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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,,ALvssroS. june L. 1878.
good ordinary, 5s Sst rsess. so Sa'es a sis,., 3o
Cotton. strong. held higher; mddiag. lie; low m d.
s7s sst 900 Exports '0a''"''' ''ss s''' a4o Stock
Cotton nrmcr: middng, iosic. low miading ioc /:
ceoa TAX ys s 400 sas Ia o"es Exports
SAVANNAH June T. 1873
Coo os ssss T% bidding lo lay msans loss
Stock. o.ss5' - 's'' '''S' -
Cotton arm. middpg. iosScs iUs.c.; low middiins.
i sa lo s gGss G,"s ssst loo Net receipts
s-, wmmseros. y. G. June !, 1873
Spirits e upentins quiet ard esdy a, 2y,sc kon
Tor hard 81 Is for yellow dip aud 81 10 W Tor virgin Tar
PRINTING cloths have ruled very qaie ye quoa,ons
s aa,s s?a ~ ex r sns ss s"ss scd arg
a Iess figure; 5oxeo cloths steady at Sc IIoc.
Flour unehanged; saos. 900 bbis Wheat stesay red
iosd A. y; s,sS sa,s NJ /, - S
ps, %'as corn s1s
Albany: u lT o. Nsr YORK nessip.sIys ao1 bush.
Wheat $500 bushels; barley. aosco DO; fisSoS isoi
Flour in sh. dsmsnd sales $50 ss. a.
Bs s ys.' @ %s "GH Ss@" M gle; sao sG
at ~ %; I hard 81 "a 81 On Corn n fair
demand. sales 1900 bushels No. Western. 10
rive. At 4Oc 300 do sample NJ Soc. 4oc Oats inaet,e
No quoted At 2pc Barley quiet. Rye neglected.
utner articles unchanged Raj, frcirhts steady Canal
iregLts steady. Railroad reeepts-Flour, 21op bills.
rye. 5000 do. barley, e2D do Lake rcceips--wLea
f22BUO bushels 14S 800 do. oats 90 do barley
$500 do. railroad shipments Flour, $50 bbis wheat
n, 400 bushels: corn. 2S.DO do. oats 3.Bn rye.
$500 do harley 600 do Canal shipments to tdcwAter
Corn. 5000 bushels; oats. Do 500 do rye, 1921 do
DsrRofr. June 1. 1878
Flour steady; sales $50 bbIs white az IS 90 Wheat
hrmer; extra white Michigan NJ 1875; No do. - l2ts
Corn quiet and unchanged nothing doins Oats steady
~ 2sc for No white aud 2Tc Tor No mixed Coverseed
quiet and dus nomnaiy. 10 =, - ~ Receipts Flour
$500 do. Shipments Flour. 100 bulls. wheat 10000
bushels; corn. I 800 do. 4 oats, LOO 40.
Iotrpo. june !, 1879
gan si fU AMBER Michigan. spot 81 o5: seller june
al ok No. red wintet stlier une. 81 seller July.
81 ~; DO. Dayton and Michigan 81 o. Corn quct high
cd SIZE No. q and seller june tae seller
July hold 3uc 3S5sc bid: No. white. doe rejected
35c. duiii No. q 23c No. whitc 2Bc Receipts
Wheat 1000 bushels corn. $4,000 do oats 1000 do.
sh,pmentswhea 1900 bushels; corn $4,000 DO; oats.
1000 40
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dniI; red III To-
Corn duh at SOC 4Ur. Inactive 40 27c SIC RYE dull
and dropping 53c. 3a Barley dull and nominal Pork
Inactive ~ ~ 10. Lard quiet but steady curfcut.
Gle. kettle, 10 1sc hulk noatf strong. shoulders
stc short rio middes ~ 60 bid ~ ~ askea short clear
do 45xc Bacon In fair demand At Axe 5xc and 51sc.
5c. for shoulders clear rib and clear sidrs Whiskey
quiet 81 % Butter quies and unchanged Sugar steady
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SUPREME CouRT-CHAMBERs-Hed by Judge Law
reuce.-First Monday motion calendar. Court opens
nj hal-past ten O'Clock A. N. Calendar called half
pasl eleven o'clock a. ~,
SUPREME CoURr-GESERAL TxRE-Adjourned until
Tuesday. July 30
SUPREME couRr--srrcIAL TERM-HcId by Judge
Donohne .Demurrers-Nos !. 2. ., s, 7.s.e. 10.
II. II. Is, H. 10. 10 Law ana fact-Nos. 2g2, 453,
So ass 45o AGO. iG2 AIS, 472 47s AIS. 47C, 4sU 49,
49, 4sp 49i, 492 4gs 500 5o2 504 SOC sos, 5l2 325
a4S 3si, as2, 20, a7s. si7 45i. 800. ~, aos
SUPREME CougT-CiRcuiT-Part l.-Adjournod un-
III TOMORROW. Part 2--Hcid by Judge Van Worst -
Nos s53 909, 1874. 99s 1904 1906 1908, 1852 149s,
lls3 l4o ss42 1895, 1879 4o5, 1906 1851. 1921, losv
1906 2057, 1920 lt6t 1877, 1853 l119 Part 3--HcLi
by Judge Barrett Nos 100 5l2 SOC. 507. 3S4. l4al,
LIS l527k. 1877 l547 154s, ai79, il74 553s, l2cz
SUPERIOR LoCRr-- GENERAL fERM.--Adjourncd until
the lourth MonJay OF June.
SUPERIOR CouRr--sr. CAL TERM-Hcid by Judge
So gwick.-Dcmurrcrs-Nos 4 TO 10 unciusivc)
Issues o. iact-Nos ii 10 10 uncius vsl
Jus srlaSE sos s 20, M ss o. s 1
10 10 lls ig 400 Gao 44G, ss6 7Ol, $40, s9d go
S sz co. sss 49, SO 49, & 49, ess sas saS
3GJ rs. o73 Fart 2-Hcld By cnini Jus,cc Curtis
Nos. eSe sl4 s47. 1sl 77s, 7ei, ss7, si4, ss7 81
7ss s52 1901, sos 1874 1856, $40 al, 50. 75s, 67s
s2s $50, $40 $40 3ls 1885, $50. lii. 1894 G2S, 1865
ST. Sc S SIX r.' $50 SSH s 81 s5 SOP SOL sS s
se4, 500, 500 s97, sos 500, 9oi 0oz 9Ol 900, so1
COS, 900. elo oil, elz, sl3 eiS ele eis, elo. go
OIL 81, 025, a26, 927 92s go 800. y3l. e32, yJ3
CoxMaoS PLkas-GEsgnAL TKaM.--wiil mec. to-
day Tor no purpose Of renderin; decisions
COMMON fLFAs-CnAMBKRs-Hcd Dy Judge Van
Hoescu.Nos. l. D D, !, ., Q, 10. Ill, IL. l3, a.
Ii. Ia. IL.
COMMON PLEAs--EQuIry 1ERM--HeId by Judge Rob-
inson.-Ncs 4, = 3 D, o. g. ., 10, ii, IL, IL, H.
10, 10 II, Is, ~.
tonxox PLsAs-rRIAL rrRm-Part Held by Chief
Justice &. \. Day.--Nos 1861 1910, li3l. 35f, 203
20s, 1894 800 22p 63s HAS, $780, lass. 27 S29 81,
aeoi 49, 1865, l4le 252y, 2a3 il7, las, C2o ls4s
1890 z453 Part 2-HeLd ny Judge J. H. DAILY.
1884, l46l las .l429 62o, 1872 1si7, 3S9 27G4 I9l,
1850 14sl, 1ss5, 1854 1883
MARINE CouKr-IRrAL 1ERx-Par, l--Hcld by Judge
Alker-Nos AS3g 20l4. 2V45. 1871, 4627, 1851, AGO.
2l30 1890 452l $3.50, 1895. 1911, 1912. 46l5. part -
Held by Juuge sheridan Nos 1919. 1880 8062, 43GH.
436s 1850 4370 4753 $780, 3o79 1904 s2s7 Ill., $685.
4i2o parf 3--Hed by Judge Sinnott Nor. AGO,
s67 1850 466i, 1855 23as 442 2clJ 440s 1906 a6sl,
467z, 3443 1896, 3072
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RECKLESS SHOOTING.

David Baianstahn on Saturday night lett his homo
10 Third avenue, between lG4 ana 165,h streets,
Morrisania. TO call upon friend ir Railroad avenue
near 169,h street. His visit paftook Of both a busi-
ness and social nature, Tor Mr.. Balanstahn, having
for long time been annoyed by vagrant cats
wished TO borrow shotgun, In order to
reduce, n possible, tho number Of tho fe-
limo species Hts friend lent him an
old nluskct which vhan seen service In
1912, and Mr.. BaiaDsiahn loaded u with buckshot
aud snall siugs aud went outside 10 practice q bat
Hc TOOK atm at dark object near distant fence,
which, In the oDscnrty Of the night he misiook for
bush, and pulled the trigger. yei, IN which pain
ana terror were unpiessantIy minaed, followed the
DISCHARGE und MT Baanstaun awoke TO the TACT that
he naa shot a human being Tue unfortunate We
tim proved TO be one John ke lei, who was
on his home IN l6gih street, while 0lccr Bcr-
nara Connolly took caro- OF Mr. Balanstann. Dr.
james II. Comfort health officer for tho new warus,
alter an examination OF Kieaei, found that about
dozen OF shot had penetrated the latters back. DR..
Comfort does not think The wounded nan IN immc.
date danger, nut IL unable 10 foresec the nnI
when Sergeant swift, OF the Thirty-thrd precinct,
called upon kie1cI no found him suifcripg intense
pain, without other uniavornble symptoms. Balan-
STAIN Was allowed 10 depart on his parole yesterday
by Judge Wheeler, malicious intent his part
could DO proven.
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A TEXAS TRAGEDY.
SISTER AND BRoTHER-IN-LAw AND SUI
eide OF TIE PERPRrIAToG.

TERRIBLE EFFECTS OF cuPIDITY- MURDER Oh
eide OF TIE PERpRrEAToE-
GALVESTON, May 81. 1873.
An old man named spnnger. living IN BsstroI
county, between McDads and Bastrop. ABOUT foul
miles from McDade, had three children, one son aue
two lighters. the latter married. Mr. strubs
and the other Mr.. Abe Scott The old gentleman
and his wife being very old, seventy -lou. con
cluded 10 divide their property among their childrcu
giving 10 each one equal share. The division wa,
made GU May q, and all expressed satisfaction ex.
ccpling William, tho sou, who became very angry and
threated 10 Kill his o'd father and motncE ON tho
following day, Wednesday, white IN the house OF
and after he had left Mrs Strubc went over 10 her
iathcr's house formed her parents OF Bis
peatea threats When Bib came home the old
mentioned the matter 10 him, when he became very
much outraged, threw mis- hat tbs noor, stamped IL
under his ee. ana finally taking his pistol lett the
house gong direct to the hrd unero ais brothcrp-
Law, Mr. sirube, Was NJ work. He called him
fence and shot hui deaa, three bais baking effect
his body. His sister hearing the ran IRON her
mousse, which was opposite tho field, the direction
oil her husband, when her brotncr shot Ter
dead. II Is said that the unfortunate woman At tne
limo the shooting Qegan, work sewing. and
ran to her husband vita work aud scissors Ia hand
stIil lightly clasping the Article even ailer
cold In dsatn.
AFTER THE MURDER. k
Alter the killing tho murderer rode back TO his
"ihNSS houro auu iuiofulea tue Ola scutlomAn OIL
what be had done. lie told min 10 now n,sn the lob
XIII him and the old woman; that they were both
old and could be cheated OF but days He ala
not do so, however, bull rode OF Mr..
Oh ndier, near neignbor. He called tof Mr.. Chan-
dler's boys. AID, telling lhcm no was gong put an
end 10 his hte ana desired AXE his WILL caused
them to send 10 the HELD after Witnesses. He thea
proceeded 10 Will 10 young lady Of The ne,ghbcr-
hood, 10 whom he was engaged 10 DO married, 900
IN gold and two horses. lie then bade them all
gooaDy went of short distance from the ronse, put
the muzze OF hc pistol 10 hts head, pulled the trig.
and tho soul Of The double passed IN Ia
eternity.
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FOB HIS LADY'S SAKE.

Lawrence Ksarney OF No. Sll East ll1sh street, and
Robert Davidson, OF No. 1871 second avenue, have
for long time boon at loggerheads, tho difficulty
arising Is alleged, from rivalry to the affections OF
lady. A. two O'Clock on Friday morning Davidson
met his rival in company with the "bone OF conten-
tion,'' while leaving picnic CARBON In Harom Da-
wilson ordered Kearney to surrender the lady ana on
receiving persmptory refusal, 1t once challenged
the other TO fight duoi generously according TO his
tagonist the choice Of tme place and Weapons Kear-
ney shook has head. ana Davidson BRANDED him
coward Kearney then requested Dawson to wait until
be had seen the lady nome, 10 which the other
agreed. The duel took place the same morning, just
boforc daybreak, but under what circumstances tho
police have bean unable 10 ascertain. This much 10
known, however-Kearnsy now lics ut his homo with
several ribs broken and with his head done up In u
cloth. Detective wiiiinm Clark, who arrested David.
son. has impression that the weapons used In Inc
contest were cavalry boots. In the Harlem Police
Court yesterday Judge Bixby committed Davidson
Vecn tho parlcs has sxistcd for over Two years
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STABBED IN A FROLIC.
SERIOUS RESULT or poKrNa FUN WITH CARY
ING KNIFE.


ING KNIFE.
Young man, who seemed quite III at ease, leaned
against tho RATING OF mo Jefferson Make, Police
Court and looked anxiously, IRON time TO time, into
tho recess where tho ssrgeant's room is located.
when Captain Byrncs, OF the Fifteenth precinct. APP
pearcd there he nervously accosled him. ana begged
to know n there was any news from The hospital
"you the kniic with TOO much effect" tho
Captain said. sTaggart's life IL in danger The hos
pitaI physicians say the wound most SEVERE
The prisoners facc grew uinc pacr as he NUT
tered, my Godi u was all an accident. cannot
how It could hayo happened" Thcn tho Court called
on. the name OF Jamos n. Mslloy and tho was led
before Judge Smith He was charged with stabbing
Arthur Taggsrt IN the abdomen aud inil,cing wou nd
SO serious that the victim's lie was Tn imminent
peril
Captain Byrpes testified that no had boon appraised
By ahtlie boy on Saturday evening that man had
been murdered IN Lynch's saloon, on tho corner oil
Greene and bird streets; there no found TaGgart
stretched ~ the back room. With tho blood oozing
IRON hts SIDE; Maoy Was standing near by and on
being referred 10 as ihe guilty person was put under
arrest; ambulance was th0n sent Tor and
Ne % o,h %. Sn n
cnce Of liquor and at loss 70 explain the ARRAY.
wnen the prisoner, however was spprted ~ his cell
that no had probably taken the others Iiis nc
much horrihed aud claimed that & was m accident
rnE pRIsoSgR's srArkMEsr
Yesterday Aalioy furnished the following version OF
the sTair:"I was In Lynch's saloon yesterday even
iDg,n he said. "whsre . number OF men were drink
Ing We we're all trnc unaer the influence oil liquor
and began capcring about outside tho bar 1 had
taken Knife In my hand to cut Oh slice OF beef
and was In sport brandsning 10 about when, as
passed TaRgari, Iungsd ut him In a Joke did not
fancy the knIc was sharp and had idea that had
cut him MI tho BARTENDER cried out, sMalisy, you
have stabbed him. | was SO taken sbacx tbst did
not know what TO say or do when l was arrested.
There was quarrel bel ween u.s. or any hard feciog
10 make me attempt HIS lite"
As he reports from tho New YORK Hospital, whcro
lylnQ. exceedingly uIfavOfnDls. Judge
smith committed the prisoner 10 await the result OF
Ihn Injuries.
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A BOYS CRIME.
HE MURDggs THE WIFE OF HIS EMPLOYER Foa
REvESGg--A HORRIBLE DEATH

he MURDgRs THE WIFE OF HIS EMPLOYER FoG
REvENGg--A HORRIBLE DEATH
[From the 81. Louis Republican, May 25l
TAYLoRviLLE, ILL.,. May "a 1873.
One OF The hcndIsn outrsgss In the ann ais OF
crime occurred in our little village Yesterday. About
noon citizens we're startled and horrided At tho
annoa nccmcnt that Mrs Hamilton had been murdered
at her residence IN broad daylight while calmly re-
posing upon a sofa IN her room.
Tne Hamilton residence situated In tho onvirops
tho town, and consists Of little cottage Of vo
rooms. Tho husband u the murdered woman is a
hopeless Invalid, having been stricken with parays
many years ago. The household consisted OF husband
aud VITO, and William Day boy apparently about
tons To do chores around the houso.
The husband, about tho hour Indicated, was
ploy at a short Instance from tho house Ia nsk6g
some slight repairs upon cnickon COOP and having
occasion 20 want hatcnet ana some nails, sent The
boy into lhc house 10 got the afticca The boy
turned shordy aitor with a hammer; tho husband
sent nim back anu he brought the batcheL A lew
moments after ho called 10 tho husband and said,
"Your wife u kiiied; some tramps murdered nerh
The husband doubted ~ ~ nrs bur the boy told him
ana see. Hc found his wife unconscious with
Jour gashes on her mead. The boy stated rst
that some tramps mad murdered mo woman with a
hstcnot, and that no had seen them running away
from The house. Ho gavca description Of the men,
and Immediately large party were oct every drec-
ton securing the country Tor ramps several
nsn we're arrested and brought IN aDd the boy pre-.
tended to identity one OF tho men But the people
had already begun 10 suspoct the boy, ana after n
thorough examination Of tho ncld by when tho
house was surrounded u Was iohnd that there were
no tracks OF any person, and the ground vas wet
mo people we're satisfied ia tranps had done tho
decd. Tue boy, upon being thoroughly examined by
Shsrln Nay aud CcrK Joe Hui acknowiod That no
had killed tho woman with an axe
To-day the Coroner neld an Inquest upon the body,
ana tno foiowng iicts were eio,icd :-rnat wncn 10
phe Doy) went INTO toe room and the woman
lying upon the sofa bc slipped and got the axe
anu, returning to the room, struck her a blow
upon the head. The woman when struck ielI
OF tho lounge upon tho noor Realizing that
no had not killed her he proceeded 70 com.
pietc his hcndish ana diabollcai decd by
Inc poor woman fingered IN dreadful agony tili
about two o'clock ihis morning, aud thon passed
Sue recovered CONSEQUENCES Oncc, anu, IN re-
ply 10 her atteadants, SAID sit the boy that aid
A." Tho BOY said the woman had slightly corrected
Aim Shs mornng before, ana whsn hs went late tne
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A HORRIBLE CRIME NEAR UTIcA-RlvALRY FOR
THE POSSESSION OF A PRosTITUTE--A Dis
GUSHING SCENE OF sQUALoR, With AND
BLOOD.
From the Utica Republican, May Gil
Last evening, at about hali-past eight o'clock tho
nows reached th,s city that murder had Deen CON-
mt,od in Cassville yesterday and q Republican re-
porter was soon on his way 10 the scene oil crime
which no found TO be on tho Brdgcwater Flats In
the town OF Bridgewatcr, and about mile from Cass
viiis The victim was an Italian iaborcr the employ
oil the Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western Railroad
and about thtrtyve years Of age went BY scye
names, onc OF which was 600 Con-" The murscser
Is man by tho name OF Charles Rock, alias "Mike. .
formerly OF New York city. and well known AZ a
desperate character He ~ rather above medium
heigni, sou,iy built and has dark com reckon ANA
. heavy black mussachc the shooting occurred
about eleven o'clock yesterday norning, aod was the
result Of . half Vrunksn quarrel over Iswd woman
who ~ also oil New York, and was probnpiy ac-
qualnted with Rock before she came w the Flats 10
1--we.
These parties, together with lot OF Italians lived
In shsntics near tho gravel Dods, and yesterday mora
ing Rock ana joe became involved IN a Quarrel
which grew fierce that pistols brandt ed and
some oiows strucx Tho fight, seems, was over TINS
woman, but was finally Quietsd GOWN, and both the
murderer anu his victim sat down 10 tue table TO-
gether. soon, however, Rock got up ana went out
DOORS ho went straight 10 the window and pu sn-
ing rags Gllod the place once occupied
oy pane Of glass, no cooly anca Ut Joe" who
was sitting wItu has back 10 the windsw, ana arca
Toe ball passed through head aud
out Of has rgat eye, kHing him Instantly.
Ia fact lie fell 10 tnc noor without u. groan.
Rock Immediately hsd us saw the oxccu.
tIon Of MS bloody work. The news soon brought
10 Cassvhie aud quickly spread down Ino valley
People locked w tne hut anu others gave pursuit 10
murderer. The Utica officials we're soon Il OF fled
aud every officer placed ths alert OF course
the crime created great exctsment, but tho woman
aud per neighbofs seeme4 10 take II very cooIy
claims tho snoo.ing MAS accidental, but The wines
AL say II was Committed cold blood Ine BODY
when viewed Ny tho reporter, presented u ghastiy
sight II had not yet becn removed from
the place. where II fell. and Tho head was pn-
lowed cotted blood. Tue INSIDE OF the huy Is a
pictuio art squalor. On OLD stove lay an
empty pistol, the property OF the murdered man,
while lew dishcs ON the table, n wcman rags, ana
lev dirty looking Itaians completed Inc surround
ings oil tho horriOo SCENE, which was made uoubly
gnastly by the kengs v. the candle and ho ugh-
ter of inc iabvIors
Tue murderer wnen he lott Cassvills made directly
toward Tue Junction aud Was last seen Ciayvilio on
tue ROAD 70 Uiica. lie Is aescrIDcu ny tnosc who
know hlm TO very sharp a1d quick witied. and
prouabiy moi 10 DO caught witboui n determined
elort, wnicu viii DO speedily made, and tue criminal
VIII undoubtedly DO brought 10 justice Gro long.
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GENERAL TORBERT AND HIS AC-
CUSER.

To THE EDIloR OF THE HERALD:-
Early ia the current month you published q synop-
Of my testimony given before the Congressional
Committee concerning fees charged me BY Mr. Tor
bert, Iatc Consul General at Paris
Last Friday you published Mr. Torbert's statement
TO you that the charges preferred before that
mittse based upon evidence falsely given and
that he had given state Department the real facts
In full No statement concerning that matter has been
received from Mr. Torbert NJ the department. and he
must have strangely confounded my testimony with
other charges, else he Is afflicted with short memory.
Mr.. Torbert cannot trulniullJ dony The testimony.
That he violated statute in that particular is co.,
coded. f1r there mono on the SUBJECT The tests-
mony, h0wevcE 10 true, Mr.. Torbert VIII no doubt
conccdc when he understands IL
Having been brought before she public without my
consent, will you not do me the justice TO publish this
noteS JAMES Is. EDMONDS
WASHINGTON May 80 1878
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ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.

Four young men took q small sailboat yesterday
and enjoyed themselves for timo on the North
RIVER Alter sailing about for an hour or so ther
boat upset and the tour thrown into the water
opposite per "a Fortunately the occiaent was
by inosc board the oyster bot william Oracle, OF
Kcyport N. j.. ana the captain Of That craft sent
boat iher help. He rescued three oil them. but ho
fourth William Flynn, OF No 100 chrstopnc. strcei,
MAS drowned. Hrs body was not recovered.
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tant feature. The price advanced 10 l01x 10ls
owing to the demand consequent upon the action OF
the Syndicate but soon the last SIS ooo 900
taken the price gold again fell OF and yes,er
day at 1907. Uniess some speculative move
should take place in governments there seems to
be no reason why gold should not drop to par
or buyers or sellers OF any large amount will
always have 10 give slight premium or discount but
as soon as the speculative demand gold ought
once to sell at par.
for ha vac
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room and saw hts victim innoccuty sleeping the i'm.
pulse seIzcc him have day wnen takef
into the room where victim lay corpse. wrapped
IN the vesiments oil DEATH with The terrible cash
her brow aud head showing whore tire cruel bow had
taken effect, he gazcd upon without the least con-
cern. not muscle moving, mol biaach npon his
cheek and eyes unGimmed He calmly ana without
the least concern remarked s'She looks like mi
mother did when she was dead
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GOVERNMENT BONDS,

Government bonds were firm and stronger until
yesterday, when there was a slight check sympa-
thy with the falling on in the price Of gold. The most
interesting feature OF the week tho action OF the
Syndicate in taking $50. 900. 600 tho AZ
per CENTS and thus completing the contract with the
Treasury several months before they obliged to
do So II is generally considered by doing the
government has insured tho resumption OF specie pay
menis upon the LIST OF January. The following were
tha nricac NJ covaramant honda vest erdnv.
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KILLED IN A ROW.

by Judgc Fammcr, 10 the Essex Market Police Court,
yesterday 10 await, the acton Of the coronsrs jury,
for having stabbed Michael Bernhcimer who oisd on
saturday from the effects VI wound. rsosivsd In .
fght with NE prisoner.
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and unchanged Live hogs steady. firm and unchau ged
receipts. !, 254; shipments $50


receipts. l,254; shipments. $50
CHICAGO Jane I. 1878.
Flour dull aud unchanged. Wheat strong and higher,
bat unsettled No chicago spring e7sz cash sdlsc
96kc June: o3sc. 33ac.. July: No 8 do. S6c &c.
rejected TIE. 73c. o6rn active and shade higher;
351sc, cash; 35isc. June; 35c July: 367zc.. August
Oats unsettled. generally lower; 22x cash 234c.
July; 22c. August Rye hrmer at SIC farley nrmsr a
47c Pork active but shade lower 50 1215 cash IS 70
~ 27s, July; s. 40 - Az, August. Lard steady.
with fair demand 30 37, cash; S6 47 80 50, July;
vi 57 Sc CO. August Bunk stcauy aud unchanged
Aleobol firm at nominally FAC. hid whssey y on
bhls wheat 10000 bushe.s: corn, 492 900 do. oats.
ll2oOo do: 1900 barley 600 do. Shipments
Flour, 500 bhis wheat $4,000 busheis corn 800 600
do oats, IS. 900 do rye. LOO do barley, $50 do
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Totalrcs've s6a $751; 900 $64 24o 200 Inc. $685. 200
sst dep'si,s 49,74s.s2 5 4s,eees7b

EXCe6s OF re-
legal reqnts s14,Io4 e7S sl4. 2s2 22s Dec $77 $50
Foreign exchange was heavy and lower IN the early
part OF tho week, but rates were somewhat stronger
NJ tho close The following were tho latest quota
lions:-
sizty Days Three Days.
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