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STREET eg9TAHjii
FTalG.nast five o'C,o,k p. NJ.
CGMLIERCIAL REPORT.
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TUESDAY, June AS p. NJ.
BKEswAx was dull, and heard Of sales moment
Prices ranged from 3c TO &c. for Western Southern
COCOA was SLOW of sae and heard of no sales not
previously reported. Prices unchanged however,
closing At llc 2c gold, for Guayaqu in bond; &C.
CANpLEs-The demand was stl very light and only for
small lots and prices favored BUYERS though they were no
lower. we quote :western and city adananine, 14c
lSc. 81 sperm, 3Sc S5c. patent do 43c. a Acc.
COEnAGE was dull but unchanged. We quote :-Manla,
2c 2c Sisa rope and Russia bolt rope &c., Russia
taryed, TIC.
CoorERAsE STOCK. There was a moderate demand at
former @ PRICES we quote Sugar saooks SO inch heads
$a SOL 81 & rum do, Sb IS is So; box do $50; % poe Sp
do, %6 10 81; hoops II fest, ss45 s56 :l feet
Coz FRE.-The demand for kio moderate at steady
prices The sales go bags Dona private terins
yther kinds were dull but unchanged value We quote
Ro.Orainary cargoes 4e. l5c: fair do. 1916. I5c.
good do l64c l6c; prime do, 17c. E4c,; extremes
for LOTS Hec. 1Sc Java, .Dc &c Singapore, tSc &c.
Ceylon, }1c. l9c.; Maracaino, lg1sc l9c Laguayrn
l6sc ls1c Jamaica 5c. Costa Rica, l6c 3Dc
Manila l6c l1c Mexican, l5c Iac and Savanil l5Hc.
lsc, oil gold, duty paid.
ECoTToSThere but little activity in the market for
this staple th edeand from a classes buyers being only
moderate, and the offerings stu fair prices
heavy and about &c lower The sales 1b3 bales of
which 695 were for spinning 32 for export As speca
ton, and 500 in transit The business in future deliveries
was moderate, the sales being foows:3CU bales basis
low middng for Jny a; - l5i6c 2Oe 800 DO for Sep
tenber at l91c sNc: 900 do Tor June at 20c and 100
do. for August at 20c. We frotc:-
"a,
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COURT CALENDARS. THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM.-Before Judges
Ingranam, Cardozo and Barnard.-Nos. y, 80, "a,
l64 N. En- 49, 81 A. 43. A. 40, At, AZ, AZ, so,
81, So, 53, 81, SIS, SO, 81, SO, 50.
SUPREMEsCOuRr-CHAM CHAMgERs.-Nos. 94, 239, 2S5, 296.
Circuit-Part 2-Nos. asa. 2S95lz, 2s41s 1916, $780,
14ss, 1885, zoos, 1884 $780, so2, 272, 14ol 446. 1924
1894, 102, 1885, 1920, 1853.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM.-Part before
334, 1885, 1926 $685. 1913, 1892 Ill., 753 1885, 20i7
Part 2-Before Judge Barbour. 1888, 2095, 1876
2l54, 1908, 22O2 22O4 l742 1850, 17l2, l2s4 1852,
2lS4, 1868, 476.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Before Judge Loew.-
Nos 19S, 1884, 9l 1885, 9l 070 66S, SO oSl, 2ie, dIS,
1856, SOl, 0O3, 100.
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1lsa.Re cGylr.
hctlcn far services.

John H. C1am5alta{l cs. George ". Sbercood.- -
Tbs was an action brought 10 recover the sum Of
Slz0 FOR services rendered Us painter and carpenter
on house No. GO BlescAer street. 1t appeared on
trial that the plaintiff hired the house in question
Tor the defendant and at his solicitation TO be used
as house OF rrositution: that he spent s. x weeks
1n locking up the house, painting and repairing 1t,
10r which services he brought the present suit but
lOr whlch The defendant refused 10 pay. On The re-
fusal Of the defendant TO pay plaintiff the pant q
wrote series Of letters to defendant demanding
olnerent amounts In each letter, and IN some OF
Thcn letters ne threatened To expose the nature OF
the defendant connection with tue house in gue5-
ton to Defendants wife. The case has already
obtained some notoriety in the public press and was
yesterday decided under the charge or Judge GROSS,
BY the verdict OF the Jury Ia favor Of the defendant
HIS Honor, in charging the juy, said that II the
Jury believed from the evidence the plaintiff fitted
bp the house for purposes OF prostitnioa--that is,
Tor Immoral purposes-it would b2 proper for them
TO render D verdict for defendant.
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WALL STREET,
TUESDAY, June Id p. NJ.
ne various markets continue extremely dun.
General Schenck, the chairman of the Ways and
Means Committee and custodian Of the new Funding
BILL passed through the city on his return to Wash
ington from West Point. He was quiet spectator
OF the markets, ana was recognized by only few Of
the brokers. He made no public expression Of his
opinions, and left the street after brief visit In
Decd there were hardly brokers enough in the Stock
Exchange to make respectable audience had he
been invited to address them. The yacht race down
the bay was the attraction for the Wall street com.
munity to-day.
GOLD STRONGER.
A nominal advance In the rates for sterling pro-
duced stronger gold market to-day. Before the
board sales made as low as 112x, offerings at
that price being encouraged by the attitude OF the
administration the subject OF acknowledging the
belligerent rights OF the Cuban insurgents During
the board the price advanced to 113 under consdera
BILE purchases by the ''sh0rts to cover outstanding
contracts and upon advces from Washington unfa-
vorable to the currency contraction bill. Later
in the day the price again gave way
under the pressure of the normal influences
operating for decline, especially when toward the
close 1t was announced that our bonds In London
had suddenly risen to 9oh, against sos yesterday
morning. This is O remarkable fuctuat.on, by tho
way, for the London Stock Exchange particularly
when the investment, foreign one is taken into
consideration. and shows tie direct effect Of the
combined Influences Of the decline here in gold and
OF the effect abroad Of President Grants Cuba mes
sage. Late In the day, upon the announcement that
Senator Banks was making very vehement speech
in opposition to the message, and that his remarks
in favor Of neutrality We're loudly applauded, gold
became strong again. The course Of the market Is
shown In the tablet
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE l5 ls7o-rRPLE SHEET

sss 4, = ss 5
sS s s II Sss:Sss ss
G. ss sane sssos ES ss;s VII ' S.; ut
:soaI :aS i g ssss s s ss
sass ana sSsn
was IN more demand and aso bales were
S G e esHs Sss. wss ssss so r s but n'Aan
market or ~ hna: was was very GSs srs
sSoson 1Sr.' y Y q S' aS r..
sslSs sSs g. g. Ss.sp.s g ~ s. .SS';s':.
inmsd. s is so iSs " lss isc d. srinm;d,
s ;n, and 4smSSo hsaSss s
SeSo. s is % 70 Ss Ss stock hides jSns
ssss We. .s %Soa change The do
s %ss ss mostly Gs Sos is
] . /: T. s:s sss W. Z
assss sa & H sss ;Ss
" sSs@Ss: @ Ssiss es: s,iS; ionsys straw, 81
@ y ssu @ for hemoca sole was quiet
ssas 81 sss :s
sy ..ss s9'
%sss SssSys g. g. ss &c., d9 ds
MHc: 2sc Light 20 go good dsmsgea all kinds
wsIqhis boz ssS IN ths rough, &c. .SSc osk5saash j.
cropped heavy. ssc. 10a DO. @dss 4is:
middle, 3sc 42c light 34c 40c. bellies lec. 2Ic.
MErALascotch plg iron dull there being but little
At Sss 50 and Glsnsarnost al Ssx ssz heard
sales No. was quoted 1
81 abSye the views Of buyers. OF wrought
ancd bar SuI and Nominal a AZ s1S EStls were firm
do do on private terms. american quoted at S5i
$s currency Lead was dull and nominal at se 20 10 o
gold at which prices few sman ordinary foreign were
made. speer was dun at former prices silesan was
quoted 6c SIC. gold. Tin less active but holders
stil hrm n ther Views demanding s7,Sc &c., gold
The sales goo slabs Straits a gold Plates were
ssal $s q, gold; J. g COKE s7s ~ 10 So coke .ens
the market was fairly active and higher the sales beng
Company sold last week 0U lbs Of this product
private terms.
being but little demand, but preos quite steady We
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The WHEAT market ruled @ under an active demand FOR
shipment 70 Continental Europe, and prices about Ic
better at the close ~ 80 being bid for prime No. Milwaukee
70 arrive The sales tpar last ycenng comprised about
25 OJU bushesin part for export Havreesterays
transactions 81 % No. Chicago spring 81 81
x3t for do. Milwaukee, the spot and TO arrive, 81 81
~ S6H for No. l. the spo and to arrive 9l4 ~ for
sssaber winter Canada u, in bond, deIyersi ~ 81
Tennessee and 81 81 California Rye harley barley
malt still dull and prices nominal Former quo
tatons Corn dull and lc &C. lover, closing at ySc
81 for fair good mixed The sales about $1,000
bushes at 9Sc 81 Us for fair TO prime new Mixed 81 t3
81 % for sah lots caoee high mixed end 92c st Tor In
There sold 9tts bushels at 6oc. FOR Canada &c. for
Western and zoe. 73c Tor Ohio Sate the latter ex
treme price,
FRrianTs.- The market was very actve for grain at
FORMER rates, put que hough lm FOR almost a other
and rates rather higher especially for petroleum
ses which quite freely sought The engagements
10 Liverpool 200 bales cotton, at I'd atSad 500
bbls noor az ls yMd, and per ateamsr 3.5oa bushels
a. the lat Latter price goo ha a isbssso It 2o ny
70 Havre, 5000 bbls. -four part 6c and part at &c.
iio bushels wheat at TAD l5c, 10 bulk end in ahppsrs
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AFFaAY At THE HGsoxea ffRay-THaEAIEkRa 70 SROJT
AN OFFICER.

Two men were entering the ferry house in Hobo
ken, lost evening, when misunderstanding arose
about payment OF the fare. One Of them blocked up
the entrance and became insolent to the ferymastr
whereupon officer Van Repen requested him to pass
on. He immediately seized the officer by the throat
aud was about to beat him 10 the ground when
gentleman came to his assistance The passenger
the whue threatening to blow the policenan's
bEajns out should he attempt to club him. Tie
W41gned before Recorder Pope. II transpired thai
fha prisoners fare had been paid by comrade be-
unjust 70 punish hlln. Yne accused Was liberated.
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rEIllp sIATEs Glaaiss0Ysay uffIcE.
The Alleged MItiny ca the Ship Francis d.
CEltlng.

The Alleged nIRtiny ca the Ship Francis d.
Cutting.
Before Commissioner Shields.
The examination in the case OF James O'Donnell
Alexander O'Tooe and James Shippen. who are
charged with muiiny on the American ship Francis
u. Cutting, was set down for two p. M. yesterday,
bat at the appointed hour the defence was not ready
and q brief adjournment " as ordered.
The counsel for the prisoners subsequently ap-
peared in court ana the examination proceeded.
Roland Clapp chief oicer OF the Cutting, testified
that he told defendants TO go to work, on the 3D.
or January, between four and Ave A. NJ; Shippen
and O'D0nnell mad some words together, and Ship.
pen turned round and struck me IA the face O'Toole
was at the wheel and he left 1t and ran at me with
. knife and O'Donnel came from the lookout and
said he wosld have my hearts blood; never had any
difficulty WITH then before.
The hearing was then adjourned to June 10, at
noon.
Charge OF Passing Counterfeit Money.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
Trapanzo vercenno, an Italian, was brought be-
fore Commissioner Osborn yesterday to answer
charge of attempting to pass twenty dollar coun-
ter eli bill Of the National Bank OF Utica The prs'
oEer said to be escaped convict from ltaly. He
was held f0f examination.
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BHoaALYs COURT.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT vuul

Convicted Of Passing Counterfeit iAvaey.
Before Judge Benedict.
John Powers a consumpfve looking individual,
was tried yesterday afternoon for having passed o
counterfeit $40 bill or the National Bank
Of Utica, N. Y; at the store Of ]. s. Massa.
No. l130 Fulton avenue. The defence was that
the prisoner Had been employed by stranger far
twenty cents get the bin changed in the store,
which he did Il was also alleged, on the pay5 o.
the prosecution. that Powers had attempted to pass
counterfeit bills at other stores but he claimed that
the bills could not be identified. TIC jury, however,
convicted the prisoner, who Was theFeupon re-
manded for sentence.
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ctTaaa pLekS-sPcciAL TERN.
Matrimonial NElsunderstsndinGs.
Before Judge Daiy.

Matrimonial NEisundersts sndinas.
Before Judge Day.
Fanny A. MOultonl rs. Gilbert S. Mouton.-The
defendant In this case holds $i2, S72 81, being trust
fund committed to his care for the benefit OF PLAIN
tr. They are at present married, but previously
defendant had acted as agent for plaintiff on her
being left fortune. While in this capacity, by the
collection Of rents &C., he became possessed CT the
amount menuone1 oboye. After h.s marriage with
pialntid de.endant made out statenent OF his IN
debEedness TO her. and tenderei laynient Of tile
whole amount If his accounts were audited and he
released from his bond TO execute bl5 trust faith
fully. This was not done, but paintiW Instituted q
suit 10 COMP eendant 10 pay over the amount due
her Without compiling wltn tho condltions imposed
by defendant The case was argued on behalf OF
plaintiff b. United States DistrlctAtofney Perrepont
and by Joseph II. Choate for defsniant. At the con-
clusion OF their arguments. which v ege somewhat
LENGTHY. Judge Dali renaered his decision. lie held
that defend shDuld piy the amount due and
with Interest, if ne had EVER ieceyeu any; but that
his accounts should be audited ana settled and he
hll,iseif released nom his bond
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CITY COgSr.
action to Recover Comlnission Money
Hefore Judge Thompson.

Before Judge Thompson.
James ArheU aud another u.s. WdlfGna Nelson,
Jr.-This is an action to recover about 1880, as
alleged to have been earned by plaintiffs as brokers
In procuring ifeight for two vessels, Of which the
defendant was agent. The vessels sailed for Aus
tralia with freight which was furnished by r. w.
Cameron. to whom the plaintiffs Claim they sent
defendant to get IT,
The deIence ~ ;hat Nelson never employed the
plaintiffs as brokers at all and that he Gid not 20 to
Cameron upon their suggestion. The immediate
cause of the negotiation, defendant alleges, which
resulted in the delivery OF tue freight TO hiin by
cameron, arose upon visit made by him upon
cameron WIN subscription paper, asking him Tor
money TO influence legislation in regard to shipping
The case WIN SO the jury this mQrliny
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ment OF the TRIAL for few days He stated that ,ne
District Attorney was always ready, ana tnat - LIS
request were granted he lihe counse wouAd ask lot
no further delay ~
The Recorder granted the motion, and told Judge
Stuart 10 arranae with the District Attorney when
the case Should be tried Judge Garvn then vacated
his seat for Assistant District Attorney Tweed VINO
Mary Gilbert was found guilty Ct stealing a gold
watch ana hat from Mary Mitchell on the 81 inst,
as she was going on o railroad cor. The prisoner
was sent to ihe State Prison for three years and SIX
months.
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COURT or Gsa aAt sEsS!Jas.
Before Recorder Hackett.

AN ALLEGED MURDER CASE POSTPONED.
There was not much business tranaacted in this
court yesterday in consequence Of the absence OF
witnesses
The case Of Michael Keainey, charged with mur-
der was on the calendar, ana District Attorney Gar
vim came into court 10 try It, Judge Stuart counsel
Tor the prisoner whose services are Invariably
sought for sy parties charged with hosnctdsh asked
the i9qplEshee p. .le Court lor laltasy pestpQ1s
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Uuetamped hes-Condemnations
noyova Vrnro plo tchfnrd

Unetnmpcd Matches-COndemnati0n
Before Judge Blatchford
A suit was commenced yesterday by Mr.. Emerson,
Assistant District Attorney on the recommendation
Of Supervisor butcher, against Mr. Frederick VII
liams, Of No. 8s Broadway, for selling imported
matches without revenue stamps on each box. The
suit ID to recover the penalties provided for viola
tt6n Of the law. The case VIII be tried by Judge
Blatcbford II the penalties are not paid.
Returns Of process having been made, and no
claimants appearing for Inc property named, It was
condemned by defauf:-Forty-oae and one-tepth
boxes or CIGARS sixty ana oneenth boxes OF cigars;
twenty four boxes cigars, sixty-nne do; fourteen
rolls ana 476 bundl cigarettes. and 6,10o cigars,
found Ia an express wagon In Beach stieeS.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN. Receipts, 1di97 hbs Hour, 400 BAGS
corn meal Dop45 bushels wheat S ;4j do 1857
oats do peas and soy Do ma me our market was
mand was less active and prices not generally higher
extra state being steady about 80 sS 6 for shipping
grades Tue sales about 1900 bbls. Southern or
was steady, with moderate demand the sales being $50
bbs Rye Hour steady, with moderate demand.
Sales, $50 bbs Corn meal dull, but unchanged We
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Woo..ihere is change OF consequence the
markeor domestic. There little demand for fleece and
that is sill entirely small ots buyers being dncned to
operate TO any extent before the arrival of lots OF the
new clip. Prices, remain heavy, holders generally
is selling very slowly and Is offered at low prices;
There but little business doing In California which held
for full figures In pulled wool tho transactions
small, there being scarcely any demands prices remain
to any extent holders would be obliged 70 gran. a
The saes were only about $1,000 lbs. fleece,
in ANAL lots, doc. 50c., including 5,0e0
&c., the latter price for small lot Is COG lbs pulled at
2Sc S9c Tor low super and l0 lbs Texas In lots,
at 2)c g2c 580 conbln, small lot nots 490g lbs. Afrt
can CU do mestzn private terms also $4,000 lbs CALI
ioria part &c. &c for fall and s6c S0c for spring.
tne latter price for fne.
WuIskE Y-Receipts, 432 bbls. The market moder.
aely active but prices without particular change
sales were 400 bbs at 81 O5 II 05lS-amos all at 81 o.
WHALES was dull and nominal at 65c. gold for South
Sea- CSC 0c North west and S0c for Arctic. Sales
1900 lbs. Arctic a s0c. Stock Mt date $4,000 lbs.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from four
per cent for carrying to 1.e4 for borrowing. The
exact rates were 1, g aud per cent for carrying
and "lat" LAG per cent and 1-e4 for borrowing.
The steamer took out S414 in SPECIE The opera.
tons Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as folows:-
Gold cleared soc, 500 900
Gold bd alces. 1ST7,7s0
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l45.054
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sufsaoa couaT-s7sc.AL TEAM.
Volume Third Of the Alexander Mys,el

Volume Third Of the Alexander Mystery.
Before Judge Freedman.
B,wke ps. Gardtner.-The initiaory proceeding
In this most Interesting was the arrest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gardiner on charge Of poisoning Captain
Alexander. The c0roner's inquest held on the body
OF deceased e4calpated them from that charge and
they were released from imprisonment. The next
move was by bringing o suit in the Surrogate's
Court IN order to obtain an unravelment or the
mystery OF the will and to obtain clue to the where
possessed at the time OF his death. During that
trial, which "a still progressing 1t became evident
that the Desired light would not be thrown on the
Altar BY the GARDENERS Ii they could help It. Mrs.
Burke, believing civil action most likely to bring out
she truth, commenced one In the Superior Court.
ing the course OF the preceding litigation and OF this
examination the plaintiffs have copy. Yesterday
Qefendalts moved to have plaintiffs either file copy
Of tnia with the clerk OF the court or serve one on
them. Tho pla ntifs III opposition to the motion set
forth that The deieldants had the same facilities as
they had for procuring copy. The Court, however,
granted the motion ana ordered plaintiffs 10 file
copy OF the examination with the cieik withIl
twenty days.
DeHsiOng.
BY Judge Freedman
KYukeler rs. Rttfer.-Compl.int dsmisse : with
costs and extra allowance OF 500.
Jones ps. .hffIer.--Motion granted.
Mortimer rs. WiSe.-Motlon granted.
V1.ight Ds. BtoOyae.-Motion granted.
DRY Dock, East Brondlrdy and Bdtterv RdftToaa
CbnDany rs. Bischog.-Mo lon grl nted.
mitchell US Bfdntgan.-Moton granted,
hart as. Hart.-Moton granted.
BY Chef Justice Barbour
Fisher rs. LuIfnJ. settled.
-.-i
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market for all kinds was dull, there
bnt little demand, but prices were quite steady. We


Ssx market iSs SPIRITS 1 tupeana
sSsy ct The mas 5 so s ss 5
Bs So IN maed wis st y
sis e. 4 = s g ss g s 81 fPs
& g =. sG 1Sa s1 w%Ssa xnaS% ~ 20 %
- .ses was Il n snd ss @ made
PRIME OF lard oil @
81 % snfs s 5 ct
& % sap eaaes aa sTs ner % &c., e.
beached and unbeached winter do: VI IS $l crude
asG sw ysss vi
7SS, without sales so Of moment s. :, ,,. ,n, ~.
heard Of sales Holders stu dsnsnasd @ aAs, BY!
s asssa spSs e sGs
ds bSs T Sa0sd s s ~ Ts
dull business being restricted BY the high rates q freight
ns T sTsis fssf os
S l 'GSDS p s ed
marke! quiet there bens but little demand, and pces
ssS' eS Ssssss fas das'sSss % ss
& POI asd
the only Re os hs
s' s IS sss
@ ms: 1sS., 1 s %is sSs Il ssss for shIsS9 sa
ioo bb!s within the Of S2 sl5 plain mess and
about Va s. s$s for irss ssres, EsSs
scar ae and Western 5
Bacon in odcrato dem=nd and 100 boxes sold at
was nominal a i4c Cut meats We're steady with NODE
@ rs s e pcs ssss pS h S hs % M o ss sGeS
do 1 sc @ for aeI and picked
atiSe. lSac; for city 70 prime Western steam. - p'
NIOECaroiina was III small supply and firm, the sales
bein about 30 casks within the range Of Sic $40 for in
SEEps-Lnseed was steady and firm at So M 50 30,
gold duty paid 900 bags In soson were sold AZ 50 s
peyasd good s for goat at fn Pre-
and Pa @ s. ao
Cruz on private terms or deer sies re reported ana
per lb gold; Matnmoros, 55c t7c. Vera Cruz, SSSc
nea.sa Gnenos Ayrss 1 & Ss e eu%ency % Pays @ Sc
per o gold Vera Cruz &c, Central & American t:%Sd s
soArcastre was sow Of sale at former figures; few
small lots sold within the range OF H. Nc l2c
steady a. S ss u op PnS spd @ % sss
which price the last sale was made
suaAn-lhe market for ray was very quiet the demand
holders being unwilling make any reduction from ycser
ee Rico
only moderately active and not strong the cosins prices
s;s2s ssss ?is 9ss e
c cos ALI 1saOiD 70 s an
plhe re6nins se fair e good grocery 3%c loc prime
to choice grocery oc 10c centrifugal hhds and boxes
&c. llc uoasses, hhds. and boxes SIC. a9ac melado
Sc. Co. HavanaBoxes, Dutch standard, Nos. 90 sGc
d9 is TO 49, l7as ro s;S 49, 1S to 10 isHe d 40
do, grocery grades, 9}4c. lie.
STEARINEThe demand moderately active at eady
prices. The sales 10000 pounds at c. for fair
to prime, the latter being generally held at r5ac
sales effected Of l26,OJo pounds 9ssc, &c.
ToBAoco.-The market for Kentucky active, the de-
mand being chiefly for export and prices generally
steady The sales $50 hhds. at &c. 14c The
fer seed leaf dul the demand being light Sales of 81
Ohio at 10c 40 do and l59 1858 crop do.,
private ems o. Havana $50 bales sold sSc o.
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SUP4.G.E C0JaT-Sffc.at TERn.
UaciasoHs.

BY Judge Ingraham.
Francts Vose Us. harrison Reed and Ot1ers.-Find-
ings settled
De1aarest Us. Denlarest- Findings settled.