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The New York herald., 1870-01-31
SALES At AUCTION.


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ALL CREDITS Is Ss Sos BEFORE THE
Tho scSa: VII b on ,;s sshsoa - our cAee as above
cssosus. s.a. ana oSs" o. sss .usnee
A UCTroN NOTICE. -. \. TAYLOR, AUCrIoSEER
A :. This DNY-MoyDAg,
wes. piese.h ssss, bsswssn ssfh and Sixth Aveunss
Paintings. Bronsss. sts.usry
Marqussers Bo's do Rose Cabinets
al ths residencs 81 West Fifteenth ssrsss.
between Fifth and Sixth Avsnaos.
sAlo commencing at I0x O'Clock.
The largest richcss Household Furniture
offered At aac,n the house furnshed than
aix months and 10 complete order Drawing Room Suits
wiads. msioS n.raasssrs ro:s csst
nets Tables Jardr'srss Encognres Canterbury
secrsAire Bookcase, Eageres marble No tou Vel
vet Carpets, PAINTINGS BY eminent srtisss; Lace Cur
f.nse es.Srsssd %.fss .a"s. %Ss
Dressing Bureaus ,reds:sd. commosss wardrobes on
naen.on Table Buffet, Ruby, cyst. GlAss Ware; Silver
rs Ireens savers Dinner Tea Service shencld
also AL tho Furniture OF servants' apartments. Every
facility for packing and moving the goods Parties Wishing
to attend this sale TAXA Fifth stages sixth
8E
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Q U B a..
Revisicn OF tho Taxation System-Pro.
posed Re.establishmsnt Of tho Old
Arrangement OF Taxcs-News
from tho Interior.

Tne steamship Do Soto, which arrived here yes
terday, brings the latest news from Cuba, Porto
RicO and the West Inlla islands The purser's
favors are hereby ackno sledsed.
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pY ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
- Office and Saesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post
once-Ths great auction house Of JOHNSTON VAN TAs.
SELL VIII sell on Monday, 3s At l0 o'clock At their sales
Furniture consisting OF feather Beds Bosers and Pows
3S: snsss; rSw cnss' Coasn& s,Sss SrGetsy sp.
Dressing Bureaus ws.h:sand. Rersersior 4c &C. Also
large assortment OF Once Furniture stting and standing
pesks Once Tables Letter Presses 0icloh. cocoa nang
oak and black walnut Railing npc Drawing Table and
Caaa
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University or Sixth avenue cars.
A -LuKR r1rzGERALD, ,AucTIoNERR-wILL SILL
1 D9. rs W.. S n:.
sss On M .s:Sy.. sG:y assss sss aa
ss.
rsrors conssi of four rich Paror Suits, covered in
Medallion sins:s. ssI: "a Iss::-sy o:;s:s;.. '' ~
a.: ss;s sas sSlns
A'., .n., Dining Room consist: Of
aud Ter SETS $50 pieces Table Linen. Urns Fruit
= - kitchen and Front Bs:smsns Furnisurs. = '''''
AUCTION M SALE I., or rIxrrsEs.or RI 5. OF. THE rANoY
ssIsss Sssss.ay !ss 4.s:: Ss:E
&o., 30.
oer e. =. sas1n hi: % day. JAN
choice cohesion Of framed OF P.insnss 3 Sy eminent Amsr
and European artists including works BY Lilly II.
Ac. Paintings and frames sold together.
..15s TSssPAsl s!slssl =. .:s; a.' Il. N'' 'A''''
sgHH
In variety,
just received and adapted to the Of trade
AARON CLAFLIN 4 Co,
No Is Murray street and No. 81 Park placs.
A p; wALpRoN 4 CO.. AUcrIoNEERs, ls
IA Libarty street, win sell auction Tues
day. At II O'clock general Arst class Furni
.uis Bedans Crocksry, 4c &C. Particulars
A UCTION NOTICE.-FIRsT CLASS STORE FIXTURES
n OF the Grocery and Toa Store 10Th
street and Third avenue Harlem consisting OF Shelving
VIII be ssld at auction Monday, Slst inst, At Ii
O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises
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MARsHAL's sALE j. BoGART, AuCTIoSEER. WILL
M sell At public auction Tuesday, Feb. At IL o'clock
In the forenoon al the auction room No North William
street general asortmsnt OF Has Caps and rus Goa.
sisng OF Wolf Bear FOx Buffalo, Coon nd Cat Skin Robess
Ermne Mink. coony sYnrrs As,rakhsn and Imitsiios
Collars, Mufs and Boas Blk. Felt and Wool Hats; CotA
and 0ace Caps, Chidens Hats and Cars; also four GM
frame Mirrors Iron 6afc Hat and Umbrca Stands Umbrs
las 1c- JOHN Ii. HITLER, Msrsha
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QY JAMES II. MILLER,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARYS
at clock, at tho Exchange Salearooms No III roade
Partition sale by order Of Supreme Court valuable In
q James hsurcs Esq referee being part Of The estate
=. being the following described premises vIz-
No. 126 Cedar street
No. 1856 Cedar street
No. 1ll Warrington street.
No. loo West street
No. ITO West street.
No. II Cortlandt street.
No. 76 Cortland street,
No. ~ CortlAndt street, Northern Hotel
No. 81 COrtlandt street.
No. 164 Washington street
No. 166 Warrington street.
No. Ss0 Washington street, corner Of Beach.
No. 4a2 Washington street.
No. ~ Fourth street date No. $40 Fourth street,
Terms at sale Sale persnptory without reserve.
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MORRIS WILKINS. AucTToNEER
Valuable Property
No. l6V Greenwich street
at auction.
II. ii. LUDLOW d CO.

VIII aou q auctI
on THURSDAY FEB 4 1870
st11 o'c'ock u tho
Exchnnys saiesroom,
III Broadway (rrrity Baiding,, New York.
Greenwich street.-The valuable Lot, with hve Aaa
basement brick Store and Dwelling No lao Greenwich street.
west sie third lot south OF Cortnndt Budihl
nearly enke lot and Ia leased until MAY l. i6ft Il
ZOO per annum. and repairs Lot 7s9 feet frons
2S feet rear By eo2 ess IN depth north sdci and @ Tea
south side.
Maps and full particulars tho auctonecr's oscs No =
Pine street =
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w q. RULE, AUcTroNRRR WILL SELL on
w. Tuesday February NJ II O'CLOCK A. H., nj tho siors
Ct 9. v whits, suction and eomml:sssn mshsn., No v
advances 100 oak Butter PSs 50 OAK
Stable Pais no oak asserted Water Pas rs Oyser
Brandy 100 cases Knmfota canned souse " cassd
waite and green lot Of Gas Pendants, TO-, 10
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yUILLIAM Writer'S, AUcTfpNEER, SELLS TIM
day, O'Clock, a. ~ Canal street, morress sale 81
Painnr and EnErayngs Lace and heavy Carains Chsas
Furn,trs and everything used for Is
hand Carpss 80 Plush Cushions 100 Cured Hair
Goods.
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A UCTION SALE THIS CMONDAY) AFTERNOON
IA commencing ~ q O'Clock precisely
At residence No Weat Tenth street, between Fifth avenue
and University place velve Brussels and Inxrau Carpets
hne rosewood Panoorte satin Suits Tables
Curtains, Clocks Mirrors. Bedstsads Bureaus
Mattresses Beds Lounges Sofaa Chairs sdeboad Extsn
son Table Glass, China Sveware Cutlery, TO- Sale posi-
tive. - - -
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N4ORT0AGE SALE. WALNUT AND ROSEWOOD FUR.
W niture..A N. CRlslALAR SOY, Anetoneers ~
largo and general assortment Of Household Furniture
prsng walnut and rosewood Bedroom Library Dinay
Room Suits Centre and Extension fables, Nirrors Han
Stands Lounges, Clocks, &C., BY order Of mortgages
Catalogues a sale. Housekeepers Invited Goods pAckel
and shipped stored until May.
DECTIrYING DISTILLBRY AND FAMILY LIQUOR
~ Store will be sold At auction. At II 4. NJ Tuesday, FsA
1 af Hrn ma atrsst
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THOMAS GAFrNEY 4 CO., AUCTIONEERs, OFPIOR
i 70 Chambers srset-Wi sell on Monday, 8ist st tws
O'Clock, tho Lease, Stock and Fixtures 1st class
and Restaurant o. Prince street. OF Broadway evsr
thing regulate for the busnoss rent only $500 yss
Sale positive.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

200 New-Jersey q
MONDAY. Dec. 10-r. ".


The stock market has been feverish and un-
settled during the day. rally has naturally been ex-
peeted after such a rapid decne but thus far 1t seems
20 have been mainly In consequence OF the buying Of the
shorts The stocks which have declined the most, and
which to be the weakest, are Rock Island NORTH
Western ST. Paul, and New-Jersey Central III Is re-
ported in the gossip OF the street that wealthy bear
specuator lent the Northwestern clique s25OooO last
week and thus saved them from more serious decline;
but this assistance has not given the lharket
elasticity yet one OF the features Of the time Is
an extraordinary activity in n Central which from lO8
this morning went down under large sales to 1851 but was
afterward steady 1Oi 1t ia reported that ths COM
pany this afternoon decided to divide among the socK
hoders OF record the l4h pst when the books were
closed in addition TO cash dividend OF per cent three
millions OF the Land CO. Scrip, $50 per share paid up OF
declared to be- which scripis all owned and guaranteed
by the Railroad Co. This dividend OF scrip 20 per cent
70 the stockholders OF the Railroad Co.. and results as
ooys Each holder OF 100 shares OF Railroad stock re-
ceiyes $4,000 Of scrip at par on which amount stOo
is declared to have been paid, which payment, OF
course Is . fiction, and on which there remains
TO be paid, when called for by the Railroad Co.,
81 400 making the value OF the dividend. or priv
ilege IL the scrip be worth par per cent. Much
discussion has had in the street to the rights OF
recent purchasers Of the Central NewJesey stock in this
matter and at the close Of the market few brokers
seemed TO have any clear ideas on the subject But
equity would to give to the purchaser OF STOCK
any dividend declared and made public at the time OF
the purchase since such dividend reduces the value
OF the stock to the extent OF the dividend; ana
we understand such to be the custom OF the Stock Ex
change How much OF truth there may be IN this story
we do know but It is evident that the stock OF the
N j. Central is passing into clique CONTROL and ont OF
that OF investment The movements in Western Union
have been singular the stock looking strong during
the day and then displaying comparative Weakness.
IL is freely predicted that the quotations will reach 20
beforeanuary but when such predictions are made by
holders Of stock is pretty sign that they desire
tO sell, and II is all the TO them II they sell their
stock and their customer in the transaction. Union
Pacific sold down TO 2 this morning but was afterward
better closing 49, The Bostonians to think it
likely rank with Hartfordnd Fire and other specstes
OF that market The general market steady at the
close. We note sales Of Delaware, Lackavanna, and
Western at lO2q102t div; Fort Wayne at 94a; Hanni-
bal st. Joseph at 1904, the Preferred at lOsdO9
Michigan Central at l2t Panama at 76s, and c. c. and
C. at IT, Express shares quiet on sales OF Adams
at GAY Wells, Fargo Co. at 81, scrip at 81 and United
States at 32i. The following table shows the prices Of
active stocks for the day:
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DECISIONS.

Bv hs Gepra' Term Of ne Corn9s fw,Iss.b.frs
rneu aTrne Henirkscn Beiey sheriff Tps Co
agt H. Itayman agt The obohn r.ne
anmed) Rynders So amod
p,p Levy lo' Rlchings
All Schmades
III , ost Pnh Thon sgf Wsdiingham 'yw w.'l, RnIey et Al
:, lsanel MURRAY ss' " r.
t' AL Dsncan es ~ ss .h1s e,.nu
R NoVutin sgt- Hurref eosss " n.;,,od NJ,
Jn'Fmen@ and GransI fefU MI .ailos
Cersi coli Mining Co a Paw NJ smi,h AT Maboney
y 90 Kesang BostNiok H .a ,nus ss Terhuns (order
rchA nm ryerseD Davis Art brithwAio
speAed no ~ ieich Tbhals Lake Arnold gt
el 81 i 9Th cost sbde eyen knor agt hortt
y a. on for denied Thompson agt Iba
heT Hughes agt The Mercantile hutus! lnufnnet ,ny ur
49, ivan m Ipt oewl whom this case was ~
Se 10 srr-e The psrie. reutmt he papers oe "e'no ~
sl LELAND ct al sst Smth-Orders nodded
Common Pleqs-Special Term = BY Judge hoew' W.
Iiniav aet De Jonge-Moton denied without coss hue
on granted Ahrens agt Rndfk0t-mouon
By Jr:ge Daiy-t,arner agt Rowe-PlAinpb hn ouays ~
,Se odgment entered meanwhile but erocanon eaJeo
S,preme Court-C Chdmbers-By Judge Cardozo,M,,
Jacob Dieter sgt Agnes j. Be'ef-POei Of 'ef"'e 'N ~
NEEDED o.
Marine Trial Term-Pdrt by Judge GroSs, !:
Price AT FRO, New-YoIk Steamboat Compsn- a..
Dec ~ B-Lall agL Monroe Muller sgt hickman m ., "
pbe AIT Jones Wolf Ag Wocd-Deeisons reser'ed 70 Do' "
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

The week opens with less intensity OF excitement than
characterized last weeks dealings The course of none
tary affairs attracts much attentidp and to-day call
borrowers have supplied their requirements at per
cent both in coin and currency, railway ana mlsce'
laneOus collateral and to the leading bond houses AT
the close, however there a further easing up OF
rates and liberal offerings reported at percent on
all kinds OF collateral There Is, Notwithstanding the
quietness OF to-day, uneasy feeling with referencto
cerning another movement in money. The currency
going 10 the West, and the constant changing OF
loans incident 10 the first OF the year. arc
IN themselves sufficient To make money active
during the remainder of this year. and the market is
sse to any outside arbitrary interference IL Is to be
hoped, however that in Of any such disrepuable
attempt the Secretary VIII at the relief OF
the market by ordering extra purchases OF bonds the
large currency balance lying idle $40 100000
rants him In doing. Discounts very quiet. with sales
OF gltedged, doubenamed paper the basis Of TO 81
per cent
Inc gold market has been dull aud steady, with
all the sales at Oi dll0i There has speculative
Interest In the Of the premium manifested though
finally the cable is giving the days European news,
and G quoted at 8 The rates paid by holders
having balances carried were g. a. s. and y cent The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was IA fol.
lows: Gold cleared ~, $1,000 gold balances h42sI
currency balances N6a, ,2l6. The following statement
shows the business transacted at tho Gold Exchange
Bank during the pasd four
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
HOW TO ATTRACT THE MASSES TO CHURCH
1, tho Metbodist Preachers meeting yester

day. the Rev. John f. searles advocated the erection
magnificent and welappointed Churches ana ia'oreu
exoellent music a. well popular preaching as
means Of filing the Churches. The iatter a,qne' be
GENERALLY admitted did succeed IN attrnchs .o
masses 10 the Churches Any power by which man can
sway the rnaSscs-' sensational or othcrwise-he son
sdered 20 e talent from God, which should be useu W
His glory. .,,, p.,o, .,,ssior inssted
hearty nreaching of the truth 10 Church nenoeS
against their sharp and rcSeTy ana bnTch tng eas
could NOT fail TO hit beyond and he contended mat
there is ample need for vigorous preaching In this arcc
ton. 80, ,...-,oa fhrroh NJ Fifth
ave- and Nneteenthst, presented the greethgs VI pa
similar association of Presbyterian Mlnsters Wcn @
dcIegaed him TO invite his Methodist brethren 10 par
ticipae in "A union Communion service IN tne
s1nare Church on the evening Of Dec 81 inc lh'ilao
WIS aCCepled.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20

The Constables OF Newtown presented pn'S against
the county over above their usual legal iees as
lows: owen slayen, kli3 IS; John Omen, s'os 70; a.
Petit ta,O25 II; Paul Rooney, hsal "' ihoinA.
McGowan. q, 1,Se3 62; John Carroll n'So -, .so
:, .hi ea IA oeneraly considered equal to twice the
amount OF the bills and civil and other eos's
George PARCELS presented an acooua, =, oo and in
tn IA oie as in addition to q salary OF slW anu in
cIung fees from civil suits. &c., his oice yleids MN
from Il 900 to 10000 year. Justice mche,na IN =, a 90
q hi of A. sa0 IL and Justice Burke one OF s2'sl 10
1nsce Madden who tries nine-tenths OF Newtown ana
Long Island City denquents brings hs pli uP ~
sl 6i ~ An attempt will be made 70 induce lhe Ia
t,'re tbis Winter To reform these abuses.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
ANOTHER FATAL AFFRAY IN BROOKLYN

William Hall, on entering car OF the Fifth
ave. and Greenwood-line, about midnight on Sunday
WAS followed by several ruans who knocked him down
and beat him terribly The chief sssailsnt ~as John
Rourke of No. "a Columbia-st who threw himself upon
Hall, and pounded him upon the head with stone Han
managed 10 draw revolver and shot R0urke in the a0-
dOme and himself in the left hand The police coming
up the assaants away. except Rourke ana fatrck
Dunn who were arrested. The remainder OF the gang,
Patrick Hanaway Edward Gin, John Manning Charles
Haggerty James Murphy. and Mark Rose, were aiter,
wa caiturcd and are held for trial ROurke and Hall
were conveyed the hospital where the former lies IN
diving condition.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
SKATING.

There was skating at several of the ponds
Yesterday At the Union Pond the ball up, and at
the Ffthave Pond the ice was In good condition. but
the rise in the temperature and the threatened fall OF
rain put stop to the sport later in the day Mr. Cam
meyer denies the that the Union ground will be
built upon next Spring. The ball Held Will be opened
again as soon as the skating season closes.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
couRr o. GENERAL sEsHosa-l
THE BROOKLYN ALDERMEN-THE STREET DE-
pARTNFNT

THR BROOKLYN ALDERMFN-THE STREET DE-
PARTMENT.
At the regular meeting, yesterday, Alderman
Bergen In the chair permission granted to the
Bushwck Railroad Company TO lay double tracks from
BushwieR-ave., through JeffersOn-st TO Broadway
through Broadway 10 lave; through Reidsve. to
Futon-aye.; through Fultonaye. to Utcaaye through
Utica to the City Line; from Myrtleave., through
Bushwickave. to the City Line; and also from the ter
minus OF TOmpklns-ave thIOu Oh FutOnave TO Hudson
ave-; and through HudsOn-ave. 10 the City Line. The
Board passed the Mayors veto resolutions author
zing the Scrimshaw Concrete Pavement Company TO
flag sidewalks at ls cents square foot, on Lafayette
ave, between Hall-st and Casson-aye and Hallst,
between Myrtle and Flushing-a
street Commissioner Furey sent in communication
showing the improvements passed through his depart
ment during 1905 Confirmed and in the hands OF the
Collector over 81 miles Of graded and paved streets ex
penses S8 S 49, Sent 10 the Board of Assessors for
apportonment over miles Of graded and paved streets
expenses s4s05 co. Sent TO the Corporation Attorney
for approya S04 feet OF grading and paving expenses
S29Ses Just completed about "a miles OF graded and
paved streets. Sidewalks have been tagged during the
year at OF about $4,000. There have been
abou feet OF vacant lots fenced and 6OO feet of
sidewalk have been laid.
Board 20 the disgrscefu Ia which contractors
for grading and paving streets performed their work,
and asked that some action should be taken 10 compel
them to comply with the terms OF their contracts He
also protested against the Boards taking notice Of bids
for grading and paving streets rom persons who offer
do the work at prices that will not pay for the curb and
gutter stone much less complete their work. for instance
the contractor 70 grade and pave sacketst between
Fourth and Fhaves, forfeited his contract with the
city at the OF SIS rs foot being unable 20 do the
work at that figure the work readyertised and
Inmates put in for 80 43 per foot
The Police Commissioners directed 10 instruct the
force 10 report TO the Corporation Counsel all neglect
the part Of property0wners 10 have the street
numbers placed their buildings they appear the
maps in the street Commissioners Office
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

TUESDAY. DKC. 21
Mails for Anva PnapA and the South Pacific and Central Amer
lean Ports per steamship Henry Chaun,ey from Pier q r. close
the PostoRee at 1850 IA. Steamship ssls at Y NJ.
WEDNESDAY, DIG a.
Malls for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
Idaho from Pier No 40 R. close the POstoo at u ~
Supplementary MA for paid only made Pier No. ~ ~ r.
and closes l30 IAN letters deposited in Supplementary Mails
must BE prepaid viii double postage
THURSDAY DKC. %.
Hais r Barope via QuesnaoNp and Liverpool steamship
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up Dock jersey
City and closed al All letter. deposited in Supplementary
Mail. must be prepaid with double postage
Mails for Havana snd the West Indies per steamship Missouri
from No. n T., close si Steamship sa O'Clock D. H.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
BURGLARY IN UYIoN-sQUARE.

Burglars on Sunday morning forced an en-
trance through the fanght above the 'front.' door of j.
Calls store No. 81 Unionsquare gathered $50 opera
glasses and large number Of eyeglasses and spectaces
and placed them in linen bag They then forced OH inc
nosing" OF the lock- and about TO convey the
punder to carriage, which confederate had III Walt
ing when Charles f. LBmke, employed IN the store,
made his appearance to put out the gas-lghts The
thieves dropped plumber and fled across the square,
while the carriage driven rapidly away. Al exam
inatiun showed that but four oporagasscs worth sV
had been taken.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
or a,AIs " ssw.ioRK .Np snoexl1s xas-
Carefully reported for The TaIsusni
MONDAY, ID

st3ay demaud 81 O5 for shipping and
81 lSa I'll 30 or Retail hss Straw quiet III ~ or Lsss
Rye. and slc for Short Bye -
MoLAsSES-gssegp Kinds dali prices heavy. Domestic sh
supply with goo demshd PRICES nrm saes Et ho
Cuba hos'sdo III eIDi private terms and J Dds
NAVAL sTORgs-spiis Tueutne h.s que th. dru.sa
Strained RoB ard prices frmer sales 80
bbS 10; quote Strained 81 1882 @ the better gacos
inn Tar continues dali at 81 - r Wilmington Cy P'os
80 IS .
OS-Crude Fish OILS connue IN moleate nmi M,n1i.e.ured
OILS du Lnsed steady Other Os unchsnge
PR0VISIONS-Pogk, the sill t and prices are uouh
bb ~ Is for New Mess, Ss for CITY ae~ so 80
Ssl ST Prime Mess Prime Mes far demand sies U oes
Western ssoe t2 for future dsysy the u.Ises hrui a.
loe bb at Ss for Decenber and Fear Beef eousn1ts an @
demand bbS $0d sl5 for Plain Mes and SS
sI7 Extra ee B better de mAni snd srOagcf
owing the advance Lveoo cooe stock held nn he s
SAd % - for Prime Mess aA
s0e S3 lot India Ness Beef Hams steady and IN moderate
oue,t. e, $50 bb A. $3.50 Meats quiet
sales go boxes Long Clear al Chesgo s
ts market At Ole Ribbed a. &c. srd o bors Short C
srV l0i Dressed Hogs are quiet and rather esaer
for C Lar IL Moderate demand, and pncts esty uis ~
Al No. !; ls. for City; 2Q2c iof far 70
rrne delivery the market Is lover saes % cs %
Droenber i2fc and 30 te., for Jsnnsry, At 2c -,
PETRoLBUM-Craae, bulk very dull sih l2c assed md
market the Greek is bn at % Z3d 81
Upper 81 50 Lower Refined Is In more sen's
Dec mbeT private Naphtha quel -
Philadelphia there has been only moderate dcn Ali At =! u"
December
gICB noisn.e demand and steady aes " tea CarOlnA
e.s1e.
sUGARsR.w Sugars doll snd price. somewhat nonu Sayn
aud sgs apart quote 1879 ioic for fair god ssaA
sales 40 boxes Havana al lOc Reuei dull and - i9s
Hands
sEBDs-Cslcutta Luseed demand ~ l24 goi Tne
unchanged Clover Seed IN good demand al lic od Tor
lltc. asied ,,,s,,k
sTBARS r,ry Rght demand and price, nominal At is$u%
TALL0W dali st 9sc Tor common 20 choice ,,,, ., -
WHNkl FAT demand aSd shade hSheFi st' y" oos
fof fonbO
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
CIVIL NOTES.

The case of the United States against the
steamer Florida will I've heard before Judge Benedict this
morning in the United States District Court
On the Sd of June, 1870, Shepard Tappen,
assignee Of the Troy Wooen Company, bBnkrupts, sold
TO F. NJ Corbn for 800 the mills houses etc. OF the
Company worth s9OOOOO. Tins sale, I-
ttOn Cooper Vail Co. OF New York, has Just been
set aside az Buffalo by the Hon. n X. Hail. referee who
has appointed Edward DOdd cOassignee with Tappen.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-20
SELLING UNsTAMPED CIGARS.

Emilio Ramires and Manuel Martinez of No.
40 Chrystes charged yesterday before CO,ninis
soner Osborn, with selling unstamped cigars. One Of
Col Whtey's detectives followed TO MaItineE's store
silrue who out with two boxes Of cigars, and
banded them TO Mr.. ClemeBts The boxes were found
unstamped, and the four men were arrested AS
sstant DstrictAttOney Pur1y said that this oieEse
was increasing and that 1t time tO convict every
man found deiIauding the Government III this way
Ranires discharged, but Martinez was held n A09O
hail