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THE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAllRo.p

Auburn. popular and prosperous agricultural ana
manufacturing district IL thus efficiently provided for
The local business OF the Southern Central will be var,
large. both freight and PASSENGER traGc The r,es
agricultural country through which II will aaod
aconstantiy Increasing business The great manufao
turing Establishments at Auburn. whose water rover
s tho best in the state. and the enterprslng town,
along the line, wi1 always secure to this road good
income.
vERMlLYR CO, the Financial Agents Of the road
Offer the remaining unsold portion OF the Bonis wit,
the greatest confidence believing them to be as good
security any that has ever been placed on this mar
ket The Bonds bear Seven per cent have thirty yean
to run and they convertible into stock at the option
@ The holder
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4 Ill. DISEASES Of either sex cured Without ner
~ cutN. Nc'Yous debility Is permanently cured Con.
hullhtlohs tohndcntlDl Dr MARSH, ligBlerr k,r AZ
CONVENTIONAL WEAKNESS, Neryous
- ,ntnl,ly ami Geucrll EXhansIO n q cured nv Dr
bhtimnm lhhiblbe remedies In the treatment OF
AlOunlhurlA, or BlghtS Disease Of the Kidney. and
HeEf o'neI disorder Of tue uLlnSry Organs, Df BAR
hn'iTVm II 10 2. or from " T. we '''NA
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Cliy o. nrusses. Saturday, July IL, s AN
NY OF shlngton SATURDAY, July 3,2P.M
llJ OF Antwerp IVA IaItIKl Iuosday. JuIy d. T. "
Wy OF fIris. SATURDAY. JuN -, \. ~
from Tier H. north River. ~
,,rc-,. RATES OF PASSAGE:
fIhnthiilN, tingic hcrn>D. ....... 81 .o'i
q
men SC, at .oCuccd rates. '
o IeS Is can be bought here az moderate Fat" %. pr,
,ons Nl.Elhs 10 scGd iOr their t.Icll'.
FOR further informant upuy al M Conn Orc,
JOHN q DALE, AGENT, - u:oatwty. NrW luil.
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A Ill KINDS new sewing machines for sale. to rent
~ or exc ltngC; also bought AMI repaired good soc.
ohd han very onoapi 'nthlJ payments 100 Canal st.
IIOR SALE-ScwIng MschinGs.-rwu of Howe's
+ mNhlirs IA perfect oI0Vr, Tor sale at a sucrl
fee % West BIoa !wAY, up ata.rs
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ers and reserved decision.
COMMON Pleas TRIAL TeRm-pAar |
Marine Insurance Case.


Before Judge Van Brunt and Jury
Richard A. Atkinson ct al rs. Great Western In.
surance C0rspany.-This was an action to recover
for the value Of ninety bales Of cotton shipped un-
der an open policy from Augusta, Ga, to Liverpool
by way Of Charleston s. q. The cotton was in Octo-
her, 1855 shipped at Augusta Ca by the South Car
DINA Railroad, and there reshipped on board the
bark Victoria, ninety bales OF the amount being
slowed on deck, instead OF below. It appeared IN
testimony, that both defendant and plaintiffs were
ignorant OF the cotton having been slowed OnAeck,
but that the agent or some person representing
plaintiff demonstrated against its being 10 slowed
While at sea, In heavy weather, the captain was
obliged TO throw the ninety bales on deck over
board, in order to save his ship. The testimony
being in, counsel for defendant moved to dismiss
the complaint, on the ground that the fact of the
captain having slowed the cotton on deck did not
constitute barratry, nor did loss resulting there
from make the company liable.
Judge Van Brnnt denied the motion to DISMISS
and directed the jury to find a verdict pro JOrnla
for the plaintiffs, the question OF law to be heard in
tho first instance at General .Term.-Verdict for
plaintlfis with interest, $19,361 81.
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COURT cALeEuAss- rus DAY.

OYER AND TERMlNER AND SUPREME COURT-CTR-
CUIT.-Part before Judge Barnard.-AdJourned to
Wednesday, 11th inst.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT.--Part 1-Before Judge
Brady. Court opens at half-past ten A. M.-N0s.
1885, 244 584, $3.50. 990K, 1922 1884, 032, 4S4 1548
234N, 1885, 1905 1915 sS6, 49, 272 1880 $40. 6a0H.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERB.-Held by Judge
Ingraham. Court opens at half-past ten A. M.-Nos.
1sS, lsl ls2 lss lsS ls4 1856, ~ 1SS 1885, lss, lao.
SUPREME ECOURT-CHAMBERs.-Held BY Judge Car.
dozo. Calendar called at twelve M.-Nos. 113, 252,
266, $50, $50, 262, 283. tf ror hN
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Part 1-BefOre
Judge Jones-Nos. 1884, 1741, 1926, 1887 l6O7 1886,
1882 lo41 1869, 1868 1885, 1862 1917 1887 1882 Pert
2-Before Judge Monell.Nos. 1922, 2l02 2lo4, 1861,
1l70 2l6S 2124 1872 2110 1885, 1S08 120S, 47o 1885,
974. ,.tt
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part before
Judge Van BruntNos. 4S4 490 725 $751; 900, 280, 1877
1885, 1885, 9O3 8O1, lSl 766. 326, 809. Part before
Judge Day.-Nos 7S4 S6S, 673 7S3. 812, 757 S92 $685.
sos, $50, S5l, 72, 879, $50, SS5.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TBRM-Part before
Judge AlderNos 7l6 $780, 996 1243, 1005, f010, 1915
1920 1922 llsl 1857, 11ss, 1882 1loo 1191 Part 2
Before Judge Gross.-Nos 900, 921 744 $685. 934, 970
loeo 1904 1882, I'LL, I'LL, l121, 1882 11S3 lisa.
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TIE DEATH OF WILLIAM SHERLOCK.

Invessigasion before Coroner Keenan,.
The investigation IN the case of william sherlock,
whose dead body was found In the dock foot OF Fif
teenth street. East river, on the 2sth nit, iunder
suspicious circumstances. the particulars OF which
nave heretofore appeared In the HERALD, was CON-
menced yesterday afternoon before Coroner keenan,
al mis- once In the City Hall. Testimony was In
'roduced going to show that frcm September last,
29l he was intoxicated almost every day
living at asl second avenue deposed that sne last
saw him alive on the 27h OF January last the sister
%Ss 0o %aeSe ws he had
the witness received note from Mrs Stirling Yard
three Or four weeks after deceased had been missing
In which twas said 1--WE might look Tor him In the
the witness 1Hes mad Ysa 50 sever
appeal sppearance nee Of Of Mr. sherlock. and the the note Ss
was written as an answer to those interviews; Mrs.
Yard claimed to have received information about
the disappearance OF deceased from Mr.. DennlsOn,
one OF the lawyers OF stephen Sherlock that he
Dennisonl knew all about II; Stephen Sherlock SUBJ
sequenty denied to MISS Holmes that he knew any
not say hts body would be found in the river;
Stephen said william had locked him up In Ludlow
ne was not through with him YETI Stephen and his
wife seemed very angry with William Sherlock,
Mrs. Emma Taber, of as4 second avenue. sister or
the previous Witness deposed that during the third
week In February she called at the house Of Stephen
Sherlock and inquired for deceased, and was told by
Mrs. Sherlock that he did not live there's she said Il
was matter OF regret that there were difficulties
between the two brothers, and that William was out
OF the city for few days, but probably would come
home in three days: Mrs. Sherlock then desired to
Know oy whom she was being interviewed; but the
Witness dld not tell ner name as she was seeking
information for the benefit OF Others and did nOC
wish to become mixed up In the matter
owing TO the absence Of witnesses the further
afternoon. wv ~
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMIAsa.
Jones, the Alleged Bond FOrger.
Rofora JudUa pornord

f Before Judge Barnard.
The adjourned motion on the habeas corpus in the
case Of Frank Jones came up yesterday. Jones is
imprisoned under charge Of forging two bonds OF
$1,000 each Of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road Company, and also with forging the endorse.
ment Of Jay Gould on the back Of the bonds as
guarantor OF the Erie Railroad Company Coun-
sci moved for the prisoners discharge on the ground
That no forgery was committed, the officers
oil the Atlantic and Great Western Company
making an afndavit that though the bonds
alleged to have been c0unterfeited were printed
they had never been issued, and were no charge
against either the Great Western or Erie company.
Also. that even II the original bonds were OF any
value the a. eyed forGeries incomplete in being
without either seal or stamp, and therefore did not
bring the act within the criminal statute.
Judge Barnard Thought that, even admitting the
statement OF counsel TO be correct the prisoner was
stlll guilty OF msdemeanor In attempting to obtain
money by false token. He would, however, reduce
the amount OF bail TO $4,000 IN the OF Jones and
also OF his alleged accompce, Riggs. The writ was
dismissed and the prisoner remanded. The court
then adjourned till this morning.
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. NEW YORK LAW INSTITUTE.

1he annual election OF the New York Law Institute
Sook place yesterday. The following officers were
sected PRESIDENT Charles O'Conor First Vice Pre-
sident, Charles Tracy Second Vice President Henry
A. Cram; Third Vice President, Samuel Blatcnford;
Treasurer Edward H. Owen; Recording Secretary,
Joseph s. Bosworth; Corresponding Secretary, Ben.
iamin d. silliman; Librarian and Assistant Treasu-
ser. Aaron ]. vanderp0el Library Committee--Ed-
hund Terry. Louis 8. Thomas, Hooper O. Van Worst,
SS.Sphen p. Nash, Edward Paterson James o. Carter,
William Watson, Thomas N. North. Committee on
bottEdwin w. Stougnton. David Dudley Field, Enoch
i. FaAcner, Charles +. Stone Edmund Wetmore.
COMMITTEE on Censorship Charles F. Southmayd,
John MKe0n, Benjamin T. Kissam, John w. Ed.
monds henry D. Sedgwlck, Everett p. wheeler, Jas.
G. Carter, lewis b. woodruff.
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MARTIAL LAW IN Ge0aGiA.
How IL WOrks-The Arrest Of tho Military
sheriff OF Warren County.


sheriff OF Warren County.
The Augusta Chronicle ana Se7tine, OF the 5th
instant contains the following details of the arrest
for alleged bribery. Norris came to Warren county
accompanied by federal troops, making numerous
arbitrary arrests and causing reign OF terror in
that section. The ostensble object OF Norris was the
arrest OF the murderers OF Adkins and Darden.
Nearly every day some new warrant was
issued, and for some time no man felt him
self safe from the arrest and trial by q military
commission. Under this state OF anairs great
many OF the citizens fed the country and sought
protection In places out OF the Jurisdiction Of the
sheriff. After while, however, they began TO re.
turn, and, strange to say. the arrests ceased very
suddenly. Norris seemed to have become satisfied
with what he had accomplished. Everything re.
NAMED quiet IN WarreniOn and Warren county until
last Monday at twelve O'Clock Monday night Norris
was arrested by the ofcer In command OF the United
states soldiers stationed at warrenton o charge
the county. As soon as he was arrested he
was placed In confinement and the case
reported 10 General Terry, at Atlanta lt
Is charged that several citizens or the
county had, In order to avoid arrest on raise
grounds by the Sheriff. made up purse
and given IL to Norris, condition that ne would
let the people alone II Is charged that Norris re-
proclaimed peace with the inhabitanH Tne brlbes
which he is charged with having received were
larRe-amounting altogether to nearly, II not quite,
$1,000 About So 200 OF this amount was In cash;
the rest-abOut 81 500--was In promissory notes.
given BY citizens OF the county. The fellows lust
two parties were bled very heavily Ii is said that
one planter paid him 81, 900 cash. and that,another
gave him $500 cash. Norris has been placed in irope
aud is u0w confined In jail.
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CHESS EXTRAORDINARY.

Eight Players Contest Three B1indfOld Games
In One Evening, without Consulting, and
Without Seeing the Board and Men.
On Saturday evening-the opening night of the
Brooklyn Chess Club at their new rooms, $50 Fulton
street-eight players members Of the club inaugu-
rated q feat at chess which has, probably, never
been paralleled, which was to play game Of chess
blindfold, four players on each side. and each
player to make move in his turn, without consult
Ing with his colleagues.
Three games were contested In this manner and
two Of the number were beautifully played The
contestants were Messrs. Richardson, Captain Mac
kenzie, Il. Delmar and Dr. Barnett opposed to
Con. The first game was won by Messrs Bren-
ginger and allies, the second and third by Messrs
Mackenzie and allies. W
The bindfold skill exhibited by every one Of the
eight players In these three games Ia deserving of
great praise. The performance was applauded vo-
ciferously by all present
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SUPREME cuusT-spEclsL TERM.
How an Attnchmcnt Question May be De.
cided.
Before Judge Barnard.

AVW au AthAcumcuI QueSthOn Way Do Dee
ar cided. .
Before Judge Barnard.
Barnet Bfldersee et al. rs. Joseph Aden ana Julius
Sa'ner.-The plaintiffs obtained an attachment In
an action against Mrs. Boxius the defendant there.
after filed an undertaking to discharge the attach.
ment in pursuance of section 241 Of the Code;
afterwards the defendant moved to discharge
the attachment upon affdavits which was
granted. The plantlH finally recovered Judgment.
The plaintiff then sued the bOndsmen on the
aforementioned undertaking, and an answer was
lnterposed that the attachment had been discharged
on motion, and therefore, as matter of law the lr-
dertaking became void. On demurrer to this an
swer Juuge Ingraham rendered judgment for the
palntif In the following opini0n:-
The answer In this case merely alleges that the
attachment had teen vacated and discharged. IL
does not aver that the same was improperly issued
or tnat was set aside for any such cause. 1t is
usual to vacate an attachment on giving the under.
taking; and II the order was made for this reason
mat woulu not affect the undertaking. Even
suppoSing that the attachment was vacated upon
ing previously executed and acted on without an
order OF the court directing the same to be void or
by showing that the undertaking was given in pro-
ceeding which was void for want OF jurisdiction.
Caldwell vs. Colgate, Barb, 253 The answer does
not show such to be the case, and further evidence
Is required 10 bring this within that rule. II il
be shown that the attachment Was issued without
Jurisdiction the undertaking given thereon may be
worthless under the rule In the last cited and
cases therein referred TO.
The Court took the papers and reserved decision.
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the market for spirt urpentne but the offerings being
sS. .ss ssy. 4 .sS S sssG N
we wsrs $40 sS a. c tc to SrTiys Tn and ms s e, on
sra
ss %ss for S and % Of
sold SOo S1s e Io.. within me q ss
for extra DO sran.s O. - there
was business In tar; Wilmington WAS quoted at ~ 10
oILs.In.eed gSies but sgm at sac sS, in casks.
Ed. Ss '0r '0r
s
MA SSi @ 'ss, ss; Rssss v::
which price the ias, sale made. Win only
chiefly specua the %are. for reaea c was
gsss s.|ss a
ay eTe SOLD go S Sn tho Sd Da Sa an
% IA Js sr !. s, g. last a S: a. sSy o at ;sa. js; S
a sss9c.. and NS do: Tor June on private terms
ss o TsSsa o .as s
sss Ct san sna os
and closed strong q about ssc Tor Msy There were sold
Ss ss. sssSs,s Sss Il sssy
sssss spRSe :ps IS do s. m
wa, no demand snssp. sr Ts. os and
s.' Esss's' s' 49, "' ss :s:
I'D
wsrs quiet at ike lsc for city Beef was quiet but
prices steady small saes amounting TO about rs bbs
me fierce See, WAS held sr fa ss Abo
50 erces disposed Of within the Of S2
ths smailnss. stock and tho Of holders
checking business Cumberland cut quoted c long
clear c. lbc. and short rib at &c., For meats
Mo I s y ?: .nS S % s ps.f .ns M
for smoked bagged Tho market for dull
packages iSs. is,sc for common prime also a5o
package for May, June and July al l6c.
RICE-Caroina was steady at former figures, with mod.
for common 10 choice. Rangoon dull and nominal.
STKARINE-The demand was very light but prices
| steady at le$c. i6szc.
being 800 bagsbaance of the Snssexon private
terms but supposed at about w a gold duty paid Grass
SUGAR-The transactions IN raw were.vcry light but the
market quite rm at last quotations. holders
SS.s Ss.s is6 ahd; cgss psI. q not 4. sss Es
for hard, ilHc. . i21c. for soft white, iissc.
quote Cuba Inferior common refining, size ss<c
sHc sss,o prime g choice groc;say %:c ioss, csnr
boxes &c. sc meisdo Sc .sc Asvsna~Boass % 6c5 seh
standard Nos toe. sMc ssc do 10 10 H. 9&c. 9c.;
Do, Ito Is l0'sc oAc do lst ls, lCsc llAc do,
Refining grades, sc. 9sc. grocery grades, 9c.
fXLLow.-Ths demand continued moderate and prices
E%misxEY s4 bbls The demand was p.ssaby
active and the market was rner There sold BOO bb
WMALYIoNR.-Arctic was in good demand for EXPORTS
but prices were again lower There were sold lbs
&c., god and 5000 do at s2 old do The last sales of the
form " ere n
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Wheat scarce and c de.rs though in modsrais re-
quest The sses about 700 bushe ~ III I'm u ls
% m ,s so. Chicago spring delivered 81 1871 for railroad"
;S's ~ rS. 9issssu co. 'ISs' and W.
aa or 90. california Corn hrmer with improved
new mixed Western I'll II 81 is FOR yellow and II 20 for
Ss sq's; s'sss ". .ad ess c.ssSs s
State and Western barley and barley max were sl
dn ana nominal The stock Of grain in the New York and
bushels wheat i02 DO corn is5,7 40. osts 1865 DO.
barley, %, DOE do 2sss peas ss ooo do matt
rates Ur %s: sn ony c but
o shipper The LIVERPOOL psss
sa M hds aoa. s % 3d. sSsSy sS,hsi !. % xAs-i e
Ssss oU,.n q s to Dir 5ouSs. oS ~ Door
bone a L. % Gasaow per Steamer 30 oc bssss. wns'e
wheat At 5szd. The charters wsre:--A schooner from
wlmngon 70 the w!ndward With lzoo feet lumber At sii
bark Elsinors for ORDERS with a0o bbs
e. Sd ship 27s tons .o Br:to general ssrSo ship for
schooner from Nova Scotia 70 South America lumber
and back two brgs 20 CUBE with empty CASKS bark too
22O tons Hamburg general Cargo and bark to Bremeu
with $500 bbls petroleum on private terms.
@ was rather rmsr and AND mo rs sought asr
bond. Bags quiet but Arm at former prices.
HorsThe market was quiet the busincss being confined
poers prevented from operating by the rmness o.
holders: Small sales were made within the range oi
Lc 22c for common 10 prime grades
mand being light but holders firm In their views Ma
Mia was quoted at 1tsc. Ike, gold jute, bAc. 6hc
DO sisA, i2c l2c, do, and Tampico, 7c 7c, do, In
HAY.There prevailed Q fair demand a. firm prices. We
ys straw &C. sss do rss lots VI vi 2o long
MoLAssEs-fhe demand was yerv light and heard Of
no sales ot moment Prices were steady especially for the
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marine COuRT-TRlAl TERM.
Max Maretzek and the COntraIt0.
Rafora Iudna Alkar

Eliza Luaaiev Us. AaI Mdretzek.-This suit was
brought to recover $500, the balance Of salary due
the plaintiff upon contract to sing as prima donna
contralto, at the Academy Of Music, in Italian OPERA
during the months Of February and March last
The defendant paid the salary for portion OF the
contract but made default in his other payments
and the plaintiff then refused to perform the part OF
'RigOlettO," and brought this action. The salary
agreed to be paid was $500 per month. Before the
Jury were sworn Edwin James, counsel for the plain
tifY stated tnat the defendant had agreed to YER
dict passing against him for 5000 and COSTS Mr.
G0ldsmd, for the defendant, assented, and verdict
was entered accordingly.
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FuuND 0sAp.

The remains OF still born child were found early
yesterday morning in an alley way adjoining prem
ses NO. "a Walker street BY oricer Davis, Of the
sixth precinct and conveyed to the Franklin street
police station. Coroner Flynn was notified to make
an investigation. Captain Kennedy as yet has been
unable 10 md anything concerning the parentage OF
The iniaAt or by whom the body was abandoned.
The remains OF an unknown man were yesterday
morning found floating In the dock foot Of Harrison
street, North river. Deceased, who was slightly
bald, wore dark clothing. The body was removed
to the Morgue and Coroner Flynn notified TO hold an
inquest.
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FIRES IN APRIL.

The report Of the Fire Marshal for last month
gives ftyfour fires. OF these fourteen were caused
by carelessness six by kerosene OIL three by defec-
tive nues and two by spontaneous combustion, while
three were incendiary, eight unknown and the rest
the result OF accident. The loss on the fires was
$210086. which was covered by an insurance Of
$619, $50. or five persons arrested on charge Of
lncendiarism one has been convicted and sentenced
to State Prison for seven years. two discharged
for want OF evidence and two held for trial.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF the STOCK EXCHANGE.

An election OF Officers Of the New York Stock Ex-
change for the current year took place yesterday
afternoon. The following were eected:-Presdent,
William Seymour; Vice President, NJ A. Wheelock;
Second Vice President James Mitchell; Secretary
b. o. White; Treasurer, D. G. Hays.
The Governing Committee to serve for one, two,
three and tour years. will be elected to-day.
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THE SOUTHERN Llsr-TRNNEssEEs LOWER
The market for the Southern State bonds contin-
ues 10 present the same features OF general steadi
ness and dulness The only exception to-day was
In the course OF the Tennessees, which were heavy
and fell below the declined prices OF Saturday.
The following were the final street prices for the
Southern list:-rennessee ex coupon, % COZ; do
new, SAX &c; do. five per cent Al 40; Virginia ex
coupon, 80 69is; do. new, 90 691s; do. registered
stock, 56i4 66s{ do. do 1866, 90 81; do. do 1867,
81 a 81; Georgia sixes 81 a 30; do. sevens "a a
95 do. do, interest payable Georgia. 90 90; North
Carolina, ex coupon, AZ 4s; do. new, 2311 23Z;
Missouri skies, e3h 93A do Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 93 935s; Louisiana skies, 70 76Z; do.
sevens, IS 80: do. eighs, s5 81; do. levee sixes
73 7a9; do. do. eights 81 90; Alabama elghts
l0l 1O2; do. lves, ~ IS; do. skies, sterling 80
95; South Carolina skies, 81 a 92; do, new. S1X a
S2; do, registered stock, so a So; City OF Memphis
SKIES, 81 SO; City Of Atlanta eghts, 81 So; City
OF Savannah sevens, SO a 81; City OF New Orleans
consOls, 10 a 70; do. do, railroad issue, 70 q 75;
Mobile and Ohio sterling, "A a 10; do. eghts, 81
90; Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage 70
7s; do. second do, 81 a 63; Memphis and Charles
ton 1rst mortgage, So S6 do. second do, rs a So;
do. stock, 43 45; Greenvile and Columbia Rail-
road, guaranteed, II ~; Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by State OF Georgia, 81 a SO; Arkansas
sevens, rs q 751s.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
Tho following shows the foreign imports at New
York during the past week and since the beginning
Of the year.
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and St. Joseph, Il1h 112; DO. preferred III; Iron
Mountain, 44X bid; Dubuque and Sioux CITY, lO7h a
l0s; Boston. Hartford and Erie, oz "a; Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central. 1ss< ais.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES OF STOCKS.
The extreme fluctuations In the leading specula-
tive shares are shown In the following comparison
OF the highest and lowest prices Of the day. '