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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

The following excellent lines, apropos
of the sale of the Indian ponies, appear
as original in the Shakopee Argus:
The good old times return again,
The days of ancient K ONE,
Like Caesars legions, our brave troops
Now march in triumph home.
Two thousand prisoners they bring,
Two thousand ali in chains,
Wild savages, the terror once
Or all our Western plains.
Briug forth your green backs, men OF wealth
Your vegetable gold
The captives all, it is decreed,
At auction shall be sold.
And welcome, welcome gallant troops,
Few can such trophies bring,
In loudest strains, till she is hoarse
The Muse your praise shall sing.
All other heroes are eclipsed
BY you, We bold dragoons,-
all other trophies are forgot,
Yes, even Buffers spoons.
And many Wild Dakota band
Ye civilized that day,
When beasts Of burden-what they had
Ye took them all away.
But Sitting Bull---now where Is he
| He walks not in your tra'n
| Yet ye have met that cruel hend
| And doubtless he is slain.
When did he fall that man of blood,
Who all our hosts detied?
Where did you leave his CORY corse!
Come tell US how he died.
'.He die, All no, but let him go,
| We who have met him deem
| Il safer far to wage the war
| With ponies than with him.
S. W Poyp
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28
REcAtc1rRATt0NS.
IGNATlUS DONNELLY, Editor.
THI1RsDAY. DECEMBER %, 1876.

Some OF our contemporaries honor us
by making quotations from the ANTI
MoNoPoLIsT, but without giving us credit
for the same. +
Remember, brethren, what load O
abuse we are daily receiving, and give
MS what little honor belongs to US.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

All credit to the Democrats tor their
action upon BANDS silver bill. The
vote stood:
Observation-Disclosures 1911; Republicans
~. Negative Republicans "a; Democrats 10.
It will thus be seen that only one-slxth
of the Democrats voted against the bill
The Republicans were nearly equally
divided Verify the world does move
and the independents have not labored
vain
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

What can be said in New Year rhymes,
That's not been said thousand times.
The new years come, the old years 60;
We know we dream, we dream we know.
We work, we wait, we WOO, we We'd,
We wreathe our brides, we sheet our dead.
We rise up smiling with delight.
We lie down weeping with the night.
We find new friends, we lose the old
We grasp at things we cannot hold.
We hug the world until it stings,
We curse it then and sigh for wings.
We count some gain we mourn some loss,
We seek prize and find cross.
We love, we hate, we hope, we fear,
And that's the burden OF the year.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

Miss Ella Wheeler writes these really
choice lines for the St. Paul Dispatch
they are far above the average:
THE BURDEN OF THE YEAR
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

Shattnck school has a vacation for the holt
days. A large number of the Cadets went
home to Christmas.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

The public schools closed last Friday for the
usual holiday vacation. They will open agai =
on the Sth OF January.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

The Methodist Society held "Christmal
Fair Wednesday, Thursday and Friday o
last week which was well patronized.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

The Jhildrens Christmas festival OF the Par
ish OF the food Shepherd, will Be held in
Keyllo's Hall, Thursday Evening Dec. % at
half past six.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28
FARtBAuIT DEpART'T
FRANK A. DAVIS. Editor.
(ATLowELL's OFFICE.)

Solemn Midnight Mass was celebrated at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception Sunday
night last
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

young man named James Hera, had his
forr.inxer sawed off and his hand badly in
jured while working on wood saw in Nor
ristow on Wednesday Of las. week.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28
THE COMING CRISIS.

The New York papers are beginning
to talk out. The World the other day
published most significant ARTICLE, from
which we make some extracts. ut opens
with this heading:
TILE 1HNIFIN THE STREETS
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

sSince the visit Of the Missionary Priests
Shieldsvillethe traffic in liquor has ceased ~
that town Is now strictly Temperance plac
Over $50 persons have taken the p.edge ther
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

Bean Bros. and Tenant. who had their
Touring mill burned two or three weeks since,
are rebuilding On the old site, and propose 70
erect . so, 600 mill which will have eight run
OF Stone and all the latest and best improved
machinery
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

For genuine Wheeler & Wilson Needles and
Attachments Call or send, to their office n
West Sd st. st. Paul.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

Articles ofincorporation for . new Grange
Mill Company have been drawn mp and con-
siderable amount Of stock taken. The proha-
bility is that the work Of rebuilding will com
moncr sOon.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

Several car loads Of live hogs have been pur-
chased from the farmers throughout the county
and shipped to Chicago, the highest price paid
was s4.75 per hundred.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

The Harmonic Society, of this city, gave onf
Of their Grange balls at Keyllo's Hall Tuesday
Evening last. TWAS we'll attended aud very
enjoyable affair
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

THE VIOLIN THE STREETS.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-12-28

What can be said in New Year rhymes,
That's not been said a thousand times.
, 1876-12-05
LIVE STOCK.


GATTIE-Roceiyedd during Sunday ami 1tondly q zoo
hfal. rrices coItdcfaby lower than lass week,
but At the reduction thsFa fairly active market
Wla all descriptions Of stock shared Ia the decline,
not all suGerod u thn extc1tt cluce ErAcA for
instance. not ''oH" more than loe, lhs ,neaxru
rcccips VI fat ahpplng selss enabling u1des to pro.
vent any 8crt0us tumble In pEicoa Ut that elass 1osc
grades usualy sought by thu local trau. snl common
u fx!r shipping bcovca sustained decline ut ls NC
The depreciation wa not duo to large seccpts thu
suppiy Wa contIIerAby Ic,aw tho syesns0 hut wps
y aGtsySraIto M nsws ssom to EM aud g
:iaxs aafehsssf ~at asal p4fhai whose pera,lgas
$..u k&G, o AOA u tho tFans3o1 &efU u o. tll3 a5
TOR uefeIG cOMs. at II 75 a 10 for siocEers gu &c
~ 44 u for cUKltHun t0 fnlF shippluK skcgft, IlH
Markct cau4c4 Weak aud unsettled.
4VntAfl0M1.
Choice Deorcs-Fl1n. fat, well formed :.
year to o-JraE old stecrs. weighing !. IU1 to ...
Gsod faiisn9i sssia .sii:: 7e''"
Lax l.5Yko Hay hs..".......,......... A.a3aeAg 20
tng ~ 70 aii ab914uo
DuieitdrH stock-louFt to c1nmon stucrs, nhd
culsEluM " yHoIEo coHs for olty Slaughter ...
WcEhlnk BIZ " !. bt4 RS ,,..... 1.5O1I 10
6t0ck Cattle-coMnton cettls Weighing 7u
1aiaras-Llxhs nd him csaa hriies. iisxl 'N' ~
, 1876-12-05

N4SCttlAtAhN
CHICAGO AND i:LAEwHEHH. Tho schr J. N.
Hutchinson, with coal from, Buffalo, arrived huse
yesterday the only vessel which canc Into port ~.
There was but onu cargo Of luE,bor at the market
last evsnng. It Is not llkuly that many more car.
goes win la for falo this praso,,, About Gve or
six vessels aEo stlil due hero. They wilt undooht-
OILY arrive within day Or two.. Tho scllr j. C.
King, which waR on Its way hero. has returned to
Port Huron, whero sho wilt 20 Into winter quar-.
The schr Wlnalo Wing lost 10 600 shinglca
overheard on Lake Michigan Thursday, and ua,n.
aged her headgcar.. Tho schr Arrow, Of lta.
cine, WAS sold by United Btates Mar.
shal Hamilton at Milwaukee Saturday pftct-
noon 10 Theodore Albert anl John saveland for
S3l7. The vessel requires a new mainu,ast and
considerable repairs. having becn damaged by col
lslon at Man[steo...tr The nu1alo Express says;
more charters ths season. The stmE City Of
Duluth, bound for Detroit, looking for cosl."..
During tho gale Thursday night the achr william,
CrosLhwalte, loaded With tsln orc, broke looHe
a,s ss at s sat q .o. oa ss atss ss
wsss sataa II e IT, seSae4 ~
putt. IL supl,osci Ia 10 old big j. r. 0aie, IL
Eric, gor which port .lo was bound iron, Kslly's
tsaa wt q an4 4
scht lIstty Taylor tsleKfaphsa fFoul Sturgeon Day
tn Eagie l!asbof, having parted tor cubic. md ~
qnlrol Ihe services Of astug. lie suited that tho
Ruatel that tho tug taks along u steam.pnmp. Tor
frar Il might be utedsA. Tbs unfortunate craft y
owned By Mr., Henry -Ia5lor Of tais city, who had
storo al Sister liay. alo ulau ha,l quantity Of
suppllcs for Alllson's l'ay: Mr.. Tnyl1f's freight
Is still aboard. The tug Welcome Btartcl for thr
VI dlsaster ut 10 o'clock saturday night, but,
finding 1t loo rough outside, returned IL port. HAa
gut away again al l U. III. yesterday"
, 1876-12-05
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YORK.
6pfctdI DtAputeh to It4 Iffbun

e...,.t r3...,,,h y. ~ 0l,A.,..
ope.'u' o'stnat&" ~ -. am' 4',p1"es
Naw soNk, pcc. t.-uNA.S-Whcat = ie per hu n'eheF'
st.e ~ tals s1pet. aa Ill. !,st naaS usn.anas
~ ~ ~ e!''.si'oa .os aE!.anei sp!ihNt tHc!"tn9
aaou ~ ealled eho!ee No. St1l"sukeeA Si.ao. ana
tsksn ioF e1Gofls s1.sa sor So scmeasos s..71hs9
ios NO. y "nWhuk:ci t''se for !5Hn ha ola No.
MlnncRoeat III for No. milwaukee,. with saes
Of o bn a. Sl.aa, for White Wc'terRt fimOr'
III aalcs Of looooo bu gEsuel nnd aug1adc1 spsnR
1ur export and sPeculaliun on tcrHla not
reported. Nys Scavcd mud shade armcti Westctn
quoted at 8kssac. Corn sl'ade htn,er. With light
supply Offering aud faiE dsnands 'aea OF 1t
uraiu nixe1, sIssssta fur NOW unuraI., Wrsl.r"
sa." te, "A1as a ~ ussso toi ~" n't aoeu "csesn
for No. Chicago In storc; asa Raoat, bs,&c for No.
,shItn and tr,e fnr vrItnur n.f.rp O,tx ,,,,,
"su, ~. s1 @ 49, ~ S.ss w.. o.'o. s"nao aFM
e1 WIN oEa AeNc tsauet sales u w ~ otISao
fur Ml3G1 We1rf1l and State} lSMll for 1ltd West.
, 1876-12-05
CHICAGO.

AnEsvA1s-rrop Muntanu, untalo, sundrtcs;
prop Ann1o Lauru. Ahnapeo, lumber; prop Rola-
dccr a1ul 1'ay, Christmas trees; psopJ n, Hutch,
insan, Eric. coal; prop W. II. Hawkins, Michigan
City. light.
CLEA,lANCKs--Scllr Mars. Ludnzton, 1000 bu
barley, 70 brs beet, 1Gn br1a p0FE. brl lard anu
s9Mdries; echr MenaMl!ncc, Mnnitowoc. ~ lttls
q! and s1ltltrlcs; acslE -Four Dfothtrs ST. JuacPhs
u cords stono.
, 1876-12-05
sAnd tntucst


NEW aOhhs
10 tAe Etkt<rn Associafsd IrTss.
NEW YoRw, Dec. 4. -Uotd wcnk nfteF selling At
10s.i, closcd at 1GS!s. Carrying rates, 3toE.
Governments wcfo steady.
Railroad bonds were generally steady, North.
western consolidated gold coupons woru strong at
OAK.
stato securities wcro quiot,
Stocks woro dull and rather weak at tho opening,
with decline from Y to Y, tho tatc* Lake Shore.
Tho market was steady Ut tho decline untll ncar
the close. when It became strong, md prices ad-
yanccd kdbN for tho general llsL and TX
for Delaware, LackAwanna y Western, and 1 for
Now Jersey Central. In tho last halt.honr tho
market declined hdDl. the latter Also Delaware,
1.sckawnnna d Western. TrnnsActions were so. =
9o0 M shatee, Of WHICH = 5o9 wcfc m Western Union,
Shore, 2. 900 Whbaal., 600 Union Pacific, u, 600
Al1eh!gan Central end ". goo Michigan Centrsi
Primo mercantile paper. 4,fMJ.
Tho Assistant Tfeasusor dishursed $oDa, 600.
Customs rccclpts, $2i4, GOO. --t
CahrinEs 81, 900, 600.
, 1876-12-05

FLoun-was In better demand for shipment, and
s: s .i, sas ' 1,ss
per br more. int faw ootatned IT, tho 'enancel pru.
tension. of sellers" checking hu.lue.a Local aealess
s;sts.. ~: q ss!ysse ss.s ~ y. .s:as s9sss:
ees s.as; md 80 IT, b. sueEvcn. xvi 's soar It saWo
e7s. Total ,,so bs' Tho market elo.ed arm st TIC
-, mea!am winter. A. oose.. she!ss .prlae =.
plnr ; cs,sx s9;ssso; el,oes patents e. g7s 1 so
Nys Hour F4.oo@s. 1aN. nucSwIea. do, TO- avse.7s.
&C. r.
would ays Issh Eaid tovarls thu elose had any bran
FsspHsalss ~ Tefs 20 tons st sia soaiaoo per ton on
'FesK yMx..se1es vers 30 ton. coarse at s,oooo
.S s Ss at4 s9& s Il, ;ssss'sE sss S;: g
s sSsn! 5ss % .ss s i'll ps's H.
ss 81; III. 5 I'd ;f1 ;s; #ss
$::S ssss!!,
esfe; sSH ssns ss' ~ u
s'" ssssy sa
%sSS s, i ;sSss
~
sf:{s S%sss s rs
s9a ! ~ S: ths Ss9ss
vi is 'Ss n7;sf ,as ,s;r saxsS
4ho1s M S n a;Ss
@ Va s md III esy sr liz p
, 1876-12-05
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following were tho roce!pts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce In tllis city
during tho forty. .olght hours ending at O'Clock
on Monday murnlng, and for the corresponding
time last year.
, 1876-12-05

sSea e exars e1iss 1o g. Tne H. "fs s etrs
g. a.: ~ , Minnr:a's ratent proees' s7ass ys
;,,,,, =,
'ssk; s ff1s As'sf % %sP!sSs s sr$e H.
s|i VI s;s;?' !;!<S Ms;;ss MS$;s :S;''SS
IT." ' s's l. ts ss'Ss ss sx ~.
nxs ss s" r. sts III T NJ S, No ni,a t .es s,
:$S: $;::s III; a!:s!s III iii ;;:s;
}sEf15s''H| }sS;z1j;'| :s'' ss1 's|s''sss:l snsh|snsss:
Ill., G s"s ass b. Il @ SG s'eK q Kssa 1sasx
;'S" Ri: SSSsa; sss j|s5s III; s
t;s ';s' asshs aa t s+a: IT,
s;s;$ S$s?::s:s sss ss
. s' hess sfs' ssfs s% ,s,
fs :.ea i' a5nis D;esnsei: sss:
Ss::::5si;s'S$ #$;::s5$$ss' 81 's$'' s;' 5a4s
s @ '.sts's ssss. eco ;sts ss
sgsSNad ~ ao aa.f .as r. san:ys as Ts,s ,s 3d. H.
,afsa All ST. sn b: :eSaY; as; s %s
Western. asd,3acs mixed do. aalsse. !lye rms 71s
.S ssv9 ses . 5!F 5ls sbon
s sl f:sa !s@l{sEassss @ Essssa' iaSsai: 1''
adrkfGo:xux- Strong; crude, 12Naiy,sc, refined.
S. rmer Rio. carsoes 100000,
s 9s'S'' SSS sa s'; ;s9s 5S $4,000 e.
r.
sW5 81 o Sscs mldis. SG'a"I ii;sss oN "
:c$ @s ss's s s7s9ss .Ssa: sfttsf sss,s * :
Sss ' sHf; s!ssts! sss t:s"; IT. Il ss , AL
sry ~. %. Si;3!A sA.h, 81 - iataa.y: Cotn ea..
ss;nSs Ssss6 s'' and '"s''*s'' all
!s @ fs %f' Sss: 4: & s {s s;.
II Sase 'as sni asss sH T. sss
IoIrno. ., Pc. ee.@I;.FtouR-Firm:
IS ss;f Ms}s:s
IT, {:ss's ~ 4 TSs;
ss1s ES Es s'.s n'T amsssd ~; NJ o2
s sss'as ts @Ssss sa S's ss ;" ss
br'., wheat i, 900 BIT, corn,
@ so brlss wheat 1900 bu' corn.
PHILADELPHIA.
ssi; ss; s ;t, s;!{S S ,iS iS;
o.51: h!sh StaSss S7; ;&sss. - . .a ." n. .''
T9e!a isf t sss Tn!:s sse* es
Ii; %u'sx;aWs.;e,nt sx,.aV|s,; mhIf i. g Sss'ie
Lt:rfEG-tt{n nc@HaiEcd; @ @ ,.,....
KlTSx,r,sISs, Il Il Ss %SSs corn, saoobu.
CINCINNATI. ...
1 Fss ess tiFGH2!s esins ac7s
s!y:E 'sS ,S' S: IL:
nfE1ss ss ri :say ass rE 5 !. es. so
sssos ssssy 'is%*3n& Htis is II Essf; IN Rkasf
ssll S xs sfis am,, fs' e. IN f"afttiS iss
oS's Western Reserve soo,'e, csntr.
,,tSa;'yWhsat h1;s' s;yases IL: ssssS sieHd;. u
say a. sSsss ssraaiy ssi,i; III NJ j., .i9
e. .'s. ~ sa,as 9s1 x2 Sft sse, ss1a So
S5; |.sfiay 'sFons; 10. 'bTias. 7SsSs77ts M. j.
s;:Sss4,TS;Sss S;,' IT.. Ee;s: *s.t
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw 0ELE4xs, Dec. 4.-conS-Demnnd tight and
sss ,,,, ~, ,r,., ,,,,,.
1s9 ssfase: sa:atAarsst Hill ts}s!Ieti
!s e Ell; T f91 s t!s e ssss g sso ;sr
81 bas; 5;s Il sssa e.
a1 Eata sH ns,,s rds s ~ s2liss G@f
, 1876-12-05
DRY GOODS.

Nav foHK. ncc. 3.-Diatuets Hcncrsy quiet with
packing 'lsusca uAh 1obheTs. Drown shect1ngs nrc
strung and Atlanttca advanced by agents. nIcacei
aIrln9s hro dull. Ir!uts aru In moderate rcIucs nn
Harmony tiae Amoskcug) fancIcs sclllug welt At
&c. Wooden goods nru In limited demand,
, 1876-12-05

CEEvEIAED. a., Dec, 4.-fErEoLKuM-Eteady
lrIn; standard while, llO test, ltEc.
l'tTTsnunu, PA., Dec. 4.-rErh0LkuA-Qutct 40
lrnt crude. 81. ~ nt parkcr's; renncl .g}16s2ols
Philadelphia delivery.
, 1876-12-05

m0dorato business was donc nj the yards nt the
enrrcnt quotations. The wool market WAS again
reported qnict sccds wcre 1nct and steady, lin.
0thy tnFng scarce nud nrmcr. rrarlo hay wa1
more active and stronsor, and Timothy quiet and
steady. nroom.corn, hIlcs, nut, hops wcsu mn.
changed. The Inquiry for potatoes was less Urgent,
t'as tho market was stca1y, especially for ano
stuck, which Is scarce md mt likely to rnto lower.
Game and ponltry wcro tlult En,t eas,ct.
1snl1 fretghta wern qnoteI stcaly At zoe pce 100
lb> 10 New York, 2;,c tn l'ustor, 1ac 10 1h,adol-
phtn, and 171tc Ia BALTIMORE With few cars offer.
ing. Thcro was moderate dcmnnd for freight
room.
nxroHfs FROM TIT sHABoARD.
Tho following wcrc the exports from the four
leading cities Of tho Atlantic sea6oara for the dates
named:
, 1876-12-05

CnAnLEsTos. Dec. 4.-Corros-Dul1; m,1dllng,
11Jic; low nd1lln, ll}1a,3Ec, good ordinary, 1o4o
net reccirts. ,1!5 bYlea; salca l,ooo, exports to
Great ntitatn 4ooos to the cunt!ncus a0o, coustwsc,
.,111.
MontIE Dec. 4.-CorroS-wcak; mfhdline 1lH6s
,ic; net receipts a,i hnca ualcs. 600; e1po1t4 10
Fruuce, I,A90; cuastwike, l.6ss.
AAvASSAn, I,cc. .t.-CorrpN-Uut1; midallng, llEc;
rccctpts 4,7a balecs; gruss 4,e0, Falcs 7; TX
ports 10 Great britain. !. TT; coaatwisc. ., :9s
0ALvEsrnX, Dec. 4.-CnrToN-Duli and hcnyyi mid.
ding, 1iho; net receipts, aTls bales; grosa, e,74G;
sa!rd 3, exports 10 Great Draln q 1853. coaatwiac
I,lSa. -
, 1876-12-05

.,co,o{r;S,. f'EXEMAh asa M:AnKErs' as1,,
il ;S;; st:; s:,; ssss ss: =: % nm s
n,' sn,' anil ,a ,; . hs quote Shseo sEs..
s s I'M %s"n seoss s, u work sss 'ss Il -, 1ss ss%
x d. Il tae srrsn sorss N" ,.s Hs % r,
choice stalk lrnt' +xasAe' Inferior brush. s1s4os
DurTst-Ths market VA. arn, e,peera, 40 for
Ten sss not II
a chess o sney gsy
nAaaiNa-1scn.,,ns ,iull. Orders were restricted to
;ss ne .ssss nsssa FL ss. sxs .s s
;ot Msnsup s,e, ona.o aHs An,s,lsa A.
os;, sss ,t;s b.; isa''e' so"''e' 'nsl' l'aie' do
nEASs-wcto ia fair request at et.ana, 30 for
ehaIes mediums eaa common hinged from st. sss,.5s
eSfSasS &as' ana Condition. S4''e' ve'' quot.
i vi :sss W. :se:sa nit sSs! h s:
aetory l'aa 4 TIKI sis nd ii ioTcF sraJes S x
tGttu,SSt-rhe market was firm md unchanged, price,
F:n9E a. a. f9SEs' aE; ts' ss
t5; |, r!teE II i!l' sdoo; Bs'noFd ohlo. s3tos
GOGE ESAo E.Tackers' goods xers fs7ner, pork lar.
1i sss Ms: ~ pss sas III = t
a. ;s s;ss ';ss qs a.
.is2 e. ';ss as 2 saS s tSs
DI's**sa Tho sl!s''ns' ''s liberal especial, Of
fHs IT a geese "'f' sosd at ''a'a'' and
Fisii.Ths l.n .raas remain. su!ct With prices run.
~ .s s'$s
$.;.s es Il;
M H. @ tf!ey se?se - s: a I'll s4s;
sIgaak s? riss e.. g. et 81
isasa S hs!s5fInF pef ,s aSss
SzSrs .se surs.a. s' ssa.ss .s' ..,. ''
@ :s S t;
sppy 4 pTs.snI e nSi YpRTS,siSs Gai;sns aad
S *ss % .s;s 10
n, ss'is ndS 'sy ss 5ssa
D. nss vs!sns!s !sts sS; zsa:e sar:
o,s ags, f3ls; Mlchtsa9 d. a
~: Slssk9srr!e, as9s' Fa'plerfss nav S
Ntfae.: :Filbetts isssii;Sas Almonds Tcrrakona. 1o4
xsss sss Ts S IL A. NV
sss: Mi|ssiea pssaas lsss: 4eaSe,ses "a sIa:: psa:
as. 4!!sss esaa sas m
%, S fI1 sfI ~. q
Seyhrry rn,,,ra,.n,,.. - ts' ,..ns., ~. ~.
m!idst Toa.Sss sSssiss ssis5s Ut aa,:ts ords!s
%sre sa r. es nHFy Hp vi sts Fl il s M 5s
e. S0EaWat roiaili cranherres g. o1i ie11uns.
, 1876-12-05
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wore Glen for record
Monday. Dec. 4:

Monday, Dec. 4:
-..- GfTy PROPERTY.
West Twelfth 81, 225 Il " Of Crntral Park Az,
ST. 2ixt3sH IT. dAto Sor. ~ .... ....."...$ $50
daisd jim '. 2+so
VI 5Saiis 7:i6ft. iatsd nov: H............... 1850
5fcAipln at INT y n Of Thirty 9th 1t, " I, 4sx
itsH ~ tatta Gct; 1'229
1ia1 ii. t,atei bee. 3..:... .............. 1,ooa
'ta7H It dstei Dec alooo
III dated NOV. a,7el
dntcl NOV. io c3al
Il stxIg t. dated Uec. s....., ...:.:...... 14ooo
II, faiGd Dec. 5+co
Il, dated .iaS H. .... 49,. ..........,..... som
Same ~ tito above, datld Nov, g,.,.,...,.... 1850
, 1876-12-05
LUMBER.

The scason closes with the receipts OF lumber nt ths
port t3t, ,u0 GRO Il cas than Ia ls7a and tho ship
mcnta over I'll 0U1 It below those Uf tho previous
year. Tho receipts from Jan. to Nov. % l,0l4
I., 400 IT, nganst II In 1B75 TIN shir-
ntcnta h1u 40 s70 II uf unb.r during The
tlmo III 187u md bs7, IT, ISL It IN 1873. Tho r,-
ctpts Of ehlngcs fell OF II, 0oo 0O0 and tho aNtp
ticnt8 A. OOO, Otlu In round numhcsy
Twour three caroea wcso sold At the docks piece stun
bringing $71U and lnc1s was quoted at sA ai&.DO.
Nearly oil the stragglcrs arc n and oil
going out for nnicr The offerings Mt tic docks
ANAL md attract lttc attention. Te acas0n clokes
q tcn VI! enter ss new *eason will slal! st9c: ot
rqun! not excccd TINT u tnst. moderate trau.
indicated ny tho shipments. xas III pfoRrcas NJ tho
yards. Prices were steady. Following arc tie quota.
, 1876-12-05

NEW ORLEANS. ..
New ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-uola, 11O46D101H.
Sight exchange on New York 4 discount.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills, 521H,
FOREIGN.
LONDON, Dec, 4.-Consols for money and ac-
count, Oh o.lu; 'nIe, l03si; '07s, 10s:s; 10.l0s,
1oI4i ncw ns, lo5A:
PAius, Dec 4.-Kcntcs. l0:'f S3Hc.
FrAskroMr, Dec. 4.-Unitod statoa bonds
Npw ia iUDli
, 1876-12-05

J0nR RHt 8nFt CIGAfN 3I0tG1 IL S365St EAsI hnH H8
4 8Jtc fur January EniNberlnnda quiet At A4teafJ;
lunEcnt hams ~ iDc. all boxel sweet picked hhlns.
p4telUl4e. tsfcen hama, s4tsyt1c.
acon quotct at 797!ic fur stlolldtfs. 0! fnl
abort F!nA 0Mc fr aork clear. la0t31 for has all
EAuvhAc1 aud hacked. . ...
uHkAaE-Wha 1ulct at 517Mc.
iEEF FpltObUisrS-Wero stcatiy md quiet at 49, 7ha
lOUf fur os $lU. for extra ncAa; and $tH ~
% ~. o. fUr 1,alnS
for country lots, 1to JrtnR iu condition.,
, 1876-12-05

MARINE.

wftMlNnros, n. o.. Dec. 4.-SrlRlTs oy Tunzzx,
yIaF-Fjruh At 500.
, 1876-12-05

received at tho Chicago Cnstoh,. House, Dec 4:
j. W. Doanc & Co., HE boxcs ralsins: Lynn Il
l!enly, 2 cases musical Instruments; Mastcau &
uressel, 2 octlycs brandy, IL casks gin, IL casks
whisky, ~ cnsks Ja,nn!ca rnm, George Stewart ts
Co., zoo sacka salt; Engbcrg, 1fclmberg Il L!nacit,
1 caso hooks; WlB,raui + Thulin. l case boosa;
Steele 4 rslce, 10 casks argols; L. schlick, case
books; order Dominion lIank, 1000 bu barley.
Amount OF dutics collected, 81, 2;,4. Oh.
, 1876-12-05

HOG FHODuCrs-Werc n1orc active, md the kntcu.
tativc articles decidedly stronger under batter
demand 10 Il cuhtfaets while ther1 not much In
Quiry for shipment lfoHs werc III light supply And
stronger and the foreign led operators 10 ancf.
yatt active demand on European account, with
higher prices In sympathy with brraasnfss The trad
Ing chiefly for future delivery, and tho buying k
partly account Of prominent operator who took OH
alunR line, and partly Tor country operators who think
tho situation warrants holding for Higher prices Other
loca dealers FREQ Guyers rule. sad pack
err wcre willing sccra At tho advanced prices. Tho
market was HrUaually atcaly.
MISS roRX-Wns Hcttse, and Advanced 17}&c per brf.
closing lattisc higher t!,aa Tho latest quotations Of
Saturday Tllart wAs no Important change In Now
Yurx, though that nhtket vhsauoted rmcr+ Sales uFo
reported of ITO bra cal Al $40. p0l h5i GOO
brIs scer the year 1t Sic o0Ri0O5, H. $50 bs1s seller
January At $t6 .15 aud \, ITO brs seller fobru.
ary nt Fl1 a53L1 47sf Total c6 t0 br1s. The market
closed steady a. 40 ooGe q f.! round los, casn
t.anasy; sn1 sfs tos fsSrasry. ssile1
harcl, wa nuMtn1 NJ 80. 80 70; o. t!lg slo.e.
E:trs Es!nr @ norS VA ,,o:sd ~ r. St3
sympaiGy viii rsc St II per c~t IL LverT d. Fslcs
Ms,s ss y,sf e I, 81; .:e4
January n e. a Il & 2S t. t.: 'ei!Ss M MFcbsassy
% III ye.ft % %@s4iS q ssi's; jshasiy I'D sfo.
~ IsA foE EshyTrE u osr, IN, hi, ,er. rant.
e viiic hYe wer nj liz iis erss
nf xoG a secs a s s
sars WeFG rcpotr Of sV I'll, nj shon!crt seller .ia
Iry. nj o.; 1ttHO ~ surt Fbs A. u 1JA per t ~;
SSss @ & ?sSs Is t's S 4 G
anl ic fur n aytr!4es The following ire Ito taedt
, 1876-12-05
North German How'd.

All he @ SsafhHIA Of t!is Company w salt cvcry a,,,
o *sss q s,.ss :ns
ran: s Eols etcurnRc, S3o uutrrmct VI itssnl
, 1876-12-05


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