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The New York herald., 1871-02-14
DANGEROUS DIAMOND DEALERS.

How Two Union Square Diamond Brokers
Assaulted n Respectable fndy in Her Own
Honsc--Threaten TO Shoot Both Her and
Her Husband, aud Then Decamp to
EvRdc tho Police.
Mrs. Caroline Zannenbaum, OF No. 416 East Ninth
street, appeared before Judge Ledwlth. few days
since, at the Essex Marke: Police Court, and COM
palned that Solomon Nigel ana his brother Mar
cus-boIh or whom do business at No. Union
square-had assaulted her IN her own house on the
3oh day OF last July, and injured and frightened
her that she has been sick ever since.
Mrs. ZannenDaum, who is very modest and lady
like appearing person, testified that on the day
above mentioned the two Migels, who are both very
large, powerful looking men, came to her house and
were admitted by her husband; Solomon as soon as
he entered the door drew pistol, which he pre-
sented to her.husband's head at the same time ex-
claiming, "I you Go not return the money l paid
you for that diamond you will
NEVER GET OUT OF THIS HOUSE ALIyEn
She explained that Mr.. Zannenbaum had previously
sold the Miges diamond and that they thinking
they had paid too much for 1T, took this method OF
getting their money back.
was In ran towards the front door for the purpose
OF calling an onlcer, when solomon Nigel caught her
by the throat ana pushed ner back. She again
attempted to pass out, when Marcus VINO was
standing nearer the door than his brother, struck
her q Vl0lGn6 DlOW on uCE Dltdsb anu knOcheu neT
back. Solomon then caught her by the throat,
shook her violently, and threatened to shoot her as
well as her husband.
Seeing she could not get out at the front door she
ran down the back stairs into the dining room and
out through the basement. She then ran down TO
the corner for the officer when the Miges, seeing
the danger they were In OF being captured, beat
hasty retreat. Mrs. Lannenbaum returned with
policeman, but too late, OF course, to capture the
demonstratve brokers. About three hours later she
was taken Sick and from the results her health was
so much impaired that she has not been able to get
about until very recently.
Mr. Zannenbaum, his brother and servant girl,
all corroborated this statement and the doctor wno
attended Mrs. Zannenbaum during
HER PROTRACTED ILLNESS
testified as to the unfortunate lady'S c0ndltl0n,
which was In effect, the same as her statement
MIR. Solomon Nigel testified that he had not used
pistol and that he did not strike or lay hands upon
the lady at all. His brother Is now In New Orleans,
and OF course could not be heard In the matter.
Upon cross-examinati0n he admitted that he Is now
under bonds TO answer at the Court Of Common
Pleas on charge OF false imprisonment
Judge LedwiLn SAID clear case OF assault ana
battery had been made out and he should therefore
hold the defendant in the sum or $500 ba to answer
at the Court OF Special Sessions.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
HERALD TUESDAY H. l87-rRlPLB SHEET

fG ssr hs City, ''fs ssrissa
short Gear do, ia9 ai2c shoF. rio, DO. lie Use
mand were previous prices The sales in
small lots at following prices Small smoked hama city,
70 large do city, lbc. l6c. smoked shoulders, l2Ic
boxed, lie. ike; picked Western hams, 4c, l5c
Cheese neglected and nominay unchanged In price We
food and lie l2c for Ohio hat ami 70, 2c TO
shippers Butter active and prices had an upward
tendency, cosing follows; Fancy SELECTIONS state 42c
4ic pne half tnbs 35 4cc. fair good s2c Soc fine
fresh sc 3lc daNies adc, s5c common, DC aSc.
ktoE. without decided change IN price, was strong, and
held at very fall prices The sales were less liberal than on
taes OF leu bb klnsoon at TIC. aud 80 lerces Caro-
lima At So. q S9so, the latter for choice.
onerings. weak but net quotaoly lower The sales
were 0 nhds clarified No 70, At $500 li5 hhds claaed.
New Orleans and nemerara at from she lc The market
closed heavy basis OF ac. s9 FOR fair TO good reu
ar TO GOOD ia 70 eanns s9mOs rsnns
good to prime refining 95sc. 9c tar to good grocery,
gas ,osc prime t9 choice grocery ioc lqc eentr,-
Boxes Dutoh standard Nos 10 to la gc. do, is to
isac Porto Rico Refining grades, 9c. ssc. grocery
gradea s.sc lie Brazi-D9tch standard, Nos Ste y,
Soft whie l2sSe lsSlc crushed powdered and
sTnARISE with small demand, was steady &c.,, at
SEEDS without noticeable change. Clover was In
good demand al ilc which was the best bid while seers
- 10 W 81 per SO bs Timothy at SO 20 SO 49, was dull
and nominal
lbs were maue at &C., at which figure the market closed
steady.
rat active and prices steady With sales OF 800 bbls
al 9oSac. Tor western.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14

Wheat was dun ana nominal 81 50 III 81 was
The sales were confined to about i2,Ooo bushels, n
@ oa prn Corn rmsr The .s.. nd " for
els s4sc. sSc tor mixed S3c for Southern yellow Soc
Sr Sw " s. &C. .ss %
Ohio with sales of 26o 900 bushels within range Barey
s ahs g.
81 IL for western HALT was dull and nominal -
all R Sa % (;
y ~ and slss s'a s aSeM Ss II os o.
Hops.-fbs low qualities neglected and nominal in
but sales were made Of small lots
for this purpose We quote York 12c: per lb.
Ohio 3D. &C. yearlng &c. &c. nominal and old. lc. &c.
nG,iH moderate demand the market for N.w
Orleans steady former prices The comprise 2oo
bh. at $50 ssi rore'gn was neglected and nominaIly
mixed isc s0c- DemerAa, ssc 40c New Orleans. s5c
NAVAL srosYsThcre bas ruled very steady market for
;gr with o,s a snSuy S from
with is bbs strained sold private terms Most holder;
in bulk was held steadily a. lsc For
refined prices important CHANGE there has been
very smali inquiry We saets a. 2Ska 10, Of 500
SOJsc 81 ioc with 1000 cases sold at 3c In PARLIAMENTARY
w4!.s with 200 Sos sold IL 4 s. Ss. price 50,
60l do cut meats LAS bbs and o packages lard and s78
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for Ap ri delivery al Ss IS Lard with imea d.m!pns
w4s 5s 'ass s @ ssss,
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sag a $32. Beef hams with salcs of 10 bbls. al
Sal were Ouie, and arm. Bacon was u good do.
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, I
MONDAY. Feb. lH--6 2. NJ. I

WALL STREET,
MONDAY. Feb. lS-6 p. NJ.
On Change to-day wheat was inactive and un-
changed. The cotton market opened dun and
STEADY, but became Leavy toward the close and de-
clined.
MONEY MoRE ACTIVE.
IN the earlier and usual hours Of making engage
Wents OF money the rate call loans, with pledge
oi STOCK eonaterals, was generally four per cent,
but after two O'Clock active demand
set In and borrowers paid FIVE per cent,
which figure was bid, with six asked, as
she closing quotation or the market. On govern
ment bonds the best rate (and the general rate
also) was four per cent. Prime commercial paper
continues In request at 65s q per cent discount
The street Ii almost bare OF the strictly first class
grades.
Foreign exchange was quiet, but steady on the
basis OF l0s7s 1o9H for prime bankers sixty day
sterling and 11o4 1905 for sight blls
GOLD LowER-111;S 111A.
The gold market was weak under the halt IA the
hdvance in the prices of hye-twentes which re-
moved the opportunity OF recalling tonds from
Europe, and declined from 1IlH to IL the down.
ward movement being assisted by large sales of
long gold, Which had been held for some time by
parties anticipating sharp advance with the cessa-
Zion OF hosilities between France ana Germany.
III has been often remarked that the recent
EuIVpeitn war was great DISAPPOINTMENT III
many ways to speculative theorists on this side
or the Atlantic The operators in wheat
were among the first to suffer from mysterious
refusal OF the market 10 advance. Tie gold specu-
aators have been frustrated over and over aga in
al plans based upon conectures as TO the effect to
De produced by certain stages Of the war; The
latest fdSco has been the "buil movement organ
ized In anticipation or active money markets in
London, FrankIorG and Berlin the moment peace
arrived. Now no seems 10 doubt that the pre-
sent situation in France VIII lead to peace but gold
had to be pushed by main force to 1l2E, at which
point the more willy members of the clique un-
toaded. The sale of some more Of this clique gold
tumbled the quotation to 1l1 to-day At this point,
however the Custom House statistics, which were
not forthcoming on Saturday. owing to clerical
error that required the work 10 be gone again.
were made public, and as the imports for last week
exceeded s7,0ooOoo, gold went back TO NIX, closing
at the ''splt," or sixteenth below that price, The
course OF the market is shown in the table,
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
GOVERNMENTS IRREGULAR.

GOVERNMENTS IRREGULAR.
The government list was Irregular owing to the
realization in the 1925 and '6I's wlich issues were
sold on foreign account during the recent dscre-
pancy between the home and foreign markets. The
bonds not held SO largely abroad were hardly
affected and remained steady At the close
ihe market was quiet with the following
quotatons:-Unted States currency skies, 1122t
112X; do. SKIES, 1881, registered, if414 1144;
do. do, coupon, 1l4A q 1l455; do. fve.twen.
ties, registered, May and November, 1111s a 11ln;
do. do, 1862, coupon, DO, ll2 q 1l2iS; do do,
1864, do. do,, 111a 1ll3s; do. do, 1865 do. do
INK 1112s; do do. registered. January and
July. 1loH 1104; do. do, 1855, coupon, do, lo14
ll01%; do. do 1867, do. do, l101S llo4; do do.
1868, do. do, 110% Ill; do tenfortes registered,
t07ai a los; do. do, coupon, 1903 III.
STOCKS MoRE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The setuea ease OF the money market and the
assurance OF protracte6 abundance Afforded by
tue banks, which hold about $50, 600, 900
cess OF the reserve required by law Is slowly telling
In gradual advance in the dividend-paying rail-
way shares. fairly active business was done
to-day in the more select and best known
OF those securities and the undertone OF
the market was strong. In the miscellaneous
railways the demand ran largely on Cleveano,
Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapolis or c. C.
q. and H. as it is termed by the brokers' which
stock was purchased by the Vanderbilt party some
time since for the purpose OF controlling the elec.
tion but without avail, as the old directors were
empowered by the law OF Ohio to classify and hold
pfice for number OF years, q la Erie. Some CON-
promise seems to have neen effected, and hence the
rise to-day to s64. The extensive fluctuations OF
The leading speculative stocks are shown In the
table,
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Hnlf-past Five O'Clock p. nr.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb 1876 r. NJ
AsHEsReceipts, IL packages The marke. quiet
pots at sc s5a 81 25 with confined small parcels
Pearls were neglected at SO 50a SO 25.
CoFfEEThe market Tor Rio and Santos continued strong
with moderate dema nd. The 1mperadors cargo was erro
reousy reported in other daily papers this morning having
been sold. The cargo of 54O bags ko is the
There have been sales Of Rio here to-day At
New Orleans the sales 8T75 bags. per Wolfville
and 1900 bags, per Cray Eagle, both private
terms ami at Baltimore 1l56 bags Potomac pr
vac terms The stock OF Rio Santos the United
ports tonight comprises 572l ba fellows York.
la24U bags; Baltimore 2,5C0 bags; Savannah 00
alveston 200 bags, and Mobile, 0i6 bags Other
tpns moderately active in jobbing way previous
prices. We quote Carsoes Rio, ordInary, &C. fair
iO>c NC good &c i2Ac prime, 2lec lsc., all
go in bond sixty days. and Maracaoo Lie. 17c.; La
guayra Hqc. l6c; 81 Domingo in bond, CSC. q gac.
Java, lS55 22c., all gold, duty paid.
CorToN.-Thc market moderately active. Tho do
Inand was mostly Tor export Prices, however,
buyers especia ia the afternoon and Close when
the market depressed and lower, with continued
downward tendency, in consequence OF adverse reports
from Liverpool and enormous receipts at the ports The
total receipts lay have been the largest reported
any day this At New York tho
mel receipts were 1,s4i bales. At Southern ports
tie receipts wcreGaveston, 04; New Orleans, ID 266
MOBILE 5ls5; Savannah, bfS6; Charleston, 1885, Whining
ton, S.s Norfolk, S.S Baltimore, 100 bales making total
receipts al all ned States ports to-day AZ ss5 baesbeng
605o bales larger than The receipts OF last Monday which
ceps of this wee tGus far bales excess of last
IA n ptg fnft he xAr lima
The New York herald., 1871-02-14
CONTRACT LABCR IN THE BRG0ELgN PEN.
TENTEAEY.
10 TIE EprroR or TEE HERALD

Rooms or TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION No. O, l
% DUANE STREET. New YoEK, Feb. IL, 1871. !
BY giving the enclosed circular an insertion in
your valuable paper you win confer favor upon the
working masses Of the cities OF New York and Brook
lyn. The Brooklyn Union inserted it, but the Eagle
has declined while indulging in vituperative trade
on the committee.
As this Is purely trade union issue and the bill
has already been introduced in the Assembly, re-
specttully request behalf OF the committee, that
you come TO tue aid OF tile honest Industrial classes
OF me stare through your valuable columns at this
ryilg crisis. WM $. EGAN, Chairman.
NEW YORK, Feb T. 1871.
TO THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS or TYPOGRAPHICAL
Whereas there believe df positive
ledge that Ia the intention OF interested parties In
Brookyn Introduce a bl Legislature having
for its object esazaton prison labor the Brooklyn
fenenay and whereas the passage OF such an act by the
bill TO contract extensive Ecac for print carpenter
work taoring shoemakng &o to DO executed by prison
mechanlca interests of the State; therefore be 1t
Kesovet That typographical Union no appoint a COM
mee of five with power to craft suitable resolutions &C..
to confer with the Democratic General Commiee Of Kings
county whose duty shall be 10 enter their protest on behalf
OF THIS Union AGAINST snch contempLaed act ana re-
speculy solicit said Democratic General Committee 70
legitimate in their defeat the passage
OF SO neiarious measure; and he II further
Res ved That said union committee wait on as many OF
the trades organizations OF Brooklyn and New York
practicable apprze them OF the danger and exhort them
take active measures IN the premises mIedacy there
fore, - IT., y, c,.,
and direct her delegates to the Worngmes Union to lay
the foregoing and resolutions before that honor
PIE nody ana request them to appoint e eonnee 70 CO.
hereby certify that the foregoing preamble and resou
tons unanimously adopted by Typographical Union
No February ISL, aud the lohoTiag cemmt.ee were
NJ. K. WALSH:
TnoMAs ON NsI,, Z suTLIFFE.
GILBERT VALE, President.
Il. o. HARaos, Secretary.
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Toin' bales... llo64 4,US2 5Y6t
included IN the above oo bales arrive We nnoe

business delveTy was moderately active,
ana prices yielded IN buyers favor under pressure SELL
The to-day 500 bales follows FEBRUARY 200
at 4,.c 800 at a 9ec 100 at lsc March 100 AZ l6c,
June. 80 .. ljac.,.. 400 al Is lisc., SO at
I5c free board at Charleston, 200 private terms
Also Saturday. after report s7uo bales,
ary LOO 1c 200 at Ia 96c, eco 14c March 200 at
Il ilsc &C at 43&c April 700 at IA lSl6c.; May, 800 al
free on board at New Orleans 700 private terms The
OF Saturdays forward transactions
livery were FebruaTy 1859 March, 6Sc April, l4sc.;
fnslaHIs0wng to the nigh rates demanded for room.
business held in check. 3D. tho asking rate
grain to Liverpool 7Hd is fair quotation which
last grain engagements were The engagements
ere:To Liverpool per steamer, LOCO bales cotton at ed
76i 100 hhds. slow ut 30s 80 tons clover seed al Sos
1900 boxes CheeEc at 46e eco eIces beef at U.s. and 0
bos pork private terms. The charters comprise Brit.
sh bark OF 64 for London, l00U bbls -four at 2s 3d.
British bark OF 6o0 for Cork Falmouth with complete
cargo Of -four Be- British bark for Havre with 5000
bbs -four at ls
FLOUR GAIN.-Recepts, 1857 bbls -four 100 bbls
and 1854 packages corn meal 1890 bushels wheat 2S
bushels 0525 bushels OATS S27 bushels barley and
CTS bushels malt The -four market was steady but the
mand active. The about " 0Q0 bbs IN
Guiding Shipping extras al 81 75 ~ The latter price
choice meal inactive sales were confined
10 about 500 bo al a. 55 for randywne 8 Is "A for
Jersey and Western BHckwheat dull but unchangee--
x3 SO III. and State n
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THE COTTON MOVEMENT.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10, 1871.
The following vessels arrived In this port with
American cotton during this day, viz. -
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Died.

AGNEL.-Suddenly, ut West Point, N. T., on Fri.
dav' Februarv l0 a. r. AGNEL. professor for thirty
four years at the United States Military Academy
and iather.in.law Of hiram Cranst0n.
ANDREws.-On Monday, February Is CATHARlNR
A., wife OF George X. Andrews aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, on Thursday AFTERNOON, at one
tnRtOn place. :. -,
ARMsTRoNG--On Monday, February 13. CoRNB.
lrUs DONNEIsoN ARMSTRONG, son OF hamilton ana
Dorinda Armstrong, aged year, months and 20
days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral. from the residence OF MS
parents, 22O West Fourth street, on wednesday ar
tern0on, at half-past twelve O'Clock.
BREwsTBR.--ln Harlem, on SUNDAY, fep,uI,y y,
Brewster, and grandson of The late Charles II. An
drews aged years and months.