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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Nero Indictments Against j. ID. Minor.
Yesterday The United States Circuit Court nve
AAslmenss od against u. Minor the alleged
eyessr, making in all seventeen against thai defendant
~ all relate 70 four different counterfeit plates
WDeh alleged found In the possession VI Minor.
f@ Trial II nm Alleged C0uutcrfeiser.
Judge Bsredci resumed the trial Of James Colgate who
charged with having uttered and sold counterfeit money
wAss be confined In Ludlow Street JAN prisoner
sDed Of having sold Indecent publications pic
and forwarded the through the Post Oce Scve-
= Witnesses were examined on the part Of the GOV
OOny was offered the part or the accrscd and u
seemed TO have raised presumption among several
y Court that the whole busincss put
ee oogns money had been introduced into cogaiss cell
20 She purpose ~ enrppne him into the commission OF
e8ence Al all events, il Ia clear that Lldow Street Jail
nnss have been badly regulated n sch thing
asble in pCs devoted punishment: offenders
$50 was rot concnccd IT VIII be resumed to-day at ha
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YonKyMLI POLICE COURT.

1ssaace BiSby After tho Rcpeaters-Tbe Law
Djrocsipg Where They Arc To 10 rriea-
Ne Suspension ~ Sentence Whea Penud
GuIlxy. afN a astats4 n M
On Thursday afternoon John Newman, OF sos
rOurth avenue appeared before Justice Bxby, at the
Yorkville Police Court, where he made an aflday,t
accusing one John Banta OF having Illegally And
knowingly registered his name in the Seventeenth
election district OF the Twenty-1rst ward,
where he was not resident Of the district.
He was arrested yesterday by Oiilcer McWilIlan1s
Of the court squad, and Justice Bixhy committed
Danta Tor trial at the Court Of Oyer and Ternncr in
compliance with section 81 OF the Laws OF New
Yesi, which says:-"It Is the special duty OF the
District Attorney OF tins county 10 Immediately
prosecute all complaints which may be made OF 4
vioiallon OF any OF the provisions or this act
20 nnal Judgment. and all indictments found
for OFFENCES committed under this act shall
Ne tried In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer and the
Court before whom ans CONVICTION Tor violation
II anyo the provisions OF TINS act shall be had shall
net In any case suspend sentence or Judgment
mere ere warrants ous from the same Court for
few other repeaicrs OF prominence, and they Will
probably be In the wake of Banta to-day.
THO prisoner was found by O1lcer McWnliams
working in the Central Park. He lived .. 5o2 FIRST
ny0nu0.
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scene In = Westchesser Csunty Church--A
Bride Deserted NJ the Altar-Tke lntendsd
Groom Non Est.
Among the woll.to-do residents OF Morrisania,
westchester county, there is at present an unusual
nutter of Indignation regarding an inciden
which uanspired on Thursday afternoon, whcl
bride expectant was cruelty disapponte,
while on the threshold OF matrimony, and il
presence OF o large and fashionable congre gator
whose cup Of happiness has been unexpectedly
dash 70 earth.
ON the afternoon named, as nad been GLOW.
ingly set forth on cxquisely prepared cards
OF invitation, q festive though somewhat i'm
pecunious LOthario was to lead to the altar or
Trinity tEpiscopaD church Q young lady OF
acknowledged intellectual and social qualities The
daughter Of worthy citizen, who Is widely known
and most respectfully connected. The time APP
pointed for the solemn, yet always absorbing, cere.
mony was three O'Clock, and long before that
hour had arrived the sacred elince nled with an
eagerly expectant throng As the tiny hands OF one
hundred tiny watches indicated That the interesting
the entrance door Of the church in search or her
VINO, bespangIed with fragrant emblems Of purity,
was about to be united to the man aftcr her own
heart. The minutes anonymously multiplied
while the congregation wondered and the pastor,
uncomfortable, and yet the Bride ana groom
tarried, to the infinite surprise OF all. When about
man, having been privately Informed OF the
situation, announced TO his disappointed
auditory that, sowing to accidcnt.n the
ceremony would not take place in the church,
adding that 1t was the desire OK the BRIDES parents
to see their friends at the family residence. Thtncr
a large number or those present proceeded but the
expectant bride appeared not, ana the intended
wedding feast was partaken OF in silence.
The man who had caused the irrctrievable disap.
pointment and plunged a whole family into the
depths Of humiliation has not since made his ap-
pearance in Morrlsania. He rejoiccs IN the name
or Thomas II. GOoch, and was employed as clerk in
q wholesale store In New York. He was arrested
endeavoring TO elude the payment OF board bill.
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Il h yss ssa ~ ss'a on, pel 1s,vssa w offered -

A
..9 "a ms !. ..s better demand 10 ~, esss.
ssa ns snHu x sass SrSs sps vs.. steadily
Sss T y s sSes ySssrday e latter the o.
SSs prime ms sss . rSs 40
lss S0: s sr vi ~io ts1s''' '''n'
opening but closed active and unchsng. renss held Al
aSasa css s 81 n ~ ss s III; ssss
c Sns sn,r Il nSn ". = & S.psaa
snsrs r 'Sr ', s ,es s ,.'s:
upper sad on o@sr road Si' a ras
Ss sss D or' als' ss T. w s "a
sssSSs a'isaS s P 81 s. s
sS0 1oIs d. les. FAR q December =. s sss return.
el p.s..s. Beef. a.
%s5si e, sss PIvs sl
~ s
ssss sns w
s.or clear ior Deeember We 9rois sesI
l9aE sS 'Af 10 rRs SSs
SSs arc s Gs old s KS asT 70
@ psei Sss and .ss'. s.. sS't &
I nss met "a. s9 : Inquiry gss IA 's s a. "
quiet BY. steady. sales q bbls. q sss Is "a @,
but ne
Ss ss'ss ;ssGfSs a s.A ios s.s
Gu. loo lO4c. do sugar cursd and s5noksd lSs Ice
sssS !s;y .sys a
s &, cheese s vac S ss 49, .ad
Quoted sise sisc fancy sa.. factory; closs do
is s dS s fis s. al is common 70 -I d. wv
ds " .uss s .s:. X Say: Sssas
Ss FER eoS Psa Sa for sSos osA "
s ss % M
nssed IN q sell lower pness ys,e .SesPted
s sss ' bss. Ss ss ss per sF s
s and n s9cn S1s S
better sso rsas; Nth sale. q Coz bags FOR so,smhsI i aov
remain. nominal % 81 30 per bu.ss ... ;,
Continued In moderate demand WIN s s 2,
sUaiE-rhs marke, was alou. steady the basis Of sac:
o sads soS sSSss e:s;Tliass sss; ana s, 81.
nsa was in n"derass dsnand AMI steady ac.
IL 9s4 ssa
sp & 4.oi r 70 soss . sSn .Sod 81
Pm Ss saa 70 ssSss . 'S
vaas as@ sS SSson
r. Eli $40 Ss H. f s e III ';s a. WIFE, Viii
s r0 e chnss ossy K gfs r'ias
s Ma. No 70 y M H. ssa lq 10.
marke, was inactive Sales loo bhs
s:'
S', :s1 =: s Fl ~ y,
TIN was quiet 3 boxes assorted charcva Plate sold A.
h. and 10 tons ano hsg partly At s41ec GOLD Der H.
We quo:e-I. charcoal SS ~ gold T. g. coke, 81 70
ss37sa Y 80 gold Straits saHs 49, gold; En.lish,
fALLow continued active and firm Sales 100000 lbs a.
enc. choice outside. aud sa<c for prime city.
WHIaKE Recepts, 482 bbs. The markct'wss dull and
again lower Sales 5O ob, At slc, closing weak at hst
price.
WooI-For tho past few days there has noticeable
Improvement in the denand, but the market By
means called There Ia
the market Who have exhausted their stock and must
Will only
auemen,s n sellers would mako slight concessions large
sales could be effected but they apparently in-
different and remain i,m In their views The
saIeI since las. r.por! haze boon ;-s0oo lbs and
Xxx Ohio fleece, 62Sc. SIC 5000 lbs. heavy 1cecps,
s5c $500 lbs Michigan &C.. ls,ol lbs. fan clip
California, part lambs, ~ 40c e0o lbs spring elm
ms pulled dOe dss 10 60 lbs :, Csgs 4oc aalc
autumn $780, 1890 lbs. Fort Phillip, 55c iJ bales Cape
39sc 42c l00 bales Banda Oriental s0c 20 bales Mes
tina pulled f5c Xxx Ohio l0V bales Australian 100
bales pulled Mcssiza 1000 lbs English nos lVO lbs shsr
ling AMI $500 lbs Georgia, all on private terms.
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y sisesAssAiBs NJ eeaHasy nsAs r. pssy ssesse ~
seems occasion Din xuppansY and Dr. Sayre
tecA pan IN surgical operation, and they afterwards ar
qusston Of vefAciy arose which Dr. Says proposed 70
s.Ss x ne sIpasn q p, RS
s." ss.ys: 10 o as Svan s so
cesy or Of The code OF medical ethics The so-calcd
charges were fatally detective in In substance
copy was e the once Of DR. Rrppaner his absence,
summoning him 70 appear BY counsel the
nexs night 10 defend himself before a.
Though not personay served he appeared and OBJ
eeted the insucency OF the charges Requesting that they
applied 10 them least allow him reasonable time 10
prvucs hts evidence TO meet the This
denied Ho asked leave, he denied the of
steu0grapher evidence.
This Denied and he very properly protested against
their action denied them jurisdiction withdrew
which they had summoned him. They proceeded
take the yte hztenents Of DR.. Sayre and suit his
convenience they granted the which they had
refused 10 Dr. Ruppener. When the latter withdrew the
o,nir ainora pledged themselves after the evidence was
closed TO furnish him with copy OF the notes
Then proceedings continued time 10 time
eight months afterwards They notified him that they
had taken oral and written testimony to time, hut
repudiated their promise 10 furnish him with the steno-
gspners notes OF the and him appear
before them on subsequent day. with his Witnesses reply
utery unwarransed in law ac 10 clearly entitled the
lief he asks and the Injunction must be- continued until the
final determination OF the action. II moekery Of
juetce corporate rights could be and
character destroyed under color Of proceedings plainly
Illegal.
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DOCTORS DIFFER.

Judge Barnard Called Crou for Judicial
Prescriptions To Heal Matiers-rhe IpIunc.
sasn panncea.
In the case Of Anthony Ruppaner against Austin
Fains and others, which was heard before Judge
Barnard, IN the supreme Court, about two weeks ago.
And which was reported at the time. he has rendered
an opinion which fully relates the entire history OF
me action. HIS Honor says:--
s = no doubt OF .be authority OF the County Medca
vc'ev ~ cApc member who In duly Of yiola
80. Of !s bylaws The defcnds MA assume 10 bo acting
nuer voos o. ns authority Ono OF them processes be
ee and The other seek Justify tLer acts AZ mem
~, 2. me .sa w.hs They have srsvey
NC nemIo sn0 extent OF their no ega
enshery 70 pn member on iral wihou and
sHnmS M o. somc ooenco Of which thsy hare
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.

WALL STREET,
s5 Friday New. 3-6 y. NJ.
On change to-day wheat was lower, in response
to unfavorabIe advices from Liverpool The cotton
market was traction lower and dull
TIE IhP0Rrs OF DnY GOODS.
The imports Of foreign dry goods ct this port dur.
ing the week ending November 2, 1871, were
$2.oIs, ss5, and the amount thrown on the market
$l,s9c. ssl.
MONEY EASY.
On cali money was In good demand at seven per
cent until toward the close Of banking hours, when
1t was loaned at as low as nve per cent.
Prime commercial paper was quoted Q 10 per
cent discount.
Foreign exchange, although In good demand on
mercantile account, was heavy, and rates declined.
closing on the basis Of 1851 1osY for prime bank
ers' sixty day sterling. aud 1os,s 1925 for sight
bills
GOLD wRAK-112 A 111x.
The gold market was heavy IN the absence Of any
speculative enort, and the price gradually declined
from III TO 1llx. The elimination OF the ''c0rner'
on Wednesday seems to have been the climax OF
the clique operators for the present. and the market
is drifting quietly with the transient hourly seut
ment OF the Gold Room. the course Of prices TO-
day is shown In the tablet
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SUPREME C0uRv--cHAMasas.
TIE WARDS Islaad Ll,i8aIien.
Hssnre Indra InrYAhan

SvhsS BsaA p. Tic Hayov, &-Ths Old and long lrti-
ssoa ease up yesterday The action brought to
Asniss The rights OF various parties to lands bsweon
Aaah and low marx, and In places beyond that
o. and before the city had any properly on the title The
palent Commissioners Of the Land Odlce gave
~ property certain OF the then some or
1sI mol owning the adjacent lands TIE city now claims
80 1hs patent vnd, and that the city As adjacent
euaeS snsed to the land. Tho came up ON mo
den settle certain issues not submitted 10 the referee Tue
OoUgs reserved 10 decsion.
Hssenzweig A9ain-A Writ Of Error Granted.
assenswes has taken steps, through his counsel 10 have
NJ case reviewed by appellate court Council appeared
g SAe Supreme Court Chambers, and submitted the echn
nes exceptons he had nk The trial. upon which
. claimed that writ OF error shoud issue Judge ngra
Supreme Court General Term and where the matter win
- yeheard Ef .f In
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS csyav.
Alleged Fraudulent BWclxruptcy.

FL Before Commissioner Shields.
IN Voi States james T. Mc6)smlck-The defendant
who had been charged with the commission acts OF
fanulent bankruptcy in Baltimore then running away,
vas held yesterday await order OF Judge
uhtchford.
1 Passing Counterfeit Money.
TAe lnaed Sacs James San.-Thc defendant. was held
400o bali 70 await examination charge OF passing
v2e counterfeit bill
Ella Fraudulent $40 Gold Coin.
Pr Uaid sndcs Aora'cs Montenegro q 1.-The de-
snAans charged under the already
serted in the HkRALD with manufacturing $50 god Of
~ United States Yesterday Commissioner Shields
lid an examination into the When Louis Delonc,
Aecsrc service detective ac prin cpsl Tor the
HsveyDmen lie depord the various that
- " the arrest q he prisoners and the discovery OF e dss
eDd the coin made from Them Considerable difficulty
Seund taking The testimony OF tho deeave owing his
nemerent knowledge OF the Spanish language the defend
49, being Spanatts and the witness tasn Recent
sIs IN the United States Courts disclose the fact that Ger
DaA and Italian detectives work out
scHnterecrs IN this city, Ths examination OF the accusci
U0l ~ resumed to-day.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BANEs--SEAL.-On Thursday, November =, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, Nv the Rev. A. H.
Partridge, HENRY BANKS 10 LUCINDA, daughter Of
Thomas H. Seal. No cards.
BARNERr--NEUFELD.--A the residence Of Mr..
Nathan Barnert Paterson, y. j., Wednesday, No
ycnber !, 1871, by the Rev. J. Jacobson, Mr.. BuAs
BARSRRT, of that CITY, 10 Miss LIgBuHEN SEcrELD
OF Schrimm, Prussia
CLARK--RowR.-on Thursday. October %, AT the
residence OF the brides mother. by me lev. Ce0l.e
X. Draper, u. D., WALTER l.. CLARK 10 MARV H.
ROWE, all OF this city.
Observation-Disclosures SUNDAY. October rs, at
the Matshaei kirche, Berlin, Prussia by the Rev. DIR.
Bncllsei, In the presence vi the American Minister,
daughter OF Mr.. stuart Appleton, OF New York.
Baltimore papers please copy.
RIByET--DU BOIs.-On Thursday, November ?,
1871, At st. Andrews church, Harlem. by the Rev.
George r. Draper, ID. d., WILLIAM v. @. RIBLEr, "
Harlem, to KATE, youngest daughter OF Isaac Du
Bots, ESQ., OF Mott Haven.
SroRus-HARPEI.---At the residence OF the brides
parents. Hopewcll, y. H., on "Wednesday October
Ii, by the Rev. q. H. Copb WILLIAM J. SroEMs. Of
Stornlville TO ISABEL, daughter VI George n. Har.
pei, or New York city.
TODKy- -SiMoST0S.--On Thursday November :,
az Trinity church, Brooklyn, by Rev. Charles ~.
Hall, CHARLES ii. NJ. FOLEY. ofiNew York. to ktI1i.
LoRrLLARD. daughter Of the late William II SIMON
Son, Of BROOKLYN
TRAoY--LER.--On wednesday, Ocfoosf 2s, In the
Church Of the Holy Trinity, BROOKLYN by the Rev.
w. 4. Tracy, assisted by the Rev. CHARLES f. Homer,
GEORGE NJ. Tracy TO RACHEL 4. LEE, daughter Of
the late George w. Dawson, aA of New YORK city.
WArsON-GRIprfN.--O thursday, November 2,
at the SuInmerfield Methodist Episcopal church,
Brooklyn, ~ ", by me Rev. W. ;. Studlcy. JESSE
WATSON, Jr, to JuLfA A. GRIFFIN, all OF Brooklyn.
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THE CoU rs.
lnustnsnS AesanA IN Alleged Osuntsrseitsr-
Ansesa HrsnduI@t Bankruptcy Passing
ejunasrAis Money Ths Case Of tho Her.
ssntils Fire Insurance Compaay-Ro-
sf s5axwoig Again-Marine Court Or
a9-Business In General Sessions
Uenasns' 81 BondhoIders Over Judsacnt cred.
hers u Bankrupt Corporations.


esM wAsHINer0N, D. G., Now s. 1871.
- m-k-copam ct A. rs. Hound 1t al, asd Hotsarde
Z ~ ks0ban aCrcss appeals from the Circuit Court
= lewaTho oct Of which appeals sprn: has
seady been twice before this court The property and
sansh*es OF the Mississippi ard Missouri Railroad Com
uany had been sold under decree equity pursuant 70
eeTeement between part OF the bond creditors and the
ssAedc ~ which the latter were to have sixteen per
Ssns on tho par value Of their stock paid 70
mem 0us OF the proceeds OF the foreclosure sa'e
40 The question was whether the ssarsho sder
ss =. and general creditors Of the Railroad Company
az The Court here decided sha. tho creators were 70 3
40 before OF It's property snc;d be returned -
e shAreholdsrs, arncd ths decree below y that
G9e16 Subsequently 3cColum, Foster and others died
Dssion tn the sal. in the Court below, showing that they
holders Of bonds or road denying that they had
ever Agreed 10 than u OF their iace,
and claiming that they had prior aud better right to hare
- the funds Ia tho kacds Of the receivers
mesuheci o. the CONTROVERSY than either tho Judgment or
oeneral crefora or tie The question pre-
scnaed was therefore, whe her their claim was entitled 70
egment, and So whether the rreditors representing
ond b paid In full as Hen holding creditors OF only RE
s:c credisoo were entitled 70 nosn az preferred crsdor
snovcd them to general eEedtors and divide The
vealed and the questions are presented here.
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THE GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. 3, 1871.
The Georgia Legislature transacted important
business today. IL recognized Benjamin Conley
republican, "a Acting Governor. bill for spe.
cal election for Governor In December was IN
trcduced. A resolution was passed branding ~
false Gov ernor Bultocks allegations that the Assem-
bly, meant 20 impeach him without investigation,
aud that the people dtd not respect the constitution
aud recognize the results OF the war;
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suPsEHE COua1-spsclAl TERM.

no MercaRt;le Fire Insurance Company
0etten u vacEtc the Appeintmest ar n
neesiver.
Before Judge CArdoso.
= 0b casa . petition was presented by william L. h.
owe for the appointment of OF the Mercantile
vtre Insurance Company and granted tho petitioner
avcing that the nsolvcnt in consequences OF
- Chicago nr molten was made yeserdAy on behalf OF
salca aud injunction removed. Tho andavit which
IN application that the capital of
cosRsny and that the cash assets beyond that are
oDaH16 H. Their debts other than for Losses by fire,
Vega accordin. the affidavit, only xl4GA 10 me only
slAer claim for the Chicago Gre disputed
esnlsny Chicago were In the burnt district slss aud
sd that after paying all claims sevcntyHve OF
sbelv capital would be intact after rcnsuring
usleJ, petitioner general
~ Iu nerely stock holder and purchased as stock on
S1e CsSdozo vacated The Injunction and discharged the
receiver.
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LOS

yUal..ssss.....'....s.. ooo LNJ. l,E3
been a. follows i!cr report last Noysn,ber 200
1885, loo at s bloc 900 at 100 each December
nary and February at ls al6c tosether January 200 at
ssls, Feer,lnry " a e Is March 500
ysmhsr 200 ssIsS y, = go At %!
sas 900 =. ls lsc SO At os y 6Iss 400 y
Is 7lsc 700 isac 400 al 7l6c 500 at lshc, zoo II
ls 7lsc, SO 1t 1885, 500 at Is 5lsc seo Ct 200 at
100 - sc zoo .. od 1sc 200 a. y ": Ise E1cnangsHs
baes Grand total 1890 The average ota,ions yes
terdsys forward deliveries November &C.,, De-
cember Is 42c January 1856; February, IT, 9 March,
10 l5c April, 10 SIC. We unOte
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ypases JoAchBsen and Gross, boiling tho jury ters for
November commencing Monday pext that ~ the
vuos the Court allow counsel bsoro their causes are
vsAehes upon day for trial. thus preventing their
eumbering the calendar before they ready case
W11 being reached, Be reserved but w unless legal
Reuse be offered, TO the foot Of the calendar for the
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Tho Qnotatlons based cotton running qualify
than half grade above below the grade quoted
The net receipts a the pSrs sum Up as
Ghsrieson 2ess; W.m,ngt9u; liz EoIiois l,s7!; New
l66t day last year, 1885, Toai the week. s2s
Rates for cotton freish. foreign ports closed The follow
5i6d 10 Havre, by 1c gold; SAIL To Hamburg
by stesm I'D, compesscd TO Bremen, BY steam, lc gold
compressed. TO Baltic ports by sai, s1c. &c. gold
FLouR AND GRAiN.-R sceiptn-Flour n,l75 bbls
wheat los H bushels a. 200 do. oats % 100 do
ley $3.50 do The -Four market ruled dull and heavy and
lower to sell much; sales 7Vo bbs Kye Hour was Quiet
but rlc better. The sales mostly x5 Is SIS 80 FOR
Western yellow SO 3d. City sacked meal unchanged We
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mss. = rs ..:r. & S
red wn:sr 81 AMBER 81 S Tor wh IL.
s ns , Il r.. .ss sS dull
Msss noe for elS On
.s w Sales q sS Ss
sr and fairy scsss Sale. bushels y Ole for s..ss
sSd G aosn a aSoa 70. es %
day rates without noticeable change excepting
grain y lower rates sseosU mode
petroleum. at unchanged rates The engagements
Csas sss 10 .ss. P S.. ss!
: :Da BY :a sa sss s%. 'i cs
e as ss q
g. g ssF s.
private German brig hence q port the nay
Fl f s s S%
$500 SSis. rsnned .peiIosam ss. 81. m Italian bark
s% j. e. AZ merle: Ss ss s
t@S amy any
g. The seanshp william Miller g; ,ons, chartered
Antwerp % take gen general err. s cargo: CT. ,,o,.,,
BALES ss nm in lots a. loo Goth and nominal
Market FOR both sern and do
Tor isss
s1saps ss sna s.
arrive per Calcutta, at y4c, DO. We quote Dressed Amc
$265 sSs ton undressed do, $3.50 t)n Ma
Mis- 13sc goid Sisa, FAC. l2c, do. Tsmp.co, 2hc.
z,sc do. in bond. Juc, fc 6kc, gol and jue butts,
3s4c, currency.
number OF brewers nquring IN the markets. who would
not meeting their views they only for
quirements We euotc:-State BIC. Soc; Eastern and
@s..s' ' 'ss's H. ;ssas III ST. 'da :f 40
ODDS. &c. 15c.
HAY AND s1nAw.--An qualities Of hay NEE, with fair
mand especially ahppng, and prices rule hrn IN favor
OF sellers Straw ess actvc, but firm. We quote:-
shipping II TO- retail qualities VI 70 81 d. strsw-Lonx
rye Isl o. 81 TO- short do, &c. S0 ost, s5c S0 and
HIpTs were unchanged We notes saes o: 1,O0 Mon.ev
deo slk lbs, atc., and 800 do, ~ lbs At 24sc
InoNTeiegrayhic advces received from Glasgow
announce Of g. upon al grades of
Scotch pig Mail advices from Glasgow report that all
attic sed In the manufacture 0; TN pates)
Sold up year 1874 ut SIS Sd. The pigs have
been purchased last ~ 6s 3d. The market
both Scotch and American pig was irm but qus 81 70
lgod) tor refused for lot of Cones 3,
sellers interfering with business We aunte:-No Ameri
ear $37 NO DO, Aj5; Gengalnocs SIS cash EglintoD
SA; Englsh rails so SOS, gold and American DO, al
works. $40 currency We note sale OF go wrought scrap
ON private terms.
LEATuvR.-There change hemlock sole since our
shipments TO Europe continue. and have
forward considerable quantities. OF good heavy leather
The demand from manufacturers il steady but moderate
aud al grades Receipts free being for the week
is IN better supply; prices remain the came
HeoyfQf II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from nat
for borrowing to per cent for carrying. The opc.
rations OF tho Gold Exchange Bank were a. fol-
lows
Gold cleared. 90, $50 600
Gold balances. 2226,07B
Currency balances. ..................... 2j00,11J