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The New York herald., 1870-10-05
uyllED STATES COURT All TRENTON.

The October term Of the United States District
Court OF New Jersey commenced at Trenton yester.
day. Judge Nixon presiding. After several minor
cases were heard the Grand Jury roll was called
aud the following prssentments disposed of:--A
trne Dill was found against Patrick II. McDonagh
for obtaining money under faise pretences. IL ap-
pears the accused called on Ionn Mcrnnis at Hobo.
ken some time ago, and, representing himself to be-
revenue ofBcef, demanded slO0 from him. or he
would have him arrested tor violation Of the reye-
nue. laws Mclnnls, fearing detection, quietly pato
MIN the money. McDonagh, finding the trick sue
ceeded, called on i've other parties In succession
anu act,DS IN the satne way managed to pocket q
very large sum, amounting, u IN stated to $I0 900
aitoYether, from nIs unsuSpectiDg victims. He
trled the game once too oJen, however for he a.
CeVery caught IN his last act and lodged In prlso
inc Court ordered that he be tried on Thursday ine
I4th INST.
Bllis were also found against Michael J. Brown,
ana Jhnies Bea 'or carving on business In Newark,
~ wholesale and real liquor dealers WITHOUT 4
license Tney were bailed for trial Edmund w.
DaVlds Tor passing counterfeit ten dollar OH In
Newark was also Indicted. Alexander Robertson
boy, ior taking certain money letters from the
Post ohice IN Jersey City. William Howe u Lad
thirteen years, Tor breaking che letter box or
The motifs canal Company In Jersey City and king
a quantity OF letters thetefrom which ne mischie.
vonsly destroyed Robertson ana ne are held for che
same Oilepce
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SUPREME CoUaI--CHAMHERs.

Action Against the New York Guano Com
pany-Motion 10 Stny Proceedings.
Before Judge Cardozo.
leosdtcfn Ell al. Us. Neao York Gu0no Company
IN this case which has been long time before the
courts a motion was made by defendants TO stay
proceedings under Judgment OF foreclosure without
security. The New York Guano Company was
formed on the basis OF two islands In the Caribbean
bea called the Swan Islands, with 100 900 shares OF
capital They Issued bonds OF the par value Of
Sz60,0Oo, secured by q mortgage to the paintiH as
trustee These bonds we're sold at ffty-hve cents Oh
The dollar The interest not being paid the bonds
the trustee f0recl0sed and the judgment In fore.
closure was entered in last August The
S1oc.eangs proc under the udg@e4s Of srs sas
closure until the appeal from that Judgment
can be heard. The defendants ask that this be
without security, but offer TO permit the principal
bondhOlder 10 take possession as Q receiver. They
claim that the defences interp0sed or want OF power
d the company to mortgage and Of rregularity and
maud In the issue Of bonds were improperly adjudl-
GATED by the referee aud that the bondholders
having possession cannot be injured.
The plaintiff declines the offer Of reccvership on
the ground that the Islands are practically worth
less; that 1t requires constant expense without any
return to merely keep possession Of the islands,
already amounting to some $4,000, and that every
day during which they are compelled to keep pos
dollars day, and that the Court should not favor
company which on such slender basis issued so
largely OF stock anu bonds. He offers to discontinue
the suit on receiving back his money without
in reply II was urged that the plaintiff had shown
curious eagerness, II the property were so worth
less In forcing II 10 sale, involving snspicion
that he desired to procure IL for himself.
That the questions involved IN the appeal were
At least doubtful, and II would pc fnequtaoe to
force the company to sacrifice, in view OF that
tact
On conclusion Of argument rhc Court reserved
Judgment.
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COMMON PLEAS -GEHeRAL TEEN.
BALE and Trsnsior Of Stocks-Iaporran nj
Opiniou.

saIs and Transior Of St0cks-Imporrnn nj
Opinioa.
Before Judges Daily, Van Brunt and Loew.
Ul77c d. Conan e. al ps. The Gsstld Farm OIL chm,
panp.--Ths was Nh appeal from Judgment OF the
special term Of this court favor OF the plaintiffs
The facts on which the action was brought were as
foll0ws:-On the 1st Of May, 1866 Edward Flash was
the owner Of 2625 shares Of the capital stock OF the
defendants, and was credited with that amount of
stock on their books. Fifteen hundred of these
shares are represented by three certificates Of 60U
shares each, numbered respectively 50, 80 and g..
These certincates were In the following Words
fThis is 10 certify that Edward Flash Is entitled 10
800 shares Of the capital stock OF the Guild Farm on
Company, transferable only on the books OF said
company by him or hIs attorney, npon the surrender
OF this certificate" Flash, Tor vaine received sold
and assigned TO plaintffa, In the prescribed
by the rules Of the corporation 500 shares OF This
stock and delivered 10 them the three certificates
therefor on which was endorsed the assignment,
and constituting the plaintiffs his attorney irrevoc
able TO make proper transfer OF the stock the
books OF the company. On the ID OF feDruary 1860,
before defendants had notice OF the assignment OF
cue stock, the Sher16 levied on ir under
IN attachment against Flash, Issued by the
supreme Court, the president Of the company,
certificate that 300 shares OF the stock was
then standing on their books III the name OF Flash
ncatcs for 1000 shares, and demanded transfer OF
them In their name, Offering AZ the same time To
surrender the ceriifloaes 70 the company MS re-
tne transfer or Issue new certificates TO plaintiffs
basng their refusal the faot that the shares were
Already held under attachment against Flash An
action was eneroupon commenced by plaintiffs
against defendant 10 recover the value OF tie stock
which resulted IN q Judgment In plaintfrs' favor
from which an appeal WAS taken TO the General
Term.
Judge Van Brunt, In delivering the opinion of the
Court sustaining the Judgment OF the Special Term
1n favor OF the plaintls saysTne law Of this state
10 that the assignee and holder or the scrip on Ger
tncate OF stock s the holder OF tue stock as against
the asslgner and ~ against all persons not nav
ing prior equity, and the legal title In only not
transferred as respects the corporation and for lis
protection. The right oil the plantira Ia this case
could DO defeated only by some person who had a
prior equitable title to this stock and the Sheriff.
under an attachment issued after the purchase and
assignments TO plAintifs does not acquire aDy such
prior equity. Judgment aiirmed.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,


BLAckvElI,- BAssErT.-In Jersey City, on Satur.
day. OctoOer !, at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents by Rev 9. n. Wilcox, THOMAS II. BLACK
WELL 70 CLARA N. BAssETT, eldest dangnter OF o.
81. BasaetL No cards.
Boston papers please COPY.
GARR--kKMsES.--On Tuesday, October 4, In The
Reformed church, Nyack by tue Rev Uriah Marvin,
DAVID q. CARR, II. D., Of New York CITY, 10 LIzzIE
q. KEAsES, OF Nyack, N. T.
HowE-- Ross.-At Manuel on THURSDAY Sepfcm-
her 30 III tne residence OF the BRIDES parents by
Tue Rev Francis Peck, JAMES HowE, OF Brooklyn
to ELIZA Ross, eldest daughter vi john Ross, or
Manuel.
RUDDEROw-- --pouGLAss.-At Jersey CITY on Mon.
day, october :, by the Rev. ID. II. McCurdy ElDw ARD
>. RuDDBRow 10 JENNIE B.. eldest daughter OF Jane
A. and the late Rev. stephen Douglass both OF Jer
sey CITY. No cards.
SHoar-AgEAxs.--lns Greenpo,nt on Monday, DC.
tuber 8, a. the residence OF the brides pareni- by
tie Rev. Mr.. GusCsrd, 0f tue Union avenue BAPTIST
church, GEORGE WASHINGTON SHORT OF New York
city, to LIZZIE r., daughter or James s. Abrams
USDERHiLi~-kiLLMBYBH-B the Rev. r. Taylor
W. g. uNDEnniLito LENA. eldest daughter OF n.
klmeyer ESD, al OF Staten Island.
WILDEY--CnES LBRorGn.-At the Church OF the
Incarnation ON Tuesday, October g. 10y the Rev.
Henry f. Montgomery, PIERRE W. WILDLY TO
anna. daughter OF Robert j. Chesebrough.
WkLroN--bRI ssMAip--oD Tuesday, october 4, at
cnnst sngIcn. MdGsNood N. J.. by the rector Rev
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ER00KLYN COURTS.
SUPERIOR CouaT--sPEClAL TERM.
The distractions mt Hell Gate.
before Judge Pratt.

John J. stenoen rs General John Ne,oton ana Au.
glstusC c. Retgttlttaer.- defendants were employ
ed by the government to remove the1obstructons at
Hell Gate and q few days since, Judge Pratt, upon
the application OF plaintiff. granted temporary In.
Junction against ihe the plaintiff setting forth hat
the shower or rocks from the blasting OF the reef
there endangered the lives OF his workmen at
Halletts point andlhndered them In their opera
TONS Plaintiff claimed that the defendants should
either buy his premises or cease the work.
The defence IL that every possible preeauton had
been taken TO avoid danger, and that any damage
that plainttn might have suffered was unay yOldable
Yesterday application was made by the defence 10
have the injunction dissolved. Judge Pratt reserved
hIs decision.
Tie National Stock Exchange to be Sold.
George f. king rs. John b. Ronaar, as President
or the Nanonat SOCK Ercnange.-Upon the petition
OF Cyrus +. Woods the receiver OF the property OF
the defendant In this suit the Court yesterday issued
order directing the receiver sell the lease or the
first floor and basement OF No. Broad street. New
York. for not less than $4,000 cash, and afterwards
to sell the property or the National Stock Exchange
for the best interests OF the parties Interested.
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GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

The government market was disposed 30 weak.
ness, In sympathy with the decline III g0id but raj
lied and closed steady on the news OF the advance
In nve-twenties at London. General HLlhouse, the
Assistant United States Treasurer, announces that
In conformity with Instructions from the Secretary
OF the Treasury the bonds OF the United states,
issued under the act or Congress passed June ~
1850. and falling due January /, 1871, commonly
known as the Ave per cents Of 1871, will be paid at
his Office on presentation. upon an adjustment OF
the interest at the rate OF SIX per cent per annnm.
Bonds presented for redemption VIII be received
and paid for. subject to examination by the Trea-
sury Department at Washington. One of tho ma
tlonal banks, an insurance company and three pri.
vate banking firms avaled themselves OF the above
today and converted s52l OF the bonds into gold.
The following were the closing street prices FOR
the government United States currency sixes.
lIlh lIl,S; do, 1881, registered, Il3H q ia; DO
do. conpoD, Il3si ia; DO nvetwenties, regls.
tered, May ana Novem oer 1857 losA; do do, 1862
coupon, do ll2s4 1l3; do. do 1854, d. DO, IIl,i
alllss; de. DO, lss5, do. do lllm ll1Jf do 90,
registered, January aud July. ll0n l10M; do. do.
1865, coupon do, HOY IloE; do. DO, 1867, do.
DO. I1sH 1l0k; DO do, $685. do de-, Il0ts II0a;
DO. ien-fortes. registered, loes Ioe DO do, cou
pon, 1861 io6il.
STOCKS uTaos6.
The stock market opened quiet put with ssobg
undertone and late in the day developed
activity Indeed the street market at the close was
more largely attended than II has been Tor long
time. the advance III prices was quite general aud
ranged from quarter TO and quarter per
cent as the table Will show.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The extreme nuctuation5 IN she eadlg actise
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL ErRRRT.
TUESDAY. Oct. 4-6P. n. ]

THE CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
The annual meeting Of the Clearing House Asso-
citation was held to-day, when report was read en-
bracing the figures OF che years. business the total
clearances from October l. 1850. to October l. 1870
were $27 1904, 405, and the daily average clear
ances Soo,274,47s. In the corresponding period or
ls6S69 the total annual cearances reached $685. 000
100000 and the daily clearances an average OF
tl25,00o.000 The falling OF is due 10 the greater
dulness at the Stock Exchange and Cod Board Of
the past twelve months. The last mentioned totals
were Tor the period OF great activity which eliminated
with the panic In September. 1864 blow from
which Wall street has not as yet recovered. The
total clearances for the seventeen years Of the
Clearing House system were S273 e6l 16O, 14l. The
election resulted In the choice OF the following gen.
tlemen:-
cnatr1nan-John 9: Jones.
Observation-Disclosures Masterton.
MGnd1er--W. A. Camp.
Cte0Tlng House CO1nfnttfee-J. ID. Vermtlye, II. d.
Brown, J. NJ. Morrison, 8. r. Comstock c. r. Leve-
rich
O0rnmtttee on Conysrence-J. Campbell w. x.
Kitchen, q. w. Duer H. Haight, F. ID. Tapp0n.
Committee on Adrnissioa-W A. Wheelock, A. II.
Trowordge W. H. Cox. J. N. Harris, 4. Masierton.
COnan1Ltee on ArbfrdtiOn--R. II. L0wery, w. II.
Macy, w. L. jenkins, 8. Knapp, w. Hayden.
MONEY EASY.
The money market has drifted into monotonous
steadiness, ana by general consent the rate on gov
ernment collateras ranges from four TO Ave per
cent and on stocks from nve to six per cent. The
freer movement In commercial paper has diminished
the sup ly on the market and hence there Is dis
position to lower rates the part OF buyers. Prime
double name acceptanccs are Ia request at TX to 8
per cent.
GOLD WEAK AND LOWER
The advance In our bonds to 81 In London, where
the money market Is reported easy that the street
rate Is to u per cent for loans produced sharp
decline in gold, which, opening at 1881 on the
street before the board, fen to ll3 where II
tered covering movement the part OF the
.saortsn which caused an eventual reaction TO
1l311, the upward turn being stimulated by the
scarcity OF cash gold, for which some borrowers
paid as high as u per cent. Exceptional transac-
tions occurred at nat for borrowing, but the
average OF the loanng rate about 3-e4 for bor-
rowing. The decline was further stimulated by
the
WEAKNESS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
the rates for which yielded quarter per cent even
In nominal quotations. while actual sales occurred
eighth per cent lower The range OF rates at the
close was as follows--Sterling sixty days. CONNER
cia, los l0s2; bankers. 1857 l094; short sight,
l091 ITO; Antwerp. $50 q Sis; Hamburg. 35,s
S5ys; Amsterdam, 4o7S 40A; Frankfort, 40k a Al;
Bremen IS 7s1s; Prussian thalers, 70G a 7la.
THE SPECIE SHIPMENT.
The engagements for to-morrows steamer are 80
tar very ght-a which also assisted the decline
In gold The
COURSE OF THB GOLD MARKET
to-day is shown In detail IN the following table Of
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Halfpast Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Oct f-6 p. M.
AsnEs-Recsipts Is packages. There moderate de-
mand for pot at steady prices About 25 bb sold
I'D 30 $7 Pearl dun and prices wefe nominal at 50
a S9 70.
BEfswAx.The market very duh, the demand being
very ahi and prices lower The confined
TO 1000 pounds Western and Southern 32c chiefly
Mt &c. for Southern.
CEAEsrTne market hrn and fairly active for
Rosendale al 81 ~.
COCOA quiet and heard particular sales but
prices were steady, especially for Guayaqui which was
quoted ~ sac 91Sc., gold In bond. We quote
cabo, c. &c. god In bond and Caracas lie &c., do
CANpLEsIhere was demand except tor small lots to
supply the immediate wants of buyers Prices were un.
changed, however. We quote: e:-Adamantina 2 IL OF y
%c, lbo. sperm 30c. &c.. and patent, 42c. 43c.
CoTr0N.Ihe market opened fairy active 6ruer but
subsequently became quiet and heavy, with free oerngs
and closed weak Al quotations below, which are lc
below Yesterdays closing figures. good business
euinmated however, with both exporters and spnnsrs
There were sold 8,2i5 bales, OF which l, ,ai7 were
for export. l2li for spinning and 81 speculation
future delivery the sales were fair prices steady
opening but c lower at the close when there
lerns at the decline The sales 100 bale basis low
middlng for October at 159l6c 400 do do s00 do
e. lSsc ls0 do for Sove!aber at lb,c, $40 do at %
same price, 300 do. I. o. b. In Savannah al Hs.c
and Oate yesterday October at i5ic i5sc
600 do. for November at 5Ac i5sc do for de-
cenber at Is<c. We append the closing for
10 on a guOt
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som
Mr.. HowH defended the prisoner and made an elo-
S y, % ~ spcec1' ~ sne G0arso o. wien uo
certain occasion.
Assistant District Attorney Fellows made brief
speech, but, owing 10 the manifest contradictions
In the testimony, did not "push" for conviction
with his usual energy and eloquence-
Judge Bedford delivered an elaborate, clear ana
impartial charge. The jury remained In their room
for several hours, and when called Into court the
foreman said they could not agree The fact OF
their being unable to agree astonshed the audience
Mr. Fellows stated that AZ this was the first case
tried by the Jury this term he dd not desire that the
Court should keep them locked up for the night.
Judge Bedford learning from the foreman that II
was Impossible for them to agree, they were dls-
charged from the further consideration Of the case
and the prisoner was remanded to the Tombs. IL
was whispered around the court room that Lane Is
well known to tho authorities
The following ID the calendar for to-day:--The
People Vs. james Mclarr0ll and Patrick Mathews
murder; George Weber, Eva Henry, Elizabeth Dew
liz and Thomas Frazer, grand larceny: Frank
Queen and Rebecca Herman, larceny from the per-
son.
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CotT EF The narke Tor Rio was quiet, but prices
steady and hin at former quotations There In
guiry but at prices triAe below views Of holders
No sales were reported The business In the other
descriptions unimporant We quote;--Ro, ordinary
csrgocs Ake. ls4c fair l5c. sc good do l6c
asHc; prime 40, l7c l7Hci extremes Tor lots, l4ac.
l3c Java government bagr .0e 2c.; do. 8i160 grass
ma. ise sle singapore o. isc lsc.; ceylon, fc.
ysn.'e. lac. isc >. Domingo gold IN bond aye.
l7c Mexican, i5c lsc; savana, 15hc. lscal gold
duty paid o. le T. Arden made the Rio to-day as
follows bags In New York, u739 Ia Baltimore 5oO6
ia Mobile se00 in Galveston, and g. 760 in Savannah.
.HICoBY.-Gernan ground IN small Supply and Arm
at ie lie gold l!he latter price generally demanded
CoRDAJE was steady IN value, with q moderate demand
we quote Manila so nc Russia bolt rope, 100 sisai
DYEwooDs were extremely quiet the demand from all
being light and heard sales OF
Prices eyy, holders generally being TO rea
NE We quote Jamaica iogwood, $i5 30 sI6. gold St
Domingo do, ~ xl5, carnsyood Si0J do fiy,jc
except Cubs. $40 BIS, do. Honduras oswood a2s do
west coas Lima WOOD. x57 80. currency. ''''
FLoGr AND 6KAis.-Reoeipts, 1891 bbls -four, $3.50
busheis wbea 35O do 6,22a -four mar
ket ruled ni under iair demand. The about
10000 DBs Southern hour moderately active and firm
sales 900 bbt moderate business in rye
-four steady prices sales M bbls. For corn meal
demand prevailed. were so,d 4lO bbls al
9s3o Tor Erandywne. ~ ~ " Southern "a Is for
act
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CITY cOuHT--7aRT /.
Negligence Of a Contractor.
Before JudCe Nelson.

Before Judge Nelson.
AdyqdrSt Moran Us. The Fourth Avenue Commits
stozers ana Ed,rord Frtei.--The Commissioners for
the improvements OF Fourth avenue employed tho
defendant, Frtcl, to do portion OF the work. On
the night OF October q, 1883, the plaintiff who was
q washerwoman, fell into deep hole which
had been dug at the OF Twenty.
seventh street and Fourth avenue ana sus.
tanned injuries which disabled her tor seven
months, during Which time she was unable 10 walk
without q crutch. She brought SUIT TO recover
damages In the sum OF $4,000, alleging that the ac-
cldent occurred through the negligence Of the de-
PENDANTS
The Commissioners claimed that The avenue was
not public thorOugnfare at the time the accident
occurred.
Judge Nelson charged that the jury was to de.
termlne whether proper precautions had been
taken to prevent any accident by the placing or
safeguards around the hole. The jury rendered
verdict for the plaintiff and assessed damages
OIL $3.50.
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CavnT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Alleged Rape-Disa Grcement sf the Jury.
Before Cunning .. Bedford, City Judge.
The only case tried before jury In this court res
terday was an Indictment against James Lane,
charging him with perpetrstng rape upon Ellen
Conroy domestic In hts house, in July last, al his
residence In Eighty eighth street. The girl gave n
narrative OF his treatment OF her with an ar OF a-
parent candor and truthfuness, and said that when
Ahe told the occurrence next day to police officers
ene stated that Lane went into her room and mad
shat she complained 70 them VI Lane beating her and
bptung her ont Of the house. but made no
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Total stock Oct 1870 b.
TALLow.--The demand wan stll light, bat prices
changed. Prime ooalnabe at few small saies
made within the range OF se. . stac.
Wooi.Ax compared with last the market with
particular change Trade quiet. the demand
manufacturers And dealers Noeing light, but prices
ar. hrm. owing to the sntlnes' OF the supply
sDd the probability tbat active demand will
prevail sooh. What e demand prevaIs chiefly for the
medium gradrs Pulled IL fairly pcig~ prices steady
especially for extra, which sought The
other descriptions The market for California Ia passs
bly, active e decspd being chiefly FOR the grades
spring cliD and prices steady for all kinds
former quotations TeIas Ia selling moderately At
fn.I prices. TGe market for foreign IL dull, thcr.
being but lhte demsnd bat price. are unchanged The
sales about 1876 900 bt fleece from 40 56c
Guiding 1900 b, and Xxx Ohio part ~ boc. Sic 5000
choice Ohio at Soc 6000 Western part c 1000
10000 lbs pulled oc FOR Tow and ssc fic for super
extra including I coo lbs private efms 20O0 fos
-ras Mt poe SOc chiefly At 27c c 2o00 lbs spring clip
Calorni. At nc for yey bury to nne free OF
Sc ssc aaOe bs me,tiza pulled, 1000 DO foreign nos
a small lot of Donskoi private ternsl
wBIsKEY Receipts 1870 barrels The demand wa. unusn
ally actve and the marker very strong There wcr.
sold ll1 bbs NJ &c. tot patent and Sc. s3c for
bound Ipcudsd IN the sales 400 bbls private
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Wheat scarce. To- 9c higher. The SAFES (osr
'as i Or sl .s, 70. 81 n:s Ms
gs for choice Corn % ss. was s%es with sale. q .boa
mon do and ssc s Tor yailow Oats were ruer Win
sans Of &Ooeo b4e at Soc ssc FOR wsslsrs 6lc 57c
nies barley was N deuaod- ana .aeN were made Of ieou
NJ % NJ 0s. w. dun sns 4aa Tor
rakssis The marss' va, very quet but rates we're
st' nrlny held at 3D., which SGd
"a seose the ysys q snppe.T For ps,%.osam % vessel.
kinds Of tonnage there but little inquiry The engage
sess m ss e. = S hs ss sS. 4 s
per steamer 1 900 M bales cotton At "a 7lsd a. 70 not
e corr s win q S, quarters
Ss yeiroleam Al sooi bark % ssnsaasr span nm,
with 500 bbls do NJ ~ bark to direct the
1850 boi. do 70 port % spain on private terms
p e S1f p o panss ss. VIE VIE q os % Do ss I'd
terAs bark 10 Bsitimorel to 81. Hscns's sound
row rrasa New Yora m sssa a Il
aud ors 5 sons % 6nvsatop genera, cargo private
m,rs 70 % sale q, q FDpm.., Tspor'sl Ne
howsysr nt sc sss fos bags and atc 80. Tor cioh
the latter price for Borneo,
were fair holders Being ,nsiH. 20 sell INC aarse, VA.
Iac. aoo. cd &c. lSc., with small ssrs ~nhin
range of these 1sufes.
A,rs: = . y ss .ss 700
Ssrfs.o = Is se /, i d: ar.nas 3 .
x 10 3 ib., &C. as5sc Central xmef,esu @i%iasd.
Y 70 u lbs, soe.: ao:. no: trimmed, trimmed, 2 70 ,2.'
sSe so4s Var. Gras % iS lSs. ss. Sc = rsmp.eo
bert 1870 $500 hides date last year, $4,000
were reported sS,s was .,s.a, se soa a re. %
ranpico in bond was quotes At '}c gold And ssai a.
IsArsssIhs marie: for henloei .o. va. iolerssy &C
tive and Tn at quotations. The demand, however
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CITY PART 2.
Alleged Fraudulent Representations.
Before Judge McCue

Wnltam Kefcjtans Us. Wuttam Tronerl.-rne
paintin sues to receive $4,000, which sum he claims
he lost by false representations OF the defendant
He alleges tnat In 1865 he bought saloon from
Troxell i'll Fulton avenue. upon the representation
that by proper management he could make s5. 900
per annnm there. Plaintiff paid defendant So 500 In
cash, 5000 III note ana gave him u chatrel mort
gage Tor $1,000. AZ time passed business fell OF TO
such an extent that hnaily the place was sold al
auction.
The defendant answers with general denial
Case on.