New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-19

will DO roughly handled. Would II not be- proper for
the police authorities TO keep seepess eye apon these
runners; to visit frequently the dens and lars they
represent to take special palms 10 inform the passengers
before they leave tho vessel Of the dangers to which
they are exposed. flour City Government wonld take
the subject in hand aud throw is protecting mantle over
the stranger who visits our city. and punish with,
severity the gang Of and baggage smashers
who gather about an emierant vessel - sharks do
about hospalship 1t would add greatly to the credit
of tho city. This great metropolis abounds with COM
Portable hotels where the emgrant be fed and lodged
ut reasonable cost There establishments In abund.
where he purchase whatever goods he desires
at fair prices Runners superauous set of iellows
The public has no need whatever Of their services
They do not render equivalent FOR what they receive
They demand great reward for useless labor They
force themselves upon strangers and then demand pay
for work which ought not to have been performed
They often lead strangers and others into bad company
for the purpose Of fleeing them.
BULLS HEAD, Monday, july Ie.-The market
opened this morning with only 800 heads OF buIocks
in the sale pens at Forty fourth street. and with such
short supply, there difficulty in advancing thu
price cent pound and upon the lower grades, still
more buyers say two cents At the advance the mar
ket was much more lively than IL was week ago and
consequently better estimates OF weight were obtained
vance price indicates Probably three ourths Of the
cattle sold out before noon and those who held till
toward night. made no abatement Of the morning rates
First class butchers declare they could buy nothing be-
low lsc. n net and that statesmen were more disposed
to ask ls dl9c than less, but certainly saw soma
very good fair butchers steers sold at nothing over II
cents and quote medium fair quality at l6al6lc'
Below this quality all prices quoted down to II cents
for animals which should be seized by the police
and the punished for "cruelty TO animals for
starving the poor butes some of which were only yalua
bic for hides and bones. They would not afford fat
enough 70 grease the boots that might be made Of THEN
skins. This ia the kind that quoted at l2c,
Those at l36l4c. generally what are called slip
perry" grass steers, cows and hefers At l5Ul 6c ths
grade Is course but Of fair quality for barrel beef The
army agents took 10 head to-day ut about
l7c b net average for real good shipping stock
This was not much advance upon last Monday
Still We have heard some wholesale butchers offeI
6i cents for just such stock they got last week at
cents The prospect Of the close Of the market at
was more favorable than II this day two weeks,
when there we're but 200 head sale. The prices TO
day just about good for the owner as them The
general average quality OF cattle to-day is Of the sum
mer character. There hut few extra good In
market. One pair. rated premium sold at 10. cents
| a pound. and some nearly good at l9 cents. The
weather for July is favorable The drouth still holds
With extraordinary rigor, and II Is Anticipated VIII
compel some grazlers IN this State to send In their cat
tic next week, and If Il continues viii seriously affect
the market About 500 head Of buocks are reported
sold at Albany for Boston, and but few droycs came
through In first hands The sheep market ts very light
~ supplied to-day, and prices materially advanced for
old sheep. which sold this morning the scales at go
9tc y II, and more would haye sold at that If in mar.
ket Lambs declined materially on Friday, brt rallied
this morning, selling generally AZ rates equal 10 100 lie.
p 10. live weight. Hogs and hog buyers, pork packers
and porkowners, are all down In the mouth. The
nominal price Of first quality this morning is lie. 70.
but do not hear of e sin gle sale.