAD.-Ner. York Cattle Aarke., Mon
day, June 1.-The market opened this morning sf
Forty-fourth street with strong determination On
the mart of the owners Of buocks and their salcs'
men to advance tho price upon our last quotations
equivalent TO half cent per net poind. In this they
were successful upon VII the first sales, which were
made at prices equivalent to Sasl cents per me-
pound for very large proportion OF the sales, ano
At cents for goodly namter Of extra quality.
The lowest price that we noticed any sale mace ~
was SAC head for small LOT Of Illinois steers tnas
would weigh scant cwt. net. during the morning
the market was quite lively, and rs there were only
9 100 head of fresh stock sale. the yards had
| look Of emptiness that Indicated short supply,
which induced the retail butchers to take h0ld right
sharp. Toward noon the Erie road STOCK began 70
come in which made up the number over 2,|0o, DE-
side about 800 head OF stale cattle lie over out OF
the great stock OF last week. II WAS also ascer.
tanned that there were some three or tour hundred
head TO arrive the morning, and this checked the
ardor of buyers 10 that lies made in the a.
teruoon at 81 or 50 head less than the same class
of bullocks were Deld az in the morning. And very
few sal-smen appear 10 have any confidence that y
will be better 70 hold for the closing day OF the
market, than to accept buyers Offers to-day. Inc
general run of the cattle Is VI good 1ar 4uahy,
mostly Illinois s'eers, 10 years old, weighing
z to ewl. net, and have no DOUBT the sales To-
day will average half cent pound net higher tnan
the average Of tue same quality last week. ADe IN.
dcations are that the market Will close decidooiy
better though not good Tor dIovers as oPent
but all the stock, fresh and stale, will be sold ana
the supply is not sufficient TO glat the market a. II
was glutted week ago, 20 that tue prospect Ii pet-
ter for next week. Messfs. Starr Reed are buying
on army account to-day only about % head, hot
enough to affect the market except 90 lar as takes
,I,.., bn 4 W. from