The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-02

Bo, I'd have an apparent balance in bank Of
500 ASS 70 but their Indebtedness to the various
counties of the State amounts to SIS 669 A. besides
the loan Of $50 600 recently contracted.
In the Court Of Oyer and Terminer yesterday
the jury in the of John Crimmins tried for the
murder of Dennis McHenry, rendered verdict Of
guilty of murder against the prisoner, with re-
commentator to mercy. The prisoner was re-
manded for sentence. The trial of Mortimer Shay,
indicted for the murder of John Leary. on the Five
Pslnts. on the evening of the Esd Of November
last was then proceeded with, and will be con.
cluded to-day.
The trial of James Tracy of Jersey City, charged
with attempting to commit an outrage upon Sarah
A. Roddick girl twelve years old, in October last.
was commenced yesterday in Hudson county, NJ,
Court Of Oyer and Terminer. The case will proba-
bly, he concluded to-day.
Among our business notices will be found
statement of Messrs Goodyear and Judson in regard
to the disputed title TO the elastic vulcanxed rubber
goods. We and the public are wearied with this
endless controversy. Why do not Goodyear and
Day settle this question In the courts between
themselves, and let innocent purchasers and the
public alone until 1t is ascertaned who owns the
right.
At the various cattle yards yesterday beef cattle
were in active demaud at an advance of &c. q &c.
per pound, prices ranging from &c. to lOac. lie.
Mich cows were plenty, and in moderate request at
s25 $50 a $65 per head. veals were moderately
active at SIC. &C., including all kinds. Sheep and
lambs also active at 81 so IS for inferior to
good, and IS rs 81 for good to prime and extra.
Swine scarce and active, at SIC. 63c., including
all kinds. The receipts amounted to 2,649 beefcat-
tie, l29 mich cows All veal calves and 6sl2 sheep
and lambs
The cotton market yesterday tame, and the tone OF
the market considered favorable for purchasers,
though without any decided change in quotations The
sales embraced about 200 bales The receipts at the
ports since the first of September last have reached
2,7os 900 bales, against 1889 900 in 1862 1873 900 in
1858 and e4s 900 in 1857 The exports have reached
eco bales against 900 ia 1862 TIT 900 1858
and 800 900 in 1851 The stock on hand amounted to
600 bales, against 900 in 1882 $4,000 in 1885,
and sl7 600 in 1857 Messrs Wright Co.. their
cuar by the Africa state that the public sentiment at the
South has settled great degree upon crop 600
bales and is supposed that after February has passed.
the receipts will begin TO decline Exports are large
showing an excess last year for the period
The exports to France in Of last year. and will
soon increase, as there are fifty vessels loading
Southern ports for that country against thirteen last year.
TO other places the exports slightly behind those
year but promise considerable increase are
seventy three vessels loading in Southern ports for other
foreign countries against ftyone at the same time In
1857, thus showpg that there less than 127 YES
sells loading with cotton for foreign markets the South
ern seaport towns Flour was in some better request
sales were to fair extent chiefly the domestic trade
while prices were without change Of moment Wheat
was dull and prices were nominal Corn was nrmer,
while sales were moderate. Pork was in good re.
quest and at drmer rates; mess sold at SIS 12X,
new prime at $14 and old do. at sl2 Sl2 25 Sugars
were slack and sales confined to about 800 at rates
given in another column. Freights firm. Among
the engagements to Liverpool were 500 bushels Of wheat
in bags at sgd, 500 bales cotton at 732d with cheese
beef and bacon steady prices 500 bushels wheat were
taken by steamer for Galway, on private terms.