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sss io1 sna os IN shipping
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market for ' crSds bulk bulk, was rather
5Issssy $ss
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reported on private as Ss s closing Price.
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ss 1850 ss%sea .ss'
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rsovs,oSs Receipts q sss pork g, packages Gu. Gu.
ss.sa ss TSsl]s ] %s.s :ss IS sSss ss I
for July ut the price, Dressed hogs
were tribe lower closing at lySc. 12c
Beet quict but steady with sales OF 100 bbs IN lots
within the range OF a $l5 for plain mesa and $l6 $l6
for extra do. Iierce beef was Arm with small supply
Sales 125 crces extra India part yesterday and not
before rep0rted) At S6. Prime quoted at $26 %
S2s Beef hams were hr sales 10 bbls Southern at $Ss
market dull, and prices were nominal at n%c l2|c
for dry sated pckcd shoulders 1896 l7c. for
picked HAMS Bacon dull and prices nominal at
yesterdays quotations The market for lard quiet
and not firm, primo Western being offered at the close
at 16c The sales only about 100 bbs within the
Of l5c l6c for No. to prime steam; few retail sales
made ri i6Ac
sUGAR -1he market for active though fair
business contaminated and prices firm At yester
days closing prices, vz 9c for fair 70 good REIN
sss ssnfS hard was s i e firm FOR at .os as White s iss
quote te-cuba--inicrior common refining. SIC. q
g.; iar ,.nniDs 9.e 1910. good refining, sAe sc
grocery. lec love-; centrifugal. bids. and boxes,
9ic.: Ineado, SC. 7s.c Havana-Boxes, Dutch stan
dard, Nos. TO o. SIC. 9kc.; do, l0to IL, 9Hc l0c
do, IS to IL l0c icsc.; do. 10 TO- 49, IIGc. c do
10 TO 20 I2c 121c.; do. whe lzsc 12Hc. Porto
kefnin: grades, Sssc. 9c; grocery grades SHc
l0zsc.
OF moment We qu0te:-l6Ac q 17c
y Gags snip at - 2 gold duty paid and rumored
demanded. The following Ia from Mcssrs. H. H. Crockor
Circular dated June l. ISlC:--
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SUPREME CsuaT-spsclaL Tsam.
Decision In the Laing Will Case.
BEFORE Judge Barnard.


II. RGf,sey Ell al Us WiAidm L. Lalng et aL-
About two months ago this suit was tried before
special term OF this court, 1t was brought by the
executors OF the will of James B. Laing. who died
al Kfnderhook on the 25th Of October 1865 to obtain
judicial construction Of the Will. He lett property
30 the amount OF $4,000, being entirely personal
property. His only surviving relatives were Dfothsr
and sister and nephew. Alter bequeathlng MS
collection OF minerals to rutgers College, ne leit
$40 to be placed out at interest," and 1rom its l-
come directed $500 be paid both To his Drother ana
sister, 1he balance Of the income OF this $50 900. anu,
Intimately the principal was to go TO the General Sy.
nod OF the Reformed Dutch Church. The residue OF
his estate also LETT to the Synod and was 10 con-
sttute fund to be known as tile "Laing FUND"
This fund was 10 be used for the education
OF "pious INDECENT young men preparing for the
ministry OF rnat church.o BY the act under which
this church incorporated II renders it Illegal that
the Synod should hold property the yearly income OF
which exceeds $40, coo. The suit was brought by the
next or kin, Who dispute all the beQuests except that
OF the minerals to Rntgers College.
Judge Barnard now renders an opinion in the case,
ana holds, that as the Sylod OF tthe Dutch Church
now has property exceeding the limit allowed by Its
act Of incorporation 1t cannot hold this property; Its
one imposed by the VIII 1t cannot execute II. With
regard to the pious INDECENT young men he says
there such characters In the eye OF the law.
That the trust directs perpetulty ana accumula-
tons which forbidden by law, and that altogether
the trusts too vague. lie finally decides that the
property must go under the statute OF distributions.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Gang of Burglars sent TO the State Prise
1nfo Dan Hal. .atf

Gang of Burglars Sent TO the State Prison.
Before Recorder Hackett.
In this court yesterday Henry Searmore, who was
indicted fr burglary in the second degree pleaded
guilty to the third grade OF that offence. On the
10th Of May he entered the dwelling house OF
Frederick Gruner No. 103 East Third street, but did
no, succeed in obtaining any property. He was
sent 10 the State Prison for five years.
Frank Nelson and James, Thomas and John
Marion were placed at the bar charged with bur
Mathews in East Seventy y-fth street. near the East
river were broken upen on the Goth Of April and
81 900 worth OF castings and bronze figures stolen
State Prison for four years and six months The
Marions were tried and convicted. John was sent
to the same an prison iea hve years ana James and
Thomas Casey was convicted Of burglary in the
third degree, he having on the 18th of May entered
the liquor store of 1onn Donnely, No. 432 West
Twenty-sixth street. and stolen watch and seventy
Hve dollars In money He was sent to the Penten-
tiary for Ghree years. being under tweny-one years
OF age.
ALLEGED MURDER OF NOTORIOUS CHARACTER.
Shortly before the adjournment Mr. William F.
Howe made motion for bah In the case OF Philip
Cooney. About two months since, said Mr.. Howe, q
man by the name OF David ODay known IN New
York to be notorious rowdy, met his death in a
saloon at the hands OF Philip Cooney, who sur
rendered himself at once to Captain Jonrdan. A
that the jury came to the conclusion that the de-
ceased tODay) came to his death by stab wound
inflicted by the accused, and that he was per
fecny justilabe. The NEW YORK HERALD had
an editorial upon it, stating that the verdict
Just one But since then it appears that the friends
OF 0Day have gone before the Grand Jury and they
have preferred an Indictment against him for mur
der in the first degree. Cooney has never left the
city, and hearing OF the Indictment to-day again
surrendered himself 10 the superintendent or Police
ask that your Honor will look at the papers and fix
the amount OF ball.
The Recorder said that while he had perfect conf
dence in the statement OF Mr.. Howe, the charge
being that OF murder he would Ike to have the
facts put in the shape Of an affidavit. This Mr.
Howe promised 10 do tomorrow.
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sUplEnE COD3T-SpEClAL TERN.
The Prospect Park Bouds-NInndamus Against
the Mayor.


Before Judge Pratt.
The last Legislature passed an act authorizing the
PARK Commissioners to expend $500 900 each year TO
complete the work on Prospect Park, and last month
the Commissioners directed the superintendent to
proceed with the work, and the president and Sec
retary to draw the city treasury for 100000.
Bonds TO the amount OF $4,000 were issuel by the
Comptroller, $4,000 OF which were sgned by the
Mayor, who has refused TO sign the balance
Yesterday Mr. John Taylor, counsel for the Com
missjoners made an application TO Judge Pratt for
mandamus compelling the Mayor to sign these
bonds Judge Pratt thereupon issued an order di-
recting the Mayor to show cause on saturday next,
why permanent maDdrrnus compelling him to sign
the bonds shall not be granted to the Commissioners.
The Parade Ground Trouble.
The PARK Commissioners yesterday gave bonds In
she sum Of $4,000 to indemnify the county for all
damage which might occur through the visits OF
ihe New York militia to the Prospect Park Parade
Ground fhs readers Of the HERALD VIII remember
that Judge PtS<t issued mandamus restraining the
fark Commissioners from allowing the New York
militia the OF the parade ground, but supse-
quently granted stay OF proceedings, pending ap.
peal on condition tIat the Commissioners would
Sve bonds Ia the amteunt named Messrs. J. 8. q.
stranahan, &aaac Van Arden and E1 Fkske were TIE
bondsIneR
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NEWSPAPERS.
CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPERS.

The OVERLAND WEEKLY BULLETIN printed in San
Francisco, California Each number SO Of
reading matter relating the Pacific States and Territories
Persons desiring to emigate the western
Union will find IN this edition Of the BULLETIN full
the present condition of those wonderful countries
including the paid for labor cost OF land varses OF
productions and Of climate, expenses VI travelling &C., TO-
Mailed to subscribers at 80 year. 81 50 for six months
70 cents for three months.
The San Francisco DAILY BULLETIN the most widely
circulated complete and popular FIRST class newspaper pub
shed the Pacific coast and the only owning eight
cylinder Hoe Mailed subscribers 2 per year.
Parts of year at the same rate.
The DAILY MORNING CALL. printed by the Bulletin
Company its eight cylinder press having daily cir
cuaton of nearly 1905 copies morc than three times the
circulation of OF s copettors Is the popular cheap
journal of San Francisco Mailed TO subscribers at per
year, or in proportion for shorter terms.
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sUpaEME COu'T-c2AMa;aS.
Decisions.

Before Judge Card0zo.
Hart et al. vs. WooU ct al.-Motion denied.
IN Me matter Of application OF Matilda Dela-
platae.-Order granted.
IN the matter OF the Estate Of Har7yJ. Spots,
decedsed--Mo,ion denied.
BatTEe Ell al. Us. Valentine et dL-Sale ordered,
&c.
Brett ct al Us. Roe ct Gt-MOtion granted; no
costs.
PdYAer Cs. PdrKer.-Proof Of service wanted.
Wood cs. Standardization denied.
Egn0re u.s. East Nelc Y0rc ana jamaica Railroad
CODlpGny.-Retaxation ordered; no cost.
Kiutz rs. Fet-Motion granted; ten dollars costs
TO abide event.
O'Don1en Us. Whte.-Motion denied costs to
ABIDE event.
Won Keller us. Sc7s,ltiag.-Motion denied to set
aside report Of referee
Gertrude w. Shdrney ps. Marquis D. L. S1dylcey.-
Report Of referee confirmed and judgment OF divorce
granted.
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st; Mercantile, 1875; American Exchange, Ill;
Chatham. ITO; Bank Of the Republic, lis; Bank Of
North America, 1o7; Hanover, l0sh; Irving, III;
Metropolitan, 1tS; East River 112H; Nassau, lo4;
Shoe and Leather ls5; Corn Exchange, 1zs; Conti'
nental, eo,s; st. Nicholas, III; Commonwealth
l1A1s; Importers and Traders, 1b7; Park, lo';
Manufacturers and Merchants, 100; Central Ma
tional ia; Fourth National, 109,z; Tenth Ma
tionaI 1876; Oriental, 1to7s; Gold Exchange, 10;
Bankers and Brokers' Association 1861.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort
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Wheat shade lower but active the market
closed steady at 81 1S for No. Chicago, and 81 81 81
for Milwaukee, The sales comprised about 10000 bushels
western, 81 q 81 " for Milwaukee, 81 q 81 rs for No
I 30 81 50 for Canada winter including small lots at III &c.
Rye was dull, and we heard of no sales Of moment Barey
and barley malt were dul but unchanged. dull
about 30 eco bushels at VI 0S II o9N Cor mixed and
81 IL $l In for yellow Oats dull and heavy nj
about t0c. &C. for Western, the latter price for prime
Western in store; there sold 250D0 bushels
6c for Ohio, ahoat track and Coke
Western.
HAY,The demand only moderate and prices favored
buyers. The receipts were far. Shipping quoted at
e0c retail lots at 9c l TO- long rye straw 81 05 81 10
short do, S5c. a 90c.
Hope.-The market was dull but unchanged the demand
beng confined small lots to supply the present of the
trade Prices steady, ranging from &c for
to choice grades.
NHEMPWe heard Of further sales. Prices, however,
steady at yesterdays quotations
ESIhe market quiet, except for Muscovado
which sold the extent OF 500 hhds Acc Prices
ram uv etaadp We nuota
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THE CITY BANK SHARES

THE CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids to-day for city bank
shares:-Mannattan, 14s; Mechanics, 1870; Union,
1907 America, 14s Phenix, 11o14; 1radcsmen's.
154; Mechanics and Traders, 125; National, III;
Merchants Exchange, 1o4; Seventh Ward, 10s;
State Of New York. lo9is; Commerce, l2s; 0cean,
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GOLD DULL AND STEADY.

The gold market was very dull, and the price
nuctuated between the extremes Of 1l4N 114%,
the former being made on the early presence OF a
short interest," shown in the oanfng rate, and the
latter subsequent to the large bids for the govern
ment gold. The bulk Of business was at ll47l. The
rise in the afternoon was also due In part to the
further postponement Of the currency bill, the con-
sideraton Of which has been deferred to Tuesday
next Tne chief fluctuations are shown in the
table,
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u BaOOALY1 Courts.
United STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The Perils or Purchasing ssPOOls.''

BeIOre commissioner JOnes.
Daniel Scott Of No. 40 Bridge street, swore out a
warrant yesterday against T. B. Johnson, OF No. 24s
East Forty.ninth street. New York, charging him
with having passed counterfeit United States Trea-
sury note OF The denomination OF fifty dollars. The
accused is 'poo' seller, and on the 10th Of May
the complainant as claimed, purchased successful
pool from him at race at the Fashion Course, re-
ceivDg this counterfeit bill In payment Of the pool.
The warrant WAS delivered to deputy marshal 10
execute.
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HaIf.pnst Five O'Clock p. nj.
C0MMEEcIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, June l--8 p N.
CofFEE-There fair business transacted in Rio and
prices differing from those current yesterday
The 27 bags Santos Adelaide Pendergrast
SlS do Friedbnrg l1 Rio, Lafayette, private
In New Orleans 800 bags Anna, sold
Other descriptions quiet but held for fu
previous prices. We Ordinary cargoes 1870
15kc fair do, l51Sc. 1514c.; good do. 164c c.
prime DO, ESc. l7ac.; extremes for lots, 1sc lsc.
Maricaibo i6Ec a isc; Laguayra fSsc isjsc Jamaica
l5c 1870. Costa Rcs l6c 20c Manila, 16c 7c. Mex
paid.
CoTToN.-The for this staple opened heavy with
light demand from all classes Of buyers bat closed rather
firm with moderate demand There sold 1884 baes,
which S94 for spinning, 3Ss for export Iii
speculation The business IN future deliveries only
800 DO for August at M1s 200 do for JnnS at
and 400 do. for July at nc. Il 7I6. We quote-
Up'1n "a Mo5ie
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FUNNY MISTAKE AT AN IRISH FUNERAL.-A Boston
gentleman going from Common wealth avenue In q
hack to one OF the eastern depOts few days snce
gC: into an Irish funeral procession in Charles street.
and when his hack turned up street leading TO the
depot oil the carriages In the followed In mig
wake, and the mis- axe was not discovered till the
was rapid change OF base and some pretty sharp
trOtttng till the procession was restored TO It's
original status Of twenty-five hacks and three carry
als.
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ZEAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The auction sale or the DycKman estate, compris-
ing 900 lots in the Twelfth ward Of this city,
situated about 230h street. the great feature
the present season. The audience was very large
and spirited competition secured large prices. The
balance Of the property, consisting Of about 300
lots, will be disposed OF to-day. SubjOined are the
full particulars
NEW YORK CITY PROPERTY SALES By FAIRCH1LD sTxvRN-
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
two per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
Russia, for Europe, took out $4,000 In specie.
The operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank We're as
follows:-
Gold cleared. S26 642 900
Gold balances. ........................ 1iS1, $50
Currency balances. es................ 1895, 567
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FEEIaHTs-T market moderately active, and
steady and Arm, except for grain which commanded
higher rates The chartering business was Quiet owing to
Liverpool, 30 hhds tobacco private teTms and per
$4,000 bushels wheat 3d. and 100 bales cotton
I'D AT the cosc the asking rates for rain were 3D. by sal
and 6d per steamer To London LOCO bbls petroleum and
1000 bags coh private terms. To Antwerp 200 bbs
-four at 8s 6dan advance. To Bristol 40 hossheads aud
ticrces tobacco private To Glasgow 500 bts
bble crude petroleum at 4s The charters were =
A brig TO Gibraltar for orders, with 1900 cases
petroleum., at a2}9c; a bark 10 Cork for orders,
with 20l bbls do at a. Sd Elsinore for orders
with $500 bbis do at 5s 3d. bark from Philadelphia TO
Haye with 4eD bbls petroleum at As 79d bark NOV in
brig to Trieste with 800 hhds tobacco at 45s; brig The
West Indies and back at lump bark to Bremen with
20 Dh,s petroleum. and bark for the port with 1850
Ebls. do. on private terms.
sales.
FLOUR AND GRAINRccepts, 1884 bbis. four 1000 bags
mea l04 bushels wheat rs zoo do and 3 $50
do oaf The aoar market ruled steady under moderate
demand from the trade and shipment and prices
about the The sales about 5000 bbs including
extras for shipment at S5 10 20 o. Southern -four
dull but unchanged the sales 500 bbls.
seady and firm, with moderate demand saes 100 bbls.
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HE CQOR T s..
Ths Swiss Es.faaition Case-A Bounty Fraud
Charge-Ihs Laing Win Caso-Deci-
sions-Brrglars Sentenced.
unl1tn STATES coamlsslouEay cuuaT.

V1e SWlnb l>AtfAustAoA CaScs
Before Commissioner Newton.
IN the matter of the application for the extradi-
ton of Francois Ferez he alleged fugitive from JUS
tice, an examination was called before Commits
ssoner Newton Counsel for the Defence however,
Denied the jurisdiction or the commissioner In INC
case as tile warrant for the arrest or Ferez DAd
been issued by Commtssi oner Shelde, and re-
turned TO him, and moved that the case should M o9
heard by Commissioner Shields. MI Sew.vi s,,I
sEted that 1t was In order to relieve Mr. snaeas
who was engaged IN another case. that ne u,u, ,ao
took the hearing or it, IL was adJourneu " 0'''
O'Clock to-day 10 be heard by Mr.. Sheids.
A soldiers Mother Personated'
Before Commissioner Shields.
The United States Us. J. WihdDs.-The deienuah'
was brought up in custody charged WIN ha'ins
entered into conspiracy, nth Others VINO naVe oo o
been arrested, 10 deiraud the governnen' u SsUo
pension money by personating solulers ho'no''
Examination deferred.
The Kandie- MARSHAL Conpferie't Caso'
Before Commissioner Osborn.
me case OF Handle and Marshall upon whose evi-
dence Etheldred woodward was last week con-
victed In the United states Circuit Court on charge
OF dealing In counterfeit money, was 10 nave peen
contnued before Commissioner Osborn to-day. TAe
accused are charged with having IN their possess on
altered counterfeit and stolen bonds oi the united
states material witness for the government
beng absent further adjournment was ordered
until tomorrow.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
New York CITY,

Columbia st. W g. 30 IT n of Rivngton IT. 2Ox4es $50 oao
9Th st, 2J9 IT OF av b, f6Sx 400
Goth ST, l7c II OF lst av, 20xgs9 1900
26h ST. g. 500 II W Of gth av, 1S19x9s9. $3.50
Both st. g. Ss6 II W OF 9Th av l6Sxi0J 5s3
5,th st. 9b II OF 9Th av, 25xl09 l4OC0
b7th st. l20 it of tth 5UXl .Se 600
SD s n B. IT'S fl W OF 3d av, 256xl02 g. $500
S2d s g. t0J IL W OF 10Th av % lxi02 400eB
shth ST. n 3, 1T5 fl Q of I'd av 50x022. 5000
I4th ST. 4. 159 IL OF 9TH av 25xi0a f........ 1899
1924 ST. n s. 80 II G OF 9th av 2cx9n 1i.... .i7O0J
81 Nicholas 1872 33d st. 0Oxs52 COO
lat ay w g. 49 II OF 3ls ST. "a 600
LIST ay W s, "a II n OF 3h ST 24.Syy5. 90 900
2d av, r. y fl of 3sh st, 248ylG0 30 80
9Th av and 18th ST.. corner, 24Sx65 .35 U0
9th av No 352 years per year .......... .. 1900
sh ay No sjf wears per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
eth ay No sb6, yearn per wear ear...........,.2 2h00
Av and tta ST. corner, Il years, per yeas, 62o
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IN Isdor Barnett-M Special Term of the Supreme
Of in the new Court House, on the $50 day Of May,
is7o-Present Hon. Albert, Cardozo, Justice Thh
fore Richard G. Besmish,. Esq, the referee, duly
appointed BY an order N No Of this Court TO- hear and
tered behalf Of the heren
Ing his report the goth day Of May. 1870 in which be
finds that all the allegations in the complaint true
In the complaint now living
Therefore, motion Of Benjamin J. David, plaintiffs
attorney s ordered aduged and decreed that the said
report Of the referee herein be and the is in an
spects, confirmed And is further decreed that the
rege contract mentioned in the complaint herein entered
Barnett the defendant the hereby d(ssolf
and the said parties and each Of them freed from the
obligations thereof. I-..f
Ard 70 further adudged and decreed that It shall be law.
full for the said Emma Barnett, plaintiff herein TO
again IN the though the said Isdor Barnett
defendant actually dead; but II shall not be lawful for
said defendant sidor Barnett again until the
said plaintiff, Emma Barnett, be actually dead.
CHAS. E. LOEW, County Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN NJ X Jessup ct al the Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad Company ct ais.
Pursuant to an order OF the Superior Court of New Hanover
county, made In the above entitled at the Spring
Term, 1870, on presentation at the once OF
CRONLY & NORRIS,
city, will pay the holders Of the FIRST preferred
bonds by the mortgage made by the defendant the
said Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Company, tho
plaintiff, NJ X Jesup, who have not already Received the
terest the same being dividend for dsbuon afore
said sales of that portion Of the railroad and other
properly covered by SAID mortgage, which was in the State Of
North Carolina.
In further obedience the aforesaid hereA
by notify all holders of the bonds above referred that
less the presented to above for payment Of
the dividend above stated before the
First day or September, 1870,
will be forever deoarred participation In the said
NJ CRONLY,
Commissioner and Referee.
WILMINGTON N. c.. May 16. 1870
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