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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-04-27
CLOSING PRICES or DrHavEs A Bno.. No.
.-.n ~ - =. M 4 l. - n lE t.-u
MarEfts.
Clearfeld Markets.

Corrected weekly by Biousrn Mossor, wholssale
aud Retail Dealer IN Dry Goods, Groceries. Pro-
visions, 4c.. Market street, Clcarhtld, Pa.
ClEAnrirln, Pa, April 10, $50.
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SALT LICK HOUSE.
cILLILAND. PROPRIETOR.

JOSEPH CILLILAND, PROPRIETOR.
THE present occupant like his predecessor, hst
Il spared no pains in rchtfing this well known
house, situated on the river bank al Salt Lick so
as to accommodate the public generally,and n.
raftmen and iun.bermen in particular. His table
and bar will be supplied with the best the market
affords. due share Of public patronage solicited.
salt Lick, FEB. 2. lslo-3m.
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CLEARFIELp. PA.
Terms of Subscription.

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N AN after three and before six months..... 80
N paid after the expiration Of six months. 90
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
EnWARD MACK.

Con. MARKET a 81 sTs., cLEARFlELD, Pa.
UNHE proprisior has entered into The BOOT a
SHOE business at the above stand. and
d determined not % be outd0ns either Ia quAi-
ity o. price for bic work, Special sttonioa
vii be paid 70 manufacturing Sewed vorf. He
has on hand a large lot o. French Kip and
Calf skins, Of the very best quality. 7hs ciii-
tsns Of Clearhed and vicinity are respectfully
invited to give hina trial. No charge for calls.
novQ, t.u
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-07

OrFcL DF
PErRot%UT CENTRE uaILY RFtCt.
P&'gOlrrM CENTEE M.Itl
II" mlrsct is dun without any caanrc
since Saturday. Use auly sale TO report
4 cars al &l.2j. We quite 40 &t 800
$3.50.
ftpDifH og all Fnc hafas cE 1ctr0lyKni
tn Now Gort,EcAtcrdoy.
Crude bulk quiet ! 3. sale 40b bbls this
fsure. Refined lcss inquring lr,c.s no
material cherge. standard white 2Gl$ -
Philadelphia delivery. market dull, b,ca
q lew tHp. 1T orders clcsoA out.
r'1i-'ss1.s sisr
SEstsseA-., b.EaasA t.ga--.s2 AAA,
EGEehE'fs.
western Union a-IBc Market Report.
II Special Dispatches to the DAILY Eeoo.d
~ New York, March I.
|, Crude. 1884.
Refined, 2S,
jan.
N"v&Dac.
Spot.
Market--D1ll.
fhlladelphia, March /.
Crude Az. -.
=. l.. ). To- W, S. ". 2934.
Market Firm.
P.,tsburg, Magcl I.
Spot IL.
S o all year -.
B o all year -.
Rctiued 24
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DRUGS! DRUGS

.ure Drals ut Chrisi.'s
Pers Drugs At Christie's.
Pure Drugs ut Chrlstie's.
Prescriptions Compounded At Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christls's.
Prescriptions Compounded at C ,ristie's.
Prescriptions Cora ,,aun.icd at Ckristis,.
Neticines at ChrisIies.
Melicines At Chrisiiss.
Medicines At Chri-ties.
heiicinta Q Christie's.
Medicines at Christie,s
Prescriptions Compo Nndcd at Christie's
Inscriptions Compounded at Christis's
frescriPdO Compounds ~ Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Chrisiis's
MT, Prescriptions Compounded at CAristie'e
Toilet Articles At Christies
Toilet Articles at Chiisties
Toilet Articles at Ch-isties
Ioilet Articles at Christie's
Toilet Artic rs at Christie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
Prescriptions Compound ID at Ch riste's
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christles
rre crlptions Compounded at O. ristic's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
rurs Liquors At Chritie's
rure Liquors at Christie's
pare Liquors at Christie's
rure Liquors at Chrisie's
Fars Liquors at Christie's
prescriptions Compounded OF Christie's
rrescri' ttons Compounded at Chrste'e
PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Chrls,ie's d
prescriptions Compounded ut Christies
Pm. r, PRESCRIPTIONS Compounded at Christios
nure Wines at Christe's
lure Wines ~ Christie's
pare pare Wines At Christies
EUfs Wines ut Clrislie's
Prescriptions Compounded at Christie's
prescriptions Compounded ~ Christies .
prescriptions Compounded at Christie .
prescriptions ,onpOunded AT Christie =
Uin us At Christ.e's - 9A'''"'
Uis at Christie's
vls at Christie's
Ols at Christie's
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Prescriptions Compounded At Christie's
rLescriptions Compounded at ChrIstie's
descriptions Compounded at Chrislie's
nresciip ions Com mpouuded at Christie's
p.nts ppaints At Ohrisie's - 0"'A'"e
rants at Christie's
rssnts ut Christies
ppshls at Christies
rants st Chri.ties
descriptions Compounded at Christie's
scriptons Compounded at Christies .
Prescriptions Compo undvd at Chris,ie'
.rrcacripiiOns Compounded at Christjs's
paten. ~ yfrescrii'ti0ns Compounded Al Christie.
Pstsn, "es,icines At Christic's
pstontt dicines at Christie's
ps.ont. Ne cines at Christi,'s
pssea.. NED, mes at Chri.tis's
'~'' hedcipes at Christies
No IS Washington Street
No IL Washington Street
No. l3 Washington Stree
NO. l3 Washington Street
Petroleum Can't. n, NO. ~ WI ing Oh Stree
ps,.col psrol um Centre Pa.
neuoeln C.Itre pa
po"o lm Centre P,
Nefoicum Centre. pa
J. III CHRISTIE.
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s. re - e. f-rog ~ - I'd T'ns1 -
- - s4,&1f la. h x y
Eluwefotne II few of tho a-,clcs to ss
iIu,d IL
I. NJ. GTBRNBURGG
T..'.:g,7ZGz K: b G r Z Y & ard
Va aell!ngton-St,, PetroiraM
teKtre, Pa.
FlieNda ard patrons ore an1Gll,
Your attention to MY BIZ" would Gsl';
'Iimts arc dull an money tight,
Bat il these times I'm locking for light
| To those who are building rigs without number,
would 'n!ogG-- Ais is the lace 10 buy Lumber;
My motto i. ihis; 20 lick Sales and small Profit
Fc. business is Eoai5iy and thinl, much OF Ii:
In 'ali'y my Lumber is second to none,
And IA for Shingles, keep MOL;
Some may not lo,k at it in the light do,
AAG f1c t,oso Lave & quality No.2;
Ara 70 those who are rarticu ar-as soma may be
still La. 'notl,. quality cs. ed % .
I have good seasoned Lumber. Dressed up nice,
:. Itch ,.!. s,l q. 3 low cash pie;
s,:c!l rs i,eriur, Ceiling and siding, ooh norg,
and ira>sel,
La;h, Bait,na and Surfaced Lumber, ell OF tn
b-s.
7 ESQ have H5 TlmLc~ Of all kinds,
! N prices 10 compare with oil and hard times;
I'll Einds Of Timber hrpt constantly on hand,
And t. boz ci C'g.Ts Ga yely good brand;
Ny f.ciles FOR sci ing are .ure'y without ruubcr
/ s."ay. Keep good c2u.s to deliver good Lumber
50 # you want Lumber, Rough, Dressed, sos o
lI.rl,
You VIII ind Just what you wen n. I. u s. Lum
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sbos. !. smiths large stock Of boots and
70 onered at cost for the noxt 60 dsy,
Dec s Il
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
CHINA AND JAPAN.

Arrival or tho steamer America from CHING
List OF Passengers for New York and Europe.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1870.
The Pacific mail steamship America arrived this
Uorning from Japan She brings advices from
hong Kong to December ls ana Yokohama to De.
csmber 81. She experienced stormy monsoons IN
tne China Sea-
The Pacific mail steamship Japan. from San Fran
cisco, arrived at Yokohama on December a.. All
well.
J. McLeary Brown, Chief Secretary OF the bur.
llngame mission. reached here BY the steamer
America en- route to Washington. as bearer OF the
tatied treaty between the United stales ana China.
Tho America brings 1900 packages OF tea, eighty.
six OF SILK and loeo OF merchandise Tor New YORK,
and the following passengers
Hooker, Cniteo States Navy; william Rhodes United
States Navy; J. Wilson, United States Navy; u. VI.
H. Jones, United States Navy; Pay master Aliey
United States Navy j. J. Ray, W. Finley, g. E. Mig
ley, ]. McLeary Brown, ID. X. Magrath. q. Grau
Michael Brankng, Charles Price, Lieutenant Com
mander w. q. Dana United States Navy; NJ GIllct
Gill. William Roonct, H. b. H. Wade, Frederick
Hanna. James Pierce. Richard Crrith George w.
Egg'estou, Charles Jones-and 7l3 Chinese IN the
eteer8ge.
For NeU York-Henry King, Jonathan Parsons, j.
A. Murphy, c. h. Kimberly, I. Williams, }. J. Wood
tngtOn Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, Mr.. Hanson, II. Joseph,
Captain +. Neil. Edward Cunningham and family.
tain H. Kcltng, Robert ". Gratain Frank 4.
Schayer Eugene Won Denherd, $. Sauruursi, Harry
Wright, Mrs. T. g. Wright, Mrs. Robert Schmidt aud
Mr.. Suchen.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
OHIO.
The Cigarmalscrs' Strike i'm Cincinnati
Seizure Of Goods Consigned to II. VI.

The CigarmalkcrS Strike i'm CINCINNATI
Seizure Of Goods Construed to X. VI.
Pouacr0y.
ClsciNNATI, Jan. %, 1870.
The cgarmakers, to the number Of 8, 900, now on
a strike held "A meeting yesterday, and were adj
dressed py several members eli the International
Union, who have been attempting to eject settle.
men. OF the differences. The employers insist on Il
reduction OF two dollars rer thousand and the en-
ploycs resist it. Although committees have been
appointed to confer upon the subject neither party
was disposed to concede. The speakers declared
yesterday tnat the cigarmakcrs must stand firm.
They said thare mas been no reduction In the price
OF cigars, therefore the manu!acturers demand was
without just foundation.
The Western Dstlllers Association yesterday dis
Cussed the reported determination OF Commissioner er
Deano insist forty eight hours fermen tatlo
but as no oflciai information had been received ii
was determined TO take no detaite action TIL the
z7th INST anu the meantime TO ask Mr.. Delano TO
suspend collection on the assessment One dist,ler
SAID the enforcement OF the rule had already cost
him 50 oco, and he would close his dlstery before
he would consent to be robbed.
The office furniture OF X. N. POmer0y, who was
rested in New York on Friday, was yesterday siczed
by the parties who had furnished II upon credit
Goods consigned 10 hun wero also detained at the
depot The impression here ID he undertook 10 carry
on business In the name OF X. NJ. PomeroY Il Co.,
whose house closed on the 1st OF January.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

Osska wAioh viii probably dssag the minsags Of the
new c0tn.
Political anairs are qplet, although indications Of
approaching trouble are manifest.
The telegraph line from YOkonama to JeddO ID
nearly completed.
Several rice riots have occurred In the interior.
little vessel named the "Paris Port de Mer" has
arrived here from Paris she will return direct 70
the same city by way Of tue Suex Canal.
Tne ship Ellen Hood has been SOLD Dy the United
States Consul at 81, 100.
The import trace Is in a more disastrous state of
stagnatlon, possible lhan al the last adylcss Tho
only activity noticed Is In the shipment OF teas 70
America.
SILK continues dull IN consequence o! tho discour-
aging adyiccs from abroad The arrival. or SIX tho
past fortnight were 2s0 bales. ana the settem,nts
were a30Gr the same. Tie stock In Yokohama Ia
about 1000 bales
Teas steady. The settlements were a. 600 picu.ss
principally for the New York market. Prtces have
advanced 81 q 81 per picnie since the last quota
tions. Tho stock has been reduced, And the amount
now In Yokohama does not exceed 5000 p!cu.es.
Exchange on London, IS. o4a. on Pars, So
francs.
The British bark Hercules bouni 10 this port With
cargo Of rice foundered December 9. on rormosa.
The steward was drowned. The remainder Of tn
crew were rescued by the bark Hong Kong,
The ship Rileman sailsl for Boston December
with 1000 packages oil tea.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
COE.c' conc CONGRESS.

Gcnealo.ists have not set agreed whether Prince
Conus Is grandfather, father, brother or cousin OF
the first or any other degree 10 Prince Carniya!.
he their family relationship whatever IL may Prince
Conus, whether old or young, must be 4 very Jolly
soal for he held high court anI congress yesterday
evening IL the Cermania Assembly Rooms In the
BOwery. His Highcess was represent, III ny his
Prime Minister Julius Korn; Minister Of his house.
hold, Carl EGckhestcr; the Minister Of Finance
Hugo Rothscha, and all his other ministers
AMI ccurticrs. In the congress which was well
represented. the ladies' TOOK quito an important
Part, showing the great advancement. In the politi-
Cal institutions 0f the dominion OF the Prince The
hall oil meeting was appropriately decorated. Tho
ministers we've seated ON raised patorlu em1el-
lished by porIaits Of a Of them In gluc co.ors.'
The .'lribune' for the SPEAKERS consisted or a
gigantic Schwarzwald clock, represcnting. pictured
Oh The 'front.' doors, Oid Mother Goose and her pet
cat newspaper was circulated full OF witty
references 10 modern lolies anu sarcastic hits at
occurrences or the day. Ono verse, an "Eiegy
TO Lager Beer" referring to the contes. he
tween brewers Tor lowering the price OF the article
says, In substance, 20 poor lager beer. How you
are 10 De pNied Hitherto the temperance men and
now the brew ers themselves put YOU downW MANY
songs humorous addresses an lila ,.ra.cd history
or Prince COinns, and trayesty on the imprisoned
men al Cracow were performed. The members of the
Manner Carnsval Ncrcln made their appearance In
body dlrtny The evening ana were heartily greeted
President Snuer answering IN humorous speech.
~
one OF which was t,at the Comic congress or Prince
C0lnu5 VIII he held with the Assistance OF .iadics
aud other tom foOlertes.' Complimentary, wasn't
ltY Among tns songs, one contained y verse winch
III free translation ni,2't be gwen as follOws:-
And when the Pope without "A prop,
With Ioml,' zoos cap hides hIs top
And goes galamanderins,
Then aaieu adieu, adieu &c.
The nrst entrance OF the council OF the Princes
ministers covered as they were with nca,s OF bears
asses. lions. apes. birds aigatOrs, &c was loudly
appanded; 50 was also, the 1rst song, Tine foos'
Motner.an'l' wnlcn, denying all countries as sucn,
d1ally declared Paradise 70 be IT, where Eve and
Adam made zoos OF themselves about the apple.
and II they had not d0.c SO where would al tho
fools come from? Tha whole passed on asreeab.y.
and ended with q dance.
The best OF all was panorama with explanations
by Mr. bOriMsky. Iammany Hall was represented
AZ an establishment where only honest aldermen
and supervisors are admitted, but $50 DuIcnman
need apply" Presdelt Grant--As Q statesman he
has horse sense rs an orator ne Is SILENT as
smoker irresistible, and Prince COmus will erect
him monument III the midst Of the Atlantic Ocean.
Henry ard Beecher, Horace Greeley Parson Cook,
General Butler was treated IN similar manner
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
VIRGINIA..

Accident on The Virginia aud Tennessee Rail.
rond-Sicepinx Gar Dashed to Pleces-
Twelve Persons Injured.
RICHMOND, Jan. %, 1870.
The mail train on the virginia and Tennessee Rai-
road which leis ..ynchourg at twenty minutes past
FIVE O'Clock OH Saturday afternoon, experienced q
variety OF disasters. When about six miles from
that city some machinery OF the engine broke which
caused the train to return to town. This occasioned
considerable delay and the train did not agaIa leave
till five minutes after eight IN the evening. When
about two miles west OF Bonsdck's depot tho Sleep
ing car was thrown from the track, precjpltated
down an emhanku.cnt and smashed TO pieces.
Mellon General william &. ,Reddy, OF Mississippi
aud ten others were severely bruised, though no
bones were broSen. and, IL Is thought none fatally
Injured The wounded passengers were placed ON
other cars and proceeded on their i0arhey south.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
J.PAy.
English Loan for IBfernal improvements
Tho New Japanese Colnu gc-Opcning Of
New Coal Mines.

English Loan for IBfernal improvements
Tho New Japanese Coinugc-Opcning Of
New Coul Mines.
YOKOHAMA. Dec. 81, 1850,
Via SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1870.
Mr.. Hulay, late Inspector General OF Customs, nag
concluded loan OF El.oOO,ooo sterling to the MI
kaao's government to build railroad from Yeddo to
Kloto He represents that several English capital
lists have erected loan OF f2, 900 moro on the
public works. The British Legation rendered him
ne assistance In the negotiations.
The government has informed the foreign Minis
tcra 1t will coin new Japanese dollars as soon as 1t
can get workmen from the English Mint. The new
donar Will be q tribe liner and heavier than the
Mexican dollar. In time the circulation will expand
Sufficiently 10 take the place Of the old coin.
The Government Mining Engineer has left FOR the
Inland Sea to open fresh coal mines. He has also
commenced the drainage works for Yokohama.
DR.. Wills, who established hospital and school
OF medicine at Jeddo, is ABOUT to proceed to Salas
mas to provide for the establishment OF similar In.
etitu.ions.
The city OF Yokohama Is In demoralized condi-
ton. There Is no municipality and no police. Mur-
dcrs riots and assaults are frequent Trade 10 sus-
pended during the holidays.
i destructive nre has occurred at the mint at
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
CHINA.

Ratification Of tho Treaty With the United
Statos-The Term OF the Burlmxamc
RIissiou Observation-Disclosures Of For.
eigners With tho English Treaty.
HONG KONG, Dec. IS. 1859,
Via SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. %, 1870.
The treaty concluded by Mr.. Burlingamc between
NE United Stated and China has boen ratified by the
gh!ness government.
Through the negotiations OF Secretary J. McLeary
tended two years and the sum or $l40, 600 In gold
has been appropriated for the expenses OF the En-
bassy.
The revised treaty between Great Britain and
China IL published. No one Is satisfied with II ex.
cept the Chinese They get million ana half OF taes
In extra duty on opium while the foreigners receive
nothing In exchange worth having Inland steam
navigation 10 not conceded ana transit dues OF two
and half per cent are exac.ed OH imports 1t is
not believed that the treaty will secure foreign
goods the interior from the seizures on frivolous
pretences OF which merchants have So often com.
planned heretofore.
Sir Rutherford Alc0ck, while visiting the Chinese
ports previous to his departure for England went TO
Nanking where he demanded satisfaction FOR the
ouira:es committed on the missionaries. lie was
rudely received BY the Chinese officials and hooted
at in the street by the people, the local government
answered his demand with nothing but empty
promises, and he was obliged to leave the affair in
the hands Of the British Consul for settlement The
French demands for indemnity better received,
ana there was prospect OF an accommodation OF
these 0iams
Several cases Of piracy have occurred, the most
ar0cious Of which is that OF the British bark Graf
ton. While the bark was waterlogged near La.
drones she was boarded by the pirates. who mur-
dered the crew and destroyed the vessel.
Mr.. Cooper, who Is making m overland trip from
India to CHINA through Thlbet, has been heard FROM
= lie says he is confident OF success
The Austrian nag was raised at shaDghae on
December 8, and sau'ed with twenty. Que guns.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24

few stood up ON the seats 70 obtain good v,sw,
but none behaved rudely 70 the Prince BY presGina
themselves upon his attention.
IN the vicinity OF the Church OF the Epiphany there
IS Methodist church and BAPTIST church. the con.
srega'ions OF both OF which were dismissed before
mat OF the Eplscopa, church. The Methodist church
Is about bali BLOCK distant and ~ the people came
ons OF " they stopped in front OF the Epiphany TO
sei q glimpse OF his Royal Hghness a. ne passed
out. Before the services were ended very large
crowd mad assembled Doth sides OF tho street,
as wen as In the area inside the rail-
ings around the church. The vestibule vas
a.so nlied, and haf dozen p0iicemeu
sfood ready 70 clear the passage as soon as sne cons
greRat!on was dismissed. general announcement
OF "Hers he cones," ran through the crowd, ana
soon the Prince made his appearance sscorsinR
Mrs. Thornton followed BY Mr.. Thornton ana the
suite
"where is the Prince p, asked gushing youns
lady Of her escort.
.rhere no goes with policeman-that yoang rel
low with blonde whisxers' was the reply.
"Welu said . man. I'VE can 60 homo satisfied
now that we hare seen the back OF tho Princei
head.n
The crowd followed the party along the street foi
considerable distance. bus shsre were no demon
strations ana no unssemly remarks made except
the criticisms which might % expected ~ 30 thu
personal appearance and dress o. the Prince.
Upon returning TO the residence OF Mr.. Thorntoa
after church the party partooK OF q lunch. Aftel
lunch the Prince proposed walk. and IN oompany
with Mr. Thornton. Colonel Elphisntone, Lieutenant
Pickard. Mr.. Ftzr0y and Mr. L. Poer Trench. he
started for Arlington, going by way OF Georgetown
across the Chain bridge returning by way or che
Long BRIDGE walk OF some eight miles. The Prince
evinced great interest In examining the graves Of
tho soldiers the National Cemetery NJ Arlington
a. also shs late residence Of General Lee.
That which especially attracted hts attention
in the cemetery was She monument erected to
the unknown dead" The Prince took great pains
to inquire into all the objects interest that we're
pointed out to him, ana expressed himself much
pleased wtth his vislf.
Lady wyndnsm, wife OF the commander OF hes
Majesty's forces in Canada, who IL on her way 70
Florida where her husband mas gone for the beneat
Of MS health, ana Sir Alexander Mackenzie who
happened 10 be In the city, diued Mr.. Thorntons
to-day with the Prince. After dinner secretary Fish
called to pay his respects ana 10 arrange for the
presentation Of the Prince TO tho President to-mors
row. 1t Is not customary for Prince to rocsivs
Secretary Of State Informally. but under the Cir.
cumstances the Prince saw MIR. Fish, and It was
arranged that he should pay his respects ut noon
Tomorrow 20 the President. After visiting the White
uoase the Prince Will look through the Executive
gress II s his Intention to the Soldiers Home
and is said that Colonel Lee u making great pre-.
parations 10 receive his Royal Hghness Ths Prince
expresses himself greatly pleased with the recep-
tion ne has met thus far In Was shington.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET9.
HAVANA, Jan. ~. I3'

HAVANA, Jan. 23 1870.
The following was the state OF the market Ut the
closing yestcrday:-for sugar there Was . little
speculative inquiry, but quotations were unchanged
BUYERS demand reduction. The business was
small on account Of the dispute about taxes Stock
IN warehouse a. Havana and Matanzas. 153, 600
boxes and 1000 hogsheads. Exports during the
week from Havana and Matanzas-To foreign coun.
ries 900 boxes and 1000 hogshcads; 10 the Unite0
States, A. 800 boxes MOlassea weaker. Lard declin-
ing; erces &C.. tins, 81 Flour STEADY. But
ter nat. Iallow firm. Bacon dull ar l9Ac. Petro.
eum declining; barrels, ~ reals; tins reals P0-
tatoe3 nat NJ $3 S7h. hams-rhe market was
The market vas supplied with box Al r0als hoxs-
head shocks IN demand at s. 25. noops--Fourtccn
advancing lo2sheads OF sugar to the United states
IS so - rs; hOgsheads OF molasscs to the United
states, 81 IS so; ireights 10 Falmouth and orderA
ATS. a ton.
The New York herald., 1870-01-24
NEW YORK.

Navigation OF the HMdson-U nfavorablc Pros.
peci for the Ice Companiss-Arrest OF Sup.
posed NIurderers.
P0UGHKEEPsIR Jan. %, 1870.
The steamboat Norwich Is fast In tue ice between
CatskIll aud Hudson She VIII endeavor to get fnr-
ther north tomorrow.
The ice blockade at Hudson is OF such nature as
to seriously alarm the Ice companies that vicinity
The police have arrested James p. williams
James X. Lee ana Peter Williams. charged with at
tackng the residence OF anu beating Robert Thorn,
the Duchess county farmer. who has since died 0i
his injuries.