The New York Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1868, Page 6

NEW YORK CITY. THE COURTS. “NITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—IN ABMIRALTY. eupertavt Collision Case—The Ariadne Suit } tired fosalls held a convocation last night in their for $100,000. Before Judge Blatchford. «drchibaia M. Pentz vs, The Steamer Ariadne.— ‘Durmg the year 1863 the brig Willam Edwards, 6f New York, made several succéssful trips to and from European ports; late im the fall of that year this hitherto fortunate navigator left Havre, in France, homeward bound, with oa ‘valuable cargo; her passage Lo everything that @ seaman could desire until the moment of the qoliision with the steamer Ariadne, almost within ight of the port of New York and from which agprings the prseens, cause of action, Here the brig f>okina@ pilot within sight ef the Barnegat light «nd@ ata ume appreaching midnight m the December of 186), The brig, under the command of the pies ‘was pursuing her regular course when suddenly suc Was struck on her starboard quarter by 200: er Ariadne, and go shattered and disabled y the force and violence of the blow that she speedi- ly Miled and sunk, never to ripe again. The loss of ‘ke brig, a8 represented in the pleadings, involved Jarge amount of property accumulated and combined ‘this suit, In the first instance the libellant and fis 00-owners of the eo gees for compensation fo 1088 of the’ vessel an ‘about $60,200; and this, with other plaints and cnaees. would swell the lisbilities charged against ‘the Ariadpe to upwards of $100,000, Next after tae Fespond came four other iiigants, besides the re- ic her cargo, amounting to ipondent, the steamer Ariadne. Mr. Charles folloy, as owner or pert owner of the steamer, sues the libellant and charges the fault and cause of the collision to be on the part of those in charge of the brig when the accident occurred, ney. follows the New York Mutual Insurance jompany, the Atlantic Insurance Company and ‘the Pactile Motual Insurance Company as colibel- slants. Yesterday the case of the first ibellant was F ponmed up, and when he concluded his address judge Blatchford teok the papers and reserved judgment. For trst ibellant, John E. Parsons; for Charles Molloy, owner of the Adriadne, EH, H. Owen; for the New York Mutual Insurance Company, R.S. Emmett; for the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, Messrs, Scudder & Carter, and for the Pacitic Mutual lasu- rance Company, Orosby, Ostrander, Jones and Alfred L. Edwards, Libel to Recover Payment for Supplics—Ar Old Suit, 1. A. Crocker vs. The Ship Gossamer.—Tiis case r ts in litigation since 1855, The suit in the original tasing locked up @ woman in a cell with a dead form and as it mow turns up 4s laid for the recovery of payment for supplies ané advances made to the Vessel about iat time, he ‘ibellant charges were made op the ves agreement. After hearing some testim yeant the case Was adjourned unt ee SUPREME COUNT —OHAMBERS. “Curious” Rovbery of a Bry Goods Store— Motion to Vacate an Attachment, Before Judge Barnard. Martin Bates et al. vs. Fred. Sherman et al,—This ‘Was a motion to set acide an attachment, and the facts of the case, as disclosed by the papers, reveal some peculiar circumstances. ! The defendants area firm doing business at 353 anal street under the name of Sherman, Knause & Co., and the plaintiffs are a wholesale firm of this city. Detendants, as alleged, had been in the habit of buying goods from various parties on time credits Of tilzty to ninety days, and on the 16th of May pur- @hased a large lot of merchandise from the plaintiffs, w.o to kK the notes of defendants’ firm. Plaintiits subsequently ascertained that the defendants’ store been robbed on May 10 of goods estimated to be worth $3,000, and a consequent uneasi- mess was felt by the plaintiffs as to the potes heli by them. They catled at defendants’ lace of busivess, but were always told that @eic idants were absent from the city, and a suit was @vuumenced on the notes and attachment tssued @xu Us tue stock of deiendants. The present motion us Lo discharve tat attachment, liainiins clam that no actual robbery of the de- Teldunts’ store over took place, and that the goods weirs remoyed by defendants themselves. The Q@udavit of Gepiain Mills showed that though ‘the bolts id heen forced off the shutters of de- Sendants’ store, there were no marks whatever of @ny instrument’ on the ontside, such as would have been made on the soft wood of the window shutters Tg jimmy” or other lever had been used, while the Andications were that the shutters bad been broken open from the inside. Defendantf insist that they were in fact robbed, and g@ubmitted the ailidavits of two women living near the etore, who testify that late at night on the 10th of May they saw two men go over a fence i the rear of @efendants’ store, taking with them two bays, appa rently containing goods. ‘The court reserved its decision on the motion. tue ay next. SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PART |. The Explosion on Board the St. Johp—Con- tinuation of the Defence. Before Judge Cardozo. Caidioel vs, The New Jersey Steamboat Company.— This case was continued yesterday, the defence npr cle, Debio employ“e on board the vessel, show general management of the engineer and a. te opie of the steamer. ‘These witnesses ified that the boiler was in good and sound con- on, 80 far as appearance or ordinary tests would icate; that the boiler and machinery were in- Spected dally; that no leaks of importance were ob- servable, &c. The case was not concluded. Decisions. By Juege Barnard. In the Matter of Habeas Corpus for the Discharge @ J. T. Smith.—Defendant bailed in the eum of $200, Emily J. Richardson vs. Samuel P. Richardson.— Report confirmed and judgment of divorce granted. Crosby vs. Crosiy @nd Rowlant rs. Same,.—Mo- tone grante) By Judge Sutherland. ) Q@reenleas es. Mum ford.—Order setiied O'oonnor v8. Baboock.—Motion denied, without oonts. Kelly, Sher(f, dc. vs. Leighton, et al.—Mation for receiver granted, with $10 costs, to abide event of the action. Order to be settied on notic Hunt etal. vs. Lawnbe.—Motion grax costs. 1, with $i0 SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERR. Another Divorce Case. Before Judge McCunn. Adoiph Burnsivin vs. Louisa Burnstein.—Tiie Was a suit to set aside a decree.of divorce granted in thie cage tm April, 1867, on the gronnd of newly dis- Covered evidence thai the pluinti? was guiity of adultery, and that there had been negligence on ‘the part of the counsel conducting the case for the defendant before the reforee. Defendant also denies all hesges heretofore sworn against her in we . ton resisted the motion on the ground Vhat jue cn had alseady been entered tn the cese QNd could not Low be distarbesl umiess something br le was Presented vo the court to justify i Jo Mr, Edwin James, on the part of the defendant, test imputation on tie suiynitted that the cnube case had been dant aume p- powseesion of the be fefere urtled tanner in w r Atspored of did not give prLunity facie. ai : a pelve hi case had wot received <& nsideration, | He tho. gi.c here was collusion le Case, Gud passed Revere striclurée on the de. ctuyos Who Lad heen employed to hunt oy the mat- for the plaintir and ant neque ntly pas evidence re the re: There was, he ov pd, much Hcion be altacued to ihe eyidweeot hired HLGeRSsCa, wih fabricated vestithony we court Should roveive with exireme canton, The court reserved decision. SUPERIOR GOURT—PART i—T8\0. TERM, Decisions Rendered. Judge McCunn rendered judgment Sages this morning :— fad «ae bs. Hughes.—Motion granted anid cauisengre- ei red, \ ©. Duet et al. ve. Shaler,—Motion granted. ar giere v8, Pramaggtore.—I#sues se nsvy vs. Lei lotion granted. In vB. Mite Motion ‘granted. wom the The Mayor, &c.—Motion for reference lod ve, Laveon—Judgment for plainti, with " Renayord vs. Leon.—Motio nted and cause re- erred. mea ” i the folowing COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, Before Judge Russel, DECISIONS, At the opening of the court Thomas Fitzgerald, yb cag Gailty to manstanghter in the fourth e, in causing the death*of Charles Norris wag brought up for sentence, “his Honor, atated tat D AD examination of the papers he was that had the defendant been tried by @ verdict of not getty wonld have been rendered. #4 coh Cpe imposed. Py bois, who led guilty to an at Cay bur in the dra: degton tip Kate x wy pear 6 , Was sent to 7 Who pleaded guilt: i rae fined 8c 'y to assault ie was grand jarceny ti bf ect, of harness anda robe, on the et ot om Monmouth B. Wilson. There were other against the prisoner, He was eeut to the ae Pron ore iarmareed ponths, Roed, wlio was char with stealing ¢200 ‘worth of wea ng apparel from Mrs. Ann Gonivie 341 East Ten eet, pleaded gulity to petty lare nd Was sent td phe Penitentiary for six month inte sete =n een — try ? “on! consclentio'@ grounds,” refuses to give an WTELLICENCE. i ame, |The par4y were all lodged in the county jal a Sores on a charge of being pickpocxets. One One HONPARD Guns were fred yesterday at DOOD, f na ned caught in the act of relieving a lady at the oy me Park, by the Central Grant Club, in ~Oolonel Hane. Wroner of the nomination of General Grant. Samnnit. Tae "Ane FisnD—Dustaverson or THR SUMMIT Hovs4,—Shortly after three o'clock yesterday mort~ club house, at which they “responded” to the | !0@4 fire broke out in an extensive boarding hous? nomination of Grant and Coifax. The country’s | aud hotel known as the Summit House, at Wiis safe, lace, and, owing to the absence of a proper fire de- Emigrants ar Tas Port.—In the month of April 1 partment, was totally destroyed, with most af the 11,469 emigrants arrived at this port from European | furniture, fixtures, ac, Fortunately, hawever, countries. During the months of May and Jule | through the watchfulness of ‘@ night watchman on treble this number will, it is calculated, land on | the Morris and Easex Railroad, the alarin was raised our shores, two-thirds of whom will move directly | in time to afford the occupants a chance to escape. for the West. Many nee - into the open oe in thelr ‘Tax News Boys’ Lopaine Houss.—A lodging house loa8 On the house aad furnftture will probably not fall short 30,000, ‘The furni- for news boys was opened on Tharaday evening at | ture'was insured to the edly sie; but it has 211 West Eighteenth street. The exercises were in- | not transpired wieether the building was covered in teresting and at their conclusion a repast was pro- Union Leacur CLuB.—This respectable body of re- like manner, The building was a part of the Bon- vided for the javenttes, which of course they enjoyed DONA Nt i ac GOVEANHIET SALES OF GOLO SINCE 186) THE MAIN CROTON PIPE IN THIRD AVBNUE.—The | pir, Van Dyek?’s Letter Explaining the Methods main pipe for the conduction of water to the houses of Sate—Defence of the ‘Secretary's Policy on the line of the Third avenue burst yesterday at | ef ‘Secret Sale. noon. The water is cut off from many of the stores ‘Te subjoined letter from Mr. Van Dyck, the and dwellings, but it will be restored by to-nigh' id . 4 the housewives who How have an ansious ee will | Assistant Treasurer at New York, forms part of @ appear serene, as usual, document lately presented te Congress by Mr. Me- ACCIDENT AT HELL Gave.—A boat loaded with fish | Culloch:— was yesterday forenoom run dowa by a steamer at | Hon. H. McCuu Secrecary, &c.:— “ Sir—i have the kenor to enclose herewith a state- Hell Gate, A boy named Samuel Masmurth anda | went showing the @mount of gold soM since 1861, man named John Snediker, who were in the vessel, | the names of the persons through whem the same were Kage gt tbetyenea boat going to their rescue from } was sold, the amount of comm! the foot of ty-seoond street. One of the hands | services rendered, and the net proceeds in currency of the fish boat, mamed James 8. Wright, was | realized by the exchange. Ever since the reception drowned. Mis body was not recovered. of the resolucion of ‘by the House of PaiGamsma DELTA FRATERNITY.—The anxtyorsary | Representatives on the ieth of Marc , two clerks 7 have been diligently employed im searching the rec- of the Upsiton Chapter of this fratermity was held In | ovis of this department {oF the last seven years, tO the early part of the present week at theirhall in this } gather the detalls of this report, of which nearly every substantive fact has already been communica- zed to Congress in annual or reports from the ‘Vreasury Department, It will be seen from this statement that the whole city. The ee is ame the more prominent of the secret colle;iate associations that congregate at the New York aima mater, It atways has won for itself a large share of the Bonors of the college, and cons¢quently has gathered within its fold many of | amount of gold sold at this port, from March 2, 131, the most promincn! men of the time. The exercises of | to March 18, 1868, 18 $200,325,85651; the currency re- the occasion were varied and interesting. slised Oats such sales SnayeticG Oy a the aed commissions paid, 131,650. exe COIN- Carrain Mis, OF THE ElGuTH PRECINCT.—It | missions have been invariably paid’ in currency, on appears that Captain Mill, of the Eighth police pre- | the par value of the gold geld. In regard to the com- cinct, was net mulcted ten days’ pay, as was an- | missions allowed, it is proper to observe that while nounced in the HERALD of yesterday, but was no commisstons Dave been allowed or paid on trans- severely censured at the instance of the Board of | -oustoma, cetton and Police Commissioners by Mr. Acton, The charge | compemsation than: eferred against him by Commissioner Brennan, of } paid forservices ‘the intervention of a broker ‘he rules.of the New Yerk si ing the commission to be charged by its members, the custom of private citizens in the transaction of -Certilicates), no higher infant in her arms, dé not prevail. This much should be said inextenuation for Mills, Mr. Brennan wanted to have him stripped of his precinctal authority and expelled from the force, my predecessors 1p office, seemed to mark this com- DEATH OF Mason DyckMan.—Yesterday moming peneeon as a and Reaeona 2: c: Clone pon e1 has op! Coroner ‘Schirmer was notified to hold an ingucst whatever apparent omy” there might be over the remains of Major Garroit W. Dyckman, for- | in accepting proffered services in this par- ucular branch of business, there would io reality be no saving to the ‘Treasury or benefit to the comercial community in a nominal reduction of the commission allowed. Abundant opportunities would be found to more than co.npensate for any re- duction in the customary rate of brokerage; and, whether this indematty were drawn from the Treas- merly register of tte city, who dod suddenly at his residence i: Grand street. Major Dyckman was in the Mexican war, and also led a ment in the recent reoeiion. On the announcement of his de- inise the flags on the public buildings were placed at hait staff. The funeral will take place from the City Hall to-morrow. ury in the reduction of its pre:mfums or from the DROWNING CasES.—The remains ef an uuknown | community In virtue of kuowledge pocmeanee: its ex- woman, apparentiy about thirty yeare of age, were | teut would probably be graduated by the adroitness found floating in the dock foot of Fulton ferry and rather La the conscleuousuess of the individual sent to the Morgue for identification. Deceased dn the early stage of my connection with the had on no clothing except @ light colored sack | Treasur: and pair of drawers, An unknown man was found dead in the dock foot of Thirteenth street, North river. The body was conveyed to the Morgue for identification. The Coroner was notified in both eee The boay of an unknown man was yesterday found floating in the dock foot of Tenth street, East gold to various firms and individuals enjoying good reputations for responsibility and experience. ‘the desire to share in this business, as well for the com- pensation granted as a knowledge of the operations of the ‘Treasury which it involyed, soon tiled my office with applicants and their friends, unui the river, Deceased had on a gray jacket and black | annoyance from this source became intolerable. pants. Taken to the Morgue, where an inquest will | Satisiied, also, that the information imparted be held to-day. was used for individual profit, and — that —. —— the employment of @ number of agents facili- tated disclosures affecting the premium on sales, I deemed it expedient to entrust ~— ~— the bevy en iil =. % three firms anaes ; z vs _ | character and credit. By this means the ‘Ireasury Donan To G#r Our oF Prison ON Bas.—Dre. Pow- | Was roueyed from the responsibility of minor de. ersand Kennody, of 191 Stanton street, arrested a liveries to purchasers, the gold being han over few days since for alleged swindling, on comptaintof | each day on bpd rece! pret a joer = i the eyms od W gross amount ofseles. To the broker employed was aJerseyman named William B. Clarke, and who were Jeit the distribution of the god and the risk of any required by Judge Mansfleld, of the Essex Market | deiault in payment or delivery to his customers. Poiice Court, to give bail for their examination, mace This method has operated satisfactorily; and thouch an abortive attempt yesterday to secure their release | Jealousies may have been created on the part of non- from custody under pretence of bail An old man, pares 1 am satisiied the pubic interests have giving his name as Peter B, Walsh, appeared before subserved oF the eee ace the Judge and offered to go their security, claiming ‘With the exception of tue sales for Custom House to be the owner of the house and lot No. 191 Stanton | Certificates (ma ~ under the hy enccmdeta fe of Secre- street. As Dr. Kennedy had previously atated that he | tary Chase), of cotton and tobacco certificates, was the owner of this property, the trate exam- | issued to facilitate the sale of cuptured and avan- ined the offered bondsiman and ascertained that since | @0ned property belonging to the government, and the commitment of the accused a deed of this pro- | two or three instances where a sale of gold was made perty bad been made to him, which transfer under Without the intervention of a broker (in none of which the circumstances was illegal, besides being without | Cases Was amy commisefon paid), all the sales detailed consideration. A letter arranging for the deeding, in this report have been made in the open market, at ‘a8 also the deed itselffwas found concealed in the | the rates prevailing at the time, aud with full oppor- cell occupied by the prisoners. In consideration of } tunity for any person desiring to pure! to acquire the age of Mr. Walsh and the fact that he had been | the same on the terms governing individual trans- made the tool of others, he was Jet off with a repri- | actions. To the person recueine id for a legiti- mand. Meantime the prisoners remain in custody, | Mate use, it can make no difference from whence nis their strategic movement toward procuri: pail | Supply is drawn—whether from indivitiuals, the having proved ineffectual. The effect of this last | banks, or the Treasyry. If he obtains it at the movement has only been to get them in deeper dim- POLICE INTELLIGENCE. market price, without impediment, all legitimate re- cuity than they were before. juirements ote i " a ee speculator dings for a rise or fall who important that the THE NEW SWINDLING Dovar.—The young man, | gojd sold from the Treasury should bear a distinct William Myers, who, a3 heretofore reported in the | label, See kip the my eet ity a HERALD, concocted a new swindling dodge, to wit, | Private hands. But the reason for the demanded rf ublicity often springs from other sources th vn claiming to give intelligence of parties for whom in- | Bijerations of puullerinterest It is designed to an formation was advertised and receiving money for | ble speculators to measure the quantity offered; to the same, has evidently, from the increasing number | reduce the premium in anticipation of sales by the of complaints made against him, been working on | government; to enable combinations to control the this lay for some time. Three additional complaints rice if limited in quantity; to “stand from under” if were yesterday made against him before Judge Mans- janger threatened. Hence the cry of “secret sales, field at the Essex Market Police Court, making some | as if our sales were not made in the open market un- dozen different complaints altogether that thus far | der the same publicity which pertains to all the have been made against him. His bureau of inforina | operations of the Gold Room; as if they were not vir- uon, original and brilliantly successful as it was, is a, made at auction, with liberty to any ane to effectually closed for the preagnt and probably willbe | purchase at the going rates, but without conipu sion for a good Lime to come. to part Vee the gold unless satisiled with tue price ARREST OF REPUTED BROADWAY Sports.—On the | Odtained. I have yet to learn that the method pursued the complaint of Mr. Joseph C. Briscoe, a patron of the | sharp basiness inenl of New York in the si of Coleman House, officer Barrett, of the Tombs Police = bi ee vemped el ptucee Son bie pana upon % yesterda py the adoption of a different system In tie same line | Court, yesterday arrested three repated gamesters, | Of transactions ou the part of the govermuent,. But named Joan McCormick, William B. Gale and John | j¢ nas always happened (and will continue so to do Fortnue. In his affidavit against the prisoners, be- _ beri daw ote appt ae bt ore Justice Hogon, Mr. coe ¢ tions of the Treasury wiil run counter to tie interests fore Justice Hogan, Mr. Briscoe ‘barges that on the of the apeculati al classes of this city. 18th inst. the premises No. 8i8 Broadway were kept Ifgold is hoarded in the Treasury, the commerciai and maintained as @ gambling house by McCormick, | classes cry that the sinews of trade are contracted, and on the day named he (Briscoe) lost at one sitting, | and that they are left a Prey to speculators, who, atthe game of faro, the sum of $200, the game on | under a tlinited supply of the precious metals and that occasion being deait by Gale and Fortune. All | the constant drain by customs, are enabled to con- the parties were brought before the magistrate and | trol the premium. If the Treasury, stimulated by « pubiicity in ite operations. Under these circumstances it has uniformly veen my endeavor to manage the aduira of mio ones according to my estimate of the public inter ts without particular regard to the wishes © siasse 1 ain not conscions of having used the |n° . die tion with which you e from time to th | inves me other than for of the oneral w named John Frahcs was committed for trial yester- day at Jefferson Market on complalot of Catharine Stewart, of Thumpson strect, who charges that the pore entered the room where she and her hus- nd were siceping and inflicted severe wounds on the (ugh ud face of her husband, who is now in ae prisoner aud Henry Stewart—who re- yunds—are black and the wife of the | ‘are, deeming the husiness of this gres commercial laitor w and financial centre mtinately relatca lo the pros- perity of whole country. No person ean bear more compe k- ing fidelity and singleness of purpose with which you have endeavored to subserve the interests of we BOOK NOTICE. By} J. Newby, | Treasury and to maintain the pnbtle credit in all your i “- | instructions and consultations with this oilice—- If Mrs. Newby is not a great geniu has written |! abore which will be more fully appreciated when the a decent and respectable novel at least, and thatis | passions and prejudices of th o7 ll give place more than can be said for the greater part of noveis | }Osover thought and honest conviction. Respect- fully, your obedient H. 1 rvant DYCK published nowadays. Modern literature, and parti cularly this kind of literature, is like the public | ant Treasare amusements of the time—very much of the “Black | THE HORSE MARKET. Crook” order. The book before us, however, is wn- ‘ STERRCTER ionable in this respect, and may be read by purest minded without immoral contagion, Jt presents very simple but im many placee improba- | bie pictures of life. The happy accidents fall rapidly | one after the other in @ most remarkable manner, | and al bearing upon one little locality and one little Yetterday wae distinguished by « full altendance ai the regular sale of Merere. Jobuston and Van Taseel, at their horse auction mart in East Thirteenth street, not the least at- traction being the sale of the stock and furalture of Jacob Somerindyke, a gentleman well known in turf circlen, The audience waa largely composed of turfmen, dawn thither, no doubt, by the above mentioned’ circumstance, but throughout was characterized by. the yremence circle, Though there is some fine sentiment and | of pusiness men and gentiemen, mayhap, of stablo occasionally pathetic situations and descriptions of | prociivitien to te exclusion of | ihe rive’ of | Jock: ® peculators wi them the work lacks dramatic power, both inthe | forme anien) iuuch as ties doubate-gonks ents aunt characters and scenes. It is rather fe toecent be expected from such yembiage the bidding throughout and sehool-girlish, in a word, while it may be pretty ruled fair, Below we give particu- war spirited and pric lore reading for simple minded school girls, grown up il | people end stronger minds require intellec- rogant STAUUE OF JACOP SOMELINDYRR, Tual food. After ail, Mrac Newby's “Only Temper” is nated nigh, saves San Rise Poa eh Ceeeatons but a fait specimen of the romance literature of the \imes, While we are making astonishing strides in ® ‘lence and material devel in al! harness; bave trotted In 2:48 to a road wagon ; ean trot when in condition Ip 2: ee ++ 61,000 1 class top wagon, made by Godwin, with polo and it, the purely literary world seems shafts... cape ~ 908 ik'ted wih mediocrity oF 8 low teres PU tinkocs ous incl eee her tend ee tae oud iw flooded with just such works as “Only | track toa wax -Aoretge or oxheog Tent, er,” and this fact shows, unhappily, the bad! A three-quarter seat wo 7 and \ ‘neultiy: taste of the mass e people. Stviers . 206 We mist wait, then, till a higher and better educa- | 4 brown Patchio stud, 16% tion creates superior tastes, when a more elevated | 4 Sveieinwagon taal | Clase of Works Will spring up suitable to the time | “fesides the above the following were sold and the demand. A gray Messenger colt, 1% hands bigh, three years old. 18 ey A gray So ih, eight years old... . iy! NEW JERSEY. A bay hora ing Cloud aioe 1% hands high; weve i NN sp A geotieman’ aro x s » pea Greet errr meting EATH OF A CE bs 4 are John Darley, files ind Nair yorts On eae cd a‘hale eee Bites, Wp = black ‘4 Frabost nine years old, together Horseat 163 hands hig) Siete rhursae Sater on Wednesday last and.| | wihwalpseaiermaitwn Kockamay ccesccvcc 1200 i arren gave a wi are, Belle of Richi 5, igh, for burial. & ts Messeneger sb Leopard woot’ rey erin! * he A bay Team, sound and true . A team of dark brown Horses, 16% bands ‘years old A team of steel ¢: five and aix yen: A roan nore, 10/4 Elizabet Lance HAUL OF Pickrockers.—Chief of Pollce John Keron, assisted by one of the Aldermen, re- cently arrested, under circumstances pf a suspicious a) character, six men, a8 fotlows:—Joum Anderson, of | wayone rarringee, Ces aire ot dete na arhclere! Jersey City; William Jones, of Washiugton, D. C.; | garded alike in the number and character of the attendance, | Thomas MeCormack and James Morg: | Bue stock offend, the nature of the bidding and the prices ob- of New |; i | York; Wiliam Ode), of Newark, and audper who, | pa one'st ibe largess wAsOLe NEW YORA HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1868. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Fripay, May 22—6 P. M. ‘The gold market has been very firm but quiet to- day, and the fluctuations were from 139% to 140, with the closing transactions at 139%. There was @ moderate borrowing demand for coin, and loans were made at 2 a 4 per cent per annum for carrying. ‘The gross clearings amounted to $20,339,000, the gold balances to $1,362,520 and the currency balances to $1,906,287, There is @ somewhat remarkable ab- sence of speculative activity in the room, and operators anticipate no material change in the premium in either direction at present, although the continued heavy shipments of coin are of themselves favorable to an advance, ‘The Sub-Treasury disbursed $342,000 in gold yesterday in payment of the mterest on the public debt, but it is understood not to hawe been a seller of coin to-day. ‘The recent letter of Mr. Van Dyck, the Assistant ‘Sreasurer at this port, explanatory of his gold sales, has attracted the attention of the financial com- munity and provoked @ good deal of sharp com- ment, That the Treasury should have paid be- tween March 2, 1861, amd March 18, 1868, the large sum of $231,650 in commissions to two or three firms, but principally to P, M. Myers & Co., for gold sales alone is, to say the least, surprising; for it fur- nighes an instance of gross extravagance, if not of favoritism, which reflects discredit upon the ad- ministration of the department. The commissions paid were at the rate of one-eighth per cent, and this rate is still kept up, although the usual one charged by first class houses to ther customers is only @ sixteenth of one per cent, and almost any one of them woukd be glad t sell large amounts for a thirty-second or even @ sixty- fourth where the gold was promptly delivered to actions directly with thiad@epartment (as in the case of tobacco of one per ceht has been. ck Exchanze, preserib- their owu business, apd the uniform pract.ce under it was my custom to contide the sales of them a@ in the case of gold sold by the government. Mr. Vam Dyck defends the payment of this high rate of commission on grouads which, however, fail to justify it, and the money thus paid may be regarded as soqnuch uselessly squandered, for the Treasury itself could have made these sales without any cost beyond that of advertising when they were to take place. Mvreover, &f this plan was net-acceptable, the proper couree for the department to have pursued would have beca to pay a broker a fixed salary of from three to dive thousand a year for his exciusive services in the gold room, and in this way nearly the whole of this $231,650 might have been saved, at the same time the work would have been done much better than we have good reason to believe it has been done. The amount .of gold sold aggregated $200,325,856, and this was disposed of in violation of an act of Congress, which provides for’ the establishment of a sinking fund for the reduction of the funded debt out of the customs receipts after the payment of the coin interest on the public debt, The subject is one that should engage the attention of Congress, and where the Treasury has occasion to sell goid it should be eold publicly at the Sub- Treasury, 80 that the door may be shut to such <wastefuiness and favoritism as we havo hitherto witnessed. Cn the 6th instant the Bank of England held £20,402,992 of bullion in both departments, while the amount of its notes in circulation was £24,454, 885. The money market remains extremely easy, the general rate for call loans on stock collaterals being five per cent, although six is generally asked for small and moderate amounts when applied for at the banks. The large stock houses and the principal dealers in government securities have, however, more offered to them'at the lower rate than they can use, and in some instances balances are Jeft with them at four per cent. The banks report that they continue to gain in deposits and that the supply of good com- mercial paper is very limited, the best grade being enrrent at 54 @6}¢ per cent discount. The Sub- ‘Yreasury to-day disbursed three per cent certificates in redemption of the principal and payment of the iuterest of $390,000 of compound interest notes, whic ves only about a quarter of.a million of the certiticaics unissued. The convereions of seven- thirty notes into five-twenty bonds were unusually heavy, the aggregate during the day being $4,475,950. ‘The stock market was a little stronger and more annnated at intervals than usual of late, but wit two or three exceptions among the Western railway shares prices were no higher @t the close than last evening. The speculative feeling on the street is tame, and but for the support of the cliques prices would undoubtedly give way. Money is, how- ever, so easy that these combinations have no dimculty im supporting them, and if they became buyers prices would rise; buat in the absemce of the outside public it is hard to kee to Ww! ey are to sell their high priced shares, Opinion yout equally divided as to whether we are to wit a summer rise or not, and meanwhile hed to await the result of an examination. Mr. | mands for currency to meet the requisitions draw Briscoe, who Is a comparative stranger tn the city, | against it, sells its coin and utilizes the premium, believes. he was foully dealt with in the game 1B forthwith'a shriek arises trom an oppos te quarter Which he jost hie money, amd prays the prisoners | and it is denounced for interference with the market, may be deait with as the law Cire for distressing tke banks by a withdrawal of cu FELONIOUS ASSAULT? WITH A Razor.—A man | Teney, for hoarding “greenbacks” and a want of | Sait the moat auceesatul ae well | 06. soai Rock Island, 95% @ 06%; Notthwestérn, | the market is without any decided feature, although some profess to see signs of promise m the slight im- provement experienced to-day. It was announced this morning that the late firm of Fisk, Belden & Co. had been recoustructed under the firm name of Fisk, Bradford & Co., with an enlarged capital, The market for government securities continues very strong and active, and every day this week has ‘Witnessed a fresh advanee in prices. The domestic demand 18 unusually heavy and mainly for the five- twenties of 1867 and seven-thirties, which atiract In- yestors from the fact of their being more than three per cent cheaper tl the bonds of 1862, The foreign demand is confined almost entirely to the latter, the old bonds of 1865 and ten-fortles, for which last 106 was bid at one time, The firmness of gold and the adyance in bonds in London, together with the reso- lutions relating to the finances reported to the Chi- cago Convention, had some eect in stimuiat- ing the upward tendency of prices, At the same time the abundant sapply of money and the low rates of interest, comblacd with the duiness of business on the Stock Exchauge make the banks and oter corporations large buyers of these secu- rities for the sake of employing the r surp!ns capital. The monetary ease will probably last ali summer, | and speculators, foreeesing this, have been baying | trocly for arias. ‘The undicsdozs continue favorabte to a farther considerable adyano, after which the market will remain steady, he widest margin for improvement !s pow to be found in the most re- cent issues of flve-twenties, owing to thelr relative cheapness. The market was strong and acitve up to close, when the following quotations were cur- rent:—Regtetered, 1861, 115. 11545; coupon, 1881, 11) a , 1862, 107 at "4, con. pon, 1862, 110% 1104; do, 1864, 10894 a 10843 do., 1865, 10844 & 1091; do., 1865, Junuary and July, @ 11054; do., 1867, 11014 o LLO%; 10-40's, reg 104% @ 105; 10-40’, coupon, 104% @ 10; 7.808, 10816 a1 July 7.30%, 19834 a 10 1864, 1184 118%; Septembe ket was firm and moderately active, a | early session of the open board prices were #lightly higher than at the close last evening, Eric selling at 6934, New York Central 199% and Pacific Mail at 92%. At the first regular board there was conatdera- ble animation in the dealings and prices continued to improve, especially for tie Westera shares and Reading. Erie closed js higher than et the same time yesterday, Reading 14, Cleveland Toledo 1, Rock Island 13%, Northwestern preferred 4%, Fort Wayne 13s, Ohio and Mississippi 44, Pacific Mail %, Quicksilver %, Canton Company % and Western Union Telegraph 4. Government securities were strong at an ndvance of & a ™, At the open board at ono o'clock there was a disposition shown to realize, and New York Central sold at 12914, Erie 68% and Pacific Mail 92%. At the second regular board the market was dui! but firm, and Cleveland and Pittsburg closed % higher than at the first regular board, Cleveland and Tuicdo 3, Rock Island 34, Northwestern preferred +;, Fort Wayne %, Quivksliver 3 and Western Union Tele- graph 34, while Pacific Mall was % lower. Govern. Ment securities were strong, but in eome instances an eighth lower than at the noom call. The is of 186° and 1867 were, however, an eighth higher. at the open board at half-paat three prices were without material change, but after tho call they were some- what drooping. The market soon became firm ayain, however, and at the close at @ quarter to six o'clock the quotations were as subjoined:—Western Union Telegraph, 3814 @ 384; New York Centrai, 120 & 12014; Erie, 60 a 60); Pacific Mail, 02 @ 02%; Hud. son River, 138 @ 1384; Reading, 93 @ 93; Michigan Southern, 87)s; Ohio and Mtssissippt, 30; Clevetand and Pittsburg, 85% a 867; Cleveland and Toledo, 663, 2 67; Northwestern preferred, 77 gg @ 11}; Fort Wayne, 100% a 109%. ‘The foreign exchange market Wa’ squiet and barely steady in tone, but rates were wl’ pout change, and _there was a moderate volume of ' sysiness transacted during the day at the counters of the leading draw- ers, Bankers’ bills on Engla 4d at sixty days were quoted at 110 110%; at thr ge days, 110% a 110%; commercial bills, 10934 & 109% ;; bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.13% a 5.1234. ‘The importations of dry ¢ mods at this port for the week ending May 21 comp’ ge with those of the pre- vious week as follow: —M ay i4— = —May21.— Consumpt Pky 4 Value, Pkgs. Value, Manufact’s of wool,. 7 gs $217,206 673 += $208,280 Manufact’s cotton... 6 Manufact’s of silk, a Basi Manufact's of flax, MS 109,529 Miscellancous ... ‘254 89,718 ‘Total. ++ £918 $1,011,507 Manufact’s of woo! lanufact’s Of WOO',4. 951 $119,895 Manulact’s of cot ya, 179 $ 61,229 Manuiact’s of silk... 50) 51,380 Manufact’s of flag.) 246 $5,608 Miscellaneous. 3,070 34,902 Total......++ ...+.+8,808 $815,021 Warehoused|, Manufact’s of wool.. 355 $118,986 Manufact’s offcotton. 192 ~ 51,879 Manufact’s (ff silk. 60 49,910 Manufact’s of fax... 257 54,418 Miscellanecms.........3,083 45,305 $320,498 608 POD. ..aje sere ess 8,917 SALES AT THE MEW, YORK STOCK EXOYANI3, Friday, May 22—10:15 A. M1. 0 vasarsh cou. $184,099 5t¢ 100 sheAdams Ex...2dc, 58 11534 100 Wells-Fargo 4% 5 Toon u 8 6%, 8:30; 8 1 03. 8a 5000 do. ss. ev. 1 4 -bS 10000 US5-20's,cou,"65, n 110 1000 do. 126000 US 6's,5-20,c, 85.6 tog b3 110: rie hOsas 108) 10,20 8 6 673g 800 do i 50 Ohio & Misa Rit. erg Laan 700 Mich So & N ind: 10 do al 8785 tr 00d § 1000 Pac 7s, gid by Mo 95 6000 Mich South af bds 100 3000 Chic & N Wist m, 91 1000 Tol Wiat mex.. 98 4000 (it Western 2d m. 76% 1000 Peninsular RR Im 90 U Tel 7 bis 826 ‘Saha Bank of Com... 125 do... 100 Western Union Tel.. 38 800 Quicksilver Mg Co.. 30 800 do... x B00 do.......2d call 204 10 MilA P Du Gist pref 1 100 Boston Water P..., 21 400 Mil.& St Paul pr af Pacific Mail SSCo.. 923g 200 10 Bankers? 500 Ashburton Coal C re, '62. 10734 200 shs West Union Tel 2'P M107 $8 Co. = 400 Pac Mail 80) Quicksilver Mi 800 do. 70.0 46000 U 8 5-20, cou, 18000 do.41.....2 PM 500866, 5-20, 7°65. 2PM 20000 US 5-20, cou, '65... PM i Mi bebe 104: se, W084 \uu0v Tr n, 78-10, 24 49000 d0..... 0.2 PM 18" 67 Mil TO) Mil & St P pref. .8:9 7675 200 0. we eee. DBO 77 400 Pitts, Ft Wa Chi RK 109°¢ B00 do... + 100%, COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frivay, May 22—6 P.M. BrRswax was scarce and {n fair demand and higher. 2,00 Ibe, at 5c, Corron.—Owing to the better news from Liverpool there was an improved feeling inthe market. The demand was without much improvement, however, and the business w: Ticht, being limited to 600 boles,” Spisiuers took 608 bales wat apectlators 300, We quote :— Mobile New Oriea and Florida, and cae tan ond Taras, Pa wig a é 3h Biss if 32 wy IEE. iio waa in better demand, but prices were 4c per ib. lower, Sales 1,757 bugs, ex steamer Mississippi, on wate terms, Of Lagitayrs 1.0'0 bags were sold on private me, Other kinds were quiet. CovrER.—The market for inot was guletat about previous prices, Sales 175,00 lbs., ut 2540. 2 ZFB-i6e. for Baltimore, ‘nu Mo. for Detroit, We quote Portage Lake 23%. Cannipe.—Adamantine, were quiei, but steady at Sle. » 1 Qe. for 1d ounce. ‘dc. and patent ‘B8c. ‘Gruen. kosendaile was in fal demand at §1 75 per bbl, Daccs anv Dyes were very quiet. The sales san ash at 2ges a B40 gold ; 500 eas bioary snse, part at 0.4 dO, 5 Bi 3 bleachin, ac. 5c. currency, and caustic soda, ecu eee ® ‘AB yc. 'LOUR AND GRAIN.—! CA corn meal, 21,43 bushels wheats 2 do. corns] a0 mec 1,650 do. rye, 7,000 do, malt and'4,2'0 do, beriey. The business in State and Western flour ‘was only moderate, and the = camman les remained hea and irregular, while the high grades were “Femi held. 'e Gaitioraia, there ‘was a” bemer “demand, ‘but’ thers wan considerabie prives, The irregularity in cowprised 7,500 bbla, Southern flour was in moderate de- mand at abous former Prd There were sales of about 475 + bois. Corn meal was dect’ely more active and higher prices were realized. ‘There were saige of Ld" bois, part at $b 50 a $5 WO for city, po or Marsh's caloric, $6 ‘for Jersey, and randywine on privace terma, Rye our though quiet was sieady at yesterday's quotations. Bales 250 bbis. — Superiiue Stato aad Western, Sto a 8 20 Fxua 20 970 Chotee do 7 a 1060 Common t 4G a 1200 Round boop Ohio, anipping brand sw 1675 nd hoop Obfu, trade brandi 00 & 130 St, Louis low extra. 75 m 1200 Sc. Loulestraight extra, 00 130 St. Louis choice douie extra, 0 a 15 00 00 & 1650 a 60 75 a 1435 50m 1875 40.0 10.0 Oa 560 3 % a 640 H Cry ani pric were again consldecabiy lower; the mea were conined to Sout UNO bushels, principally, to exporters, at $2 3 x " ea or No. } apring—the Jater pri for enokes 18 for N wily, but eulwequently under ilberal wo heavy, apd closed Yo. per bushel © see were jarge, however, being 1 $1 lua BL 24 for view mmxed Western aflon: 0. 10 store, $1 17 for white Somhern and O.te were rw ai 4 000 by bnahess 2116 ior oid 7 mw $i ls for t " 1 afiont F,00 bathe wos dull ant t Foxe (18 still continved quiet, but rates were higher In * he 4 were:—To Liverpool, 31W0 bi an, Sa. pee Se) Ibm and por atearacyibexd brah 6d. and 200 bales dotton at 5-8d. To Antwerp, e.tract logwood on private terme, To bremen, per 0 bbls, rosin at ta éd, 90 bhde. to ‘2a, 60° bales cotton’ at "ye. ut at20H, and 200 cases totaceo at ihe. camer, 2.00. bags cofee at 228. 6d., 600 bbis. aii! 1,000 rusbels corn at 6d, The charters wy sian bark to a port in the Bristol or irish Channel 2,600 quarters grain at 5s. 6d. A ship, 1,078 tons, San Francisoo, railroad fron at ®20, A vos 1,000 pbis. to the winiward, 600. A aschouner, nid bola, toJacmel and back ; one 176 tons, to Barvados and k;an American bark St) tong, to Marsellies, 40.0 bbi ‘and not previously reported. A bark 63! tons to th etaves and back fruin Leghorn with marbie on private terme, Hav,—The demand was moderate at previous prices, via. :— 06, a kéo, for shipping and $1 2.0 #1 40 for retal lots, Hors dull at unchanged prices. We quote 1867 crop ew Bic, BB crop 10c, & Se. and Bavarian Be, 9 die. Hinas,_-1,8.0 city and country sisugbter and 800 Caracas on ste ti Piteur.-Monile was oll. and yochanged:; we quote 10%(¢. d, 0.) dO, ald Jute was atea: mole wns dull, ee sendy, RON. The market for at perious © vig, ¢=itG8 @ $40 Cor No. 1 and $36 a fur No.8 9,000 Lene Tosge sree to eg ig was ‘only moderately act were {of one Glenkarnock, from dock, af $80, and 150 do. Summeriee on vate Of wrought scrap there were sales of 166 tons No. 1 extra at 647, sizty ond 60 do. extra, to arrive, on private (erms. %0 tous o ry were dis ‘of on private terme, Refined Unt ws at $8 vnce-Ordinary foreign was dull and nominal at 6c., Hed. ner tea or tod i on pe at viow Buenok Ayres and” Rio" Grande ligh Hige, male, Dies hen dama,/’ Moa fair business: irger, but tI $ ‘a Bio. Oe aoe ateady at 81 10 for commen and-@2 for lump. mm, Eastern apruce was in fair demand, but business ted by tbe light supply. ai 140,000 feet at $320, Yeliow pine $90 & —bastern were in fait demand, Sales, 500,000 at jada cine at atost gO activity, 1 there svan no change. of monrent. “Phe anien were 118 layed at Woes t C4 if Be. ; Tei nas, iBiercee Teiptdnd iron don ‘at Baie. fy auction BIL bids. ou months, ket for spirits turpentine was em, and a fariber reduction in Drloes to the extent of Qe. was granted: we yuote 88; there Were falen of 160 bbls. part at Me. a Bie. In shipping order, The market for all kinds of rosin was Without activity, but quite Jes were ef f Naval Th depresed by the ifberal of steady; ickled hams, 19. a Be, azged do, Bacon remained clear, 166. a Ire. for short dow 1 for Cumberland cut, up 1,000 bbls. at 17, 19e. ' For butter the de B0e. 5 do. de ' quote prime new Idec. a Ide, PETROLEUM.—The demand for crude was limited and th ic. 18c. Sales, 800 bl market was heavy, closing at 1240. «18s as 0 aig rms. Bon at these prices au dull, but relused | for a ais Bic. a 80% 00 40. on cargo of M° we jc. ‘ree was higher and ft better dem In Pi bbis. standard white at 34 dull but stronger. Saies bbis. 500 do. for the first half Jane on private terma, PEIROLEUM BARKELS.—4,0W empty retined were sold o private terms, i0F,—Kangoon was atency. Sales were made of 300 bag at4ijc, gold, in bond, Caro.jua, though qulet, was steady a oF Me. a 143 SEEDS.—Calontta linseed was in some demand. Sales 1,00 bags and 1,5Uy pockets in Boston at $2274, gold, in bond} Clover was dull and unchanged at 10c. a 103ge, steady at $2.40 $2 60 and rough flax at $265 a $2 73, SUGAR.—There prevailed a fair demand for raw to-day but a further reduction of jc. per Ib. was ket closing at 13xc. a 113;0. for fair to The sales were yi) nds. at Isc. re latter Price for clarified— Redned was faut at 16, granulated ; 16/ye. a 16: rency, a1 5 shton's wel a light stock, while other Jobbers’ prices were as fo B2 $0 for per bushel. to arrive, ar. li, currene STEAR? \ 4 ¥ 000 he, part at I Engilsh 24sec. a 2: ness. I. C, charcoal wi ‘TALLOW remaines 0.0 Ibs, at 12c. a 12: understood to be a portion o} facturers. The rices considered it fe generally commanded — talr week, | and mos sought after, are active demand, and forward. Foi 14.00 Obio at bu A136 and extra, and No, Lon p and of California 155,00 nd A2 fall clip at 25 Philp, 20 do. Bagdad, shove Qhio.heary at AVC, washed at 303gc., 10.0 X: Ke., 7.0. NO. Lat dBc., washer do. at B5c., 3,500 N ¥ic., 500 coarse Ohio at. 45'sc. X do, at 4836c., 17,0.0 X State at sie. 4,04 No. 2 do. at aic., 40 at Bdge. Wrtske nominal at y, former quotations. vegetables come steady; meats are heavy, and garden truck sc and high. We give below current quotations:-- Washington, Wacktujion, Fut Teagd 16aad” 7 Bue Mutton, foreauarters. Hindquarters. nab, per docen (tame) Dhue, pal bad, Novi river, exch, Shad, Connecticut rive Smoked Smoked Smoked star, Smoked balfhut Smoked shad Fickied salmot “ Pickled mackerel... Dun fish (Bnglisb cured) Lotatern. Oysters (100).. Soft shell clams. Hard sheil clam Green turtle. Potatoes ( Reet The following schedule includes all transfers of vessels or parts thereof officially recorded at the Cus tom House since the date of the last echedule, ‘Steam: Geo, Crom Propeller David C, Co: Prope lor 0. A. Saxe. Schsoner Lady Tomy Sloop Bartar; jay loop Jeaate May 4i/sloop W. H. Routh. May 2! /Sioop Florence...... (6c. for short rib The market for lard ‘was more and ap advance fn prices was estabished. The sales footes 3g ‘aay juding retail lots at 1874c. moderate, and prices wer ‘ t B5c,, do, do, haif firkins'and tubd ‘ tubs, Qe. a B20, The market’ fo) cheese war without change, veing qulet but quite steady. Wi more firmly’ held; bid standard — white. br powaered, Tt whitey and 1a}ge. a ibe. fo —Goat were in brisk demand at fu') prices. Sal 200 bales Tampico at fie. gold; 40 do. Payta at 42 «4 200 do. Matamoros on'private terms, Of sales were 6,000 Ibs, Central American on private terms, PICES,—The market was quiet, 50 cases cassia on private teri firm with a fair ‘nds wore duit The arshali’s and Worthington's, #) ground, 43 25 for Prussian and die. SoaP.—Cast'le thongh quiet was steady at 117¢¢. a 12c., gold on the spot. sos rately wetive and rather firmer; th a ciina'sy Waa quiet at Bge., gold. ‘or Kentucky there was & better demand sales 58. cases State at 174 TIN.—The market for all kinds pig ruled quiet but ete" We quote Straits 2440, a 2449¢., gol i Tn plates we hevrs obi noted at $8 % a $837 <, gold. vady, With @ moderate demmaud; eal ice Oot. The wuctlon wale yesterday uf 168,000, Ths. tea the quantity recently purchasd for speculation—was largely atten ied by the trade and man whole catalogue was disposed of low by some and high by oth thought, however, — that prices, 100 ef offered at auction, but only 40 bales were sold, the baland being withdrawn, ' Below are the particulars’ of the sale ‘The market for leece is unsettied and the business, tho larger than it was during the fore part of tH nly moderate. The low grades, being in light stoq held’ at about previous price} while the fine grades’ are heavy lower than they were a mouth ago. California contint is tirmly held, Texas fs beginning to cou jgn is rather more active, at about form rices, The sales are 280,(Ki lbs tleeces at 4c. @ Boe. inelutid ‘BBc..45,.0 do, and 40,000 Vaio and Inch ‘at private terms, 7400 low Indiana at 460. a 48c., 8,00) hea: State an Weatebn, at 42c-. 70,000 X Mic pulled at also 213. ‘bales Cape, "12 do. Pol 15 do. came hair and 20,000 1b Canada combing on private terms. By auction, 160.0 X 1,500 No.1 at tise, 4,000 ‘Obio at 48c., ‘X'at 7 7.500 X Michigan ite. 9 Sic, 1,000 XX State ad 47-yc., 16,000 X do. ab 4536¢., 4,00 uf 0. 1 do. at 45c., 50:0 No. $ mixed tate a As Zs NOD doo 00 Western ‘at 42c., 5,0) No, 1 Michigan at 46c., Bathed dow at Rige3 18,000 Kido, at 48Sgey 1,600 'X do, bales Cay 87340. cé washed pulled merino at No. and 6 bage superior Cx) eceipts none. The market was dull aq FAMILY MARKET REPORT. The atmospheric imfuences of the last week, s| similar to those of the previous week, produced co} reeponding effects and as a consequence there aq but few changes to report in market commoditic Butter has declined somewhat in consequence of . inoreased supply; fishis firm and in good sippi; in slowly and are for the pre Spring chick ra wae ring chickens, per pair. Tf ce ee Pe er gS unt and bout 1 continue ‘Orange SOc, was ‘imothy wi i. ‘crushed un alt Pennsylvania “ do. Connecticut 11" Hanea, 27%, the wot bales Cape we and Be, a be. per I Ave. 5 No. 1 do. at 480. 8 ‘iu t er $1: 2Gi Bagi? 20 F 200322 : Pt 3 11 50a? 50 mt Bind wo