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THE NATHAN G. PLATT ESTATE.
SUIT FOR AN ACCOUNTING By THE EXECUTORS

SUIT FOR AN ACCOUNTING By THE EXECUTORS
AND THE APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER.
In former years the firm Plat Brothers, wholesale
jewellers, In Maiden lane was widely known In this
city The senior member OF the firm, Nathan q. Piatt
died In July, 1862 leaving three and daughter
and a large estate. The three sons were made his
executors. In May last Aaron A. Degrauw obtained, In
the Supreme Court, judgment against William H.
Pats, Spencer c. Patt and Nathan Patt such cxoc-
ror for %, assignee in tho suit OF tho Park
Bank. AS such judgment has not been paid SUIT has
leon brought through Edwards Clnch. counsel Tor Mr.
Dcgrauw, to enforce lis payment The complaint duly
verified, copies Of which have been served the do
icndants, presents rather singular facts
ncction with tho action OF William r. Martin rs former
confidential aud legal adviser OF tho late Mr. Plat and
present counsel OF his executors II stated that the
deceased was formerly large owner OF real estate
atcrward taken by the city Tor the Central Park, that
AN award oi $lS5, 900 mnde for damages thi ough
the taking OF sucn real estate; that OF this
one hundred and fifteen thousand dollars was paid 10
Mr. Martin which he has failed TO pay 10 the execu.
tors OF Mr. Platt, but the compliant alleges. the
has wrongiuly detained the greater portion
thereof aud has converted tho same 10 his
own use, and the executors have ncgligently,
wrouguy aud collusivcly allowed hun TO retain said
money although they have been frequently requested
to take proceedings to compel said William X. Martin
to account Tor the money received by hin. y
IL further charged that Mr. Martin has been paid by
brought by the executors against George w. Plat
sea aside transfers OF portion OF The real and per.
sona property Of the deceased including MS ntcres
rm oil Plat Brother, to hIs brother, George
W. Platt that the greater portion OF this money
retained by Martin; that the amount vi tho
recovery cannot be nscertalncd untn the deter
minaton oil reference now pending, but
that understood TO he between $500 900 and
5000 900 The SUI, OF Mr. bcgrauw only az ainst
the executors Mr. Plat, but against William X.
Martin aud Howard A. Martin, ~ being claimed that
the assignment oil certain judgments TO Howard A.
Martin done pursuancc OF conspiracy between
the defendants inder the pian aud other credit.
ol Nathan q. Platt from collection vi their Just
claims against the estate,
The complaint IN the above covers thirteen
printed pages, aud very specific all its details
The pia ntn asks discovery OF all tho assets Of
Nathan G. Platt In possession OF his executors and
under control oi William r. Martin; that such assets
be delivered To RECEIVERS that an accoupt be taken Of
all the debts OF Nathan G. Pstt tho receiver pay
such debts tnat until the appointment OF such
ceivcr the defendants be enjoned from selling assign
ing Transferring OrtgAgng, in any way disposing
OF The assets OF the estate.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. April q. 1877
Cotton quiet; mddng II 10. low mddng lossc. good
ordinary Zoe Net rec"ip ps so6 bales sross so7 ES.
Stock, $500.
Exports. TO urea Britain $50; TO the Continent i5ss
Sales. 800 stock, 1885,
Cotton weak; middlns. 1os m,diins. iossc. good
800. sales. 500 stock, 42sii.
Gotten d S %dsns a ow ma@nf i% good
coastwise, i.772. Sales. 900. stock. 22.isi.
wlLxlscroS, April ., 1877.
for strained Crude iuipennc dull " - 81 for nard
81 50 yellow dip 81 50 for virgin Tar dull 81 60
CHARLESTON, April ., 1877.
SIdn.ry % Ss. sssp s.s so I,ars e
Flour 25c. higher all round: sales 500 sbis No.
80 SO So d,uSc s%,r, i IS 81 - whea. arm and
ss s J s D"'s' hs s sas 81 ed 40 MI
Western ed 55tsc Barley weak sales 5000 bushels
cornmea uncnsnscd. Mirsed unchauged Flour shipped
by rail. 1850 bbIs. 49,
Markets moderately active and 5m P,,ses higher
Flour fair demand Si, a"snasyes ..s. sss %ssa,
s say sys'orss,p Sas
fss " al bushels wss n's PIP Pr
, ys ns s.s @ ear os 4"
good demand sales 900 esus,sis timothy .. q - e %
So otter articles unchanged. Kali frr.hts unchanged.
Receipts 200 bbis -four 1900 bushels wheat 1880
do corn. 147Oo do oats, 1910 do barley. $500 do.
shipmens4s0o bbis nour, ~ 40 bushels wheat 1000
Grain and anoat bushels wncat i206S5 do
corn 1868 do l9u5Sf do barley, l013 do 800
do. peas 9l .Js4 do. Ealt
~ TOLEDO. April o. 1877.
Flour strong. Wheat strong; white Michigan held
atxi rs; 81 ~ offered. close, amb Michigan, spot
81 s April 81 G8 May 81 Co June 81 10: No red win
ter spot held 81 6s 81 66 bid: April II 60; May 81 81
Corn arm high mixed, spot 47c May T1c NO ?, spot
AjI6c: May 465xc.: Jnnc. 471sc. July, 4S5ac August
4p,sc.; rejected, 46c Oats quill nominal CIovcrseed,
50 IU Rece bills Hour. 800 bushels wheat, I4OD
do. Shpmcnts-ii, 90 bushels whcnt. 900 do.
corn. 800 do. oats -
Flour strong In active demand ami higher Western cx.
trns So 80 81; Minnesota do w 10 ~: Minnesota.
patent process 81 so ~ TO- winter extras, ~ ~
- ~ wheat active. excited aud higher, but
has sold for u 3ois cash; sales - 81 az u 3v4
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY APRIL TO- ls77-TR1PLE SHEET

Nay: close ,. 49,, g $685. Nay; q aas June: No
firm and higher but unsettled 40c cash HE NAY has
sold AZ May 44,c june 0sis setse trm and cher
:, esc Barley and ern a o4 Soc Pork unset
tied but generally higher xl4 10 f14 l5 cash t ~
Nay has sold tor *is 2oa si4 40 May $i4 3a's June
Lard generally unchanged but some sales rattle, higher
steady 9Th fair demand wh,skey quiet bns steady a.
u o. Receipts-Four 1000 bbls. wheat 5000 bushels:
earn. 10000 do; 1900 do 500 do. barley,
$500 do. shipments Flour. 1900 bbiA wheat. 1900
barley 600 de- A The afternoon cali Of The Board .
44.sc a 4iAc.. May Oats hrmer but unchanged Pork
weak and lover; So o2 ISL % Nay *it ~. June.
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BONDHOLDERS IN COUNCIL.

Ata meeting OF tho Grst mortgage bondhod Of
the Hannibal ami Naples Railroad, held at No. ID
William street, yesterday, Mr.. A. b. Bayiis presiding,
committee, consisting OF Mcssrs. @. W. Parsons, II.
A. Mott aud d. G. Hays, appointed, with power to
further the interests oil the rsl mortgage hondnodcrs
III the matter oil the purchase oil tho road for Their
bcnoht at the coming sale. They we're also voted
power 10 call tn tho bonds OF the road ana Pledge them
Tor that purchase, aud 10 do everything necessary
toward perieciing their title at such sao purchased
Mr. A. NJ White was appointed committee OF one TO
negotiate with tho Toledo and Wabash road IN tho IN.
terest oil the Hannibal and Naples bondholderG
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ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The following shows the advance and decline in the
closing prices OF the principal active stocks as com
pared with those Of Saturday,
ApvAScE--Union Pacific. q New Jersey Central,
*; Michigan Central, "a; Burlington and Quincy. ~.
DECLINE Western Union, y Pacific Mail. u; New
York Central, a; Erie, u Lake Shore, "a; Illinois
Central, 4 Pittsburg, y Northwestern, u do. pro-
TERED, n u, c., o. and l., "a; Rock Island u !;
OHIO ard Mississippi, u Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western IL; Morris ana Essex, "a Hannibal and 81.
Joseph preferred, a G., g. and g., Il; Atlantic
aud Pacific, "a Delaware and Hudson, X; Pam
anna, "
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2.30 TO 2 p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-lGc. LOWER; FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR HIunEG-wHEAr
HIGHER-CORN AND OATS FIRMLR--wHIsREY
sTEADY-PoEK fIRMER--LARD QUIET-PE-
TRoLEUM QUIET--sPIEITs or TugPENrINE
AND ROsfN QrIET-oILs YlRM-CorFEE AND
SUGAR QuIET--PREIGHTs sTIFFER.
MONDAY, April Dol.
Tho markets were generally lrm, with q moderate
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Stained Ordinary. 5l6c strict good ordinary
i5l6c; low madling io'4c !; middling, io,4c spot
evening. 49, Total. 47s. Delivered contract 400
bales For future ae.ivsry the sales were as 40 Io
200 j. at IL 4sc 7jG At Lice June. 800 at ii5ac
500 6Oc $40 8ic, 100 at Ole. 600 At iStc.
rE 500 1 !. 600 4 August. 200 Z, &C. JS 80
ii ssc 100 at s5c 2Oo sic. 100 at ii 81 sep
tember 100 at spc, 200 at 73c November, 100 At
Nay ~ 100 bales 1t lI4ss, 200 ~ Az, 100 at
I43c 500 at IL 4ac 500 at Ale, LOO II 4oc
1900 .. I,soc, ssoo at ii s S3 a. Lac
100 at 4Oc June 600 il50c 900 at 1859. 200
nj SIC, 600 At II Csc TOO ut 1l54c 800 ut IL 53c
sSoo At Isas 100 8 li;5ls g. SO =. ilSsss 100
ll5ac 1900 ut II 55c 800 AZ ll.53c July, 800 At
ii7sc so At II re. GOAT 7is 800 1t i7oc. 100
At iie1c. 800 At iitse 100 At i soc 100 at S5c
100 at 66c H. SIC. 600 ll.6sc August 100
ut s2c, ll.sc., 100 at 1IsUc. POO 179c 100
i; Ifs S =. ~ q I Gos At & es
H. 7sc 800 ut i.76c, $50 at lite September. 100
NJ ll.eoc. October 400 at = SOC November. 200 At
ll4Oc Total. 1890 bales Grand total, $500 bales
the receipts at the ports were g $40
bales New Orleans ISL Mobile ~; ssysnnsh lois
A.; New York. 30; Boston, 3o5 Philadelphia, 81 Total
$3.50. This day last week, 5iOs this day last year.
By stem. sc., compressed; BY sail &c TO Hamburg
compensated TO Liverpool. I'D by stenm by sail, 7-5c.
sc.. compressed. Market quic'.
FLOUR GRAIN -iteceipts-Flour 1901 bbls. wheat
12u5 bushels; corn meal ~ bbls and lso bags; corn
$500 do barley malt II, 100 do. The excited
the and holders prices loo 2c bbl
which the market closed strong sales 10000 bbls In
taons Rye -four steady with sales OF 400 bbs Corn
meal steady with sales Of 75O bbs ana 1000 bags ut
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Tho closing prices wero:-
THE MONEY xARkET.

Money call loaned at n per cent and closed
easy at ~ per cent CALL Tho following the
rates OF exchange on New York at the undermen-
toned cities to-day Savannah, buying u, selling u
Charleston, easier, y 4 premium; ST. LOUIS. 100
premium Cincinnati, steady. buying par, selling lilo;
New Orleans, commercial Lie. bank u Chicago rs a
so premium. Sterling exchange very firm and
tending up; prime asking rates 4s6,s and 4ssh;
selling rates 4 s5I 4sG and ASK a 4ss Reicn-
marks. 94% a 90 and 95aS 05sS Cables, s5sl &c.
Prime Paris. 5.l6i4 and 5l31.
THE GOLD MARKgr.
Gold opened at los and closed at 1861, the extremes
OF tho day. Tho carrying rate was y per cent.
Loans were also made Hat to per for borrowing
Gold cIearIngs at the National Bank OF the State Of
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovipExcK. r. l.. April q. 1877
Printing cloths continue dull prices nomnaiiy At &C. for
standard and extra 6ix64 cloths
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GOVERNMENT ROM

Government bonds were stronger to-day In sym
paihy with gold, and closed nrm al the following
ouotaslons:-United states currency SKIES, 123h a
is3x; do do, 1881. registered, ll2A il2h do do,
do, coupon, l12x lis; do. do, 1868, registered,
aos Z lo6s< do. do, do, coupon, l0sS l0sA do.
40. do new, registered, 1854 1o9,s; do. do, do,
DO. coupon 1857 q 1905 do. do 1867, registered,
My nix; do do. do, coupon. lllA lllh do.
do. 1865, registered. ll3sl max; do do do. cou
pon 1874 max; do. tcn.fort'es registered, III
III Y: do do, coupon ll1h ll2A; do hves, 1881,
.ecp,stered. Ill a il2; DO do, do, coupon, lilA
,fIlx; do. AS 1921, registered. 1868 looA'
THE YoRsrGs MARKET
nh. roodon adviccs report stcady market for con-
-. .,d trn,ed states bonds generally, tho closing
,o,a,,ops for the former being 9e asses, and forthe
~ ,or as roIIows:-oId 1865 100; lse7S LOG 1921;
,co .,or,ies, 1851 100, ana new ives' los's Ere
common closed at 81 on, preferred |" 10Y; new
work Central At 9Oz o., and Illinois csn''a' "s''
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
THE BRITISH CORN TRADE.

IoSDos. April . 1871 :.
corn ads says.-''rhs week has been marked BY some
has farhsr ,eardcd asia labor In. eon.naancs Of ~e,
weather esEnnins V cause ansapess as,
winter scwn wheat about which are
he ultimate hopeful Dry
great desideraturn here and on the Continent. sup.
sssn been light, and al,icush the HOLIDAYS some
hsvs Is The increased strength n"sssd Marx
lane ias, week been well sustained Russian wheat has
advanced 10 The weeks imports into London were very
a s. bulk % h q y. Ssn In. "a
heavy .nip@sai:s Saorns ibs ssIns feature:
ne beginning Of the year 7. 80 reduced As 70
pr %
Of s Is s ass
about ao n sn the period sa
5ss sss Mil. ss
compared with This time last year. stocks . oreun wheat
less. s' These saros show the ssosd 5, the
s advances f Of s
e q ESi rss s has. w.sa
ns Is s xns ssns ss
Future. closed s.eaay a l33d decline: apani.
. 'Sw %iaSs June and July delivery also
Prodncs-comnon rosin IS. 3D.
Ref % ~ 2d per gallon spirits Of
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIVERPOOL. April .. 1877.
Pork-Ea.tcrn dull q. 72s Western dull So. Bacon
Flea, suI sSs slor. clear dull IamsILons cue
dull sts5s extra dull sO prime dull At 7s
steady Mt nos Turpentine-spiriu dull a. 2ss 3D. Rosn
Common dull at Js. Cd. fine duh los 3D. OheeseAmer
lean choice dull 7Os Lard oil-None in the market
Fiour-Extra State steady At 2ss. Wheat-No spring
mer lls ID; No. spring nrmer at los Tod: winter
southern none in the market winter Western hrmer At
Corn-Mixed so rmer 22s Cd Receipts Of wheat for
the week from Atlantic ports, 400 quarters from Acic
ports $1,000 do from other sources, 0O0 do. Receipts
Of corn 81 900 quarters
FINANCIAL.
LONDON April Q, 1877.
Consols 90 918 for both money and the Illinois
Central, A. Paris advccs quote five per cent rsntes
lust. 32ac for the account.
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. April o. 1877.
Sugars quiet. but Arm. quiet. but firm the
United States 80 days currency Il discount: short
sight d. y 4 discount; so DAYS gold 3A "A premium;
short AZ premium: London, Is l5x
MUM; on Paris. . ~ premium
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FINANCIAL,

4 REXsONABLE KxTES-MONEl On LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages;
Of all kinda effected with best COMPANIES
j. j. HABRICH 4 CO.. 110 Broadway
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100 shs Hukli ..b3 80 800 shs HukIll. 3H
100 do. .....b3. "a 800 do ............ So
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RAPID TRANSIT.

EXPLANATION OF THE ALBANY MIDDLE ABOUT
RAPID TRANSIT AND THE GILBERT ELEVATED
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LONDON. April ., 1871.
Conso 90 918 for both money and the Illinois
Central, A. Paris adviccs quote five per cent rsntes
LOST 32tac. for tho account
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A Card to the Public.

For many years We have mad, two
medicines suited to the ailments of Q
vast class of sufferers. Thousands of
cures have been made by them, and, in
fact. the word failure could not be cou
pied with them. But within the last
two years counterfeits of our medicines
have sprung up. dangerous in their
close imitation of our Trade Mark. To
sccure the people we have placed upon
each genuine box of Holloway's ONT
ment the fac. simile Of the signature of
oar agent, Mr.. JOS Haydock. To coun-
terfeit is felony. We shall relent lessly
pursue any one who initiates this with
the utmost vigor of the law We most
earnestly beg that the great mass Of the
American people will aid us in our eff
forts to protect their health. and help
US in our task Of bringing these most
unprinc,pled men to the bar Of justice.
Uniformly refuse to purchase Medi-
zines purporting to be ours unless Mr..
JOS. Haydock's signature is attached to
each box of Pills or pot of Ointment,
ar,d the end will soon be reached.
The public's obedient servants.
HOLLOWAY l. Co.