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The Portland daily press., 1876-01-06
As a Political Journal

the PRESS will be devoted as in the past descrim-
minating support of the Republican Party. During
the pending important campaign. the PRESS will
give special attention to the publication of political
news.
AS an advertising medium, the PRESS stands first
among the journals of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-06
CITY OF PORTLAND.


CascO National Bank
AT PORTLAND,
IN THE STATE OF MAINE,
At the close of Business Dec. II, 1875.
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-06

JOE PRINTING neatly executed nj
this Office
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-06
RA WHITE AND TINTED BRIsTO

~ CARD, with name, 2Oc. or so Snow
Flake, Marble. Damask Rep, Plaid and Scotch gran
lite, AOc. Address, WIN. III. WEEKS, "a Lisbon
Street. Lewiston. please state what paper you saw
this in. jan3d2wstif
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-06

SITUATI0N by a man having a good knowl-
- edge of the Grocery business and an ex-
tensive acquaintance in the State of Maine. Would
like to travel or work on stock. Good references
given. Inquire or address SHAW, HAMMOND g.
CARNEY, dec18d3w%
The Portland daily press., 1876-01-06
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY OF PORTLAND.

All UrulnanCe KtIaCIng 10 Tie IFaHSpUr'
tatiOn of Dead Bodies.
Be it ordained By the Mayor, Aldermen and Common
Council of the City of Portland, in City Council
assembled, as follows:
SECTION 1. No driver of any hack. job wagon or ex-
press wagon, any other vehicle, except duly ap
pointed and licensed undertaken, shall transport
through this city or from place to another in
this city any dead body which is to be buried in any
cemetery belonging to the city without permission Of
the Superintendent of burials, under penalty of
twenty dollars for each offence to be recovered for
the of the city by complaint before the judge of
the Municipal Court of Portland
SECTION 2. This Ordinance shall take effect on
and after its approval.
Approved January d. 1876. jan5d2w
, 1876-11-16
CntOpai(4e uaOElhten.

2alnNen. Sn Der Stsun9 Der nr'
terfranfil6en Sanoel8s unO @ewerbes
TANNER pom 10. Oftober wnrOe auSges
jpro9en, oab IN ERE Snoultrie e5 alS
&brenlaAe anieben miiiie, auf Der Pa'
riIer notwithstanding oertreten 5u leIn,
uno OaB nan seionnm iei, mS9lidt
sifeftuou oies gu beweilen. 0%tambaIte
6irmen BON Mlr3burs, 4INaifcnbur9,
Sd1peinfurt u. !. 10. baben ertlart, Die
auSltequng gu beIhlden.
Nm IL, Sftober lin0 sic neu auf9e'
nommenen s309llnse ocs Ga%oettencorpa
in Oct Gnltalt ein9etreten, welde nun
165 iun9s SificierSpflanSen entbalt.
SeitOem Oieit8 milltarilAe Gr~5ietuuss'
Inltitut Die irabcrcn Bripilegien perloren
bat, 1T audi oa5 SerbaltniB Swtlden
Der .3abl Der biirgerliben unO aotltgen
ST qutntenten Elm umgetebrte5 9ewor'
cen; Wenn lriber Die leeteren porberrlds
ten, 10 lit Oiele8 jeet bel ben ~crltercn oer
SAD. 8On Den 165 30glin9en iinN
l18 bRr9erIi@er mo AZ aoellger Ser,
amt.
Der &rjc95mlnilter, @euerauieute>
aunt y. WlalllJuger, wuroe bel leiner
acullhen AnUeltnbeit bel Den &ruppen,
4lanOuern in Oerliu uno 2eip5ig bonn
oeutiNcn &aiier our9 ScrleIbun9 os8
JfOtDeu aOIcrorOenS /. @laiit uuO pom
Jt6nlg pom 0a1lcn ourd SerlclbunQ
oeS @roBtreu5e5 oeS Albre9tOrOen5
aaSae5ti4net.
Der 0le9icrungSpralioeut q. .. ItoiS
D, 0ermann lit am 10 Ottobcs nad
lan9em gcIoen in rs. ~2ebeA8jabre &c.
t0rbcn.
Der @eueralIefrctGr oeS lanSuirt6s
l6aftyiAen Serlin8, Ioam Wautr,
weld)er bel Selibtt9ung Der bur6 Den
iiiu9ltcn StWm an ben SIebbaraden
Oer Gberelicnwiele anseriAteteu S9a.
Den Our6 elm berabltir5enOe5 Brett
5iemlI@ beOeutcuO am Scope perleel
uuroe, taun ba8 8ctt bereitS wieoer
OcrIanen uaO licbt l%eiaer uOai9en @ens,
Jung eut9e9en.
llebcr Die 9inri9tun9 Ser bciOeu
Wl0rOsr 0lGSgcn unO Jlui, Ole an
Wlorgcn oe8 8. OftOber ltattfanO, brin8t
oer n9f. g." ioI9enOeu Spe5ial6eri@t !:
8lGS8cn, Der 3Ntrlt ben GOoe8Aaug ans
treten Ioate, bate Die leete 9tadt glci1
wte i'll oen bejOen uorber9cgan9eaen
nod Ie6r gut gelAlafen nuo AbcnOS Dor.
hcr lelnen &al08braten nit oislsm Aps
, 1876-11-16
SnlanOi[df Dfpe(Aen.

@orceH Ell, WtaN., IA. Nop. Trou
$. g. 9igelOp lprun9 seItern Na4mit-
tao Ill Clinton o1ls elmer &uti6e, beren
8feroe l0eu unO uabdnOi8 9erpOrO II
,poren. 9ie 6rau erlitt 10 I6Iimme
gerlebun0en, oaB lie innsr6alb elmer
Stunbe itarb.
Ncr=Oorf, IA. goo. Sr. Som.
lemons, Ger. AZ, @arOenltr., Soboten,
ua1m g~eltern NbenO gcmeinl6aftli6 nit
ieiner 6rou unO Orei S06tern bos2lbeno
clien Elm uno i9ien Ii0 in better 2aune
5u befinOen. No6 Dem Glen 8in9 CT in
eil anItobenOes 3immer unO er6dnste
mittelt ciles ieioenen 5oibentu0es an
cinem SettpfoIten. MS er bon Iciner
6amllie entoeft wuroe, par oas 2ebcn
btrejts entf lo0en.
Cincinnati, IA. Nop. Or. 8.
j. Gbole uno 81. 8. S%enIpn, beioc aus
Gidmono, SuO., gerietben 9eitern Nbenb
in Dem Sabn6ofe gu Brighton bel Dem
YerIu6e, ouf elnen In 8elpe9ung befin0s
Ii6en SabnSug 81 ipringen, inter Die
Gd0er uno wuroeu auT i6redenerre9enbe
@eile Sermolmt. Or. G0aie blieb auf
Der SteQe toot uno man 6e9t feline 9off
mno auf bic &cttun9 Oes 9rn. 9enlon.
0etroit, IA. Noo. Gbas. Gree9an,
Elm Sormer aus GoB-@ountp, Duroe yez
fern SIT 9owu9ioc, Mi3., uOn einem
iciner Nrbeittr, Namens S6s. S. 2iQD,
ourA eincn MeiuitiA au9Cnblidlj6 9e'
tIOtct.
6t,2ouis, Is. NOp, Sn Der ga e
pom Girwin, YJilipps &c., &anlds, mnl
De Elm b%efnnntce uno 9eo6teter Siiraer,
Namens 6. g. @ilis, am legten S0m=
Itogs-Nbeno BON einem 9epiIcn gilbert
0apes auf bic fci9ite uno brutalIte Wei'
lie crmoroet. 9apes bate elmer lnn9en
Game leine 9uno an9ctra8en uno mar
abgeWieien worOer; er iAeieb feline Nb
f~ersigun9 Dem Srn. Mi0is Sl uno man
}laubt, ooB er oenielben ou$ &a6e err
moroete, IS 1T bis jebt rod ni@t 9e+
luuneu. hen MDrher feltiun cAmen.
, 1876-11-16

re bes Carbohydrates famen 2 Wteu>
iGen um.
Ser anerif. GoniuI 5n Gaoi3 meloet
Dem Staots-9 eportement in Wnl6ing-
ton, oaB Bic ipanii6en @utOritdten beg
~errudbntsn 9afens Quarantdne>M abre=
9eIn 9e9en ole aus 9lem Oort unO New
Orleans anlongen0en S6iiTe 9etroffen
baben. Sr. Noee, Der amerif. @ti9dfts=
TRIGGER 5l WaOriO, bat Der lpanii6en
0te9ierung Gorltelun9en in 9e5u9 ouT
Die Nublnii9feit IOl6er MaBre9cIn 9e9en
Die BON Ntp Yort fommenOen S6iiie
9ema9t.
, 1876-11-16

G'Gauten fit ben 6reunten um0 tsm pu.
putlifum in Nlaemeinen ihr erpBrs 2aeer,
relGes aus f~pieenpen Se6en beitebt. ansu-
bisten . frozen. Mebtsite. Chem fallen, Mps
be- unb SOtlet- M~ltifsl, S9wamme, aOrfe,
@%stflmerien, 8drbtpfe> Garbe, Se e, 8enlfsr
slas. Slit etc. etc. einlbIisBliG M0ss, mas
in einem autsn Drossn. @si9dft sepSbnlt9 gu
baben 1T.
sic fiibren gIeiGfall8 cine arcbe Muspabl
eidtil9er prsparalipuen ais: &rre/5 0slatine,
@atsr's Cocoa, @erls@ iiBe, So NC tGrfe,
SafarmtbL Sasp, Gapipea, rpnreuiiits Mil&
etc. etc.
2anpretb'a sarnnttrter @artenlaamen, tpos
prn Gin SpQss IDurttment tets SorrGtbis TT.
GSncenlrirte 6ru9t. y 1enrsn, NrOmatili-
rult9a Grsrletc Spn ieper Srrte, 0emiir3e gum
giuma6en.
6erucr lsnfen iie tic Iafnlerflamfeit auf ibre
ielbtaema@ten preperate, ipelde eire 20-jGbs
ri9e @Ipbe ~belaneen nnp fir WfIGs if satau ;
tirfn tDnneH. NIB
, 1876-11-16
Sefrei&.

@ien, Is. NOp. @raf @nOralID liegt
in 9eIb tronf OornieOer.
, 1876-11-16
neuete teIe9r. pfpe(bfn.
Ser Griea int Orient.

9onoon, IA. gfop. Sie ueertrol
Stems" melbct, boB ein @ell0bote aus 81
pablo mit9 cpeI6cn oe8G5oren an oleS0'
nioin Giftoria beute in 9oper onlar9te'
Cine Geuter'l6s 9epel6e als ct.
petersburg teTdtigt bic III elmer tribe
rem GepeI6e mit9ctbeilte NaGrl@t Se=
treffs bcs Girfulors oes 6irten Gort=
idafoff. Ser GSor hat Die GonSentrie
runo BON le6s Nrmeccorps orgeorNnet,
lpclde aus oen in ben SiItriften Stem,
Gbarfop uno Ooeila Iiationirten Srup-
pen oebiloet weroen l%oler. Sic OperoF
tipnssMrmce pirb aus bier 9ipilionen
inter Dem Commando bes GroBfitrten
9lifolaus Nifolajswiti6, oes Srnoers
bes Gsaren, bdtebcn. Gen. Ncpofltl6lB=
ii lpiro ols @enerolItabs6et Slrltl!tals
iulfsti als G6ef Der @rtillerie nlO @ene'
rolmojor 9epp dig Gbef Der SnBenleure
fuasiren. Sic 8eieblsbober Der oerl4ie
bcncn Corps linO: SHIRT Sartlai Don
SoQi=@eimer @ererollieutenalt Gloeb
fp, Baron y. &riioener, Shirt 8oron-
5oft Shirt G9adoii5iD uno Gcn Man
now5fD.
Sci ruiIii0e Sen. =GonIul III Sel9roS
bat Dem Gen. 5i6ernojeli mit9etbeIlt,
boB Der G5or inn perbietc nod GnBlono
suiidsufebrcn. Si@ernojeII miro NOR
qen cine urlaubsreile no6 g8ien ante
ten.
Qonopn, Is. Sop. Nboul &elim
@ulda it, luie cine 9epslae Gus Nlld
bcriGtet nod Gonnuntinopel obbernTe Ell
wproen.
@iner @iener 9epeI6e sufol9e wel=
Den Sn Guftdup Guartiere fir 10000
Mann in 8ereiti6ait 9eiebt. Sic Sc
~itunsen @iliitria, SGumla, &uIt6up
nnb Norna loQen bur6 10000 Mann
Der oiioti;9m Nrmee belebt werten.
3erpii9 9oi6a bot Sefebt erbolten,
cine forte Ma9t nod GonfantlnopeI 81
i0iden.
Sic rullil9en @eionoten in peri6ic-
benen ulrppdii6en SOuptltdoten lin(
onoewielen wprben, Die Geoe res G5aren
ill Wlostou uffiiiel mit'ut9eiIen nno Die
Scbeutuns berIelben 81 crfIaren.
Sn Gontantjnopel berri4t Die ieit
ueber5uu9ung, oob &uBluno Die 9iort
bur0 unarnebmbare So~rrerun9en sum
&ric9e gu slpin9cn bsubli6ti9t, uno 81
Sarfen trefien eifri9eN fin
Den bsporltcbsnren &f.
Ser Solos" meloct, oaB 0roBfiirIi
Nifolous icin Suuptquortier 81 &llles
nem in 8ciiarobien oAfi4Ia9m miT0.
Observation-Disclosures Der Shines"
iT,,ber @nli9t, oaB Die pur9elAlo9cne
Gonfcrcns oennu@ 5u @tanOe fommen
pirb.
Gie .@iener Nere Sreie 8rcile" be-
bouptet, bob England ~polfdnol9e Be-
,peile iiber Die woren Nbli6ten9tu Blonos
belite, uno bielelben Dem 0itreiAli6en
@elunoten in 2Onoon mit9et6eilt 6Obe /;
Elm pOultdnbi9es GinuerltanoniB iOl 5pi
iden Oeltrei@ uno England gu Stunpe
9efpmmen iein.
, 1876-11-16

0irginta Staats<Wa5etTf
tasItp bsraus8esebsn sOH
9obn 9, pfin.
90. s: 3tu0lite Straee.
VI Oh m /, " q.
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SiuBlann.

2onbon, Is. Ncp. Cine &euter'lde
9cpei9e aus Mosfau meIoet; u@e0en
Sr. Strousber9 uno Die geomten Der
sMpstou'er gomme.5ie1en Nnleibebant"
Iino fol9enOe llrt6eiIs= Sprii@e 9cfdlt
ipOr0en: Strousber9 gu @erbonnan9
aug &ublano; 2anoau, Poljausfi unO
8orrilomstp su G%erbonnung na@ So
bOlsf; SIneb uno SNubmaaer 5u eins
monutli9er @%efdn9uiB4aft."
, 1876-11-16
Lie .4ohaurA


at t%eittmntt. bas sanse btSberise 6eiIperfabren un,;
IuitoBeu, Gte Sur wtro bur9 b0s io9euonute
SpDban lno bur3 Gtnnebmen BON 9~obpuloet
bewtrft, Gte sobbdoer 3et9sn an, no bic Grant9eit
ibreu Stb bat, NJ ttef ie ltegt, uno Si 9tet@er
9eit seisen ie BITE 9ebensfrait 6es MenI6en an.
8ouicnoe Sino In ben leBteu 3lpet Sabreu in Der
GooesAnItolt, "a Stanton Str, 8etp gort, 9ebetlt
poroen. Inter ben Gebetlten bettnoen it9 piele
jb BON anoeren 8dberu baour9, oab le brett auf
, bic &rantbeit e%tnwtrten, uHb ben franten Stoff ents
ferntn, IN lpeI9er 6orm ct aud sum Sori6ein
fomme. Ste limb eth 9erbrennnngss ODER ausi6eis
bun9ssGroceB Der Rrantbettsltofe. Sober Rranfe
ptro bel oer InDenonn9 oteier Sur io5ulagen ieiu
et9enet glrSt. gSenn Semanb bird bteIe 8Goer 9es
BELT tit, 10 tit er wtrtlt6 uno %raottal 9ebeiIt, wdbs
srenb nab Der bisbertsen SeilnetboOe bic @ittet
| Beu6bnlt6 9ef6brlt9er iinb ais bte&ranfbett lel6it,
llnb ii4 blters tIa son6ss Seer Iecunbdrer Srants
peiten e~tniteIt; -
Ob9lei3 bic Goybaber aHe arantbeiten, itinerIt6
nno duBerltt, %fnrtren, 10 limb bod bic gStrfnn9ert
BET Iol9enoeu Graufbetteu, beionberS penn iie lid
nod in acutem3 uitanoe %befinoen, 9onS auBeroroente
lid: Vieber, ielbit Nerpens rnb Epphu8Ie6er,
merSen iebr i4neQ, 9epObnlt9 NIT lS3 8doern,
beionbers bet lungen 9enten u. TN eriten stadium,
9eipSbnli6 lei6t furirt. @aIerIm6t, 8bens
t%natiSmns per6en oft iebr, i9uea. eebeilt;
ebenio an9ens unb Standardization, iowte ale
fDpbilitifdc &rantbetten tn iebem @rabs. @et
anberen Sranfbeiten, @ranoWmnoen, @es
SGipiiret, GeropbeIM &C. tit bic @irfuna etne
pIOslt6e II. it@tbare. gtur Elm 9ob lit btnretdenb,
I'M Seben pom Der gStrfuhe gu iiberseu9en. Wla
9emfrebS uni. bic io9en0nnte %arns ober
Suderrnbt (etne bis lest nnbeilbate &ranfbeitl
purben eebeilt, @ei lebterer &rontbett seben Is
@roaent bes 5uferitoites nit iebem Babe Sur4 Ben
flrtn ab.
DIE SaSes uu6 Ginnebmes 4u[per perben mad
iebem 4las TN 2anoe u%erionot, Der BteiS oes
4 8abespulperS tit Sc, Der hes Gtntebnte : puIpers
s 81. Wton lalle ih4 cine Sroi6ire nber bic sobfu&
Y Ut enslii9er ooer beuti9er Spra6e f9idet.
/ FIR. Rauchfuss, .
4 "a @tanton Ctr. (Box 1901
New 0orE
, 1876-11-16

HsS THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-11-16
Gpanien.

MaoriD, Is, Nop, Sci Dem Bran.
, 1876-11-16

eahseriptiprs $ @reife.
, 1876-11-16
Gretfe Der Mu5eigen:

,SrBf,re Nnsstsen wsrseu tri8er berf8net.
g6t rber rpenteer Sci rbtlben etnen Sauare.
gue Nn,eieen fnb int @ordls sh satIet.
Die 3eituua Nib tn Ni1mpnt arb lint
.saenS son bsn 3rGsern tir IS gents per
gEphe au8eetra9er,.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Myer L.. ChristeIer has made assignment to
Simon s whtmark for the benent OF his creditors
Henry NJ Slverman, dealer in hats caps and furs, Of
No. 554 Broadway, stopped payment yesterday
The failures OF Isaac J. Oliver, printer, Of No "a
Duane street, and Richard H. King stock broker were
announced yesterday.
The first meeting OF the creditors OF Mcssrs Minscs.
heimcr h Lndhcim, millinery of No 534 Broadway,
which to have taken place yesterday at the Office
Of Register Williams No. Warren street, was adj
ourned until March 0, at two NJ, account Of ill'
in the family of Mr.. Mnzcshcimer.
AT the first meeting of the creditors OF Henry Will
SON. of No "a Beekman street, held yesterday, at the
Office of Register Dayton, No 800 Broadway Counsellor
William I. Carlisle was appointed assignee MI Will
sons Liabilities will not exceed 50, 000
The actual assets of John r. Smith and Asher d. En-.
sign who filed their nominal assets IN the Court oi
Common Pleas, on Monday, as 5000, are s4oo Their
liabilities amount to 81 31s Co. and the Court ordered
their bond in the penalty OF 81, OO0
Charles Mcintyre made an assignment TO Robert
Morrison yesterday His nsolvent schedule lled
follows:-Liabllities, 1897 A.; nominal assets,
S731 90; actual assets s'37 5o bond ordered IN the
sum OF 81, 600
A. the nrst meeting of the creditors OF George
Gregory, held yesterday at the Office Of Register
Dwight, No BeeIman street. John H. Patt was ap-
pointed assignee
The liabilities of Aessrs. H. A. Philip Il Co., paper
manufacturers, of No l07 Reade street. have been
ascertaned to be about $l00000 Their suspension ID
expected by the firm TO be only temporary, as negotia
tons in progress for settlement OF their anRirs
and their nominal assets arc reported to be IN excess
OF their liabilities. The cause OF the failure Is said TO
have arisen from the general sagnaton Of trade and
inability TO make collections.
Register Ketchum yesterday issued an order calling
meeting OF the creditors OF Duncan sherman h Co.
to prove their debts and choose assignee to be held
on The Goth OF April at No 129 Fulton street.
The failure was reported yesterday OF Avery Rig
gins, manuacturs OF steam heaters and venaiors, ai
No. 43l East Tenth street and No. Broad street
Arnold, Constable Co, William 7. Boigett, Wagner,
Schneider Co.. j. r. Howell Co.. James V. Schenck,
and twenty-five other creditors have thrown the arm
OF Irving son, furniture manufacturers, OF No. 206
East Twenty street. into bankruptcy. The hrm
made an assignment last month TO John Pullman and
offered 10 compromise at twenty Ave cents on the
dollar The Iabiito mount TO S34, 900; nominal
SETS $24 900; actual S13 000 The claims Of the
petilioning creditors INT to over SIS, 000
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
BOARD OF POLICE.

THE DEPARTMENTAL SURGEONS TAUGHT THErD
DUTY-sEvEIAL OF THEM FINED.
The full Board of Police Commissioners met yestsr.
day. General Smith in the chair.
on motion OF the President Captain Petty, OF the
First precinct fined FIVE days. pay for omitsing "a
enter his name on the botcr before leaving the station
house.
On motion Of Commissioner yoorhis Patrick Cain,
dump inspector, removed, and William McKenns
appointed in his place.
omeer Thomas H. Potts, Of the Thirteenth precinct,
was on OF the President dismissed for being
found asleep In a bakery when he should have been
post duty
Tho following appointed patromsn John
McDermott, William Byrnes, Charles Cotton aud James
McQuadc
Commissioner Erhardt from the Committee on Rules
and Discipline, presented tho following report with
reference 10 Police Surgeons, which was adopted;-
BOARD POLICE.
would report the result OF the trial OF the cases ofthe
following named surgeons OF Police, 10 wit:Surgoon
Charles IL. Wade, nnod three days; surgeon Hama
Powell three days pay; surgeon stephen g. Cook,
pay; Surgeon John Stewart two days pay; Surgeons
William H. Ensign and :. r. W. Mcleod, complaints
dismissed The charges against Surgeons Ensign and
Mcleod arc dismissed because they were not properly
notified. would state that there sccrns 10 have been
apcrncious custom recognized which permitted SUR
gcons IN case they did not receive tho notice TO attend
police wthE hour after IL had been sent, TO
consider themselves renewed from attending, ON the
supposton that the Police Department would be more
successful In finding the next surgeon and careless
attention to duty has been tho natural result OF
such practice Any custom that looks to the rcliev.
ing police surgeons OF the trust that they have as
suincd considered abr0gated. and they VIII take
means hereafter TO ascertain, when they DO receive
notice to attend matter how long Tune may have
elapsed between the sending Of tho message and ths
receipt ofit, whether their presence is required.
Police surgeons are not prohibited from attending
patients other than those belonging TO tho Police DE.
parment, provided such labors do not interfere with
their duties the Board OF Police, whose officers they
are The ghtness OF tho penalties inflicted In thest
cases is 20 be considered indication OF the
future action this Board in Of neglect Of duty
In case the private practice OF police surgeons such
as interfere with the duty they the public
such grave consequences might result from tardnoss-
they III consider this notice that they aban-
don IL resign their Office. Respectfully submitted
JOEL, B. ERHARDT
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MARCH ls76.TRIPLE SHEET
nozzle Feb. 20. 1879.

NOBLE, Feb % 1879
Cotton -Hoday-Net receipts O5l bales; gross o54
Exports eoastwise, 1855 stock, O7,il4
o.. sAyAsSAH. Feb. 20 lsTi
Sales, ess Stock. S. 4Ss ''''''''' S''''
c CHARLEsroE. Feb. 90 1874
&c Cotton easy; nddins l2c; low middlins, ii1Se
ExporissTo the Continent lsS ' @ Sass
800 stock, 81. 1896
SPLITS OF turpenne hrm a. 3le kosin steady AT 81 40
Flour unehansed sales LOO bills Wheat steady sales
81 No White Michigan NO. at 81 S91aSS extra SaS White sid Mh
se sIn @ 10 SGII 1sw snsS se i old e Barley f3
81 us; No Canada at 81 ~ choice los 81 20 81 ~
Millieed-Shors. sl7 SIS; shipsufls. $40 $50; mid
Receipts-Four 5000 bbls; wheat, 1900 bushels;
Flour 5000 Oos wheat 1000 bushels; 25ooo Do
oats 1900 DO barley. 1900 do Flour duh and % 1R,
SasSsis No. I svaaEss Club ' q. 81 s 20 DO
$50 do white Michigan ss 81 S. Corn duh sales
new on track S SOC Oats retailing only Rye dSl sales
s of q. Sns a5 1ss state 5si & on ss rg
TOLEDO, Feb 70 1876
RanG siT and @arss. % 9@ Nc white y Mabssh y S'
Il "A April u y; Nay. 81 9OS s. d. 81 oil So
Corn Demand fair and market lrn high mixed and
Sole no grade 43sc.: do Dayton aud Michigan 4c ;
damaged 315c do. Lake Shore, 39c Oats steady, with n
fair Gemand No. >. 3534c. March, 36lSc May. 3s54c
white s9sc rejected s2e Glover seed $ % KeeeiP's-
shipments-Wheat. 1900 bushels eorn 1000 do; oats,
1000 do.
CHICAGO, Feb 20 1876.
Flour dull but unchanged Wheat active and lower No.
Chicago spring. 81 O94 No do, VI ~ spot; sales at
071e e9}sc March; closed at essc March ss5sc April
VI OK May 40. do SOC. rejected. is1ac Corn dull
and Sha 10 lower No. mixed. I2c spot 2isc. March
42Ac April; i14c bid May: high mi xed, lahc. do
3Te rejected. 32c 32A4c Oats dali aud prees shade
lower; No ~ spot sl5sc March; s2e. april rejected
2oc 2b4c Barley quiet but steady ole, spot o13c
April. Rye dull and lower ut 62c d5c Clover seed
dull aud prices shade lower; sales NJ SS - ~ 30 TIM
othy seed dull and prices shade lower sales of common
to prime ~ 90 So 20 Dressed hogs demand good at
full prices sales 50 20 50 Ia Pork steady and firm at
g.! i2 $2l 10 spot and March; $2 G7i S2 10 April
$2 95 May Lard. very nr and holders asking higher
rates. sales S2 so spot Sl3 90 Apri $l3 l7s $3 -
May, Bulk meats demand good. at iu prices Whiskey.
81 od ReceptsFiour 5000 bbls; wheat 1900 bushels;
corn, lo6UoO do; oats q Oo1 do; barley, 1000
~ s, oSs WHs1', do ~
ley, 1900 do. At the afternoon call OF the board
Wheat, mer at 9Sc. March: 9S6c. April Corn oats,
unchanged Pork higher 2i so 81 52a March s2i 80
April Lard shade higher ut $l2 sOa $l2 S2a March;
Sl3 90 Sl3O2s April.
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
REAL ESTATE SALES.

At the Exchange Salesroom there quite small
gathering r. V. Hartnett sold under foreclosure the
house with lot 20 lOxoS9 feet in West Thirty fourth
street. south sde 237 feet of Tenth avenue to
Matilda E. Coddngton, for se525, said property being
valued at sl2, also the house. with lot 26x505
feet on West Ffyfourth street, north side, 10 feet
west OF Tenth avenue, TO Barnett Levson for $1,000
" X. Stevenson, Jr, sold, by order OF the supreme
Court, the house and lot, 25xl02 IL feet, No. III
Macdouga street. west side so feet south OF Eighth
street. TO David Fox for So, $50 a mortgage of
Sc 900 and interest in all s1l $50 said property being
valued at SIG. 600
The New York herald., 1876-03-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT DULL AND UNSETTLED
FUTURES QUIET BUT sTEADY-FLoUR QUIET
WHEAT UNsErTLED-CoRN EAsIER-oATs DULL
AND EAsIER-PoRK DULL AND NOMINAL
LARD FIRM-wHIsKEY QUIRr-PETRoLEUM
NoMINAL-sPIRITs TURPENTINE STEADY
RosN UNCHANGED OILS oUIET-FREIGHTs
FIRM-CoFFER sTEADY-sUGAR STEADY.
TUESDAY. Feb. 29--6 p. N.
The movement in trade circles to-day shows moder-
ate activity. a rule, with the exceptions in case
violent On 'Change nour was quiet Wheat not
quotably lower but buyers generally refused to 80
except at lower prices Corn a shade easier. Oats
dull and easier. whiskey quiet Pork was
dull and nominal Lard firm at the close.
Freighs firm. Cotton quiet. Coffee steady.
Naval generally quiet Oils also quiet
Petroleum inactive and nominal Sugar steady.
AsHEs quiet NJ sac. 54c. for pots; pearls were
quoted nominal nc 7c.
ASrxoSY still quoted at 14i4c 1876.
BEEswAx quiet but steady sl6c ssc for West
and Southern
Brook CoRs-The market continued drll aud nominal.
We quote RED, As &C.: red tipped Sc &C. medium
green. 7c &c. choice hurl and brush. &C. loc
in steady, fair demand at full prices We
quote Sperm, 2ec sperm. patent. Macys 3ec stearic.
II. Mitchell Co.'s Q6 oI), 27c. 2sc. adamantine
az, H. ie oz) l2,1c i7c paradine ts. es and l2s.
zoe. 21c
CoprKK.-The market for Rio was quiet but steady.
Mild coffee was also steady. We quote :-Ordinary
cargoes, 153zc. Ice. fair DO, 17l4c. IKE
good do, i7Ac lsc. prime do. ls1sc
1876 Santos fair good 17c lsc, gold ninety days
Java governments bags, 23c 24e. DO grass 2sc
25c. Singapore do. lec 2oc Ceyion, ls1zc. 1911c
Maracabo l61Sc 1shc. Laguayra, l71sc ls1ac. Ja-
maica 1876. lee ST. Domingo l5e l5ac Porto Rico,
lie 1sc Costa Rca. lie. ls1sc; Macassar 1876 a
l9Isc; Mexican, lie. lSc.; Manila. 17c. lSc An
gostura lie. 1875 savana. lec lsc; Curacao. i5c
lie
CooPERAcE stock fairly active and steady. We
guoIe -Nossses shocks, 32inch, with heads, 81 80
do 36 inch 81 SO 81 box shocks 75c Soc rum do -
pipe do, SO SO SO; empty hogsheads s. 5O hoops IL
ieet ordinary prime, SJ7 SO NJ hoops. II feet
do. S33 n 1886 per NJ
0arge and small sre), per lb.: l47sc i5tsc do.
cordage, yarns l6c. lie tarred Manila, l4c
Sisal rope loi.c afl5sc; New Zealand, Ike 12kc ;
Russia hemp. tarred Iic American do 4c Russia bolt
rope. lie.
CorrosThe market for spot cotton was dull and unset
the quiet bat steady The clos
ing prices to-day with Mondays closing prices