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RIVERS, WEATHER N BUSINESS.
GAS WORKS, June Is. 1870.
The river fell II inches in the past "A
hours. Below high water mark Of 1857,
feet 4inches.
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B. LowENsTEIN q Bros. will offer TO-
day an immense lot of of
Prints, Domestics, Tickings, Bingham.
White Goods, Linens, Dress Goods,
Lawns, Cassimeres, Tweeds, ETC., etc. ali
those who can make use Of Remnants
should be sure TO callat B. Lowenstein g
Bros. TODAY.
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15rH JUDICIAL CIRo'T

TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FIF-
y TEESTH JUDICIAL CTRCUTT.-n response
10 the hattarfng assurances Of support which
have been rendered TO me, I hereby announce
myself a candidate Tor reelection 70 me
once OF Acknowledgement OF the FliteenIh
lu8frisl tfrcuft. Election first Thursday IN
Auousr next WALKER WOOD.
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iERz0G & Bro,

ATTEND the great closing sale of Dry
Goods in our retail departments this
morning. A. SEESSEL & SON.
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DRESS GOODS. PARAsaLs.
c PARAGRAPHS.

Ladies' and Cents Hosiery at extra bar.
gains at Bankrupt Sale, Southern Palace
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REMNANTS for half their value. at B.
Lowenstein 81 Bros. to-day.
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JOE LOCKE, 238H Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities.
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BANKRUPT SALE, SOUTHERN PALACE.
No. 1872 Main street. Gents Linen Shirts.
Undershirts and Drawers.
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REMEMBER THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE

1872 Main street.
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PosTPoEEMEST OF PACING RACE
great pacing race Of the season, Monday.
the 10th of June, 1870, for. $500. Joe
Seligman enters b.g. Champagne Charley;
X. ID. Anderson enters gig. George Pea
body, to harness and to rule; best two i'm
three.
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THE LATEST News may always be had
at Joe Looke's News Stand, 236X Main
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RIVER & W
BOATs LEAVING THIS DAY
DEPARTURES

In PORT.
Mary Boyd, Robert Burns
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FOR JUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

fudge 18th JUDICIAL CTRCUIT-At the
j request OF a respectable portion or the
bar. aud Of the people OF the FliteeuthJ Judi
cial Circuit. I announce myself a candidate
Tor Tudre OF that Circuit. The election is 70
be held on the drst Thursday, being the 4th
day Of August next
aU6 LcAAL p. N4E1LzEs
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ANNOUNCE
FOR COUNTY REGISTER

ROOSTER am a candidate for
= County Register. Election first Thurs
ay in August. fjel6l JNO. BROWN.
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ZOE 81. FRANCIs RTVER.
FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
HUBERT master
This elegant and win steamer
will leave as above ~
FRIDAY. nth inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD U Agents,
jel5 MOsby Block, SO4 Front Row.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-13
WENDELL PHILLIPS.

ACCEPTS THE NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR
|pF MAssACHUsETTs-HIs LETTER OF ACCEPT
kNCE.
(BosToN, Sept. 12.-Wendell Phillips ae-
pts the nomination for Governor in the fol-
Wing letter:
have no wish to be Governor of Massa-
lsetts, and flattering as is this confidence.
thoroughly dislike to have my name drawn
o party politics, for I belong to no poll
al party; but see nothing in your plat
m from which l dissent, and the struggle
ich underlies your movement has my
lest and heartiest sympathy. Capital and
or are partners, not enemies. They stand
e to face in order to bring about a proper
ision of common profit. 1 am fully con-
|ced that hitherto legislation has leaned too
ch. leaned most certainly toward capital.
Hereafter we should be impartial. The
should do all it can to give the masses
re leisure, more complete education, better
bortunities, and fair share of the profits.
3 shame to our Christian city and civili-
ion for our social system to provide aud
Pect that one man at seventy years of age
build be lord of many thousands of dollars,
lie hundreds of other men, who have made
good use of their talents and opportunities.
on charity for their daily bread. OF
rse there must be irregularities, but the
minds and heads of the land should give
mselyes to the work of changing this
SIS injustice, this appalling inequality. /
sure that the readiest way to turn public
ught and effort into this channel is for the
kiDgmen to organize political party.
he social question never gets fearlessly
ted here until we make politics turn on
The real American college is the ballot
and on questions like these political
BY has the surest and readiest way to stir
ussion and secure improvement. If my
be will strengthen your movement you are
come to 1t. Allow me to add, though
king for large vote, if we fail we should
be discouraged by a small one. Last
rs experience shows your strength, and
anti slavery movement proves how quickly
rrect principle wins assent if earnest men
/ for 1t. WENDELL PHILLIPS.
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CO EENII %
DODGERS d wOsTENHoLM'S POCKET
ICKNIyES, Pearl and Stag handles. and
beautiful finish; Rodgers, and Wade
Butchers Razors and the celebrated Le-
coultre Razor; ladies' Scissors, In cases,
OF the finest quality; Rodgers Table Cutlery, Carvers
and Forks, Razor Strops, Cork Screws etc. Ear In
struments, TO assist the hearing OF the most ap-
proved construction, at p. MADEIRAS.
No 11b TENTH Street. below Chestnut
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Psvre is e-.pectea here ,o.niph,.- ffbe asks the
Enehsh government TO offer terms it will do 30,
but noe ii unasked.
- Granville will be present at the conference with
Favre.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury orders an offcrtory
for the sick and wounded in all the churches of his
diocese.
The Pope has sent protest to the Powers
against the occupation of his territory, but will not
resist it by arms. He is coming to England in a
British frigate, and the Archbishop is preparing
for his reception
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 113E.
The Panama and West India cable is
ben for public business.
IA Postal Convention has been concluded
treen this country and Brazil.
|-Distilleries are getting to work again,
ID the demand for Internal Revenue stamps
rapidly increasing.
ESeveral persons were injured by an acci-
mt on the Lehigh and Susquehanna Rail-
hd, near Catasauqua, yesterday.
Three lives were lost at Sulphur Springs,
bio, on Friday, by the accidental explosion
a store of three kegs of powder. The
ildipg was completely destroyed.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Leopard, Hughes, Boston, Weld, Rice & Co.
Steamer j. s. Shriyer, Webb, Baltimore, AGroves,Jr.
Nor bark De Geer, Tellefsen, Cork, for orders, L.
Westergaard & Co.
Brig Mary A. Chase, Dolan, Matanzas, Warren g.
Gregg,
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MILLINERY, ETO.

NJ r S. r. D o N,
NOS. 1928 AND ss1 SOUTH STREET.
LADIES' and Misses Grape, Gimp, Hair Pamela ana
Straw Round and Pyramid Hats; Ribbons, Satins,
Silks, Velyets and Velveteens, Grapes Feathers,
Flowers, Frames, Sash Ribbons, Ornaments, Mourn
pg Millinery, Grape Yslsi etc. IA
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WI NlGw,ss< d...aLSC SnsA,,1
sE5E Cltu ..ot kodG, "a e1tSA6r Csecr
SHll5 c0a1a 9Ah S9NnUyN a~vsl StIlirf IC3
8 ca.lAGI VI UV.lG hoi.St C0SGO al
E6I lan..csv alt.f foeO LNG...S kuN0
ASfE ol,Cq Goi t'S st,ase.. ct,opCl1
SSeNE SOe6v6l1 o9G IlqivvNI 4AatoNb,
- obtte& y 2 ~ !4Se1a.AEE
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

The wheat active, aud with light
bushsl o The sar,ness % was light how-
ssr = D. as'sssd @ s0 %'a,s5; y waite
he winter quoted n 2s and choice No. Milwa
prices about &c. higher; aee sold $4,000
bushels at 81 u Tor Old Mixed store &c ,a &c 3 for damp
Southern and s2e for a, stray yellow Pats though quiet
in store &c for do. aos &c ss for State on pier
b9c for Jersey and Southern Rye dull and nom
Barley was dull but unchangea saessoC bushels two
c.ce ssass IA ~ % Sold al al Iass r. mat '0'
ma,ke. quiet and there was less
sha1erlns business dull The
IT, I q sS. s cedar 0n bark at On s e eans
steamer 600 bbls -four at Is 3D., lOO bales cotton at nd
s Il TO sIasrow per steamer go bbs -four al 2s TO Ant
werp 500 bbs spirits ,upehne At a. Cd No charters were
slow demand and We ,d heard q no sales
q,
'I e sales Price. were ..m,.
was ss, sss .sn ssrdy 4 % r %vsss with
os ys 'sS' s ~ va. au
ns &c ssa.ss s'' Gssa
mixed asc. English islands $Gs ssc Old do,
sss Soc Old Porto Hso s, 49, 4Ss Soc New Orleans 7ee
4 2S do. English Islands and ,00J bbs New Orleans
NAVAL SroREs.Sprits turpentine good demh nd,
and with light offerings The market and prices
advanced about lc closing f5c for lots
arrive and 45c do in yard The sales $40 bbs
45c. to arrive and 45c s6c the price
for small lots kosin Strained sought AFTER
the offerings being light, prices higher closing ~ l
~ l5 Other kids we're dull but unchanged The sales
1000 bbls Strained at a. 10 ~ Id 200 do. No
81 7j IS 1915 and small lots, pale at So 50. We
qote:No. - 20 So 90; No. l. g 10 "a pale, ~ %
and nominal at yesterdays prices.
orLsAn kinds dull, and prices nominal at our
last quotations.
PErRoLEua.The market for crude, in bulk quiet,
there being but little demand and sellers generally
reaze but prices not quoaby lower No sales
reported The closing prices 6c. for spot,
&C. 1TSc. xtweeks delivery. Crude, In bbla,
held at 23sc No sales reported Tho business
refined light the demand from ali sources being limited
but holders demanded full prices The sales were 700 bbs,
A. gAc 900 do for January at 32c 900 do for the last
half OF February at 81 the market closing with sellers
asking &c. for spot and slc 3c for the first half OF
rebrnary Jobbins lots were unchanged IN value
standard and prime white selling at 33c n
&c Naphtha was dull and nominal at 10sc. u llc
In Phlaielphia the market hrmer but the business
again light There sold 8 bbls. standard white for
January at 304c, closing at G0c 3lc. with small offer
ngs O0 do by weighp for the 6rsi half February $685.
and l,Uu0 do. for the last half do mt 3051c.
73 bbls pork, $50 bbls and erces
beef 4b packages cut meats 32 bbs and ercea lard 7s
dressed hogs The market for pork, the spot dull
the business being confined 70 jobbng lots and prices
heavy aud closing however, at about yesterdays
prices, vz :$7 90 SN Nv for moss, wholesale
lots. There were sold w5 bbls. ~ &a7 7s tor
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DO family Unnspscsed thin quoted s6 s27
bbs msss March delivery, brought SW rs Drsssod
hogs were dull but unchanged quote city As 2c isc.
and prices steady, especially for the better grades
which In demand saes, SOU bbls ~ xl0 l7
.as s ~ ss az"
$z7 $y for India Beef hams du but unchanged
small s.les reported at wi latter price for
common choice picked hams nbc 12c. dry salted
Bacon nrmer, with fair dnand the sales being O
boxes at 1876 issc, for Cumberland cut .c 44c for
lard quiet and rshor heavy The sales pack
ages at l6c 1885, the latter price for prime For
future delivery the saes were 1850 tierces for February at
RIcE--Carolina dull, there being no demand except
for retail lots prices heavy nominal at &C. 7c
for common prime No sales reported.
SEEDs.-Lnseed dun and noynina! at ~ 90 gold,
duty paid Grass VERY dun and nominal former prices
called dull b6 tierccs were sold at l6 &C
sUGARThe market for dull, there being scarcely
er generally quoting old fair good refining Cuba at lUsc
Aio5c The sales were 70 hhds par. lIse for nsish
active and pr,aes wers aeera, W oy my "m ,h
market sast , closing =, HE asc; for hard, 23sc.
s Yellow W @ s tor sst % ana & s
lining y4c. lO,ac fair do lOac lO]sc.; good do lOsc
alosc lair 10 good grocery, io4c Ike prime to choice
l2nc. molasses, hhds boxes 9c c elado 5sec-
sac Havana-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos Ito 9, 9s4c.
isc dS Nos s 20 Il sc i1s eo Nos M 20 S S
1886 l4c do DO. white isc. lac. Porto Refining
grades 9e; lo'ie grocery grades 1895 sac Msssrs
osSa6 hhds, 1914 boxes 2a552s bags and 7s5 neao
rALLow was more sought after, and prices were firm
Ids Texas a l0sc small ots city at lOc and l0OJ lbs
WmsxxY- Receipts i,o7s bos was drmer with an IN
proved demand ana molsrae offerings The sales 4So
bbs At VI W = VI c4-chiety at u 0sS u 0S
The New York herald., 1870-01-21
l.I FISH MIGRATION.
Appe., rance Of Strange Members Of the Finny
Tribe In New York Lakes.
ey.1H Z "
[rroni the Rochester Union, Jan. 1871


(Froni the Rochester Union Jan. 1871
The appearance OF o new ana strange 6sh In
IaEes Ontario Sensca and other inland BODIES OF
water has been chan once referred TO IN these
columns and description or the fish gwen TO tn8
public. IL resembles the shad OF the Atlantic coast
and rivers closely than any other nsh that we
see. The difference IL, however, considerable, as
Will be shown.
These Dish appeared in the waters OF Western New
YORK two or three years since ana they were tnen
smalso small that tney could scarcely be taken In
the nets and seines use. IL Is evident that these
were immigrants, ali voung-a detachment or Young
America m the Anny tribe who had eit the father
land or sea--and had gone into the lakes 10 seek
new homes, whore they could hnd better food and
less hazard OF being devourcd by tue monsters
OF the ocean, who are supposed TO use sardines and
other small Try, as men 90 pepper and salt TO
q meal
year or two In the cold fresh water OF the lakes
improved tiier condition vastly. Tney grew finely,
and last year they could not escape the meshes as
before, and taken into the markets plentiluly
With other fish with which the fishermen had u
better acquaintance These strangers were a little
bony, not more 30 than the shad aud arc scarcely
inferior. except In price which makes great DIFF.
ference with people who feel inclined TO be sn0bDy
In an epicuroan way.
Seneca Lake aDounds IN these fish. They are seen
there in shoals that mighs be measured by acres
with . hope 10 mako an approximation to what
they really are. The largest OF these nsh weigh
scarcely two pounds. and these have inst attained
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

their growth There IL every Indication that this
nsh will bo hereafter abundant IN the lakes.
The inquiry naturally arose ~ TO the narno ana
origin Of TINS strange nsh. Citizens Of Geneva sent
. sample OF these fishes TO Professor AgaSsiz, sup
posed to be better posted on TO piscat0rn matters
than any other man. He pronounced the fish fresh
water alewife, but did not, we believe, attempt 10
account for Its recent appearance Ia the lakes
Various theories were advanced by those who knew
nothing OF the natter Tne prevailing notion among
the more intelligent who thought on the matter was
that the sn had come into the iagcs from the Attain
TIC by way OF tire ST. Lawrence. This beof Is now
toefabiy well established, as tue same nsh mas been
iVuho Ia Atlantic waters, evidently an old resident
there.
seth Green, who Ia up IN such matters mad
stcn SOME attention TO TINS strange nsh, ana uiu
nol, we peiieve, exactly coincide Win AgasSix
- 70 its character 1ne other day, while on Visit
70 ohesaLcake Bay, he discovered this strange
nsa' or others or the same family In great a6un-
uaice. Iuey were sold In the Baltimore market
uuder the names OF Grim snad and mud shad. In
Norfolk they are known AZ gizzard shad so styled
because OF thelr having Il musculous stomach pecu-
liur tO tOwls ana whcn N not common TO iish, II Il
IL ever FOUND IN other than this variety Air Green
Dy cafeiul examination, became satisfied tnat the
br,m sad or gzzard shad OF the Chesapeake are one
aud the same with the strange fish IN our lake.
Until better ~ found our people may adopt Que 0r
the three names given them IN Baltimore or Nor
folk for these ish whicn have been hitherto name-
less.
ii Is not unlikely that fsh OF tins family may DO
found In the Atlantic bays lar north OF tae Chesa-
peake from one OF which they may have gone up
the st. Lawrence. Tney probably made Their way
from Lake ontario Into Seneca Lake by WAY OF the
canals ani rivers which form channel irom ono
TO the other.
The New York herald., 1870-01-21
A FAT MEMS skiT.NI PARTY.
Emmy Scenes. ON Ice.

From the Springfield Hll.} Journal, Jan. III
In accordance with previous announcement the
fat mems skating party came of at tue RINK on Sat
urday night last. The number or welghty men pres
ent quite large, ana IN addition TO these there
was a large number OF skatisis anu spectators: In
fact the rink crowded with those Wishing to see
the weight ana musclen or the city on skates. the
ice was cleared at eight O'Clock, and az preiiai-
nary step Fairbanks platform scale was brought
upon the ice Tor the purpose or weighing the party.
TDe clerk Colonel J. NJ snyder appointed TO keep
tally, III order that none weighing under 200 pounds
should appear upon the ice, was present ut ms post,
and the business of weighing commenced The
following named gentlemen appeared and the CLERK
announced the respective Wei hts as Follows, MAJOR
A. w. Edwards OF the Cariiville Democrat leading
The New York herald., 1870-01-21
STREET QUOTATIONS.
Haif-past Five O'Clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT

THURSDAY. Jan. 20-6 NJ.
CosrET.-Tbe market for Rio was passapy sctye and
about former prices realized There disposed OF
1880 bags, Herman, and 4S4 do westphaa at
Hampton Roads 1909 bags, Adeonc, 20 Baltimore
all on private terms. The auction sale OF Rio well at
tended but the bidding not spirited the prices
obtained were not satisfactory There disposed O4
bags average cf i6 a. god duty paid. About 1000
bags Withdrawn Maracaibo In good demand and
2ai bags cx Adelaide, were aod private For
other kinds the market dull but unchanged.
CoTTosfor this staple the demand from all classes OF
buyers hght and prices heavy though quota
bly, lower; The offerings fair. Sales 1b3s bales iacl
ding sl6 for spinning 3s9 for export 50 speculation
800 transit There fair business transacted
future deliveries but at prices generally below those
low mdding for February, at 2f4c.; 900 do private
terms 200 do for March, at $50 do for April part
part at s57lc We append the closing quotations.
Cp,aads Mobile
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The monthly returns made by the several places
Of amusement, ferry companies, railroads and gas
cnmnanles are aS folOWs:-
rLAcEs or AMusEnENTs.

PLACES or AMUsENENTs.
X. NJ. Hooiey. ............. s6652
Academy OF Music (LoweI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L04
Academy Of Music (Caroline Rchnls)...-....... 499
Academy of MIalc yankee Robinson). 45I
Park Theatre tira. +. B. Conway. II n702
Olympic Theatre (s. H. Donnefiy I65
Prospect Fair Ground Association bb5
Academy oi Music Glay MarezekA. 4s3f
Academy Of Music (Niiam Horace Lingardl. b9s
0AsLIGHr coMPAsiEs
Brooklyn Gasight Company GALES Of coke)... %5D3s0
Brooklyn Gasght Company tfeet OF bS7syOJ
Ctizens' Gassnt Company eet of Eod-,6O
Flatbush Gasliht Company teet OF bcllN
Union dasigbt Company tteet OF gas). 355,ou0
Williamsburg Gasii.M Company (eet OF gas).. IL 9l,oOh
FEREY COMPANIES.
Union FERRY Company
BAY Ridge Ferry Company 439
tircenpont Ferry Company I0g5
Houston street Ferry Company s,5s7
RAILROADS.
Broadway Railroad Company'a (recepts) S.il9
Broadway Railroad CompaDy's {prohts) t.3s0
Brooklyn City Railroad Companys receipts l0l b9s
South Side Railroad Company's treceipts). 10,7D
Grand street and Newtown Railroad Company
losSlS
Brooklyn City and Hunters Point Railroad Com
pany. ......................
Prospect Railroad Company. return
Brooklyn, Bath and Concy Island railroad Company
Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad Company Ue-
BROOKLYN and kostswsy BA', ,ai Conn. 1..:.
san,s aAsn wy "ne N'..owa Railroad Compsny rn 70
Sackstt, Hoyt and "a l071
Brunswick Aycnne street company receiptsl IJa5
A'e Hai'road Company (receiptsl... 44es
The New York herald., 1870-01-21
fuaslGN ART NOTES.

The church OF the town OF Eienas, IN Finland p0s-
sesses ''4escent from the Cross" b. Ru0ens.
beautiful stained glass window has just been
placed III the Poets Corner OF Westminster Abbey
10 The memory OF Chaucer. Al the bottom OF tho
window the Canterbury Pilgrims are represented
setting our ana arriving IN London, and above. tho
poet Is represented receiving commission for tho
Doge Of Venice from Edward LII.
The New York herald., 1870-01-21
BROOKLYN CITY.
Contested Election Case--Larceny--Seriom
Accident-The ssWallabOmt I'm
pr0yement" Case.

The writ requiring Wallabout Commissioners TO
SHOW cause why they should not be restrained from
making excavations detrimental to the hospital
grounds was, pursuant to adjournment returnabe
To-day and would probably have been argued put
Tor the absence OF Judge Benedict. who IL absent
IRON the city. further postponement cf The
was agreed To until the 2sth
OF the new public school house, at the corner OF
Duield ana Johnson Streets missed his footing yes
terday ana fell to tile ground a distance OF sixty
fcet The unfortunate man had both legs broken
and the physicians say It Will be necessary TO am
William Smith, who was Jointly indicted with q
boy named Grmshaw, for larceny from the person,
In grabbing pocketbook from the hand OF Mary A.
Hill, on the 2Sth OF October last, at the corner OF
Nassau and Washington streets, was tired III the
Court OF Sessions yesterday. The evidence not
being sufficient the jury returned verdict or mot
guilty"
The examination In the case IN when william W.
Goodrich, who contests the election OF William 9.
Jones to the Assembly IRON the Fifth Assembly
trics OF Brooklyn, was continued before Mayor
Kalbneiscn in the Common Council Chamber.
One hundred and etghty-fye persons have
testified to having voted Tor william W. Goodrich
for Assembly in the Third district OF the Twentieth
ward, wherein the canvasSerS and inspectors only
credited him with l6o.
The monthly returns made by the several places
OF amusement, ferry companies, railroads and gas
companies are rs follows
The New York herald., 1870-01-21

FLOUR AND ERAIN.KeceipA S,HB4 bbs flour, 1880 bngs
corn meal s6o bushels wheat as63 do corn 643 oats
~ do 3Odo malt, 1850 do barley and do peas
The market for state and Westef now sontpued I? gge
ou. There ;-s yny ia6assss demand from .se a5sss
almost all grades weto heavy. The sales only about
1000 bbs AT prices within the range of the quotations
Joined Southern -four the market was dun and heavy
though prices lower; the sales were 400 bbs Rye
-four was aae- bat prices unchanged, being quite
steady sspecisy for the better grades; the sales
bbs part for Februsry delivery % for choice Corn
meal slow OF sale and heavy, though prices
lee LIs XEa n1ofa.
The New York herald., 1870-01-21
THE GOVERNMENT SALE or COL


. FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was barely steady &C the following quotations.
Sterling sixty days, commercial, 1881 1osA; good
70 primo banken', 1881 100; short sight, 1924 =