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The New York herald., 1871-10-14

Mother DESERVING Her Tive Daughsms-
Iseft ~ . school aud Afterwards Handed
Over 60 tho Authorities at Yerkville PssIcc
Court.
Frenchman, named Mallor. and his wife ap-
pcared yesterday afternoon before Justice Coulter.
at the Yorkvillo Police Court, accompanied by two
Interesting little girls whose history suncienLIy
interesting TO make book quite AZ entertaining as
the "Babes In the Wood" Their names Mr.. Mall or
said, a. far as he was aware, were Jennie and
Minnie Hewitt About n Inc months sinec . lady,
giving her name ~ Mrs He wit, went 10 M. MalIor.
who Keeps boarding school for young girls nc No.
l24 East Forty-slxth street, and asked him 20 take
charge OF her children ana that she would
fRe cnlldren were taken into the school
ON these conditions BY Mr. MallOr. The
promised remuneration, however. never came.
although letters were received by the Majors quite
her always either at washington or AZ Albany. and
from the contents or those letters 1t would seem az
II she were the whole Of her time up to her eyes IN
her at length by Mrs. Mallor, she mother wrote
telling her to 90 TO q Mr.. Townsend, law
yer. OF this ety. and mat ne oS would nassy Lay
TO MIR townsend. learned from him that he had no
acquaintance whatever with Lady OF that name.
and OF course he refused to respond to the demand
rebuff was that Inc Majors VINO, n they
are to be believed themselves, are quite
poor, yesterday as already stated, went before
Justice Coulter and asked that the children bc
with, aud they were sent to the Catholic Protectory.
They are very intelligent and well-mannered little
things, and have evidently been in good hands
present saw the poor waiis doomed to live, probably
forever Or ar least, for some time TO come upon
the charity OF the city. M
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i . 70; New Orleans and JACKSON, nrst mortgage. s5
90; do. DO. second MORTGAGE "a 70; Memphis and
charleston Railroad. drst mortgage s5 81; 40. DO.
second morrgAga rs 90; Greenvlle and Columbia
Railroad, gusrantecd BY South Carolina. 81 q 50;
Macon ana Brunswick Railroad. guaranteed ~
Georgia n a75; Wilmington. Charlotte ana Rutner-
ford Railroad eights IS 90; Memphis and
Littio Rock Railroad eights. rs q 80; Memphis
city skies, 81 SO; Savannah city sevens 90 . co.;
New Orleans conso's. old, 70 70; 40 issued rail-
roads, s.xcs, 70 70: do. sevens. es . 10 IS .isi
90 .2HE DRY GOODS Nr0Rrs. $50
Thsin1pcfts of iopccn dry goods at this port dur.
inashe week sndsng October 1877. were sass. 5os
the amount thrown on the rlarket was -, Il1,7sa.
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4 Coroner Keenan, yesterday held An inquest on the
body Of Thomas 0Connor, late OF a2s East Thirty
fourth street. who died from the effects OF frac-
tured spine. received early last Tuesday morning.
while engaged in fight with Patrick Malone, at tho
foot OF Tnirtyfourtn street, East River. 0'Connor
and Malone, who boarded together, had some
slight Misunderstanding and agreed to settle
then little unpleasantness by trough
ana tumble" tight. and while thus en-
gagged, Malone threw O'Connor on his head
and shouldera fracture Of tie spine was the con-
sequence, from which death resulted. IL dbl not
appear during tho Investigation that there any
intent on the part OF Malone TO take OConnor's life,
ana doubtless there was n0ne me Jury found o
verdics In accordance with the foregoing facts and
Coroner Keonan cominitted Malone TO the Tofnbs.
To-day ne VIII be released on $1,000 bail to await
the action OF the Grand Jury. Deceased was twenty
one years OF age aud native OF ireland
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o. this lodge are hereby summoned 70 a.tend sps-
| cial communication on sunday next o. tMeive ~
nsnd we funsr wfs e Hsr HnsssES 'se HES'ns ssss -
Iswn-Ir BROOKLYN, on Thursday. 6ciossr IL
Mr4 ANN LEwis. aged 10 JearA reict 81 EilaA
Reiauvss and friends OF the family are invited %
tsP. NJ. from Iise residen &C Of her son ln-law. n
J. OvingtOn LIS Livingston street.
LonsK, aged ~ years, months aid days
The relanves and friends OF the Family are 70
ssa 70 s s En n
MIrcnELi-6n FRIDAY: oc.co~ "a KoDrss
The relatives and rIends Of the family are inv,sed
to attend the funeral, on Monday. October 10 g
West Nineteenth street - .9L.g1 q
MoNRoK-On Friday. October Is, DAVID 1oKDo~
the reIa,,vcs ana friends Of the mmxs are 70
spectialy g. invited 70 attend the funeral from -
sunday. October is. At one O'Clock r. NJ.
MURPuy.-On Thursday. October IL. ELLEN MUD'
Funeral from her hate residence. nt Bitsngvuls.
3. l., on sunday moning, nj eight O'CLOCK, Tho
remains will be taken 70 Calvary Cemetery for inter-
McNULrY.--On Thursday, October u, MARY No
NULTy, native OF the county Meath, Ireland, -
the relatives and friends OF the family are respect
oDsr i a. two ociock M rom % her as rss
denco. 313 East Houston street.
Der ii, JOHN D. PosT. in the 5Sth year OF his age.
Tho relatives and friends invited 10 attend the
funeral on SATURDAY, october H. ut ten O'Clock A. NJ
Oregon and Idaho papers please copy.
RILEY --On Thursday. October L. after a long
and severe illness, RICHARD Ri RY, aged ~ years.
The friends and acquaintances or the family are
respectfully requested to attend the funeral from
the residence Of his brnther-lnaw. so Cherry strcoA
on sunday, October Is. At half-past one o'clock -
SrUYvES ANTON Friday morning, october IS
TUEOpoRE Youngest son Of Charles 8. and Matilda
Stuvvesant, IN the 18th year OF his age. s
Notice OF funeral in Sundays Herald.
vANDERROFF.- members OF Atlas LodgA Hok
3l6. r. and A. NJ, are hereby summoned TO mees 90
Sunday, October To- at half past ten O'Clock az -
Broadway, to attend the funeral OF our deceased
brother. Edward I. yandereon. Sister lodges axo
fratcrnally invited. BY order ...-..o sas
GEO. w. DURYEB. Secretary. 4u9 .8H4 -Nfn
81 VENUs--On wednesday morning, October IL
ELIZA. wife Of Thomas Venus, IN the essn year d
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. without further
notice, on saturday. October IA at two O'CLOCK
p. NJ. from her late residence. East Wiihamsb0r1b
l. L 4et3 fisFele e1n. tat-s u
WHITE in this city on Tuesday, October 1a sftce
short Illness JAMES b. WHITE, In the 10th year q
his age. ,..lee ,a--
| land county, N T., where the funeral will take
| place. ON Sunday the 18th inst, ct hafpaSt te9
| O'Clock A. M, from the Dutch Reformed churcA.
Relatives and friends OF tho family also the nena-
bers OF Amity Lodge, spring Valley. arc respecunly
| invited TO attend. ~ la as,faea
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ToNss POLICE COURT.

= Clerk steals o1,GO0 from the New York
AsA Rsssen Exprcss Csnpany-Faliy Csu-
nalsasA ter Trial. se.. ta-if a.s..lst ia@... Il.
,. Predericg Aytoon, an employe Of the New York
end Boston Expvess Company, was yesterday morn.
ing arraigned before Judge Hogan at the Tombs,
charged by Gustavus A. Fuller. PRESIDENT OF the
company, with collecting el,eoS on his employes'
accOthl aud apprOpriaing the same TO his own use.
Xtoon p young Canadian OF respectable appear
ance and not long since returned from Quebec He
naa ~ been trusted with large sums OF money hereto
ayc enc s never EnowD until the present instance to
~ MAecsor6!ne 60 70 the Testimony Of John r. Jewett OF
~ ~ Wcas street. the prisoner tAytoon) called at
~ y.cc 81 buAinc3s on the lon or August last and
~ psymcnt, on behalf OF the express CON-
pxMy, ~ we e0ovo named sum. lie produced re-
Sclps W, wn,ca No signed and received the amount
ninvo snns umo ne mas been est until he was ar
5s,sss s1naaS Sn! ngss se vas CONFRONTED before Mr.
ceived ne money. Aytoon gndlnr Inc rrooss W ,o,ep
ABLY conclusive. against him, waived an examina.
ti0n ana saad; = am guiity."' Il 10 believed that a
pos1on q tno money eau Jet be recovered, but at
present the p1e00or refuses give Anv IN
about H. BE WAS fully ommitted for irtal Al Ihe
esnsrai sessaons " default Of $4,000 bslh
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$50 MINOR OFFEECES. '- ss...ts-
y,rcr. q chr. oil ck pocket. pleaded 0uilty OF
SUPREME clUa1-caAnsEas.
A 81otber s>eekiny Hcr. Child.
Before Judge InRraham. NJ


N re An'aa kisnona.-This was writ Of habeas
corpus case The rciator seeks the custody OF her
dsughser. nve yesrs old. she scrs forth In her pet
tOu that tn 1855 she waa married to VIM. H. Kim
BALL. that they have one child the daughter IN qacs
tion, mat he has never contributed much to her
C'wFt; that he was In the habit Of beating her,
- Shl &c attempted to cut her tIrOat with raz0r;
res he frequently gets lnt0xcatcd ana January
last abandoned her and her child; that In August
last she the child visit hun, ana that since
t1gu ne mas refused 70 give her w. The chlii
ana al parties appeared In Court. After some dis
cussiOn permission was granted the mother to SEQ
The. ciild NJ the ASL0r uOuSe after which 1t would
be returned the custody OF its father, 6nu on
Tuesday next would be argued me question rs TO
whom should be given its permanent custodJ.,
DecisiSns. :.
..RS0A Kefv rs. Louis y Fury eta'.-Motion de-
uied. sf iG flE...oi6f 1f.... s.es sA... ss
fH r. R~nard 90 al. rs. McCanil et a,.--InJunction
eonftnned. provided defendant complies with con.
tract - proposed, Otherwise denied.
voteatas,e Htnton r& George NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
denied tfg7i, - .lps 81 lslfI gss
Philip In1,,dr ra Ndotalina Hunter-Reporto OF
seleree coniirmcd and Judgment OF divorce gran ted
n. Brri5MGa u.s. Hcnv ~ Andre,os.-MOtion de-
MED. with leave TO renew on defendant giving q
sa!enient ol his residence IN this city and time Of
each for Iasx year. ti iNs 6 s.1..af f lsiA.s.sltt
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES LovtR


The southern list was heavy and generally lower,
with further sharp decline in South Carolina new
bonds tue July issues OF which sold at a. The
following were the closing prices inclusive or suc
tattons for the leading Southern municipal an d
rai.r oad oonds:- Tennessee, ex-coupon, 6s a se;
do. new, IS . 65X; Virginia, ex-coupon. 50 a 81:
do., new, 81 10; do, registered stock old, 40 sa
Georgia stxeH 90 IS; do sevens 20 4 %: 4
North Carolina, ex-coupon. 10 l2; do. funding.
1864 50 SO; do. do, lses, 70 q 20; do.
new, 23 rs; do. special tax, Is II:
Aissoun SKIES, % e5; do. issued Hannibal
and 81. Joseph % o.; Louisiana sixss, DID, q 7o
do new, 90 81; do. levee sixeA 81 n; do.
DO. esnts 90 . IS; DO. Penitentiary sew ems, 81
II; do. railroad eghts, 70 . so; Alabama ives, ss
~; do. eighis l00a l02; do railroad eRhts 90 os
South Carolina skies, 10 . 10; DO. new, January
and July, A2a42K: do. new, Apri and October, 20
IS; Arkansas sixes IS IS; DC. seveus, 80 90:
Mobile ana Ohio Railroad sterling, ss q s2; do. m
tersst elRnts 90 s.; do. second merssge eishts 10
q rs; Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage.
ssvenA 90 81; do do. second mortgage. eignts, "a
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.

Alleged Komicide--AcaaittaI Of. tho Accused.
Before Recorder Hackeft.
sAt the opening Of the Court yesterday Carr Frese
Was arraigned at the bar charged with homiclde IN
the fourth degree, In causing the death OF Leonari
9Tcgerch on The 18th OF November Is7u me onIy
witness VINO knew anything about the occurrence
Was MIcnacl Casey, who was At brewery In Filtv.
Fourth street., between Second and Third avenues
upon the evening In question; he heard them quar-.
Rolling, hut as they were 0ernlahs he could NOT tIn.
dkrstsnd what they SAID. q Gregertch was then
sSandfng ut the head o. the stairs, and when he
Casey ncturned there he saw 0regerci lyinG at me
foot OF the stairs, apparently In drunken cund 0n
rho prosecution believed that they would De able
% show that Frese pushed Gregerich down stairs
which resulted IN his death few DAYS afterwards
but the witnesses could not be found. ..N3 FUs =
tMr. Fellows abandoned the case, and the Re.
cerdef ,ns.tucted the Jury to acquit the accused.
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COURT or OYER AND Tsam,Ssa.
.Dlscharge of tho GRAND Jury-lndictments
Pleas and Sentences. 9s ,e.a i.S
I--...l- Eaf0ra Judge Barnard. n. w II. ~

.DlscharGo al tho Grand Jury-lnuActmentSs
Pleas and Sentences. a ess fst
ta...4s Before Judge Barnard. IL i1
This Court met at eleven A. N. yesterday. An
unsual crowd of spectators flied the room 1t was
rumored ami generally supposed that the Grand
Jury would bring IN indictments against ccrtainf
members OF tEe .ng," but the expectations IN this
regard were disappointed. One only OF this class OF
indictments was presented. grand surprise
=, pls.HARGr or TIE GRAND JURY.
Tue yudgc dId Every quietly aud ncauy.. he .di9
not Wo8te c0zaipllmentary phrases. Dut SIMPLY tOu
them thas ne dad not visa TO make tnelr la0ors OPP
nom lv1th, duties, He added that another Granu
Jury would &c impAnellcd on Monday next. ,.al
"A number Uf prisoners we're arralsned TO plead 70
the indicsu ,nts f0un0 against them. The InosI I'm
,'-.-F Foun MURDER CASES, \, i.s, fs.
III Of whom, through William +. Howe, their coun-
fRsdp Wse & .sused si q the o surIsr is of Kan Ranaoh
Warcherer; next Daniel Foley, tho alleged mul-
deRes q iona " Bren; the thirl c-e john " Bren,
ID the hst jaiacy Magauiey, accused Of tho murder
u Agnes Rney-lh lhts last case generally known as
The sschalltg .anrder.n All were remanded Tor
UML 80 -. f.elle& .tui aNs.. ess .s&- ~.
W. ~ 81 81. MINOR OPrENCEs -i ,Es...tt
lOhn Lapg,Gcr, . car pickp0ckct, pleaded guilty OF
stealing watch, (which was hanging from mans
onso As sns CoSnellSs r. si sn peas ay
clehing ana ,eweiry. Tho rst was sent TO the Slate
rca aos sc ne s @ sg Ss
but uld not know ~ was stolen. The u0nrs said Il
would take Shia DBoa and .remanded him for trial.
s.ans y sst..ss pssad s, no. Sni{io fcyefy Nary
grand larceny, rs also did Two others par mobile
batrnsn Jacob and Leon Stetndorf. They we're all
renamed Tor trial. atcr which thc Court 0dl0urncd
oM next Monday. 10 which Time the petit lary was
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The quoialons based on cotton running In quality not
fhan haH srsds above or beow the prade quoted
lOaai New 6.ssns sfso, nob9s i,sss; savannsh Sss4
more, n New York, yo6: Boston, Total, 5,7os bales
Same day last week, $50 Same day laa year l,63S
received hs week lat ysa Rates Tor sopo
Liverpool by steam, 7lsd hd; by sail Nd Sied: 70
10 6Alse porss, ~ ssl, bc s,sc sold
is65so bushes ecrn $50 DO corn me. IS9 bbs and $50
baGs oats ssss bushels; barsy 7s9 DO The nour mar
ON shipping goods which were wanted ne sales e small
last evening) aggregated about IL 900 bbs Rye -four
was onet but steaJy Corn neal was quiet
and steady for both barrels city We quote
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sulp'tsles COURT.
A Church Dinicuiiy Settled.
Before Judge Freedman.

7.s CHURCH OF the Redeemer Us. James Z. cran-
erd.-TAc action IN this case was brought to re-
cover s52l, ',school building fundn alleged 70
have been Ia the hands OF the defendant and with
hns been once Tried, and verdict rendered for de-
fendAnt IL was carried to the Court OF Appeals
when tho decision was reversed and new trial
ordered On the present trial the Court directed
verdIct for plainiln for the full amount, with In
t&reSS making $7gk 81. with costa. n I
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uwTta STATES CONSIsA9li,s' CaYaT.

Charge ., Resisfing u .Custom House Omcer'
Ee.ore Commissioners Shields. sti..es
rAe United states ps. Aichde. Go0.-rhe defend
ant Who had been charged with resisting custom
Houso o01ccr IN the discharge OF his duty some
months ago yesterday appeared before the Commls.
GiOner ana surrendered mselL lie gave pal III
m OOO 70 an AT the action Of tile Grand Jury.
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GOVERNMENTS BETTER.

The government list was better and generally
steady. a. sharp inquiry for 'o1s set In to cover
speculative sales, and these issues became excep-
uonalIy strong. Toe following we're the closing
street prices:-Untted States currency sIxes
1l0A a. 1lli 10. do.,a 1851, registered, ia .
lis; do: do, coupon. 115* o. ll51l; do. nve-
twenties.s, re9lstered, May ami November, 100
q lilo; do DO, 1862, coupon do., 1i4sS l14,S; do.
do 1854. do. do, llsX ll3; do. do, 1865, do do,
mega H4}; 40. do, registered, January and July,
1la all31f; de- Do 1855, coupon, do, 1l2X li2x;
do. do. 1n6z do do.. li2K 1l2x; DO. de- lses do.
do, 1l3k . ilss 40. ten-fortes registered. loJ .
1o7K; DO. DO, todp0h, zcsX 3<.ssss fs s. s4s
- saaeroCxs ysvEBfsH AND sTaoxa
Tho stock market was feyex1sh, with wide auctu.
ationA but gradually strengthened and left or With
dectded Improvements IN botn sfesupg and prices.
The lowest prices OF the day were made soon after
tho morning Board, and were occasioned BY Phla-
dcIphM telegram announcing the failure Of heavy
operator IN Reading. This stock dropped to 100
amid great excitement, and by ITS decline set the
rest Of the market on the downward turn again. A
rally toward the beginning Of the second session Of
the Board naugurated sprlted reaction In prices,
particularly when one OF the firms which suspended
few days ago sent word to the Stock Exchange
that they we're ready pay all claims full with
interest The urn 10 question, Messrs. II. s. Cam
boss q Co., acopred the very prudent and honor
able course Of suSpendng before the declining mar.
ket had rendered them insolvcnt Hence they have
been able 70 scttle In full with all creditors
and resume huslnoss. Again, the malicious inslnu-
ations as 10 the standing Of one OF the
wall street banks we're openly Withdrawn BY the
operator whose oner 20 sell It's stock on time op-
tlons occasioned 50 much indignation ON Thursday
evening. lie NOT only retracted what ne had said,
but, il Il reported made the anaends honorable by
proceeding to the bank and apoloNzinG to Its on
cials. Tho clearing up OF the atmos-
pnerc generally, so far a. the banks are
concerned; The triumph Of the Third Ave.
nue. Savings Bank In living out the run
upon IL, and large purchases OF good stocks for
legitimate investment, impaired quite cheerful
tone the market later in the afternoon. Reading
got back to 100 on heavy dealings. resulting It was
said, from orders to buy given BY the wealthy laay
specuator residing in Providence, whose operations
in this STOCK we have had occasion speak OF be-
fore. Before the windup OF business this serenity
was somewhat marred Dy another failure In Plila-
delphia. Reading receded to lO4 ana other prices
fell or but In less proportion, the nal street mar
Ect being dull and steady. W Wit
.dam3 1. HIGHEST AND Low EST PRICES.
Tne following table shows the high est and lowest
+
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kAalSe CousT-aAsrI.
Important 20 Sellers OF RenI Estate.
! Csts Before Judge Gross. G6 t.se

-r@I4I Before Judge Gross. 'Id IUf- ..-,I.l
Bsvvsr ~ koore.-Tnis case comes upror trial O
thard tane The action services In selling Ger.
tain lots ~ THIS city for s2825o. The plainti0 not
being licensed broker at tho time does not claim
ne one per cent - customary brokerage, but as
promise OF defendant A large number OF witnesses
were called az to the circumstances and Testimony
taken on Former trials read by way or contradiction
The defendant denied employing the plaintin IN any
manner. claiming that he acted for he purchaser
hts enleav0r being throughout the negotiations To
lower the price OF the properly. Jury stlll out
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STREET QUOTATIONS
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Oct I3-6 Pm.
aAsHE&-The market quiet but steady for pots and
pearls at 81 75 % % and % Is 90 7srsspectvely
CANDLES moderate trade demand 81 sc. 2sc.
for seac Ssc for patent sperm, 30 for plain SPERM M
for paran and l3c 5c for adamantne which figures
the market was quite steady. ,4 sf..
eCoPPER-Amercan ngot In light demand, yet the
market continued very strong with sales OF 10000 lbs Lake
Il 9sXc per ID. We quote :-New shsathins aac /. old
sheashng, 2lc &c. nails s0c bolts and brazers sc
yellow metal shcathng. 2c do. do. BOLTS 25c and do
nails, 10 8sgta I .4,irs ssaH .Sle5o ftaf so las
CorrRE-The market for all descriptions continue a
strong We note saes OF ss7s bags Rio, per A. Pendegas
and s44O bags Csyon, per Ann Bsnaed, on private
terms We quote :.Rio, ordinary cargocs, l31oc. 1
l3'<c fair do, 1c llac good do, Nc. zc prime
Java sic ssc.; singapore aic. asa Ccylon isc sc
l7c. lsc. 81 Domingo. gold, In bond flc Ike. Costa
MICA, iIc is'{s Manila loNc l7hc Mexican, &c.
dsy paid . % 90 dsys credit t''s' ''s' S0o'
CoTroN.-Ths market for cotton on the spot opened
stronger under continued good demand from exporters
and some sales were effected at higher prices The SHARP
class OF buyers who bnay Obliged to withdraw
the me subsequent rge receipts
the ports served 70 further weaken Market which,
the close had downward tendency with more sefrs than
Sa. a. o. e me oSs
true 70 slight extent ~ later show. good bust
for future delivery was consummaed irregular
sice the srket opening excited and higher and closing
November is,sc December and is isc FOR Janu
ary The sa!ss reported Change up ss foiows.-
sfof wsA ,n.3ilA ~ 11YIy = Last Eren,aa To,d,.
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--Incinded in the above bsies, arrive For future
delivery, basis low n1ddng the ssies have bean fol-
Uc.obe Move mber and December. 100 each isalc to-
f bsss%ssr M a. s 80 x = S ss Il
March, 200 q sotc Total, 600 basa To-Day. octossr,
yembsr Sos al ~ y llsS 900 Iss1c sIsisc 500 ..
NossnS:S .sd DsosnSsr soO each. 4 lex. sod Zach,
q a is "a lille pscenbs&s & Iocs a a kc, ,Skc, $50 :!
J.nSaIy 20 :. e isise rssrnssy oo :. as Agr, 900
The av.rs. asosssinns yesterdaJ forward deliveries
lA50c. January, l9.67c. We quote:--
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and COMMERCIAL.

......,s -..1 .t~ r--vDAY. Oct l3-s:so r. Nj
n, aCs.uss to-day vhssss vas no oe'ser. Ine
~ -. nssyy ana rome g. .Tades were weak.
Cotton s on - ssesAy usai toward The e.osc' wnen '
became weak. - -t,.ess
The money market was essief. although extfavA-
rant rates continued to be psak IN the earlier
hours for making engagements Tho govern
ment dealers wero readily supplied - seven per
cent 70 seven gold. but borrowers on stocks
paid I-lsth 70 y, and In few inssascss> y per
cent The immense liquidation on the SteCk Ex-
change naturally contributed TO the relaxation OF
the market which became quite easy before three
O'Clock, when borrowers were offered balances Is
six and seven per cent .e,sh f1f
The paper market is entirely neglected a. conss-
quence OF the high rates prevailing for tile ef
money on demand rs t.t.,iae
s7of esh voKEiGN EXCHANGE LowxR w
The steadinessn OF the London money market has
checked the advance IN rates for sterling exchange
and the market has heen freely supplied recently
with bills drawn on the British insurance companies
having risks on property In Chicago, where the
losses o! foreign companies have been aDouE
slo,0O0oOo. Under these circumstances the leading
drawers have Teen able to lower their rates. The
market at one time Of the day was weak.
but closed with steatlier feeling ON the
easing OF terms. for the use or gold.
Tue following were the final quotations:-Sterllng,
sixty days commercial, lO7 lo7k; good to prime
bankers, 1o7H, a 1os; short sight 1881 100;
Paris, sixty days. 6.S6k 5.3lx; short sight, $50
a 62sN; Antwerp 5.321S 1925; Switzerland. 6.2sA a
5.23sx; Hamburg, 35h q 35%; Amsterdam, 4O,< q
4OI; Frankfort, 4oN Ar; Bremen, Tx a 7sl<;
prussian thalers, TX 70
GOLD STRoNG-I14K 114x. r
Tne gold market was steady and devoid Of specia
feature early in the day. ana fell on to ll44, Dui
closed up strong on purchases by the foreign bank
ers, who were In receipt Of advices by cable that
American securities were weak ana lower at night
TALL this evening In London. The supply OF cash
gold was very irregular ana rates nuctuated widely
The course OF prices to-day Is shown In the tablet
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
he 4: COU RT IS.

Opsuing Z - Criminal Term Of the Uaitsd
statss Circuit Court-A Colliion Cass-Busi-
men In the Court Of Oyer and Terminsr-
- 4 Nsthsr Claiming Hsr Child from the "A
e3r,qo Iathsr-A Church Difficulty Set arr
Ted Important to Real Estate .ssa asa
S0wners-Budness in he Gen- 4lAel
eral SesNons-D Decisions
The New York herald., 1871-10-14
uiITED STATES CIRCUIT couaT.

Tho regular carcoit Of this Court viii commence
On Monday next before Mr. Lewis d Woodruff. The
calendar including criminal and civil cases, Is one
or the heaviest tnas has been presented for some
years past On the equity side OF the Court DanK-