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No realised o. We heard Of other transactions w
quote NO. 3 81 50 rs 4O No S. 5oa pale q rs
-; exsra pale including window glass $7s ~ 3D. T1
PETRoLHUx-rhe market for crude was weak lower.
b., sass heard q under 3d. At which price 500
ebls were sold For May delivery 40o bbIs. brought 23c.
OF 5000 bbs for May at 24c 1909 June private
Provisions. Receipts 20 packages; pork 2lss
RRsss s Gu, meats Pacssges lard Az packages
the spot and future ~ delivery II f'r There %s' ws Se
chiefly At sis 80 export Beef was quiet aaa WE learn Of
no transacons OF moment Beef neglected and
dull was quiet but steady
Sales were made OF about go tierces l2c spot
RIor.-The market was ess active. but prices, with
only moderate stocks, lrm'y maintained The sales
735c The Carolina un,mporiant At SLc
as2sc.-sy6c. being for choice lots.
The market duh and heavy.
We note further sales OF 1900 bags Calcutta lin
seed At 81 121 ~ lbs The mqrke for inseed rn.
Small lots clover seed soid at l0c lJ3c.
S market was laet bn, steady The sales were
a small lot Demerara IL 90 sc.-a the bass
yS Sr n J. sG0a w
moderate inquiry a. II Tor soft White aai lssse 2.c
ss Ass., A ssss As e and 0t ss
Sc sr saaa a az Genmns re- ssn
sc good to pria. refining, sss ac fair to god gro
and Snse &C.
hogsheads and boxes, 7Ac aaec melaio lc. 4 &C. aa-
d. 10 10 e. DO d. white Ike q
grades ssc ioSc Braziis-uch sanis q. Nos 70 IL
&C. g1ac Jaya-Dnch standard kos 10 to H. 9Ac 9Ac
leans Refining grades, 7,4c SO. grocery grades &C.
TALLow steady, but quet $4,000 sold SIC.
&c., mostly at the inside figure
WHsKEl-Receirs. 200 bbls. The market WAS dull and
prices lower; LOO bblS. sold at sic.
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THAT glnsTFn gLU3Le.

The Principals In the Merchants aud Manu-
fnctnrtr-' Swiudle 10 40 Before the Grand
Jury.
All the aflidavits and papers which nave been fled
with reference 10 the charge OF fraud preferred by
the superintendent o. Police against George Thomas
Elias Joseph McClennan, Henry Wilson, Charles sin.
clair, James. Smith and Andrew Watt were yesterday
morning forwarded 10 the Granu Jury for tnelr
sheraton. II was at Arst thought impossible 10
hold them on the charge, but tile District Attorney
has 70 clearly dehued the law upon which the ndct.
meDts are 10 be founded that IL is very unlikely tile
defendants Will come OF without receiving the fu
weight Of the law. According TO the statute the
getting up OF lottery OF this character is u INSIDE
mean0r punishable with Imprisonment not exceed
ing two years and fne Of $4,000. There was con-
aultailon between Captain Walsh and Judge GarvIn
to-day with reference TO the property now In charge
OF the police, but the decision has not yet been made
pubic. All those who have loaned goods are an xous
10 regain possession OF them, butno,bing has been
removed w 10 Inc present tlmes
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CURT or eEsFPIl sEssIlyi.
Before RECORD n aach Ell.

Before Record r. lacketr.
Tue lrst case disposed 0. yesterday IN tiis court
WAS charge u burglary against Henry T. VIII
lianls. VINO pleaded gully 10 breaking Into the
premises Of his former employer, Adolph BIune
nIan. 10. Wooster street, on the 1stn OF February
and stealing nine pieces Of ingot copper. valued at
tbirty-nye dollars. The officer On post arrested
williams near the store with TWO pieces OF The cop.
per an MS possession Inc Recorder sent the pris-
oner to Inc State Prison for three years aud six
months.
Larceny OF TEA.
Edwar1 j. Kelly and Michael Sullivan pleaded
gui;y 10 stealing half cnest 81 tea on the 18th or
March from the store or Spencer, woodruff Co,
80 warren street, and we're cacn sent TO the state
Prison lor four years and six months.
rhE TnIEP ATTEMPTS TO STAB THE OFFICER.
Lawala J. Kelly vas tbon placed on trial Tor STAB
hug officer 11crney on the afternoon Of ms arrest
f0T the larceny W when he pleaded guilty. The
r.I,oer, VINO wae 10 ciuzens' clothes on Bioadway,
saw Kelly running aud told him 10 stop, but he re-
uscd 10 do SO drew KNIFE out o. his pockef, male
rre thrusts at the oflcer. and the last time sue
caedet IN innictng slight wound upon his hand.
Is Honor sent him 10 the STATE Prison for two
a.d six months the jury having convicted Kelly u
AN assault wltA inteni 70 DO bSaIy harm, the sen-
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Rest Newspaper In the
Country.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains splendid Cartoon representing
Sambo Before and After tho "Glotious Fifteenth.
Amendment" together with the very latest News by
Cable up TO the hour OF publication OF the situation
in Francc also Tclegraphic Dispatches from All
Parts OF tine World the Prospects OF the Crops
throughout the United States Trial Of Laura d.
Fair, in San Francisco, for the Murder OF A. p.
Crtcnd den; Blpr's Last Blast Against the Radicals;
Execution by h Vigilance Committee In Virginia
City, Nevada; Suicide OF Beautiful and Accom-
plished Southern Lady In Broadway HOTEL De-
faulting Government Onlcers; tho Public Debt. 1t
also contains the latest news by telegraph from
Washington; Artistic Literary, Scientific, Political
Religious ana Sporting Inteiligcnce; Obituary
Notices; Amusemenis; Chronological; Facetie Ed-
torial Articles on the prominent topics OF the day.
Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle
Horse Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe Markets;
Financial and Commercial Intelligence, and &C.
counts OF all the important and interesting events
OF the week.
TERMs:-Sngle subscription, "a; Three copies, S.;
Five copies, 81; Ten copies SIS; Single copies, nve
cents each. limited number OF Advertisements
inserted In the WEEKLY HERALnV
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SUPERIOR COURT.
The Burrows Divorce Suit.
Before Judge Jones.

The Burrows Divorce Suit.
Before Judge Jones.
BsrTo,ns rs B,trro,os.-In this case, which Is an
Attion for divorce the full particulars OF which have
been published IN the HERALD, decision was rem
Aered yesterday granting counsel Zee OF $500 and
Anmony OF $50 week, 10 commence on the LIST inst.
The Injunction relative 10 the defendants properly
WAS continued, except so far 10 permit him 10 lease
Or rent the same as TO real estate of the value OF
$aa 0o0 over and above all liens and encumbrances.
The EppcIein Divorce Suit.
Eppelet1 Cs. Eppeetn.-The Judge also gave de-
sision this case, the facts Of which have likewise
been given. He ordered the payment OF fifty dollars
counsel fees and three dollars week allmoBy.
Decisions.
BY Judge Spencer.
Charles n. Raymond et a. Is. James s. Watson
q al.-Order granted.
James Btst0p as. Empire transportation com.
p1ny.-Same.
j. X. Vance rs. J. H. Boggett.--Samc.
Laura r. Bbuf0a Us. James Jdcks--Same.
10 eph II Aorrt4 as Taoalds A. AOrriA. Same.
Robert Ward Is. george GredSOn.-Same.
HDJndn Nelson Us. Maria Sro.-same
by Judge Jones.
key,fchps The Sfrdt Aoeaue Kd Iroad Com pdny.-
Case settled and ordered TO be filed.
AGfp y. Tucker, Ell al rs. JOHN WeekS.-Security
0xed and order signed. See opinion.
John MoschD,cSkv rs. James 0'Brfen.-Order
settled and directed to be entered.
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He RT s.
Alleged Bounty Fraud-Matrimoaial Felicites--
The Burrows Divorce Satisfaction
Against Railroad Company.
UNITED STATES SUPREME CouBt.
Rejects Of Statutes Of Limitation in States in
Rebellion.


WASHINGTON, April 6, 1871.
No. l33. The United States ps. John r. Wiley et
sl-Error TO the Circuit Court for the District OF
vtrginia.-This was action OF debt upon the bond
given by Wiley principal, and the other four de-
eondants sureties for the faithful performance OF
Wiey's duties Marshal OF the United States for
the Eastern district OF Virginia The plea was the
statute OF limitations, more than six years having
elapsed since the cause OF action arose. II was
agreed thar the cause OF action in 1860, and
that from the 24th OF May, 1861 10 the cath OF May,
1865 the defendants were actual residents or IT.
gnia, and that during the whole OF that period 10y
reason OF resistance To the execution OF the laws or
the United States and the interruption OF the orti
nary course OF judicial proceedings IN the State the
defendants could be served with process for the
commencement oil the action. The Court sustained
Lhe plea Of limitations and the government brings
f1he case here, ooaending that the case is clearly
within the decisions OF this Court TO the eifect that
Abe time during which the courts In the rebel States
were closed 10 the opposing beligerents, Is 10 20
excluded from the computation or time liked by
the statute of limitations within which suits must
be brought. And II Is said that there was no rea-
son nf the statute OF limitations was against the
Uniled States Ut ALI why this exclusion should not
be made In respect OF suits brought by them as well
Is suits brought BY their citizens. The defendants
maintain that the decisions ot this Court relied upon
Nv the government In respect Of State statutes
OF limitations and not IN regard to acts OF Congress-
and that there was no statute or act OF Congress-,
act Of the government during The civil war, which
rary suspension OF the acts of limitations OF the
United States. The civil war was not suspension
by the government or the United states or its own
acte VI limitations or OF Its own right 10 sue.
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SUPREME C0UaT--CaAM5taS.
More Martins ANAL Infciiciric,


Before Judge Brady.
furnace rs. FtT7ace.-Thls came up on motion
for alimony ana counsel fees. The defendant Is a
lawyer. The parties were married fourteen years ago
and have two children living. In 1888 they parted.
She alleges that he treated ncr cruelty during all the
time they nvei together and on tins account she
was obliged 10 leave him. She asks S. 500 q year
alimony and $1,000 counsel fees on his side II is
alleged that she abandoned am without any unjsst
cause. He says he has no means except q small
allowance from his father A reference was
ordered In the case.
Decisions.
WestraD as. Forster ct aL-Alowance $500
granted.
Kenyon Us. Adee.-Motion granted.
F0be1 Us ID UtdSsp.-See opinion.
FOlon Us. folon. decree OF divorce granted.
wright Us. Wrtght.-Same
Mooney Us. A0onep-Memorandum for counsel
COTflStoch rs. Martin et al Motion granted.
Nicholson rS. Horten.-See order directed.
Bodies u.s. DllJ-Decided; clerk directed TO tax
costs.
Bdssdy ps. Faaton.-Motion granted condltionally.
See opinion
Friedman ps. Perezel-Motion granted, with leave
70 amend.
Rogers Us. Moore.-Motion granted.
fe1L1eld rs. JdDleS.-Motion grained. See opinion.
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ARErsr OF pntze FlanrEns. me 1ath ofiaa.

ARREST or PRIZE Pointers. --Ou the 18th OF last
month prize agnt conducted In strict accordanc @
WIN the rules Oh tie ring and consisting OF posd
many rounds, with any number OF Knock. downs ana
mucn danger TO the eyes, noses, &C, took place at
the East Buila0 Cattle Yards, between TWO Young
rougns-John Crawford aged twenty-one years, and
William walters, aged nineteen years. on a stu
later day the same parties again fought, about
tile same circumstances Some humanitarian made
complaint 10 the police, and warrants were issued
for the arrest OF the principals. On Saturday Craw
ford and walters were arrested by detective
MCCARTHY. Upon arralgpment AT the Police Court
they waived examination aud cave ball -Bugalo
Express, AprA -
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1883 bales same day last week. and 1891 baes day
last f0Iows:Galveston, O00 bales Orleans
2SSS Mobile, 53 Savannah 1868; Charleston, 65g; WI.
mington, TO- Norfolk LOB; Baltimore 49, New York, 9li
time last year.
CoFFER-The demand for Rio limited. Prices wero
well sustained, however the offerings being moderate
We note sale of 2S bags per Holey private
other descriptions heard OF sales, prices were
nominaly unchanged We quotsR,o, ordinary careoes,
I'VE, ac. We s sL 90 e. aAe good 40, isc Eye
gold in bond; Java government bags lsc ls%c.
eabo i4c a6sc Lagusyra Ike isAs.; Jamaica, lsc
nca 1ssc Iscs s Uui IN Ia cona oc' ,cs sos's
ltc. savsnila. l3I6c. . l6c, all gold. duty paid.
FLOUR AND dRAIH.- Receipts -four 1024s bble wheat,
l3,ov bushels 752 bushels; OATS bushels;
ley, 300 bushels; corn meal 3l2 bbls and 500 BAGS The
1our market ruled dull but prices unchanged Low
grades we're generally held The sales about 10000
bDs. Corn meal steady, with moderate demand we
note sales OF 6Q bbls 81 80 for Marss caloc SIS 0
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COURT or C0RaaH FLEts-spECIsL TERM.
Decisions.
ID. Insl.. A 49,.


BY Judge Loew.
Service rs. Grozh1.-Order granted.
Catherine z. Stauch rs. Herman r. Clducl.-
Divorce granted TO pldlntG.
Render Is. HG0o.-Order OF arrest.
The american Antuai LGc Insurance Company
ps. FISHER et di.-Moton denied without COSTS
Woy rs. cOhe1i-Aotion dealed, but plaintiff must
nave an order placing he cause on tae short caen-
dar Tor ne third FRIDAY "a Ap.n.
Anderson Us. Dt!7tu4g.-MUton Denied, without
costs.
Admirable o.. FTdHk.-Ordcr Of arrest granted.
xcC uiiCugh -. ACtWtlou1i.-Cause referred.
b. Judge Van Brunt.
OGo'ntdn ~. hdnas,-hoton granted, zen dol.
iars COSTS 10 abide events
By Judge Joseph +. rally.
in ne Matter ~ Tie ADpticdf'OH 81 drchtbdtf a..
TnOu1ls.-lroceediugs dismissed.
HOOuiraFu Is. SfeaTHS q 0t.-n0ion granted.
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opegn steamers took no specie.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET.


SOUTHERN SECURITIES QUIET.
The Southern list was generally steady and quiet
The Tennessees were fraction lower ana the new
South Caroiinas firm and better. The GLOWING were
the latest street prices:-Tennessee, coupon 65A
&C; do, new, G5x a &C; Virginia, ex coupon, 10
a IL; do. new TX 72ls; do. registered stock,
old, $50 551l; Georgia skies, 50 IS; do. seyens
50 q 81; do. do, Old, 91h %; North Carolina, ex
coupon 46A AZ; do funding 1885, SO a SO; do.
do 1858, 80 a 81; do. new, PAX n rs; do. special
tax, 10 a 20; Missouri sixes 92l. a 92H; do. Ham
6s a 20; do, new, 90 q 65; do. lcvce skies,
13h a rs; do do, cRhts, IS q 90; do. Peniientary
sevens, 20 q "A; do. railroad eights, IS so;
Alabama fyes, 70 y 10; do. Fights, 102 a l0i; 10.
railroad eghts IS 81; South Carolina SKIES, 70 so;
do. new, January and July, 6lsl 62ls; do. do,
April and October, 90 62; do registered stock, old,
co 20; Arkansas sixes 81 80; do. sevens So 62;
Mobile and ONO sterling, 81 a 90; do. interest
eignts, 70 81; do. second mortgage eights 6S GO;
Mississippi Central Railroad nrst mortgage sevens,
So So do second do Fights, IS rs; New Orleans
and Jackson first mortgage So so; DO second do,
rs q SO: Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mort
cage IS 30; do, second mortgage, IS 80; Green
vile and Columbia Railroad guaranteed South Caro-.
lima, 81 a GO; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed
Georgia, 70 IS; wilmington, Charlotte ana Rnther.
ford Fights, So q &C.; Memphis city skies, So SO;
Savannah city sevens. So "a: New Orleans con.
soils, Old 70 70; do issue railroad Skies 20 ~;
do new sevens, " IA
TIE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
were the hills ralltvay hort.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices OF the leading active stocks during the day
LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.

LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS.
The following were the closing street prices OF the
government list:-United States currency Skies
1861 1l51s; 90 SKIES, 1881, registered, 1l6k
li61; do. do, coupon, 1l62x al16s, do. fve-twen-
ties, registered, May and November lo9 1091l;
do. do, 1862, coupon, do. 1j2k 1l224; do. do,
1854, do. do, l12K Il2ss; do do. 1865, do.
do, 1l21s 1l21; do. do, registered, January and
July, 1ll3s me-; do. do, 1865, COUPON do, 1l1'S
1l1is; do. do, 1867, do. do, 1l13s 1I1H do do,
1868. do do, l1 ms do en-fortes. registered.
1881 1os1s; do. do, coupon. los1s Iosal.
THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET.
The fluctuations in the price OF gold during the
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COURT or COMMON pLEm-IsAl Tsaa-paaT l.
Action Tor the Loss OF Brother, His Horses
ard Wagon.

ACkKUu 1Oss u u
ard Wagon.
Before Judge Daily.
Joanna Poioers. Adnlin,stratTr or Michael Cor
oor0a The Hudson RfUe1' RaslroGtl Conpany.-
THIS action by sister. the legal representa-
tive OF the deceased, 10 recover 5000 the amount
allowed 10y statute for his death, and $1,000 for his
horses and wagon. IL appears that on the sd OF
October, 1868, the deceased attempted 10 cross the
track at Yonkers Win his team, ana was struck
BY the down train and Killed; the horses were also
killed and the wagon destroyed. IL Is charged on
behalf OF plaintiff tnaL tlc down train gave no no.
ice Of It's approach and that even then he could
have cleared the track II the nagmal had not
stopped his team by shaking his nag III tlelr face ).
Case sub on.
Ia consequence OF to-day beng Good Friday and
the German demonstrs ton taking place on Monday
the Court adjourned over 10 Tuesday.
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REAL ESTATE NATTER.

Yesterday vas d. quiet day IN real estate cir
Giles. The offerings at the Exchange were limited,
ana in part witndrawn. Below win be found par.
ticuars OF the saies.
To-day viii be generally observed as partial hoii.
day IN iine ana Cedar streets.
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asyiGaIiON ON TIE LAKES.

BUFFALO, April G, 1871.
The propeller W. t. Graves arrived from Chicago
this afternoon. This is the first arrival through the
STRAITS this season.
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STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half-Dast Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, April 6-6P.M.
AsHEsRecepts, packages The market steady with
moderate demand for pots nj 86 70 81 g. Pearls were
firmly held at $s rs SO Is being very small stock
CoTToN.-The market dull rather heavy without,
however decided change in prices holders being tree
sellers at quotations but not willing accept
buyers which usually &c. under current QUOTA
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wheat was quiet but shade fmer the about
3d. W busheis, at 81 s for No spring sore ~ IS
u 10 Tor amber winter, aud Old spring. private terms
Corn was shade lower but acvc the rn,
sDc Sic for mixed. The were about 900 bnshus
,ac sc for new Mixed Sic yellow. Oats quiet
bat nr nj .c Tor prime Western, 7c. TO- for Ohio,
with sales OF 4,MU bushels, within the range Barley
dn 5000 bushels old California at 0c store RIVE
dun and nominal
FRrIsH1s.The roarke, firm. with larger grain ship
mcns to treat Britain Mt strong rates. 10 Antwerp 10000
bushels ut cd zoo loads timber 40s 200
sc &c. To Bremen, 200 bales cotton &C., and so
tobacco ms 3D. The charters Included Italian bark Pc
or To direct port 4s 3D. another to Cork orders to
the United Kingdom, 2lv grain 5s 3d. with 10 per
cent addtona ~ 10 the Continent; British bark To Cork
Tor orders To the United Kingdom continent 1900 quarters
grain bs I'd Russian bark to Cork for iers 20 bushels
train hs 3d. OF " TO direct port bs 3D. italian brig TO
Malta Tor orders 1000 petroleum. and swedish bark
Italian brig M tons Gibraltar direct with general cargo
at ,oU out only vcse! $40 the side OF
CUBA and back, with 4sc. Italian bark TO Mar
settles Tor orders $500 bbs petroleum. dscharging
schooner from satila river New With lumber, &a
OUSNUsiher was no business whatever IN either cioth
or Tags, and prices continued nominal We quote Bags,
lb5yc. a l6c. and l9c. n lg&c. for cloth.
HEMP AND the absence OF transactions the mar
ko continued dull and prices for both foreign and domestic
are nomnaiy unchanged quote :-manila, We i0cl
sum &C., dressed American ga $s So per ton currency;
undresseJ do ~ ~ 81 So per currency Jnte Dszo
6sgc. god, and Jute butts 3Joc. a &c., currency: 80 -
HAY was steady, with air demand nj ~ Tor North
river; ~ 20 VI 90 for retail qualities; 81 ~ 81 20 Tor
long rye straw; DE 81 for short rye DO, and Toe sOc
for oat do.
nors.-Ihc market was quiet Prime goods sold to mod
crate extent for brewing The poorer descriptions were not
wanted We gno'c;-sstc, &C. We Western, %. fc.;
Eastern To- iuc and old nominal, vt from &c 70 &c
MoLAssEe.-Ihc market continued nrm, with a iar de-
and for foreign At fu We note sale OF 2oo hhds
Porto Rico at &c. Domestic steady with u moderate
business N lots amounting to eb bbls mostly al from tSc
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NEW YORK rRDpERTI-Hy MULLER. WIKINe Ann On.
House ana lot, NO. "A 1th ava 2.xltu. ! al a,l
lots, lauth ST. 40J H. W OF 5tn 2xIOli each so
lots ~ s. lzih at, adjoining 25rloO II, 800
lots s. 2lst ST., sU l. W. OF Ih nv., 2lAUUi each B25
lots l2ist st., adjoining, 2bxl00 H. each ll0
BEOOKLyR. -
Houses and leases OF lots Nos 20 AMI - Henry 1900
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uaIIED STATES CUaMssIasEaY COURT.
Alleged Bounty Fraud.

The United States Us. J. Nelson LucEey.-De-
feBdant has been arrested on q charge Of having,
at the present time To withhold S1O0 bounty money
hsm Joseph Kelley, discharged soldier. Lucxey
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CilEsoAR OF the COURT Or APPEALS.

ALBANY, April g. 1871.
The day calendar Of the Court Of Appeals at Al
bauy for aprl 10 ~ ioliows:-Nos. l5l, III, 49,
49,, la5, lag, l.0 10.
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The market for forward deliveries ,gs and nomI
nal few transactions took place at about former prices
amounting to 2JG0 bales, follows April 10 t3s.c
May $780, At ysSc June NO. at i3c August 100 at ilc
100 August and l01 September at IA l6c together
terday, after the close of Change $40 bales, foows
April 800, at 1895 June, 200, at lS<c July 100 10
Fxchanged-90 April for $50 July, Total sales
since aetre 3,lh0 bnles e luute:-
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TIE COTTOX MOVEMENT.

List Of Cotton CnrGocs from American M
Liverpool April q.
LIVERPOOL, April 6, 1871
The undermined vessels have arrived at this port
with If Anna
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
three cent for carrying TO fiat for borrowing. The
operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lowa:-
God Cleared ga, 6S5 600
God balances. Observation-Disclosures. 952,692
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1076,9
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Gotham's Criminal Gang-An Expert Pocket
book ssDrorpeT'' Dropped Upon-A Full Term
Al the Fenitentiary and ri ~ Dollars Fine
Attempt TO Deingc n Heuse in West Four