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EUROPEAN MARK ETS.

Lc>DoS MONEY MARKHT--LoNDoN, Nov. 2s-aSo r..
Moo sols cioecd at SS Tor both the acconn
16b7s la: ten-forties, 20
FrANKfoRr Bou uasE.-FRAsvronr, Nov. ga. NJ
United states hvetweny bonds opened III 7 as for the
issue of 1859
PARIS BoSBsK-rABIs Nov 2s--A M--Ren,cs closed ~
56f. b2c.
LivKrrooL CorroN MARKFT.-LIvEnpooI. Nov. Is.
go l.. M.The cotton market Arm. Middng uplandsy
rxd.; inldbng orleans. lUd. Ihe salcs OF he day
have ocen l5oo bales. ncuinJ 4oOu for spec,aton sn
export Sales or cotton ship named nj Savannah or
ChaesoI have been made NJ sild. gd. for midlnxsf
The sacs Yesterday ycachci 2s,00 oaies. I,
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LIvEapooi, Now
2.rork 47s. I'd per Dbl. for une western prime
TRADE MASCUEsrER Live ,rooLr Nov. 2S. Tho
market yarns fabrics Manchester IL steady.
LIvIcrooL BRTADsTUrfs MAggEE-LIvEBpooi. Nov.
ESP MThe receipts OF wheat nj this port for The past
three days have bccn Io0O qarer watch are Amer.
Genital forCaorna white lis It's ID tor No rel Wcsicrn
spring and lis sd FOR red winter Flour z5s 39s par bb
for estcrn canal Corn, 32s 3D. per quartcr fcs. Aos
81. quarter for Canadian. ,a 81
LoNDON IRoIucI MARkET.--LoNDoN, NOV. 1o--JvcaS
lnr. Linsn oil ~ los. Common r0sin us.
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL
The Southern list was dull ann generally steady,
The south Caroinas were exceptionally active, and
alternately strong and weak. the July bonds open
Ing at IS ana closing Mt 35&. The following were
the final street prices:-Tennessee ex coupon, 60
e6,s: do. new, 65h a66; Virginia, ex coupon 63 u
"a; 40. registered stock old, 81 "a; do sxes con-
solda'ed bonds, "A G4ti; dos skies, deferred scrip
2s1. 2Sk; Georgia skies, IS q 50; DO. scvcns so
"; do seyens gold, Or North Carolina cx coupon,
50 Is; 10. funding, 1855, 20 20; 40. do, 1855 Il
%; do. new, ls 20; DO special tax, IA 10; MIS-
souri aAcs, 9Tii os; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph,
pS a 95: Louisiana SKIES, 65 q 81; DO new oS u o2
do lcvee SKIES 80 IS; do. do. cights, 20 IS; do.
do cighs, 1876, rs s0 do Peni,entiary sevons, 20
q 10; do. railroad cights, 20 49, Alabama hves,
Go 90; do. eighrs, 100 l02; DO elghts,
Montgomery ana Eufala Railroad, 90 95;
South Carolina sixes, 90 20; do, new, January
and July 351 a &c., do. DO, April and October
g2 81; Arkansas skies. funded, So a 5s.
STOCKS UNSETTLED AND STRONG,
The course OF stocks was Ia direct and very close
sympathy with the several influences above set
fol,n. That Is, the market was weak early In the
day on the sim fairly urgent inquiry for money, the
decline being further helped by the bolder opera.
tons OF the spectators for decline, to whom the
depression Of the past few days HAD been o con.
vncng argument that the majority OF the street mad
been converted from the "bulli TO the "bear' slde
Hence steady pressure OF sales from both "bearsp
and despondent "bullsn led TO q gradual decline
which reached its extreme ABOUT the end OF the
second board, and ranged from Il to per cent
although some effort had been made at reaction
when midway OF tho last call money was discovered
~ be growing easier Whatever influence was thus
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ROLLICS0ME MARY RAYMOND,

Mary Raymond, comfortably dressed. dark-eyel
and pleasant faced female, was brought before
Judge Ledwith yesterday on a charge Of intoxica-
ton. She had been reclining In the station house
long enough 70 regain 6 soft OF sobriety. As soon
as her name was called she ssid:-
'Judge, you'n please let me re this time, az want
10 20 back 10 ny WORK.
JuDGB-Whce do you work.
MARy-I'm employed by General SANFORD and
Professor Doremus
yuD0H-ln what capacity
MARy-Im dressnAaker, Yer Honor.
gIDaS-Do tney tolerate such conduct ~ tbisS
v,,aM v,M,any-welI, Yer Hoh2I l am Freemasons
JrDeH.weIL We WIN hols ron temporarily TN
We near from your triendA
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exerted was entirely overcome little later, when
1t was announced that Mr.. Boutwell, had refused to
bay any bonds-a proceeding deprlving the street
OF so much anticipated money. But all
these minor considerations were soon lost sight
OF in presence Of the important news that
six millions OF Treasury checks were on their
way to the city 10 pay for redeemed bonds. These
checks are. OF course so much gold. six millions
or gold thrown suddenly into the banks was start
ling development for the "bears,n who, to rectify
their course. began covering their contracts, and
induced sharp upward movement. late in the AT
ternoon, which took prices nearly II not quite back
to the morning figures, and in the case Of ONO and
Mississippi, Pacific Mail and Rock Island TO the
highest quotations OF the days business. The rumor
about new issue OF Union Pacific, which was so
freely current on the street Monday evening, Is
stated by the officials OF the road to have no founda
uon so FAR as Their intentions are concerned.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest aud lowest
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1AeIEr COURT.
Sss Law Of Atta~hn,enf-IuportaW DecisisR.
BEFORE Iuaua Curfta

sse Law Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DecisisR.
Before Judge Curtis
1s''Oo1u a. Phelps, Jr., ps. Daniel A. Xo;rtsoa
s'd"teS y. WdKtns---This was 0 motion 10 dis.
narrc an attachment issued against the defend.
mts as nonTesdents and upon the argument two
sonts were submitted BY the counsel for defend.
ants ~ the basis OF the motion.-
The hrss Was that the detcndsns have . r,ru,., nd
ordinary place OF buslness In the OF New ysrt ha
ssn bann account kept here ard that tho regular bns
nour oi ine business days OF the week here
seuosncs upon their said business hsy are naa s
Ygsd " ousness elsewhere These fac;a Nv
ne polBtns covnse, and the defendants contend Thai
nceIors she case not within OF ,be
sws reguiaa ing the issuing of Attachments -
The second point submttsd thai the Adayjt upon
shioh the VITA ,sued insufficient, basmoch does NOT
snrmahveiy show that the debt either contracted
sbn ths state or that The plapun the time debt
g contracted WAS resident berch-and that for
SAs0hS pf VIZ OF eHhhmfp sbovsd be discba rced One
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

A Hotel Thief Sent 10 the State Prfson.-Au
Interview Of the Grand Jury with Judge
Bedford Respecting tho Investigation IatO
the ss:sins'' PecuIaii0ns. :
There was not much business transacted In this
Court yesterday owing TO the absence OF number
OF witnesses for the prosecution.
Thomas s. Shea, who was Indicted for Durglari-
ousy entering an apartment In the Glsey House
on the 18th last and stealing $763 In money from
the proprctors. pleaded guilty to grand larceny.
Judge BEDFORD, III passing sentence, said:-You
were indicted for burglary in the FIRST degree bur
the District Attorney has seen t TO accept plea OF
grand larceny. think that Is all the leniency you
deserves for is the duty Of the authorities to pro-
,ect hotels and their proprietors from tneves like
YOU shall send you TO sho state Prison for term
William II. Curlcy pleaded guilty TO an attempt at
grand larceny III stealing on the 18th OF October SIS
worth OF leather the property OF McCalinm a co.
As he WAS an cx-convict the Conrt sent him to the
State iTson lot Two years and SIX months.
Frederick w. Deitz, q respectable leather dealer
was placed on triai, charged with purchasing the
leather from Curley, knowing that It It was stolen
the Court directed the jury to render verdict Of
not guilty.
Mary Cooper, charged with stealing $50 worth OF
wearing apparel from Margaret Mclean, pleaded
guilty 10 an attempt at grand larceny, and was sent
10 The Penitentiary for one year.
TnE GRAND JURY ON MUNICIPAL FRAUDs-PRo-
POSED EXTENSION Or TIE TERM.
The FOREMAN Of the Grand Jury addressed the
City Judge as tolows-l desire TO say to the Court
that in compliance with the last charge Of \ our
Honor, the Grand Jury Immediately took up The
cases referred TO- and that they commenced upOn tho
branch Of the case recommended by Mr.. O'Conor,
agreeable TO Your Honors suggestions; that they
are now In the midst OF that investigation; and they
already that the usual term for the Grand
Jury OF the month Is now drawing 10 o close, aud
they feel 1t would be inadvsable for them to go
into long Investigations unless their term OF service
be extended because they could not within the
limits OF tins month complete the investigations
they are now on.
JUDGE BRDroRD's RRrLY.
Mr. F0reman-l VIII look into the law, and II the
statute will give me power, with your approval 10
extend the term, SO that you can act In every way
yon approve Of shall certainly give that power to
you gentlemen.
The Grand Jury then retired 10 resume the dis.
charge Of their npOrtant functions.
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THO bAeed cOtIOn runhnR
than half Grade above or below the quoteJ
CoErEE.-The markes remains firm tho improve.
msn There was considerable more inquiry 10 day. rcsut
ing sales OF 800 bags Rio North America 5U bags
Laguayra 100 bbs Jamaica and 50 mats Java IN The
chiefly al prices within the OF our revise quota
Messrs. Arden White report the stock of Rios and
Santos IN The United states az folows.Ncw YORK, BAGS
l807y Baltimore, bags, 9622 New Orleans bags sc42;
Charleston BAGS 50 Mobile, bags, $50; Galveston bags,
4,6; total We quote :-Cargoes ordinary Rig, l44c
prime l6c. l69c gola bond. sixty days; Maracsibo,
l6c 1Sl1c. Lasuayra ibSc sc ST. Domingo IN bond,
l2c . l2>Sc. Java, 23c Nc. gold, duty paid. -
Flour AND 9RAts.-Reccpts-16,9So bbs hour hos ,l-3
bushels wheat, 1911 do. corn, lH,l4 oaia, sGl2 do
rye 4O do barley and 200 btls. and SIS bags
Flour dull aud heavy, nut quotations nomnsiiy
the same There was no pressure to sell tines Of ship
ping grades held hiIn. The sales SOM
bbls. Rye -four was dull Southern noar quot, with
sales Of about $50 bbs at quotations. Corr meal was
uuc sales. 10 bags Southern, VI IS per Ito lbs Wo
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GOVERNMENTS LOWER.

The Assistant Treasurer opened proposals at noon
for the sale TO the government OF million OF fve
twentles and found tenders OF S. 800 at prices
ranging from llo.T7 to 1lI.C5. Gold, at twelve
O'Clock, was III, yet Mr. Boutwell, saw 1t TO take
the later quotation Of 1I03 basis of calculation
and accordingly rejected the whole amount. The
government list, which had been firm on the noon
price OF gold. gave way on the announcement OF
NO TREASURY PURCHASE OF BONDS,
and with the subsequent lower ruling OF the gold
market prices settled u ?. per cent, the closing
street quotations being as 1olows:-Un.ted states
currency SKIES. Il3 l13't; do. do, 1881, regis
tered, 1l64 116A; do. do, coupon, 1l7ls Q ll7S;
do. hvc-twentes, registered, May and November,
1loT AIMS do. do, 1852. coupon. do, 1A Ill
do. DO, 1864, 40. do, III 1ll; do do, 1885, 90.
do, nl% lllAs; do do, registered, January and
july 1l3sS l1s16; do. do 1865, c0upon, do, 113H
ll3s&; do do, 1867, do do, ll49s max; do do,
1868, DO. do, 1142t ll4A do, ten-fortics regis.
tered, 1osk 109%; do 40, coupon l09ts 1921.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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n Oustom House Iitiaatios-TLc Sugas Case
Again.
Before Judge Blarcnford.
me United states rs. Harvey BdrTes.- This case
was reported IN the HERALD Of yesterday. IL Is An
action 10 recover about forty eight thousand dol
aars. being the value of q quantity Of sugar and
nOlasses imported from Demerara into this port
Yhe government aege that the articles were entered
~ the custom House under fraudulent invoices, and,
therefore, seek to recover from the defendant the
amount OF the value OF the importation. The de.
tence " that the invoices fairly represent the
value oil the goods, and that they were e1tereu IN
the usual ana regular course oil business Yesterday
D considerable amount OF testimony was gwen, IN
Ancluuing that OF the Custom House 0nlcer who
took a sample OF the goods after they were
landed at the wharf The claimant Mr.. Barnes,
was also examined. and he deposed ihat he also
took a sample OF the goods But the Custom House
officer characterized tats as fraudulent, mixed
sample, ana stated that no such sugar ever came
frOm Demerara, far as he knew. II transpifed In
the progress ol the case that the claimant, though
tons from Demerara every year Kept no store, no
books OF account and no clerks; that he kept no
account except q bank account ahd mat he was
ony the naDit OF entering memoranda OF his busi
ness transactions on small slips OF paper. The es-
unOny on potn sides having closed counsel FOR
claimant summed up, observing that tins was one
o1 those cases in which ini0rmerS, who presented
70 be waich dogs of the Treasury, were seeking to
divide the spots among themselves. The Court ad.
tourne1 ull this morning, when counsel VIII sum up
the evidence on behalf OF the government.
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COURT C4LEyDAHS-THjS OSi.

SUPREME COuRT-CHAMDER5-Hcld by Judge
Brady.-N0s. u, ~ S5, 70, 96, OF, ia, 12 i29 l44
lac, 136, 100, 163, 164, 166, lH.
SUPREME CouR by Judge Van
BruntNos. l9l, i69, $40, 5sl, 5S3 bs3S 5s5N, $50,
59l bs31l, 5eS, 5s 500, COL, 900, 6O5 6o7 6o9 GIL
6ilh.
SUPERIOR CouRr-Parts l and 2-Adjourned for
the term.
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERa.-Part Case on.
Part 2--Held 10y Judge Larremore.-Nos 1912, lo44,
s67, lOs3k.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part 1-AdIourned
10 December part 3-Adjourned 10 December j.
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SUPERIOR CaUeT-SpeCiit Tegs


BY Judge Jones'
10sorsehd rs. RondO'ph.-Judgtnent for paintr,
9Th costs tSee oplnion.)
Brotcn Us. 81 Nicholas Insurance Company. Case
settled, and ordered to be filed.
FORD os Belmont. Judgment for defendant with
costs. (See opinion.l
C2s,1stOpbeJ' cs. NcCdhlL L-Judgmen mt for plaintiff
with costs iSee opinlon.)
Aeehs us KuKLer.-Judgment for defendant WITH
sut costs. (See opinioD.)
Barr gs. Greqo,p.- Judgment for plaintiff with
s>sts. iSee opinion.)
sa,aooen Us. RooS-Case settled and ordered TO be
Sled.
Special Notice.
The October Special Term win be continued TIL
she close OF December to enable the following
70 be fnished:-Tredicksr The Guardian Life In.
surance Company, Madison Avenue Baptist Church
- The Baptist Church IN oliver street, Coleman CT
u Va 0romp and D0rnel vs. Donnell
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For future delivery lbsss mdd,ngJ the sa!es
Y M lilsS &c 900 n a. 4 mis s9o ls IlIS January 900 Il
100 e " llsc 4oU AZ Isc March, 500 At l9-c ApIh s1
At 19bc MAJ! go 2, SO b. Saw annsn or Chsres-
ysmeer o 100 At is siSc 100 4 sse n.cemseS loe
lsc 100 at Is aisc January, 1o lsxc February 100
e. 10 2v0 - 10 ec $50 lsc 100 u lolsc 2o Issc;
lssc 100 a, az ls slSc LOO ., lsc APRIL zoo AZ lsc 80 Al
Der FOR lup December exchanged, lsc paid ex-
change loo November 100 December Total bales;
grand tonl, 1000 bales Rates foreign ports
closed as iollov,aTo Liyerooo bv steam. 5led I'd;
Ac; 10 Hamburg, by steam, Nd compressed TO
Bremen, by steam, lc., gold, compressed; 70 baltic
GI,s ss sum %np Up aSOys iCcs New
Wilmington 100 Norfolk LIS; Baltimore, Ito; New York
$685. lost0n, le Tota. l6e62 This oay week, l26
This day last 8ls72. We ''
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Decisions.
BY Judge Brady.
SUPREME cuuRT-TslAl TeRM-?AaT |.
Verdict In the Fernando Wood sui,.

Verdict In tho Fernando Wood suil.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
NJ RM Fbsc,er U.s. Fernando Wood.-In this case,
- FUN particulars OF which have been publisned
ne sealed verdict OF the jury opened yesterday
morning, was for the defendant. In other words,
me jury decided that the 81 900 Mr.. Wood got OF Mr.
y0wier was political assessment, and not per-
tOnal loan.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
The Telegraph Patent Sutl--A Deadlock.
BEFORE Judve WoodruiY

The Telear rnph Patent Suil-A Deadlock.
Before Judge Woodruff.
RInseston cs. The american Telegraph Com
panp.-This case, which has been so often referred
- IN our law report, showed signs last evening OF
being nearly played out. Last evening. at ave
O'Clock, the defendants closed their testimony
the plaintin called some witnesses In rebutia To-
day cOdnsel both sides Will SUN up the evidence,
IL expected that the viii be given TO the Jury
Shis evening.
Untricd Indictments nnd Speedy Trials.
For the past ten days this Court has been oc-
cupied with the above suit. All TINS time
quite number OF persons are awaiting trial
on indictments Tor various Offences II is, no
doubt, The privilege OF q suitor 10 bring his SUIT in
. high Court competent 10 deal with the points and
questions involved In the issue, but 1t may not be
ont OF place TO suggest that in causes which require
the detailed and minute evidence OF mechanical
experts, such as those who are always sure TO be
examined In patent cause, 1t would be Well II tho
parcs could agree upon an arbitration the arbitra
tors to be selected fairly and impartially from
among The Abesf men connected with that branch
Of science or mechanics 10 which The patent Is ap-
piled. II this course were adopted much valuable
0me would be placed at the disposal OF the Court
for tine trial OF prisoners who whether they are out
ON ban or not cannot really be said to be at liberty
sheir heads. There is at present heavy calendar
Of criminal cases in the United States Court and The
probability Is that II wOuld have been ALL or nearly
Sii cleared now II this patent SUIT had not inter
vened TO block the way and probably keep some
nelue walls LhlS cold weather
AWAITING the day OF their delverance At all events
10 10 not the fault OF Judge Woodruff. lie has no
option but TO try such matters as are presented
fOr his adjudication Dut under the circum.
stances Indicated there ought to he some effort
made TO discharge the criminal calendar, instead
d leaving II, a. at present. very little diminished
fom one end OF the year to rho other. There
ought 10 be at least four or i've criminal terms Of
the Court every twelve months, and II the Judges
Who are entrusted with the administration OF fedeIal
INV In this district are overloaded WIN other bust
neee the government should, IN all fairness, pro-
VIDE such 4 means as would AFFORD offenders a
lpcedy niai. This Is the right OF every citizen The
Adea OF leaving indictments untned for years is
opposed 70 the spirit and policy OF the law.
The District Attorney ought 10 look TO this mat.
t0r He must know that the facts here stated
undeniable and Ii is therefore, his duty TO make
such representations at Washington will lead 70
. prompt administration or justice In the direction
herein polnted OUT
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THE FOREST FIRE FUND.
The Relief Committee Invcssigstins Charges
Ur Misapproprintion of the Contributed
Fuuds s-Iscsult ot the C0unnaratiOn.

Fnnds-Rcsult oil the COunaaraiion.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 2S, 1871.
Captain Longworthy, agent OF The Milwaukee re.
lief Committee, has just returned from the burned
district OF the Northwest, where ne mas been inves-
tigating certain reports oi fraud and msappyOprta
tlon, MI OF which ne found 10 be false and started
by INSCRIPTIONS parties who had Suffered by the
fire. but who had been refused a1.
The Relief Committee, In conjunction with the
Governor are now directing their attention 10 pro-
Wiling seed Tor the spring. MIR. Longworthy
gathered many interesting accounts OF tho great
tornado. In q potato field at WlllIamsvillc, wnero
ffty-nine dead bodies were found inc potaloes
were all roasted. The partially roasted rernains OF
domestic animals and deer, wolves nnd bears wero
,ound scattered over the d,strct Az PeshtiRo dity
assistance coming, they Will he In good shape -
commence the spring business
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AN ASTRAL OIL FACTORY ON pIRE,

The extensive astral oil factory OF MIR. Pratt, VIII
liamsburg, took fire at an early honr yesterday
morning. and the utmost CONSERVATION peryaded
The vast population In the neghborhood OF tho
at q loss OF few hundred dollars The Are Orlgi.
patpd ip pegjected tAnls
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Wheat que, and rather lower for winter hut firm for
spring which was offered sparnsy The sales about
6hW bushels a 81 ~ for No. spring. vi Al bid for No.
Chicago VI bO for No Milwaukee and No Chicago, ~ ~
gooi demand aud c better Sales about Soo busbeis az
17c 18c. for mixed and aoat 79c SOC for high
mixed and yellow. Rye nominal at 9oc. Sc Barley
WAS active with sales Of 10000 bushes at 9c apc Tor
Western and ii III 2B Tor Canada. oats were hrmer
Sales about 60ooe bushels at 6sc 5c for Western pnt
tomorrow" and Soc. bic. for white
FREI8HTn.There considerable activity man'ieeeu
toda1 but owing 10 the scarcity Of room AMI INC
OF owners, tho business comparatively light Inc
charteYng bpsness somewhat neglected. although con-
ununa v1y rn and closed were M full rateA
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
H.lf-past Five o.CIock p. 10.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Nov. 2s-6 N.
AsHEs.There con,inu ed demand for both DOT. and
pearls, principally for home Tho stock remains light
and the market consequently 8rm. We quote :-Pots &s
S8 81, and pearls, 10 rs 81 75
CASpLEs.-Tbe demand for all descriptions continues
fair and the market steady excepting for which
were held higher, and closed very strong We ouote:-
tine. la II or, l5e i7c. paralhne. z5c.
COpPER--The demand, attic ugh continuing gooi. has
been less urgen. since last but prices remain verv firm
Sales 6Oo OOO lbs ingot ut 2t4c 24c, cash. and s.c
2lzc 25c, cash.
OF free offerings and a limited dcr.ap Tho an
nexcd quotations show decline SC per pound for III
qualities. Future deliveries s
The sales reported on 'Chanse were -
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r He COU R T S.

\ custou House Litigation-A Deadlock Case
IN the crcuit court-A Proracted ratsnf
suit-rhe Mansfield Fisk suit-Ths Fowler.
wood Controversy OF Attach
pent-Important Decision-rhs Grand
Jury in the General Sessions and
Judge Bediord-Proposed Ez-
tension Of the Term
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The Business er the Court.

Amer the above trial has concluded Judge Wood
gaH is 10 leave for Connecticut on circuit, and on
the 9th OF December Judge Benedict win taKe up
The criminal calendar. Il Is expected that tho
case Of the United States w. James Irving, for al.
lesed assault upon Deputy Marshal Dow,ey, win DO
moved lOr Trial on that day.
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ct is shown In the table,

In the gold loan market the rates ranged rOm five
per cent for carrying to nat for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
Gold cleared. $16, 780, 900
Gold balances. 167I, Loo
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. 223G,070
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SUPREME RT--cHAMss2;.
The H1ansheld.Fisk SuIt-The Question Of
Fist<'s Ball.

1ne MansneId.Fisk Sutf-The Question OF
Fisk's Ball.
IN the suit brought by Mrs. Mansfield In the Su-
preme Court against linn Fisk. Jr for alleged con-
version Of certain papers and letters, MIR. Fisk,
wnl be remembered, was required to give bail IN
es6,0 ne offered as sureues Mr. Benjamin w.
Hlanch ARD and Charles Robinson. To these gentle.
men as bondsmen Mrs. Mansfield objected An ex-
ANIMATION as to their illness has Ordingly had
Se had. MI blanchard was examined yesterday
He stated that he was worth over $lO0, but his
zeal estate consisted only OF stable in Forty ninth
ITeet The bulk OF his property consists OF stocks
3oe further examination Will be continued To-
Day.
Decisions.
BY Judge Brady.
JOHN Y. Beom et al. cs. Nary clark et al Order
OgAnsed.
n Ne Matter or the Application Of pfctOria
Ososnps0n et al tor Leape 10 SsN.-Same.
John X wilson Cs. american Tontine LiJe ana
6ortaQs insurance COn,pdHp.-Same.
CoTTaeitd ID. Pfuger as. John Jacob Predf7'ick
Rr40er.-Rep0rt OF referee confirmed snd judgment
- divorce granted.
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CATTLE MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

The hog merke. was steady a. 40 4Xc, with 1900 o.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT C0uaL-.

q Custom House I.itisatios-Thc S~gaS Case
Again.