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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23

John IL. schmidt vs.. Joseph Heating
Sixth Justice Court tor the parish OF Orleans,
No 1921. ~
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIE IA
ID ciaS directed by the HonOraDl6 the
Sixth Justice of the Peace in and for the parish of
Orleans. l Will proceed to sell at public auction,
at my warehouse, No. 23l st. Andrew street FRI.
DAY, March 3. 1871. at II NJ
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Seized i'll the above entitled suit
Terns-Cash on the spot in United States car.
rency.
JAMES MOORE,
fer u miIS Constable Sixth Justice Court,
John Nlessina VS.. James Egan-NO. 175.
PY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI IA.
~ ~ eias, to me directed by the Hon. H. NJ.
lbble, First Justice OF the Peace in and for the
parish Of Orleans. will proceed to SELL at public
auction. on FRIDAY, March 3, 1871, at my ware
house, No l59 Julia street. at twelve O'clock NJ
The articles seized in the above entitled suit.
Seized in the above suit.
ury notes. DANIEL CROWIEY
1eH% moS Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23

George kOlb w. MIR. and Mrs. p. Nolan
Second Justice Court No. II ,O59.
Pf VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERl FACIAS TO
- me directed by the Hon. W. l.. Evans,
Second Justice OF the Peace i'll and tor the parish of
Orleans, and pursuant to an agreement entered into
between all parties interested therein, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction on THU RSDAl, FcO-
ruary 25 1871, at twelve o'clock NJ. at nv
house, No 2l6 Girod street the following described
property, to wit
ONE LOT OF OuSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Terms-Cash.
A. J. DAVERN
fc23 Constable Second Justice Count.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23
n T.. MCCAIN,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER,
Fulton, New Levee, Notre Dame and Julia streets
Office, No. lBj Fulton Street.

MaIlufact urer of Vertical and Horizontal Steam
Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans. Sugar
Kettles Clariiers, Filters, Steam and Horse Power
Draining Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing Furnace
Mouths Crate Bars, etc. Second hind Machinery
and Boilers always for sale.
Steamship aud Steamboat Repairs promptly at
tended to. apD ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-23

The steamship 1azoo. Captain Catherine.
sailed on Tuesday at r. NJ. for Philadcl-
phia VII, Havana. with full freight and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-12

100 WEST 10TH ST., IN BAsEMENT-A hEsPECTA-
~ bic Protestant woman, who II good aundre!s Do
sires family washing 70 do q her own house. or would sxe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-12

90 WEST 34TH ST-wANTED, A GIRL AS CHAM.
$50 berma'd and waitress; her busi-
thoroughly and have good references Apply
the hours OF II and O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-12

Qua frat lsuudrsss In . private family do all
kinds Of fine washing and ironing and fung good oily re-
ference Can be seen till engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-12

100 5TH Av.-AS COMPETENT SEAMSTREsS; CAN
JcJ cut and ct ladies' dresscs; wait ladies or
grown children best city reference Can lie for two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-12

CCO WEST 18TH ST.. BETWEEN 9TH AND STE
LAO third floor, front-A respectable young Fir
as chambermaid and waitress In small private family
objections TO go short distance in the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-12

o. . EAST 2sTH STA YOUNG GIRL TO DO
LfC housewors in small family, or chamberwork and
waiting: good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-12

7S1 EAST Bed ST, BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND sd
Iol avsAs seanstress cut and G. ladies' and chill
dren's dresses; operates Wheeler Wilson'S machine;
wouo assist in chamberwork win by month
objection to the country; good reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-12

InundresSees Oce
90 WEST 18TH sT.-As FIRST CLASS LAUNDREss
80 IN private family; would Ike TO 70 to any part OF
the Hudson river best city reference Can be seen Tor two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08

Queens County convenes. mo nrst case on the Gal
endar IL that OF Kelly ana Divine, Jointly indicted
for the murder OF Garrett w. Nostrand at Syossett
last winter. The circumstances are familiar to ali,
having been published In full In tue HERALD at the
time OF the murder.
II separate trial IL demanded John ". Divine
VIII ne tried hrst. The second case on the calendar
~ the case OF Doris Dekman n German woman,
indicted Tor the murder uf ner cnld, who,
IL - ane9ed was Systematically starved 70
deatn. Inc thrd case IL taat OF henry Mchcnna,
room quarrel at Hunters Polnl, last July case NO
q, Horny Qulgey, or Long Island CITY, indicted Tor
highway robtery ana attempt AT rare; No. g. william
Kelly provided separate trial IL demandedl, jointly
indicted for murder, as above, No o. Patrick
McAulilf. indie, for arson; No. I, Jonn G. Kenna-
han, indicted for libel An extra panel OF 200
Jurors has been summoned, OF winch, no doubt,
sufficient number can be found VINO nave not
formed an OPINION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
DOMESTIC MiRKETs.

NEW OaLrANs, May 8, 1871.
Cotton quiet but steady; mijdngs Hsrc. Msc. Net
receipts, gross l76 Exports 70 Great BRITAIN LILO
SAvANNAH, May s. 1871.
Cotton In good demand prices adyancsd; mildlings,
Hac Net receipts, 646. Exports to the Continent 2bW
wILaiNo1oN, N. c. May 8. 1877.
strained and az 25 for window glass. Tar. II 81 -
Tobacco active sales l6S hdds u.s "a % o. low TO
Gnc leaf, $6a 3d. - =, 80,
Cotton firm; mldilinss, HKc. Net receipts, 2si Ex
ports--Coas.wise, 2,2o3 Sales 800 Stock " Cos 80.
Expcrts-To the Continent 1895 coAstwse, l,o2 Stock,
t5,009 $500 -,
Flour dun. Wheat dun; No spring, I'll % i27 Corn
sc Rye hrmer; No sc. Barley dun; No. at c4c
closed At sl7 is. Lard quiet 1os1c 1879 Meats quiet
: cs. aa ss and ns his :S,
oats. 2l00 do. rye bt0O hogs. Shpmcnts-2,0W bbs
-four 0OO bushels wheat 20 QUO do 00 do LOO
barley 900 do. OATS 4W hogs Fregts TO Buffalo dul
UswHGo, May 6-Evenns
Flour good demand and market steady sales 500 ibis
81 spring ~ 10 for amber winter &S for white
fS bushels e s' sSaI's S.a
bushels at %e asc Oats held Al SIC f Western, ag:
uaootsd per NM iced steady. Shorts s2' sas.
wines soc. Canal frcignts 7c Scorn sac.
Railroad TO Boston, s 70 New ior sc
feet lumber Shipments by capal7 500 bushels wheat,
bushels BIO bushels barley, 900 feet lumber Grain
in this bushels wheat 500 bushels
corn, 500 bushels oats, 20 bushels barley a0 bushels
6,lW bushels ~~~--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
"ToM, JUST FIX THIS THING"


Little Episode from Essex Market.
Handsome Judge Koch was on the bench at Es-
sex Market Police Court In place q Judge Led
with. After dlsposng OF the larger portion OF the
hebdomadal devotecs " Bacchus who are usually
brought up on Sunday morning and whose devo-
non has been too intense, ana whose trans
ports OF piety TO the rosy god too
dcmonstratvc, peculiar specimen named
Daniel Manning n stout, thick set gentle.
man. with round felt hat, largo blue scarf and a
nobby suit Of clothes, made his appearance lie had
prolonged his vgils late into the preceding night
and hau lost his power OF distinguishing faces. His
eyes wandered around the room and ut last settled
OH the presiding magistrate. Assuming a condden-
tal tone and throwing himself careiessiy forward
he calculated, In broken senteHces,
from lest nx this thing, won't yers / Amt drunk
not much. was out with Johnny Malone on a
little hurruh and this cop here pc picked me up
You know me- Tom, don't yerf You know Johnny
Maloncs We worked for You last election, Jest Jet
The Judge turned a deaf car to his familiar appll.
cation and went on with The regular business OF the
fSay Tom, y said Manning, "whats the matter
with your It's oil right.p
Here the over.famlar gentleman but,oned mis-
coat ana was preparing to leave the bar OF justco
for cooler atmosphere. The officer suddenly
placed hand on his shoulder aud said, "where are
Manning-"where am / gon', I'm gon home:
tako yer hands on met 20 way. It's all right young
Teller; now don't give yerseh awsyi Tom knows
Two OF the court ofnccrs took hold OF MIN about
this time, and he found himself involuntarily
.waltzing' towards the side door where prisoners
the scene OF his unique display OF special pleadngs
nc yelled OUT #f@N7 a8~D
"what's this, what's thls' say, Tom what do yer
thn."
Exit Daniel Manning.
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was fixed at $4,000. AT the close OF this report ne
was still IN custody, but anxi0usly anu moments
raly expecting the arrival OF MS friends Win Tue
necessary ball.
Dr. Cutter Is comparatively young man. He IS
graduate OF Long island College, aud In hs neatly
appointed Office now hangs the Wood prize lor tne
s css He studied a snder DoremSs and hucnn
son. During the war lie served as surgeon at fors
Schuyler, Newark and other places IN me service Of
clever af Mr.. i Francis Rst Sae he we'll Known
Mc n sasra ospa IN EewsK wnere lies the girl
Clark his object Icing. 4 possible TO get ner state.
ment. now that her mind Is settled ana ner ieeilngs
was perfectly wiling but en- ioiitc Marla's rnon.
two physicians were encountered and !.ieese gentle.
men 49,
oiJkorEp r6 AN INTERVIEW
between the reporter and the girl. II was not
right, they said, for any ole to see her under sucn
circumst ances Besides they added, "the principal
has run away and IL Is no use seeing her' me
Cutter case is destined to be cause c6ietre in Jer
sey.
Owing to series OF mistakes and misundcr
standings the friends Of DR.. Cutter failed to como
forward and arrange for his procuring bail IN time
to save him from going to Jail. Accordlnsly on
Saturday evening he was turned over to the care OF
jail lie was quartered In large, wcll-alred clean
looking room, wnere lie was visited yesterday ny Q
hERALp reporIer Inc DSctor appeaprH IN ,Sst
''NO USE TO CRY OVER SPILLED MILK"
ne expressed the utmost confidence In being
liberated this forenoon, his father-naw, Mir. Z. II.
Kinney, a wealthy New Yorker, having agreed to
furnish indemnify for his ball. In response to q
qnetion as to whether there really any truth in
the stories to the effect that he was the victim Of
CoNTEhPTIBLE PROFESSIONAL JEALOUSY
the part OF this Newark faculty, he gaid he mad
ample opportunity for six years past OF knowing
that they too true HIS very nrst surgical sue.
cess In Newark he said, was
"A MOST INFAMOUS EXAMPLE
In point" lie then went on to say that while at.
tached to the medical star OF the old Ward Hospi
tai IN the service OF the United States Army among
the patients was private named Clarke, member
OF the First New Jersey cavalry. One OF Clarke's
legs through some abuse waS rendered not merely
useless but dangerous IN Its probable results. II
was swollen TO an immense degree and measured
around the thigh thlrty-seven and o half incnes
lie had been examined by no less than 800 phys
clans IN washington ana other places, none Of whom
discovered what was the real nature OF the case
After great deal OF patient investigation Surgeon
Cutter asccrtaned that seven years before Clarke
had accidentally stabbed himself In the thigh and
from this he made a diagnosis showing that the
ton and saved the mans life. The profession IN
Newark never forgavc him for his victory The doc
tor cited other cases OF similar character.
During the afternoon he was visited by quite a
number Of friends. Rev. DIR. Stearns, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, was among those who
called on HIM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
DIAMOND ROBBERY.
A Hotel Bell Boy Decansps with Diamond

A Hotel Bell Boy Decanaps with Diamond
Jewelry sent ia u Indy Guest.
Mrs. Whitney, q LADY stopping at the Grand Cen.
trail Hotel saturday purchased diamonds to the
amount OF $4,000 intended as q bridal present TO
her daughter she left orders That they should be
sent TO ncr hotel. About six O'Clock Il MESSENGER
rom the Jewelry store where the purchase was
made entered the hotel with u package al
dressed to Mrs. whitney. Mt. Mills, one OF the
clerks, received the same and called Martin Fay, onc
OF tue bell boys TO VIII I'm lie gave instructions TO
carry 1t To Mrs WDtncy's roo MIR. Mills was un-
aware OF the value 81 the package, and WIS some
what surprised an hour afterwards to receive an In
quiry IRON Mis. Whitney NJ To wheth, a package or
diamond Jewelry had nccn received Tor her. lie
called Tor the boy, Martin Fay, and 10 his aston
tent detectives were Immediately put on the track
or the fugitive bel boy and tncrc Is No DOUBT but he
Will be speedily caught.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
HAVANA MARKETS..

HAvASA, May 8, 1871.
grinding almost everywhere has concluded aud re.
ports of % to % cent The decrease In
The jurisdiction of Remedies IA cent Owing to the
and favorable adyces from abroad all quotations
are slightly advanced There improved demand, and
market fayors sele Nos 10 TO u !noysnt al 1895 1913
re the latter choice ots Nos. ID TO 20 hm ll
10 reals Molasses to 10 firm, n 81 81 reals.
Clayed molasses firm, at ga l0A reals
Exported during the week from Havana ana Matanzas,
1000 boxes and 500 hnis OF which 1900 boxes and all
the hogsheads for the United States.
stock remaining warehouse at Havana and Matsnzas
col, 900 boxes; IL 900 hhds
bacon qu ct loo lie Butter market supplied Coal
OIL market supplied. Flour quiet at Sl3 30 Sl4. Hams
Market supplied: American sate 17c lee sugar cnrei
20c. 2lc Lard hrmer EGGS lie IKE. tins, l9Nc. n
2d1c Potatoes quiet ut SO DO ~ Tsow declining, owing
large supply quoted at i2c axe Houey and moIasses
acarcc o. higher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
LONG ISLAND.
A scribbIer In Danasr-stewarts Hotel on
the Plains.

A scribbIer In Dnnasr-stewarps Hotel on
the Plains.
j. 8. Evans, the former editor ana proprietor OF
the Long Island star, which up TO SIX months az
was published at Port Jefferson ana then removed
TO Patchogue, and which finally collapsed, was last
week arrested at East Setauket charge OF false
pretences. 1t IS alleged that Evans has represented
under such representations collected money. lie
brought before Justice Earl or Babylon and re-.
qnired TO give bail TO await action OF Grand Jury.
M STEWARDS GRAND HOTEL
The foundation for Stewards Grand Hotel on the
Plains has been commenced. IL will be 800 feet
square i've stories high and nreproof built OF brc
ana lron and VIII contain nil the improvements and
The suits OF rooms VIII be especially adapted for
families. and so divided that each family may enjoy
undsturbed seclusion. s. X.
LONG ISLAND MORALITY.
:. On Friday evening yonng man named John II.
Cornelius, OF sllp, left the house Of friend 10 es.
cort young lady home. When near piece OF
woods ne threw her down and attempted TO make
her The victim OF his vile passions She successfully
re sisted his attempted outrage ON reaching homo
she related the Circumstances to her parcnis, who
committed TO jail TO await the action OF fhe Grand
Jury, In default OF 81 900 bail Tie people OF the
place are greatly Indignant, and talked strongly or
lyhcnihs nun. stt1iea
The Work Before the Qacens County Court
W To-day. gr~ ira -
Never before since the building OF the present
court house. "old Brig as It ia called, 100 years
ago, has so important q calendar been before tue
court. To-day, Judge Gilbert presiding, the ad.
iourned meeting Of the oyer and Terminer for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08

tons business was light and generally confined to sm,
GELS 500 bags Maraca b. Ivt wers sold private
terms We qnoteko. ordinary cargoes loo IKE prime
do. u l2Ac. extreme range for lots: 10 &C. B%c;
Java Isc Sin kapore, To- $50 Ceylon, l5c. lie;
saioo' i4e lsc; Laga.yra, 10 1870 Jamse. iie
lS4c. Ec; Mani he l5c Mexican, he. lie Sava
na i3c l6,Sc.: Curacoa lSc l6c. gold, 80 6o days.
duty paid.
FLOUR GRAIN Receipts Flour. 1851 bbl.. wheat
a. $50 bushels a. bushels meal, 40 bba
ana s BAGS; oats l0s6 bushels The -four market ended
dn ana ayy ana N some cases Proes were ,owsr c
meal irm but quiet at quotations. The sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
TIC Duuks HOW HUlu $I5, IbZ,049 HUUV'
reserve-a gain OF $59l, 552 for the week.

reserve-a gain OF $59l, $50 for the week.
LATEST PRICES OF STOCKS.
The following were the closing street prices
OF stocks Saturday evening :-Western Union
Telegraph, t9zs co; Pacific Mail, Al u AN; New
York Central consolidated, 991I a e9A; New York
Central scrip, 94ss 9ia4; Erie, 26,s o5,s; Read
ing, 112E 1l2Z; Lake Shore, ITO 1loii; Pitts
burg, 1913 l29 Northwestern, $50. $50; do. pre-
ferred, ss a ISL; Rock Island, 1l5Is 1853; st.
Pau, 62is 62s4: do.preferred, s17i So; Wabash,
GsT Go; Ohio and Mississippi, 5oL 5o7s; Union
Pacific, 80 a say; Boston, Hartford and Erie 2 q
~; Columbus Chicago and Indiana Central, FAX
On.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08

Elizabeth Craig was standing the corner OF
Pell street and the BowcrY saturday evening talk
Ing TO her laundress when she was approached ~
an intoxicated individual named Henry Norton.
who sad he detective Ger and he had
warrant for her arrest. Elizabeth neatly turned the
tables ON the wcullbe detective by calling IN the
services oil the policcman on The beat and having
The cnterprislnI gen lcman arrested. lie was COM
mt ed for examination Ut Essex Market yesterday
By Judge Koch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08


S ssM o p % I fs' sale. %ss about
ys w SSr s 90 5Ga 81 s s 's
s 10 s Bushes o. @ @ & nns &c. %
TOR oh n0: Barley was mo scive Inc ses wara
nominal
business continued b. er s The enEagsmeaIs
anu 100 bales cotton "a TO LONDON By SAT- LOO obs.
a2ar as % 500 To q s'er sa @ bushels
.in bark $40 tons to oonsannope OF and
5000 Ibis. petroleum, A. Cd British bark 5s5 TOMS
British ship, $50 tons, direc, port on the Continent 1850
S 90 S sa s on S ~, tons, hence
bark s9 tons hence to LONDON $4,000 bbs petroleum.
HEMP Asp JUTE.-The market for hemp orm bu.
quiet we note saes o. 20 oaes Of ne butts on the SPOT AT
MoLAssEs.There further sncss In forci m OK
coptng the jobbpg safes, which prices Grocery
aasS s were rs5 nsa5 ror ssd % aud y @
hrm loo Obls New Orleans realized Soc eic We quote-
oa s'a, &C ana m.ed. g. XXI ass;s
Muscovsdo, refining ............. a. 37c. q 4ac
Muscovado, grocery. "A iJc. n 4,c.
English Islands. &c as5c &C. aie.
SASAl sroKEs".ac market for spirits tSr I; Inc
opened arm At 6oc with sales OF " bbs. wharf
owing to offerings rhil aslphia sails, IL bis
"a But r s Il Inc 'S rS
here been enabled to dictate the price m stock
available for mmetate very being smaller for
BUYERS by acmaadins 81 5 for strained wnio y was
strained. we quote T. S. 81 So 40; No. L. So 80
81 50 pale - 10 so TO- extra paie nuu ling virgin SO
&lel Wilmington tar was held at 80 20 aud Washington
So ~, without SAFES.
ovsIoNs.-Rcceips pork, sc packa ca beef III pack
ages cut meats 2.3 packages lard a packages The
market ruled duh and nominal at sl I7 - for uess
nothing Of moment done. The 800 b9a
The about zoo bbs Beef hams were dull al s4
were duh OF sale at former quotations Bacon quiet
We note small saes at Sao for dry salcd ami So
25o tierces az &c. Has, spot; sc for june, na4c
for July and lsc tor sepeln ,er
Crude trn, but quiet ut from 1916 a use. We
sales of about 1000 bbs standard White, mostly for
At, for May Sc &c a2'sc June sEac Jay .c s5c
" &C. sSc spot and monn. There were rumors of
transactions the particulars Of which unalle
learn.
RiorA small demand for lots prevailed at former prices
We note further of 800 bags Ransoon "A &C.
TAG, and ~ tierces Carolina at 8<;. $40
SUGAE-Tne market continues very strong, with
tendency. Under small offerings business limited,
but at exrcme prices, the market CLOSING the ass Of
SIZES were i5S hId. Refine sugar was good mand
2.c for white and la g. s5f crushsi pow .re and
granua.ed we 70 common refining,
oiSc prime 10 choice grocery, l0c. 1916. centrar,
s and %
Ouch standard Nos to9 sac as%c do, " 20 ~ sAc
1919: do, 70 70 IS iosc n.lc do u to = i.c
Sc. ioNc. Brazii.Dutch standard, IL sSc .
Mania-,rrrent clsyed and superior, $40. si4n New
oreans Refining grades, &c. Sc grocery grades. 9ac
MISUNDERSTANDING AGO bbls The market was quiet
90c. bid and Gle. asked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
HASe BALL NOTES.

There win be three games OF base ball to-day
one at Fordham between the celebrated Rose Hill
Club, Of ST. Johns College, and the Alerts, OF Sea-
ton Hall College; one on the Union grounds, be-
tween the Mutuas and the Silver Stars, and one on
the Captone, between the Boston Red Stockings
aud tile AtlantiCS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
CONNIE RCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, May 6-6PM.
CoTToS.Tbe market was gu ct but hrm. The offerings
and generally Of undesirable character con.
ssng chiefly OF the lower grades which scarcely
bic At quotations, while strictly good ordinary and the
better grades held with rmness on the strength Of
fair expert and spanning demand The sales were as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
Jp'enaa Alabama. N. 0rlsan.


change at tines however, showing slight tendency to ease
or and clssng quiet and barely steady at Yesterdays prices
NE Isn,ae',Sns to-day SompIised $40 bales ioows
july tic ose.her June, 200 At IA 7I6c 100 at 3zc,
soo At Vide, 2i0l AZ irc; 100 EACH June and july at
a. lie. sep.emOsr 200 a. llc go, al lssi likc.,
even. Yesterday a,SuO bales, alter Change, were
dispossd Of =: follows May, 200 at lee, 1900 at Ike;
.its August loo at l4kc 200 August ana 200 sep,em-
Savannah Exchased zoo May for 800 june
since last report l7SoI bales The average quotations OF
Yesterdays forward deliveries MAY Hl0c. June,
u ssc July asoc Angus it65c September lt7Se Tue
New Orleans, ,52s; Mobile ali savannah HS Shares.on
SSi Wilmington, IS; Norfolk 93s baltimore b0 New York.
e9O Boston, 2s0-tos I'LL bales against 645O bales
day last week snd 6llo bales day year bombay
shipments since last report to the 9TH inst, 5000 bales
CofFEE.-The market for Rio and Santos exhibited o
rmer tone, without essential change in values light
demand No further sales were elected In other descrip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-08
THE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement Of the assoc ated banks IS
favorable In showing net gain In the surplus re-
serve OF nearly 100000 The legal reserve is
augmented $l,ss3,025; but only one-third OF that
amount can be set aside In the surplus owing to
the fact that the deposits increased about S. ooo
The gain in specie was trning, owing to the ship
ments OF the week and the large payments into the
SUB. Treasury for customs The staem ent contrasts