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, 1876-02-19
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following instruments wero hled for recori
etTY PROPERTY.
Htate II, 2o0H II n Of Fifteenth at, a I. 93tts1H
n (No. 74l}, dated Fet,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9o0t
dated Feb. ......................... 1,1st
Thirty seventh at, Ia It Of Stewart av, nj,
9t1i1s II, dasosl Fob tG............... !. 80!
Clyboufn Az, cor Of Dayton ar Of North nv,
frIangfs nf ll?h 1la0 a-111 fDO dated JAM ~ 3sM
aams premises ,istsd Fob 1+............,.. 4,0,t
running v and q to Taylor Il. dated Feh.A 1.76s
Il, dstsl Ftb 2o,oot
II, dsted Feb. ........................ ;. 3so'
west van n,lsrn 1t. II, 4 ii Of Winchester ii,
sf.askzl2o II. snd other property, dated
Aas:,. hF -. Il: is:H Il Il aoIic 4. ak: '0'
l3tIIo T. dated Fab: sb:lg........:.:........ ". so
dated jan. .........:..::.::..: 3,:o
Madison It, n cor ot shoiion Il, . I, 7stiio ii,
ttAtcd Fob. 0 {Satlan s. Grow to William
6cott Hhtteftso13}... 1011n
NORTH or CITE LINtrs, WITHIN RADIua or ! MILF
nF CouHF.uuuaE.
Fullerton Ar, n y COZ Of Hnc!no ~, = I, 1o0Hi5h
Il. tlatctl Ftb- s....... ..........u.......S e0ol
SOUTH or cItx LiMi7a, wtEH'N 4 RADIUS Or MILF
OF CoUnr-ltoUtE.
tfyic Park Av. 81 It n Of Fifty.thisd II, VITO
II 10 railroad dntsd Fsb. .1t...........-.$ lo,0Cl
rark av.. n uf F,lty.thrd II, " (, Gl1lD #. 49,,
snn Fr.neisco ~, 119 It Of Ffty. fourth ss,e
I, os41l25 II. with 1ies115 n. v +, Ia aAsno
block dated Feb. .6.............s,s..s -'s.s lsooN
, 1876-02-19

May At $11Rs7 1,: anil $50 bfls seller Iuns at $2l.5
fa92p Total, ORC hr1s. Tha market c|oaai arm At
81. .tea1t.4a ctah Keller February: $21.3Na2fh0
atler March; sal. seller April; and $lt.u7M
e 27.11 ee!tnr Mhy. ...
ir!mo mess Tork waa 9nies at slo.oo81o.2s. Extra
prime luhted n la.25tt16.6H.
LARn-Was moderately active. and averaged 6o per
100 lba higher chiefly tho moro deferred OPTIONS,
Artl being IN demand by rattieA anxouA Ia change
over from, March. Cincinnati was firm. Bales hero
was reported of H1 tca seller March at 81 7sHSal3V1
otoo tes seller Arr!l 1t $f3o0alals; and t75o trs
teller May st ti2.21H@la3o. ints!. 1o.7tvt tct Tho
nartnt closed nrH1 IL f11.pkal211H rAsh or seller
February: fi2.eS31197H aHller March {l3.i99 3.l2k
eeller April: and $l3.2s sei'sr May.
MEAra-Wcre In falr lomsud 1t Thursday . pfteea
for sles willis shoulders dull 81 nominal 81.
rance. Tho chiof inquiry WAS for futnrc Inyen for
shipment being rather backward, hap1ng that The tn-
creased roee!pss Of hoss vii es.s:. dssno, aa'e.
SIC; 45U0D s green ito at 1,:c cash; gu lo1cs long
ccats st lixc; euNM tta ehort clears at Ac; ap0
bo1cs long mud sh.rt CHARS 1t Hn; h480o IT. Hhort
lbs i tliis ~ il! IL for March, sl1;7osi,:6 ior
inso for buirhcrs los 100 tba green lams Al lfHn
for il h, ami lsc for 20 y svera0cs 100 to.es long
cut hams ii l1Ac; And 2sn tes aweet.p!ck1s1 ham"
seller Ar.tl a. H. The nafxes closed at the following
, 1876-02-19

alaEE4l--2Ho[o ko0u 46{Hkn1 u ttp14y nFlSNR,
At s. 50 for poor to medium md a44Sa6 as
for good to strictly choico.
EAST LIBERTY,
ArAsfaf Dtspatsh 10 Tia fAtesao f{{buas
EAsr LiuEarr, ra.. Fab ls.-pATTL~E-Wscstu lsp1~ ~ for
thu wsek sadng F:n H. ~ s.ss q through md lSo
tho week bsere; ths s4prly haa been fa5r, md tns
aaatsiy ast 70 sood sna stnsr*lly lnsdium wstEhh;
ltges one1; The demand WAS spsring buysIs yIslt.as
thing nearly sold out; e.ts. Lob 70 boO gsoaadsi,
medium to Rooh. 1oO TO la00, $9.2se516; ooInr,un
70 ~. ooo 10 l.!oo El7sasoo; ssoctarst Esasisa;
hula aud cow. $3it4 t.tVt sales for the week 20U
heMi. against Q. al tbs week Iefors.
itoot-eeeipss. lo.75o 4Rslnst ?,7os tho wssk be-
fore; 1uppy remarkably Hight, and prices have sd.
vst!eea s ~ siaes shs .et report up yesterday,
.e!sd before shs eloss; s1.ra ihadsphia 4csrcs II
$3.1Ss9.9 Patladeph!a, fa.l0.sHGO; Yaskeys S1Up,a
Els cuIituou luAs. $1.kp41.60.
snrE*--nccept.. l3,aeJ bead, as.iu.t 1850 th.
wtek be.oFs; unlsF very Light aupply tho market
ops'1ed active Il n adssnee Of Nc, snd ii sold
promptly: l31 to lso IT,, t7l0ta725 lUU 10 lls tbs
!6:h49.h0; 40 70 w hs, to.2s8s.7s; W to 10 IL.
$J.N3l1,64.
NEW YORK.
Nkw Yoak, Feb. H. a-ssEygY--1,ees!pts, 92so, .nak-
10! o5!o fur fouF a!ys, agsst s.tto tLs sau.e tins
last weak; qualify about medium gsusEauy, with fsw
, 1876-02-19
CoorEnaaE-posk barrels wcra quotsb!e Il ase,

srt 1srd t]rrrta 1t ii a.
ooo ,sr io1 ~ Tno recc!u. vcr, n,usra,c mi .h!p.
,.cp. rcrc ~ linn 10 sneurn n. Tia nnn tns nersf
rG q T. assa eass Il s
eids md ftT sii ints sod ii IL ia. ~ Wv
TfHti-Thn market had no unntu5i fsaturea atoadr.
Ec,h j.ks and saltwater nj, rouIln urm ~
1sote: M. whiea.h. Xiii, Ssasesslo; No. . DO,
s. IL ~ t;s, ~ No. sS,: .efNsge Na
rnnotsrt E.hrI StSSSaa =: fsm3iv ms~ssrti x.i,i.
s3astasso: No. shoro itts. t.rss, sIoo; No. hsy
Is Ss9;ias ess!sst. :S IT, seasi d as s ss
Hni, s5sS@ tca:i SsfriuR ret iox. Soc No. ="
herring, s3c Co!isnbis Ryer ssfmon, Ebri, ts,oo9
s.l5. ~N'''- '-''' ~ '0'' vS'>'0
wiz .ns9 aGG a. su,
neglected.. Nuts ware steady and unehapyei. we rspoat
Er layers iidSico: nqs. drnus. new. ttal9o: Turfh
rFncs. nav 6t.Gabc: Frunch rrunce ktgs aud boxes
s*@t4o; raisins, layers new tl.so6sl: 1oo.e Mis-.
caci. now. $3.lHdt1,l3: Valencia liktallMe: 2nnta
spps. sest sppss
i,,l.e. l2t Il2s: do n.et lok!atis: l9 pnred, ~
: sSerie. as5se Ns9:-Fi!sess i,xSsi;e
sl9s Fss :.( Nsf Ga
iss@isxs: Wiin,astca bseanas. sSAke T:nas'.ss @
GREEN fRIlTS-We1o iu moderate 1o,uaad al re.
cont prices Choice appics, s3ooa3.s0 pcr bri: VAL
ts rss SoH lsnons e. pr Gb,asae' bon
ultooEhlEs-Tho general market was quFes, wh.lc
In most departments tho q1lctnts amounted 10 1oa.
tso 4noas coaees arc no yet nt.5setlng Tho attea.
them o. mi value, Fun remain Il ~ ansoed tsate
ts .c hsa aag on we
quote:
ntoE-n.ngoon. eN@sIo; csrollns, 7k@sa: Lou
CoTrsysgo. q. Java, aoaaic; Java No. 2, a7a
$50 choice to fancy ltlo 5!a2ike; good to prin,s
, 1876-02-19
.-... GENERAL MARKETS.
ArCnU1T-N'ks mint At &3f9


BlI0UM.CORN-Ths dsnsud continues n,olsrate u
unchanged prices: Choice old hurl. l0tallc; No.
hurl. 7kA9c; cholcs medium, 6ka7ke; good mo-
dlntn lsusa. e4c; fair l4si4s and covuss, 6@sxc;
inferior. aAtXe; crooked, a@Go.
BuFFEn-Asmsns hrna. There Is ct this moment
no aurplus stock In stots tho current demand
snfricns to absorb tbs daily rseeps, sellers tpd
dicnley 10 sustaining prices. Cncico butter II acArco
tbs sTttsala consstiuz largely Of medium and COM
mon qussies. Va ssil quoto: Cholce tn fancy yeI.
low. 27tassa; medium to good grades. 2ox2io; Ia.
sxror to common, lsslsc; common 10 choice roll,
1G31c.
BAddlNo-Was qnotsd quiet sna unchanged.
Following azo Tbs prices: Stark 4, 2a}o; LswIstoo.
3sc; Montaup. :6ej 0ntarlo. a5o; American A. 2Yhp
Aanosiesg. 2sAc; Otter Grcok. 41o; buf.p bags,
tu. lksl5c; do . bu, ls8lec; gunnlss, single, leda
lsc: do, double, 25GA Go.
CltKEsE-rntsu was moderately aciiys and st.ady
mari for this st1ple. acts OF hus factory Hst.
tnK low aud Tho chane*s are In favor OF higher prses
lass tn tbs stasuu. We luoe chotcs to fancy factory
II l1h3l3Hc, and lower grades 1t NsllHc.
CoAL-ksmatns steady - previously qaottd Lack.
tl.notseoeM; e. Es!s, s7to: pIes.bafg: f1so: Hooking
Sa.s0 tllnots. H,e14s.0.
, 1876-02-19
THE PRODUCE MARKETS;
NEW YonK.


.psefa1 Dsspa'eh 10 Tbs CAfeaas tribune.
NEW Yonr, Feb. 1G-GAA1a-Wheat-3IRs dun
and strongly In buyers favor; shippers and miess
disposed to hold OF; ths following quotations are
nominal: 9l.oo9l.oa for rejected spring; $l0331le
for ungradsi spring; fl.0eG3l.09 for'No. Chicago;
$lo1@llt for No. milwaukee,: $l.1l91.o3 for No.
Chicago snd Northwestern: s1.2o012s for No. z NIL
~auseo; 3l.3o91.af for No. spring; s1,17@l.ss for
winter red Western; $l19s147 for amber do; $50
LIS for white Western. 1ys quist 1t for Watt
srn Ss@9oo for a1te, and 88E1o for CanadA In bond
Harley dull and declining; ssiea Of 500 bu twosowed
aAto u !oo Corn sc1rco aud 4o batter, with mod
efato axpost tnd homo trhds demand; sAes zoo In
II 694e for no grade ml1od: aoHa for graded mixed;
and e0Ae for old Wesiotn mixed iu utore Oats dull
sud HAIRY; ta!ea Of o. 600 BIT At 4s0aoo for mf1ed
Wostern md 6sato aul 4B@s2o for wlte Western and
state including No. . New York inspection mixed 1t
4Go.
pnov1xlonl-Mlddlss nrm u l23l94o for long
clear. Lard nrm; sales OF 100 tes ~ ti3.97HGl3.Ao
for prime steam At the rst call for February sl3.a24
wa ltd, and t!36o ssksd for Maseh aAes Of $50 tcs
~ $l3A7Et for April sales Of tDQ tea At fla49f and
a6o asked for March s1lez Of $50 tcs 1t for
April salos Of 5od tos u sla.co3las2K; for Nay,
siI77N va hid and 10 Aatea; for the year. S7al
Id and 4l2.0 20 ssked.
dnooER1Es-Bngar-Mastet hsavY, With moderate
inquiry fair 10 good rshnlng Is quoted 1t 1K91Ec;
primo 1t 1s-lt8so; Nos. 10 and II Havana 1t 7s.1
Sic. Cotreo-iarket ateady. III fast inquiry; Rio,
1tHs17to gold, and Nszscalbc, 1ealBHo In go!d.
HnuxI-NAstet 4!sadyi saaa Of lt0 b<ls 1t Slll psr
gallon.
T4Llow--Quiat md unchanged At s439 s.1oo Tor
prime city.
I'm tAt As&betAsI Ftsas.1
NEw yoRE, Feb. u. - cotEoA = MARKET dull;
IA 1s-lel lae; futures closed steady; FEBRUARY assa
Miseh u i5-leoi April. Is $40 Nay, is ll-s2c
June. u a1tals aa2c July. II 2,370la ls1eo; Au-
gua - s!alosa 10 sl's2ci nss receipts Of The woak At
III unisa states ports, 10000 bales; la.t year,
ooa; receipts Of tbs all United Rates ports
1905 !ast year, s&0,oo1i exports for tho week.
!91ooo Last year, 5000; total s1porz ISL ,noo la.t
ysa1. 700; stock ou hand and ship-bosrd at al
un1tsd States Iurs nn ynt cleasea 8I1 0 lst yc&r,
u interior towus, la10o0; .s ysas, lsl-
oo: stoek liycTLool - 60; laat {esr, stock
American adoat for Qsast britain, 247GN laak year,
911,0U.
1oua- Dull iud lower; receipts, 5000 bris: No. 2,
&3394o0; saperA1s Stas aud Wastsrn, u. .35Qa Los;
eonmon to good e1tra. $3.0k4s,t0: good to pholcs.
6saes0oi white xhsss a1tla. extra V4lo,
, 1876-02-19
LIVE STOCK.

3"t414'@s oIt3p pP917 0tH|z
cATft4E-1t MAS hard eatt!a market. Tho receipts
s999 hea were the lafgeAt reported for Fri.
day, aud that fAes tAken in conjunction wiunfayu..
Aese nsss from the Esssed 10 general oustamcn,of
operations the part Of both local aud outside buy
Thinking 10 do tstar by dsssrslng purchase. uu-
III saturdsy, shippers aud :butcheEa hpid OF, aud
tho lhts trading accomplished was 1t dac!no fro.a
Thursdays prices of l5@:ou per luV lbs, Tbs oHer-
iugs did uot dlnsE materially from those sacu In ths
yards for number Of days past. Weufasted catto,
hsreto1ors wsrs sbs exception aud sAlus At prlcos
above {&.b0 wsrs comparatively fow. TIE e1trs,ne
tsuge was s!ar@s.au. butchers paid t2.'ots40o;
ise.Isss f. fsasaa" .ud ,htgre1s $40 1't9 fo1 far
averaging l,,3s hs, Was purchased ot H. Z. Mallory
Brother Tor the Transit Aonao II $5.3D The market
closed duh With downward look. Among tho days
sales wssu The following;
CATTLE pAL6E.
, 1876-02-19
&1eosa7.1s: n. Louis, ts2aapoo; Minnesota nst.,,

Te;S:, st9;S Ss 49,. AZ,
Gnlts-Whent dull! sid invsr; limited export ma
homo tra.tn demand: receipts, b,o01 hu; rricctsd
eE'f s:.1s@st a.ss IT, 's r ss,*ss ;nE1s ss
It.. tl:2i31.a,; fo ia nomin.lly i!oSts ios NJ
e; Western, a:sesc: State NJ! Csna.a In bond, hsa
III sc S s Sa and md 1SsnRa
eeips. 5000 l; scarce sn higher; moderate export
and un.s trsae demand: m!1ed, no arsda Cor; do
asu 10 old. adoa 72e. oass-eee!its. II, ,ooo bu; ID.
,i.T.ft;m ,i.r, IT.; .h!,rpins, 1t, Pr, 9ss: :,
=, = eqss Ss n Gu n"mina sstec
iin"a. o'stS;ie. sioI.s.es 1uist aud unelsnsea.
TFrhossuM-qairt. but steady; crude. 7Io; -.
hnca: la..@iaHe: ea,e4, IaS@2lc.
sTnsfstn Ktsis-stssiy: s1.soa1.osx.
Eaas-Flruer: Wostcr11, 16>5isHc.
e.sa sSssas "'%e Msrs 9's .aao3t35 s:os x'I
Pre- Dressed hoga-'ye.sern a shsde tlrmer: 1oxalt,.e.
d. ;l2ooai3So chi ests-wesiefn au!e: ,al!.s dds
tirmet; lAal2is; Western long clear, l7HGsl2Hc.
1 1ns:s ;s ;s s'ss 's ;s IL; .;s
s,1 S',s 'n oshots heavy, we''esn ss
s%sassi-ssStsaai1;ssaa:, %",s&s-stssaS; sa:,,.
e.. Loun, fsh. .ls.7co11os-unch.ngea.
nea,am ri! sa;;a: At 's,!s955s; -, .,
4, nsas 1naet!fet NO. rcd winter, st.51t:
Mo. @ req, N.37. Germ hghoE: No. ?, aas39Au rsal:
sSI .,aI a'ay uass nr1nes Nc. AAe caah; 2aXo
% % asttss nd h1asr to s..h
s.Hon y TO-, t M AfhSf hea higher: S9s
ivo stronger: shoulders, 8l(o: ades, l4CSl2c foiy
cured; Bacon nznss: .aou1aefs, Ske; eIe.r Ill,
'4'ao: WaisxS@ssts, s,ss5 iaagnse s aei.pped ,,o7
op o, b IT, ~ wae. Gn n eu s9
i.ooo bu. '"S'' 4''''" '4' 6''' o'''' ou' 'a1ls}'
n.,-,,,,. ,,, "a: ss17,nosK. r:
,hon.a, "''''' feo' 't''-fhoon-s''&ds AND ill.,
tl:ss; Iennsyiyanla rcd, sia7@f:39. Germ hrm: d.
n mand 9ooa western active aud arm: Western mrcd,
MA1-DnA eha ehcAangcu. 49,.
nlr aaH saoyant, roi t25o
's{&s; {&sz,.-r,.1, ~, ,,..,...., @ N''4'
ca.E rErso.xOA-pun Y. aud weak; erude 71.8so: 70
haea: m lte. <o.,,,.u, ,,
Wn1akr-vct, dull; si.il.
ro,. = w.. + TOLEDO: It;
dalnand.
a., 1nA,s- Wheat nominally unchanged; No. wh.ss
WAbas!,, VA: No. white Michigan, si.7s: No. l
no. amoSr. s,.o5; No. red, $t.29; rejected Day.
ton Michigan red, BIKE. Corn Htea1y aud firm;
Atgh mixed, 4!c March, 47c; April. 49c Mat bo.ici
,o%1,fnirsd, 4oslc: no grade, 44Sc. Oats fltmcr;
nea n'anef: white, %oAe; MIthl9Hu, aaAc; rejected
32c:
1soV nsovhn HEEn@s7'ao. ,, .. 80
:, naoEir!R-t!oar: a , En- none; Ehost 1000 bu; corn
tl.,hu nt osss. uuo ".
bMtrAfsfs-Elour, 100 hsls; wheat, 900 bn; oo,n.
3''ooo bu; oats, 3,ooe bu.
c1NcIHNATl.
IlsotafAT1. O.. Feb. 19.--corTox-12tc.
GLouR-1aet t,.t s9,Hs. ana nnch,nEed;
uhAiN-Whcat Iilies nAd ateauy; s.. 1.20@1.3o. Corn
inaciive: it:@t4c. oses esser: S1at3e. Barley
afauy ann MacIanGed Hss nios .al unchanged
sn1 huyer tobruniy l1rd quiet md hrn; atenm 13a
caah ana Fsbruary; kcte. l3.<Gttc Dn!. meats act.
W. and higher; s!o'i'detp, Ble cash and March Ast
ou5e. nasta; eleas Hp. Nf@llAc cAah: lAt
% !ikn oasef Maten; l1he 10 Aff1l: cIeaf nou
''S3 49, a1, na-nIeaay n,.i.s ay ana nrm' 9ESl2Hc.
"n-rn&tas, n.I tai .r'a, fs."s' o.eoo-
nofi1'-ee@aS' 'ar e. demand tof eho1ee' ao<saoa
m1twtuX5E. teo lsIfIovnEQuiet ana steady.
, 1876-02-19
1.ATEHT.

ATEHT.
NEW YoRE, Fob. la.-Gnd opened It llak, advance
e to lls declined 10 113H, Au closed At lis. Car
rytng rates 18sc Tho decline In the afternoon was
taAed rumorr that about o0 Que in gold bought
for shipment lad beeo zeaod. aud would aot 20 To-
morrow.
Government bonds weto fraction wtakss. IN syu.
pAthy with gold
ltailroad bonas Ness arm and higher for Wiseou.ln
roads.
s'ats securities wore steady, except Tcnncssccs.
which Ars betta1.
stocks opened hr1n AID higher, tha advance ranging
from 4 to * per can't At the second call prices
Ahoveda reaction Of ,sdsH from tho hiaheas point
During tho last hoar there atM further decline
hut 1t tbs e!osr there improvement shs market
closing strong, with New York Ceotral, p4cne Atsl!,
tofk Island, Western Union, aud Northwestern 4aA
higher than u the opaniug. Tran4actlous, la3 u40
shares, Of which 900 paelac 3ial IT, 7oc0 Wrst
Union, 9,000 Northwestern, ID 600 81. pnu Low
Etie, 1900 Late ahofs, snd g,oo0 ohios.
Money market easy * SOL.
frine mercanst,s paper, sk6t.
Customs rseAipts, s3a1ou0.
TIE Assssant Trrsauser dsburssd q, ,oo1,oQ0.
Dry goods imports, q, ,6a3,o 900.
Cltattngs, &3s.00o,ooJ.
, 1876-02-19
nEronn IN THE GERMAN CURRENCY.

Since tho 1st Of january, 1876, the German Empire
tas uniform currency, all The old go1l silver, cop
and uicke1 coins Of the various gtacs comprising
lie Empire having icon called In aud roco!ncd, Tbe
tedescksdor1, rIsols, ducas, gold crowns, gudcrs,
trcutscrst achlnRs pfeunlugs. batzen, groschcu, t
'crgroschen uougroachcn, aud the other co!u-
gos Of Tho petty German Government which Ncro
orer1y 80 great annoyance to tho travellers, hayn
Ill disappeared from circulation. and the bills Of tho
furious obscure banks which passed current Only In
heir immediate neghborhoots, have also been re-
1larcd By notes authorized by tic Imperial Govern
, 1876-02-19

1Aka Hhore. .,...... toI Uh!., Cur. 4 Quincy..1u
illinois Cehtraf.u. 100 Hannibal h 81. tot. ~
ulav. h FttaburR.... % DEL, Lark. i Weat.. lis
Morthwttttrn. ...., AK A, +. Tel. ..,...... INK
Northwestern pfd... 66A Central Pan. bonls. .10af
Uloveld Cotumb'9. 81 U. r. bombs ........., ,l03H
, 1876-02-19

Iou8 and short clears quoted Al l1Ac cash, AMI
HE se1ler March, lo.ct; green han,f. 1l%gal?e:
sweet-rtrkle.t do. l1@13os GHmberanaa. 1ikc.
cash sci1er February: lonR.ouk hR1us, l2k913Ec,
boxed: bacoh hams, l3EGslic.
i3nEAtr-Waa 1niet at 7t39c. ...-.... ....
NEEF pNODuETS--Wefe Ates.ly and nuiet 1t $8.hn
6l0.oU for raess, &9.soslo.00 for extra NEST, and
t29ttp6a -. 50 for hams
TALLow-Was quoted 1t 8L((49kn
, 1876-02-19
COMMERCIAL,

Tic following wcro tho receipts aud shipments OF
ahe asttcIoA u produce In this city duriua the
lwcn.y.tplr hours ending At o'clock On Friday
morning. sud fur tlls corresponding ate ono year ago
, 1876-02-19

1I01S-The character Of this demand and The cpurso
Of prizes wero much tbs tho carer days OF
the week. both Hight and heavy weights mot with
brisk demand, ami tho rcau.J rccttptu wcrc absorbed
"A fist ~ unloAde from tho cars, 1t AllghNy be..sr
reported undcr $500 the ruling hgres being ss.00s
~ for bacon sfsees hnls3 3G3sW for or;linary 10
takcr at tdUt B75 Included IN tho arrivals were 10.
tween 100 and Hoo flle "Nerona" hogs. which were
sold by H. john brown 10 tbs G. T. L. to. At $a.3o{3
4t3. SHES Of akpporA and inferior mlk lots weFa
at S7.l7xG7.75. Tho ,nassst closed 0rm.
, 1876-02-19
$lG.NQ,QQ0

As thu dis1denda represent 80 per cent Of the yold
follows that tic product Of the tine for tho past
ssrnty.two months las been upwards OF t30 co.
Tic monthly yield Is close upon Sc o00, aud,
uneas aome circumstances ahoull occur, viii
be maintained at that 1guts throughout tho remainder
, 1876-02-19

NISIEH UlPIUEHGH,
The San Frarrisco Bulletin, in thzouIclug tho pfy-
cut Of tho regular monthly dividend Of Sl per share
tie stoc of tho Consolidated YirQIuia Mining Com
any, gives list OF tile yk,s md amount Of the disi
d. uda Alucu Nav. 1sTl:
, 1876-02-19

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
CLEvxLASD, o., Feb. 18.--pstroleum quist and un-
Changed; standard white, Ito tost, loHc; primo whtto
lbo tent, 1lho; Michigan test, 1sko In car lots for
cAah.
, 1876-02-19

WILMINGTON TuRpENTtNE MARKET,
WILMINGTON, N. g., Fob. 1a.-splrlta Of turpsntins
Arm At SIC.
, 1876-02-19

Cali. 1.scGa !00 ktu. 1.0091.46
LuMBEtt-L0nttnues III nntleFats iutorlor uetliAnd.
Common lumber ts tir1u, whlio tho upper gtaea
alow and e.ay. Shingles are dull and easier. Tlle
roads III Michigan reported to be In fair coli.
dltian for ogzug, and work II boing pushed with all
nofafhla huksh Lunthtt0nas
The daily gazette., 1876-01-29
THIRD EDITION,
The New Railroad Machine shops.

AT the recent annual meeting OF the
p, w. and b. r. r. Co., the subject
of erecting new machine and repair
shops in this city was discussed, but
no definite action was taken. 1t was
reported that the company contempla-
ted erecting these shops on the lot at
the foot of Church street, where the
new round house is being built, but
this report amounts only to an outside
conjecture.
The company have for q long time
recognized the fact that their present
shops are too small for the demands of
tho road, and have at various times
contemplated the erection of new es.
tablishments in this city. The great
difficulty, however, has been to secure
location. The squares of the city
are too small to accommodate build
ings of sufficient size, and the City
Council is unwilling to have any streets
closed by the erection of buildings
across them. On account of this diff
ficulty the company came near remov-
ing the shops to the city suburbs sew
eral years ago, and almost concluded
negotiations for the purchase of thirty
acres Of ground in Browntown.
But the new shops are needed, and
although no location has yet been fixed
upon, there is reason to believe that
they will be erected before a very dis
tant day.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-29
CITY ORDINANCES.

A N Ordinance, providing for the ap-
"A pointment OF, and prescribing the
duties OF, Inspectors and measurers of Lum-
her.
Re ii ordained by tke City Council Of Rilming-
ton.
SECTION The City Council shall annu-
ally at the first stated meeting in the mo nth
of February, choose one or more persons to
act as Inspectors and Measurers OF lumO er,
whose duty 1t shall be, upon application by
one or more of the contracting parties in a
purchase or sale OF lumber, received in this
city by RATS, vessels. cars, or otherwise; to
measure and inapeot the quality and quantity
of the lumber 30 brought under their notice /;
they shall be furnished with the order or
contract, and such lumber as passes their in
spection they shall mark az approved, and
their approval shall be evidence that the
order Is Hlled according to contract. Said
Inspectors and Measurers shall. before en-
tering upon their duties, be sworn or affirm.
cd before the Mayor, faithfully to pc rfOrnl
the duties of the office to the best Of their
skill and the tenor OF this ordinance.
SECTION .. The Inspectors and Measurers
shall receive as fees twenty cents per thous
and feet for measurin 8, and twenty-five cents
Ing lumber, as Aforesaid, TO be paid by the
party applying for the einspectionand measnr
| ment of the same, provided that in no case
shall they receive less fee than twenty
cents.
SECTION 3. That no person owning. EN-
ployed, or IN any manner interested in
lumber yard. shall be a lumber measurer ant
| inspector, as provided for by this Ordinance
NJ l. -LICHTENSTEIN, President.
Passed at City Hall, January 9th, lsI6.
| i2n2s-2t VIM. ii. LEE, Clerk.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-29
SECOND EDITION.
CHURCHES TOMORROW.

Hanover Church. - Preaching to-
morrow by the pastor, Rev. J.. Marks.
morning and evening. All are cor
dIally invited.
West Presbyterian church Preach
ing to morrow at 104 a. m, and u p.
m, by the pastor, Rev. J. M. p. OTIS.
At the request of many, the morning
sermon will be from the text, Cor.
XI-2G-29. Subject for the evening
sermon, "Christ the Great Physician" ."
There is no abatement of interest in
the revival meetings, and they will be
continued next week. All are COR
daily invitrd.
First Presbyterian church, Market
street, above 9th. Preaching by the
pastor, Rev. f. b. DuVal, at 1890 O.
m, and 7:30 p. m. Evening sermon
especially for young men, text, "Tht
glory of young men is their strength, VI
Prov. 20: 30. Meeting for prayer be
fore the evening service. at 6:45 o'cl'k
Public most kindly welcomed.
Practical Temperance meeting a.
Institute Hall Jan. 3Uth at 3.30P NJ.
Rev. l.. Marks will address this meet
ing.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-29
FOURTH EDITION
Congress Yesterday.

In the Senate yesterday, Mr. Mo-
ton, from committee on privileges and
elections, submitted resolution that
Senator From Louisiana January, 1873,
and recommending that the papers re-
lating to the claim of J. Il. Eustis laid
on the table. Messrs Salisbury, Mer-
rimon and Cooper, as members OF the
committee, expressed their dissent
with the report. DIR. Morton gave
notice that he would move to take up
the case on Thursday next. The bill
for the payment of the interest ON the
1896 District bonds was further dis
cussed without action, by Messrs-
Sherman and Thurman and others
A motion was adopted that when the
Senate adjourn it he until Monday,
after which the news of the death OF
Mr.. Starkweather, a member OF the
House from Connecticut, was com
municated, and the Senate adjourned
as mark of respect 10 his memory.
In the House the Speaker announced
the select committee ON the real estate
| pool of the District of Columbia. A
bill was reported fixing the salaries Of
ministers to foreign countries. The
Military Academy bill was considered
and lively debate ensued between
Messrs, Cox of New York, and Hale,
of Maine, in which some personalities
were INDUCED in. Mr.. O'Brien, OF
Maryland, whilst in favor of all rea.
sonable economy, saidh he was opposed
to the reduction of the pay of West
Point cadets. Mr.. Hamilton's amend
ment, making the pay of cadets $54o,
without additional rations, was agreed
10, but all other amendments either in
regard to cadsts or professors, wert
voted down. A committee was ap
pointed to supcrintend the funeral o.
Mr.. Starkkweather, of Connecticut
after which the House adjourned as :
mark of respect to the deceased.