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TIE MiROUIS OF LORNE.
Preparations for his Welcome In Canada
The Duke OF Edinburgh's Arrival


LONDON. Nov. is.-Thc Allan line steamer
sarmatian. with the Marquis Of Lornc and
Princess Louise on board. which arrived at
Nov lie from Liverpool at A.. r NJ OF the 18th.
sailed for Halifax at II go r. NJ. on Friday.
The Marquis and the Princess Louise were
presented with a congratulatory address 10y the
corporation Of Londonderry on board tho
Sarmatian Mt Movie on Friday last In reply
tho MARQUIS said that he hal much pleasure in
spending a short time within sight ot tho irish
land and in receiving from her or any portion
of her people tho words contained In The ad-
dress presented TO him; for whenever an Irish =
man spoke. II is well known that what he said
Canada owed much to ireland. Who could not
recall, with gratitude 10 the country that gave
him birth. the rule of Canada's late Governor
General, the Earl OF Duiferin Canada was
indebted TO Ireland for many hardy agricu-
turists and many clover artisans. Indeed 1t
would be- difilcult 10 speak OF any pnrt Of tho
empire which does not point with pride 70 the
services Of lrishmen for on what field Of honor
had the genius q tho Irish race not contributed
HALIFAX Noy. 1s.-work is progressing rap
idly on the arches and DECORATIONS for the re-
ception Of the Marquis OF Lorne and the prin-
cess Louise. The Impression now IL that the
Sarmaiian will not arrive of this harbor before
sunday. the 24h inst. owing 10 delay nj
Moyille. and the great entry will not be made
before Monday. About 900 laborers and
mechanics are. employed in the erection Of
Her Majesty : steamer Black Prince. the Duke
OF Edinburgh Captain. entered the harbor. and
In NJ anchor IN the dockyard.
st. JoHN. Nov. l8.-ENtensive preparations
arc being made by tho managers Of the Inter
colonial Railway for the transit OF tho Marquis
Of Lorne and tho Princess Louise from Halifax
to Riviere du Loup Tho Oldest and most eX.
peri9nced officials of the line are 70 be placed
In charge Of the trains. The royal train will
probably consist Of eight cars including n com
missary car which will supply meals for about
forty persons. All the OH 'ers of the train will
bo In full uniform. new suits OF clothing being
now in preparation Yer them special time
table viii be prepared for the royal train.
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- is THERE FGTE PLAFp
4 ProstrAts Man 10 Run over by Train
aud his Companion Runs Away,

As the 7 o'clock Staten Island Railroad
train on Sunday evening from Clifton Landing
was approaching New Dorp station, the en-.
gineer discovered the forms Of two men on tho
track about 200 yards ahead Of the locomotive.
One OF the men was lying across the rails. and
thoo'her was standing over him The engineer
Immediately whistled down brakes. but before
the train could bo stopped the locomotive struck
ma Killed the man lying on the track. The en-
Elhoer says that no could not tell whether tho
companion OF tho man who WINS Killed was
holding the latter down on tho rails or trying 10
rescue him. Tho dead man was found 10 bo
Adam Ouenhclm, aged 49, a farm hand in tho
employ Of David Tyson of New Dorp. Coroner
Gaiinoy oi Clifton took charge Of the body and
adjourned the inquest Ouenheim and his un-
known companion were sccn shortly before
the accident walking In the track near New
Dorp. Both apparently were intoxicated. Sus-
plclon OF foul play Is entertained from the inct
that the companion OF Ouenhoim. after the en-
gine struck tho latter. ran on and disappeared
In the darkness. and his whereabouts is still
unknown. The case Is to be thoroughly inyes-
tigated by tho Coroner.
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JustIes PIncknsy III.

The examination in the case OF Civil Justice
Pmckney, charged with judicial incapacity which was
to have been resumed yesterday before Referee Owed
r. Buell. adjourned after the reading Of medical
certificate signed hy Drs DunAT SchnonoVer and How
ard Pnckney n the effect that the Justice lying Rt
the point of death from gastric meningttsn Drs
AOnLo Clark and Austin Flint appointed 10 make
personal examination OF the Justice on behalf VI the Cor
pOratiOn COunsel and the referee.
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WAsHISGToN. Nov. l8.-The Secretary OF State
declines yet to make public the Of the de
spHtch mailed by him 10 Minister Welsh upon receipt by
cable Of Lord salisbury letter o the IN inst sut there
Is To doubt that II contained AssufRcc that
the g. OOuOO awarded by the Fisheries Commission will
be nAid before the 23d inst the treaty limit Of time for
Its payment No warrant has yet been issued from the
Treasury for the withdrawal al the amount OF the award
but as provisional arrangements for cable transfer
known 10 have been already made the delay IN the Is
suance OF the warrant threatens NO default IN the fun
msnt VI the agTeemsnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-19

'wuhoul Kings and sullivan Counties
The scattering vote Tor the Prohibition candi-
prnls. OF 2i3 makes the total voto cast in tho
State estimating that of the counties Of Kings
aud sullivan. about 100000. This falls short u
the vote of 1876 by m.rc than 2D00pp, Of which
the Republicans are behind about 5000 and
tho Democrats nearly twice as much. the Green
back and Prohibition vote making up tho diff
ference.
There were 10000 more votes cast this wear
than last. The Democrats arc about % 900
votes and the ProhlbitlOnists A. 300 votes short
Of last year. and tho Republicans 17.0OO and
Grocnbackera 10000 ahead.
The following table shows the gnins or losses
by counties between the vote OF this yOar and
tho votes OF 1876 and 1871 being on the votes OF
the heals Of the several tickets.
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INDIGNANT MINAGRRS.
shook & Palmer md Mr.. UoreIe, Rose Ry.
tinEc and Mr.. ssarIe.

~ =, =,
iaHHb'I Holclo oi inc boWory lHcatre
WAS indignant on reading what Rosa Tvtinps
on1 NJ ST., hoi saiI =. A., ,....,'.1.', 20
anu mr. S'hTie had shlu 10 thc reporters in ro-
gard To tho nerformance ON Sntur1nv Ua anv.
" "'""' ~ o"'e
that he has always paid them according TO con.
tract Hc hna rncoivod l,,t.rs from, 10 thu.
s,a.s ,ho, 49, =, ,,o..,, 49,, -. ~. 4, 4, -, -,
statS thht nave played uhuor MS management,
hin, onJ f-i,rlshin O. hi,, M, t.i.,,.,,,,.
Hiih Huu lllcHhNHlp loI Hltn ne loloNluH
letter from Shook A Palmer sustains him I'm his
- w " -
acuOn on SATURDAY evening;
INi0N SQrAHE ruF ATpT NV YoHK Nov iS 1874
, Hgp ~ At,Hn7,r Harers Tlct',s
ppAg Sra A. T,Quest state that vuur acton ii
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Mrs May Agnes Fleming will commence the pubhca.
ton OF and intensely sting love story next
week. in No OF tile Ho0 FORK Wsskg II is Of her
best stories and is entitled Carried by Storm II
written expressly for aud be read only in the Nee
Y9h HsekLg,-AdH
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pHILAnFLPHIA. Nov. is--A cable despatch has
h'rn receive 1 nt the Pennsylvania Railroad ufce from
Got rhn, scott Pre- .dent Of that company STATING that
his health 10 very much improved.
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COMPARING TIIE RESULTS.
The Votes of the Late Etecuon ns they AP
penr by the aide Of Previous Ones.

The following table contains the result OF
tho of1cial canvass OF tho votes cast for Asso-
ciato Judge Of tho Court OF Appeals at the eloc-
tion on the 9th inst. In all tho counties Of tho
State. except Klngs aud also the vote last year
for Secretary OF bittni
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The signal once l.rsd,ctlo.

Clearing weather: winds mostly northwest.
eTy stationary " lover pressure anJ wnperalvlG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24

nRposIrs ofcoIs OR BuLLioN received.
~ sither oa Upon account VI " Issue Ckh.
fIFlcATRS therefor, payable tat the option VI
the hn,dur) In Gold Hin % San rraneisoo; TO
uass collections. parchAss Bulliou atths most
favorable rates, of sdvancs cola ,hsrson when
rwarded 70 the Parent Bank In Ban Ynneisco; |;
sells Bill. OF Exchange, and tfsnsaets 4ensra,
Ranking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24
MY WIFE AND Z.


We're drifting out TO the i,ie. 81 peace
We let the weary ~ofid - Ot,
Ny vile AND I.
We be.r 10 ret In rrgions fair
IN. faIt.r.ng splrit of the mind;
"a. 49,. h.Lind
uo- ,oo, IN M ,hs proudest prixs
-, h,eb e.rth'- prOue est millio-s Sigh.
~. sui 4.
Thi. v,y and that the races 90
xll se. king .oDe way to be biest;
IA NV 10 r,st.
II. ,,.v.iius n.tiops rise and fall,
Tt., ns, the aim. they hear IN. rue:
.,y ~. - l,as ,n,,a.h ali
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24

A LIrrLk boy said at the breakfast Ia
blo "Pa. want some milk ?" :" Is
that the way to ask for anything ?" IN.
quired the aggravated parent. The
child hung its head. "iiow have you
been told to ask ?" was the next in'
quiry. "Pa." said the young ex,snua-
tor. In subdued voice, lit makes my
throat sore TO say 'pleese.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24

HEnE Is another awful eonundrum-
What is the difference between the man
who has weakness between the shonl'
der blades and tho man who wants Con-
gress to vote him 100000 for property
confscaied during the rebellion : Now
listen to tho answer--One has lame
back and the other back claim.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24

A LOWELL man who had lost his good
character some time ago was severely
Lauled over by some Of his former
friends. 81 know IL, boys. know my
characters gone. lost entirely" Aud
he added rather pointedly. ''lt's too
coniounjei had. for 1t WAS the only
one ia the place worth saving"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

All sunsfsrs from this disesse that are snsious
Cobsump,iys Powders. These ioxdefs are the
only preparation known thai Will cure Con.
sumption, and all diseases of the throat and
lungs- indeed, ~ strong is our iaith In them,
ANA also 70 convince you that they are no hum.
bag. We will forward 20 every sufferer. by mall.
post paid, Q free Trial Box.
We don't xant your money until you are per.
fectly salisned Of their cuIative powers. IL
your lie 10 worth saving, dont dslAS IN giving
ihess Poxters trial, ~ they will surely cure
Frice. for large boz, $500. sent 10 any part Of
the United States Or Canada. By mall. On receipt
ASH a. ROIlBlNs,
800 Tuiion .treet, Brookiyn. MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24

DURING q dinner tho conversation
happsnsd to fall upon the household af-
fairs. A gentleman said carelessly
"It il very jisagreeable To DO Obliged to
dismiss mn old servant. but still must
get rid Of my valet do ehambrs. "
"why ?" "I have been asking for a
foot.baih for the last eight years. lie
has never thought Of 1t, and really
cannot do without one any longer."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24
Iadorssd by q Prominent Druggist.

Thereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence puIeh.sed
the RADICAL Crnn OF me. and from tlns 70 ume
male me familiar with his casa. lbelsvs his state
nsnt 10 he true IN every parsieular; - r-rn~
ftrcusrne. Oct. IL JAA Y. pkIbf'
Eseh p.eksss contains Dr. eanfcriS Improved
lphaing Tubs, AMI ian lirscto.s tor w ss. y; az
tall drrxri.is and dsaiets throaAhout the unitsd
ststss aid Canadss. wtRKs q PUrrkk Qsnera
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24
81
IS IT GURaBlE2

TyuosE vho have suffered rem the vuious md
i eolarli. sisd fosins of disease assumed ey Ca
tsrrh. sHl Rave tried llAny physleiaia ahd ~ 10
dis without rsiief Or cGre await the snswcr 20 tbs
qasstioa with eo.sl efabls aaSicty. And weiltAey
yersaliy prevalent and % destructive 70 heath a
Catarrh. bronehitis, Asthma. Cousha. end selious
Aad frvquently fatal afeoticns OF The lnngs t9uov
Cstsrfh. Other sympafhetio arsetic.s such ..
deafness. impaired eyrsisht. and lcsA ere nss o.
SERIOUS rssaits OF neglected CHtarrh. bsst e-ouEh
IL th-rn.elves, bat Is ncthing colnrsrvd WITH the
carserols Affections Of the t4roat Aad iahss uksv
ta I.alaN-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24
A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen. .-Myesssis b oricey e folisy, lhays
s ssS ss ,I sSs i nj ss s,ss:s is:
s.ssi.sssy issis % ssiss. ss,Ss -; . y:
heal. n, heal va d timss - null ot estsIrSsl
a,iter q TO ia,ure my scnse o. bearing and ecmp,i
and ny throat bsfors could tleep. Every oes et
these tistressi-s symptoms hss cisapp.arvd und.f
ihs uss Of not quite three e2tt.ss u eAnrrsoI
have no asthm,tio symptons m e9aGh. no drop
pisss IN tia throat, no hesdnchs, apl n eyery wu
s-sets of tho crss on my ,rpsrts. on my iidnsys.
and. In fact. every part OF my system What has
been don- ir my csss 10 wholly the snset Of Tie
hs1,ss. 1,cs :. Sun, Y, Ss,y rs'7sssG,ail{ IAvuxScx
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24
II csa Be CURED,

lresa be eursd.. Tnerei,np doubt about y, Ts
cAL Cunr Yoa Car ,HsH u but 1 slight evidence q
What m.y felow y, rsisisn. u.e 81 tnis rsmeIy n,
nasal psssages 10 removed win few st plcstons
TIE uleeralon ard inharnmatioa sabJnsd sni
heaied the entire rnrmhrAnou- linfrgs OF NE hca
a. eiesnsed and puriirt. C,rsttulionally itA &C.
ton is that OF povrtfal purin inx sEent. eestroy
ins :, Z. sosr,s ,ssoass ss sys s Ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24

TEACHER with reading class: BOY
(reading)-"And as she sailed down
the river" Teacher-"why are ships
called sheg' BOY (precociously alive
to the responsibilities Of his sca)-
"Becsuso they need men to manage
them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24

A F,RNER went out one day to a
Western Justice Of the Peace and said
he wanted a writ. against whomy"
asked the Justice. 81 don't care who
It's agen. replied the farmer; 'the cat
tie have broken in and trod down all my
corn. and Iiwant a writ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24

ala this Alder ersskl" inquired n
tourist % an old man leaning over a
fence. "Yas. dis is all der creek 1
knows on," was the reply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
FITS EPILkPSY,
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured NO humtu. -by Oos
Month's usass OF Dr. GoulArd's Cslebfssd an.
Iailibls fit Powders. To convince sufferers
that these powdeu will do all We claim Tor
them, We viii scnd them By mail. post paid, .
lrAi bog A. Dr. uoulafd is 'hs only ply sieiin
that has ever made this disease - tps ciai Atudy,
and ~ 10 our knoWledgs thousands have bean
rsrmsnsptiy Sured W the use VI these Pow.
dsrs, vs will guarantee . Permanent Cure ~
every case, os Refund you All money kxktnded.
All sufferers should give tbese Powder. an,Ariy
irial. and be convinced Of their curative pow
ers.
Price, for large boz, sSoo. or four boles fog
tiU,UU, sent By mAil TO AIy part OI she United
ptsies or CansdA on receipt oi price. OF bJ ek.
prsss, q. U. ID. Addrres.
ASH 4 kOBHINs,
go Huiten stresl, brooklyn, MI.
The New York herald., 1878-01-15
HERALD TUESDAY JANUARY l ls7sTRIPLE SHEET

70 l71z for the former and to Tx for the latter.
At Paris rentes fell of TO 1857 soc. Exchange
London quoted at 26t lsc. The closing prices in
London were:-Consos for money and account 951S a
95A; new AZ per cent bonds, lo47s; 1vetwenty
bonds OF 1867, lo6k ten-forty bonds. losX hves OF
1881, lo6H; Eric common shares. Q; Erie preferred
shares, 49,; Illinois Central, FAX. Bar silver was
quoted at 64d. per ounce.
STATE BONDS.
The only transaction in State bonds to-day was one
sale Of Tennessee skies, old, at35K.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were generally higher, and the follow
ing we're the changes compared with last previous
sales:-An advance OF x In New Jersey Central,
vertioes; u In do. nrsts consolidated; Lcnigh and
Wnkesbarre consols and Morris and Essex nrsts con-
soIidated; in Chicago Burlington and Quincy eights
Pacific Railroad OF Missouri 6rsts, and Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern frsts and Is in Milwaukee
and st. Paul &c. and NJ. divisionl
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The New York herald., 1878-01-15
,seieh, eao 0. :. s,l per y: 5 su. llvo v.Ish. Ie7s

weight $40 lbs at ssc -, bulls live weight i.sIs
los per beat at &c per ID.
SNAP AND LAMBs'-Trace and of in feeling. Sheep
sold Al fsc &c per H. Laps az &c 10 Mixed locks
al oAac &c. ID. Juad Buckingham sold lsy state
sheep weight Is 100 lbs &C. h. sold for week end
Ing anuary IL le7S 100 sheep and lambs at 50 10 aver
age head kase Pdcock sold $50 Ohio sheep. weight
S.o0 lbs az 4sse per Ib l7S Kentucky sheep weight
ib9io lbs. SC. per ID. $50 kentucky sheep weight
lb.ooo lbs. at 80 l5 per cwt.; ISl kentucky sheep,
weight $3.50 lbs, at sac. per ID. Newton 4 Holmes
soid loo Indiana sheep weight 50 los head. nj 4te
per lb Kirby Go. sold ,26 Oho sheep. weights 100
ios no lbs per head al 56c per To- 2s Ohio sheep
weight so lbs per head 5c lb sold Tor week end
Jug January ~ 1873 346S sheep and lambs nj per To-
Hume. Elliott Co sold l73 st,te sheep weight 3, tbs
per read AT 4sc b 3s4 Ohio sheep weights - lbs
81 lS, per per head a, Sc per ~ ist Michigan sheep
weight, ~ lbs per heud, nj 51sc. per 10 4:
s,4 3, a. Michigan sheep weight iu2 %, per head
A. &C. per ID Sold Tor wees ending January ~ 1873
.6,s sheep and lambs at 90 70 head Davis
sold 2o7 State sheep weight 80 lbs head
head at 4 per To- no Michigan sheep weight 81 lbs
lambs we light 1913 lbs head 5l,c per b l79 Can
ada sheen and lambs weight % lbs. head, 5c
10 l96 Canada sheep and lambs weight lbs per head
at &C. H. Sold for week ending January - 1876 459l
sheep and lambs NJ So eS average per head.
MILCu Cows-No saies reported.
vHALs CALVES Trade small coarse quality calves
led sold axe &C. per ID: calves meal ted
e7c ID also as 81 head. Smooth quality veais
sold at s1ac. per ID.
Hoes-fhere were no sales Of live hog. on this fore
The New York herald., 1878-01-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Ian. IA. 1873
sess saay s@ Ts's los SOW 5a'as l
sSs. zporis.I grsa, britain, 1885 e0a''wlss ii2O.
Sxw ORLEANS. Jan. Il. 1873
rosS sse" Ssssls %dss %das
s9sso, Lxporszfo Great Britain Tess. 70 France.
s5s5io S.5i 'D' o''''''H'' '''4 SA''' '" 0'''A'
monrLr. Jan "A. ISIS.
good % csdaay. Sa es Net ssecipts asSs BALES -.
eoastwiso, 1913. saicsaSoo Stock. 5S.iso
sAvAsSAu. Jan. "a. 1873
ss: Ss $'rsS s., %
l.423. Sales, 300 stock. 93 ,2as.
@ Spirit; s , a R0.n q s. r = 81 ar
81 20 Tor yellow dip and virgin. Tar hrm At 81 so
ToIEpo, Jan. a. 1878.
ira do 81 81 amber Michigan spot and January ST a6s
ss:s':S e i. ,'s WIG; & Il = "a ST }s s;i
e'. sssD ao s'r id R'' ns% sss
sS; 4: s S5SS s. d.. 600
sls whes. $1,000 do 2oo DO o.ts Markets
ss I'd ss 81 & H::. !; u 3D. 49,
:sss :sa No s q :g,1ss IL g g 81 9.s e. ss.s 81
q nsw process g IS 81 ely srouna No. spring,
~ To- rye; " - 20 Wheat In light milling demand;
% White d :psns 81 s eue 200 @
s7 Il ssys
sy
state s, g.s 1se; Western 700 55s PEI su,Go as;
Sa.e sSwnss sr@ sale. q 90 Sbs " At 81 los %
Is s s'y s %ssS ssss a H .ss ~ss ..is.s - 80
changed Rain 5s,shts ~ Unclaimed: wheat. i2s
rIsa.. ssso Sushss; 7oooSs; oats aa4oo d.
Fo% $50 sa.a ss son .sS.S 81
do. oats ~ 400 do barley 1000 do rye $500 40
IN lsh. T. ds%asa % ;sss a. a bushels white state
81 81 Duluth club ~SS ,eS!Esn SlGs nS'r y 4s 5.
sales bushels can"d. ras under e So when dna
:Sppss sSs az By a rail- rGta %Ss S and "ed UNCHANGED Flour
corn 81 steady 'ss' at aos Ss'ss 4e S@.
Oats cute, ~ aSs s2c Rye Su'e but ste"d at eac
fair SRns s's rsss III
& IT,: s
FsS9. oa ss sns. ST. s long 'hS1 s sss.
SSs Quit. .suas. 'ss! so
s sss ss de ss.sss Sss; Pcs T.
ogs ds y. and cropping GO se%%en % 50 20 s. 7o light;
Receipts. $40; shipments. 500.
CHICAGO. Jan. IA. 1873
!, spring, 81 Ok No. DO. o. 81 '' oeS. cash. n
i OK 81 Ok: March No. Do 81 S5s 'set"ay lsi.esta
adohe psssra"ry 4oc March rejected! soc Oats aul
249sc. March Rye dull. nominay 55c. Barley heavy 1t
53c Dressed hogs irregular. dull good straight. 81 10
sio s5 so 60 cash and January $40 50, February;
set tod easier, Out unchanged Whiskey dull at 81 III.
Receipts Flour: loOoJ bbls wheat 5000 bushels;
5000 do. ship%ea.s, 1000 tbs, wheat, 1910
bushels; corn 1000 do oats, O.JUO do 4n do
barley 1900 do Az the close wheat unsettled and
81 o5f VI o6 February: Slo6A 81 o6sl March Corn
February Oats quiet and unchanged Provisions easier
but not quotabIy
The New York herald., 1878-01-15
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

meeting OF the Board OF Appor'ionment will be
held to-day This body will CONSIST curing 1873 Of
Mayor Ely, Comptroller Kelly, Tax Commissioners
Wheeler and Alderman Roberts Tho las, named
gentleman takes The place OF Alderman Purroy, being
fresidont OF tue new Board OF Aldermen.
Cry Chamberlain Iappen reports stnc balance In
tho city treasury ut $3i6,3t6 l3
Comptroller Kelly yesterday paid 81. 0sl 90 to tho
Union Home and school for Children OF Yoiuntccrs,
s,yl6 GO to the Hebrew Benevolent 0fphln Socicty
and 81 6Sl OF to the Infant Asylum.
The Police Justices nave made tho following reports
OF limos duriug The month OF December :-rombs,
$3.50; Jefferson Market, f1 1885, Essex Market, 500;
lorkvilo, 676; Harlem, 81 Fordbam, $50; Special
Sessions, Sjl2, total, $3,3lS