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, 1876-01-01

inring tho lost eight years. It has not been
sl'asmotiic nor inflated the growth lsas
been regular aud fixed. The fire did not in
terrupt or destroy II, nor did Tho panic Rr-
rest or weakan It. Notwithstanding tho re-
duction in prices, the Increased quantities
produced and sold lhva maintained the Eegu.
lar inference iu the aggregate valucs, showing
how substantial and how progressive Ia tho
trado which flows 10 this city.
1t will be Seen, by comparison OF tho do
tails Of this year's business with tho tiataiia
Of previous years. that tho general trade in
grain haa steadily Increased from 1874 to the
present time. Temporary causcs, liks that
Of the failure or r,nrtial fatura of The crops,
may redaeo tho aggregates in certain aoasons,
but tho increaso Inns been regular and large
every year. At tho samu time, while Chicago
IL this confirmed by each years increased
business rs tho grea1 grain market Of The
country, and the grcat market for nil the
products of the farm md the forest, there hns
boon even greater annual iDcroaso In lnanu-
lectures and Wholesale trade In merchandise.
Wo add enc1l yenr 10 our lines Of n,nr4kfac-
tures and to tho amounts and valuos of their
respective products. Alongside this per-
mnnent and substantial industry is our
general Wholesale trade, which Is assuming
ss,ch immense proportions. The explanation
Of this IL m cnsy ono. It ia q NATURAL result
Of natural causes. Chicago is in tho very
centro Of the great graiu-p producing district,
and tho point most convenient for general
market for hogs nnd cattle, At this point
aru to 10 found tho grent natural facilities for
cheap water transportation. 0rnin is worth
more here, and must continue to bo, than Mt
any other point. Hers Ii concentrated tho
immense capital necessary to pay on delivery
for nil tho grain aud live stock that mny ho
produced. Hero. too, may bo found in manu-
facturors hands and In tho hands Of import.
| err everything whicl. is needed by these who
produce from tho soil, the mines, and tho for+
est Hero in thcro that general market or g.n-
oral oxcl,nuga which exists nowhere else out.
side Of New York. Our transportation facilities
| nro auch that Chicago is rapidly becoming the
great distributing point for nil imported OF
| domestic manufactures, md for articles OF
general use, like tea, cofTee, spiceB, and inl-
| ported fruits. It ia an immense stt,rehouao,
located within one days trayol OF the homes
Of fifteen or moro millions Of consumers,
who naturally purchase what they ucod ut the
most convenient point whore thero is gen.
erl market ut which they can sell their own
productions. These obvious conditions serve
only to confirm Chicago as tho natural
| md best point for these cons1imors and pro.
ducers 10 exchange thoir own products 70,
those Of others, aud houco tho snczenso ot
, 1876-01-01

Judged By tito quarrel ovsr Tho Withdrawal II
fAls aud Harvard from the International ro-
gatta, tho ohef ond of tho average uudsrgradur
ata would heen to bo 10 row against other tn
deEgradnatos. and 40 make row when they 70.
fuse to row agatnat him. II this rnania cob
tnucs. thoro should be = change In lilo com
n,encsmens sza!ciaes OF our colleges, Tho vAio
dfctoshn should Prove hts ecAolastEo pzowosa b,
hparrtng wIlh tha rraaldent, and joHsas atllotoa
who hAvs taken lower appointments could turn
aip-dapa on tho stago Or swing Oh tho psri1oui
tsnpezc. Tho new exercises would certainly ha
~ inseroaliuK Aa tho nrassnt programme and
perhaps moro appropriate.
, 1876-01-01

State and county tnxes. which wero
never more than one-third Of tho
city taxes paid by tho property
owncra inside the city. II thorc were srreg-
nlAritiea or discriminations In the county NJ
sessmcnts, thoy wero not 10 serious, ma they
Infected only a small portion Of tho total
amount OF taxes paid. Now, however, when
the Town ASSESSOR have cut loose from tho
city assessment, mud sn1ua The property Of the
city for themselves without any system, unfoss
It be that Of favoritism, blaokmail, and re-
vongo, thta irregular, corrupt, and discrim-
mating valuation is tho basis OH which tho
sum total Of taxntion Ia distributed, md the
outrage becomes burslensome anil oppressive
ut every point 4 ,nan may lavo his State
md county tax doubled without wincing bnd.
IT., provided TINT lls city tax remains fair
hut when 1ie finds tho city tax as well as the
county suddenly doubled or quat1rurled With
out honest causo or rcason, and the whole
profits Of his year'a business swept away by
The scoundrelly assessment OF rasoally loafers
playing Assessors, he stands ut bay md tights
tho dogs who are trying to devour him.
There haB boon so much talk in the new8-
papors for the pnst two years about The
cost, rottonness, and disgrace Of tho Town
Doartl nuisance TINT it las beconlo m ,ln-
graoions duty to Insist upon its abolition any
moro but now TINT 1t is not simply nui-
sance ut q direct public cost Of $1,000 q
yenr, but also involves the distribution Of the
entire State, county, town, and city tax,
amounting to oyor 81, ,o0o, coo year in Chi
fr ~uo1,rf1r tAnt$ &o.r
, 1876-01-01

A heavy robbery of diamonds and jewelry
waa one Of tho closing episodes os tho Old
Year III Now York City. BEs1Dtcr Bros.
were the sufferers, and S.5. 600 WAS the sizo
of the haul. This firm wero robbed of
sGo,0o0 worth Of goods in 1866, nnd seem 10
have been especially singled out ns thu VIC
!ifns Of theft involving m extraordinary
anount ot skill nu1 daring. In tho Inst in-
stance chloroiorln wns successfully employed
III aealing with tho attendants in charge Of
tho establishment
, 1876-01-01
THE OUTLOOK OF 1870.

In our lust issuu Wc took retrospect OF
tho yenr which has Just closed great
struggles, movements, and accomplish
,nonts In this Issue VIC complete tho work
by forccastiug tho events OF tho year which
has just commenced, moro particularly those
Of national importance which have already
projected themselves 80 far that their out
liues arc distinctly visible.
The lives Of individuals arc bounded by
years; OF nations, by centuries md 1870
brings us to tho first landmark in our national
history. 4 century lies betwcon us and tho
sccnoa Of TINT time eliminating in 1ndopond-
euce Hall when the nation was born. Tho
events Of this year will very clearly show
wlat progress wo have made a. nation in
tho experiment OF solf-goYerrment It will
solve many doubts Of tho porpatuity Of
the Republic, which havu grown out Of
tho tloca1ence of public md private moral
ity. It will put tho question whether
our patriotism Is ns sincere and self
sacrificing as TINT Of Our ancestors to So
vene test. It will elaborato tho facts and
statistics Of our social, educational, political,
finapcial, and commercial growth The reo-
plo ut large will celebrate this memorable
year with ringing Of bells, tlrlng Of cannons,
pcals OF music, hoisting Of 0ugs and showers
Of fireworks, and tho American Eagle anu tho
Star-Spangled Banner will ba elevated to the
very zcnith in pancgyrio and r'unn. This is
MI very well, for there must bo como outlet 10
supcrauous and superficial patriotism hut
beyond this thoughtful people will look with
sonlo anxiety to tho solution Of the great
questions which will co,na before tho Anieri-
eau people, md in tho great crowd Of for
eigners who will flock to our shorea to par
ticipate in our national fcstivity tl.ers will
ho many critcs who will not hesitate to insti-
European for1na Of government
There will bo notable struggles this year,
involving paramount issues. Legislation in
Congress will be adopted which will 60 far
towards solving tho question whether tho ma
tion will ruturn To the suro md solid fouutln-
ton Of rcdeemablu currency, and once moro
RESUME It's course in tho old channels Of To-
gilmato md prosperous business, or whether
1t will increase the present volume Of irre-
sleen,ablo scrip, and prevent a restoration Of
financial and commercial credit and conf.
donce, md thereby ayoil panics and bank
ruptcy; whothor the money OF tho world or
printed rags shall be our circulating medium;
whether business slall be conducted with q
dollar that mems dollar, OF dollar that has
q different daily valne,-a dollar recognized
by al nations a. q dollar, or dollar that is
IN irrcloomablo rag, md with which no man
cau mike unconditional contr1lcts The po-
llticnl Rtr7trp1a thfH yAar jnyO1yes nne nf the
, 1876-01-01
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, 1876-01-01


other In edueHuon. The revival inangnrntcd
III Eastern c'tlcH Ivy the osangeltstss MOODY
and aAxksr, does not bid fair to be 80 re-
marsaole IN Its pefaonal resntts or individual
conversions As in the Ronerh! awakening OF
interest II has caused i'll tho chnrctea' Ihere
has boen co'nmotlon atnong tho dry"bonea'
and tho churcl. militant IL harnishiug up It's
arnior preparatory to moving upon tho works
Of SATAN. TIE Influence Of thur laoors has
been tels IN oil the denominations. anu tho
result must 10 higher standard Of tho
national religious life. Tho educational
movement Is just M pronounced as tho re.
biz Dessioines letter aud message, relative to
tho abolition OF aectarian teachings at tho
public expense In tho ffee schools.
tho absolute divorce OK churcI aud
ssate, aud Thu necessity OF elementary euuea-
ton "a condition OF tho pcrpetu'ty OF tho
hepuoIic, are uifocs fo'ic1 OF inc 1opa'ar
selalnent upon theso qoosnonR. E'ueaso
inc children OF tho people Will bo one OF
the rhllying cries OF 1875. anu In th's TACT
theEe is great hopo ior tho future.
1hcfo " great nope LOT tao lutuie also IN
tho iacs thas never beforo nave the people
oeen 40 earnest anu unanimous IN thoif de.
termination TO Foform american politics ma
"anih1ssfat'on' some OF Tue 1esu'ta Oh "h'eh
WILL DO naae arpnsens th's year, mo people
nave already commenced to free themselves
from tue domination o1 corfnp. hnga' wh'cn
aso tno oneeFo"'a or 'no INFAMOUS
1alhnans sc''oo' VI lonnes. 1aoy na'e
n,oauy sno"n 1s'e o,sposl''on NOT 70
s"ooalt !" tho olcsotion OF caoe'se7
anu conventions managed W 8enemins
r'o'''lc'ana' from 'ua eoa o1 'ne ia"u 70 'no
oete' comes Tug u aonea'y an lio'''
tles' IN" t.'e 5esPc. '.na ~" 'ao''unB pso-
p'o are o"Ao'o.nB tnat oema," W "ofAin8
anu Young WIN .esu,'s "tl''n a., hase alreaay
peca con'plouooa'y SHOWN ~ ~" .ofA' ooa@
Ton 1'fook'Sn' on'eato ano o1ne1 iHFso
c''os. "noso co11up. i1"ss aaYo oeen
sta"slea es. OF NJ 1sass insel1esea WIN "o1e OF
LOSS. ahe peopio arc looklps 1or nones' men
70 IN. nil 'ne's o'nees u lust J nun "uo nave
ao''''y, 'nSsea'a o. PAs'lsa1s ,' uoi,''"a.ea ~
11ngS, 70 oon,ro. ,n'. o'noe anu al'luu Plunoer
win tneiu' 4n'a ae'efn'i''"''on VIII sso" III
intcns'ty a't'nR .oo Sen: aoo ~ .ts e'ose W. :,
Inay "1tnoss fc1uin " tn7 pasHousm anu
, 1876-01-01

In order has been issued In Columbus, O.,
directing The closing Of all gambling estob-
6sh,nents in that city. An order Aas been
Issued in Chicago, also, something to tho
fnaa purport, but the gambling establish
msnts don't seem 10 c1ose with anything like
ul.aui1uity
, 1876-01-01

for Jannary and 79c for February. Hogs
wero dull and unchanged, with tho bulk Of
salcs ut Sc. Go@C 80. Catt!a wore quiet and n
Hhalo lower. Sheep were inactive. Ono
hundred dollars in gold would buy $l1o.123
In grcenbacka Mt the closc.
, 1876-01-01

More rain IL to be visited upon the patient
ind the impatient today, accompanied By q
hortherly wind, which will slightly reduce tho
high temperature Of tho past forty.eight
hnnro
, 1876-01-01

Begin 1876 by kindly creating al your friends
and wishing them prosperous anl happy Now
reas, aud forgiviux all yous ouc1nlca-skcaps tho
Town Board noats Of tax.catlng thieves aud
bikckrnai1urs.
, 1876-01-01

The pressure Of matter incident to tho
closing Of tho yuar has neccssitated the osnis-
sion from, our column today Of the usual
Batursaay Book Review, which will be pub
iKhed on hfontlny next.
, 1876-01-01

Severnl years ago tho promoters nafrionds
Of n canal from the Georgian Bay through
Lake Simcoo and via the Trent River and tue
nnvigab1o lakes through which it r7,ns to tho
Bay Of Quinte, near tho foot Of Lake 0nto-
tario, furnished THE Tribune with tho
facts in rogard to their fayorito route, and
thoy wero duly published. by D lotter
from responsible gentlemen ut Trenton,
Ont, We lcnrn that charter was OBJ
tanned laat yoar from tho Dominion parlin-
inent to build it. Tho charter il said to bo
liberal ono, allowing persons not citIzens OF
Canada md foreign citios aud corpora
tions to take stock, to 10 represented
in its management, cnd generally to
haro MI tho control 10 which thoir stock, il
Canadians, would entitlo them. OF tho route
1t Is claimed that there is splendid limo Of
inlautl waters, such as deep ]akes ai,d 1iyers,
between tho Georgian Bay and Bay Of Quin-
te, which can be opened up and mado navi-
gable by canals andlocks ut an ontlny of ouly
five millions Of dollars, and TINT tho dis.ance
between these points La only :ao nites,-1Go
Of which is a1rcn<1y navigablo, md 10 miles
moro need only deepening und widening,
leaving but 90 nllcs TO DO cut and construct
el,"
It Is also claimed TINT "grnin can b.
shipped from Chicago to tho head OF tho
canal md unloaded into barges there for 6
cents per busAol, and thence tho bargea can
be towcd to Montreal for 3 conts per bushsl,
and perhaps 2 cents per bushel moro for
canal Dues"
In view Of theso important facts, our cor.
respondent thinks that Chicago ought to be
willing TO put largo nmonnt Of money In
tho project, and 1t is proposed 10 send dcp-
utation hero to explain tho whole scheme to
our merchants and business men, it it Is
thought they could be induced to takc m
active interoat In the project. Candor COM
pels LIZ to say thas auch delegation would
not DO likely to have the 1cnst effect. Among
others, two conclusive REASONS may bo NEIL
tioned.
First, w1i1o the business Of Chicago haa
been good, 1sar eitizous are still too heavily
loadod down with obligations mndo on &c
count Of our geat fire Of 1871 nnd from tho
panic Of 1873 TO engage in any new enter
prises. They have no money for any such
purposes. Second, the Dominion Govern.
ment are enlarging tho Wclland Caual and
deepening and otherwiHe improving tho St.
Lawrence Canals to capacity that will admit
Of the passage Of vesse1a Of 1000 tons bur.
don. These great improvements ara 10 bo
completed In three yenrs, whoa 1t ia be.
liovcd the freight on wheat' aud corn from
Chicago to Montreal will thereafter be not
mora than 10 ceut8 Der bushei Ecthin1y
, 1876-01-01

Tho Springfield Republican has rbsd tho Chi.
caBo Pcnaton Agents letter to Gen. IooAN. aud
aaks ausnt It.: "Who did blHckmau hiet
swost7" Perhapu nobody. The Now York
Tribune proposes IN Investigating committee in
Congress. For wtst7 Tho lady docs not BaJ tp
her letter that anybody biackmallel har,
, 1876-01-01

Tho rcudcrs Of Tue TntnuSE will find in
tho pnpcr this morning detailed roviow and
SUMMARY OF tho business OF Chicago during
1876, prepared by our experienced anl acc,,-
rato commercial editor. The aggregate whols-
aalo business in produce, merchandise, and
manufactured goods il sc57, ,o0o, 600, against
sG39, O00, COO in 1874. This iy tho va1uo OF
the shinga sold. Tho summary tab!e Of ag-
gregate values is as follows:
1874. ls7S.
Produce -. ......... .f14B, mo $251 318 c19
NhoIeAae merciAultRe. otd.t[0,0g1 AL .Eo N0
lN ,*oO, coo 1s7,to coo
Total. .tgB1 slo 600 $7UJ. .225, ,o0J
Las MsnufactuFcA Included
n wholesale msrch1nliss.. 4s,eoo,ooo 10, ~ ooe
, 1876-01-01

Forgive every ono wle has deeritofully used
Jpu excopt tho aBnpst,nent 3nafers who bayo
robbed; pray for them that they may nevor
Asaass you my moro. f.,
, 1876-01-01

It will bo seen uaat the only falling OF has
boon confined to tho transactions In farm
products, aud this is due largely To the laaa
cago In 1874 wero unprecedented in number,
tho prices offered inducin~ such slipnaons,
to nlarkot rs to leave the country oo,npara-
lively bare. Tho crop Of hogs in 1875 is,
therefore, allort as compared with Inst year.
This shortage Of hogs is geueral, aud by no
means coninol to Chicago. The number Of
hogs brought to Chicagoin 1875 WIS ], 3,o12, ,110,
ngainst +,:5s,379 in 1874. Tho failing OF in
Tho number OF hoga caused, of course,
corresponding decline in tho quality Of pork,
lard, cnt 1neats, etc.
In cattle there Eas been m increase from
8t",9GG head in 1874, to :o0, ,S43 in 1875.
Tho tot..l receipts Of grain in 1876, rcduc.
ing flour I'd bushe!s, were ~, ,6o5, $50 buahols,
against aH, ,6ii, 7ia bushels In 1874,-a decline
OF 1G,o00,0A bushels, Of which ovor S,U00,-
600 bushels were in corn and j, soc. 600 busli-
ella in whcat. Tho decline in coru rrceipts
Inns boen largely duo to the condition OF the
corn crop in the districts tributary to Chi
cago. Tho summer Of 1877; was so cold nntl
wet that much Of the corn in tho northern
listricta did not mature--tilat is, ripcu and
haracn--as roadi1y as in ordinary years, and
therefore, was not shipped to market before
the close Of tho year. A large portion OF The
! usual corn districts has, therefore, forwarded
no corn, or a reduced quantity, this yeas.
Thero Lay also been considerable grim taken
up at points north and west OF Chicago, and
carried forward to the East without coming
to Ohicago tho railroads, in their zeal to dis.
crin,inato against this city, carrying grnin
from points 10fD to zoo miles west Of Chicago
to tho Atlantic for lcss nlonoy than from Chi
cago. Most Of this grim, however, thus
sent arouud us, though not rassing through
hero, has been owned aud controlled by our
sncrchanta.
| The wholesale salca Of merchandise show
| mn iucrcaso Of %2G, ,0tn, ,000 over tho preced-
ing year. This IL All Increase Of the vu!uo Of
the gooda sold. Bnt these figures do not
| show tho increase III the volume Of business,
Prices III 1878 averaged 10 per cont loss than
in 1874, nntl consequently tho average bulk
orquantity Of gooda handled WAS over 20 per
cent Srestes than tu 1874. Jhv aamo IL :r1e
Of she aalos ct manufactured goods. To thu
increase In value must DO added tho Increase
in quantity uecea4itatcd by tho reduction in
prices.
In the gales Of manufactures given In the
tab!sa there ara included nothing hut tho
sales ut wholesale; consequently the tgures
do not embrace tho largo sales by manutac-
| turerB d, retail.
For ths "details OF this annual exhibit wo
must refer ths render To the carcfully.com-
l tu1, 4 s,. Il,
, 1876-01-01

Grcenbacks, at tho New York Gold Ex-
changc, yesterday, closed at esI. The two
extreme psicea for the year uore s55 and
, 1876-01-01

Nsv York haa Municipal Society whtoh pub
iiahes programme Of tho reforms Il n'eans 70
carry through. Ths ploRraaume takes up tiys
columns Of nne print. It the II. 8. wscstles
auccas4tully With aingle column OF evils. It will
agessAhly dlaappoint tho community. It has
ono singular provision In lta Constitution. Iha
COMMITTEES OF Seventy playod = grab gaHs tot
otliessa, and 70 lost ai! popular rosp>cs. Mons
of the 1usmbsss Of the u. b. axs 10 take ofdos
while they bslonx to tbs organisation OF for
ninaly days thsreattar. VI fear ah~ Boctsty's
ranks will bs sadly depleted Juat Azes toonshs
bafcfs tbs Rext election.
, 1876-01-01
WITH SUPPLEMENT. /.
"Let no guilty n,on escape.


Commencement Of tho second century ct
American Ealionnl Sovereignty.
, 1876-01-01

MovfCrER43 TNEATnE-Msdison ttreeI between
Dearborn and Blaie. Engagement Of the Oates operh
T-1ur~. Afternoon. "dltofe. .0itoae." Evening.
Madame Angos'A Child"
, 1876-01-01

ACADEMY OF Mus1C-liAased street, beswetn
Ma1lson and aionroe, "Ihe Two Orphans" AileF.
noon aud eysuing.
, 1876-01-01

HoOIEY'9 TMRATRE-Hiudolrh street, between
ina frthing.
, 1876-01-01

NEW CHICAGO TIIEATEE--C1Ark street, between
Randolph aud 14aka. Kclly Lson's hlnatsa. After
nouu and evening.
, 1876-01-01

WOODS MUsEUM-Monroe atrtet, beswe&n Dear.
horn aud bts.c FoEtnoon, i" Cinderella" Afternoon
Aud asenlne, a. Isod Hiding Hood and jack 1a,s'
h~ays AGyentufet.H
, 1876-01-01

uA1.STEp ETNEET OrERA-UOUSr - Hafsted
rrs, corue. Hlrrton. Tout Of thu uoly Land. Altar
aoan mid aveninR.
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