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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

The Spectator having taken Louis BLANC
TO task for siding with ireland against England,
while he sided with the North against the South
in the United States, the distinguished historian
denies the analogy, and declares that while the
South owed everything to the North, and was al
ways upon footing of equality, ireland has been
oppressed by England since the dawn of time.
Moreover, the Irish have never. like the Southern
States, upheld a barbarous institutions and be-
sides, they are n totally different race, and not like
our Southern brethren, Of the same chronological
origin and the same religion. The historian
further reminds England that Mr. GLADSTONE,
now so anxious to coerce Ireland into union with
England, was foremost in encouraging the
Southern secession movement LOUIS BLANC
concludes with an eloquent plea in behalf Of Ire
land, which seems to have produced powerful
impression in London as well as in Dublin.
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The Cula qucsti n is well understood by
the journals Of Madrid The Uaireysdl Of Aprl
is has an able criticize upon the subject. THE
unhappy case has arm ed" says that paper
"wLen tho Government Of the mother country
can no longer intervene in the affairs of the
island Of Cuba. Tie reason is that there are two
instructions there's one, Ihat Of the people of
the island who desire to set their country free
the other, that Of the people from Spain, who de-
sire to hold 1t in order that they may make
money out of it by maintaining slavery and tie
slave trade. II tho revolution in Spain cannot
assist the first, it is equally unjust that we should
aid the second. 1t is the duty of our rulers,
then, to mediate well, to study profoundly not
only the antecedents Of the situation, but the
facts OF to-day, so that they may proceed to do
what is required by the interests Of Spain. which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

Gen. GoIcoURIA, who was captured by the
gunboats Of Messrs. WEBSTER and FISH, and gar
rotcd at Havana last Saturday, was a citizen of
the United States, and a most loyal patriot
toward his adopted country. lie believed in re-
publican institutions, and was deeply attached to
our people and Government Though he had
long lived among us, he was not naturalized until
after the attack on Fort Sumter. Then he at
OnUe -eut and declared his intentions TO be-
come citizen. When republican institutions
were thus attacked he felt it to be the duty of
every man, no matter what his origin, to rally to
their defence. shocking commentary on his
attachment to the United States is afforded by
the fact that he was taken to be killed by agen.
cies which our Government supplied. But pa
tience There will come a day of reckoning,
when the American people will settle with those
who have covered them with this dark and bloody
disgrace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

The chief armory of arguments in favor of
the Metropolitan Excise Law was found by its
supporters in the decision of Judge WILLIAM +.
ALLEN In the LIsDEsnuLLER case, in which he de-
cided against the right to lager on Sunday. Not
content with this, he went into long argument
in favor Of Puritan doctrines respecting the Sab
bath. TAmmany has now nominated Judge Al
LEs for position in the Court of Appeals, and
the Germans of the cast side, and of Brooklyn,
buffalo, Rochester, and other places, are asked to
vote for him. Let them scratch him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10
THE MURDER IN THE FORETOP.
Mr. Spenccr's Lnw Points on which his
Client may experimentation under
the AshburtOn Treaty-NOihing short Of


Mr. Spcnccr's Inv Points on which his
Client may Escape Extraditions under
the Ashburton Treaty-NOthing short Of
Murder Noticed.
The examination in tho extradltion case a
Thomas II. Johnston for the killing OF Edward
Blrrds in quarrel in the foretop, was resumed
yesterday morning in the United States District
Court, before Commissioner Osborn. The first wit
ness examined was Joseph A. Lavender, the Cap
tain Of the bark Morning Light, who testified that
he had been the master 81 the Morning Light since
the 2alh day OF June. 1Sce and was master during
the voyage on which the homicide was committed.
lie kne nothing about the homicide except what
PEOPLE had told lin, and only saw Barrds about
half an hour after he was brought into the fore
castle. He asked Johnston for the knife. and wa.
told by MIN that 1t either dropped on deck fell
overheard. II was afterwlri brou,ht to him, and
the same one he In court. lhnston said tho
crime was done in a passion, AMI he verv sorry
for u. The witness ten asked Johnston how far
the knife went into B1rrui, AMI he sl n must have
gone In the whole lencth. lie had kept the kuilu
and piece OF the shirt around tie wound and they
were In the same condition now. except that the
knie bad little more blood on 1t. When tue homi-
cilc was committed, the bark was on the high seas.
out OF any states Iuris !icioh.
Mr., Mnrbnry sid that tue only additional iesti-
mony the prosecution wished To produce was a
medical man, to show tlIat death resulted from the
wont.
Mr, sreneer did not dispute that fact bu, con-
Gus, and TIA, Is 'rrls might have recovered had lie
received me dicl aid.
Mr.. Marbury said that no would rest the defence
here, with the privilege of producing medical tesu-
mony alterward a. 10 the nature of the wound.
Mr.. spencer then made q motion for the dis
charge OF his client on the following grounds:
lst That under tho AslhurtOn Treaty no Dcr,pn can
he sE,rilited homie 10 lm n,tted On brush ship
uile-t u u the degree OF murder and a. Tnprt 10
al killing " ~
Commissioner Osborn sail he would look into
those Two questions; the character OF tho defence,
cisiou on Wedne~da, mex az f. O'Clock. II diverse
to the prisoner the tril co1 d DO proceeded With.
Tie Court then adjourned.
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Americans 10 the Pr0nt-Aveuge the Death
of Gen. G0icOurin.

Ex-oficers and enlisted men Of the regular
and volunteer forces Of the United States and
tho States Lately in rebellion, VINO are not in
permanent or lucrative employment, are requested
u report by letter without delay to the Undersigned
giving full name, address, age state health, family
If any, and former rank, regiment, staff Civilian
friends Of and sympathzers with, the lamcnted Gen
Goicouria, the latest heroic martyr in the cause OF
American liberty, respectfully invited to send in
tier namos.
II press throughout The Unitod States will please
publish Adless col. DRAKE DE KAY,
uAie Fourteenth Infantry, u. A. Secretary
aJ W .L.Llm ElLNAL. NV Aurk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10
AN INDI1-RURBER Law.
How IL has become Possible 20 Erect Fram.
Houses within the Fire Limits without
Violating the Law Tho Part which 10
Greater than the Wkolc.


Houses within the Fire Limits withouI
Violating the Law The Part which 10
Greater than the WkoIc.
They are building three story frame house al
Bedford and Commerce streets. Work on It was
begun about three weeSs ago. by g. L. Russell, a
down town hardware merchant. Many have been
astounded TO see this work going on uninterrupt
edly for so many days, In direct violation VI tla
Fire law.
IL turns out, however, that Mr. Russell had oh
tanned from Mr.. James NJ. Macgrcgor permit for
what he is doing, on tho ground that tho structure
he IL now having erected H. not entirely new but
tie result of alterations in another frame huusy thai
stood on the SPOT.
This other house was a low, twostory sLauiv,
with high, old fashioned, - IN slel root, AMI US
occupied by three negro hmi les II was said 20
stead OF tearing Y DOWN, and orocint brick house
IN it, place, Mr.. Russell asks for Ucrrissi 20 .gT
or " improve" II, ana having received the utru /,
raises lhe toundliOn or his shanty Two feet, N-.ls
u new urst story ("oodei), constructs o rev tp
story, also woolcn, and patches up the Oh rCru'd
story In such way tlat an tra h loft ~ IL 4, me
four feet OF wO dwOrk on tue - lr4 and n ..'y 4
Tie interior. All that - to be seen Of the o. lie
lng after those improvements Is tie brick uU 't-
ton, and poIti N Of the second story. II d. It
whether Mr.. Macgr0glr Is aware OF the WYIH.I y
which his permit has been abused l. not cor ."G;
nut ms suDordlnItes who insuccol Mr.. R'-.'... .
snah,y al IL G tlme the permit was Applied .', -
surely are aware Of It.
H. the eli ;hbOrhooi where iris new n mo lRrl.
ing l. TO stand, brick house II seen or.N d.. - 1
intervals, Many houses have hTick 'front.', .'
bnit m ~ other parts Of wood. fire 'l1' "a
break out M a1y one OF them, With gu.I. sI-s
VIC, NoGl4 spread wish tcsnulo taI,dIb ~ WI
direction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

Messrs. TWEED and SwEESY held their
County Convention yesterday. No nominations
for Aldermen were made. No honest delegate
favored the nomination of the convicted ticket.
swiudlcr NICHOLAS MurLER. The Germans Of the
Fifth Weird, acting upon the suggestion of THE
SrS, have asked that TERENoE DuFFY be placed
upon the ticket. Let Tammany nominate him in
the stead Of MULLER. Moses TAYLOR and RoYAL
PHELPS need not be ashamed of running npon the
same ticket with such a man as TERENCE DUFFY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

has conhded V them its destnies, and by the
eternal principles Of right and justice"
When such language is held by influential jour
nails Of Madrid, 1t would seem 10 be difficult for
Spain to prosecute much longer . civil war so
unjust in it's nature, and so bloody and outrageous
in its mode Of procedure, as that in Cuba.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

Are the Young Democracy in favor of
railroad monopoly If Yes, let them vote for
CHARLES A. RAPALLo and RUFUS w. PEcKnAM
Tor Judges Of the Court of Appeals. If No. let
them make a ticket without the names Of these
two candidates, and circulate il, and vote it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10
Panic inn wu.birg,on Ch,rc,.

WASHINGTON, May 0.-Last night the column
fupnnrlns the gallery Of the Colore baptist Church,
on lhiid suect, gave way, aud the gallery settled
ABOUT foot, Tho congregation made a rush TO
ESCAPE, s'lnc Jumping rom the first and second
Story windows. Several sustained severe injuries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

LOUIS NAPOLEON is not pleased with the
success Of GAsros p'oRLEASs, Count d'Eu,
in putting an end to the Paraguay war. But he
can't plebisci,ize the La Plata States, and can't
prevent the 0rleanists from adding this Brazilian
feather 10 their cap.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

Boss TWEED must have the credit of keep.
ing his contracts. No Republican, no member of
the Ciuzcns' Association, eau complain that the
Boss has broken single promise. 1his is the
reason they all support him for the Democratic
nomination for Governor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

One Of the most eloquent passages in
Counsellor GnAuAN's summing up Of the Nc
FARLAsD case concludes with the following
question; "Who can check the light or restrain
the heat which issues from The Sun" Who,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

If tho Young Democracy want to show
power, let them prepare n ticket leaving Will
LIAM +. ALLEN off from the Court Of Appeals.
They viii thus strike at once tool of Tammany
and of Purtant,m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

The Hon. JAMES w. Hustled of West
chester, Republican leader in the Legislature,
has been elected Commissioner Of Emigration.
All right. OF course, so smart a man as Brother
HusTED did not 90 for Boss TwEED's new charter
for nothing. viii the Hon, HoRAcE GREELEY
please take notice of this interesting facts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

merged into some other paperi 1t gets dullcr
and deader every week. Nr. RoosEvELr would
do well to see if he can persuade the Atlas to
take IL OF his shoulders. Or the Era.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

If they nominate Old NICK MULLER for
Alderman, the Tammany party will make null
of their whole Aldermanc ticket But it is
never too late TO back out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

HAVANA, May 9,-Some of the principal ladies
IN Puerto Principe have signed their names to an
oduress calling ON their relatives In the insurgent
ranks to return and enjoy liberty under tLe Spanish
Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

1t is said that the carpct-baglcrs who in
wade and infest Indiana with a view to get
divorces are sure to be squelehed by act of
the Legislature. Good
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

aggregate daily circulation last sOeek,
GIL 800. Arerdgo daily circulation dur
ing the 9eek, 1oI,067. Daily acreage dur.
ing the precious Week, ending April 80,
IO2,2I7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

The following SAFE, were a so maze ycst5rf y
saanc, trmin ot 10 hoadN AZ lot on-.r g NJ '
az ana SIN t.ldncntlons 26sNltO. fr ttOnir.-" =
lot on u; . u st., "a lcet q. OF ith a. dan
e 10y lat or the block, for ony 5000 so Co., .'
mat were sold rcnarNahly cuca1 on sth "a a. !
.9rih Of 'iAi at dimenslons 5Kl0. cousd r'u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

Ono good thing at any rate will result
from the MCFARLAND trial il will kill the Free.
Love party dead as n door-nail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

The daily circulation of THE Sun during
Nc last eeek, uhich ended on Saturday,
IfaD T. trds as fOUops:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

on her foTeAnger the evidence ought 10 show Il 9th.
erNft why don't tlvy come forward an show VINO
TINS woman that DR. ssed Ia siks aud ne the diamond
ring waR You Will reuOteCt tbs witness testified tuat
she saw the sane female whom thc saw al this
house OetNeen August HnI octooer ls9. the week be-
woman Ihe truth T., there wac game Of hide andgO
seek going on at hat house during tie period numcd
among certain persons; aud some thugs may have oc.
CURED there not known to az the inmates Of The house
hat hicnardson and Mis-. Mcfarland In that house
together during That time Just certain that you
are ON those seats. II was possible, by careful yatCl
ng 10 have kept tho fact that they were there toget
or nom some VI the inmates vi that house, blt 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-10

Another thing to which wish IN this connection 10
call your attention Is ths hev do not show That Mr..
hcFarlana ever earned a tlLge dollar nom the time
sho abandoned hpI husband down 10 the time of tie
death Of Richardson The pIe umptlon ID, and We
Lave right to ue II IN argument, that from tunt time
sue was supper cd nv Richardson, the wages and the
price OF her SUBMISSION TO HE wishes. They say she
was writing tor some OF the pai era, hut They on =
nothing TO prove that sue ever received atY cuuary
beuctt nom this source II an Ears hat h' va living
week for extras AZ time when other source OF IA,
come Ii proved except
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BUTYoRE Dec 6-CQon-Mddng Upland 10 l5.c Low Md
eng e' Flour scys ho s SPerdRs tSg - i Se
go 7 DO Extra - = DO FANNY q go go S MsssTn ~ G
Wheat fmer; Choice White ~ 7o0 81 q Good to Prime 81 aoa
81 81 Common, VI loos 2o Ohio and Indiana 81 %a 81 g.
al aS gS Rye unchanged Poyaons-No business WHISKY
Bark 5r, No. Soercron al 2t Glover seed IN good demand
O 0lOsc q %: Timothy sud Fateei unchanged -Four extremely
doll and quotations barely maintained EItra Family IS iQo 80 % for
SPrug Whea s. Is for Pennsylvania go % sGr ia4ana ana
vsuia sud Ohio ~ Amber 81 430 ~ a. Rye ana 0as
TqSsn e So3 Gun s ns PSTi SER ser % Petroleum quiet Crude
5Ial5lc Refined 21 Q22.c Whisky unchanged M, scoo
bush sqG Foq quiet and Unclaimed "G g, q9 n
at "a 6c for New on track 7oc FOR OH du Ne.
Western 5 Rye dull sos for Western B.rley-Moe d,ms1d
PORK Iuiei at ~ So Lard quiet al l3Qlie Hgw1e' noma
MrwAuKEE Dec 6Four dull and unchanged Wheat fra Nc
MNsukee ~ Oa3 No d. II a. Corn Rye Oats aIa B1f
hblS Flour 1000 bush Wheat Shpmeus-7o0o blis Flour
sr Quiet and Hchsngd: held al Pie BGt &C. Bun
SdesCear Rib, g. Live Hos dull 80; ecspts 800
hesd Whsk S50Gc Green Meats sciye Shoulis oc sides
TOLEDO Dee 6Foar dai And unchanged Wheat unchanged No
So Si se H SsS q & E Rd * Red H. AG cc I ds better
New lghmH,d 4Sc Low DO and Michigan 4Sc New yellow 5O,
SpmentsOlO bib. Flour 5000 bash Wheat $500 bash
DrrEolr Dec 6whea que ard unchanged Oats Corn and
AlnANy n y Dec 6wheatn moderate supply and quiet Rye
nog prices. s IL has. New Round Yellow at &c., Barrg viii
% SI9 S, ss.1tt ' ami oe ear No. Gpc State at &
Oa tier rather more doing sales sg bush We'era on Pyae
aui in bulk. and one in bag at tGc w T.,
good l Bggng quiet and unchanged Cotton declining
Miings 4c Flour fru Extra Family - ~ Cram QUIZ and ul
sales $40 bis Prime Porl 4ls 5g 10000 o.. Bod Meats
alc for Clear sides $3.50 pieces Green ats hou block &C.
Pic; phn c Land in uerce lei kegs lic Whisky hm aud
p-.h.,.o u..b.r,.5 E1,rr 8,U aud non al
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CAMBRIDGE M.

tAMBhIDGk tMASNl LIVE SIOCk MARKET-DEC @
Ree CattlReced ,63 bead market prices
unchanged lesEItrs SPA 49,; First Quality. Sud+1l Oi
Second Quality, So so 5p Third Quality Sheep and
Receipts llJ bend good lots easily disposed o ~ fair
rsj@. pce remain unchn5ed sales in lots at = p - eah hiira
~ 3IA IS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
Cbnnrcs for Business ftlen
Situations Oanieo--female

AN AMERICAN WOMAN wants situation
~ WORKING HOUsEKEEPER q children and seansire's,
the of reference Aiire,. Box I. o. La
GOOD German Female SERVANTS at Mrs.
~ HlLDS Institute No. ~ Nookst between kSiu-ou
end Stlftonst~
XVANTED-A SITUATION by competent
w German Girl general washer, a1d
irouo willing and ohng best OF cty references CAL o. ~
BOKery. entrance On FDtst.
WANTED-By iirst-claSs LanndreSs Gen
w temeus WASHING IRONING families Washing IN house at
~ LuloEst, second loor rear best city reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
e,.,,d the stock fair ,ri pretty wen assorted We quot.


demsnd hgurcs current
Connecticut Ee; 250 &c for do seconds and ~
0s for Nspe New ON Hers y al4c DO assorted 9e
Wrapper Sc OHIO All renuvauia Filters snd Binders 100
Wrappers Soc Manufactured
s. .sHnc ~rstev uomnalv steady quote IN bond fol-
Black Work l6al9 common 70 medium and Ddlsc good 90
soil v less ei I'm but m most
cssss stcsdy f former rates. quote Havana 5G6c o
Common II 90 or Fair 70 frme' lara at S'!9' o
n prs o. = ~ for N Oat
WO0iT susfae ru lad Wool. has been fair demand bat
POOR los ueSectcl Extras have sold eey NH'aS
NoosSpHue Cn quiet, with additions 70 the sA A
Gin has demsnd. but has accumulated some
rt Woods have u g h demand sna IN
ck T. cbt m Foreign cont me 70 he 10 OsI
Wools importation being light We quote as follows;
DoNEsTtC fIEFCFsNeS lOrk, Michigan lnaua ana Moh'
SaHony Fleece s16,0c; Three quarter and fuihood MrIho
tbci Hsfhood Fleece 4tVi6c; Ouarerbood Fleece, $40
toc Common Fleece 4204c Comhing Fleece 5o0%c ono Penn
AMI NrgnaChoce Selected Fleece 55db1c Saho
fce 3005-; Threluarcr sRi fubood Menno 80 Ac tsu
and Full blood Mrrno 4o0 Hafbooi Fleece
tattc Su.rtebood Fleece 4o044c Comhng Feece 4ed%c
sci tecce a5ic Unwashei Combng 40 32c Canada Fleece
<irtHC
Trsw,suso woOL-ChOoo 5io53c; Pair Ga5Oc Inferior and
R.rrf... "A
Pisp City extra Pued 35d33c New.York CITY
rroar P.ai 02c; New York No Puld QOc
M., o Western super and extra, tOc;
"a a. & Country super Pae 10 Csc Country No. Puei
f.4Ec. Canada Pulled. 20fC
C,,ysl.-SIrug Clip enc 30a33c; Spring Clip medium
Clip low aud bury - TSc Fan Clip. A l. 2l0
R, Fan ,lp low grades AMI bury l5a1c; Extra Paed $50
~. Sgr.- Pulled alaJ3c Low Pulri 20aJc.
TFxAs-fue *; Medium, 8oG@c; Low 2O0l1c Inferior
r6rrc> w,oI,-Cae Of Good Hope 2}QJ,c; Mesla Pulled
an lIr Me,t.Ll l'W grades, tO0l"c
W>hf Bat Moderate dem'nd g The teroe sales
~ bb'S li01bounl, blt for Wool ADJ SV'. Tor
.ptJcnL
WHALEgONE IS very lul and f5ccs are uomaal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

The Oh stoet Of up SATURDAY when Washington
With with huge baskets after
cheap uy the have been slight and prices
ter choice Jee and chickens reached zc 90
Of n bills Ohio and luOs Jrcght poultry, u bsd 0rier
cod vth sill poorer at &C. FTesh receipts 10 good order
Of QUICKLY, 81 the Weseru, 10 prime condition BRING The
birds plenty, aud generally lover though
ssnya high Some Huyre De Grace birds sell a
pigeons coming sparngy from haouu and
s4I Il sc dsl A. dor Some Of The Southern quail
, BIZ hd order bbs should De drawn De-
f -enius market u tbs kud sold At 0GJ Ief
I squirrels worth o each Neusou " absndani aud dee'
e.~tp. ,-t.. .-4.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07
Con- Meal. coarse. Y
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

prr NOM RITer, Ifssfs- ava H1'IT0afF
DC 6-2i pkgs Ashes, 10 pkgs Beswsr M bales Broom on
bales Gotten n bhs Flour 28 6O6 bush Whe ~ @ huh
Corn Oats 433 bush Rye 800 bush Malt 81 az bu. B3r
lev bush Grass seed ia bush Beans. 800 lush Peas 80 h
SIS bags Meal pa bbls Spirits Turp lb bhs
Rosn PORK go IkgS Beef 80 pkg Cut eats go pks
Larl kegs Lard 10il pigs 65l pkc Ceet 92 b>
Kggs pigs Tsow Sc pigs Dried Fruit 80 hh Co'p O cakes
Copper hh WHISKY 90 bales Wool 2,9 bales HOPS. 1890 sides
Leather as bJs Hides hhi Tobacco 30 pigs Stah
80 kgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

or leEA
An auction sale OF horses carriages, harness blankets
etc, will be held at Messrs Barker IL HamlnS n l.
Tattersas Of Thirty -nnt-st and Broadway To-
morrow wednesday,, the 18th inst, at II O'Clock FOR
the particulars refer 10 our advertising columns
The demand for carriages to-day somewhat better
than az the close Of last week and although as rule nut
moderate activity is noticeable at the numerous car
rage repositories, OF principal dealers have
nevertheless reason to complain To the latter belong
Messrs Demarcst Woodruff Of Nos 623 and $50 Broad
way whose sales since Monday, with regard to number
"a well az quality, not far behind those reported
during the most active periods Of the trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-07

WELLINGTON Dec G--Coton dull; MdIin-s l3c; se small
nei receipts $40 bae expos-coavse 10 bAe'i soS "t'
bales
CHARLEsTov. Dec 6-Coton dull little doing Miding lci
sas 100 balesi receipts 40 bales, stock, J'z5l bales
ORLEANS. Dec 6-CottOn demand at love- rates; Md
dlngs ia 5c sales 000 bales; net RECEIPTS zoo bales, coast
wise rs bales; total lBj9 bales; Grea; Bru J'
bales 10 the Continent 1851 bales to Barcelona stock ~ ~ a
BALTNoRK Dec 6-CottOn dull and tending downs Mi1ln-s Joe
sales 80 bales receipts rs bales; l bales; total 40
baesi eIportscoasoise, 2OO bales stock. 90 bales
BOSTON Dec ttOOu quiet and weak; Mlngs 5ci sales $40
OIesi ce'pis-coastwe tt bales; stock. $500 bales.
NORFOLK, Dec 6C0on dull; Low Mddug .c; sales. 200
700 bales.
MOBILE, Dec 6Coton quet Mdlngv 0llc; sales 1890
ae> net receipts, 3 eHIOrs-cOsswse bales; 90 ~
halas
GALVESTON Dec 6-Cottou weak but demand fair; Good Ordinary
l-3e-; sales b0; net receipts 1875 stock. - 8J9
SAVANNAH, Dec 6CotOu lir demand Middngs l3'0 l4c
ae 2o0l; net receipts 43 exports tain 4Olt;
continent l,Ji9; coss.Nise, 3; stock, 7I3f!.