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COURT or COMMON pl:As-spsCAL TERM
Decisions.

Decisians.
BY Chief Justice DAILY.
Lavidge VS.. Basm0re.-M0Ion for stay OF pro.
reedngs denied.
schneider vs.. Pinckney. Motion to vacate attach.
ment deated.
In the Matter OF LeOvanni 3. Observation-Disclosures
grained, except rs 10 property claimed to have been
transferred 70 the VIE but found by the inquest TO
be the lunatic's property.
EisUacD vs.. Fiecg. Motion denied.
In The Maticr OF The Application OF Mary Brooka
1Angdon.-Motion granted. Order to be settlod
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Aefiem for Alleged False imprisonment.
We nave already stated in The HERALD that suit
has been brought by Mathew J. O'Rourke against
Lawrence Morrlssev ana Police Justice Cox Tor
alleged false Imprisonment MIR. O'Rourke claims
$4,000 damages from each Of these de'enaants,
who yesterday gave final ball before Commis.
teioner Shields The trial WILL take place IN The
fDnated States CIRCUIT Coar.
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By Judue barnard.
SUPERIOR CuUaT-TRIAL TERM-pART !.

A Rather Expensive Note TransaCsi0ns
Before Judge freedman.
jOhn Ross vs. Moses l.. CO.lins.--n 1865 note Of
the dolendaht's for about twelve hundred dollars.
wm negotiated and discounted by the plaintfr,
through hts brother. broker. The note was re-
pea eddy renewed until the charges OF brok erage.
Interest and all amounted TO AS 20. me dc.
tendaDt refused TO pay tue note and suit was ao-
COrjingty brought 10 compel It's payment. ihe de-
Fence SET mp was usilry. The trial, aiter occupying
three days, was concluded yesterday and resulted
IN verdict Tor the plaintiff for the full amount
Ololmed.
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SUPERIOR COuRT-SPtClAE TERM

Drcisicns.
BY Judge Mcneil.
Won Lindheim VS.. Frank.-Motion granted,
Helms vs.. Pclne.-Ordcr eransed.
Oootircn W.. Sweeney. Same.
Claim vs.. Stern.-MOtlon granted.
G0ufrey vs.. WILLIAMSBURG. Fire Insurance Comma
ny.-M,ItiOns In ,hlS and three other cases OF saine
plaintH against 0tner insurance. companies denied.
Oplnit'n with the Iierg.
Mark va. Ritter.-Motioa to set aside Judgment
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SUPREME covaI-TRlAl Teaw-3AaT T.
A Libel suit.
Before Judge Brady.

Marcus L. Byrne vs. George Judd.-In this case.
which, 1t will be remembered Is suit Tor $4,000
damages ior alleged nbellous article published IN
'defsndant's paper, the plaintiff closed their case
yesterday and motion was made ny tho dcielcc to
,dlsmiss the complaint. The motion was urged Oh
the ground That II The case WAS suDmitte to the
JURY Ard verdict given Tor Inc plalniin that 1t
woud DC set aside by the COurL tnat ae allegation
that the ainGI published mad books II sustained
by his own evidence. Tae motton was denied ana
the doleLce entered on lis testimony. The case Will
0r0bAbiy occupy several days longer.
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UNITED STATES C0uar-.s BANKRUPTCY.
Washington Market la Court.
Before the Register.

W06utMHtnn OO0ffe
Before the Register.
In the Matter OF Henry Peters and Schirlote.-The
bankrurls had carried an extensive business as
butchers, and are declared Dankrupts In involun-
tary bankruptcy. The meeting was for proof Of
debts and choice OF assienees the court was
crowded with the residents OF Washington Marker,
creditors OF the taukrupts. Edwin James and
Mr. BlahdV appeared Tor Inc Creditors, and Messrs.
Wyatt and CHRISTIE Tor The banhrupis. Alter very
stormy meeting, Ia which charges OI irauL Nv the
bankrupts aud Of extort:on 10y creditors were ful-
minased In real Washington Market style Messrs.
Cummings ana Salem were chosen asst snees Of the
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SUPREME C0uaT-GeNeaAl Term,
Tie Assessuaen War.

Tie Assessment War.
Before judges Barnard, Gilbert and Tappen.
Argument was heard yesterday on the writ of
certiorar in the case of The People cx rel. George
Hudson ana others against the Water Board. This
Is suit involving the assessments the paving OF
Fulton avenue. payment OF wnicn Is resisted by
property owners. DECISION reserved. mir. Tracy
appeared for the reatOrs aud Corporation Counsel
DE Witt for the respondents.
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BRO0KLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES csmmIsaoSEas' COURT.

Before Commissioner winsow.
Mary J. Mills was charged yesterday with violat-
ing the Revenue law by retailing liquor Ut 332 Kent
avenue without paying the special tax. She was
held 10 ball In tae sum OF $500, to appear the I'D
ins when the hodr.ng oil The case will take place.
Henry Fortimeyer. OF Stuyvesant and LaIay cite
avenues. was also held TO oa On q similar charge,
to appear on the Data inst
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THE COUR T S.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.
,Ths Jumsl Estate-A Bankruptcy suit-Alleged
False Imprisonment-Aclon for Libel
Observation-Disclosures in the
General Sessions
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Tho Estate of Naeame Jumel.
Before judge Shlpman.

Before Judge Shipman.
! The further hearing OF the case OF George WASH
1ngfOn Bowen vs.. Nelson Chase was renewed yes
ferday.
Evidence for the defence was continued. Docu-
mentary testimony produced to show That
Betsy Bowen who, according TO the case OF the
plaintiff gave birth to the plaintiff al the residence
Of Major Reutea Ballou IN Providence X. l., was
not Madame june Another object oi the tesfl-
mOny lald before the Court and jury yesterday was
10 prove that tue Old man, Daniel HUI, WHO had
deposed that ne knew the planlin from his youth.
and tnaf Betsy Bowen. The alleged mo her OF the
pialntln, was none 0Lner than Mdiame Jumel, was
entirely mistaken IN these statements, ana mat ne
had given untrue evidence IN relation to his own
parenia2e. The town records OF irovdeuce were
again Introduced will tnai special Object.
Inc DEFENDANTS counsel, MIR. Charles O'ConOr
md MIR. Carter, offered 10 snow that The signature
OF mayor Balou 10 The entry Ia the pamphlet en-.
titled "Llfe OF KING Henry The Fourth" wnich pur-
pOrts 10 record the birth Ol ais Iegitnate son bY
Betsy Bow en-, was not q genuine signature COM
pared with his genuine signatures To oGaer u0cu-
.monts.
Counsel for plalnuf objected TO this Oner, on the
ground tnal tue signature could not he lmpcached
rs forgery by comparison VITA other signatures.
Inis led to u long legal discussion. Finally the
Q0urt ADMITTED the Offer subject TO argument as
70 now Iar the of1er should operate.
T. The Court adjourned Til this morning.
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SUPREME c0u iT-cnAsSBeRs.
lSecl~I0ns.

by Judge Barrett.
1 Daring Va. Brews .er.--Gxceptions Rnnued. re.
port confirmed ana judgment accordingly.
Byruea ct al Va. t;euScn.--M0liOn Tor new trial
deRAed. y It'll SO COSTS
Browne VS.. Leverldge ct aL-Mem0randum for
counsel
BY Judge Barnard.
A. label va Ernestite iaoel.--1his w0s an action
Tor divorce. Judgment for the 'palntin. with de-
cree that painun snail have tile sole care, custody
control ana education OF the two children VI tue
tmarTthQe.
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CITY CouRT.-Nos. 165, 2ss, 231, goa, ST. 1876, le4,
49, Ii, 49, 49, Al, lit, POS 20 210, 2l1 2l2 2I3 PA
ZIG, 2le, els, 2ie. 22o, 22l, 222, 223. ga 2z5.
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COURT or APPEALS CALENDAR

ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1872.
The following Is the Court OF Appeals calendar for
February l6Nos. 81, 13, l76, io5 Io7, 49, ILL., IVA.
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NOT 4 MURDER.

Yesterday morning Coroner Herman took charge
OF the case OF John Peterson. who died on Wednes-
day evening at 129 Washington street from the
effects Of violence alleged to have been received on
the evening OF December at the corner OF Carlisle
and Washington streets. IL ID charged that
james FentOn struck deceased on the head
with club. Directly alter the assault
FeptOu WAS arrested aud taken before
q magistrate at the 1ombs and com mltted for ex-
animation. Be was subsequently tried IN Inc Court
special Sessions for the assault, convicted anc
sentenced to pay 1ne OF $50, when he did am
was discharged.
Yesterday afternoon DIR. John Beach made
post mOrten examination on the body OF the do
ceased and found That death resulted irCm cerebra
injuries Of Peterson had anything whatever to b
with the cause vi death.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoNDoN MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoN, Jan. s-5 r. NJ
Consos closet at sssa for both money the account
United States fve-twenty bonds $685. 92L 1855 old
"a al lS57's, 94G: ten-forties, w.
PARIS BOURbE.-PARIs, Jan 2.-Rentes J5f. 6Oc
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIv ERPOot, Jan. SIS r.
The cotton market closed quiet Mddng upands, 9,sd
l0i middng Orleans, lO The sales OF the day been
1906 bales OF which LOCO bales taken for speculation
and export.
TEADR AT MANonEsrER,-IrvERrooI Jan. 2-P. M
Advices from Manchester less favorable and d.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MAgKET.--LIvER JAN
81 go T. M The market 10 trm Wheat lis lis. 3D. FER
GENITAL for No red Western spring. and lis. 3D. for
winter Corn Bis 3d. quarter The receipts Of wheat
this port for the three have been 4C0 quarters
inclniing 2O.OO0 for speculation aud export:
LIVERPOOL PROvIsIONs MARKET.-LIvRRPooI. Jan.
2Evenng. Bacon, 36s Sd. for short ribbed
dies.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKFT.-LoNDON, Jan. 2-Even
ing.Taow, 4Ss. 0d per cwt Refined petroleum, I6sd.
l6is1 per gallon Common rosin Us. Sd. per cwt.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan g. 1874
Cotton strong; mIddlngs ac Al95c Net receipts 1850
bales gross, 1888. Sales, $500 Stock. ls3,76l
SAVANNAH, Jan. 2, 1872
Cotton strong; middlings. l9ac. low middnes isc
1885, Net receipts 1000 baes. Sales, 00 Stock 4OO
GALVESTON. Jan. z. 1874
Cotton strong; good ordinary, H'.c. Net receipts, 40
Cotton strong middngs, l9c Net receipts assS bais,
Exports ooaswse, I'LL Sales, 800. Stock, "a 1872
CHARLESTON Jan. .. 1872
Cotton Arm; masings, isc Ne. receipts. 1875 bales
Sales, QUO Stock 3,S48
LoUIsvrLLE, Jan 3. 1871
TOBACCO Sales 90 hhds common lugs. SIS % a So "a;
&l4 $l6 " '
In store and aaoat-whca $685. bushels; corn 75a 600
R Friday bushels corn and sSSS DO d.
Duluth and 1000 bushels spring on p of oas
terms, Corn qne. and steady sales of 10000 bushels No B.
Barley dull 400 bushels Canada sc Pork dun at Els So
Lard dul at 9}ac lOc. High wines nominal.
go . CHICAGO, Jan. q 1872
Flour dull and nominal Wheat In fair demand advanced
seller Fe5ruary$l ssa. Corn active and higher No.
&c Oats advanced and Ia fair demand; No ., rs-
IleGcd &C. No seller February, sac $50 secr April,
se'y seller H FEBRUARY a%% ' ss 'y oi
seller January; February $1s % 1918 l0 seller March,
S3 % Si3 20; seller April, $lS 30 $l4 Lard dull and
dies bsc. short clear mddes, 5}c Bulk unchanged
and quiet: Boxed steady Live hogs quiet and weak
ami firm at 30 Whiskey firm $50 Receipts 5000 bbis
Hour l6,C0 bushels wheat 10000 do corn, II O0J DATA
goo DO rye 1000 do barley and 1900 hogs Shipments
rye, lS,O0O do barley and 5,O0J hogs.
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VIRGINIA..

yH'ho Financial Condition Of the Stnte-(sOvcr.
nor Walker Has Vetoed the Law Passed by
Both Houses Repeal the Funding Bill
Tho Legislature Will Ignore the veto-The
January Interest ON Bonds Not 20 be Paid
Yet.
RICHMOND. Jan. O. 1872.
The Governors expected Message vetoing the
late resolution Of the Legislature suspendng the
funding OF The State debt was sent into the House OF
Delegates to-day. No quorum was present in the
entire body; but there is doubt that the resolu-
ti0n will be passed over the veto by mu CHI more
Chan two-thirds vote in the House and an easy
two-tnirds vote in the Senate.
The Message Is regarded an able state paper in
che city, but IL Will probably impair the Governors
popularity In the Legislature
Members have come back after the recess declar.
ing that the people VIII sustain them in opposing
The Funding bil and In postponing the payment of
interest on the public debt. The Message argues
nans n0 aeb created mere as SSn
hundred different statutes. and simplifying
Of the debt IS aesay deS ana to
stop the process now would be placing the holders
Of the otner third on unequal terms with me holders
whole business in doubt anu uncertainty and mani.
Testify means the indefinite postponement of the pay
Enent vi the public debt. The resolution expresses
mo purpose OF the Legislature TO preserve the faith
of the state or to project the public credit
IT express any clearly defined purpose OF any kind
( The bonds already issued under the Funding act
constitute q contract between their holders and the
State under which the interest coupons may be
paid Tor all debts claims aud demands OF the
State. This contract Is protected by the national
constitution and by the State constitution, but the
holders OF the old bonds not yet funded enjoy
mo such benefit, and are dependent on the will Of
The Eegisai ure Tor the interest due them.
[ That the resolution was unwise Is shown by the
erect II has already produced In depressing the
price OF Virginia bonds. For the first time in the
history OF Virginia has the con idence OF the nan.
ca credit wayered or the integrity OF the State been
al IN Tn.yfa trrn h0Q nha+ tfufa No NIL
law for the Funding ACT nor does propose to pass
any such law, and in view of this, Its action sacks
very much OF reputation.
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STRAYING AWAY AND DEATH,

Nearly two weeks ago James Dowd, a man seventy
'nve years OF age, partially demented, slrayed away
from his home in Melrose, Westchester county, and
Tits friends searched in vain for him I'LL Saturday
last, when he was found in the Tombs. Mr.. Dowd
1t appears, was discovered wandering In an alb
stracted state OF mind through the streets
OF the Twelfth ward and taken 10 the Har.
iem Police Court, where the magistrate committed
him to the TOmbs, as he seemed TO have no home or
means OF support, and could give no satisfactory
account OF himself. He had an injury Of the right
arm which presented the appearance OF being FROST
bitten, and the wound subsequently became danger
GUS. In THIS condition Mr.. Dowd was carried TO the
street. and thence to bellevue HOSPITAL on Satir.
day last where death subsequently ensued. In his
abstracted state OF mind he made an incoherent
remark about having been beaten, but his friends
seemed to attach no importance to IT, Coroner
Young will make an investigation alter which the
remains will be removed 10 Westchester county for
interment. Mr.. DOwd was native Of Ireland.
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FlNlNJIih And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET, |
TUESDAY. Jan. Pc p. M. I


TUESDAY. JAM 2-6P. M.
On Change to-day wheat was rather lrmer but
quiet. The cotton market was steady.
MONEY STRINGENT.
The money market opened at per cent gold, az
the general rate on call among the stock houses
with considerable dealings at 7, currency, among
the government dealers, but as the afternoon ad.
vanced the demand became exceedingly active.
and the arrival OF three O'Clock betrayed
scarcity almost unequalled in the history OF the
street. Borrowers In this crisis were compelled to
pay y per cent equivalent to 1856 per cent
per annum), and few transactions were re-
ported ut Il per cent The demand continued
until long after three O'Clock, ana 1t is said that
number or borrowers had to take their collateras
TO bank late this evening and ask loan OF the
amount they owed until tomorrow morning, when
they would return the loan in greenbacks.
Prime paper was quoted at q IL per cent dis
count
Foreign exchange was steady on the basis OF
100'I 1096 for prime bankers sixty.day sterling.
and 10 for sight bills
GOLD EXCITED 109E 109k.
The gold market opened strong aud advanced to
1923 on purchases to cover the contracts OF two
brokers who had been "short" Of the market and
compelled to suspend. The Treasury pro-
gramme and the HERALDs letter giving Secretary
Fish's views OF the Spanish question helped the
rise. Late IN the day the market broke down with
the heavlness OF cash gold and the anticipation Of
very dear carrying rates to .mOrrow. The course OF
the fluctuations to-uay is shown In the tablet
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THH WILLIAMSBURG CHRISTMAS TRAGEDY.

Continuation OF tho COrOncr's Inquest.
Coroner Whitehill last evening resumed the inquest
in the case Of Patrick Murphy who, it is alleged
was kicked to death IN North sixth street, Williams.
burg. Christmas night in front OF the liquor store
OF John Magner. The following was the only testi.
mony taken, and the inquest was adjourned until
this evening"
Samuel Graham, sworn, deposed-I work In the
gas house with Magner; | heard that Wagner said
on the Goth that he had row in North Sixth street
on Christmas night, and thab he was going TO leave
TO AVOID being arrested; diJ not hear who Magner
had the row with.
Mrs. Marinda Magner sworn, deposed-I am the
wife Of J0nn Wagner; reside at 144 North Sixth
street; there was some angry scoldlng betw een
Casey and Patrick Murphy at our place on Christ
mas night, and my husband put them out at my re-
quest; what occurred when they reached the side
walk know nothing about.
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W0MAE'S BOARD OF MISSIONS.

BosToN, Mass, Jan. 2, 1872.
The fourth annual meeting Of the Womans Board
of Missions was neld today in Park street church.
The President, Mrs. Albert Bowker presided. The
annual report shows that the society has over two
hundred auxillaries ana about one hundred mission
circles, scattered from Canada to California IL sup
ports thirty-six missionaries, eleven schOohouses
and about thirty Bibe women In INDIA, Turkey and
China. The COnstantinoplc Home was In successful
operation, consisting OF q first class seminary ard
dispensary in charge OF a competent lady physician.
The total receipts for the year $751; 103 and the
expenditures $46,235. Communications from mis-
sionaries and the addresses by the ladies present
dictate very favorable results from the society 8
labOry
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
City Government Cha uxcs

Mayor Powell entered fairly upon the RESPONSE
bilities ana cares of Office yesterday when he was
waited upon by host of disnterested C9) politicians
who warmly congratulated HIM upon the auspicious
event. The only change made by His Honor was
the dismissal OF Peter Bremen. the mes.
senger, anu the appointment OF Patrick
Keenan,, ex-Deputy Auditor, in his place. Tho
position Is worth $1,000 per annum. There
has been no change made in the secretarysniD, Mr..
A. Angel still continuing TO discharge the duties Of
that place.
Mr.. Charles W. Thomas, ex-Deputy County Clerk,
was sworn in as Deputy County Auditor, aud Mr..
q. W. Baldwin as chief Clerk IN sail Office.
The late Deputy Comptroller, Le0ch, Is to De an
pointed chief CLERK IN the Street Commissioners
ONCE. County Judge Moore and District Attorney
Winchester Britton also entered upon their official
duties
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GOVERNMENTS STRONG.

The government list was strong on the demand
for the reinvestment OF coupons, but In
fell Off shade at the close account of the strn.
gency In money. The following were the final
street prices:United States currency skies, 115A
1151a; do. skies, 1884, registered, 1144 us; do
do.. coupon lex int) lis ll5}s; do lve.twentes,
registered, 1865. ITO 1lOH do. do, 1852. coupon
1lo>s 11Oss; do. do, 1854, do, 1lOS 1lO2l; do
do. 1865, do. 1924 a 1l22s; do. do, registered
1867, liz 11ah do do, 1855. coupon lex int, nix
a 1l17I; do do, 1857, do. lex int, 1125s 49,;
do. do, 1868. do. Tex init. l13 1885, do. fves Of
1881, funded, registered, 1895 1895 do. do. do,
coupon, 1921 no. do ten-forties, registered, 100I
a lOo't; do. do, coupon, ITO 110h.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STRONG.
The Southern list was strong, In sympathy with
o sharp rise In the Virginias and South Caronas.
The Governor OF Virginia has vetoed the bill to
stop funding, while IN the case OF the South Caro-
lnas 1t Is asserted that the debt statement includes
bonds belonging to the Treasury which have been
hypothetical for 15c. q zoe. on the dollar The
following were the closing prces:-Tennessee, ex
coupon, 63I o O.; do, new 631s q "a; Virginia,
ex coupon, 81 a s1; do. registered stock. old, 40
q 81; DO skies, consolidated bonds, 6sA o SO;
do. SKIES deferred scrip. q %; Georgia skies,
70 IS; do. sevens, so a 81; North Carolina, ex
coupon. 81 q 34 do, funding 1865 % "a; do, do
$685. 20 %; d. new, Ia IT. do, special tax, 10
Is; Missouri skies lex nt), 95 9514; DO. Hannibal
and st. Joseph lex int, 90 Oh; Louisiana SKIES
lex int. 60 q Go; do. new lex int.l IS 90; do.
evee skies, 81 o So; do. do. Fights lex init,
20 IS; Alabama 1ves TEX init, 60 IS; do. elghts
lex int.h OIL o 3d. do, do, Montgomery add
Eufaula Railroad lex init, 81 90; South Carolina
sixes so q 90; do new, January and July, 20 a 81;
d. do, April and OCTOBER, % "a; Arkansas slxes
funded, so So
STOCKS STRONG BUT UNSETTLED.
The stock market led OF with brilliant beginning
for "the January rise, and prices up to the last
formal session OF the board were exceedingly
strong with an advance OF u 8 per cent and an
active and well distributed business the specula-
ton running into the miscellaneous railways and
bringing out fresh subjects from among the obscure
members OF the general list which forms "the
CALL" The stringency In money and the rumor OF q
run on the Third Avenue Savings Bank
unsettled calculations toward the close and induced
a pressure to sell, which carried prices down quite
rapidly although there was an eventual second
rally IN some features such as Wabash, which, In
the final dealings the sidewalk, recovered TO the
highest poilt OF the day. Hannibal and st. Joseph
preferred sold at 6sh, Panama at 70. Boston, Hart
ford and Erie at 3}i and Columbus, chicago and
Indiana Central at 2JA
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
s.,ls. etx .y.,v.