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II we extend tho comparison 70 the Same time in
the three previous years we ind tho following

AT the CON men~crncni OF business the stock market
dull and q, tho early session OF the open beard
although steady, lacked srsoaia; animation Nes
York Central soid At 1lS,s; Erie 73sl reading OK;
Cleveland and psba-g, efS Rock Island COX; Norsn-
western O. 541l; sicnsaa Southern SIG; Ohio ADD
Mississippi certificates IS; Fort WAYNE, gsx North
preferred Gs<: Western Union Telegraph 3i5s
Canton. 40
At ths nrst regular board tho railway share markc,
quiet, bus steady Pacific Mai was stronger and
advanced 10 1876 New York Central closed ). lower
than at the time yesterday, Fro Y, Reading X
Michigan southern Il. Cleveland and Pittsburg X Rock
island u. Northwestern preferred ~ Ohio and Mess
sippi certificates " Quicksilver " Canton * Illinois
Central was = higher Northwestern V. Pacific Nail "
Western rncn telegraph = Government securities
arm. Skies Of 1881 closed u higher. Coupon ten
icr;iss we're y lower tennessee skies advanced y.
issue X. MtHss E8 FL
Att open board o. one O'Clock the market va,
inactive aud slightly lower Now YORK Central sold Al
H4,s a1l4,s; Ere. 73K Reading, ssJs 81; Michigaa
southern. soz: Cleveland and Toledo, ios Rock Island.
eosl eo,I; Northwestern, 5sJs 81; DO preferred,
GA 64K; Fort Wayne, ssk; Western Unieu Tsls-
graph, 3l5S ak; Cumberland, 81 q az. N&
Al the second regular board there was larger bus-
ness than usua transacted, and prices experienced
further decline. New York Central closed . lover than
at tho nrss regular board Erie u Reading X. Michigan
Southern y, Cleveland and Pntsburg =, Rock Island
Y, Northwestern y. do preferred "a, Fort Wayne x.
Toledo. wabash and Western x, Pacific Mail Y, Western
Union Telegraph y. Michigan Central Vas X higher,
Quicksilver r.. Government securities werc steady.
New issue Of 1865 closed e lower new issue Of 1851 ~
Atthe open board at hali-pas. three the market b.
came weak under an increased pressure 70 SELL and the
Volume Of business large New York Central sold Il
i13x 1857; Erie, .as7a,.; Reading. % pos: Michi-
gan Southern, TEX so; Illinois Central l3ox 1so,<;
Cleveland and Piisburg, s.: Rock Island, ps,s aesk:
Northwestern, So. 6S7s; do preferred o3ys; Pacific
xaii, l14k 1s4I; Western Unioa Telegraph, ak q
al[ subsequently, the pressure TO se increased and
Erie declined TO s2 There good deal or sxagge-
rated talk On the street sbort the increased activity of
money this afternoon, and the probability Of continued
activity tomorrow. and tho bull cques coopera,cd
with The bears 10 assisting prices downward A the
close a. six O'Clock the market was unsettled ~ the
joined quos'ioos:-NewyY YORK Central, 1i3k ffsss;
Erie, TIA s2H HUDSON River los l25js; Reading,
ss sss, alcbisan Southern, ,ess 1917; Cleveland
and Pstssre, 81 s2is: Rock Island, e5ss psis;
North~cssern, 81 q t4ss d.. preferred 05sl 637s;
Pscae Mai, iaiA al:aI; ohio and Mississippi cer,in-
Gates, 25& "a. Western Union Telegraph :o-s 81.
There was very moderate business lsans acted tho
counters Of Tho leading dealers IN government sscsri-
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vss exessdsgiy qussk bui prtsss wsrs qalts -.
mess Closing * about SAL ms sales, cAIs 10y -
we're 1000 bbs a. so 9! 81 " for pa as ~
new CITY do sse was 80 da,i; made ~Sis
es S mem AID 81 81 sS ss =:
~ ~ Iier~s beef dil and prices nominal
Qct Ineas were dull scarcely Gr,n The were
lO0 green hams and do. shoulders at for the
and c for the latter also tN do bellies q lU<c and
Lom picked shoulders AZ ssc s4S n oalt Bacon
i.c Tor city short RIB and ss<c for loay clear The
ke Tor lard continued rule dull prces without
material change The ssles limited to about 600 bbls
PsraoIzUn-Ihers was soms demand for crude in bulk
oat ses checked BY tho mness Of holders who De-
msndod l.Sc and 10 2c asked Sales 80
nns IN bblsl at l7c and 2oo do. IN bb,s at isc.
made As low as &c Chang. After Charge however,
me marke became nrmer uader fair demand, and closed
arm At 25zc &c. Tho were l000 bbIs standard
whte a z6c and (rumored, do 10 the price
No. ana .s 20 81 40 1 =.
moderately active. The sales wers 1000 bills standard
wmte ~ 2sc, 3oD do do Tor Noseabsr ct 26c aud 400
Rics.-Smali sales Of Carolina made within tho
sucsHfhsre was Hight business done in raw bot hold
ers Were nrm Fair to good rsinig Cuba quoted
sales 20 orted were 635 hht-, 81 IL 90c for Cuba
end iSfc Tor Porto Rico also Ole boses
6ned was steady a. 1899 l6'sc for hard l5<c 1879 for
soil whise, AMI l4azc a.5sic tor yellow
sErpS-Of Calcutta nsecd stiss OF abouS
o0 bags IN Boston q - ~ Cioser while
timothy quoted - 81 s. Is and ax 81 10 s. IS
SRA yE was without material ohanss: salss
part ut Tx l24c.
TAILow 10 fair denand at about previous prices
The sales were about i5) ~. lbs ~ lis II 10
Observation-Disclosures 10 bbs tho al remained dullr
sales OF about s0 bbls Western, IA bond made 3ic
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COURT oF GENERAL SESSIONS
Sentences.
Before Judge Russell.


This court resumed It's business yesterday, Assistant
District Attorney Bedford conducting the prosecution
George @. Mcknight and Thos. Wilson, jointly in.
dicsed with Mary Mcknight and VIM Butler, charged
with burglary in tho third degree pleaded guilty. They
effected entrance 70 the promises OF John Brooke
llo Cherry street, the night OF tho 10Th Of 0ctobsr
when $500 worth OF coats and pantaoons were stolen
Mcknight aud Wilson each the state
PRISON for four years and six months.
James smith, charged with stealing tho 9Th Instant
$50 IN fractional currency from Edward Mcdonald,
pleaded guilty. Sent the State prison four ears
Joseph Pollen peadsd guilty to attempt ut grand
larceny having been charged with steaiirg $54
OF miscellaneous articles from George King on the Isl
instant State Prison for two years and SIX months
John Frsnchnd. who indicted for burglary IN the
second degree. pleaded guilty TO attempt 10 commit
the third grade Of that crime On the 2eh of October
the dwelling house or Nicholas Betting 70 Greene
street. Was burrIarously entered and SITS worth az
property stolen. portion Of which traced 10 tho
possession Of the prisoner lie remanded Tor SEN
tencc.
Amanda johnson. charged with stabblng John roun.
tam tcolo sdL the ed Of October pleaded GUILTY to
assault and battery. HIS Honor Investigated the case
and found that defendant had been bruiay assaulted
and onlS acied IN selfdefeace. Judgment Suspended
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GENERAL 0RpEK No. 517.-Undcr this headlioe Super.
intendent Kennedy has issued instructions to ths
under his command, 10 view OF the fact thar the United
States Commissioner OF tho Department OF Education IL
engaged IN making up rcrort OF the educational ins.
tuons Of the country, to and report as follows
name, grade or sect within your prcc,ncs
except such a. ars directly under tire charge
Education, At tho same time setting for,h~Flrs,Y
Tbs name By which each school IS known.
sscood.rhs location Of each ts,reet and numberl.
Ihird-How the school ~ supported. Fourth-Ths
name OF the Principal OF each such school, FIFTH rhs
number OF teachers designating male female. sixth
October 1857. In each school sevcnth-Ths number
OF HON ucder twelve years OF age, and the number
over that age. Eighth-fho nuraber OF each sex
Ninth-rbe number Of weeks the school was open in
The year and the number OF hours In tho dav Tenth
Average yearly cost of each pupil IN each school.
cHAsos DxnAspxp.-ft IL rumored In police circles
that . numeroasIy aligned petition n soon TO Be pre-
scented to the Board Of Police requesting that paromeu
b. hereafter when put on trial. tried before full Board
ana not ocfcrs only one or two Commissioners II Is
conended that notwithstanding the fact that the
Tor aud sgsins, defendants taken down In Shorthand
msmbers o. me s sor1 great injury = done The
the present system az often happens that the manner
~ n ,hs ,r,a - iesuag 90 sress way IN
ers The motive, whether good bad tupens the wit
mess 70 give nis ies.imonysu advantage In favor Of
the pssronen on rai not derived by the evidence read
from In the absence OF tho witnesses Thers n
more truth than poetry IN this petition a. vpanv -
unfortunate ex-pasrolman has learned 10 his coat
VACCINATION N run Pumic scnocts-rhe order r.
Gently Issued nom the oncs Of the Board Of Health IN
relation 70 the annual inspection OF schools ia the ct,cs
% New YORK. and Brooklyn requires that inspectors sh.
take particular pains 90 see that every pupil has been
properly vaCcinated Any that have not been nocn-
lated viii be prevented from attending school until the
operation has been performed. Inspectors viii ais, az
anime the condition OF the bulldogs add general ar
ransements regards the sanitary welfare OF tue pup
Tue work OF inspection commenced ycscriay.
AcdpESr SCHOONER Fokrsr HOWE --cocree
worreh was seriously injured while unloading bricks
from The schooner Forest Home on Saturday afternoon
q Tie foot Of Seventy ninth street, East river bv tho
hatcn cover falug him. striking him on the head
and kaoskips him senseiess 10 sas conveyed 10 bis
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SUPREME cCuaT-esNeaM TERM.

Tho Cnso Of the AtiachMczt Against tho
secnmkoat Josephtne-The Question of tho
COs'stitu tionaIity of the state Lien Inv.
Before Judges Leonard. Sutherland and Clerke.
h Ge matter vf ne attachment Of Frcenqn B. Bird e.
a., Appelants -. The eamboa JosephinS her tackle,
Gr.-rhia appeal from order mado BY Mr.
Justice Barnard tho 7th day Of June, 1857 vacat-
ing warrant Of attachment issued against the steam
boat Josephine 10 enforce lien fed by the appellants
under the provisions OF act or the Legislature en-
titled ian TO provide for tho collection or demands
against ships and vessels" passed April a. 1852, for
supplies consisting Of meats &c. furnished for the use
OF the OF that vessel. The order was made sub
stantay upon tho ground that the ocer issuing the
warrant had Jurisdiction therefor the provisions
OF the statute referred comforting such powers being
In contravention OF the consultation OF the United
States and OF the act OF Congress vestng Jurisdiction in
admiralty cases especially in the courts Of admiralty of
the United States Tho question deliberately defined
In an opinion written by Justice Barnard 81 the time and
The appellants clam that there is no decision which
will JUSTIFY the decision OF Mr. Justice Barnard over
atnre rghtfui power create lien and authorize
proceedings In rem against domestic vessel for repairs
not Interfere with tho federal urisdction Is no such
lien or proceedings obtain in admiralty.
Tho respondents contend that the proceedings sp
pealed from cannot be reviewed In the FORM the
order not being made At SPECIAL Term nor In any action
proceeding pending in this courts that the decision
appealed from correct and constitutional II being
by the Judiciary OF 1885, the District
Courts of the United states shall have 'excueve cogn!
xance or all civil OF admiralty and maritime ju
rsdction" saving 10 su0rs In all cases. the right Of
common law remedy, where the common law compe-
tent 10 give IT. the BY attachment was
not common law remedy and therefore not within the
saving clause Of tho Judiciary act that the demand OF
tho attaching creditor was founded upon maritime
contract. and cognzable In the admiralty:
the supplies II was conceded. werc furnished
to tho vessel At this port while she was
engaged In Trading between this port and q
port in Now Jersey. All demands for supplies fur
nisbed to vessels maritime claims and within the
exclusive jurisdiction Of the admiralty, excepting only
the Of vessels engaged In the navigation OF the
internal waters OF State, the akos and rivers
ncced with Il At the close OF the the Court
took the papers and reserved ts decision For the APP
pellanis, Pnckney sphinx; for the respondent
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Tho wheat narkes without marked change. though NJ
prices % saturday thc Iasi sscs being Al 81 IS Tor No
sS. ans gT HS lhs ..ss wsss ssoss Z 2 80
and y y Tor Green Bas Corn was steady with iair de-
or western $ Ts's sSsu asa y s -
harley was steady, with ssies q 1900 bushels q 81 u
note sAis. Of ioQ bushels Canads pcas Al eli a. Oats
were eeilse and higher. Tho sales about 1901
r w.,sS soIs s snd
erdsy were comparatively bcra and rates advs fully
Nd "a being paid by sal and ia By steam There pre-
racs asked checked business somewhat The
wsrc Liverpool 81 100 brshrs wheat sgd
ssri pAs 81 sS sasp esss 70 :,
bltd, and per steamer f6uO Dashels wheat corn
pssd Id ard about lc0g bales cotton Al Nd. 40.
bushels What al od and ioc sSis rssrc,em on prvsss
terms The charters cAfk with about ~ 600 bush
els er1n 70 Dnb Al Is Cd British bark tons,
nrx,e ssr 70 Gibraltar Tor orders PETROLEUM %
Grssrs ruled dull. and 10 the absence Of sales prices
HAv was n fair demand and prices were arm. We quote
snpping a. bc Soc and rctaf lots at 81 rs 81 So
hors were steady, with sales OF as bales 1t $50 &C.,
lissT --hIl Kinds we're duh and nominal, Manila was
Quoted a. &c. lsAc. god. fFM
mark. was not 80 active but 1r a. he
bids Snoa cayed seoasssel private and 100 do
NsvAL sronss-spris ,urpensns vas moderately deal,
r. ont ARMY hold az former plces There sales o
w bus N lots a. DE has about $50 d. 10 arrive
% private ers ne rnzrks for DAN and prices
So a. s. IS a ss & 10 AZ ve S' iss =, ~ "a
Isr wss duh Al 81 S7R 81 - Tor wifnsh9toa.
ros - ends is.sssi da bni y aavs :. po charge
ecelrt iss btls' perx' ea7 d. beef "a
packages 90, msais and DO lard The market for porF
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rMIso STATES romnssIaHea's csusr.
The Vyood-Ncvveomb Case.
Before COMMISSIONS Osborn.

Before Commissioner Osborn.
ne further hearing Of this resumed ysster-
Gay Colonel Wood Chief Of tho Secret Service force
having boon sworn and examined by Nm 8 q. Court
ney United States District Attorney, deposed that he
had know, the defendant from November. 1865, to
April 1857, and understood that during that time he
acted us Deputy Marshal Ho knew Dow to hEvs been
arrested In New Hampshire, frsm whence he vas
brought to New York and sent jail Witness handed
In the reports he bed prepared for the District Attorney
in reference 70 tho information no had received
Dow on the subject Of printing sppar atrs in No. "a
BcscKer street, which Dow had represented TO him
the marhiavy used for printing counterfeit currency
Ho agreed with Dow THAI no twitnessl should write 10
tho Secretary Of the Treasury in Washington to request
that he would write 70 the District Attorney In New
York TO let Dow Oft 20 enter mol PROF. IN hts case In
confederation for the he would render In giving
tho Information by which the parties engaged in
tcrfeug should be detected and that he further left
the nstter entirely IA Mr. Rewcombs hands, believing
hrt the parties wod be captured None Of tho other
officers Ind ssythEg TO DO with the matter: It was n
left in the hands OF Ncwcomb After the direct exami
naton Of Colonel Wood tho further hsarng or the
was adjsuyncd 10 Saturday next
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CorFrz IN ileh; dem nd. but steady In baltimore
snlos made gy0) bags cr ADELAIDE at about Isc
gold. In bnnd.
FIorr eirs.Recel-ts a. ss b5is naur 74sl sacks
do 60 sacks meal 1851 busAois wheat "a 50, do
corn. iad do oats fss3 do barrier ana 400 do peas
The -four market ruled quiet steady Some few sales
made lee l5c below market but there was
no general rsfnclion. State foe shipment was Il
saase ri S9sonSlo ont holders generally wanted
and stu cho.ce Il SlO wffis
inside pfee y hizhes-scag s97s Tor common. Extra
choco was he'd oven hgher-sosne PARTIES ding
SJ3s Tho demand however, Light California was
Quis IN: steady TIE sales about 100 bh,s. southern
-four moderae request prices we're without
especial csnse Toe sales were go bbls at quota
tfonk Eve uIur was steady, with saes OF 80 iol.
81 $3.3 Corn meal moderately active at AZ rs.
vous the sslss gu Mis- At 81 for Braniywine
81 ~ - - Tor Jersey and IS 70 gor Mashs calorc We
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OF N. day. session was taken up 0y Judge aEins
cases Tor trial
In Bauh .rtry.
The Following petitions q bankruptcy were nlsd yes
terday:-
John r Loc..xwooa referred TO Register Williams;
Wilpp Il ..sh,tn,y referred % Register Fitch Solo
rnpp Msla rsferrei 10 Register Dwight; karius G. c.
Church an. Horatio Foslas, referred 70 Register
Ke,chum. all Of this city.
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res~nce In Eghly-fourh street. ncaf Second avenue,
Sasrs no received medical attendance.
FIRE IN THE BowEr.-Bctwecn eleven aad twelve
O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke out On the roof
Of the two story and building 3el sowery, owned
By Henry Marsh The flames quicxly cxtingGishei
by the nrsmsn. Damage about $40; sAid 70 be in
aured.
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SUPREME couar.
Notice 60 In


Notice 90 Law Ssudents-C0mmittee ON
Character.
Applicants for admission 70 tho bar notified that
the Committee on Character win meet At the General
TORN room Thursday. the 2lst instant, Al three
O'Clock n. Candidates will present themselves at
that time with the necessary papers.
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COMMON pLEAs-speclAl TERM.

The Sssyvesans Divorce Case-Referee APP
p0iated.
Before Judge Van Worst
1Aeodsve Nfypssaia CdGharins adelaide &uyve-
snnt.--An order made in this case yesterda, by
Judge Van Worst appointing Isaac Dayton referee to
take the proof Of tho Issues and report TO the
with his opinion thereon.
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n AoSEAr, Nov. l3-6 r. u.
coTrosThore decidedly activity market
this staple the being almost en.irsly for ex
port tho market closed firm at the appended quotations
The sales o) bales, OF which $3.50 by
portors. We cuo.e:-- sM.W.8s
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Tho reserve, will DO seen Is SIS oo4, $40 ia
Of the legal limit the liabilities being s2 ST. 90 aud
the reserve SIS. 083, GA
AT the same time last year tho condition Of the banks
was ms follows, and the differences appended those
bs.wecn the two returns daed November IL 1900 and
Navnn,hor IN
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NEW YORK CITY.
CCuRT cAlEsGaas-TRls oar.

Supreme Cours-Generai. Term.
Ncn.ennmerat.d moIions
Sapreme Court-CtrcuN-Ym-t l.
Held by judge barnard.
<,pnrt orens az half past ten osclook A. 4
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