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A MIGRANTS DEATH.

At an early hour yesterday morning an unfortu.
nate vagrant, named Patrick Muldoon, was discov-
cred by Oflcer Kennedy asleep in vacant lot near
Bedford avenue, Williamsburg, and taken to the
Fourth street station house. He presented most
pltiable aspect. His scanty clothing was in q
wretchedy dilapidated condition, and he was so
weak that he was almost unable to stand erect,
and 1t was found necessary to assist him to the
lOdgers' room, where he passed the night A
charge of vagrancy was preferred against the degt-
tute prisoner, the object OF the police being to hand
him over to the Commissioners OF Charity. To ee-
feet this he was taken from the station house
yesterday morning, and with two officers started
Tor Justice Elliotts Court. He was very faint and
had only proceeded short distance when he fell
on the sidewalk. Medical aid was at once sum-
mOned, but the poor man expired without uttering
a word. His body was taken to the station house,
and subsequently removed to Mr. Parker's under
taking establishment, where an inquest was held
by Coroner Whitehill and verdict returned in &C
cordance with the above facts. Deceased was forty
years OF age and q seafaring man. He became dis
sipated, and having lost his situation wandered
around Williamsburg, passing the days In low liquor
saloons and his nights In whatever friendly shelter
itself in the open air. His body will be
Inferred in POtter'S Field.
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preston In values without other features OF inter-
est, Erie being the only exception, advancing to
co. but reacting again to 49, The advance, OF
course, is due to the new position assumed by Mr.
Drew who is said to have turned bull since he set
tied with Bscholsheim and Goldschmidt, while
the reverse movement Is the result OF the opinion
that the closing out OF the short inter-
est takes away the necessary support to
keep the stock up. 1t Is wholly
speculative tilt between professionals, ana
the general public are not Interested 1t Is stated
that the transfer books OF the Erie Railway are to
be brought down town to the office OF Duncan,
Sherman & Co., and new certificates printed In
different colors, to represent different denomns-
TONS Transfer will. however, continue to be reg
istered by the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
Besides Erie, Pacific Mail, Union Pacific, Lake Shore
and Northwest were the stocks principally dealt H.
the decline in the general list averaging " per
cent. At the close the market showed marked
Improvement In most of the leading shares nom
the lowest prices OF the day.
THE EXTREMES
Tho foowjnp were the highest and lowest PRICES
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Since Jan. L.. S110, 1851 SAL GAS S133 Co.'s al
1t will be from this exhibit that although
the customs receipts since August to date, in
elusive, just one week. reached the unprecedented
figure OF $6,729 900 this does not represent any in
creased Importation but merely the accumulation
Of merchandise in the bonded warehouses during
the past month-when the customs receipts fell
Off matcrially-to await the operation OF the new
tariff. In fact, the imports for the expired por-
ton OF the year to August show, the contrary,
a falling oil Of s7,617,574 as compared with last
year. This is q healthy sign, and shows that our
people are becoming more economical or more dis
posed to support home industries. The customs
receipts to-day footed up So1s,0oo. The effect of
the new tariff is being slowly exhibited in
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.
On Thursday last the flannel houses revised their
prices and made an average reduction TX per
cent, which considerably stimulated trade. Other
woollens failed to recognize the new departure and
continued dull. In the general market business
continues dull buyers holding or until the proper
consequence or the reduction OF duties has been
fully appreciated by importers.
GOLD 115H 1l5H
Gold showed further weakness to-day and declined
10 1l56, the opening sales being at 1157S and the
bulk OF the days business at 115,l-the closing price,
The decline Is probably due to the expectation OF
freer sales by the Secretary tomorrow owing to the
heavy customs receipts OF the past week mentioned
above. In the loan market the rates were as fol-
lows, the decline In the premium apparently
making gold easier FOR delvery:--1-6i and nat for
borrowing. and l, 2, g. 81, 4, s, Az, 4 and per
cent for carrying Gold time loans are quoted at
IA u per cent for fifteen days; Il u per cent
for thirty days. 11S IL per cent for sixty days;
2's 2k per cent for ninety days, and 21 per cent
for all the year. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
to-day s23,ooo on account OF 1ve-twentes re-
deemed and $4,000 for interest. The operations
Of the Gold Exchange Bank to-day were as fol-
lows:- -Gold balances, s5,Oss,7s3; currency bal
aDces s5,o356s9; gross clearances, $62, 49, 600.
The following table shows the movements OF the
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hall month, q ssss Crude bulk
5ss
ay ss y @
ON At .s sphGs S dull
the q 4 and
S nS%I Ss .0'f Ssnnsa
afs:sS - e; %'a Isl. meat.
mess PORK confined extremely quiet There were no
sales and prices in we're Nominal quoted
s'f5 quoted hogs aea ss9rf
issns 81 sss' ss
also 9gs a%a more
Sbhns trade rGm stores but o!hsr%is
erd was shade mer Sa.es @ ne ,S
s Also ldS orccs Of co%non old Western at sn
soo terces kettle last evening at SIC City lard was dui
has bee" moderate business
snaas
sSnas
request and scarcely irm We quote cuba dining,
S;I$s s.: sSsss!s :: s V ssSd
so sstss mel asads Safsss
d. Istois sc itsc do Do Is to is iosc alssc DO,
s;r . eSans g. IN 70 prime
II nc 90 Java-Duich standard, Nos - TO IL &c.
$40 neutrality-suspicious. and extra superior, nc sac
RIcE.Busness to-day has been fair in good part Ion all
kinds and prices were firm Sales 40 tierccs oarsins at
SIC 100 bags Patna at TIC nc, and $50 bags
Ransoon at SIC. III.
SrKARINE.-fhe market was quiet and in the alb.
scnce OF transactions the prices were nominal
TAsLow was firm, but only in moderate request Sales
1000 lbs, at 9l6c. Il 9,ac. tor country and city
Observation-Disclosures go bbls. The market was quiet
but firm at the closing price OF yesterday Sales 80 bills
at 9c, and 100 bbs OF alcohol on the basis OF $3.50.
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ng were the highest and lowest prices

GOVERNMENTS WERE DULL
but drm, owing to the purchase OF $2oOoooo py the
Secretary to-day which he obtained at from l1472
to 1l4-SS. The total offerings were $6,57465o, rang
ing as high as 1920 The following were the Closing
prices limited States currency skies, 113A 1872;
do. d. 1884, registered, 1857 116H do do coupon,
11sT 11sN; do. fve-twenties, registered, May
and November, 1leH 1863; do do 1852, cou-
pom, do, 1l6H a 1l0S; do. do, 1894, do DO,
1867 q 1863; do. do, 1885, do do, 1leA III;
DO. do, 1867, registered, January and July, 1l5H
q 1l51s; do. do, 1865, coupon do, 1l5X 115h;
do. d. 1867 do. do, 1853 115,l do do, 1865 do
do, Il5H l15A; do. ten-fortes registered, 1924
1ooh; do. do, coupon, 1l2zs 1877; do. fves of
1881, registered, 1928 1l27s; do. do. do coupon,
1925 1121S.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
continue firm, but without any features of new in
terest Prices closed :-Tennessee, ex coupon, 1873
1917 do new, 1873 73al; Virginia, ex coupon Az
5O d. registered stock, old, 3s 42 do skies, con-
solidated bonds, 50 a51H do. skies, deferred scrip
15H IT; Georgia sixes 70 70; do. sevcns, IS 80;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 351S SO; do. to North
Carolina Railroad, As 40; do, funding, 1866. % a
80; do, do, 1862 % rs; do, new, q %; do.
special tax, Is 1o; Missouri skies, "a 94H; do,
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90 90; Louisiana SKIES,
5oa 81; do new As s.; d. levec skies, 60 05; do
do. Fights, 70 80; do. do, do, 1875, rs So; Ala
bama ves IS 60; do. eights 50 sc; South Carolina
skies, 81 5s do, new, January and July, 2sA 29
do, do April and October 2eK 81; Arkansas skies,
funded, 50 So Mobile and Ohio Railroad, sterling,
81 %; do, interest, eights So 81; do, second
mortgage, eights 73a 49, Mississippi Central Rail-
road, first mortgage, sevens, 81 a 90; do, second
mortgage, Fights, SO a IS; New Orleans and jack
son, first mortgage, 90 a 90; do, second mortgage.
81 a Sc; Memphis and Charleston Railroad, first
mn a A. a
Greenvile and Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by
South Carolina, as a so; Macon and Brunswick,
guaranteed by Georgia, 90 rs Memphis city
sixes IS a 81; Savannah city sevens, IS 90; New
Orleans consols, DID, 81 rs do issued to railroads,
skies, 81 a ~; do, sevens, 68 70.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
Tho following were the bids for railway mort
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COURT OF CENTRAL SESSIONS,
Alleged Murder by Poison-Thc Trial
Postponed TIL September.

Alleged Murder by Poison-Thc Trial
Postponed TIL September.
Before Judge Bedford.
The first case on the calendar yesterday was that
OF Frederick Heggi, charged with murder In the
first degree, in causing the death OF Frederick J.
Siegiried, by administering poison. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Stewart informed the Court that it
would probably take a week to try the indictment,
as the evidence would be crcumstantial; and as
there were number of prisoners awaiting trial for
ordinary offences he moved TO adjourn the trial till
next month.
Counsel for the accused expressed anxiety to have
the case tried at the present term OF the Court,
stating that Heggi was an old man; aud that there
was no evidence against him. Judge Bedford said
that during the hot weather he would not try a
homicide case, winch might occupy a week, be-
lieving it to be much more advisable TO dispose OF
sixty or eighty prisoners than to consume whole
week in the trial OF one case.
Counsel then moved to have his client bailed but
upon the District Attorney stating that there was
enough poison found in the stomach ofthc deceased
70 XIII sixteen prisoners, Judge BEDFORD remarked
that that was poison sufficient to Justify him in re-
fusng bail.
An EARLY Adjournment.
number OF bail cases were put upon the calen.
dar, but owing to rule of the Court which has
generally been observed, that no bail cases shall be
tried in July or August, the counsel for the deen-
dants were not ready with their witnesses so that
the Court was compelled to adjourn at EoOl. Judge
Bedford suggested that hereafter during the brief
term OF tue Court no bail cases be placed on
the calenunr. Mr. stewart said That hereafter he
would sec that the Court would he furnished with q
sufficient number OF prison cases TO occupy its at
tention throughout the entire day.
The Alleged Libel OF General Fitzpatrick
by the Kew York Times.
1t was rumored yesterday on reliable authority
that the Grand Jury had the case Of General Kilpat-
rick, who complains OF being libcllcd by Louis j.
Jennings, an editor of the New York Times before
them; but the statement in morning paper that
among the indictments nreSentad In the CanaroJ
Sessions before the adjournment on Tuesday was
one against Mr.. Jennings is incorrect, for no such
bill was among the bundle handed in at that time
The fact, IL the reliable rumor be true, Is that at
first the Grand Jury, after hearing the er pagie
statement OF the complainant did order a BILL
which was not presented in Court, and for some
reason or other the vote ordering the indictment
to be drawn was reconsidered, and IL is believed
that they will hear further testimony in the case
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FINANCIAL.

4 REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance rolices also<.l Bonds and
Mortgages assurances OF all kinds effected with
panes. j. j. HABRICH co. 1l9 Broadway
r1NHE COUPONS OF THE BONDS OF GREENE
county, Missouri maturing August will be paid on
and after that date at the National Park Bank New York
w. g. HORNBEAX, Commissioner.
w Property on Broadway, consisting OF first class
Stores and DWELLINGS, lease worth Si5O0 SS10O0;
TATE, Herald Uptown Branch office, ,265 Broadway.
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The quotations ba ed on cotton running in quality
not than half grade above or below the grade
quoted
CoFFEE.-There has been bushes; of Importance to-
day Small jobbing sales the only tran sactions
Prices remained UNCHANGED We quote Rio ordinary
l71Sc IKE. prime lsc. lS4c, gold, per h. 80 %
days; Java government bags 9c lgsc do grass mats
Maracabo isc lsc. Laguayra l7c ls1sc. Jamaica.
IGc. I7hc. st. Domingo, DC
FLoun AND GnAIr-Fiour 1896 bbs; wheat, 6765
busicls corn 200 do corn meal $40 bbls. oats 1886
do The flour market ruled strong general thing
but prices were no better The sales since last report
up about ID 800 bbls, at prices within the of
die appended quotations. Corn meal was a shade
stronger and moderately active Sales 6l0 bbls Western
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,


BALLIN-CAMPBELL.-In Hoboken, at the resi-.
sdence of the BRIDES parents, on Wednesday,
August 7, GUSTAV BALLIN TO DoRErHEA S. CAMP.
BELL, all OF HOboken.
CONGDON-WRIGnT-On Tuesday, August G, at
the residence OF the brides mother, Forest Home,
Jersey City Heights, N. j., by Rev. Mr.. Hartman
rector OF st. Paus church, Ioboken, DR.. Il. H.
CoNGDoN, of HOboken, to VIRGINIA WRIGHT, daugh-
ter of the late General f. II. V. Wright. No cards
PowERs-CuAPMAN.--In sacramento, Cal, on
Tuesday, July 80, Dr.. GEORGE II. POWERS, OF San
Francisco, tie Miss CoRNELIA J. CHAPMAN, daughter
of Russell Chapman, Esq, OF New Haven, Conn.
No cards.
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Wheat and fully De- better, the mar.
ket closing Mt about 81 81 90 for spring; winter
quiet, but held decidedly higher. The sales
comprised about tO00l bushels at 81 IS 81 10 Tor
Chicago, 81 GO for Milwaukee in store, 81 90 for
do TO arrive and Tor part of load on the spot, aloa,
81 70 for old winter red IN store 81 90 for white Vir
gina to arrive and 81 u for white Michigan Corn
duh and lower The sales only about III 900 bushels
ut &C. &c for sail, closing nj 6c. 6Isc Tor Western
yellow in store, white nominal at &c. Tie Included in
The sales are eoo bushels Of sail mixed Tor ct
Albany oats were dull and heavy with sales
ported OF 5600 bushels at i5ic i6c Tor Western aoa
closing with bids of 45c., and sellers asking i6c.
FRLIGHTs-TransactiOns in he nth lrcights compar
atively light Rates showed material alteration,
cep for grain for which tribe advance asked. The
charcring business was lair considering the scarcity Of
tonnage Tho inquiry was In good part for vessels for all
purposes and rates were without essential change Tie
engagements have been ITO Liverpool by stea 81 800
bushels grain az Sad 9d 90 hhds. tobacco sos 1000
boxes cheese iO 10 London by sai' 7tUJ bushels wheat,
l0 e BRISTOL go tons oil cake on private terms 10 Glas
gov, 1900 bushels grain at ID and later 5Dushe do,
T4c l94c The charters were AN Italian bark, 500
de,t 3D. OF; an Italian bark hence 70 Marseillcs 200
hencei TO Gibraltar for orders TO the Mediterranean,
full cargo OF refined petroleum at 5s Cd Tor bb and
il to the Adriatc Gs. 6d Tor bbls and Soc.
North German bark Ito arrive) from Will
mlngon to the Continent 5000 bbls rosln at s. per 80
lbs. Norwegian tSrk. $40 TONS from City Point to Lon
don, full cargo Virginia tobacco at 4Us.
MoLAssEs.-T The market Tor both foreign and domestic
continued quiet and prices showed material change
No re Wp
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Dull Day on the Produce
Exchange.
COMPARISON OF 0UR IMPORTS.
Nearly Seven Millions Of Customs Duties Paid
in One Week, but No Increase Of
Our Foreign indebtedness
Influence Of the Reduction Of the Tariff
on The Prices Of Dry Goods.
SEVEN AND A HALF PER CENT OFF FLANNELS.
ether Fabrics Unchanged and Limited
Business. Buyers Holding OF
GOLD us l-9 A rs IA.
Continued Demand for Cash Gold
and Active Borrowing Rates.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE EASIER.
Speculation in Bills to Make a
Turn in Gold.
| MONEY EASY AT FOUR PER CENT.
Stocks Heavy, with Erie as the Only
Ray Of Speculative Light-Drew
Said to Have Turned Bull.
Purchase Of So, 900, 900 Five-Twen-
ties by the Treasury.
Governments Dull, Southern Securities Firm
and Railway Mortgages Steady.
Boutwell's Balances and the Sub
Treasurer's Report.
Purchase of So, 900, 900 Five.Twen-
ties by the Treasury.
Governments Dull, Southern Securities Firm
and Railway Mortgages Steady.
Boutwell's Balances and the Sub
Treasurer's Report.
AY EARNI NGS.

WALL STREET, /
WEDNESDAY, August 7-6 p. M
On 'Change to-day wheat was dull in consequence
OF the high prices asked. Winter Is scarce and in
active demand. Flour exhibits fair inquiry owing
to the scarcity OF best brands. New was dull and
prices irregular. Cotton was quiet and steady at
2oHc. for low middling and 21ssc. for middllng.
OUR IMPORT TRADE
The following table shows the imports, exclusive
OF specie, at the port Of New York for the week
ending August 9, and since the beginning Of the
year,
1870 1871. 1872.
For the week. $3,75s,742 $5,2O0,713 S5,27s ,242
Prev. reported. log, S29 1360S5,232 $780, 29
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For future delivery basis low m ddns, The sales bnvc
been follows Sales last evening after three O'Clock
at 70 i3I6c IT 2Dalc 200 20 lsI0c October zoo at
l9sac November, 90 at ~ I36c December 100 at I9c
10 S7sc Total, 200 bales Sales to-day TO three
M-Aigus 90 at 2l1c no notice ~ 10th 100 Ct 2oss,
100 at 20c 700 at 20 lll6c 100 ut 20c 30 at 20 l3l6c
200 a. 2Sc 300 at2) 96c October 100 at l9c., 500 at
lShc Soysmber 100 at 10 Bloc, 200 at iS,sc December,
both old form contrac 800 sellers option ea this Year,
Szc 100 sellers option M this YEAR, at iSac Total $3.50
as follows .Galvsston, 81 New Orleans, Gi Mobile
day last week, 46l this day las: year 4s4 bales. Rates
Fl Sao p By sea sa TO HAVE by
steam Ac e9la' SAL ss s to MamSSvrg by steam Al
compressed sail, s6c; TO Baltic ports by sail &c lc.,
gold; to Mediterranean ports by steam &c We quote
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-1ios DON, August IS p NJ -
Consols and American securities closed unchanged.
PARIS BouRsR.-PARls, August Up. M.-Rentcs closed
at 55f. 60c
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET.-IIvepPooI, August IS p.
M-Thc market closed strong. Middng uplauds, 976d
lOd. middng Orleans, 0,d. The sales OF day lave
becn 1000 baios, including 5000 culativn and
export
Tsp M-Thc market Il quiet Wheat, los 10d lis. I'd
per GENITAL for red Western spring
LlvERPOoL Provisions MARxET.-LIvnRPooI, August p
r. M.-Bacon 3d. per cwt. for Cumberland cut, and
3s per cwt. for short rib middles Lard SIS. Cd per
cwt Pork 46s. per Dbl for prime mess.
LONDON PRopUcE MARxEr.-LONDoN August 7-Evcn-
ing.-Linsecd oil EST los. per ton.
PETROLEUM MISUNDERSTANDING. August 7--PetrOleum
46jef for fine pale American.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE EASY.

FOREIGN EXCHANGE EASY.
The foreign exchange market continues to pre-.
sent nominal rates from which concessions are
made from 4 to q per cent. This is owing to the
profit which bankers can make by lending out the
gold thus obtained at Ia to Ia per cent, and also
the currency at to per cent. This has, OF course
induced speculation, and so placed fresh supply
OF borrowed bills upon the market. The nominal
rates for exchange are as follows:-
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amounted to-day to S207,625.
MONEY CONTINUES EASY,
although somewhat disturbed by the prospect Of
approaching activity. The average rate on call was
per cent, while was paid, the market closing at
per cent The discount market Is dun. Prime
acceptances are quoted to 8 per cent. In time
loans rates are placed at per cent for 90 and 90
days. and for the balance OF the year 7 per cent
gold.
STOCKS uEAvY-ERIE STILL TIE FEATURE AND AN
EXCEPTION.
The stock market to-day showed continued de-
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The Alleged Libel OF General Fitzpatrick
by the New York Times.
COURT CALehlARS--IHIs DAY.
CORONERs' WORK YESTERDAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs.--H by Judge Bar
rett.-Nos. 13, H. 81, so, SO. Call l04.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALyEsros, August is7s
aStsos S Ex SSSa Saas x
f sas@ ssos g. % sas. s'sst Net
Cotton nemnal Net receipts, bales Exports coast
cot.o, ,u,o, :, u,,. sAvAssAI, August 7. is72
ceIpts bales Sales s. 'V SOCK is s%"S' '' '' ~
Cotton quet mangs nominal ssse AaSH'ts s
steady and s?SssS s5
ySe
at 81 qa saes p illinois at 1
s22 per ton: Mighwines, 9oc Canal Wheat SO
@ Sf ef Bos;cn &
Nsw YSrs 4 bS p bushels
l,s7s0OO feet lumber.
Lake mporrour bDs what A se Sci
corn el7N DO oats, iSSodo Canal snts5Whsa',
;iS%e%is from '. s b$sSss; corn:
s s%Ssr SIS 6aksrs g sp!aS SSis :
o 9sS s Sshs Il e whiss Mshigsn
q S. do 9s MCasan o. Cen S dul 81 saS,
pisaiSis Oats dull sales 5000 bushels at Sc Barley
Flour steady extra ,prns s%'ss' 1'e essss Urn ln
spr$s 'a; or aSSSs IA
ts3 sss S, ASugps, a
!sSsS md higher sea - s1 Ss
Ssy sspt' "aS mys 9u 9a Ys1s SN
rSEf ii,d Demand r and sS%? SishsT;
S ssss '1s Ss ASs's sFa II
@ ap b hs & s % RIB Ja a Il S.
;S sH Sss Ehss s, &C.
@ isS 90 soSn 's nSS
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supiRIol C0vaI-s2sC.AL IssA.
COURT OF cuMnoS SPECIAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.
The Ontario Bank vs. The New Jersey Steamship
COmpany.-Case settled.
Bacher vs.. Clark.-Order granted.
McFaran vs. Seavtt.-Dscontinued.
Crcsly vs.. Beebe.-Motion granted.
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r HE COU r T S.
DecisiOns-Allege Murder by
Poisoning.
SUPREME COuRT-CAaE3Eas.

Decisions.
BY Judge Barrett.
A. Il. Herring ct al. VS.. John Rush ct al-Al-
lowancc OF 5000 granted.
Thomas VS.. Schloss.-Judgment ordered for PLAIN
tiff.
Mander CT al VS.. Mander ct al-Order granted
and reference ordered.
Greenwood ct al. VS.. Brnk.-Motlon granted
upon the payment of the costs OF this action up
to the present time.
Wilson VS.. Lester ct al.-Case ana amendments
settled. Amendments are to nine inclusive dis
allowed, except the eighth, which is allowed; $40
costs allowed to the third person.
Foster ct al. vs.. Beeman ct al.-Motton denied
without costs.
SUPERIOR C0UaT-;'eC.M Term.
Decisions.
BY Judge Mcneil.
Kaine VS.. The Mutual Life Insurance Company
Order granted.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company vs.. CrOwn.-MOtiOn granted.
Filisno vs. EisinO.-Same
Luippold vs.. Ohnmacht-Same.
By Judge Freedman
Corey VS.. LOng.-See Opinion.
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NAVAL ST0REs-The market Tor Spirits TUrpeliIIlc WIS
decidedly more active and shade lrmer The sales
have been as follows l0J bills ut Sic for Southern and
5c. 5%c for New York; 800 New York bills at bIhc.;
2O bills Southern bic, and 2 bbls DO 81 c closing
limitcrrcques but firm We learn OF sales Of 500
bbs strained at So 20 800 bbls common do. at 81 60
$50 b6s strained private terms Tar was quiet Sales
% bbls Wilmington at 81 37J5.
PErRoLEuM.-0n Change today the market for refined
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CLOSING PRIcBs-4 O'CLOCK F. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton in Fair Demand and About
Steady; Receipts at the Ports, 202
Bales-Flour and Wheat Firmor--Corn
and Oats Easier-Es0rlr Nominal-CofRec
Qulct-Spirits Turpentine Firmcr-
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active at previous prices Future deliveries orened
frmer but subsequently ruled easier and closed rather
weak decline of c per h. from yesorday's prieea
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