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New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
CIVIL NOTES.

The District Attorney has made number Oh
changes IN tho personnel of his Office and has noune"
the following persons that their services not required
James b. Doan James p. BARLEY, Jamcs Gritn Peter
Maher Peter McAleer, James Donohoc, PiiIip Finey'
James b. Bensel Denis Kayanagh Thomas " loney ana
John A. Thompson. The appointments 10 u.he fn,t ~
To-day are thus announced Moses j, Clarke DiFi1 NJ
Doremus James c. Denny, Thomas Riker saInnei l@yon
John ID. Lent John LoDgrigg Michael McCann JACKSON
Corsa, Wm. Marsac and David j. Earl
The litigation of E. d. Litchfeld, as collector
in the Atantieaye Brooklyu) Tunnel Assessment cases.
brought purpose Of charging persons assessed by
the with payment OF their proportion OF tue
assessment of $4,000 for the REIMBURSEMENT OF steam
on Atlancave and the closing OF the tunnel again
before the Supreme Court having been RENTED BACK
from the Court OF Appeals Elias Howard, James A.
Leland and Bartholomew Ward resisted payment on the
ground that the act of 1859 unconstitutional, not
having passed the requisite two thirds vote ana
that majority of the property owners did not sign the
petition for the closing Of the tunnel.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
COTTON MARKETS.

MoBE Pei Cotn sru; Good Ordinary. i7e loo Addnrss
tas. ssIe 20 balcs. soes rs bales wsein.i rsssx
rne'; erposo Great BsD 1905 bales 70 ibe coauhsf 2s
''s ssuoaIaS Pes ss%coSn II iiT S.SsSd Npg 1910
81 81 iiG ss, ccsSs s i5 fs, ,sI. ao ss evening" $50
90 s as s,Sen espot . sn 5e gs. 10 he Csassss
le e,es coas';e 5Io 5s,, 'ees s s. 1ds @ bale m
receipts, i3S bales gross 2.i9s bales
R sAy'iH s NGax tsH ss Mn sss 9 nct sp Ss.
epos-to Greet B'a l5 eaes TO the continent % Dal-s eo
S T.ecp ~ ss s's s: ,'' sis' 'I Bi @
oHa'nsH %sse4os 'S Fss qus asss i receipts
2es bales; sales Go bales s'oe 4 bses' sse,5"c re'V
casSLsrOs Feb 28co'eu NidiiPgs, ls.e ss. receipts.
S s. so ss see@ss eS s '' ssi5 S sS;o c.
bq cc.S5 9 G. T.s co,cu 's 9a r I M . Bee s
receipts shipments a b4le. sale. Gl tae 'EiOse" "S
BA1iSoRE Feb 2a-otiOn dui Mddaass 2oic ne, e.g. %
bales SO bales -, % oa' ,a s "a 20 s,
sIpoo Great bnt1n as bales 70 The Continent
Nj SioGs, Sss If, fes lscoSn @ ds Low Ma9 ls rslSs
4s baes shipments, lil balesi soek-ls2 "' b1s
' Srs i' foT i@s s,I:. ~,
eep go bales gue1t: 4 bales stock Ss ssS Sse 10,
SssToS * b FEB e,Sa ss & ios s S 2 20 sss
.tos ans SaIes weene ecep', s7i bales eIPOF'eo''''
N s.rs. VT FeS ie'|s s baei hU~eu''.
S nssHs Sssi 'is Pst 'z & s1Ss sa y' us
KS bales shipment bales; stock 1871 6 baes 1879 IS 9s
bales; week-reeep 1873 bales shipments s6s2 baes sales $500
zb-totOn--Iecfiptsf
s13 1872 J68l8 bales; weekleeepts 1855 baiesi
shipments bales; spiuners 37 bales; sales S9 be
ST LOWS 28Cotton unchsng-s Mdtlngs lse Low MID
dug receipts 81 bales; shipments, l62 balesi weekreees
COL belle, shipments l,24kbaeA
PRoyDESCg Feb 25-toton-"e t"o baesi H'c.'
bales
MoSTsoNYRY 2Cotton weak OFF, rings hghti Low h3ng
lsc weekTeeeipts 331 bses shipments, GU bai Stock is
$40 bales; 1873. 3l69l bales. -,
LOUISVILLE Feb 23COoa quiet hddhngs, Ipe; eeepe, sS
bales shpInents, 63T bales. a.,
NASHVILLE Feb. 2-COttOn dull; Low Mdllng te neesy-
receipts 5I9 bales shipments, sl1 bales si0c<-3 eSo oaes
1879 l0.02i baes.' - o..
bales; gross 90 baesi sales 200 bales stock 8O slesi TteA-
net recps bales; gross 9,t6l baesi $50 bales
GALVESTON Feb 2SCOon weak Good OnntrT leei net re-
bales
20 % bales; Eeeky-uet receipts g3ll bales Great Bn
ain bales; SJ basi 1904 bales
sales, 500 bales.
The following f cOtoS from Scot 1871 10
Feb. 49,. inclusive:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
CATTLE MARKETS.

Atssyr Peb 2sThe market DUH TIE aiiebdsneo
was small and receipts bat The quality good There "ss
enough establish market Compared "h
prices sales hus far show decline OF E h rAet r
mich decline The supply OF sheep and mhs COOL
The market quiet tae quality good pne wool sheep
sdT3c; do. 6idIe.; lambs. 1d6ic ~
28-CATTE-The receipts today l,<f ,hesf
making supply for the wee thus far % bead Or - es
sgn tine last week Market dell and weak a.
prices Yard full Of cattle Of excellent qray scarcity ~
shipping In time for Albany market eage a'es to hang sS
homes further Most Of viii be shipped inst hanoi
Sales i5 head Missouri steers ranging nom 90 10 - % S2'
4G Indiana averaging 2 NJ a. S1 ~ lead IN
nos steers ranging from ll6 70 3 49, at s5 ga 20 O " head
Michigan steers ranging from l5l TO ls 10 al - b~Tf G" -
head Ohio steers, averaging l.l35 II, at IS 30
saEsP L.sB-Recepts to-day, $50 head making he toa.
supply TO- 900 bei aesu 1900 4d iof 10
same time last Market closed weak at full G OF IRON s
closing Buye and sellers still f s9a bot hite dons
sc,ty OF csrs prevents shipping; sales 46 head Michigan sheep
Tangag SO b SjQ sc l l76 Ohio sheep s'esrE
81 ID. at - So - -,
Hoes-Reep 200 head, making the total supply Tor ths
26N0 he2d tie
at week; market yesterdays prices; bat few loads in
all sold; Lad there been Moderate supply prices wou have de
averaging l2O fb, at $5 p.
lFoy latest Telegraph yars,,s SerHa Pogrl
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
CRIMINAL NOTES.

John McCarty of No. 1856 Greenwch-st was com
mtd defan Of 600 bail by Justice Hogan at the Iono ys
,erday, for stabbng Timothy CoHee In the arm
David Dowd, who was committed recently 70
Kings Co Grand yu for alleged arson and he
bail yesterday $500 by Judge Moore
Nicholas Berger charged with dealing in counter
felt stamps, held yesterday By Commissioner Bots 70
await Of the Grand Jury Smon Douai indicted LOT
pcy alleged c; Spring VALLEY dlery tsasssesos n SSa s
bail yesterday BY Judge Bachfor from @ESO !" @o
Thomas Williams of No. 472 F0urth-aye was
charged Jefferson with violating the Lottery law lie was
held Ia $500 OF the Grand Jury yoepb T. Dafcs
vas agned on the complaint Mary swim OF No Z sprne on
charge larceny gold watch aud ebain Eaue go Inc
accused held In 800 to answer.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, before
Recorder HSeke the Grand Jury 0resented % indictments sna were
Eighteen prisoners pleaded guilty Henry sehanr pre-
vous convicted OF assault with dangerous weapon vas e9t 70
new ta on prisoners brother had eoae i th
had been convicted The motion was denied
Cahl Prison for n Thomas mart pre-
yousy forgery in the thiri degree state fson
three years Thomas Mcdonald, attempt, az Nf9tny
and receiving stolen goods, State Prison years .yohn
McCa George Drake James Lewis and Joseph Wess attempt az
grand larceny a each John Sullivan peit AIeJ
person. Prison William W. jones' James ION
larceny the penon, State Prison
Weiss degree Prison loung
au PeniteRary l0 moabs John Smith ahas samuel
A. Bailey forgery State Prison John
nor attempt larceny. State Prison "a years. boY ih3
grand arceay cases. State Prison Caroline "en
grand larceny, eight cases State Prison . years.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
" STRAW RAIL-
ABUSES OF THE PRESENT sYsTEM-DEvICEs b
WHICH CRIMINALS ARE ALLOWED TO SNEAh
OUT OF THE COURTS.

ABUSES OF THE PRESENT SYsTEM-DEvICES BY
WHICH CRIMINALS ARE ALLOWED TO SNEAK
OUT OF THE COURTS.
The system of pledges for personal appear
ance, technically known ball. Is OF long standing aud
adopted to relieve persons charged with ohenses
against public private rights from suffering undue
penalties 1t further intended TO protect innocent
persons from pains and Imprisonment, and to subvert
malicious prosecutions As legal principle it doubtless
derived Its origin from the hostage system, by which n
dyiduals voluntarily became accountable, or which,
auress made responsible for the appearance
good behavior Of their friends The bail system was
certainly adopted the interests of humanity, but It's
good ntents and purposes have been defeated at times
both In the remote past and n the present Greed for
gain tricks Of unscrupuous lawyers and the desire OF
criminals evade penalties for their oenses, have de-
tracted from the value OF the system which mas been
further obstructed with the connivance of magistrates
and other officials willing to prostitutether offices to
wealth and power by pandering to the interest
and demands Of Criminals who have too often brought
such influences 10 bear in their own behalf.
There several classes OF men who prOfer security
for the appearance Of people charged with onenses
against persons property. or one OF these classes
there is Of complaint IL includes responsible
members OF the community who, through their belief
innocence OF the accused who from personal re-
laonshp tender sympathy tender the security de-
manded by law. and upon examination are found FUZZY
responsible TO the extent OF the bail required This kind
security is favored by the law and answers its de-
mands Another class includes the professional bonds
men, The bail rendered by this class Is frequently, al
though far from invariably, worthless. When worth
less it Is known as bail" There many pro-
fessional bondsmen OF otherwise ordinary repute who
tender their security reward and by exacting
high for the services rendered derive an income
They have sufficient property qualifications to enable
them shoulder the responsibility required by law and
are frequently accepted bondsmen, although their
services in that capacity otentmes refused when t
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

wheat rrer.s, a 81 No Spring; a. 55a ~ ~
No. Pain 3Ilr for No AIsd East S. Joas gs t,aes ds
elevator ne Cf Nc. al East ~ IDas kaeA
gio Blhey Dali a. 6500c for NO spdng kTe en
&C. Eor No steady SAFE PORK better AZ Sf seller
March aud Apn Or, less seive not much disposition
op rae; o. shoulders ai Clear RIB Sides ~ Char sties
spot Sbousrs s qf I ar KID scs
Sc or Clear sds nominal AZ 7lc live Hogs sfm D9
S3 Cattle d uncha gd S3a 80 20 for ra e.si iof
Cows HefrS Reeepts-llOO bb. Nou 1900 ust Wbeai
900 bush Corr u 900 bnsh Oats so ba.h Breg 1d LOO Hos
TOLEDO. feb l8Pour quiet ard uBehinget what 6u an'
lowTj sales Of No White Wabash AZ 81 49, ~ - iof no 90
81 81 for Brtra White Acgsn FL 90 for No d'j ~ % r"r ss
do ~ 90 Tor Amber Mchgn and seller March, - ~ ser
Ari 81 II seller MaSi 1l6 or No Red 81 C o NO 20.
Corn quiet and unchanged At & fr Low MreL Oats quiet sno n
ehaugd Dire I'D Ogs so - Goa s. 90 CoY'r seeds soh -
3 2j for Mammoth keceipt-DO bbls f0al 2too bvth
What AMI 1890 buh Corn sbpmen5 bnsh Hesf ssd 100
kash.O
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
THE COURTS.
RESPONSIBILITY OF BANKERS.

THE ABANDONMENT OF THE PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST PAYMAsTER HODGES BROKERS.
In speaking, yesterday, about The TRiB-
rSgs Washington news relative the entry Of noHe
prosequi In the Of Polhamus andJackson Jointly In
diced with Paymaster Hodge for embezzDg sSOoOOo OF
Government money, United States DistrictAtorney
Bliss said that he had very recently been directed by the
Attorney General TO enter nouc Proseqa ~ the case
because had been decided that the law under which
POlhamus and Jackson indicted applies only TO
United States officials. which they are not.
Polhamus and jackson indicted under the act OF
Aug 1s6, which, after directing what accounts OF re-
ceps and disbursements shall be kept and specifying
what shall be deemed embezzement of Government
moneys, says: "And any officer agent Of the United
States, and all persons advising or participating In such
act"-i.e the embezzlement OF Government moneys
SHALL upon being convicted thereof before any court OF
the United States of Jurisdiction be sentenced
10 Imprisonment for term not less than Blk months nor
than years. and to fine equal to the amount
Of the money embezzed"
When asked II be intended to reindct Messrs. Pol
hamus and Jackson under the Conspiracy act OF March
O. 1867, Mr. Bliss said that he had not examined that
act. he did not know whether they were indictable
under IL.
That act says: II two moro persons conspire
either commit any offense against the laws of the
United States TO defraud the United States IN any
manner whatever and one or more OF salu paftes 10
thereof the parties 10 said conspiracy shall be deemed
guilty OF misdemeanor, and. on conviction thereOt
shall be liable to penalty OF not less than $1,000 ana
not more than S00O and to imprisonment not exceed
IN the ease Of the United States agt. whaleu Il Int
r Rec l6), Justice Nelson in speaking to indictments
conspiracy. says: At common law, 10 constitute
conspiracy there must be an agreement TO commit an
act itself unlawful, to do act lawful in itself by
unlawful means but under this act-L e. the act OF
March @ lS67"any conspiracy to defrand the Govern
is ndictabe whether the fraud itself has been de-
clared crime OF not"
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

A number Of fine paintings were sold NJ the
Art Gallery OF the Messrs. sheneks, ut No % Lpery %
Yesterday afternoon Tho salesrooms were crowded ana
the prces were good as will be by the following
figures:
the Coun,ry" by sAnrier ssa5 "The Bfs Nest
Pompeisn GlrI" 500 The trusts Daughter sTD Snesg
by yerbos S2t25 The Wandering Minstrel roio
yealcasT" $50 Ansias" s9.o huAe, sesse s1s sto,
the Co,t" Sl5 earning Prayer D'm,enrosr
.n sIa % Pn n. D'kS ksssos sl Bon sin '' i%
Gasdbss e' fountain Brook% slS Ite Careful wng, D2Tss
tic" sans A15i "Takiug Leave" GsBr E1s sprhg "leoi
so and ca@esnOo Aoiamn $50 adiaa The Letter. % hya. h
Pattern Beranger $40, Hart 1906 The New
Cip" Hue sa6, The Holy Waterford" Eebomme, 500 Arer
School" 500; Lady and Page" CosInan, 4so
Birthday" ornemsnn 500; "be Pet Parrot" CssLoae $3.50.
The Csistiil Besr oss lIl," Jas N. Hart, 40
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
wArER-METER FRAUDS CONTEMPLATED

TIE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WORKS AUTHOR
lied TO INFLICr ANY METER HE PLEAsES ON
TAXPAYERS.
Among the remarkable clauses of the pend
iug Charter is giving to the Commissioner Of
Public Works under which is understood and broadly
asserted by taxpayers Though denied by the Comms-
sonerl that the old Navarro watermeter fraud, which
THE TRIBUNE exposed last year. is to be revived. The
claims for the meters furnished previous TO the downfall
OF the Ring, amounting 70 quarter Of million Of
dolars have been denied by the Board Of Audit but
still pressed In the courts But not content with
completing the original swindle the managers Of this
company are said to be engaged in forming another
Ring and have far succeeded put clause In the
new Charter identical with that under which Tweed
operated, which leaves the company liberty carry
out their designs
The alluded to Is as follows and gives the Com
missioner discretionary power place in every other
building than private residences meter OF his
selection TO be charged for at any he may name,
and 10 leVy any water rate he may choose:
SIC. 70. The Commissioner OF Public Works is hereby
approved pattern and suitable for the purpose TO be
DESIGNATED Dy s5d s1 Commissioner 70 bo placed in
edihces, at wharves ferry stables and in all
sumption by the Department Public Works 40 mar All
Ester furnished therein therest may be measured
Of asceraini6e he ratable proportion which Consumers
Of should pay for The water therein thercst
oinnissioner OF Public Works. the said department
shall make out ell bills and charges for water furnished
by them TO each and every consumer as aforesaid 10
whose consumption q meter ae Aforesaid Is affixed, In
Taabe proportion the water consumed as sscertained
the meter on her premises places occupied
used aforesaid All expenses Of meters their con-
oections and setting, water rates. and other lawful
upoD the premises where such water Is supplied now
provided by law. Nothing herein contained shall be
construed az remit prevent the due collection Of
srrearages charges for water consumption heretofore
ioeured Dor intekere with the proper liens therefor
sef water consumption IN any dwelling house. building,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. MARCH I.

II
Mails Britain France. Queenstown and Lyrpgo
tie steamship at No Supplementary MsE
The Bremen steamship which sails to-day az sNl take
10 British or French Nails No Supplementary Mail steamships
Dock hOboken .,,
TIE steamship Florida Bermuda will sail to-day she being
detained
Malls for Panama Anwa the American and South Pa
ports steamship Rising star close at "a a Steam
ship sails a IL NJ. from Pier No. a. y. X.
Mails Cor Hay. by the steamship Weybosse' close m
steamship City OF Houston, Gloss at M
Steamship salk a o. N rom Pier No. 20 4. K
Mai Tor IaEr n S. closed at the New-YOrk Posto every
dly q 2. m, and goes via Boston.
Mails for New oundland the NeYok Po oce F.
Steamship sails from Portland, Me- Saturday az p
H. Due New FORK Fnday, at ..
Letter postage Indies except when going direct VII
be l3 cents each which be pTeP
SUNDAY. MARCH ?.
AllNIsls close at O'Clock to,-C nee :
m to
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-SoKk.. ......"...."".....fEB

PORT or sEw-gORK... ...................fsh A
CLEARED
Steamship Doane Philadelphia LorlrI ste'sap Co -
steamship City Montreal (Br Kennedy Liverpool &e JObu G.
BARK Amelia wi.ou l peuambaeO Bo~dns AFehi-
BARK Wilhelm Fo CNOr Bremen Raeeh Blrs Co.
BARK Fannie BartOly Batoy Liverpool IT. peWOl,& Co
Bark orsdo Spsgue Small Dunedin ana Wellington n L. MAILER
Ss e. T. Geerv conkiu Trinidad Cuba. Van Bpu, Bro
Brig sarah Keunely Ray Hagana Sc JTe + Z waId To-
pHe @ Nepopset Stroui Malta Miller Hoasaon
ssR sSs G E a @ a5;:Ss saS s IT, 'T Scss e' so
Wharton. BOSse' Norfolk and Baltimore ''sAe X
''ss ssS oes.p Traveller A,n. Key West Sss'eT pSs.ss
schr. vspor Agplegae Baltimore ,,.
sss sss s. Ss Sslsea Ba @f, ssiI' g.
sehL DA. Williams. stamford stamford Manufacturing 60.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Havana Deasca y e
Bag Fanny Beck oi c,raaonl Evans days fruit
sehF. Elm City, Kidd, Bridgeport
seSI g ggils way PS,iSG Red BaPl IN Me- % NTH l'nSr
& S' n ha,H sinss h,u SS P5o1Hse .S irSS and se
sshr. Veto, Watts Providence.
schr Warren Gates smith. Greenwich.
schL g. NJ. Wentworth Collins Calais, with lumbsr.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boros Peh ea-Anvec ship MndOro. from pAroeani esrls
Baiss.I Jennie B.le; Calcutta
cii Eva H. Fish from GayestOh brig fdsaa.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEss.rSws FEB - IS1 IL SS1srS iss sSp $ ,S,s nS.,s
Also steamship Egypt, Grogan, SexYor for Liverpool and pro-
ceeded.
BREsr Peh 2-The General Transatlantic CoBpsnys steamship
Washington Rousseau om New YOrk Peo H. arrived here O'Clock
this morning
America Bas.ns from NeSYo Feb IS Tor Bremen touched this
port yesterday.
MoyILLR Feb 2s-he Anchor Las steamship victoria Maso
FROM New York Feb B for glasgow arrived here this mornng
DISASTERS.
for Wlmnston
reported ashore the morbng Of The 2d miles TO
Body Light AT the time showing and blowing
heavily the nohwes Capt Crrmsn arrived al Norfolk tes
25h for The captain orders for the landing Of the
the work when be len the vessel With goe
weather be enteus hope Of getting her od although she Hes very
shoa At Low tide walk OF 70 her
The steamship Wsmu from Nevferf for Nov Bedford hrohe a
Watch Hill 2oh and put INTO New London tae nth
The ship varunA Br from NsuYerk Jan =, for Liverpool.
reported By cable 70 have been abandoned The landed
Liverpool
RKAxcsco. Reh esThe ship Pshian, for Ccrt WITH eso
Of wheat valued 81 $1,000 oundersd bar while leaving tbs o
last evening AL hands saed and retarncd 70 the CITY
hon In ,ss Cousins The vessel ssd ee1e are
loss The Patan owned By Marshall Son. Of Lsnseh
believed shs struck . sunken wreck.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Treasury Department washnzon Asss besa dvsoi Of com
pps sApmssers arriving o vspao Asd Chinese gert has
places nsAbs furnish Anencs charts VII
such complaints rse and sssa 70 %
sieps w Be takea 10 remedy the evil - fsr possible
lf~ Latest SAsD Asgs go Ssssn@ Paesj
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

AIBAyY Feb 2a-Sohng doing Rye. Barley dnn
the susquehsnns depot S oats
BsnfsoES FeS ss~cOtOu du; Mdng 9laleic Flour
e Cora . ] si's s6ala ali fn &Se 30 Yellow s Md w
nominal S5Go 0a h% southern as@' MaSs S b a
sS @ udeSus ss s s osns western Butter Choice Roll @
''S TGfSiIo FEB sFlou quiet spunF 81 SOSss Amber
Ta s. s %i %1 No. 81 SS sSns S sG s cd S
No sPrg 80 Do1 No co.'s sPTs 81 CO. ,O White G'n.dn ada II 20
bush Western Sc aeOo bush do track tsle oa!s
No western s0aeS Tworowd State saSOc State
Soc Rye e 200 bush wssIs % at sss Barsy Ma. Is sieay
Prime Canada 81 aoasl Is Rye Mai sales aomaAla' 81 The
CaicAeO FeG 2aFogT dar and unchanged Wheat ste,dy
& ss,:S o. 81 II a sgsf A. .i SS SS No. spos a. 81 81 i
Rejected s a9se Corn steady at S.9Jis for No hIs csh
M ess @ | 5 % and and scarce s.9s fSF No. Bsrt 5SoySi
unsettled at I672e for No Fs s@Sec fSS No Proy.cns
steady PGrs .as hshsI . } T. 1s.s. % sI S sS
IS M,ed Weights Whisky dG and shade lower a se Re,
SS s az %I. ,@9 SS ss& S.s R. e S Sa
o'i SseissaTi ts 14il FsS % aas Wheat d ard
quiet at S Barley que, unchanged Butter firm and ia E
sS.Ta 1 n fVSop s. Lard ey ss o sa $50 SsS n
k light s9 Ss & M'i bta ns .sa, q 's1 for for sS
7 or Clear RIO sles &c for Clear ds Lave Hogs sr At - sd
bel. sTn Al 1s for Sa RED DIV Whi 81 IS for Red co%
steady t'q .se for Mixed We for BAR: on track oa. e1d at
DETROIT Feb -Four quiet and unchanged whest fair demand
and lower at 81 u for Extra ii S wb.e 81 6sS 81 81
fr Amber Michigan Germ steady =. Ge os good demand
6o bush Wheat aud 1900 bush Corn Shipments 100 bb Flour
IoU5lE. Feb Totaeco active aud unchanged, sales $50 hid,
rS & 5 % sS n % %H M 50 s:o % &C. s4 S1
&c. for Clear Rib se Sc for Clear Sides Sugar cured Hans sold
:;siaSs chsIss Leaf Tsss:i s.ssls Ks.i steam.
sS Sss h% SS s ans Sa %s Ss wy love-:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-01

Sarah Stark executor aud 'yeouirx and trusiocs.
In January, 1871. she executed codieil To
the WILL leaving Of The houses IN West Eeyen' bet
another eodleil revokng the begnest 10 Sarah sark
When Mrs. Gray died the Will WAS contested before lae
surrogate who decided 10 admit the FIRST cOdic 10 pro-
bo be aud 70 set aside the second codic An appear WAS
taken 10 the General Term, which OrJefed he issue. 10
b fried before iury whether there had been any
fraud In the obtaining OF the second code ana as 70
whether Mira Gray 10 tit state OF MIND 10 make u
at the time -, -. ,,,d
The case came up week ago before Judge Barrett ana
was concluded yesterday. The jury, owing To the Aie
ness of the hour were ordered to bring ia scaled yer
diet tins morning.