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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-12
DISAGREEMENT AMONG LAwYERs.

In re Hdm.-Supreme COurt-GeneTal Term
Clerke, p j., and CardOzO, and Barnard, j. j.
Messrs Dawson and Ham were recently partners
i'm business, but have recently quarreed, and Mr..
Dawson now asks that his former partner be
debarred practice I'm the Court. IL would
appear from the affidavit Of Mr. Dawson that their firm
was employed TO collect debt Of 5000, Mr. Ham hay
ing assured the client that the evidence ample and
the debtors solvents that subsequently, Mr. Ham compro-
missed the claim &C. only without the partners
consent against his express wish, and then put the
money in his pocket; that he had been since applied
TO for the money by the client and had said he was u
able to pay, but would at some future time.
Mr. Hams counsel said the aniuus Of
the proceeding evident, but suit had been com
neuced for this money against both the partners which
was perhaps a cause for that feeling on Mr.. DawsOns
part Til that decided this proceeding was prema
lure and the Court bound TO dismiss IT, hr. Justice
Clerke said the two proceedings were entirely indepen
dent Counsel for Mr. Ham said they had so fully relied
this point that they had prepared no adavs III the
Court decided against them they should claim the right
20 submit their papers Mr. Dawson said the reason why
Dir Ham bad no aidayits that he could not deny
the facts The Court took the papers and reserved its
decision.
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FRIDAY, June LIP. ".


Gold opened at 1891, sold at 1SSB0139h
closing at 913O The cearings the Gold Exchange
Bank were s74,25i, OOO and the balances s3OO6,ssS
Government bonds were firm. with good demand for
all classes Coupon CAS- sold at liza 49, New G5s 1871
CTS io, 1OOs lOsta1OSs At the last call prices were
from per cent lower and there was some pressure TO
sell in consequence Of the sudden advance in gold to 1885,
and Of sterling exchange to 1925 for GGday bs and Oa
for sight This advance made upon report OF poht
zeal troubles France and had the tendency to CHECK
operations in bonds.
State bonds were dull and lower on Tennessee per
cents the Old bonds selling at 65 and the New at 50
Missouri per cents active, advancing TO Wy.
North Carolina per cents sold at 5Gi Railroad bonds
were strong Rock Island cents sold at 30; Fort
Wayne lists 1OI; Lake Shore Dividend bonds 92i; Mari
posa Trustee Certificates were good demand at as at
which price there were large bids these certificates
represent the whole Of the Marposa estate and have to
be paid before the property reverts TO the stockholders
they are considered cheap at present prices Pacific Mail
continued strong and active selling at sl ass closing nj
sEaS5 Express shares higher; Adams sold at %;
Wels-Fargo SOL; American 40; Merchants Union, ib
United States, OF.
Railway shares opened firm and we're steady quota
TONS The pancky eelingof the past two days eeased'
and the transactions without excitement AZ the
first call NewYork Central sold at 1854 alsGi Hudson,
1874; Harlem, IA Reading, 97i Lake Shore and Mioh-
gan Southern lO5lGlO5i Cleveland and Pittsburgh s6e
O5I Northwest Common, sstSssi Northwest Pre-
ferred, o9i Rock Island, lloiaI9i ST. Paul Common,
75a St. Paul Preferred, s6ds5I Fort Wayne. 1861 Chit
caro and Alton 1855 New-Jersey Central l4dil3t Nor
ris and Essex So exdivdend Hannibal and St. Joseph
Common, l2OG1l7t. The market WAS strong and active
after the Board, and at the second call
prices were all higher. New-York Central sold
at 1881; Hudson, 1874 Harlem, 1915 Reading
osI Michigan Southern 1857 Cleveland and Pittsburgh
96I Northwestern Common, 50; North Western Prefer
red 100 Rock Island. 1901 st. Paul. 753; ST. Paul Pre-
ferred sC3 Fort Wayne, 49, After the CALL upon re
ported easier OF the money market the market al
vauced from TO per upon the active shares New
York Central sold at 1884, Hudson River 1873; Rock
Island l2Ol Michigan Southern, 1905 The market con-
tuued buoyan and excited up to the close Of business
The short interest very large and stocks were In active
borrowing demand. New-York Central sold atl90i Har-
lem l4s; Northwest Common, 6J9i Northwestern
Preferred l0l; Rock Island. 1914.
The following were the closing quotations OF Govern
ment bonds;
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pcr cent stock Another consideration h that these
subsidies arc all closed up the total to all the Pacific
Roads being $OOOOOoO Of which more than 90 per cent
have been permanently placed Indeed believe that
not over $JOOOOO bonds in first hands OF which
the Central Company has Just received about 81 100000
The earnings OF the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
for the fourth week in May
I969...sa5 1853 ...... $40 lO5 Tuc.....,.s54lo
The earnings OF the Des MOines Valley Railroad for
May were; ...f ."E rFE|FH .f f.. r..
1859 $50 100 1888 Isl 5s % Tnc..... $500
The West Side Bank Will commence Dushess on the list
Of July No. I6I Eighthave., Thlrty.fourthst
Geo. Moore, President, and John g. Flammer vcePres
dent. Subscription books opened at the Banking
Rooms Of the North River Savings Bank, Eghthave and
Thirty -fourth-st
The receipts from customs at the ports below named
from June to 8, inclusive, follows: Boston,
$500 500; NewYOrk $6GO757 Philadelphia sI9o3O; Bal
tmOre 1884 San Francisco from May II TO 90 S2762O5
Coupons Of the first mortgage bonds OF the Union
Pacific Railroad, due July !, will DO paid in gold free
of Government tax Friday, June 25 at the Boston Office
No ia statest, and in NewYork Thursday July /, at
the banking house Of Brown Brothers in wsll-st.
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change quotations bu. buyers only operating to the
immediate necessities particularly rehnsrs Fair to good Re
hnlnE 1i0ic and No. II Box bOmna 2 sales OF i mos az
Ial2ie Cuba lis bOI Isana at v auction y hhaS
Cuba afd9 Re61ed in fair request az St@
Isle for Powdered. Graduated. and Crushed. -.
SEEDS-Grass prices wholly nominal Clover
a, 50l4 AMI mot At "a Rough jOhbing at 50 $40
Calcutta Jnseed limited demand aud has ruled qu's
seadyi quote at 81 IS, gold az,
BALrThere has moderate business since our ~ WIN
"a a. PpeEy vans. 81 60D-
Z J50-I AstOns b5Dj 70
fiue MAhals.. 27S6-lSyracase CD lIN SACKS Ie9 81
fine HiggnsG...... , lOd9 IS DO Do BurlapA l"9i
Fine DeAkns....... 30 Turks Island u ~
S0AP--Ws sales Of 30 bores CASTLE at iJlDi3ir .
sUMAC-Scy selling at S509$lO1 for the low, and Slbdpl %
for the high grades the for Virginia SI30bl
TALL0WThere has been doing today In this article but me
irregular; prices uuehanged sales Of 10000
At lll0llic -. ..-- ...r ....-r - .
WOOLrade Wool dull and the market Without ao
nation buyers only operate such supply pressing wants.
prices regarded nominal The crop
COMING quite freely Of ali descriptions are accumu
lating .
WHIsKYThs very unsettled and prices uncertain
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DECISIONS.

Supreme Court, Special Term, by Ingraham,
J.-PatrcK ID. Farrell agt. John Acknowledgement for
Tie plaintiff and perpetual INJUNCTION granted and refer,
ence ordered 10 compute plaintiffs damages. Richmond
Trustee agt. Thomson ct al-Judgment for plaintiff
Butcher agt AstOr.-Complaint dismissed with costs.
Peck agt Ene Railway CO.-JudRment for plaintiff on
demurrer with leave TO defendant to amend answer
payment Of costs Manice agt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sus
tanning will except 10 the direction 10 accumulate part
of the income aud except 70 the continuance OF the
trust after the decease OF daughters Issue and the
minority Of their issues The Yale College bequest Is
sustained
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-B Cardozo, J.-Canlon
at al agt. Raymond Motion granted and receiver APP
J.Bllss ag Button ct al Motion granted defendant
sipulatng &c. Van schlezcn agt. Kameyer 1T al. Mo-
sUrERIoR CoURT-GESERAL TERM-By Justices Mo.
nell, McCunn, and Freedman-JOhn NJ. Clanssey agt The
metropolitan Fire Department order sustaining demur-
Tcrs to complaint reversed with permission tho defend
ant to apply at Special Term for leave to Withdraw the
demurrer. Eleanor Constantine agt. William Wake tx
ceptons oyerrued and judgment rendered for plain
iii upon Inc verdict Charles Quinn, Administrator DC.
ag james fl0yd Judgment reversed order TO be set
tied before Mcneil, J.
By Barbour, c. J.; Jones and Fithian, J. J-Thomas
DOnnelly aRt James B. Acknowledgement affirmed with
costs. Martha Barker agt James savage-Judgment
affirmed with costs. Jacob Solomon agt. The Central
tos Oyerrued ana judgment the verdict ordered for
Tie defendant with costs VIM. Peek ct al agt Charles
Neutrality-suspicious. OYerruled, aud Judgment on the
verdict ordered for tho defendant, with costs James
Ross agt. George NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. reversed, and
new trial ordered with costs to abide the event James
Mooney agt. The Hudson River Railroad Company
M ,aTbonT' g. j., FIthian and Freedman, j. J-Chas
II Smith at Timothy j. ROe.-Orders denying PLAINTIFF
motion for resettement OF the case affirmed with costa
bquires L. New berry agt tho Mayor
lion for denied; order Diminishing complaint
versed new trial granted, costs 70 abide event Otis
biilis agt JAS s. ACKNOWLEDGMENT affirmed with costs
Louisa A: Roe agt. AbrabanB COnger;-J19glhent ar
nrned With costs. james Speycrs agt EdWhId i-aInDei
costs Charles Bachelor ag the Albany CITY INSURANCE
CO-Order appealed from affirmed, with $40 cOss Inc
Boston SIX aud Wooden Mills agt Judge Er survivor
Order Appealed from reversed, with go costs, aud deeis
ion OF the Clerk affirmed.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.


LoSpoS Jane I'LL rnCoaso, open 9 or and 9' i,r
the sscouL Usd HIerssny bond, qae at 30 Stocks
steady Ehs. Bli iAnois, gJi - ....,
June lLJued boDls, oui 9oot
for tho old issnc
IIyEKrool June I'LL Notwithstanding Uplands lliL
Mdnf Oan, sales Of the week have been 1 goo bales Of
uhh were export aud l0Oo speculation The
In port and estimated $4,000 bales Of which 2B
United Sktea The Beiuf PoSsona and Produce
markets generally unchanged 80.
LoSDos jane Ill CoBo ior money m for account 92l
0t Stocks quiet. -,
this port estimated 90 bales Of Which 5000 American
Brd,n wheat Us q ceual for No Red Mcsisrn
Corn quarter for OH Mted Wodetn nd Hb for New No.
Peas ~ % u quarter Tor CanAdiln Talow. 4J.y Y cat
LoyBOy June li-Spem on, &9j y tuu
HAynK June ll-Coton opened quiet
LyEtPo0L juno ia nLCotou Is shade easier AlUc rom
Muee,tsr are less favorable and uues boz The Cotton
let The shipments Of Cotton nom Bombay The Bh according 10
private dIspstchesl have been ", 900 bales -.
LoSpos June IL m.-Cou0 closed Al 92i r money, AMI
2Iag2 for tho account und FTcWenw bonds 30 Er
Kway shares Bii Illinois Central RAlsay shares 9ll
lands, Mddng Orleans Ia sales 0f the day. 1000 bales
IoSpos June Ii-Tsow $50 n cWt quiet sud steady
hotb On the spot and anoaL Petroleum i6 q gallon.
AyrwEEP Jane I-rotfocun "a frame, Tor STANDARD White
FRANKToRr Jnnc llETeu oIlt' b"uI' ''''1 u"' ~
o., Tor the issue Of 1904
90 ccutneA .,
IIAyHE Juue llBvenng closes du both on spot ana
saoat, Urea OriinaTe on spot ltt lfanca
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AN ACCIDENT AND ITS CAUSE.

James COSgrOreagt Isaac O. Ogden ana others.
sunrcne Court Circuit Mullin, J.This was suit by
boy through his guardian, for damages for woodphe
in Thrteenthst falling on him. The lumber had been
ped I'D on the by the agent OF defendants but as
they claimed without any authority from them lt was
claimed that this excused them, and II was claimed
further that the pile well put up, and that the acc
dent was really caused by the boys playing over ana
pulling pieces TO make seesaWs, DC, ana that
the plaintiff Of the boys. The Court LETT the
question of negligence with the jury on both sides char
ing usual that the plaintiff must be free from neg
gence TO recover althougha child held to the
same care as adult but holding that the defendants
were responsible for their agents acts The jury found
for plaintiff verdict OF $3.50 o. s. Stewart Tor plantn
luther r. Marsh for deiendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-12
THE COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS" JOHNNY
THE GREEK"

In the Court of General Sessions yesterday
before Recorder Haekett John Roach Whose fighting
name Johnny the Greek'D brought up for trial
I'm company with James Mcconnell another villain Of the
same class charge of larceny from the person This
ease has called for trial at least dozen times, but
on each occasion important witness has been missing
or something else has occurred 20 delay the trial IL was
confidently hoped yesterday that the Court would at last
enabled dispose OF the but at the very start IL
was announced that Mr. McCready, one OF the most i'm
ortnt witnesses for the people was not in attendance
After some argument the case was adjourned, ana the
men remandcd 10 tho 1Ombs.
The other trials and convictions at this Court
Joseph Brown burglary, two oenses five years In the
State Prison; Clas. W. IOew burglary. years months
in State Prison; Catherine Gardner larceny, six months
in the Penitentary; John Cady, grand larceny, ae-
quilted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-12
THE APPLETON CASE AGAIN.

Warner agt. appleton Supreme Court, Cen
may be remembered that this suit has been pending TOT
some time in the name Of Samuel F. Appleton TO set aside
his marriage with the defendant the ground that her
former husband the plaintiff in this case, was still alive
That case with varying success has been gong through
ny the first husband to set aside the second marriage
The defendant demurred for alleged defects In
tho complaint the chief being that there no allega
of residence OF the parties The Court below gave
Judgment for tie plaintiff on the demurrer with leave 70
tie defendant to answer From this decision the defend
ant appended and the appeal was agreed TO- The Court
reserved its decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-12
ALLEGED FORGERY OF A BOUNTY CHECK.
IL, u Mod rrns hrnnrht hnfnrn Cnmmi

John l.. Mead was brought before Commits
sioneJ Osborn, complaint Of one William Watts, who
made affidavit 70 the effect that he Watts had been
member of the LIST New Volunteer Engineers during
the war; that the 22d OF October 1866 he had
given TO Reuben Vose power Of attorney to collect
FOR him the additional bounty due TO him from the United
States that he Is informed and believes, check was
duly issued by the Treasury Department, numbered
1886 the 18th OF November 1865 and sent by mail 70
Mr. NOse on that day. that as ne Is informed ana ne
Heves the cheek stolen while on It's way 70 Vose In
manner unknown to depOnent; that the check
went into the possession Of Mead who, depOncnt is
Informed and believes, forged depOnens name to IT, and
procured payment Of 10 from the Assistant Treasurer OF
the United States in this city. Mead held Tor an
examination 70 take place to-day.
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Office of FISK G. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government NGelIhlS
no. 5 Nassau Street, New York.
oppo.l,, U. s. Sab Treasury.

We receive the accounts Of Parks
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make collee
tons on all points in the United SSa'sS
and Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in all parts OF Il'
Union.
We buy and sell, at current ra!es
all classes of Government SeeuriusS
and the Bonds of the Central PacnlS
Railroad Company; also Gold anu
Silver coin and Gold coupons -
We buy and sell at the Stock h *
change miscellaneous Stocks Sn'
Bonds, on commission, for cash. l.,
We offer also the United SI&'ss
six.per-cent. Thirty Year Currency y!
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pscns
Railroad, which are widely esteen asa
by mOneyed corporations as ,, sns
longest Six-per-cent' GOVernH'''
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries "
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention. .u
essK g. HATcH
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THE R1sHoP DIVORCE CASE.

Bishop agt. BiShOp.-Superor Court, Cn taIn5
ners Ncf ,pn1 J-Some time ago order was entered
nv Mrs Risbop against her husband TO show cause why
he should not committed for contempt for falling 10
nav tbe omOuy granted her for some fifteen months
with nrOper counsel fec Judge McCunn decided that
h nust nav the almOny and counsel fee liked at $780,
and I'M defaut sent Mr.. Bishop TO LudlOw-st JAM Yes
ferlay the case came up alleged inaccuracies IN the
order The counsel for the plaintiff was willing to admit
that there had been mistake Of $50 and was Wiling 10
reduce lis own allowance 10 $780, modification OF the
order was therefore made in accordance with THIS ad
sion hut meanwhile the defendant remains IN la D D.
CLASSY for plaintiff, N. DyOtt for defendant
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THE MARKETS.
IC,,aIlr rsportsd for TnE TnIsryH.l

lC,r,faly reported for TIE TRIsuyEl
FAIDAI June II. ls6o.
AsHRS-The market and moderately sales Of ~ bb
at 81 7JG for Pots and 80 asa , 10 for Pearls
BUILDING HATERlALS-We bave feature 20 note In sr
coming this heading since our lat review ouy IN th these
little fme Trade generally dull and there dont TO be
disposition operate either the part Of the buyer seller
BBKsWAXTbers has been moderate srade 10 yellow Western and
Southern last bat IN prices learn Of essential change
sales 81 }. so n at s6dt8c - -
BRISTLES moderate demand and steady At ron zoe ds5 %
fjr American Graz aud Waite
BROOM CORNA fair Business DO noted this arce prices
being steady 81 l8d2ic Tor Rcd and Green.
BOSE-We Of q Rio Gtnde shin go SIT
COTTON-Pavorabe foreign brisk demand tEd small supply,
still enable sellers retain tie advantage and at further adraaee on
high market song aeF Of 29 bales 95
last evening arrived owbch l5sI 10 spihn go n
Gpouaof eIpJc Of the latter In Transit h,' also
Of bales Low Ndufs fr June al 3Oic 30 No. DO at RidI3,
and - do. d., December, y BE We quote a. follow:
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ATTORNEYS IN THE COURT OF SESSIONS.

In re-, James ID. McClelldn.-Supreme Court
ChaInheTs-In graham JThis is the OF the laWle
whom Judge Bowling excluded from practiclng before
HIM at the Court Of Special Sessions He appeu ~ f
Justice ngrahan for writ OF mandamus TO CONNER Si
tce Bowling to allow complainant practice before ,I t
Judge Ingraham refuses the motion on Le I'LL
such an order IL unnecessary, as D0th Id"J q Gnu 49,
have the right O nrnotich i'm that Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-12

PHfp,r Jun. I-Cats ssn uld heavy receipts Ar
yestsrr AID to-day for tody market What We hinte At
IA. ,a'a com, to pas y .s TA saug E S E I S
mani o sss Sasy rsaeos those teA Grove o.
h ,ss yssierisy we're $40 head Sakins 7o
s;,: s .;'s ,.s w To- s- P . IsI. S. % III o osSs
dsemins prudent To hold on Al CoununPA" the
r Alexander bsd ils ii, very Ill sold by W Fitch
Beach, Brsy and o. ToHsJ - Of item strong "a eI ADD a.
o. a evt at prees ~ Of u cw At 3tc and l2o
wdr Bs.rd,,y gu, ss good Sal cwt NJ steers aslSS
Cou.y wePb,on rM n Doty 20 fair y III steer, Is,
and 9 TsIIaI for j. breckenridge At l1e on o eNt being very
" sr.i ,on M, 81 IT, steer, Or q eut nIsc
DahsJ oL W. Singleton 10 aud TAlhr coarse I'LL cattle
} Cbars for Ki,s Co.. 81 m q ort a, lssle
q Bhu, m out Ias m steers 20 q them ezoS CIV" cattle,
W r Shield. bad SO Air est iao' est sold By himself and
D " Gsa Co ,on % Iao, ,i-,r' u e1t hi IIslc or
9T to Ia %s; ; ' "a are .,y . :. 1
- By Ofsas. bag bh De's Tam lots slow a.
,a lots q sItraa 9ss nbs very gnoi dsnar
' ls4 ''i . ,' a.ss, s Dealer sn We sSilLi.
done Grst so far Most Of the sales At lS9
.ife aso s eos ,5eep sas ,bs ,d Sd,y so%cSg SO
ao4,y moIunE Sale dag By Kss Go uoy Comma;
81 bead ., ~ S ~ r'r - % Ss - 81 o. d. Re ~ Of
.oa leo sHe. one. ,.as,y 50 q Al & Go los st's sheep TIN
sts5s .'sFnE = ATE bs' Ede9es sold ~ nm 930
6ie do. go ~ 6ie and y Il % 10 % Also 81 anb' %,
Of q lS I'D ILL.,, ' CO.. p, :! "a, % - = 81, LIS
Clc pne Oho 80 H. al Be- nd car STATE sool sheep 30
~ size Hume Elliott At Fary sghtAst so l5 Ohio sheep, 70
IL eas q 81 s5 50 each Also Z ts. To- D. nc McG,W
Reid Portsth,t % state lambs Hl ~ a. re 70 o. 81 ID At
NE and 90 N At 3c Also " calves 58 10 A. sie and
Ice. are snnsT a ?, car, At For,t c,mnan
Bsi a. Psfti6 - A,5aiy Ltsi sca s,5 zoe, Illinois o b.
At IS ca 10 ~ lsi. and car Puns u! d. al BE Gibbs
aolI car Illinois lJl 10, 81 stt
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pr1r.sE OF THE QUAKER CITY.

The appraisers of the value of the Quaker
City theTwse the Coumba) having made their report
Judge Blatchford. hereupon issued an order for her
release and In obedle this order, the Deputy Mar
shas having her in charge reuquished possession leav
Ing the vessel nc liberty proceed to sea, wherever
those controlling her may desire ...
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81 Corn 9s5c for Yellow to White bulk 6T97pG
and Yellow T5c for White the
Oats adVanng sales 656e sacks Rye steady
prime choice whisky hm at 9ic Provisions advanc
log Rk Sailed Clear Sides a. Cincinnati buyers
option u.s. lie. BaoouSboaers LOOSE Jc Packed e
Clear Rib l7id2c Clear Sides BGl8e 10000 ID Clear
Sides taken l8c Lard guieii Choe
beh held at lee Cattle active at $6sL Live Hogs steady at
GTQS9
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A SEALED VERDICT.

Boufon agt. Elmer aud OReTs.--Superlor GouTt
Trial Terp1-FitluaD Justice.-in this case previously
reportcd i'm Inn TRIBUNE in which the Court directed
verdict FOR tho defendant Elmer but left the case as 10
the other the jury, the jury mas uecdeu III a'or
of both the defendants
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THE COURTS.
COURT NOTICE.

Nathaniel Jarvis, jr., Clerk of the Court o, OF
Common Pleas announces thatin consequence o, I've nd
moss Of Judges DAILY and Barrett the June tcI ~ ~
inpried for he term The short caleudar VIII DC
called by Judge Brady on Friday, the 25th inst.
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nnMRsrlc MARRRrs.

OsyEeo June I-Piour sAdy bills at sc 1880 50
Amber Winter. ~ % Tor White aud % -
RItrs. moderate drraLd sales 5000 bush No
Milwaukee Club At bI IS sales, 100 bush No At
8oe du 900 bush Indiana at . Rye aad uomi
naly iu bond Corn Meal 81 G5 ca Mlerd unchanged
Short. sl8 shp.tuH ga, hdlngs b256S25 tau Canal
PeighWhea Oats tic 10 Newlork Railroad Freigh
10 Boston. 10 Hew.lork 58c. To Albany atr
Irobscco sales JOS hhdA Provisions
active, Meas PORK Sll BAcon-Shoudeu tlc Clear RID Sides,
Ire Clear Sides l8lc Hams lgd9c Lard terce, l9D9c
Rye quiet ~ 7oGSl as Corn unchanged Wheat unchanged
Oats unchanged Pou-No Illinois, 81 % Ilghwlnes, ytG95e
CISeiSSAIi June lcoon don and QUIET MiIng' 24e To
baeco In good demand sales 40 hhds ct n5dh Flour unchanged
Wheat quiet and an receipt. t boilers b1dns oa Com SS a.
6Ud6lc ehoce dnl 6SdIlc rive duh Al Wc 0t Ny
un,ete held sidS1 With no sales Mess Pork w 20 sa a.
Sides sales 50 900 N Sides &c. packed Bacon % MIN
demand there fsvesh feeling the market aud but e
Shoulders sO lIG. sides ae Lard he at 9, aie offered
BIchsngo steady. 49,, .
dull and ousri sales ~ 1891 g No. at$ 10 cash
81 seller all OF
No al Si057lo cash active aud hghe sales OF No at o
closing Kye quiet No. BareJ dn anJ nom9p
t66si Is for No Hnghsines unmu,ly ~ eaglc Meas Porf
s9a ca So closing Lard qulet lBdac Shoulders hn
lac Cali. am snd steady IS 1890 B for Cows lsd aEh
Btesn zoe ~ Live Hogs hm aud hghet
sales Ss1tg 30 for nghti ~ 6s0$s W for medium goodi ~"
90 % fof hest
ST. Lor. June II rohcco steady and unchanged Cotton
nothing "ng Thar l aud unchanged Wheat l mo- 1elns
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-12
CRIMINAL

At the Fombs Police Court yesterday before
Alderman CONAN Daniel Sullivan, boy, commit
no 50 BaXters for the theft Of sal7 belonging 10 the
the lad had made away With eco