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COURT or APPEALS.
DccfsiOna.

ALBANY, N. Y, June q, 1872.
Judgments afnrmed, with costs-Matland vs..
whitbeck, Bracket Baum, Hartley VS.. James,
First National Bank OF Bailston Spa Vs. The Presi-
dent, &c. Of the Insurance Company Of North
America Hincken vs.. The Mutual Benefit Life In
suranoe Company, Locke vs. Burrows, Herman vs..
The Mayor, &C, Of Albany; Ruatigan vs. Same. No
Ian vs.. Same, Chamberlain vs. Same, Cullen VS..
Same Flanagan VS.. Same, Hannah vs.. Same, Judge
vs. Same, Kean vs: Same, Lysatt vs. Same, McGran
vs.. Same, Mcdonald VS.. Same, O'Hara vs. Same,
White Va. Same, WEIGH vs. Same, Palen vs. John
son. Harmon VS.. The Hob0ken Land Improvement
Company, Rathbun w. The Northern Central Rail-
road Company
Judgment reversed and new trial granted, the
costs to abide the eveht-De Graw vs. Elmore,
6prague N. Dwyer, Viner vs. The New York,
Alexandria and Washington Steamship Company;
Niagara Elevating Company vs.. Mcnamara, Phelps
va. Visoher, Long vs. The New York Central Rail-
road Company, Heineman vs. Heard.
Order granting new trial affirmed, and Judgment
absolute for defendant, with costs-Battel vs.. Bur-
rell Cook vs.. Banker.
Order Of General and Special Term reversed and
order granted, giving to the appellant, Grifen the
surplus moneys to the extent OF his lien, with costs
from the said surplus money after satisfaction OF
his lien, and without costs 10 appellant re-
spondent as against each other-Schapeler vs.
Reilly.
Appeal dismissed, with costs-Campber vs.. Page,
Colt Va. Stewart
Motion denied, with $40 costs and remittances
returned to the Court below-Van Saun vs.. Farley.
Motion denied, with $40 costs-Walker vs. Amer
team National Bank OF New York.
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THOSE UNPAID BILLS"

The Commissioners appointed by the Legislature
TO examine into certain awards made by the Mayor
met again at the st. James Hotel last evening.
Tho proceedings were enlivened at the outset by
. sharp rebuke administered by Commissioner
Sutherland to the clerk who usually represents
the Comptroller. This gentleman kept the Commits
sion waiting for him threequarters Of hour over
tho proper time, and Judge Sutherland warned
him that such gross neglect must not occur again.
Claims 2,23S, 1881 and 242, for paving Fifty-fifth
street from Eighth avenue to Hudson River tagging
Ffty nrss street. from BROADWAY to Eighth avenue
ton, were passed on the evidence OF James Gearty,
who testified that the work had been done well and
chat there was no fraud In II OF any kind. Gearty
admitted that the said claims, however had been
assigned to q third party
Another lively discussion ensued between the
supposed representative OF the Comptroller and the
Commissioners. One OF the latter asked the clerk
whether he had any objection to the claims in ques
ton, whereupon that gentleman explained that he
did not represent the Comptroller in any way The
remark was made In tone OF apparently pregnant
meaning. and Commissioner Jaaues said he did
were present-in person or by deputy. An
other OF the Commissioners, however, pointed out
that the law under which they acted simply re-
quired that the Comptroller should have an oppor-
tunity to examine Into the claims, not that he
should necessarily be present the matter'was,
therefore, arranged and the work or examination
Claim i,sl2, by James Fitzpatrick, for work done
IN Fifty ninth street. First avenue to East River,
was passed without any difficulty.
William Baird next got claims 1850, 1855, 2,3oS,
S05 294 and 1883 all passed IN the smooth
amounts anu consisted OF unpaid balances
without opposition.
Thomas Owens claim, 2,141, was contested by
MI. James wilkes, property owner, on the ground
chat no and other gentlemen interested had paid
out OF their own pocket for part Of the work. This
was, however, arranged by the claim being laid
over until the work could be surveyed
Mr.. Keyes' claims, 1904 and 223o, and Mr. Chris
ties claims, 2327, 2,2o6, 1874 aud 2377 were all
passed without opposition.
Mr.. p. r. Brady's claim 2,091 Mr.. Miners claim,
2.2s7 Mr.. McGrath's claims, 1888 and 2,334, and
Mr.. Pettgrew's claims, 1873 and 221l, oil small &C
counts, were all allowed without objection.
Tho Commissioners then adjourned until Monday
AYcninQ.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoS, June Alb M
Consols and American securities remained unchanged.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARis, June 2l-P M.-Renes closed at
64f &c
FaAsxroRr BounsE.-FRANKroRr Juno 2l.-Unted
States fve-twenty bonds. 96s for the issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKKT-LIvFRPooL, juno 2l-6 r..
M The cotton market closed unchanged The sales Of
apa snSscnson The Shpmeus Of COTTON rom Bombay
70 the glt inst since the last report have been 10 bales
GOO for export and 5000 speculation Tho stock In
port s6l oO bales including s o American The re,
Amcrican actual export 900 bales The stock sea,
bound to this port Is 2 COO bales including 1900 Amer
TRADE IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS June N--5 p. M
The market yarns and fabrics In Manchester s dull
and prices haye a downward tendency
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs Observation-Disclosures, June 2l-
n MThe receipts of wheat at this port for the past
three days have been 1900 quarters of which U
American.
LIyEhrooL Produce MARKRT.-LrvERpooL June 2l-5 z.
M.Iailow AVS per cWt spirits turpentne 4os per cwt
ingsperm oil zoo fg2 toni spirits turpcntine, 49s
q 6Os per cWt. dne rosin, lis. a las. per cwt.
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THE URT s.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

Leslie. OF the Eleventh precinct, against Adoph
Liable. Ii appeared from the testimony that the
accused, who lived In the tenement house ut I1sK
willett street. was slightly intoxicated on the az
ternoon OF the 18th Of May, and SO violent In his
conduct towards the family that his wife went to
the station house to procure tho services OF an
ofiicer to arrest him. Officers Leslie and Finnegan
were Immediately sent, and upon arriving at the
prisoners apartments knocked for admittance, but
were refused Leslie pushed In, but was showed out
by the defendant, and then obtained entrance TO
MS room through q rear apartment. The door was
barrcaded, and according to 0ficer Lese's account
Liable was seated upon trunk, and when he ap-
preached him able) he seized cleaver and hit MN
Uealie) on the forehead with the nat side OF II,
after which the 0fiicer hit him with hts CLUB Tney
tussled together and fell on the bed, Omoer Leslie
being on top. At that time Liable struck the omcer
another blow with the cleaver, INJECTING SERIOUS
wound, whereupon Leslie, in the presence oIomceT
Flnnegan, struck the defendant several blows Win
his club Both OF the men were c0nnned IN the
hospital several days. The story 81 the accused,
who was proved to be q pe0ceable German, was
entirely dlferent, and was corr06orated by his
little daughter. He stated that when the officer
entered the room he struck him first, and brutally
assaulted him. The Jury rendered verdict Of
guilty of an assault with intent to do bodily harm,
and very strongly recommended the defendant to
mercy.
Judge Bedford said that the verdict was right
eous ono and promptly suspended judgment.
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bales Stuck 757, wceNly-Gross receipts i06T Exports
TO Great Britain, 800; coastwise. 2,0i7.
IoursvrII.E June q, l512
Tobacco unchanged Sales III hhda

bales Stock z57, wceNly-Gross receipts i0s7 Exports
TO Great Britain. 800; coastwise. s,0i7
IoursvIII.x June q, i512
Tobacco unchanged. Sales III hhds.
Lake imports-Tiour, i7s bills wheat rs 800 bushels,
wheat 200 bushels; corn sss.is DO. oats, l0iS do
corn ii.c. oats, re. Flour dull and easy Sales
s MssssII s,sJsf At
SSIS su ling s
at 42o
Flour steady and unchanged Sales OF 200 bbls at
for No spring 81 for amber $40 for white winter
slo for double extra Wheat quiet and lower No
u % for soted and 81 40 unboled per Mil feed
~ So n I s So. Canal reisSssWSeat e
corn ana rye Se 70 New York lumber s S % the Hud
York 5rs 20 ASsng Z 70 sS y
lake26O0 bushels corn 600 do barley 347 100 ieet Of
lumber Shipments by CANAL Ia O0 feet of lumber
CHIcAGo, June 81, 1877.
Flour dull and nomina' holders anxious sell Wheat
dull and declined Gales OF No. spring ut 81 S5t cash.
81 M seller July 81 50 seller August Corn active and
seller July, DYE 4sc seller August Rejected sc.
$40; Oats In fair demand and lower; sales Of No at
2s,sc SOC cash soc. seller July rejected &c Rye dull
nc@inn WHISKY arm and n ''s fair au demand
& r5oy t,a aas ana unenspgSdd ross sold s
8esc. seller July Bulkmeats firm, and in lair demand
S9sS. bacon steady and nom,nay unchanged. Cattle
$5 10 freights Arm Receipts 5000 6bls flour, 400
eTsheis Wheat il bushels corn 100 oco bushels oats
ments 900 bbis hour lo bushels wheat 81 90 bushels
corn la 200 bushels OATS 900 bushels barley soo cattle
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N1y1I sroans-The market for spirits turpeniine was
steady KINDER fair de%sn ssss So an. Ds s a
q SbIs strained q y zs 400 9e DO
sS p e. ssls ss SIS = =
sale. q 70 Isl, ws.SInstSn At y ~ 49, s
s y: i 4as
ssoss Crude @ @
PHraoIEUx~on Change to-day the marked for refined
W Ssss ss ss s1si asss
was dull and weaG.onsred without buyers Esc: Case
IN the ABSENCE Of aa
g OK Ss asd
"e hs Closing ps9s Of % SS
last SaIi q August, sss Late! hear ssiSs *, q
crude sH a s sH1s e. # New WY t and Dbl.
PsovIsloTs.. iptsIfork 27s bills cut meats. 40
SS All and sp
1 S5 sa and sn: I oasS Zoo s4 August s at
The oess trade s"s no
h'T 81 :Ssai IS 81 is.s.s hog. were and in Iii
and al ana sa the n S
SO CRIME mes. !. s1s s sis india
ana
steady at loo 2c. for smoked hams &C. 6sc. for do.
shoulders, &C. lie for picked hams, bAc 5c for DO
shoulders and 7c &C. fort do bellies Lard-lhe market
for Western was quiet and unchanged Sales 6U erces
1890 and $50 uerces for August at 9c Last even
ing l0 tierces Sold deliverable fifteen days from 10th Of
June, 9sc City lard quiet at sssc SAC Sales l5O
uerces
RicEThe transactions to-day have been fair and the
market remained Arm. The sales have been 20 terces
Carolina At sac. shc $50 bags Patna at 7c 7c and
BOZ bags Rangoon At SIC. 7c also 800 bags Psna, IN
bond at IS 75
sUsARThe market for raw was very quiet today, but
the market continued steady the basis sac &C. Tor
fair good Sales reported Of Z5 hhds OF grocery
at 9Ac. Refined only In limited request and scarcely
firm quoted Mt IKE for A. and lSc l4c for hards
We quote :-Cuba-Rehning, inferior to common, 7sc
&c grocery fair to good sac. 9tc prime to choice,
9c lOc centrifugal hhds and boxes, 9hc: l01ac.;
moasses. hhds. and boxes INC. SAC melado, &c
&C Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos TO 9, SIC.
&C.; do 10 to H. 94c 9s4c do Is to 49, loo, 1856;
do 10 e ~ lie al DO Y TO ~ izS Salmon ss; DO
prime, &C. &c.. grocery, fair to CHOICE gHc. l01sc.
Dutch standard Nos. 10 to IL exc ysc Manila--su-
perior and extra SUPERIOR INC. a SIC.
ToBACco.-The market remained firm, t1nder far de-
mand in good all kinds The sales since our last
been ZOO old crop sundries at l4c Se 20
crop state at Nc l1sc zcases do Pennsyl-
43 do Wisconsin private terms, 5W hhds Ken
lucky at SIC. l5c. and 80 bales Of Havana ut s5c
TALLow.-The market remains quiet and unchanged.
Strictly choice city held at 9c Sales 5000 lbs fair to
Wasxx1.-ReceIpts 1856 bbls The market was lc bet
with iair business at the advance sales 2O bills
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The Maturing Indebtedness Of the
State Of New York.
ALI the Ante-War Bonds and Stocks TO
Be Redeemed In Coin.
Railroad Traffic for the Expired
Portion of 1872.
STOCKS DULL, HIGHER AND STRONG.

WALL STREEr, I
FRIDAY, June 21-6 p. NJ.
On Change to-day wheat was quiet and lower
Flour was in fair demand. Cotton was dull and
heavy.
MONEY FOUR PER GENT.
Money was easy and unchanged; that is the gen.
eral rate on call was per cent with some excep-
tions on stocks at per cent and on governments
at per cent.
fairly active inquiry for prime mercantile pa
per is noted, and makers and reviewers find ready
accommodation. The rates range from to per
cent for everything doube-named running sixty
days to four months Indeed, three months paper
is rather the favorite with many buyers, and four
months is just as negotiable with some parties as
sixty days.
Foreign exchange was dull and steady on the
basis Of 1898 for prime bankers sixtyday sterling
and 11O,S for sight bills
THE MATURING NEW YORK STATE DEBT
telegram from Albany received at the Manhat-
tan Company this afternoon states that the Auditor
Of the Canal Department has directed the payment,
In coin, OF the principal Of the State stock known
the floating debt loan maturing July l. This
action Of the State authorities provides for the re-
demption in coin Of all the State Indebtedness fall
ing due on the date mentioned, and serves to make
precedent for the redemption In coin Of all bonds
and other obligations OF the State created before
the suspension Of specie payments
GOLD srEADY-113's 113x.
The gold market opened steady at 1877 and stood
so for good portion Of the day, until the news
from Geneva Of the virtual settlement OF the ques
ton about indirect damages induced weaker tone
and occasioned some sales at lls, the heavness Of
the market at this time being aggravated by the
announcement that the engagements Of specie for
tomorrow (Saturdays) steamers were only $4,000
inclusive OF a proportion of silver At this stage
OF the dealings the gold clique seemed to think that
policy required their support Of the market-and
by vigorous bidding and considerable buying they
advanced the price to 1879, at which they held 1t to
the close. The SubTreasurer discussed $1s3, 900
account Of redeemed hve-twenties and $4,000 on
account Of interest. The course Of the market Is
obi in Tho tohJ
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LA SALE COLLEGE, PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. June 81. 1,

PHILADELPHIA, June r. lS7I.
The fifth annual commencement OF De La sale
College was held at the American Academy OF
Music, Broad street, yesterday evening, before an
audience which could not have numbered less than
wood presided. and Distributed 70 the successful
candidates for honors the diplomas and medals
awarded for distinguished proficiency. his honor
pressed themselves much gratihed with the even
ings performance Al the conclusion Of the e3er !.
memher NJ the Montreal bar delivered an eloquent
and able address to the graduating class, after
which the vast assemblage broke up, highly enter.
tanned with the interestipg pro0ee2lp2R
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, June n, 1872.
Cotton nominal good ordinary 2Oac. Net receipts 20
bales. stock, 2,6yl Wecky-Net receipts, 49, Exports
Great Britain, s54; coastwise. $50
NEW ORLEANS, June q, 1874
Cotton dull little doing; mddlings, 2kc. Net receipts,
s25 bales; gross 3 sales, lO Stock 2a4xu WeeklyNet
receipts, 22l gross, 2 Exports to Liverpool, 64
TO Havre, I59; coastwise, Aces. Sales, 1850
MosrLK, June 81, 1871
Cotton limited demand middngs, Axe, Net receipts,
II bales Exports coastwse. $50 Sales 100 Stock $50
weekly-Net receipts, ". Exports coastwise, 1850
Sales 1000.
SAVANNAH, June q, 1872
CottonHolders nrm; middlings Hc. Net receipts, %
bales Sales, 20 Stock, 5000 Weekly-Net receipts, a8
Exports coastwise, l,s7A sales. 49, -,
CH.aLxsroS, June a. ls72
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not more than half grade above below tho grade
quoted.
NorE.Ata meeting of the members OF the Cotton Ex-
change, held this afternoon, vote was taken on mo-
ton TO adjourn the Exchange the 9Th and 9th of July
The motion prevailed BY vote of % for and " against
closing The Board OF Managers requested by the
meeting to have the Exchange building closed July
until the following Monday ut the usual hour.
stl prices remained firm We hear Of sales OF leil bags
Rio per Anna, private terms. The current quota
tons are as loows:-Ordinary cargoes l6c. l6ae fair
do l,ac. E4c. good do, lssc. Sac prime. l9&c.
l9c.; extreme range for lots i5c l94c, gold per lb
In bond 70 % days credit ;'Jsya government bags 22o
Ion Sc 2Ohc.i Maracaibo l9c 3lc LAguayrs, i9,sc.
a2o.; jamaica, Isc zoe st Domingo, gold, In bond,
1870. l3s4c Porto Rico, 3lc. 2c.
TLoyR AMP GRAM m.,Resepts-Flour, t6co bbls wheat
967S bushels barley 565o do Flour was dull aud in
some instances lower The sales were only about 40
bills a prices within the range Of revised quotations
Corn meal was dull and weak but not Quotaby changed
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STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was exceedingly dun. but with
Hrmer feeling particularly in the afternoon, when
the reports from Geneva were taken to mean a
satisfactory settlement OF the questions mooted in
the Washington Treaty. The chief Improvement
was In Rock Island which advanced about one per
cent, and the greatest decline In Erie, which
touched SIX, but rallied to 52x. In the other
stocks the fluctuations were unimportant but the
changes generally for the better, and the clos
ing prices were mostly the highest OF the day. The
Michigan Central Railroad Company have declared
a dividend Of five per cent, payable July 8, the
transfer books closing tomorrow, Saturday June "a
Harlem was quoted In t0-day's business ex dividend
OF four per cent.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
M or In hinhaaf
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SUPREME CoURT-ciScUIL.
Tho Dishonor OF q Wifc-43, 900 Dana gos
Awarded.

Tho D1shonor OF q Wifc-e3, 900 Damages
Awarded.
Before Judge Tappen.
Edward Schissel va. Ferdinand Belzer.-The
plaintin alleged that the defendant had dshonored
his wife and claimed $1,000 damages. The parties
to the suit live In the Eastern District. Belzer Is
man about fifty years Of age, while Schissel s some
Swenty years his Junior. Mrs. Schissel testified
that she had been the defendants mistress for four
years before her marriage and that after her mar
fiage she endeav0red to lead o v1rtuOus life, but
was defeated In this by BelZer's threats and vio
Ien0e. There was no testimony for the defence
The jury rendered verdict in favor Of plaintiff
Cor $4,000
The Knickorbockor leo Company
Mulcted.
Susan A. Joyce owned q horse and wagon. One
day In July last the horse and wagon were stand
ting on Myrtle avenue, when one Of the Knicker-
booker Ice Company's huge wagons came lumber
ing along and struck the PLAINTIFFS horse, killing It,
the value Of the animal The jury gave her 5000
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SUPREME CoUaT-spsClAL TERN.
Tho Dofunct Central Bank Again.
Rafflra Ind1A Pratt

Tho Do1unct Central Bank Again.
Before Judge Pratt.
John d. Ravens Vs. Assignee Of the Central
3ank--The plaintiff sues to recover $3125, the
amount Of Q check drawn upon the Fulton National
Bank Of New York, which he deposited in the Gen.
eral Bank the day before the latter institution col
iap6ed. Plaintiff insists that the check was merely
deposited for collection, and that the bank officers
and tho assignee had no right to appropriate the
proceeds.
On the other hand, the defendant says that the
check must be regarded as so much money, and
other creditors in whatever may be realized from
the assets OF the bank.
Justice Pratt reserved his decision.
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Wheat was dull Irregular and lower. The sales wore
pl fs a Corn IN. but %a
about assa1 bushels at GO, Ssiie. for new mixed,
ans for Ing s SOC
duh and nominal. Oats were lower and d only in
q; a -: ssSe loS western s9s; % oS white
the INQUIRY being chiefly for suitable vessels for the
hToaShoui were aT@ The snsasssnts wereTo Lily Lily
s5psa srsa gan
sssam @ Bushels grain At % g. per The
s e Tor a s5 ae: q 81 E II bulk sr
Italian bark so Quarters grain Ssasrth Roads iCr
400 aaarssrs grain 70 United knsdS% direct 6s Cd
sy
s s S AHsSSP
S bark Ss
SS ref at o. d. a On
Ss9 sS sS s1P sa 4 as la% @
70 anS ~ S 81 o ls
9 .TS
tons Antysrp general pTiysas
Orders eS s.f
importance has uansp,red The current ations are
ioi i S Hs so Sss
l41ac. lo1ac. Tor light 10 heavy :.
HEMP AND JuTK.-for hemp the market remained dull
and less nominal for all kinds Manila quoted
steady at lzc gold Jute was 9u,et and steady within
settled and weak; que. ed ut &c a &c. currency.
HAY AND srRAw.-The market was weak especially for
shipping qualities. There fair amount Of stock
oliering but the demand was light We quote
hay 81 10 81 2 retail quantities. III ~ IL 6O salt 9oc
81 clover, s0c. sOc. long rye straw, 81 l0a 10;
short do S5c. 9Oc oat Toe 7bc and wheat 6Oc 66c
Hors-Adyices from abroad report the prospects for
ss g Ss
ictng There has been far inquiry since last fol
choice qualities OF both foreign and domestic tor which
full prices were paid.
MErAIs-The market for copper continued nrm st II.
lake ut $40. cash, and 34c 3c for future delivery
Iron was quiet we nave only 10 note safes OF ~ toh
at gold for ordinary foreign yc for bar and lc
for pipe and sheet Tin was In fair request and firm
sales 700 boxes charcoal tin private terms $40 boxes
coke erne $ 800 boxes charcoal terne on private terms
and 30 pigs Straits at Sc, gold IL
MoLAssEs-The market still continued quiet but with
noticeable change in values % hhds Porto Rico real
lied &C., and small sales OF domestic at various prices
according ~ quality. We Quote7-
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4 DROwEED BODY RECOVERED.

Yesterday afternoon the body o. Charles Holman
who was drowned at the Hamburg aud Bremen
Dock, Hoboken, week ago. was found In the river.
The nrst revolution OF the propelinS wheel gave IN
the remains, which must have become entanglsd
among the buckets Deceased lived with h4
family W Germany, No Inquest VIII 10 hold
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David A. Gazla OF No. 10 Bank street, was COM
mitted by Judge Hogan at the Tombs Police Court
yesterday on complaint OF James sutton a Co., OF
No. % Liberty street. publishers Of a weekly
pictorial paper, from whom IL Is alleged he OBJ
tained SIS on forged order for ADVERTISING. the
moosy being pald him - commission.
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ber 900 at Is 7lsc 100 October con at sic De-
s 80 MmJanc 100 at sse 100 sho5, NOTICE a, q si5o
sies is go a: 4, az salys a go siS
August 100 i@ a Is go a 5 sIsc. 20 a.
20c 600 q gsssc 2oj az Is il I6c., 81 1Se. Ssptem.
Der. 6oo at Sc 400 ut October 50 At Noveni-
tai issO bales; grand tsts issoo bsiss re receipts AZ
Orleans s25 Mobile 4; Savannah. sal Charleston ll2;
Wilmington, q Norfolk i2o; New York, A1e Total 9@
Rates on cotton to foreign ports slosea As ollows
aayre, by steam, Nc gold; sail Ne. 70 Hamburg BY
&c lc, gold To Mediterranean ports, by steam, s4c.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CougI.
Suit for Wages.

Before Judge Benedict.
Jose Rodrigues, steward OF the brig Lola brought
. suit to recover wages at the rate Of $40 month
Payment was refused on the ground that he was
not shipped for the whole voyage from New York to
France and back. and that he was incompetent TO
perform the duties Of his position. The Court held
that the shipping articles were not the only
evidence Of contracts but that verbal agreements
by shipping agents were binding on the owners.
Inasmuch as the Nbellant and his landlord both
testified that the agreement was $40 month and
that the voyage was to end In New York, and as
there was no testimony to the contrary, and In
decree for tho nbellant for $40 q month, less pay
Vn0neH made.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA June 20 1872
The sugar market is quiet and firm; transactions
based ia reals per arrobe for No " Dutch standard
Exchange United States sixty days sight in currency,
per cent discount short sight a per pre-
MUM; sixty days sight In gold, l3 l3 per cent pre-
MUM; - ort sight, lax Is per cent premium