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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
q AMERICAN SLAVERY

Even the British papers are waking
up to the fact, that slavery Of the most
terrible character exists in Great Britain
in fact, if not in name. In contrast with
the system which exists in the United
States it is far worse, in all those essen
tials which go to make up the comfort
and happiness and health of the individ.
ua. We commend to our readers a Pc
rusal Of the following article, extracted
from one of the most prominent journals
of Great Britain
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

FASHIONABLE SoRRow.-Wealthy Mrs.
@. has lost her sister. Mark the fearful
sorrow of her fashionable friends. The
first remark each of them makes on the
subject, is-"Ab, poor thingl suppose
she will put deep mourning and Grape
veil?" Even whom that last sad scene
arises; when with white hands folded
upon her marble breast, the shrouded
sleeper cares no longer for dress or fash
ion, the friends Of her life will look upon
her for the last time, and go home to tell
how well the white robe lay about hcr
bosom, and how the clustering flowers
became her banded hair!
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
Post Omce Notice.
MAILS ARRIVE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern Mails daily at p NJ
Portsmouth A Bay City mail daily ut 6 r. ~
Way mail from Flint daily at l2i p. 81
yassar 4 Tusoola. mail semi-weekly,
Tuesday and Fridays.
ssginaw City mail daily at 2. y n
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern nails daily at y. VI.
pOrtsmouth a Bay City daily at 7 A. NJ.
Way mail 10 Flint daily at +.
ysssar a Tu,cola, somi weekly mail Mondays am
at y. NJ.
Saginaw City Mail daily at II VI.
Once hour, from J A. ~ 10 l2i T. NJ and from
! y. N. 10 81 y. ~.
q. G. HESS. p. NJ
Kast Saginaw, August 4, 1859.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

e. A PICTURE in Punch shows two
respectable citizens" very much cent"
after dinner. Both look extremely hap
py and rumpled, and hold a test conver-
sation as follows;
Host" l say, my boy, shall we join
Ladies in Drawingroom?"
Guest--"I sh'inksho."
Host" Con you say, THE scenery's
truly rural bout hcrey"
Gucst--"Sc-Scenery tooralocral.'
Host--".\ll right, conc along
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
WEnBEn q WIYEi.LER.

Attorney, and Councillors at Law AMI Solicitors in
Chancory. Agents for huying and selling Lands,
paying 1aIcs, 4e ofhoe, corner of Water and
k;cpc,..o streets. EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
W. T.. y. LITTLE AZ CO.,

ln,.k ers and Exchange Brokers, buy and sell Ex-
.hunge bank Notos, Gold aud Silver, 30. Will
yivo prompt attention to Collections, md remit
drafts at eurrcni rator Thycs paid for non-resi-
dents nnd all matters connected with Land Agcn-
W promptly attended 10. EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
CURTIS, BLISS q co.

whoL.ale and Retail dealers in Dry Goods, Groee-
r,os, Cruckery, Clothing, Hate Caps, 10
last SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
RoaINsON s. TUoMpsON,

Attorney, aud Counr.llors at Law. viii give
prompt attention voi.etions. Taxes paid for non-
TsSidcntc, and all business connected with Land
AgcDcy promptly attcofod TO-
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

The GREAT PyRAMID.---lt has been
asccrtained that work like the Great
Pyramid could not be constructed at the
present day, with all the aids of modern
science, for less than one hundred and
thirty-hvc millions of dollars.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
SETH WILEY.

Ei,,i.e Of h' Peace; Office with Dillingham; Rob
inson, will attend promptly 10 tho regular business
" hs otlco, con,eyancing executing Of papers
collections, 10 EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

IT-Fanny Fern says there arc two
things a woman cannot do, viz "Sharr-
On lead peucil," "nor 'lo up bundle.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
Business DIRECTORY.
East Saginaw Courier.
GEO. f. LEWIS, Proprietor.
fsblihsd every Thursday morning ut the City Of Eas
Saginaw, Michigan.
TERMs,-sibo year Invariably In advance
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One square (l6 lines or less) week, siO0
=" each succeeding week, rs
One fourth Column, / Year $1,000
=" half 5000
/" whole 5000
bu,iness Cards, i!nss or less, 800
0ther terms made known on application at the
<fhce
Yearly advertisers viii bo entitled 10 card u the
Businoss Directory gratis
JOB PRINTING.
Connected with the Courier ofice Is New and Er-
tshsivs Jos PnIsrIso ESTABLISHMENT wherein Plain
aud Ornamental Printing Of every description will
be dono in the latest and most fashionable style.
Patronage il solicited. GEO. y. LEWIS.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
DYRON IL. uUCkHOUT,

wholesale and Retail dealer 10 English and American
lIariwarc Cutlery, Iron, Agricultural Implements,
Stoves, Copper, lin aud sheet Iron Ware, DO
Nricl BIock EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
LOyELAyD ~ wALDROy,

Attorney, and CounscIoI at Law sui solidtor, in
Chan'ory. EAS1 SAGINAW.
ws. ]. LoyELAxp. Ggo w. WALpRos.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
III. MARKS.

'posjsr 10 Hate, Caps. Fup and Skins, Ready Made
tSothiug, Gloves, ao. Opposite Brick Hotel.
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

JABEZ G.. SWITZERLAND.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Proctor in
Admiralty. SAGINAW CITY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
MERSuON & BROS.

Will nttcnd TO the Purchase, Shipment and Inspec-
ton Of Lumber on Saginaw River. Post Office
Address, EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07
HESS DRO..& co.

DEALERS In Drugs and Medicines. Patent Medicines
d.. ao. Opposite Brick Hotel.
EAST SAGINAW.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

ET An Irislnan caught hornet in
his hand, but dropped it, and exclaimed,
" Be jabers, what kind of taath do your
birds have in Ameriky!'
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

This is a very successful satire Dho duplicty
and hypocrisy Of the Sleeks Of tho age Every line
and every stanza of it tells WELL and the truth 10 the
| La
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

EEIt has been synically said that OF
all the virtues, gratitude has the shortest
memory.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1860-06-07

Ten poor men can sleep tranquil
ly on mat, but two kings can't live at
case in quarter Of the world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05

We ranslat the following from the Partisan CORES
pondence Of the Courier des Flats Unis:-
Mr. Harlan has just brought before the Fifth Cham
Der Of the Civil Court Of Paris q suit against o Me-
Bevins (ooh citizens OF the United Sates) for the
very Of costly horse stolen with nnblushmg aud acity
The Of the hero Of the hippic odyssey Is Jack
Rossiter is not, 1t seems a vulgar animal, without
Reneaogy, for Harlan, who claims Il, brought 1t from
New York to England The noble horse stabbed in
london ut Newmarket, opposite the hotelin which
Their sportsman, James Bevns country man, and until
then friend OF Harlan, stopping Now
happened, that during Harlans absence Bevins brbed
the groom Of Jack Rooster and sbsoonded with the
NAL Harlan spared pains 70 hunt up his horse and
st last found him Ia Paris driven by Bevins' negro He
entered complaint and went TO London TO
obtain the proofs a. 70 the Identity Of his property On
his return the negro had been dismissed and Jack Ros
er haa again disappeared. After further search
harlan found hts horse again, but he had 10 the interim
changed hands several times Harlan nom one fictitious
purchaser 70 another traced the horee back 70 Mr. I'll
ton boarding Al the Hotel du Louvre with Bevins who
pretends thai Harlan being Indebted 70 him, had over
Jasx koester q part payment Harlan denies this and
has been granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05

Cobb declines to receive there. According 10 the IT, ma
Of his advertisement, bidders were allowed 70 nav INTO
.such depository Of the United States as
nigh. dctats and thus, on the ises II H. Mr. Cobb had
no right TO refuse 70 receive tho Aoney there But a.
was morally impossible for sweeny Il Co. 70 pay the
Il San Franc4co and produce At Washington
the receipt Of the Sub point by the 18th
OF March, Mr.. Cobb escaped the natural consequence
Of HIS blunder, and sweeny Co., TO save their
sse, 900 deposited paid in portion Of their award as
Washington. The balance they refuse 10 pay and Mr.
Cobb has just readvertised for SALE The hard
one for them the Of the advertisement certainly
did not exclude San Francisco; but the other point
| think they have case.
The exchanges the Bsnk Clearing House this morning
were S2s s46 2S7 g. and the balances 81 233 2sa g.
The following comparative statement Of the oondi
| ton Of the banks Of PhiladelphA -
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uElxn
seamshp James Adger Adams VAarlesson-eponord Tiles
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk, &c -Ludam He,
steamship Locus. Point, French Ba.lnors-H Cromwell
sseanshp Chesapeake CreweIi. Por.iand-H Cromwell
snip AraminEo. oa~,n Phelps
s1ss s ss sns e
Brig judith Somes. Raymond Ponce-Sturres Co W.
Jsns s. So1.s essJS Sso y,,,.
ss ss s H sss; s.zssk sss1 Brigham
sehr Lady sufoi, Crowel, Iruxfiio-Poa : Small
dsss Sssss.ss
;ss. 'n
Steamship caAawba Smith New orleans Dec q, via H.y,
o gun w9 sss aad u 3 os Is
asnali,ea . saurveyns aa.nss COr.in, bound sOasa "
ss.:snss.. . aasM ssa me s.psssacsd very
s,es%:hp George. Creek wsas Baltimore and Norfolk
se snip c MAR .sSsn Nov
srre stynsa g,inted ysisw eusids And vhs made
ss% = G mode
heavy % e. and y. H'' ssss
sS. gan IL ss5
Rnd rifE1bg befDg encssed In ice.
BARK Reindeer lof New Haven't, LAnfare Thoaas Dee
- IN ballast, 70 Henry Tro~ bridges Soma OF Neg Haven
Dee y; = Il Ion % % passsd sap Equ.or OF Kas
Mctcod Of rail- River The hsshaa srorg and a,es
for the last days, Jan J. hsd hesvy s.Irm
Bark kseos Ryder, Havana IL days sugar. toh.c
ss.s sss:1 Ss s sd SssS Days o
ing Billings (of 5snsor, Cort Curscoa Dec sfh sa,
20 II Sanford 1as been dave Of Hsuerss with very
heavy westher -
ZIG l',am Amin tRr). wacnan, Windsor ss IL DAYS
or on fr 49,
Brig tureas ttrl Glow, rrace adssfd ssud /. da,s Win
oats ana tatey u = Itumhnl asr expaYen-ei sesyy
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ticroes, at SIC e,c for shoulders, and At exc exc
Lard was steady, with sales Of 800 bbs At le3c l0Xc
Eutter and cheese unchanged.
RIE-sales Of about 100 uerces were made at 3,<c .
Axe. per ID.
oemsnd Timothy unchanged. Calcutta linseed
was last sold by cargo ex ship at Boston, At 81 &C.
cash. 40
hhds Cuba muscovado, part at p. g.; part within the
range Of 7c 7hc. Ike, and so do New Orleans At
8kc., and 800 boxes atp.t
foaACoo-The market quiet-we give the following
statement Of Spanish tobacco On the LIST January 1880
amounted 1914 bales. The receipts during 1863,
amounted to a. $40 bales against AIS IN 1868 The sales
embraced 81 SS3 bales in 1867 against b6,0 in 1855
The stock tobacco in the inspection warehouses on the
LIST inst comprised 864, against HAS hhds. on LIST Of
December. Tho receipts Of leaf were liberal, and che
sales moderate.
wmsxKy was in good demand and sales OF 400 500
bbls made at 2sc. 27c, The latter price for
aud barrels,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05

canadian -four steady, with sales of 200 bbls at
toincreased supplies The sales embraced about
closing within the range Of the above prices Rye -four
was unchanged white the sales embraced 100 be Corn
wine within the range OF the above figures Whea,
IN fair milling demand, while sales moderate.
including red State at 81 2s white Southern at 81 IS
prime Milwaukee club 81 o. and choice white ken,
Germ :sgsi mt
GLIDING southe n and Jersey yellow at &c. SOC white
southern at soc as2c, and old yellow DO Al sac ESQ
were In moderate request with sales ranging from 1910
4sc for State, westeru aud Canadian.
CoHK-The market was steady, With uua|Aed sales
sales OF $50 bags Of Rio were made Il lilo. ike
CorroN-Ihc sales embraced 200 800 bales closing on
the ossis Of about lie Ike. for madng upiands mo
reached the large quantity Of 2llsooo bales, against
l7si goo to the same date last year, and
mated crop has already been received into marses
IN occurrence, within the period Of time, unknown
EGG for ne same time last year. leaving stock in market
FsHGn1s-Rases were steady but eur.s,msu.. vcr.
limited 10 Liverpool 100 boxes bscon were engaged At
2 10 tons seed n U.s. 10 London 800 Herces rico at
Saisa cotton were engaged 70 e,sspow So n.o aSo
ages o. lard wsre engaged At Dos The British ship Re-
former was chartered 70 load At New Orleans for LIVER
Fsur.R.lsine were selling moderately at 81 IS for
1nlppl0&
II 81 81 in.
Hnr was, IN The absence Of sales Of moment nominal
The stocks Of Al kinds, except Manila, was light OF
the latter the supply consisted OF ABOUT Is 900 bales
1RoS.-Small salee Of Scotch rig were making a. S2l
from cupboard and e24 so SIS from store.
l"-Common was lower, with sales OF 500 600 bbls
at &c., and 200 800 bbs Of lump were sold at 81 Is
cash.
MOI Ass1s waa steady, but quiet
NAVAL SToRxA-Saes Of 800 bbls. spirits turpentine
we're made al 44sc in shipping order. other descrp-
tons were quiet
0Is-1iDsced was Arm Al 57e &c., while sales we're
light The following from The Whaesen's Shippiag Lid
gives the review OF the New Bedford market for the weex
enttng tie I'd inst There has been change 10 the
market for sperm since last Holders are art at
81 40 per gallon for primo lots Tie only transactions
during the week sales Of $40 bol one third head
aud CD 90 all hced At prices not transpired wuale-
The market rs ash, and we have no sales % report
whacbonc--No transactions.
PROVISIONS -Pork-1he market was heavy and duu
The sales were confined to 900 800 bbk. In oss in
Guiding mess nj SO 90 $40 oJ, and or p-n. Il
$i Sc 81 So Beef inactive aud market 1nis,
With sales Of It's bbs Including country q, s. IS
%; repacsed mess % SO t2k, ana extra Do so sea-
81 80. Prime mess was tm at SIT rs SO 80. Sales
SOC 300 bhs India mcs, part dchveahie Fe5ruaTy,
were made at s2a So and small lot DO $50 Ct meats
were In fair demand, with salts Of 2s 500 hnds and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05

From Sev rears And svAns the stesrnshp Cahayb.-
mrs smith, Mss Haei,e, Mrs swes, and child Capt
orppei sid lsdy Crsn,p, Ars Aorrcl b S Rental
Capt wright D ToEmano Jose Espe,ata.
DEPARTURES.
For Ly.rrSol 10 me steamship Ass-Nss u Nenres Nj
waukee Mr. nrcss bearer oespafches Mrs
% Cusho VI Lo Howard, England nDuEins Pcnusnt
knr; Mr. Marker, Enr; Mr. u deCassro Lseon Capt N v
Nsuperiprs second sier. xr George kiios Mass
buyer Chsres.on; Ar ysk eazte Cooper Y Csuson
VI Robert Renfrew u John Kerry Montreal. Barhes
bavans: Rah~ussi New Orleans Mn ffirviuepl Dub
lin; Paddock Medina, MI.
for Richmond &c, in the steamship Yorktown-rhonas
srtor Provost. j A Riggs L. sless, Conser J "
=, eoek, sutton, ferrs A fred Pnn~ssD & Jonss
ugutius Friend, l. Hymsn and lsdy, Knox ron, s "
Metres, and ls W The secrsge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY,, Jan. A-sPJM.
The money market continues ss.ngsrA, and money q
fairly worth seven per cent on CALL cough there = more
Offering than there was yesterday the sr.au.l d,r,pu
-, -. u'INe1' Nfn render tho supply equal
fall
Exchange closed A.
hsDg =. very weak for the canArd steamer the
last quoted, 100 y for bankers sterling,
oo,h alsx for francs, with very good bills from the
j.. going at 1854 for sterling, and $50 Hk Tor
.rancs. The Asia took out no specie
The price Of sight bills New York at the cities men
toned follows the price being Expressed IN Inc Gun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05
Tia BOSTON Pox. in lis review OF Finance and Trade


Upon the whole, matters and things improving, and
rapidly perhaps, ought 70 be expected Navigation
slowly the mend Tho shoe and leather trade has
days. The South s rich and likely " con-
tinue so-the West Is emerging from her difficulties New
England pretty well off, though she has not yet expert
enced all the effects Of the panic Manufactures flourish
ing though the high price OF wool what unfAvorahe
the makers Of wooen fabrics The chances of home
trade In general far-hey would be much better 70
mind, there less OF politics 10 the coming
twefvemonth. That there will be many failures, we
doubt NOT, and fear there viii not be that universal
Nvity among the people that ID most favorable 70 labor
wages and the collection Of small debts But upon the
whole, there anticipate that things any
rate, will be than they have been while there Ia
good ground for looking for some general improvement
The East Pennsylvania Railroad has negotiated the
mainder Of their bonds s22b ooo al 90 per cent This
gotahon entirely clears the company from floating debt,
and enables the managers pay for all the cquipase
teria &c required TO make the road link in the great
middle route to the West
The Chicago Press Of December 81 says
We learn that all matters of difference between the
Galena and the Northwestern and Rockford railroads
have been satisfactorily adjusted, and that the rates Of
and the price Of freight between This city and Rock
ford will be the by both lines The passenger fare
10 81 Is There Is reduction on freight, but how much
we are not advised.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05
PersonaI InteItfreuce

Senaor Thompson, OF New Jersey il kent from M.
seat by indspoeion M
The Hon John Y. 1Andrum, member Of Consress from
louana has been detained from hn by illness since
The opening Of the session II stated that beside being
sick IN body he Is )aborpg under severe mental affection
IN the loss OF his wife and four children II n feared that
he may not get up again.
Hon Neal Dos has far recovered from hs recnnt in
juries rs 10 be out attending business.
M Albert Auer, the foreman in the press room Of
the Chicago Leade Office has fallen heir TO the snug t,Ie
pile Of $4,000, by the des,h Of relative in Germany
Joseph Ganah Esq, has resigned the Office OF United
States District Attorney In Savannah with Wow 10 do
vote himself more exclusively TO tie practice OF his pro
leesion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05

MICH COWS
The market continues dull for nearly all kinds and
prices merely nominal The inquiry for prime cows
FOR family limited consequences Of tho holidays
but mikmen have purchased TO some extent The bulk
grades have been neglected. there being demand
any price The offerings we're pinched up, and looked
weather, and especially thoee which were not under
cover. Some of the calves poor and the extreme
were barely marketable. The total receipts ut all the
yards for the week and last week follows
wasAtngoa Browssrs's 0an'bsln'a 0Brsens
Last week. 70 SO q 80
The supply was moderate again, and the market, in
buoyant and holders have been enabled
dispose Of tn sir offerings at very full prices The bulk Of
the receipts were ordinary TO good, with only q few
OF TO cents and commanded higher prices
large proportion Of todays offerings purchased by
me Brooklyn butchers, who seem lately have
Akng Tor fancy stock probably owing TO the fact It
pays better The total receipts a. ali the yards for the
week and last week were as follows
was aa Y gs Bro0"'cgs cameglins oSren:
Last iss wsst. :: a Is y s S %
sHEEP And LAMns.
Notwithstanding the Intervention Of the holidays the
market has been fairly active for sheep and lambs during
the whole week. and prices have slightly advanced The
average quality was good and but few sales effected
mand at IS to s. so, and sold eAdy fast they
arrived There was an increase Of S36 head last
weeks supplies but the yards were closed at an early
hour Of the day. Some OF the offerings looked little the
worse from having been somewhat exposed TO the IN
cemency @ the weather; but the bulk Of them were
under cover and but little affected The total re-
ceps at all the yards for this aud last wee were
as follows
Washington Ydrd Brouning's. cnamberiins OBrIens
This week j ,22S 1854 3,093 $50
Last week. i las 2,0l6 1855 SIS
The market is steady, with sales at last weeks prices
The demand s fair for Western dressed saes were
at &C.. and &c. a74c for city. The receipts con-
,inued heavy and most kinds met with ready sale at
quotations. The receipts at the Hudson River drove
yards foot OF Thirty seventh street, North river for
week ending january 4, were:-By New York and Ere
Railroad 2,o72; Hudson River Railroad S59; Camden and
Amboy Railroad, ISL remaining from last report 65l2
total, S624-of which sent TO the Foreth street
yards, sold, 8 059; left over, unsold, $685.
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts Of ali stock at all the yards for the
week and aatw rcro eoI}ourc-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05

pr,p RAYMOND (sr) Gordon Chsrotetown, PEI " days.
v hh oats and potatoes to Chas Trumhul. .
schr George Mangam tof Philadelphia Scudder st Marks
I6 days with tobacco to Brode Petes Has ex
percneed heavy weather. Jan % spoke scAr
6chr Alciope Lane norfolk 10 day. E1pesienced ineay
weather The entire pasRge lost part OF deck load OF oooo
schr Mordipg Light Summers, virginia
gchr DR. RoeeYa Adams Ehzabethport for Boston.
Steamer Boston. 6GIlew. PhDnAelphAA.
6eAmer Ospray Kenny, Providence
BELOW.
Ehip Drgo. Young from Nswcasle Eng spoken by Capt
Hook.
Also clipper shp and two brigs souih Of Woodlands
eAuD
seamahip Asa r, Liverpool; James Adger, Charleston;
Yorktown, Norfolk.
The ship Notebohm for Antwerp y anchored qnAran
tine.
Wind during the day W, with snow since IAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4, 1850


The market opened on Tuesday with moderately
active demand for beef cattle Of nearly every description,
Of which there was a plentiful supply, and sales were
readily effected at the improved rates obtained last week
endeavored down prices in consequence Of
moderate increase In the receipts, but brokers were
very firm Al previous rates, which were finally paid.
Butchers and brokers alike taken aback by the
Mat the rates Of yardage were 70 be raised
at The Washington drove yard TO fourth higher than
they have hitherto paid from 1sc to 26c per head for
all cattle brought within the enclosure They refused
10 pay what they considered such prces and
compromise effected by brokers and others going up
and propretors coming down to twenty cents per
head-a very handsome price, considering the large num-
bers which yarded there Is asserted that the pro
pretors netted very large profit during the year just
Proclamation OF the expiration OF the lease OF the Fifth
avenue property together with the mpossbity OF OBJ
tanning extension Of IT, the present opportunity fees
TO have been embraced most favorable for Tightening
nom one or of reporters for copy Of the re-
ceipts Of the week. s included in the aforementioned
large pronso not, unable TO say. The total
receipts at Aertons for the week was 4 head and at
all the yards 1882 head against 3,l57 head last week.
the Bergen Hill yard there but lev sales in con-
Of the fact that Monday generally kept a.
a holiday Only about 200 head were disposed OF, at
unsatisfactory prices. At Br0wning4 Ch&mberps and
0Brens moderate inquiry prevailed at our quotations.
The range Of prices was much the last week. but
selling generally at from &c. 70 7c There fancy
offerings In the yard but the fret class cattle we're Ia
active inquiry both Tuesday and TO day The total
ceps Of all stock at oil the yards for the week and last
wasAineaon. ByosCsino's Oamausin's. 0Bricn's.
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