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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April g, 1872.
Cotton steady good ordinary 2O4c. Net receipts 1903
bales Sales, 500. Stock, 22,os6.
NEW ORLEANS, April s. 1872
Cotton firm In good demands middngs 23kc. Net re-
ceip i4T bales cross 2O9s. Representatives, $500
Sales, $500. Stock, $685.
SAVANNAH, April g. 1877
Cotton in good demand middngs aizac. Net receipts,
924 bales ExportsCoastwise l,S4S Sales, $50 Stock
S69O4.
NOZZLE. April 8, 1871.
Cotton dull mlddngs &c. 2ahc Net receipts Sli bales
Sales, b00. Stock, st, 500.
CHARLESTON, April s. 1872.
Cotton dull; middlngs, PC. nominal Net re. eips. 4
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 8, 1871
Spirits tnrpentne quiet at &C. Rosin quiet at So 30 for
strained Crude turpentne quiet So IS for hard "a for
yellow dip, 10 for virgin Tar steady at ~ 81.
LoUIsvILLF. April 8, 1872
Tobacco active and high for all grades saes 50 hhds
BUFFALO, April &. 1879.
Market generally frm ASKING g. advance city ground
Hour from winter wheat The only reported were 900
bushels No. In lots Mt &c. store and do At
6o On track soe bushels No Duluth sp59g wheat r. ~ 5
pork and lard at previous quotations In store and
anoatWhea S60500 bushels; 12a 800 bushels OATS
IS coo bushels rye, slOOo bushels barley $500 bushes
sou bushels of barley $4,000 bushels OF wheat cxra $40
bushels of corn.
Four-Exra spring quiet at So Is va. Wheat weaker
and lower sales OF No spring at 81 226 Corn weak and
closed dull ana weak a! sic Rye unsettled and lower al
49lSc bOc. Pork firm and strong at 81 TO- Lard
at $40. Size Lite done in meats Bulk sales of
shoulders at sac sides 6c clear rib sides,
wines inacee Sec offered sake asked Live hogs steady
at IA 81 90 Receipts-5,O0o bols -four 5000 bushels
wheat 81 zoo do corn 16ooo DO oats 0o1 do DO
wheat corn 49, 90 do. oats, 1000 rye, 6C0O
barley and 5000 ha.s.
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SUPREME COUaT-cIaCJIT.
A Check Operation->uit Against the Ocean
National Bnnk.
Before Judge Gilbert

A Check Operation-suit Asniust the Ocean
National Bunk.
Before Judge Gilbert
Heman A. Walbrdge and w. l. Preston VS.. The
Ocean National Bank OF New York.-The plaintiffs
bring suit 10 recover $4,000 the amount OF two
checks of $4,000 EACH which were drawn on the 4th
and 9th OF December, 1885, by George X. Chase In
their favor on Welman, Stowell d Co bankers OF
housewife, Pa. The checks were deposited by plain.
tids IN the Ocean National Bank. and discounted at
fve-eighths OF one per cent The bank returned
them 10 plaintiffs, the latter saw on the 221 OF De-
ccmber without notice OF protest, ana they were
paid by plaintiffs bookkeeper In Mr.. Walbridges
absence and without any authority. The plaintff5
claim that the bank was Negligent In not demand
ing payment OF Weman, Stowe 81 Go. at once or
as so0n as possible and also IN not Notifying them
(plalntiffs) OF heir non-payment at any Time.
The defence Is general denial. case on.
About an Enainc and Boiler.
John Blavelt VS.. G. A. Lamont and William s.
Andrews.--The plaintiff sail that the defendants
agreed to bny an engine and boiler OF him, but
wnea the property was delivered they refused to
receive II. The defendants said they agreed to
purchase q new engine ana boiler, bur that plaintiff
sent them an old aud dangerous one Consequently
they would not take 1t.
The SUIT was brought TO recover sl,9os and yes
terday the Jury gave plaintlr verdict FOR the full
amount claimed.
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CITY COURT.
The Wcstfield Cases Postponed Again.
Before Judge Nelson.

The Wcstfieid Cases Postponed Again.
Before Judge Nelson.
Yesterday morning an application was made by
MIR. A. q. Brown. OF counsel for the Staten Island
Railroad Company, tor postponement or the West.
field cases now on the calendar until next term,
The ground Of the application was the absence OF
the other counsel. VINO were engaged elsewhere.
pose the the motion unless costs were allowed in
each case. He referred 10 the great expense which
the plaintins, who were poor, were subjected 10.
Judge Nelson said That. knowing the counsel for
defence 10 be gentlemen VINO would not seek to be
excused without real cause he was inclined to grant
the application; but he thought that the defendants
should stlpuate 10 try a certain number OF causes
at the next term. III wish also to sayo added
Judge Nelson .that 1t Is my intention 10 ask Judge
McCue TO preside at the next trial. That Is mat
ter however, that Will depend upon his discretion.
Where we have a line OF cases involving the saEie
questions we have been In the naDit OF having the
same Judge, who at first IS obliged 10 commit him.
SELF on questions Of law, continue to SIT throughout,
when the cases come up for review at General Term.
whether Judge McCue Will think proper to depart
from that rule in these cases | DO not know.
but VIII submit the matter TO him. Our mention
has been TO conform 10 the spirit well as To the
letter OF the provision, which prohibits Judge from
presiding ON an appeal trom his own decision, so
that our decisions at General Term should never be
mere matters OF form, but lead TO O Iull and free
examination OF the questions involved OH the ap-
peal.u
Counsel for defence stipulated to try three OF the
causes next term subject 10 application for further
postponement on legal grounds.
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CouaI cAlshDaas-IHls llx.

SUPREME coURr-srEcrAL TERM-Hcld by Judge
Barnard,- Cour1 opens at eleven A. M.-Nos So W.
SUPREME CorRr-CRcUr-Part Held by
judge Van Brunt-court opens Mt hall past ten
MIMss aee ll4s 1852 1887 ST. i l2,7 dds
Il. c. III, 277 Gao. Part 2-held Dy Judge Barrett. =
Nos. $50, 6i2, r. e. co., II. Z. s6ls. 400, 900, 552,
2IoM 49, 4o4, sos, 67s, 5S2 SSl $50. oSs $685.
; SUPREME CouRr-GESFRAL TRRM-Hed by
opens At eleven a. Mos. 90 ZIG, ISL iss, isa
40. AL l43 l45 14o l47 las l49. l50 l5l. l5 l53
To-: s1 1 No l5 s lp SS B, Judge
Brady.-Nos ~ 81 DO CO, ~, ~, So 1913, 12G. 14e,
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRrAL TERN-part 1-ITeld BY
Judge Monell-Nos. 1889, 300, 1913. I3l9 1891 1s3,
iIes; IS5l 1897, Ia15, iSSS 1872 lo I2Si l45i.
Sos. 90 1915, 300 7o5 1861 47S,s, $780, lisS 1854.
co CcuRT r' OF COMMON PIrAs-TRrAL TERx-Part i
Held by Judge G. i. Daly-Conrt opens al eleven
A. M.-Ncs l6ls 1884, 1920 1862 lOi5 So, 1885, 1857,
500, by order 1853. ~ order 1855. by order 1854.
Nos. l4os 1921 1871 llaa 1895 1915 l5l7 lis. 1912
1548 1855, 1927, 473, 1859, 1898.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-EQrTY TERM-Held
by Judge IL. w. Robinson Court opens nc eleven A.
M.-Nos. 49, 49, Q. 10. 80, 40 so, 81, 81, 20. a. 80
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 1-Ied by
1874 1884 sO4 s2ie sae4 $685. $3.50 s477 $780, s5Os,
s5l2 $780, $751; $685. 1854 $685. 1861 1872 1915. $780,
s577 1867, s24e. Part 2-IIe!d BY Judge spaudng:
Nos. s219 $780, 1913 9l47 $780, $751; $685. $780, 1884,
$685. 1851, $685. $685. Part 3.-Held by Judge cross
Paris open aud calendar called at ten a. M-Nos.
9O32 1920 $751; 1882 s574 $685. $780, 9242 933 OFT,
1886, 9337, o33S, 9S6s, $685. $685. 9377 937o o4l6.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssION.--Held by Cunning 8.
Bedford, City Judge.-The People vs.. Joseph RecK,
malsaughter same Va Patrick Kelley, robbery
Same vs. william J. Mccain, robbery; Same VS..
william Johnson burglary; Same VS.. John Settles,
burglary; Same vs. James Carroll, perjury; Same
John Mahony, felonous assault and battery same
vs. William Rockncr, assault and battery; same vs..
Matilda McArdle, grand larceny; Same vs. David
Malone grad larceny; Same w. Adolph Seige,
grand larceny: Same vs. Catharlne johnson, grand
larceny; Same vs.. Mary o. Wilkins, two cases,
grand larceny; Same vs.. Emma Il. Couch and J0hu
Smith, conspiracy.
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hlIIN utUFtfF Ibasis low mud ing) the aaes
"a ~ foows-sacs Satnraay evening, after two Il. M
Apr. go q Ac go al 3 tc, 2OJ &c. May leo at
~ &C., lu0 - ~ june 4ul Mt Is &C., Iol6c
~ ~ &c 20 ~ ac coo att l5lte Juy leo at % 5lGc
Ausutt, GuJ az -acs sentempef, 40 9Aac. November
and uerem er t0J each at &c., together $500 bales
sales TO-DAY up 10 hrce r. A.-Apu. 2UJ az &c. 200 AT
Nsc, 10y ~ See notice after ieh 10 Mt 81 l5lec 200 At
* c. ~ a. - thml notcc) 100 a. - &C, LOO 22ssc
shar npicc BAY tv9 ~ 100 at 20 tl6c June, L400
At ~ jay tVu ~ "a ib-loc August at asAc; sep
tembcf, 81 Al a aifc October, 30 NJ 9ulc 100 at 20
tltct Otober leu ~ zoe. November December leo
saeh, y lss etAer Exchanged &C. paid oxchnn o
" Arr ior ~ June Total ffg bales. Grand total 10050
tae kaes on cotton to foreign nominal
low.i- Liverroo, ~ steam, d; BY sail, 3i6d 7s2d;
70 Hsvte ~ Steam &c, g0d san, &C; TO Hamburg by
sseau .a coinrressed NC, sail; 10 Bremen by steam,
80 roa Composed sa sc; 10 Baltic ports by sail,
&c lc, Eoidi 70 Mediterranean ports, by steam lc
The receipts At the ports Ca weston eftina-
tel, .N New urleans ltE; NOME, s4 Savannah. al4;
Charleston wiminfton,sa, Norfolk sos; BALTIMORE il0
New iors, sS, Iet-, ~. THIS dsY last week. 36A
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

Charge IF Shooting ON Board ship.
Before Commissioner Shields
John Scott a colored man, steward OF the British
vessel Emma l.. Oston. was brought before the
Commissioner on a charge OF having shot John Mur-
ply, one Of the seamen, while on q VOYAGE to this
port, under the circumstances detailed In the
HERALD OF Sunday. The Commissioner held that
the offence charged did not col me within the terms
Of the extradition treaty. The British Consul agreed
IN this vlew and Scott was there ore DISCHARGED.
Alleged Smuggling.
william J. Pollock appeared and gave bail in the
sum OF $1O 600 on an Indictment charging him with
having struggled Jute bags. Mr.. Poilock's surety is
Benjamin +. McCready.
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VIE wa dul I0A Ne "a a. Tbs
wars rYuFrs1 ~ about t1tW kafl ~ ~ ~ Tor
Mlwassee spag To- stoe ~ ~ ~ ~ Tor Jrr.ey res
the ser, ~ ~ lor white Nltxxn IN ftfe. fenusysaas
rcd n9las - VI ~ 40 alt~F u ia si " tbe market
cosiaE su'et turn tuA sac iaWef. fha sales
abort :. ~ sbts = s.be f mlssL sec or aou.bela
wnite fc ar Do 20 arrive ~s Tor Ns.efn te0w aud stc.
lo 81 Vase 0ais were aa hui aeonl steady; To s.es
Nbau AHNH hu.siA. Al Ne far Western
afqi A& 80 "a fuf wLts heaicFn TIE track save
80 pf whHe State uhs the ffsex. kyo gust
- ~ Ne sales Aao1 t,sbehx NeNefn NJ sc.
fAfey " 0eitFr tensars and strndv ne
eN lgsses a. ialinA lou0 husie ~ htsif % private
= ms lit bashea VI Western ~ 10, and Aoo bushels
tenafA AZ 4 i4a8
tEAIsnrs re iusairv Zoe berth coninuei very
Air aadf FAisr, general ihlE4. wtrs Ia shlFpes
1917 Nlhta tkapn4 aHy particular change cropping
let Eosteat fNFft seyffnI ne mafkst or
Ness 90 shaf er iNr thf Ietfscur uaa~ bu generally,
hstAs 80 hpi sxwf nf@n rates. and Comparatively Anc
1911 trsA tt0 81 EaEtasnis reFoitea to-day neFe
$3.50 so aasepQt, ~ srsia. aye basles graln A.
1878 ~ EaHrt w. - huteA bacon. tQA ltH hats
800, ~. ~ laenn VI steam. bg lg1es cheese VIA
:. 1871 - 80 ~ loves nANaa. "a ~ uafccs beef.
- - ana ~ faqkeees yars, ~ ~ lie ehagtsrs com
iA .lslAa hsA Ae.fs a. ~ 9os, Sc - feaSed pe
M,,An - tNnAn tfiE ia t4aA " .iahts rau nouf
Il. 80 t.4ne tFit1a- e4fEs Tugate trims
"a carEo. Alita. - - =. $3.50
"a, VOL Asst = The tsrkei ggnersay sut ana firm.
We aesf " sses ~ g.l aes DTsAas Al 500 Csc sad
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NOT THIS BELL. BUT ANOTHER.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HkRALn.--
DEAR srR--In justice TO myself, and 10 correct
the false impression which may prevail among
those not well acquainted with me. n.sh to sag
tDat am not the man, nor any relative 10 hun.
whose name appeared IN yOur paper about two
weeks ago IN connection with a bacKmaiilng case:
neither am the bell mentioned IN Connection with
the dinner OF merchant taiiors given al ucimOnsco'A
The one spoken of IL not OF the lm oil Bell Rroiners
My name pelng similar aud Initials the same easily
lead TO false IMPRESSION ana from that laet many
have spoken TO me abcut ~. therefore deem Is
necessary 10 make TINS correction. am dear arr
your oteti 'ent servant, j. WEED IlEtI.
oil Bell Brothers. Sc Bnloa sq1ara
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CLOSING PRIcEs-5 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Market Quiet and a Shnde Ensi for
Fniure-Receipts mt the Ports, 5000 Bales
Flour Firmer-Corn Lowcr-Pork and Lard
Firm-pctroIeum Lowcr-Vhislxey Easy.
MONDAY, April SIS +. NJ.
CorrrrThcrc has been tribe better inquiry to-day, but
as yet there ID but little doing and prices less
nominal We hear Of sales Of Pot bags Rio per Erie on
private terms We quoe:-cargoes Rio ordinary. 1870
bc. do. fair. ls1c. l5nc; do. good I6c Like; do
prsmo l6Ac c, gold IN bond, sixty days. Maracabo $780,
isse Laguayra, lsc Soc st. Domingo I'm bond 1ic
ls<r.i Java. 22c. a .Sc.. Rod. duty paid.
Corros-rhe inquiry Tor cotton the spot continued
moderate at unchanged prices Forward delivery was in
light request NJ lice 10 lower rates The saics
change IN ~
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UNITED STATES Eaaasaal's OFFICE.

Seizure Of AN Illicit still.
Several assistant assessors accompanied by three
policemen from The York street station, went down
to ''Irish.0wn" yesterday morning to search for
illicit stills. They found one in full operation at
Moran's old place, No. 276 John street. near Little
which they Immediately tore out and removed 10
the Mar5nal's Office in Montague street. the
officers were stoned by crowd OF men and boys
who were secreted In the back yards IN the imne-
date vicinity OF the distlllery, but OF them
were seriously injured. No arrests were made ana
no other stills were found.
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rEngn 20, islam is-.'................... We
NAVAL sio.is Tie m.iisi ssr .rs. urprrias "a:
@odsr1,sy active ana steady The SAFES .srs L. eos At
store a s2c kosn only moderate demand cut hrm
:snsd and sw no. sD o. * "a ss s.d
bbi. do al ~ TO- Tar dull and nominal a. former
rETnoLEuH.-on Change today the market for refined
dsc edy lower aud =, The decline tie oa-n were sp6
we heard OF salcs OF 80 bbs standard wh,e TOT rront
fss S.ss ID i'm Va. 'ssH's
duh weak a sac sic The re prssS.pils %.sss
:s; ss Il NJ. ~ NJ: II ss . :s
fHSvIsIoss % bis: Gu. msss. lol,
e! i0S PORK fairy active snl Urn All. iarSSTs
Ss e o %s5 q c xe s @
sellers option. for do ss 90 go oo Tor May =, IS
~; a. sSSs sS Ss
for short rib and 7ac for short Dressed hos
far fair demand and STEADY at &C. eMe for hs.y TO s
made aggregatns 50 oDs prices within hc
prime NJ Se ss' fI ness
Beef hams were dull and nominal within the range o. ss
ss;a
Be- c SMOKED c. S"e SIC d. 'S hams. Ice
a ao je Sss 81 fe &C. &c DO h%
sSs Ss Of extra no a. @
So .iersss ssS City lard wa. steady
kIoE-The market to-day has been quiet, but nrm The
sales aggregate about do tierccs OF Carolina sc
$40 bags Rangoon at &C. Tie Pana quoted at 1870
7ssc.
sUGAR-There has fair business consummated to-
day in raw, and the remained very The sales
:7fU hhds of good refining Cuba at sac, and 100
hhds Of far do at sec 81 hhds Porto Rico AZ sc 1850
boxes molasscs ssgar at &c., 1b0 boxes muscovado
refining at $40, AMI 200 boxes, description not
plven private terms. Refined In modera ate
request, and rm at llssc. &c. for and 2sc for
haris We quote -Inferior refining 7c Sc
far to good refining, sc ssc good TO prime rein.
ing ssc SIC teir to good srocery &C. asAc prime
to choice grocery VA 9c centrugal hhds. and hoxes.
&c. sac. :molasses hhds. and boxes 7Ac snc meado,
&C. G,Sc ivana-i,oxes Dutch standard, NOS 70 8,
1o4c. do Ii to 49, Oac. Ike do u to 20 lIc. allsc
sfning, &C. s.4cj fair to choice, grocery, 90 loc
Dutch Standard Nos. 10 to L. slc gac Neutrality-suspicious.
and extra superior 79c. silc New Orieans-aehnins
eraoes. TIC. $40. grocery do, &c. n 10c
sEEDs-Cover steady at &c. 9]sc for Ohio and $40.
Zoe. for Indiana.
sTEARINE remained duh and entirely nominal.
TALLoW moderately sought after and held very rnl
The sales about lbs ut $40 &C. for fair to good
Prime held at | Ice -
7sc, with bids OF &c. Sales reported OF lCO
lla eans Mt
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Are Silk NecIkties Ready Made ClOihings
Before Judge Woodruff.
Henry G. Fisk vs.. Henry A. Smy the.-Thls suit
was brought by the plaintiff to recover from the de-
PENDANT an alleged excess OF duty on bale Of
goods imported by him on October 8, 1868, and IN
voiced as 'oded tIes,o the duty which is thirty.
ties' were ready made clothing. which there is
duty chargeanle OF sixty per cent. Several wit
nesses were called to the stand, and they testified
that they never heard that those goods were cassed
IA ready made clothing. BY direction OF the Court
the jury found verdict for the plaintiff for $136.
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SUPERIOR ccuaV-TSlAL TERH-7aRr 2.
Damages FOR Failing Into n Cellar.


JulIus Schwcnsinsky Va. John II. Masferson. In
the fall OF 1890 the paintn, whlle passing the fac.
tory corner OF Houston and Chrysie streets fell
INTO an excavation, breaking a leg and sustaining
other Injuries that prevented ms woik king for
tral months. lie brings suit Tor $4,000 damages.
The defence II that the IAN was The result OF the
paintin's ogn carelessncss. Case slll on.
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The payment OF dividend OF TWENTY-FIVE per
cent to the Guardian Savings Bank depositors was
begun yesterday morning at No. 80 Liberty street.
Up TO two 2. NJ. twenty had been paid, the sum
amounting TO $6,00c.
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.
CunRI Of APPEALS CALENDAR.

CRY CouRT.-Nos. 100, 115, 1875, as, 90 y, IS,
126, 27 12S, 129 $50, 13i, 1873, 13l, 1885, 1885, I37,
13s, l4O l4l, 49, l4s 144 140 147, las
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TIE RAILROAD BONpI.

A lighter business was transacted in the railroad
bonds. The bidding was good, but not up TO sellers
views. The only transactions OF Importance were
In the Union Pacific mortgages, which were weak
and pressed for sale on account OF the revival In
Congress OF the movement to compel the company
to pay tue interest on the mortgage held by the gov
eminent. This lien, In the opinion OF the company
and OF the last Congress, when Secretary Boutwell,
was overruled In his effort to collect the interest Is
not payable until the end OF thirty years from Its
creation Harlem frsts sold al 1913. The folio wing
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ALBANY, N. ", April 9, 1872.
The following is the day calendar or the Court OF
Appeals for tomorrow Quosdayl, April g;-N0a
10I, 800 100. Il, $50, 23l, 232 238.
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SUPREME COURT-cHAM]Eai
Captain Sammels, Libel Suit.

Before Judge Brady.
Samuel Samuels vs.. william c. Bryant ct al.-In
this case, in which, will be remembered Captain
samues brings q suit against the proprietor Of the
Ecenng Post Tor alleged libel through a statement
published In that paper IN July. 1870. that he
halI OF the defendants to put or the In
QUESTIONS OF damages before the SheriG's
Jury antil the return OF Mr.. Bryant from Mexico
where he Is now on travelling tour. The motion
was further urged on the ground that the same
panel OF jurors have already In this case found for
the pantin IN the sum OF $4,000, which verdict had
been sci aside oy the Court, and new inqulstion
OF DAMAGES ordered. In opposition TO the motion 1t
urged that Mr.. Bryant was not a necessary wit
ness that the Judgment was set aside for irregu-
larlfy and not because 1t was excessive, and that
TINS motion was for the purpose OF delay The Court
took The papers, rcserving It's decision.
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HIGHEST ASp LOWEST PRICES.


In the figures for Rock Island the lower price In
the second column was made amer the closing OF
the books Tor the Tour per cent dividend.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The imports OF specie nj This port during The past
week and since the beginning Of the year have been
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES cOMhlsNls:ay coJar.

Inc Liquor Dealers Special Tax.
Before Commissioner Winslow.
George Kohler was charged before the Commits
sioner yesterday morning with carrying on tho
business OF retail liquor dealer In Eastern Dis.
tricL without paying the special tax required by law.
He was held TO BAH in tie sum OF $3.50 10 answer.
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more than hail .rade above the Grade quoted
FLOUR AND CRAM Receipts Flour, 34sy bbs wheat.
ID bushels corn. ~ ~ ca meal 700 bbs by
bags OATS, ,s bnsbes farley, fl The market
ruled trmer uaser fair lines nearly kinda
were held higher. The aacs about 1900 bbs Corn
meal goo demand. with sales OF 20 bills a fr
esiern YelnN ana AZ ~ for Coles county. Il
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iluaI QF GENERAL sEiSll;.

Batch Of Iichpockcss Sent to The State
Prison.
Before Cunning $. Bedford, CITY Juage
Although he calenday was large yesterday. and
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SUPERIOR C0UaT-TRlAL TERM-pART |.

The Black Friday Suits.
Before Judge Mcneil.
motion was made to dismiss by default the suits
OF Charles G. Howard against Henry N. Smith, and
the same plaintiff against Henry N. Smith, Jay
Gould ana others. The motion was granted These
are suits "a VIII be remembered. growing out OF the
famous Black Friday SUITS
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The following SHOWS the imports exclusive OF
specie at the port OF New York Tor the week ending
Aprll and since the beunning OF the year.
1870. ISL 1874
Dry goods...... S2,o9@ilj $Lg7I,l5i s5sge,e0I
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-26
LIBERAL NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS
IN ILLINOIS.

The following ia the complete list OF i-ho'
eral candidates for Congress in the State
except the three Chicago districts, in which
nominations have not yet been made;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-09-26

Dist.
4. Seymour G. Bronson, of Rockford.
5. James Dinsmoor, of Sterling.
6. Calvin Truesdale, of Rock Island.
Z. Gavion D. A. Parks, of Joliet.
8. George o. Barnes, of Lacon.
8. Nicholas E Warrington, of Peoria.
10. William II. Neece, of Macomb.
IL. Robert NJ. Knapp, Of Jsrseyville.
II. James G. Robinson, of Springfield.
ID. Clifton q. Moore, of Clinton
IA. William E. Nelson, of Decatur.
10. John R. Eden, of Sullivan.
l6. SiIas L. Bryan, of Salem.
II. William R. Morrison, Of Waterloo
l8. George ". Wall, of Du Quoin.
10. Samuel S. Marshall, of McLeAnsboro