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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-10-22

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III Quest par les terres de Coopwood, CON
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Paroisse o. 81
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Paroisse 10 IS
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Main. Le quartd'un terrain bornG nord par
ba rue Hill, sad par II rue Vine, est par ii
lpropri6t6 de Madame D. )ouest
par Ia d 81. John, aYec les batises Ell
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81 P1usisurs rsorceaux al tesres situss
sur ID rivisre Atchafalayae Of sur Il bayou
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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-10-22
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16
The Crown Prince OF saxony.

One Of the most curious features of the
present contest between Germany and
France is the fact that the Crown Prince
of Saxony is at the head Of one OF the
great armies of the former, and that his
commander-in-chief is King William OF
Prussia. Up to the year 1866 the son Of
old King John, of Saxony, was a bitter OPP
ponent of the Prussian Government,
strenuous adberent of Buest's policy, and
during the memorable campaign of that
year he did all he could, at the head OF
the Saxony corps, to arrest the progress OF
the Prussian forces into Bohemia. But al
ter the war was over the Crown Prince SUD-
denly changed his mind. He had surely ex-
pected that Prussia, after defeating Saxony
so thoroughly, would at leasr annex to its
monarchy that part of the Gomlnlons OF
King John which embraces the city OF
Leipzig When he heard that the King
dom of Saxony was to remain such as 1t
had been previous to the war, the Grown
Prince was deeply moved, and became
warmly attached to the Royal House OF
| Prussia. This attachment grew into warm
! friendship for the Grown Prince Frederick
| William, when in the month of December,
1866, King John and his son the two van
quished foes-were, at the pressing invita-
ton of the royal family of Prussia, re
ceived by their generous visitors In the
most fiattering and cordial manner.
Since that time the Crown Prince CT
Saxony has been the firm friend OF Prus-
STA in his fathers kingdom.
/ Cincinnati Commercial.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

ditions of pecuniary indemnity for the ex-
penses of war and such reduction of the
French standing army as will leave no
ground for apprehensions of fresh hostli-
tiles, it is possible that the new Republic
may consent to treat, But if peace is to
depend upon the consent of the French to
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of their country, then
torrents of blood must still flow before
such result is accomplished.
We are inclined to believe that the King,
if left to his own inspirations, would be
both wise and magnanimous. But this is
Bismarck's war. He has prepared it and
forced it on by his cunning, and it is he
whose aggressions and artfulness have in
famed the minds of two nations, who, but
for him, would have been at peace this
day. His maxim, boldly and openly
avowed in 1866 and before, is that might
makes right. He is now infaming the
German mind and inspiring it to demand
such territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT as will de-
feat all peaceful negotiation and awaken
the jealousy and just fears OF every neutral
nation. It is therefore vain to expect
peace for some time to come, although
the struggle seems almost hopeless for
France. But let Bismarck remember that
wiser man than he has said I" pride
ooeth before destruction" France now
realizes this truth in blood and ashes, but
it may soon be the turn of her enemy to
show the world as striking an example OF
the instability of Fortune.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

The JURz LIsT.-The County Commits
sioners are now engaged in selecting the
Jurors for the terms Of the courts for the
ensuing year. The duty, one Of tue most
important performed by the Commits
sioners. is attended with great labor and
responsibility.
The law requires that the Commissioners
select from The tax list Of ts4e proceeding
wear the Jury list. Such persons only, as
have paid tax for the proceeding year and
are of good moral character, and of suffi-
cient intelligence, are permitted tc be
chosen.
The exceptions are physicians, ministers
of the gospel, keepers Of public grist mills,
licensed pilots. fremen Of the City OF
Wilmington, magistrates and other off e9rs
of city and county, and all persons having
suits pending in the Superior Court.
| On the tax list are some $500 names
from which to select about so persons.
combining all the requisites necessary fol
Jurors. At first glance this would appear
an easy task, but, on the contrary, 1t in
wolves q very great amount of labor. Al
the iury-box and the ballot box are thu
most importa Mt elements OF a free govern
ment, to- great care cannot be exercised
to make tlon both as pure as Door fallibl
human nature can.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

It is stated that one of the United States
soldiers now in San Antonio, Texas, is
nepheW of Gen. Moltke. 1t is also stated
that another distinguished Prassian gene
raj, Won Mantcuffel, has niece hvins
there.
Gen. D. W. Clark, who was in Wash
ington for some years as the executive
clerk of the United States Senate, dled a.
Burlington, Vt, on Wednesday last.
MIR. John Bell, for thirty-two years con
nected with the Philadelphia United States
Gazette, died on Saturday.
Americans travelling in Austria haye t-ac
70 nav from eight to ten per cent. premi
um TO obtain cash for Paris funds.
AZ Auburn, N. Y, each convict IN the
State prison costs the State for his support
but 154 cents day.
In Cincinnati the excessive mortality
among children is attributed 10 l"p"'e
milk sold in the city.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16
new Democratic Organ

Anew Democratic paper to be called the ne
patrlot hacked by $1,000 capital, will
make lis appearance in Washington CITY
- Norenber. It viii be joint stock con-
Germ. ,I5 puoo;
lanes E. Harvey has been elected Presl-
aens and editor-in.chief. 0. K Harris
Secretary and managing editor and James n
g Berrett, publisher. Harvey was MIN
;ster TO Portugal and well known @s "
newspaper man. Harris is ieaolng cur
respondent at Washington, and until re
Gently was managing editor Of the Reo"0-
zicou of that city. Berrett is an ex-Ma7or'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

The New York Sun; editedby Mr.. Dana,
Assistant Secretary of War under the late
Mr.. Stanton, publishes the following para.
graph, with the emphatic significance OF
italic types
eff the Republicans want to make any
Roadway in the county elections IN this
State they must cut all connection with
CRAFTS administration, and take strong
ground against putting a man at the head
of the State Department who makes sixty
thousand dollars by single bribe."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

JURY L1sTs.-The County Commission
ers. on Friday, completed the drawing of
Jurors for the Fail Term of the Superior
Court for this county. The names of the
jurors arc as follows:
FIRST WEEK
". L. Jewett. John Casteen, Stokley
Atkinson, Geo. NJ. Arnold, John Nixon,
Geo. G. McDoLgald, Jas. Nichols, Henry
Bishop, BENZ. F. White, ". J. Kellogg,
". 81. Sneeden, y. E. Davis, Rob't. Fin
ney, o. L. Filyaw, William Price, Walter
G. MacRae, James Wilson, Eugene Mafitt,
J. 81. Sampson, Charles s. Ellis. Archie
Alderman, William S. Larkins, G.. A.
Pigford, G. ". Oldham, John He
kins, VIM. McLaurin, August Kehr, Louis
Flanagan, E. A. Moore, W. M. Marty, D.
K. Futch, J. Fl. Westbrook, G. r. French,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16
The New Recommendations or its Mem
beers.

PARIS. Sept. g.
The following are the names of the principal
members Of the Provisional Government Of
France:
Minister OF the Interior-Leon Garabetta.
Minister of Foreign Affairs-Jules FaVre.
Minister of Finance-Pierre Magne.
Minister Of Public Instruction-Jules Simon.
Minister of Justice-.... Cremieux
Minister of War-General Trochu.
President of the Oouncil-Jules Grevy.
Secretary General of the Provisional Govern
ment-Andre Lavertugon.
Mayor of Paris-Emmanuol Arago
Project Of Police-Oount dc Keratry.
Military and Civil Commissioners for Alsace-
VaIeutln and Engieharts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16
Roanoke and Tar River Agricultural So
cfesy.

The first annual Fair OF this Society
will be held at its grounds, near Weldon
on the 8th. 95h, 10th and 18th days OF NO
vornber The Premium List, which is
very attractive, has been published and
We learn that the Grounds are nearly
ready. All other arrangements are IN an
advanced state. We have no doubt tnat
the Fair will be q success. Competition
from oil Quarters is desired, and q hearty
welcome will be extended TO visitors. All IN
formation in regard to the Affairs Of the
Society can be obtained 10y addressing lie
Secretary. JoRDAE STONE, at Weldon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

The marshes of the rivers and smaller
tributaries of the Chesapeake are swarm
ing with this delicious biped, and already
sportsmen are having fine time hunting
them.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

Dear Major Since wrote you last I
have had rather hard time. You see the
strain of my Fourth of July trip with them
Dutch girls and little accident that hap
pened to me at Cleveland laid me- up with
so kind of a misery" all oyer, and had
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16
CBY TELEaRAPH.l
FROM RALEIGH.
TURNER VS.. HOLDEN s. co. AGAIN.

.s RAaEIGH, n. c., Sept. 10.
Josiah Turner, Editor of Sentinel, has sued out
writs against Gov. Holden. 8. A. Douglass and
Bergen, of the militia, and others for false i'm
prisonment. The writs were served to-day by
the Sheriff of this county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

with our Conservatives throughout
the State, and enter into mutual pledgesto
do even better in the future.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16
Jr., J. W. Monroe, Albert Fenner, J. @.

SECOND WEEK
L. II. TAFT, w. H. Goodman, d. @. Ven
tiers, VIM. Costin. jas. Mcintyre. Danie
Robinson, J. J. Woolvin, A. A. Mof1itt
Rob't M. Groom, Mike Hooper. Danl s.
Bender, VIM. H Payne, L. Fl. Sanders
J. W. s pear, J. Fl. Alderman, FL. N. Pol
ly. Morgan Lee, Thos. Hooper.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

| Third Letter frorn bud BiOssom-EIe Gete
the RheumatIsm-Tries the Patent
CaIorfc PoIarfc Machine us Cured.
|
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16
From Warrington.

From Waah1ngtOh.
WAaziNaToN, Sept. 10.
The acting Commissioner decides that every
cutting machine used in manufacturing tobacco
whether worked by hand or ary other Kind OF
power, must be bonded in the sum ofthree thou
sand dollars. Tobacco kegs must be so con-
structed as to leave space around the centre be-
twesn the hoops to admit attaching stamps al
prescribed in regulations of series 5. No. 8. The
Bureau will not admit Of the stamping OF any
kind of wooden package on the hea4.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-16

.5udge Bond Reserves his OPln1on-Fay
master Jenkins Attached t0r contempt.
RALEIGH, Sept. 8.
Judge Bond, Of the q. s. Circuit Court after
hearing the Argument in Burgers case OF H00e@s
co, pus, makes I decision, but takes the papers
to Baltimore with him, and holds the matter IN
der Amusement, It wss revision Of Judge
Brooks action.
At the instance Of Gov. Holden, .. A. jenkins
Paymaster has boon attached for contempt bJ
Judge Mitchell. for dsregarding the injunction
in regard to paying of Holden's troops.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.


Oct ILLS mConsos opened A. s for sBt
American nteS
states Fye-Tweuty bonds 1862 9ll l85 old gi 1891 800; Ten
Foues steady; Kre Railway shAIes Illinois Centras
I1t; Atlantic and Great Western, 28.
LiyKKP0OI Oct ll-JO nCOtton opened steady; Mddlins
Uplands SD. M.ddling Orleans SD
LoND0S Oct lCacuia Linsed easier Refined PeoHm 1j5i
al q y gallon. Linseed Oil f2s 81 T.
LOsDON 12 pmCOnso ~ for both mouey and the
Securities quiet and steady Stocks steady. Illinois CenA
HJi
LIVERPOOL H. p m-Whest 1914 per GENITAL California
for No Red Winter glldlU for Red
ceps Wheat this port for the three dA qsarters
American Bacon. o. per for Short Rib Milde.
LIVERPOOL Oct LIS mCoiOn dull aud tends downward.
Flour y per bbL for Western Canal
LOsDOS I4:J0 n.-tonos closed g2l money
sI a92i American securities quiet eady United
states Twenty Bonds 1852 sli l5 oh g0; 1851 8g;
Fore &c Ene Railway sLafes 49, Illinois Cenas, lJi Atlantic
and Great Western IA
LIyrKpooL oct Ii4JO mCo,on closed heavy Mddlng Up
lands 8ld8d Mdding Ofshs biaBid sales Of the dy
including 1850 for export and spuson kehned Petroleum
~ q gallon.
LoSDos, oct. l1-Talou ffnef. Turpeutne, 28l y cst
AyTyEEP. Oct il.-prtfolrum closed quiet
FRASEpoT Oct States e Twenty bonds quoted
glI a u for the issue Of lJoL
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
UONRgTIC MARKRTS

BuTIsonE Oct 1l-Cotton beav, Mddug 49, Flour que
Int firm: dd SUI crime, S3 25dt5 75 do. 2Jd
~ 75 DO Family 81 25s 80 0 Cts Mills saper6ne IS IS
"a FItr 50 asa a. Is DO Family 81 10 75 Western super
hns ESQ 81 DO BItIa - 5Gt6 S do Family 80 5oa 81 So
wheat fnn sales Choice MARYLAND Red Al 65 81 70
Prime - 'Ga 81 g. Common T. Fsi 81 llas 3s
southcn White Old Csc 81 hes 63d9Jc 85dg0
yellow y0dg3c Oats s3a5ic Mess
sg bacon s0k Rib Sides l7ldlao Isle
sbende I al5e Hams, a2Sic Lsri arn l6i WHISKY
IS oh al Bd gle
PgnABsrnIa Oct iTde is nearly suspended by election.
Gotten h unchanged Flour very quiet BI Family at sGd
wheat quiet and unchanged Com dull ieoS, 9Ode oau, i9d
BE- Whisky-Wesern In bond At yc
CmcAGo Oct EIbange uBeangei Flour quiet and unchanged
No spng wheat fairly Aciye; sales 81 O7l on afternoon
Anil and nominal No Con td62c afternoon doll
i.ngei Oats quiet unchasged Re quiet;
B,tley quiet; No. at ~ a9 Highvine quiet and
a. iron bound Pork hmer s25 i5 D shoulers
Ie Hog doll sales ~ 30d 81 TO- Cattle dull and
nonina sales sJ Odt7 Reeeipis-70O bbls Flour l66 O
In Wheat bash Corn, 20 900 bash Oats, 1900
2 OO BAreJ 1900 Hogs hhp@ens-20 bb Ploa 5000
I'm Wheat. 60 bush Com; 5000 bush. Oats 800 Barley
q nd IIoga Freigh and higher; Wheat 8e Buffalo
oswKso Oct l-Fl0u steady with fair dcmsnd Hnrhangd
.e $40 bbA 4B for Double HIu "a 70 White Winter,
ss rs for R Winter - for No spung Wheat quiet aud steady
b good local and country milling nquD sales Of OOO bush No
Rel +l 2 900 bush No lspng VI - ard so bush
Cagall e. ~. Com a.. 1lz 2lty buL ~ y
as q, M,sl WesIl. 0ss dai bid a 4ssos BNlu Qrs al
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
EwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l2

ipe.dy! Prime Toronto b at 81 49, Choice 81 ls9si o.
eoli.a u for aa5ai,s 1ifssd@ssor sis sSp.t1a saS
ISG % %a9ihng. sl Pzhts BY canal da Wheat &c. Barley M
boston boston e5 TO SewYOrt tae AlSany Grain and Mfe to
wS sS. ss - "a al 5 Gssny I :. g. tsat 6 ga %PS &
Canal s,porswhsAt 1850 bush Corn 1000 bash oats. 5000
Bu'Ts!S Oct -Rsceps-plour 5000 bb wheat 1000 bush
o Ss Wheat. mo % p1S SSh b'fy Corn s. GO bSs Ss
ast. ~ % pun alr9ad s6iPmens-Com, 6coo bush Canal
SsvYot Four rs Wheat quit about, basS Of Re- so
S+ do SaerG 7,e for 'iG No. wa n .H p ns e
R held Il @ @ No q wr no. "1,s Sed h s1,d' e. %
go for S;s sS S 3 si,T % s re .s Seed: @ & P%r sr%
To5soG Oct F9 = qU,t and rnsssnS Wheat steady and
% qIS PS. Rs ""sasss ,ssa 0,i. , .' Mo- At ' No
SSiH . wis G.1 eS sSss Oats, II S9,6 1900
ME1a. Oct ll-Colton dull l4c receipts iOiJ baes
Sass sId-keg', laie PORK, 81 So Bacon sarceses BE
Grain unchanged Mes, Pos IN sood demand ss s.se fS hd
fuer e Bull Offering; in fa dem and aud advancing
%. ~%Sssi quiet 81 isi Red
he'll at vi l5d$l lb Corn nomnAy unchanged
ss at &c Petroleum dull Crude nominal at 81 90; Refined 2
AInAST Oct H. wbea- Little doing much choice offering,
sales 50 bags Dehl at 81 Is AMI 200 bush No. Amber Indiana
yaie terms Com rather easier with an improved demand ss 3O
bush NiIed lots at ee Barley dull and
ean No Milwaukee ~ a. 20 bags sI Ro~ei ~
Ss Sa Chicago az @ aq ba chicago aoa o1 private and
500 bush G1'0pss STATE = ,aoTf on pSa ems sn
No Miwaglee ~ o No do at y Oei Oats dull No asie
Corn Corr S doll a. All @ s 67 I% IS m as6 s Hf fn sS 600 co
bush Wbsat sRpments-iCOO bbs Flour Iii 900 bush Wheat
ST. Lo1 oetI oe coS dull and apange Flour unchanged
gSs e B.i, S b,E E MRl a Is Corn & Mi and nd YeSs
eo White 81 use beavy sales at pSc Rye finn 15G
changed bacon baoyan shouers He Clear Rb iiala,s
Clear Sides lsic state Hams sagar cured a@e Laa an q Zoe
So 5Va 90 IS.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
neglected. !

neglected. At meeting Of the stockholders
Of this Company held st the Offices corner OF Twenty
third-st ard ERhthave. It is asserted hat resolutions
were passed commendaory OF the policy of the present
management The election for three directors to servo
five years resulted in the choice OF M'sSr' bamSuel
White, and Ssson. Mr.. Wm. NJ Tweed presided AT 'he
meeting, and II. N Otis acted secretary The follow
table shows the highest and lowest prices OF active
Ks
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
ALBANY LUMBER MARKET.

For thl fflIlHI O1f IU
The market remarkably good se being better than any other
time several large sales and heavy shipments having
been during Prices continue unchanged The asson
and hemock plenty Freighs
follows: 10 Newiork 30, Norw eh and hdletown 81 20;
Bridgeport Newsven 81 Hartford and Providence 80;
10 Phdeipha So Boston, The receipts the Collector
Office Via Ere Canal 3 oo 6 feet lumber
NJ shingles pounds Of stsves Chsmplan Canal
feet of lumber The following te ruling a; the
MN Karl.:
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Pr NORM Rtter IesstLs dnd hdtiTodds
OCT is 3 bales Coteu y 2JJ bb Ylour lO5 bush WSeAt
lOJg bush Oats 5g1 bush Rye 1888
Barley bush Grass Se i6 bush Beans 2052 hush Malt
bills WHISKY 1903 pigs Batter 1893 boes Cheese 81 pks Beef
bhs Egg W pkgs Ashes BeessaI lt6 bb Copper
Copper 6ors Starch, 20 half chests Tea Y pkgs Stesin
Hops bales Woo 50 khd Tobacco 80 Tobacco
OIL 81 pigs Cut Meats 40 pigs De F IS bales Msss
as bsles Hides 7 pkgs OIL Cake 1859 Leather
bags Sunae, 5 bales Broom Com, - bags h.. y Peas.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

o,o,. Ia. t thi. week or 5O3 less than the previous
ipg yeek last year $751; There Is snI great com
risi tha butter poor II true 10 part o1t IN h qI @ y &
G ~ d n Lfsk market SIN nucl oi the 3u'ei 9noa 10 to %
80 90 p ~ last week shows bad it" O@ were sAy ~
@ an Attempt 70 ige artificial yelo" color In nthti n
~ sdecded fmness hpe state ana western bnl 'Huh
oeph a1' - ncb as ever the or Low grades "
noye We seldom seen 20 dIh use ~ % a. ,el
,ei 10 sell Jnstly No one has confluence Snoltl 70 -
~ 80, IL 70 or in The oOuniry, especially a. hol h' puo
nov selling below cost FINE dafS9 t m ,b ,roe WsstsrB
G5@ Ne note sales Of Western Va ~ m uLias i g5
m Ig( small lot u Indiana, 2ci b,bftl1s 'luAi
al Is illndt 28c 10 lABs Oo &c sf 10 "A
do e i Ohn hrliua saA tpbs v ~ WI " WI w -
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

Receipts Al last week; exports ~ 5 ,o
responding week h-t Receipts % s6s with f2p erpoel
VITA bae hgher-3Ia cable I'd of-6s-we ean oe
quotluon Sales u choice factory constantly being ma u
quantities to The home trade lil and OF the iane
Co actones such sold Little Pals yesterday of ~
0l4ic are turned 10 shippers without loss, bn'
guide 20 the Ordinary factories OF
cheese Receipts for the three weeks eIca shipments by p
howng quite accumulation ~ stock Many cheese however
have boar sailing vessels not yet cleared shippers are ven h
declaring orers 10
This duh trade especially in Summer or June lots
The home taking freely 500 boxes Lewis County
nr East at ic receipts anticipated during the remainder Of
che, Ne onate.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
corrnN MARKRr0

l-Coton in fair d. mand offerings hght hndhhS
l4tc sales receipts 6l6 baes stuck f ale
CHAKLKros Oct llCOton duli hddhngs li- safes ' uaes
net 1913 bales; stock, u. .24 bales
EoKEoLK l-Coon hess active and lover Low hlodhhS
lilc sales bales receipts CAB basi eIPrs eoistSe 4l|
bales stock, 2 08 bales 49,. ,,,,.- "a
GyEsTos Oct Il-Cotton du and offerings lgh Mddngs le
sales bales RECEIPTS 500 bae exports eoasiSe 80 bas
stock 5764 bales - 90,
BArIsoRE Oct lCoon dull and heavy; hddngs l3e sales
bales net receipts 9 bales eoltsse O bas-to'a ~ Oas
exports c twse, IS bales; sock, 3J 5 bales 49, ,oo
BosToN lCotOu dull and lower Mddlnys l4c sales <V
bae net receipts eoaswse O28 bales stock $500 bales
IL-CotOn fir dmaDd rates lowers MID
Ildlfc sales $500 haes net receipts ~ bales
bales; total 25i5 bales eIpor-to Great bnAn 4So bales
stock 81 81 bales
WInlsGros n c. Oct l-totton steady Low hiddlngs, hlG
l4tc. Receipts 1.243 bales. 80 ,,,,,
MoBaR Ala ll-COton dull and nothing dolngi hddnngs
n,c sales bals; net receipts 2B bales
I'll hale, 10 Providence bales NW0eans; ,tOcs IJj bales
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
THE Nj A RkETS.
lc.r.tnllr reportea for TEE TrIErsE ]

TCarefully reported THB TRIBUSKl - -
Oct H. 1870
hSHRS-Tert has good demand for pots our last az
80 5Oas7 and and the market Is Ssy
= 80 ,o.,-
BUILDING MATERIALS re has been AR dem d l d -
Il kosendale Cement mo1e Vef sou
lad. Fs-tarr r dull The lOf n -II
only u m'rset 4 sealy' Onl
q1oa.e hiase tbe u .e nepg oh1 o
5ueloss AfIe - W. - %S'
Hart. NJ 20 75G - = Hog western Ob"aane ,,,
H. H.....$ NJ bO0 ~ Icureneyl ''''''IV "ils
30 P-ors a. NJ u 0Tdl5 On Common p bb.........$ 81 IS
g.i~rb. Frop.s % OJdg Lump, %
cEvENT Laths, Bastern y M......... 2 40
aosgnlale n bb....... 81 " fLAsIkE fAtl- m
BsR- Nova Scotia w. = ten > - az %
90 "'@Nl' Hi'-' s'- 7as lCsc Rss SC T. tun
COkN-keceipts for the weekt t0 bAlesi Ie ee
% Red; 5dte ioT sLu
moderate request ano h Ie' s'~ az
O. So 20 4 doL ,- - - e--...- \. -.
demand Tor Yellow western AIu nS
snly m0lera5e at S03Sc -..-- ,...-.-. -
larger receipts at The poTts ee le
and the market IN generally nat AND Tax
nominal; sles Of IA hales Nfo s
,e ng en- av OF which so taken i0i export sl Tor
on speculation sles free on board OF IOO bales
4 CbgI Savannah, pryate O az Na' nan
Mddiug; so a. Savannah ~ Ic aFtaee Low
Nd delivery the me1 AR but lces lower 9nl
Iuser evening Of 800 bales oototer at 20 l9i0
sic fl- No.emtc l5 December and 4 for Janusr, To-Day
io1 far l5 &C. 100 NOVEMBER az ~ 40 t
so ueceme- - 3l1 al5c V JsEusrg at - @lsc, anu so
sroay al l5 al on basis Of Low hdaAng We quote az