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, 1866-12-20
The National Union Club House.

Edi1oF 1Ffhunt: =
The writer IN ypur Issue OF Thursday last who
STARED thai ..tEe subject or q Union Llub House
las been acl:ptcd," win be VERY c!al To Be- In
neeaon ] W WITH Ills impor1aa; project t5an hs. sci
been published. We arc much graudeo al beng
able % make kccwn to tie friends Of ths Uaiou
ard energy, one bundled and seventeen sigua-
tutcs have been obtained. embracing editors Of
all tie Republican journals IL Chicago, aud many
MGR Of This c,ty to tre forr, OF agreement OF The
Naiion.l Union Arsociatiop+ which was published
in the feyerai ReDnhlicar neWsrsDcfs several
weeks AGO, Two rara:raphs ron tnat form Or
agreement are - follows: =
!" This orraniZsuon L uol intended 70 sapesssdo
anE exiting one II Is not Intended - an or.ln-
The pcndlue state, or even Presidential ele:tion.
It aims both At more rc,maEeneJ aod more vtcos.
a. viii prepare tu d:ht II out On that line II II
taSc. l!icr!me.
with lhie view, it will possess iteei OF snit-
able kouse ard lot With furniture, s*ains rooa,
, 1866-12-20

rcs nrd Wendell Phillips according to his
favt rite iatesl relation Of their Ideas
we hare recorded, tn general WAJ, the sn.s,
y. nkcrs In various pats af the state aud ns such
aaa1re arc ci comraon occurrence non. rnc l'Wcse
the 1aa1tcrtf ch=rnctc'& not m!ch Is 10 ',e con.
Eirrled. fur when ,wo contemplate h 1man beings
Wal nay @ 5e ise ps9;leair I'M slisa dI.an:
Euistee their irdtrl1nabty,"
This 10 little i,1-natured, and therefore
iua,t,ssie. The reporter Is getting angry
erd RI. nees into his story, the compact pre-
liminary sentences Of which we have given
above. lie continues
mar aae In e ,SS a.
'1arI1h OF designing ontcasf, there Is then tnll
1"e,s Tor comment ind g ''' 'aofe i0' a'0n'n-
| Ofcoute. And now let us see who this
| designing and shameless outcast Is that has
forever Destroyed the tranquility of Peters
barr. and driven Its most lncon{c reporter TO
| write m essay orsucl an inpolitic-no. no,
let rs rot be ccusorious-nnt of an impoltic,
but btstial. character. But NC have already
arrived at what he set out to narrate:
Sa a. no TT
acn iull Of hunors,' having brought hi4 honors
with him from New England. has att ttaclrd the
WORTHY Of iheir most ardent snd devoted at.rae-
nnns; Apont montn a;o tlls eEt .snEna!9f 9f
eailed Estelle was judged by nes pasnenhat, ha,a ~
1.ness 70 1e l1pc 10. "tet, sr n ~ ,.x me sn1,e
H;.,eh o. IL nj bc1 wherc sho wantd to abide:
snrdrra wf,its mans care'
Zone Is lIowp 10 have offered her a large sum
Of money for The happiness Of sakicE care Of her
'u.tl DEATH Of cru1se. She refused. and replied
thst notltns Ices than nafr1sEe aEd house ana M
%, Woa!d answer tne pMn,possS M b sccon1
srii 11.e ar fanT of the ,c.t. Zach scycraly len.
u dc,ed I Ier The 1 hou=o m aud ioi, but conid not
stomach the idea of mailimony. She was
G:m in her FuErosc, and these burning
stcpne'da were y lasl coMpeAcm u Aosn' IL
don fhe contest ior the ptise; me s.1tn, =
Fim eand5 -Wnls.efeq, iaoy,hunng ooHn-'oM, .nn,
| merchant famous Tor lis p0ntsness. ana W!lhai
to The manIcS botn. branE IRON lhnke1pu, ~ M
promised her al, aud rag she honsc bnit ~ Mes;
Matd, 10 tne sou'h o. inG ia'n, nppn sit,,; ee'
which, 10 lhe best of our hellei aud reeos'ec"on'
, EssyE nag nnne ,,,,o, and c,xrtsh,a ,r
nause H. t,aiaW W rnnn1 1nu n,s1csn,
frrl osed 10 Easc n OF money ana oI~ III
lfehoshe aeg.e Gohne,t @ ~ ias nss
G. 4Emes, EHS QEI0huutu l0E l5IllhA3 SHtlUl
, 1866-12-20
New York Ft0ur a1arssct.


The features OF our m ssket ior Western and STATE
oav the past week psest pic sing 10 thoss
~
ca1loa ~ uoFs seasasable Essthe: We hasS had .
sIssais rPises sass ~ Ssss sisaas:d das' se
oe as fa p1l .g sve hs I'D saa t = e:
ri: aa. III 4: iapa i:aa: :ss:a:at Z g.s=s il:
sSra savr - sea s,s Z TX se e. na s!n s
n IL . ; iii sFs:s rs I sSsa Zee @ {:
iIsea,Hep, thrsc bs!as IN yrs!, moderate Simply.
ss q u q iss I'D II s q , 81,
& ~ pasc II Il naskss tss west n.ios . our 1ast
e:pss,.d IAc r:ac.lon s:nes our ~ has pssa -
n ;ns a y; 5as, r. = = s 81 ~ E aa7
tieus n"t u fareo,tea. that a. material adv4nNe
@ sse, pie9i Tas soss q zS Il T e. i
Il s III y: J; fs IS; II : !; 5
s.o IT, T q Il ssns rs i,
fsa We r"ssc Evcj.sn: ] 'a .%r1s y t s
ia; es:es I'D Wiz lis s =. ' VII X saoxa sef i
sf sft rs ;st xeet IT, III; sSs eia;o g M ~
70 F"r.re: sio t.e to The si!,i-a i,rosncrs; III;
hrls to the W.stlnat' aE ssal Am7c1. and y u:
aaite sssiss' a. ara af e.. s II hn Il;
~ an;v 1's n.:i n,ike4te On ~ nasdna ssatses
e t.y -: e. erl .a Il Sss M 5s tap rs; s
III 10y es3s q Wss,a s3its S1s @ "a s9 o e
Sio.SeH' fST sti,pire OILS. sl'.sa si1 d s,
1sa.. ts.salaa fou9 h.::es. 2a.t = fslf aem,a,
Com u s9ain better, but rs ae.rc sa,ss ot ~ hrts
at :,oS@!:ta io; s,m!n"1 +, fs!7 estra ..1um'r
e4trxs. KysCour is a4aia better. a1I fairy active
sa'es II 20 bt'', a: ff5o;::ya co's ~:;i !! hssvr
brnn!ywiar. socka heat i1eu +. better. aal Il rs'
CEN. and tales at <.lasisa 1Jl os--closlag 1-ae
Cart:a West IN ben inc ins !. p-te, tuf uH'oa.1
s.issl2! t5se d, m, s,e.sr .s 81 :, ,5.e t~o"'o~e
, 1866-12-20
PULEONI5 SYRUP
SEA" e I'D TO :,
EAETlcE1 FILLS.

7H FL, u. e 'sS r FL EeBes 9Sz s
:;Saa1s : ~: sa.;ns;iSn 4, hpts j ~ fs:vss
'ss S m y 81 NJ ii e'h 4 IL
srsn:i,ioa. Ny la,seI "a IL ta@I asd "a -
s.; $ .ixs s1 :. Es:
" ff aS{ Essss II wnst ~: 1tene' e. hnfssa
sn9 rs ann II 81 In @ u Il Il. sss IL
sa1!d s = d Ii tneuEs ss as
nu., dc. unc Erre me- c:e Heek z alr3ncc ms teTc
&c e sns sni ST. IL i
seems TO that ccsla tc.i ,e:h working taeE vA7.
I'd p-hetsa''nx svrs5 rerve, 1ese aad tsans Ct my
.; !s ss .s, e. q ns s s.
dn+ 7rDt ucssus It III. ooay " cli:ain-h-1i
r. isa a1ssss y lass ): = =, i :fs M
O. sses e. &C. @s
sss Il vs5f sch h IT, sr on Ms sp
Il iox sss.a . = ii u::s: touaa Il A;.5
Sit Sit e e I'm ash sGa. itass e ss T Sd
oSe! oh III 9, ta .Ga q eepte NJ hSssa
t., s1e 5en. IL r. n srsS; ss III e Ct
SS,,anpSca = ytI9 9s an. rs = ee y
sg;h ca.s. ). Eere n dnet e T.: eoarea W: T:
tsnaota:S % . NV = rsssd ana ~ y sc.nrs .
eeDsamtrss e. fss e. 20 G,as 1as wSadsE ,sss
ds:s1:.it 81. I:l e tae tusc, saa d:sa5a N.
ss sya,;s Il e. 4 n ntpIe Ena Z.
~. n"Ar, ascertain ~neth.r sheis cascs ws:e tas
enc 8 iSl. ,e!Ih'a l1ays ~. in: saIar e aro-
.ssl9s tss 70 io:k. bsiton, Blltr.etc aad
yss.a psss r,ss ;t 4 Da?y 4 n;s
tsI For scca =Is :aassne .ny rkas :St. &. usI4f,
sEd It snsS;.a ne q Et c.;6 2tt!:?t .te t:t o7di
~ r.. rss.ea vsy psy.,el.s. 10 rot surs coa.
ns'a!ers 70 = p: cc:S Z stop IL MA: .4eats
sss.It T.. G.: aad y s. o:E: ;ss5 .'.s: ''s Whit
| liz nin:on,e 81 = |, one ert'e rest va;n,b.e
k;sHas + !Te;t: seassH. s .r.aa Fl II ~: :s<
ss X sn,'s ~ q
sx = sa { : 4 s,st: $ :a ,ass -
s:iG ta1ic 4 IL j: ~ zen lie eel G:ns az
r. E, e y +. I'VE & ;ts s!nss s ~ !: :s' ~ =
III ee =. ia & .pee; "a so H. t.! III t,3s
ins l. st i iSaes Y ' es o,a s
- I'D t1te:t Ii I'D nH,s Bcal : sh:,ssy. vI::E
Il: :5ss S ?P J. L - 8 as: sis:: 10 op,s n i. y
In: nd It. p4t. .ens dIes at.a:E.
5esg ss{n "a .s,1as e 5Tp -, II e.:
! e.; 4:
s;; gsss1: ss:s Il Is # e
appeste t7E teod No OF Was eser srsd Of ronAuiup
iise sare fo 1sssa
TO eocspu psisss. sgen = pure brandy or eoa v11a
pdayo:a M asSsy = ee. e q u
q fa! S. rs e lasting
tosouehly av1soEsslSk N. .scE:3ss s9a dlkcss,.. II
, 1866-12-20

r.. t.'t.'r cf tha, usmc iu ho Senate at the
:. ,,..rrcd to. The ditori1l remarks
~ allied ont the lei ,er are pronaoly
T. = wing from the mt iiaeAeer Of March
&, s7,e:
-.':.,. arc no: u1sns, psoo. bly,, o. the pre.eu.
e, - Of -raccrH VI ho einbcr the fact that
st~t-e..ten of The cnbss sess If The United
- i-ccrlderl Washington 'se-sonsllt came In
e. senate wien that 10 " was caga.el on
: u t,;fcd ex"enttyc hu-ir s., nhd took pat
\. :: .rartlberalinr=. Whch 10 ATTENDED he soos
Y der !rrsidc-t'e char, a1d t:,e Vice P1 tsident
L.. :. '.ss Ct ,hc Secrrs,y Ut ,:c -c1l;e; ono or
u -:s1: " ,Le SECRETARIES o,rn-{u1at'y accou-
..'l =. .!.r President on these l.fis he pnrsi-
"a, sdtf.<4. lhc Senate on tile questions before
y II. ard II osany respects ee-'.c scl rowc@ In
i-~t I" their proceed mgr. = h!eh on1d now be
&. treI sn:srely Incompatible wlth lhelr rights
=, Is1,ll..cs. This rrae.!rc- however, did mol
tcctiurc. An occasion q IN arose Of coils
d. i { cl,su.on between The 1'esidens and tho
.u.- s'irrd. In, commnai :ascd BY message
90, L. '.e~iEed 10 lay before ticm."
, 1866-12-20
Murine NeyyB.

!. Ice BorKp.-1he Milwaukee Sentinel saJs thst
lie schooner Jane Ralston- OF Gibraltar. became
ice hound OIL Lake Ere, about twelve miles below
the Clay Ranks, and six miles from shore. She
hoisted signal or distress on Tuesday evening
last The ting Satellite, Captain Eacs, put out for
the ice bound vesse1 and reached here On Wedncs-
day rotning LAST The Ralston was towed 70
Gibraltar.
SNIP BCunHa At TE1Xu11oS.-TGo large ves-
sels are being built It vesmilllor. and Will be
completed early IN tho sp.iug, the carrying ca-
pscity being res pectively 7D1 and 90 tons
THE NEW IHoS $uR.-1he new lion ship re.
Gently buI1t at Detroit for carrying CARS across The
river, In connection with the Great Western Rail
way, w.s inspected few days sRo BY the Govern
ment 1nspec'9r. The trial t1ip will bc made dur
: Ing this week.
STEAMER BAL1EnoRE.-1he Montreal Gd.t1'
eays: ne lca=E rom the Lower Provinces that ths
cargo OF Tho steamer Baltimore, recently wreckEt
near Ssckyfllc, y. s., Will be saved In damaged
cordltisn. ltconsists Of abont 1.loo barrels Q
-four, and about 800 legs Of butter, and haa bse1
landed Ut Darlington. The vessel stseA Mil DC
.otA wreck.
, 1866-12-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

Wxon1sD4y EvENrNo. December 10.
Tho money market pre- tented n7snrw ieatnses TO-
day. The demand iu tn. way OF flesh pspet Ia
mostly confined 10 packers and provision opera
tom, but the Inquiry for 1enewal'ts guile large.
Great dlecr1mil alton Il exercised in usKiug loans,
and only aras elass paper is acceptable. In the
open market good on1nide names arc discounted
at1AQ1M per month, and less desirable ut per
cent.
Exchange Il e'eady. With sa1es between banIs
at s504oc premium, mostly 1t The inaes agure,
The counter rates arc charged at par buying and
1-l0 premium selling.
On the Produce Exchange, business Wis dull.
Flour was elow-bu5css and aeilers telng ap.1.
Wheat dccl ned s54c On No. nno "a 22s5ic on No.
In regular houses. Com was hG11c lower.
Oats were dull at previous prices. Rys waa
steady Barley advanced 1e. Wht=key vas dull
and about &c lower. Provisions were unsettled,
Mces Pork declined e5Gaoc. Green Meats wete
neglected. Lard WIS dull. Dressed Hogs were
ftrcsu,a1-though elosin: lolerably strong. Wool
wss entirely neglected, aud unsalable unless at q
marked concession.
Gold vas trilc lower in New York to-day. Il
| opened at 4Sa1aa and closed at 15G4. The fol
loving quotations were received by Boyd Bros
, 1866-12-20
Tho kraIntOAt Canal,

IHAAD, lila EocemQet 1as lsoh.
Ediioss Chic.co T4iLurc:
. am ve,y much surprised to sec an article
In your paper uhc leading journal OF tho
Stntc) advocating the enlargement and cx-
tension Of tho Illinois and Michigan Canal,
as remedy against the expressions Of mo-
nopoly. While II would BE- partial benefit
to Chicago and the region of country along
The line Of the canal 1t would be great
dctriment to more thnn thsce-iourths OF the
'1aImers OF the State. Therefore hope
no statesman, though living on the
line OF the canal, will be 80 seldsh
as to nsk the Legislature to ta1 the people Of
the State for an Improvement which Is cutire-
ly local, and which VIII In no way relieve the
expressions under which the entire poputa,
tion Of the State are now groanlng. To tax
the people of the State s12 ,0oo. 900 tor an OBJ
jcct that would never benefit threc-fourths
Of them a Earthfng, and leave them in the
hands OF soullcss corporations that they may
acecc the great Knasscs to the amount Of
what they lose along the canal would be
very uuwise and oppressive.
have stated that Instead Of large ma
Iority of the citizens Of the State being bene-
Gtcd they would be damaged. Do you ask
howe | answer, In paying heavy tax to
build and keep Up weTks that o,d woud 10 not be
| ~ E@AS4At AZ N+Ats ~AA'oy LA4s! ~
ther damaged by paying additional freights
\ to the various railroads, which they would
be sure to charge along lines where there Is
no competition.
We want speedy remedy; one that will
apply 10 every part or the State. We have
ns citizens Of the State surrendered some OF
our rights to corporations, expecting In re-
turn 10 have snnic benefit from those cor
! porntions. They are now extended through
almost every part Of the State, and what We
w1nt to bring speedy relief is to have the
tariff on those regulated by law 80 that far
mcrs may not have to pay from one-fourth
to one h1lf of their produce to get It to mar
ket. Should VIC be left By our next Lcgis
lature without laws regulating ous
railroads, as VIC have been heretofore
! and then be taxed Tor local Improvements
orr sit. alton In the interior would become
iniolcrable.
Therefore VIC hope that every public jo1rna
will speak out and cali the attention OF oul
Legislature, which will meet in a few days
10 oihisnll~importaut matter. No State or com
munity can long prosper when the tarmtnI
interests arc crushed out, Us It is now bcin:
done In many parts Of this State. ! hop'
these suggcsiions may call attention aut
lead to investigation and speedy relief
The llardsbips md expressions so bfterl
complained Of Throughout every part Of tn
Statc. 3. BoGGEss.
, 1866-12-20
A movement has begun in Philadelphia to

A movement has begun In Phiihoelphia 10
cor.idcr and .tcrmlnc upon eoEe plan Of actson
by which The present inadequate psy Of school
teachers may be increased. The 7etegrap" os lhss
city gives Icw dcures which tells the whole
eiory. Tho male principal OF public school gets
$3.50 ycal the female principal. *'5o: her as-
soeiates from st1o maximum to $a00 minimum.
The French Government hos recently
houSht 10 COO barrels Of flour, aud go harris OF
beef and pork In New York for lis troops in Mex
ieo, with considt rab1e ernin 70 feed the hoes In
use by them. and In Euch need a.u these supplies,
that s.eamers have been chartered to transport
them 10 Vera CTux.
The Metropolitan police force, organized
under tho laws ofthe New York siAte Legislature,
fur the government Of the elites Of View York and
B.oollyn. coneist Of III men. OF whom ISIS arc
In New York City, and cu7 in brooklyn During
| the pas, year 75,03s arresta hsve been inside b.
this force In New York, and q ,os7 IN Brooklyn.
, 1866-12-20
HsHH nj Luut Ti1lC.


ASex Orleans ffcuvune correspondent, writing un-
der date Of the 11ih. says:
Tie tuGss crop premises 10 be vefy t4rss one judg
rvnGy ccrsmrntrd Eri- ding. The crop viii oe from
15Cp6 loo hoxsh~sas Larger than lass year ea1ted
ehinery the rantirE. number OF .ea:nplous are
now nsed tie larger sad krc
most Importance 10 the planters hands are tcarce
and hare to tty At pceert entfrelF @ the Ct!a1se
rmIcrautA a. no more negroes arc brought from
africa md The ctits ataorn all the white element -
TtvnF fsota Spain or othes toteiEn eouatr1sss Ins
ti,1 frr~t
, 1866-12-20
TI'O ARCHITECTS.
Fi.ANs ANT SPECIFICATIONS FOB NEW BUILD.
lN{3s FUR IHE WAR nhfA1sTMENI

....... al WASHlNGl9l*, u. t- ,......
Architects src l. vt.eI II p.1?a.r riaas sna
tics, an estimates q v7sr ice rev ar".7f,'l nnsa.
1n.s for The War urrHrtncnt Ct the site cow oceah
BY the War D. pat1Mert ard n}apsat yacatt g:onnhls
WnknERtou- II. T..
The buildings required should tAvs Euprracla. hrsf
q. 1AfCe a. tbs site serte.. viii 4slt IL ftds
Of .it nll ctH~r Information fel3cE- t, Ltt SUI.
Ittef The woEs. uren are'!. ttioc, r.ssouals os "
rfsu iuu, III $3Gd0 Is. ii. trst II - o11 saf III
tttna a:d Of 3icn fer .hs :h!-d ;r'i: "ses2tss
ukr1 th4 approval u the Hoa. Secretary Ct Esl y
IT, Board char TT u. az e e; teee e.
h.td!nes ef The War uepss Eueit on.L set Of Ceh'
Ere.f >ppfuFe1 July - 1sA- .tx =.
FINS and Fut e1ca seck lusE at bsLt % Af on
Of sIeyct Ltstrc1a-t CuloIei T. Lreao u! ac''E
Lsr Il II. Faard, ordnance ,iuce WlSc.ca Ha,.9,ns
Nashr q, DC OF teforc the lst d4y Of
1st7.
The Board will reserve tn. right TO Tctct any Or
Tic IurSoee, Us we'll a 10 scsaih any " III =
III o1der ol the Bcatt- T.J.IHEAD-geLL,
hTI L1enL icu,- u. ;. u Ett.orie:.
, 1866-12-20
rtFICE OF THE SUP
I EAT OF CONSTRUCTION OF TllE Y. :

,R,EES ESH Ssir ~ Snt,5ctca iii;nots' hs - S.
sealed proposals viii he res elveo af ihe oic; ~ =
pcrin,ct dcnt Of Units: States CnuEt Hausc, a.
clfrau covr,ns- pas:sEs. a1l ulsie peis, c1rs led
p.tta Gc tseni:,A for tar Springfield ].nis. Cat
uosk, taoNirs .n.:n:ion. design mi nj e.;,at A. .: T.
er by application At the cn.ton u ,1sn At Citca.o,
llnneis C,bcI nats, o,to, Pttsbu:Sn fen:s[!sa2a Il
mas bc submitted the Supc1lie: dear fsr apnrva
trore easi!er a.d beds a. t2s q coia;ns aaa r!'s
fcunn. Or shcknes. sharp ARISES A:d smooth
ncst and 1l1e ntaou must t. Of superior Enlsh
The price lDclulc freight aud de tEesy nnst b tse3
IL s!oss aod re wnoe q H. Toss WHst be asse1ed
F.Ls must te accompanied By roma ot tEo resp ~
e!b.e Inrt!c III The at $faa. that the bidder Will
pcr1cim TIC ccLtracti II aa srd 4 70 il..
Gics rbt be Adtrta.ed to A. Schwartz, SnpeftAtend
ent or The e. urt ilouka =. !tltos, I'D
A. SENN 4Isz, Surcrtc tErhCut.
, 1866-12-20

Here The brokers Wtn. buying At 13jI1H-
13Ct. bid at the close The selling rates were 19A
Gtl2s. Silver was ror,ina1 At ls511a5.
Governments were comparatively steady The
6's OF 81 opened steady, but closed u lower.
Five-Twenties were y lower on the aecona and
third f.sues, but the originals were unchanged.
Teu-Fo.tles opened i better. but the improve
mcst WAS lost at the close. Seven-ThiHies were
u higher on The June and July series.
The following shows The closing prices to-day
compared with those OF the three previous days:
, 1866-12-20

SrA11 1F1nE.-Atout eleven o'clock yesterday
morni. z the bed furniture In the second story Of
4 i1amc balding Situated near the corner Of Wells
and Division streets, eausht fire, and m alarm
,ln:utshed In n few minutes, the damage auouuI-
Ing to nbont $lG0.
, 1866-12-20
C3llCAED DAlLy MAlkkEr.

Al .nl.seJ Grain r~jortft in ftts MARKET rs1xrs
arr ,aCdc c1 tht bGsss r MEfr fc) .iord3e, AAsss
tfhsr;sfsf eIpr1seed.
! wEnxEsDN1 Er1xIS1, December u, 1sGs,
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. F:EtunTs-rnc 1o!l.w.
tr * lin. il;nt fsrfIJ TN tha Eastern tOa.lS.
, 1866-12-20

Fi.OUK-Receisel. ;, 10 b.ls shipped 7.1is bria
3n nast aS:s r. s:s sieiey se'ss
sasa at Il s;ss9 ssSsS rs &c E1!R eFis Il Msss
sie,5o: i6o his s:l1crcaa ps.t at s1o5s: Is pfls
'Earhetl's Excelsior Ct oo; 1o9 Urls nat naTci q
sio SO bz}s 90 ~ A. sio59 2' b5is @ = S,sS; ~
ntJ Esusd 1t ss o.; 20 bfls 10 81 t;..:5.
..WIlEAT-Esceitfl !.7sl ~; .hspPel 1..6s ea;
Mafss @ ~ : 2xsF g. ST.; sna 1
.:is "a q H.: ss'5 Nv; \ Ss =
aT III ID Ie:ected :, :lso: 81 oa % Il 81 y; so
e b. 9 Sa q "a e p So
EUHN-lecc!sed. lh7lt bn; snlppei noae. Nas.
kti InIi, and Ic lever. sales we:c: 1xoD hn W. at
& y m g % At NJ Il 4 Is ba Is t
-t!ns!nE At 70 9hc t7r ~ !. ,t,,s, IN ,o Mar.
isSe: i;to bu 1t sse; oj oa L. sc:d al ;os-e:osiny
ssWls I s-sSc.red. 2tce hu shipped - nu, Assscs
quiet and Unchanged, Salcs were: l,Eu hn 40. At
W. r.; 1850 bu at Sc; c6a ba at sse; 1e9 hu No.
HIRLET-Recelycd q. bu; ,sh.pped. 50 hu.
ark, tlIm an6 atu; le hishsf ia sses *efs; tas m 6n
bu lected II sc; $! bags prime At ti25; 10 ou f4r
al sc: 10 Gu do Al &c:
HirA N-Msrs~, oeles At k1a.oo in huIk: on track.
sal.. 70 tons n ~ g, Z ~ Z On It.ek;
\, sitSsesDSS SHE. wese:3 tons Il sl!9ao Do as
$3.50; do at *IE N-at. de lvcecd.
UITTER-I:xeived. 1880 81; Shipped, l,kN Ds.
Chcce tabe BulteEIs tu tsr request and with l1iset
arrivals cfsnc prices well sustained and to1ez75
5 as ls.s xhie ~ du
sdo Al SC: nFklns prime ass'c I - in 3af' at
, 1866-12-20

eHEEp-9h market IS s.uil anl Inactive Ior Ill cx-
cert choce mutton g,aee, which are IN moderate rs"
9Lrst m local account at :s5l 5o). Common and In
r,,or tcsc. itttens a :lecea and ARE tcafcey sue
an,c ut au. Fee. VIC quote prices at sSNas.oo lor
, 1866-12-20
otal e,lss, ,1S e,s15, SIS 10, u,s1o,s ,s7l
New York STOCK Market
C1cetrr prices for cash. December IL, 1876, received
CUm1lEKClAk4,

WEDNESDAY ESEStSa, December 10. 1876.
The following tables show the receipts and ship
Isents Of Produce duttuE the past tweutI-fouf
hoEIt: -.-
uTcEr1a DAAT TWESTT.JOER uoURs.
, 1866-12-20

To.a1.. .E1SGe Gl2 E13labL6oa el5SSsa,''9a
The computed real yatu" Of the Imports OF the
principal articles OF rnctchn3dise ia the noah OF
September was ei0 ,nlj, against E9lfs., III In
n1ue mouths i EfT4.1G7 sa5, ncatnst s15i.sa, 165
last year, md Et6h t1O III 1851 The following
figures shox The total yaln. for each Of the fs4t
nine months Of thu pscseut aud lat two Ye1rs:
, 1866-12-20
EteD1ral.


FL e .uasaat d d i1zS aeesi5ss q
esfs es &c RiooP "A 81 ii x'ioal 6s'oTd<T' as
e. L :sssss; e
4,sss M a,s*fn sssa; - 0a'ss:a s:'.a.y st
ss9's 10 srt ss's:a seesail; NJ ls'.s,s4,.
fss'94lEfE H He dESERaE Is Eissi ":s4s;
T!Hha Rs4a Af5H Ek s!;Ss 1fS 81 R'zAtfkAa
r. enaS = sah 81 n sEy -
y; sS: essa ! ~ ss : ~ In
= & seis sHs ! WY os'
& fass 81 ssSE ~ Fed
Psts. Psss'Et SSs r s csss
SsSa' ea4 e. sf
sots ;a5sa TaS nI
ssiinr sf ias siemash - a5:ef ea;taE: coss.
sh'sa Ii & z
piSsSl Ps1al; snpp:f:ss ssa;ty E3s5alye Do
ssaismss,s q fTssa i:esie; pasisat: e
s.s sayea NJ hundreds of to1!ais.-E1v. E. Aus1z-
,osS sss;a 81 s It r Z vi = e.
ss $ 2 s efys e. 8 5s5
Asa e. III nom rssss Rs
S;ors1 xhe ssa I'D @
completely p1ostfzted ne soe eve=iuc. hoasseness
ns zsas s
CON as "a as g ny, ay 81 r. Essn S.s
faoiay @ Es.se. e % nd haH bssa compelled . este
Is ns1. sSS ase A &, 8; i6
u tie besiasi;e Il FefraHy: -: AExEI EIsaIE5
Z: s,sa sS,s L, ii sEa Il: ss5 3::
DAYS ~ .pr1e tEnsMa M ~ a saaIsa a1s oi} II