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Bark Roseoke. Thompson. Bahia 50 dsys with sugar, 10
s;TS Whs oioud Miner San Juan. days. with AdsL 30.
Fl. Z. s. y. !: az e: s:s, IVA s::s
psra ssbrs 0oo.ss OF Stockton Mel. Ames Grand Turk
day: wa %sss "a asl...s sessh ssv %.'g SOM
,n BAH .sa eSs f rSI1Ss 9SsaF Sadsna days. with
MA Iasy a@s, aSa,lo~, sssuA Day. win sugar. &c.
s.ri sunptsr tof eha,sssan, Hunphssy, Rsm.dao,
ss,,s esr Cooper Bsimuds. day.: n S.iis.
rs ss 81. e z, ss = En- :, ss.
sS s sGss sas :. oss s.s
naica Tor london date On the sani spoke Queen
a;Sp: q ys:s csa 1. u, With cPs LEAD
az soosr S Inst ~ ~ - ANA iaw
blsss cross h Il. 70 Ion spoke rbris antelope from
EnE John Royn Bye Por, Prince. june 49, with cof
Big Lsbels se~e Reed havana 10 days. with molassss
toy w~dA Co -. 60, a..
Brig aerrsI: sF,antfpr Treat oardsnas days.
siis three Sisters Daley. auAntsnamo June Is, with au
big grange dearborn. y davs and days
rchr Kate weston lsr slls PsInamouco june s. with
.rs sopsSS no sss aa "
sshr cpsa to aooie s~sfas frax'ao' juno IL with ms
rastporp Crosby. Jaumsl June Is. with
coffee. to sturges Z Go.
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- es ae from o Win sssa s. sa ~
rsd bead Of mAnmst which falling broke fore aud
main gns M opuat main BOOM bull sarks broke
rail and snssne1 damage; compeed cut away
bo and let Of the veAse
Loaf , ocbs sale with ythtog attached
sehr Ubslense. Hasse 81 BArs II days with mdae, 70
box h Co
schr Col ssiter,se Davsu Wilmington NC, sdays
EShr stresmiet, JOHNSON, Wilmington, Del, 2dayA
Ech Union Keller, NschiAs days.
6chr Orrin CowL smith Passport days.
kChr william, SNOWMAN, CAlaiA 8dayR
6chr WeDonah, Owen, Calais days
Gchr Henrietta. Sullivan, Bangor for Dlyaheihport
6chr John huggles Rider, Bangor, days
echr Sarah, Holden RocklAud, days
echr bolivar, lngrshsm Rocklaad, days.
gchr Cabot Hamilton, Boston. days
6chr Samuel Gilman, Crowell Boston, 8 fbyE
Hcbr 0hde, Lowell, Boltou TOR Albany.
Echr Hea Flower clark, WMehau, Z day..
Echr q sadIer, Hutchngs New HAv On. days.
Bchr Mountain Wave, Pond, New Haven, dayA
Scbr r Bailey, Bsiey. Now Haven, days
6chr Lavinis now, Chase, 0etauket Ii.
Eorp Oregon. khodes Providence.
1,oop Rev World Hly, Eau River, days.
nloop Mary 1hzabeth. Taylor. Middleton, CT, 2 days.
6teamer Eoeton. 6elew. Phiadelpha
Steamer Pelican. Aldrich. Providence
SAILED.
StesnAhjp Marion, Charleston Roanoke Richmond, 10.
Wind during the day WSW.
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Choice family extra brands Of st Louis held 1t full
prices Southero -four seadier and In good request
but sales we're checked by the rness OF holders The
within the range OF the above quotations Rye -four
and corn meal were steady within the range Of cur
quotations. Wheat was heavy and lower. The sales
embraced about 9,o00 bushels, including now red
and white Georgia at 81 70 81 80, Milwaukee
club at 81 10, and red and white Southern 1t p. I.
Corn was In better demand with increased sales, and
better prices. The transactions embraced about "a 900
bushels at about Sc Soc for mixed and yellow West
ern and SIC 88c. for prime Jersey and Southern vel
low; for Southern white over Soc. was asked Rye was
quiet 4 soc Oats were heavy, while prices
changed.
CoffEE--rhe market was firm, with sales Of about
Ill bags Rio at liHc and 20 bags Maracaibo at 12c
CorIoS-1as forcgn news received BY the Arabia i'm
Of about &c. per 10. The transactions footed up
about 400 so bales based upon about The following
quoeatons:-
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THE NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


We have 10 record Of the duest days Of the season.
mot only for beef cattle but for every description OF AMI
NAL coming under the above head The yards were lit
orally fooled with all sorts Of cattle, and the demand
In consequence unusually light and confined almost excu
avey TO the better grades the receipts OF beef cattle
for week show last Of 4sA head
besides many which were left unsold 1t the close on
Wednesday Of last week. The total number OF fresh cattle
received since last Wednesday 377 head exclusive OF
about 400 head which taken Monday at Bergen
Hill, chiefly for the city trade The above facts sum
Gent in themselves 70 Establish very dull market, bus
when the fact that there has been excessive sup
consideration, II will be matter Of wonder that
prices declined still lower to-day First class cattle
unusually light supply, the bulk OF the receipts
having been Inferior and common, FOR which there
no demand Of moment, and we note decline
these kinds equal TO half cent h. Other kinds range
the sales made at under &C. per To- while only the
very best oferiDgs brought l0kc. q 1lc At the Wash
ing yard there offered for the head about
400 head OF which were sold on Sunday The total
ceips at all the .rds reach 3377 head, which u the
largest number received in any week for
siderable time, and 4S4 head more than were received
the previous week. The bulk Of the receipts were
from Ohio and Illinois, while this State and other
Western States were fairly represented The yards
filed, rather covered with umbrellas, every body
carried one who was compelled 70 travel over the ground
occupied for the purpose OF selling cattle II s by for the
hottest place the island, being about four feet below
the sidewalks on Fifth avenue and unshetered by sin
gle tree.
At the other city yards the market was very dull but
as the yards are Gil covered over the heat was ese m
The total receipts all the yards for the and
week were a. follows
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N. Orleans

The favorable news Regarding the market was rather
unexpected The Asia, which carried out statement
70 the effect that, Including the $4,000 bales coa
traced by Frazer and Co., and about 10 900 by
Queer parties, making an aggregate OF ono bales,
70 be ~rbhed irog market u sss thought, would, when
hiV"u on Tie utpef s,oe, exercise sreagtp-u ng ect
upeD me market WhFn tha Arabia ieff, howescr, the
Ass 81 not arrived hence ber "
i-4d pr 10 On ne pioatpR aoo higher grader, with
sast ~ CD 90 oata FOR The ses, 900 friday,
tho dag bsore the steamer sailed win accounts OF bet
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There about 1000 head offered during the week
and the market dull prices receded c range
being from &C. 81sc. to quality. Swi fed very
plenty and dull at our inside quotation.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPDRT.

WEDNESDAY, Juu6 Zy-6 z. II.
A-The market was quiet, with small sales at IS 81
for pots and IS 81 for pearls.
The market for most descriptions
heavy and especially for and medium grades
Of State Western Fresh ground were sosi aimed
better than old The transactions embraced about 5000
q 6,Co0 bbs., cloeing within the following range Of
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COWS AND CALVES.

cows AND CALVES.
The market continues 20 be we'll supplied aud as the
demand still very moderate the receipts more u sui
fee for the wants Of the trade. Most descrpti0os
selling ct low prices many them to 60 pasture for
beef cattle The extra mich COWS, however, have been
in fair request for bon private aud from Long
leland mkmen The total receipts at all the yards
the week ana last week folio va
Wasaingon Yard. Brcaontng'a CAamoe,lin's OB,ins
This week.. 80 g A. II
Last week.. ~ 80 81 142
The supply OF these also large and the market con
tiDues dull and heavy but without change OF ia
prices The demand has been manly for ex ira quality
sold at our highest quotations. The bulk Of the receipts
consists OF inferior and common quality, which barely
od market at &C. TO 4c per pound; other descriptions,
Aye. to &c exc.
total receipts at all the yards for the week and last
week were as follows-
Washington Yard. Bro~nings. CAamovlin's. O'Brtens
This week.. $50 "a SO 1iB
Last week. .749 "A 70 2O3
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Tho receipts during the week have been heavier than
very dull and ut prices showing decline
previous prices Of &c. 10 81 per head. the bulk
the receipts common 10 inferior, and these descrp
lions dull ut the heaviest decline, while the good
those Of last week OF 1900 head was
thought that many would be left unsold The total
ccps 1t all the yards for the week and last week a.
follows
. wa.a.nghs Yard. Brosnsngs Caame,lina oBr~,.
Last week. .569 5000 4,lS9 liza
There were about 1000 head offered during the week,
and the market dull prices receded c range
being from &C. 81sc. to quality. Swi fed very
plenty and dul at our inside quotation.
RECAPlTULArIoN
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endhe bears aertng that !. cAnnss b three pei
cent while the friends Of the stock confident that
will Be four We presume that nothing known Of the
purpose Of the company In th regard the chances are,
however, that the usual dividend win bs paid. The West
ern stocks are generally steady, with the exception Of
Michigan Southern guaranteed, which declined Y per
cent in consequence Of the accident the Northern In
diana line The sdvces nom the scene Of tho disaster
TO show that the accident providenta and thai the
company will not probably be mulcted In heavy damages
The President Of the road the train 1t the time
Michigan Central beitsr. Erie advanced fraction.
State stocks steady, bat the business doing s worry
light In the afternoon stocks generally ashade lower
and the market closed heavy ut the following quotations
Missouri 6's, Se5I ri Canton, ls,k TO- Cumberland
Coal Company, le'i Tx Pacific Mail, esK SOC; New
York Central, TAX a X; Erie. OK Y; Hudson River,
SIX 80; Harlem, az . 10; Reading, AK A. Mlchi.
gan Central 39k a n; Michigan Southern, Sk . X do.
guaranteed, Eta n Panama, 1l5K ll6; Illinois Gen.
lrsl, 81 62N; Galens and Chicago, 62I So; Cleveland
and Toledo, % Il; Chicago and Rock Island, 5sHaH.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House day we're
SIS s4,772 10, and the balances $751; ,53s SO.
The coupons Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, due July !, will be paid by Measrs Peters,
Campbell Co., so Wall street, New York.
The businers Of the Subrrsssury rs follows To-
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CHARLES PAYEN & 90.
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Vortaton, Just received
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drawn from the Physical Universe. ,
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Recorded by Moses. ,r
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tratiops founo in the Hebrew Scriptures.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-06-10

IMPORTANT DECISION - DEFEAT OF THE
PATRON OF THE LANDHoLDERs.-
Judge Gould has just made one of the
most important as we'll as popular decisions
ever delivered in this Judicial District
In case tried on Tuesday in Schoharie
county, he ruled that, the Court Of Appeals
having just decided that ''the condition of
landlord and tenant" does not subsist be-
tween our PATRONS on one side and the
tenants on the other, therefore the former
cannot sue the latter for rent, in any shape.
In consequence of this decision, Judge Gould
ruled that the PATRONS could not maintain
suits against the landholders. The suit was
accor dnigly struck from the calendar. We
get this from = person who heard the de-
cision. If he has not misunderstood Judge
Gould, we have reached point in tho anti
rent troubles which will soon quiet that
excitement which has existed in the manor
towns for the past twenty-five years, and
which must exist 90 long as it is claimed
that s'involuntary sevitude" or feudal ten
ures exist in this State. We congratulate
the landholders on their first great victory.
The decision of Judge Gould should lead to
q general illumination, at the Heldeburgh
We imagine it will.-AlbSny Standard.