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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
c. n. REEVE,

A TTORNEY At LAW. Located in 1886.
IA Collections and conveyancing a sPeci-
ality. Buys and sells real estate n commis-
sior,. Insr res lives and property in A. COM
panies- ID DesirabIe real estate for sale IN the
@itr and az IOininy NOy1-75
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
CITY Directory.
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

Once open from A. to p.
Money Order and Register Office open fron A.
- 70 Pm.
MAILS CLOSE As FOLLOWS:
Going Fast, 900 A. n. Going West, 2aO P. ".
Thru mail, 500 p. =. Thro' mail, 500 p. ~.
North, 2OD p. y, South, l1-'9 A. N
Bremen mail arrives Tues .ay and Friday, I" A. "
do do departs do do l p. u.
Wolf Creek, Naxenknckee. Marmont, Monterey
and Winemac, arrive Tuesdays and Fridays zi II a
~. and departs sane days al P. N.
Walnut Hill and Lakeville departs Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays CT = u; srr:ve5 Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at :. "A.
W. VI. KENDALL. p n.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16

ELECTRIC PHYSICIAN x SURGEON. and
IL dealer in Drugs and Medicines. Office
Tyner City. Indiana. Office open at all
hours. J1ly30-75
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
A Thrilling Story in Fivo Chapters.
CHAPTER '.

CHAPTER '.
A poor but honest plumber loved
passi0nGtely the beautiful accom-
plished and only daughter of a
wealthy temperance lecturer. She
returned his affection, out the stern
father forbade her to associate with
her lover. and said that if he ever
caught hiiG in the house he'd kick
him from heaven TO sunset.
CHAPTER II.
The lovers met by stealth and e1-
changed their mutual VOWS. Fear
not Maud" said the gallant young
plumber, for Old Probs says there
is an area OF low temperature ior the
lakes and northwest. Tomorrow
your fathers pipes will freeze, and
frozen pipes, my Maud, my own, are
like loye-they level all. And now
fareTe J." He clasped her to his
bosom, and WHEN they separated she
had 4 black spot On her right cheek,
AMI he had taste OF bismuth, rough,
cosmetique, and pearl powder in his
mouth.
CHAPTER III.
The morrow came The tber-
mometer went down and coal fcnt
up. Boys found it Improbable in
vestment to test the quality OF lamp /,
posts and hydrants with their |
tongues. Maud fathers water pipes |;
were frozen. He sent for plumber |
TO come pretty blessed quick, Maud's
lover came. light candle, stuck |
seme lighted newspaper under the |
sink, and said, they were friz about |
sixteen feet down. "Thaw them,"
said the stern old man. land a mon
arch's ransom shall be yours" IL
ask not so much," replied the noble |
youth. Name your reward; my !
children are dying of thirst before
my eyes, and the hired woman says |
she can't wash" "Then said the |
plumber boldly, give me your
daughter" "Never," said the haugh-
ty aristocrat; and with one kick he |
landed the plumber over The back
steps. and threw his furnace and car
pet bag after him.
CHAPTER ".
I'll thaw 'em out myself, DUN me |
il | don't" said the old man, as he |
took IA lighted candle and went down |
into the cellar. He found the lead
pipe and applied the candle to it.
Ia, hal" he laughed scornfully. |
| had rather be toad and feed in |
the lonesome dungeon OF "a viper than
to pay a plumber for work / can do
myself Hal hal ha.' He had !
hardly uttered the words when q |
tremendous explosion followed and |
the first thing he was oblivious to
everything.
When he recovered he was lying |
on couch in his own house. He
heard smack and said: What in
ihunder's up?" de lives, he lives"
cried his daughter. appearing at mis-
side with a black patch on her left
cheek. Evans be praised" sobbed
the plumber, as he wiped some pearl
powder off his nose. "Oh, pa" said |
his daughter. " You tried TO thaw out |
the gas pipes. But Tho mas saved |
ycn and turned off the cock, and the |
water is on now" Tears sprang to |
the eyes of the hardened man, and he |
huskily cried: Thomas, take her:
Maud, you are his. Send out the ser
want, and let her order clergymen for
two. And now clear out, and do your |
hugging somewhere else, for it's |
enough to make "A horse sick
.s Maudi Thomasi" The End.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16

n TTORNEY AT LAW. Prompt attention given
"A u collections, settlement OF decedents' estates
snd xuariianships, deeds, cages, and other
-rncf1 draw mp and acknowledges taken o.
~ ovrr Buck q Toan's Hardware Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
Il g. REEVE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. and Attorney at
u Law. Office in Corbin's Block. Plym-
outd Indiana. yulyl-s5
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16

UIOSEOPATUIC PHYSICIAN AND DENTIST
II Ofic corner of Michigan and IaPorte streets,
Serbins Block, Plymouth, Ind. lynl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
w. 3. NESS,
r. Y AT LAW,
AND NOTARY PLBLIC.

~in attend promptly TO all professional business
sl>d him. Particular attention given real
sstate business, titles examined and qucted. Col
ectiors made and promptly remtfed. Room No.
l. over the Poet Oice Book Store, Post Office Block
Plymouth. Ind 1yn1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
PARKER HOUSE,

DLYMOCTIi, Ind L Dodge, proprietor The
II favorits of all travellers Good sample
rooms, and frst-class accommodations for all. Bus
- and from al trai Q. niyl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
DIR. B. RuDoRF,

German Physician and Surgeon,
From Goettingcn. In HOham's Block. Of
Zee times = to - a. M: 2 to & p. m Private
Residence with ". klinghamer- 2-S
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
JOHN 8. BEhpE 2,

ATTORNEY Al LAW.
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
oNc0M BLOCK. PLYMOUTH. IND.
RspeciAi attention given TO the sr-fesrcut of
tafes, and partition OF lands; also Tie collection OF
tiaims and foreclosure oil mortgages. Reiniitanees
prompt 1Ynl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
Or. A. C. HUME
w. KELLEY,

JUSTICE Of the Pc CE
AND issuasscE sGEsT.
aexgY PROMPTLY COLLECTED.
OVER TIE POST OFFICE
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
caARLeS c. ouRR,
SURGEON DENTIST

Jnes Humrichouser & Dial'- entrance between
Becker q Woifs and Buck & Toans.
Respectfully solicifs a share Of patronage from
plymouth and viciaitY. Satisfaction guaranteed
inst
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16

Or. j. n. DUNLAP,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
rssass diseases upon the most improved and scien-
- plnn- Office in Corbn' lock
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16
p. O. JONES,
A<<ovcev NJ aw 4 Dist. t.Prosecutor

Prompt attention given TO al claims ard co.
S11 kySk ssSsk. 1~mssA m
, 1876-12-12

stock hoars, 10 10 ta.tneh,... 2s o0aS2. M
stock slonria nS
onSo snEs a9s,s1, s.sH; md iSo;t fsuclns.. "a
temos teas1s asnSer IL is ieo S under
j1sla Ind acautitpc ~ to ~ fect...... lNUa4 u.
4atn ..t.......,....t.'.. it. 'm
i,ieKeu toafe..,... i, y,
%;h MARKET foi csiioa Va nS RScf
HaIs ~ s Il IT, .oTcs Sf of sS .s o"on
sa wsfs W. hea i teIsF 'isafss ssa - to!t.s
ina: sss sc. s't"' dss ass @ ssaashs Is
tcst 9ate, e!tra l.r PHI Doss NJ !. 5ss. M = 9ses
I'll t9sa S y. ,s ;t
lid, d. extra aas6isMt Do Nj" ]. 7Ss&'c rank oil.
Soci ssraft. S,e plgn6A9o ~ turrs.ilns " tsSs
Ss. Ss G.!1r 4. A.. g Ss s'c NATURAL ." ats s' re-
9 ss sct s a.ss1: III fS sensr ss2s s"ssa L
fl.Mtal10 an,1 l..e aont SO leu. Sales were nsdc
'F1 TU5Efh4 jieff xs a&sr-wero ou,. and poutr,
eondtt3h, rrairie onlekeas wets arm: being waited
to n Esstcrn o!dcrs aud tic receipts arc Lighter osn
rSri :farS SGhickens dressed, sa7e pr n, turkeys
afs,.eH e. s.siisi ysks dressed ao1oa' gcssc' fo.e
GhxE-rralrss chickens s4.soas %, partride. s. %
sc s2s aH 81 @ ,n:sE% :s|s dusks ,a,, sa7s ~ n s A.
csTSaM 7ci Tsbb!is -; PIT aoz.
81; sias ISL fss Ill sss,
osxLT.Fe1!eviaG srs thc quotation: ssglnaE hnd
S sssk %s u
WnuL--Wal in motcrnta rcoue1t anl steady. Fleece,
Washca. nne ana medium. 31&37ci da coarse, Jax1g1s
ssss ss afSs,; Il S1 Ss s ss*';s &c
puor to good, J54tltE
, 1876-12-12

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H. sSs:. ssd % r tslests1 ,!s
s;' G s !s5o L .i 4 ~ se g. ts.sR ross a.
"a ~ S I'd s' IS ss sT; s. ..: s,s:
W'S4Ia 1scS ~ eSa Ct ~, m.ao Of $50 ou white by
ss 5efy
m.'Ekett very ad9.ea :tow b9s teay and .hsre ~
ssS ;Es
fe7 s' ss al sa Ts t ss eFs. re
fhisiy . "a .h?!ts ths premium 70! III. nan.h
s:;?r + s.:t + :1s
| ~ ; A: ;s
-. ass !tss y s1s pssessS 81 :ss sn ~
% na Ffsas s III IN Il ses a IT, s oa
"a ssss: II ss Il NJ s 4
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s:,s ,;ss;,ts y % ii Ss ss a. Ss:
mTsd ta9Ne: I:SS9 " -, Y ast7s n .rssk! l2S
:sa Ss 40 @ * fs'S
9Rfs@Me!e aaies snS s;sas easier Tho receipt.
wers ,ms ,st ,hets w yesy s as,sn4 ne
ssss. 1 :s:s i @ ssSsiy ssy
=: Ell ss ;: sausts
@ ;sss$
;,sa,PIs Sri5s sad ba At asaa'NS
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reted asua @ yse
es%sstt1s ar9p tn shp p.se Ne: slossa A. 7ss aa
~ set.s III siItTpss 6ejns ar:si than biii'sf!o;
msnysf m @ ~ e a ass FL: & - TsrG p0s9s q e a
, 1876-12-12

CHICAGO AND ELsxwHEns.- Tho tng o. D. 0sccn
cEas"ed outside all day yesterday, but 40 far has
mot returned with any Of thu missing vessels, nor
has anything been heard from them, There Ia
much anxtaty III marine circles regarding their
fate. but 1t In tho general optnion that they have
found shelter souaewhers along the lake. The
river !. still covered with heavy sheet OF ieo Tho
ttr4m' barge Forest City and barge II. u. Brown,
with coal from Cleveland for Milwaukee, were
WeatherboInd In The StFa!ta last Wednesday =,
According 10 latest adv!ccs, the Rt. Clair dats
are sosAly fruxen over, Nnl vessels ara no
l9tsor able 10, get through -. Tho bark
KasI lMsley u hard aground at VI. Joaepl, and Il
Ia (sAred That se cAhAot bo gotten of without light
efin2. .Tha lighthouse aud one crib Ut the south
pier nt ludttlGton WeFt carried away during tho
gale Iast Friday night. Tho sta,r In Cha.Iee ~
ha,d i,, asho's A. Marquette and II AL likelihood .ho
w e. 70 Rcecs ~, sas T. ~ Sa yssss d.
Company at Detroit last FrIisy stated that four
rIopu!lera of Tint line. tho Lawrence Et. Albans,
milwaukee,, md City Of New York, weru At Long
ruint unable to Pe,csad further by res.
son OF rough wuather. Ths props IT. Law
ronca and 81. Alhans wc.p bound for Chi
eaEY. but VIII proceed no, farther tAan
Drtro!t, provided they get that far. .YAe
other two Mcrs bound for Cleveland from OgdtAs-
burg. The following vessol4 have been laid UP al
4ole,,ch tn5 r. winter: ;, sehrs Jeany na.nba'l
Jane Mcleod, hinfasher, Koliagst Annie NJ. Fos-
trio, aud Nemest1i steau. barge Mary r. Robert.
s1n; batsSs Mu1kukA and Wnubanshone; tugs
taythunl nnd Mildred; tue scon Mary Lucy, bo-
stdna four drcdses belonging to tho frni Of Catan
stckney i Cehn1. Tho schr Ontario will He tchi-
ted With uaw deck Iu1lnx thu winter, THO Eslo
, 1876-12-12
BysEADSTUFFS.

FLOuIs-Was dull md essIer. though with no quot.
abla ieclHo IN pFcet BhiFpcrs held or and local buy
took hold but spar!ngy. Gully huying meet tnme.
diats wauts Hacs w0ro timIsed 70 40 bsls wfnters
chtehy 1t 500, ESQ bFls spring extras. chiefly 1t
s3,3Ol0. t2H. ard 2i0 br!s buckwheat -four at
<a.13&<T.uo+ Total. tO0 bfls. The market cloaed
tame 1t tho following n the askfns tanxa Of prtce.s
Choice winseFs, $a.ao17oo; medium wlater1. ss.2s
Ud1as choice sprtug extraA ~. 0oas, 60i medium
do, 3s. sosos74s shipping eAttss 3&871t ,5i choice
patents. s7.0&s.23; common dc, $e ot97.0o; spstnK
superanrA H. 7aatn ltye nouF. $t.uoat. l3M. nurk.
wheat du, SL7sa7.45.
HRAx-WN tu moderate request and atsady, though
closinx essr. Baca 80 tons 1t si20 par ton on
track. sud eI9.O0 free IN board car.
CoRA'AkAL-salo Was made af 10 tons coars9 At
$3.50 per ton on track.
WiIEAT-Was lrss active. and rather weak, declining
INC, aud oIo&eaR otmtt below the lkteat prsces
Of Saturday. Tho adylces from Europe quoted lower
prices and CalforafR cArgoes just shipped were Oh
lower. New York Wa dull IN sympathy, buyers hold.
tug on, sad our Fecspts wars larger though much be-
h e.e ts
conditions brought out tuDrp offerings ae
wantcd buyers rero not inclined 70 sku hold except
III II sss .oSE saEsiaFy ay u
awas dull !n nseauchcc, ~ There WEI tls ltnand
T.. carrying pG1pots.. oxinx 70 tAo smaller trading IN
iHc. seyeisl rcmtrE. Wsfe made il frtsreSes lo tEe
Australian news which gave thFvo days ago.
i @ H.
tonis TO spare. Hence ii WA Hut thought that iho
Item q asxs referred 70 x4tf.n.sd ~ tds.aes
hut that statement refes tho week befors
Ss|'sysd = l. .ssssss! H.. is;e1.e!s = Ss4.r.:
ssS% y 3!;a 3s;!;Ssa ii Ssfa !:
, 1876-12-12
&4&7n15,m
4.1@4.GO
IL
aNN34.W
2.Da1.l 10
A1"&Vt ~
1.nOl1.4 20
1.QltttHsID

HOGs-Tradc In tht branch OF the market was quiet,
with prices WEAK, usettltd md lereguhry lower Tho
supply N. ~ ri &, sxss,a q ~ aiaef locked ~
but buyers for aoNc reason wnra tha DEAF ttdo
AMI. prtcfa dragged st 0Gliec tecllne from saii.r-
6aisiy 3n c1,on ,' A. c2arsa heayy lo. I'D
not nrnriy Eoyd for last week tho proportion
Of llkltt weights and cuarsc Uneven lots being much
puur to primo light, ard at S1U5H6 10 for poor to
chofce packing hogs Shippers paid IS. 0oaa.li for
good 10 b1tra heavy. ..
On Tho part Of commission men and country shippers
tera good deal uf complaint at Iha manner In Wch
paykrra ntc .shrtnktnR te hogs Lilo prcseut seasUu
It claimed TINT The .hsfnktuR pIVcess as previous
yeAv hcgN carried to tho limit GScIlcy and
That ths e.aHst of Tie nackers sat. ssa,on a tst
dull and weak, With considerable stock left oYer.
, 1876-12-12
AMERICAN CITIES,
NEW ft)ttt.

6ptcfat DgpatcA 10 11t Tribune
NEW YoEx. l'ec, II. Reconsideration In wheat
only to vcry limited extent. aud tho market rtca In
huJess faSoFt sales Of COO bu ungIadtd sprua 1t
$lD9l %, II .uq1 bu unEradcd. cz,lsd No. sptlnR
st H. 2a40a7. lsJak khsde nr,Rcr with tle bettcr
thauFyi Western quoted 1t s3a a5ot H. c hu Wcssutn
sold a aa9aae, Harley dull snI declining, Corn
dull with tendency slightly In favor Of huycrs,
taics %, zoo bu At atNHsoc for new'no grade Wcss.
crn m!xedi ha}3c for NEW steamer mixed, oa!{c for
old steamer mlxedi be}o tor No. white, uDc for No.
and so3f2ooc fot old ungradcd Western mixed. Oats
ruled 1F. With modrrato demand, sales Of ~ uoo bu
II a5l0 lBc for mixed Westsrn and Etae ~ 500 for
white Wsatern and state, aae for rujsctel a0o tor
NJ. white; 40 for No. whto, s3}saase tuT mixed
Wtssera; J8a t2c for whils Wcstcrn.
ooRAH Faxiolus-GnIya small business for berth
ruou; rates firmly susnned ssza charters quiet md
Iuehangcdt engagements 10 LIyeTpoo! BY steam Z, Uu
tn gr4u " nl 1t sdi regular rata still Oh.
Fnoflhl"Ss-pork heavier aud 1oNsri only light
business In cash fota and very moderate speculative
ts1dat sales Ut ~ brls spot II Sl9 B7S,
aso srA sxtFs prime sto: la9 b,ls uless toE Feb
, 1876-12-12

FOREIGN CITIES.
Special DispdieA TO ms Tribune
L1rEnrooi. Dos. i'll, 4. m,-FLoun-No I. 81,
No. 2, 3as.
Observation-Disclosures. No. L. loa ~: No, y, Io,,
fpripE. No. !. tn 7d No. + o. Dd white. No. l. I'll
Sd; No. = IN lid; cful No. !, liz al; No. ,, III
I'd. Corn. No. !, 27a 3ds No. 4 27s,
ronk-7os.
L'r1,troot~ Dec. tilt 30 .. m,-LAAp-5,s ad.
Ncst unchanged.
l.1sEKruot. Dec. II -Lalest-Corrox-Dou
Gl-lea6t, eaes. rs 100 hs,ea, speculation aud cx-
Iort, au0o; American, II, COL.
nRHAnsrrYss- Flrmi California wh!te wheat aver.
asd l0s 1tablts I'd, club, lis is 1l, sptiuY " I'd
@lh 7dt wlnter. 1os&t0s 80. Ftour-Wsatern canal.
3astt2ss Corn-wcsterA nt1td. 27SQ37a III. American
osts, as1A 81. American barley. ~ 81, Canadian
peas. a8s Gd.
FEnr,loSs-s1eas pork, 70. Primo hcef az al,
American lard oJs0d. American cllecse, 7ol, Lou9
clear bacon, ~ 0di shQrt clear sas od.
TALLow-Flna American, 4h01.
PETHoLEun-sHlElts, lis. rennti, 2ll.
NxslN-Gomman os1d; pals, Ia
sr1HErs TuHrxSrNE-e9s
LARD 01L-39s.
LONDON, Dec It.-nxyiSxp p.rsoLxcx-E1c..sd,
37s.
SPIRITS TbRrksrENx-3ot
AaTwEki, Dec. .ll.-PEthoLEux-sA
, 1876-12-12
Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city
consumptfou 8, 73o hu WHEAT, 2, 1o1 ou corn 77o
Nu oats, Al bn rYs. .. gl4 hn barley.

hlluusaWn from 6tore on Saturday Tor city
consumption: g. 7:o ha wheat 2, 1o1 eu cosn,1 77s
eu cats, 34l ba rys, q, 8l4 hu barley.
Thc following grain was inspected Into store In
this city on Monday morning; Cur No. . white
winter wheat, 81 caEs No. n. W. wheat, 40 cars
No. spring, .h cars Nc. y do, 10 cars rcJccscl
do Gao wheat, Agulnst 931 for same day In 1H7L,
and 975 ln la7A); car high mi1od corn, 4 CARS
new do, cara No. do, cars new mixed do, 20
cars rejected do. 0 cars no grade do us curn); 2
cars whise onts, cara No. do. cars rejected do;
car No. rye, III cara No. do, :! cars rejected
do; cars No. g barley, "a cars No, . do, 10 cars
rejected de-, car no grads az barley. Total,
I17 cars, or 190, coo bu, Inspected out: 10, T7a
bu wheat, 90, nos hi corn, II. ~! bu barley.
The leading produce markets were generally
easier yesterday, with not much RctiyIty, seyesnl
being comparatively dull. There we're few orders
from outside, and rather light supply of surrsnt
offerings, which tended to reduce tho volume Of
business, The shippng movement was light.
The tone Of adylcsa fron. othsr points was rather
depressing to holders, wheat being weak In En-
gland.
Dry goods were Qu!et, N q rule. though there
was some departmental activity-notatly in holiday
goods, wooleRs. laapela. and seasonablu drsss
fabrics. Ths course Of prices was hrM and IN.
changed. Groceries weto In fair demand, and
were generally drm,-coGces. augars. and Brgps
espccIal!yso. No quosabio changes were deyel.
oped. Tbs demand for dried truits was principally
censcFed In fancy lines. suited 10 the wants Of thu
holiday trade. pruues. apples, peaches, and Gta-
plo fruits generally were dull. Fish remlan steady
aud unchanged. In the uuttsr market the situation
was unchanged. There was well. sustained do
maud from shippers and tho home trade, and hold.
ets we're AuIfu3 and obtaining fully preyions ng.
ures, chcesu scmaias dull at 1en113c for good
10 hca. factory. No changes weFe apparent In the
tagging. coal. aud wood markets. Leather was
ia,rly ActIse, and sole md upper were aguIn I'd.
yanced. The oil Market though without much
activity, was very drm, and an advance In carbon,
naphtha, turpsnslne, and sperm was noted. Car
bon was e1eitsd, and jumped up 1!i0ae, In re.
sponsc To sharp advance at tho scaboard aud In
Europe.
| Lumber was qulet and unchanged. The stormy
weather prevents The allng OF interior orders aud
checks trade all round. building materials Ars
also qaics. hrlcks belny held With Armness owing
10 The fact that the s.ock to be carried through tho
dull season u smaller than usunl, and dealers an.
l!e,pata an advance when the early sprins trade
opens. Wool, hops. seeds, and broom. corn wcEe
quiet and uncksu2ed. Hides wcss III urgent do.
uand 10 forward East aud 1rmer. Tha hay mar.
kst was rather quiet aud easy for prs!rs. the offer
iuCa Of which Mrse fait With the inquiry sms!l ths
, 1876-12-12

good lonand.
Stnte securities wrrc quiet.
Stocks during tho morning wcrr weak and lower.
With decline Ut ~ in New JcrscJ Central and X
In Northwestern preferred, ~ In st. Paul pre-
fetred md Wabash, I In Rock Island, Il IN Lack
awanna, and Il In New York Central and Lake
Shore. After midday thcro was recov.
cry Of ,sdSh, tho is,ter New Jersey
Central. The Ertniao Post says that tho
attack On Northwestern stockB and 1tock Island IL
entirely speculative, tho financial condition and
business Of each Of these Companies fairly entt-
thing them 10 be held In higher estimation by In
xrstorr. The stock market In the carly part Of
tho last honr,. declined hGDX, and the lowest
prices Of the day wotG made. 1t seems that
forged lispatch eaylng that New Ierecy Central
aud Healing had gnno 10 proteet carly
In the day. The reports regarding d settlement u
tFnnk.l line differences were encouraging. THIS hE.
tcrnoon. III Into dcningr, prices Of stocks recover.
cd !s0A, the hitter Nav Jersey Central.
A. philadelphia, Heading declined to 1H4,
and closed at 19. Transactions wcre 100, 600
ahascs, Of which 4, 600 wcra Pacific Mall &. 500
Western Union, ., 600 Northwestern, o, COO Rock
Island 0, lU Ut Pauls. ~, OUO Erie 81, 900 Lake
Shore, 2 900 Ohios, j, 300 Wabash, o. 600 Michigan
Central 7. 500 Lackawhnna, and q, Zoo New Jes.
Money, 3@7c. Closed i. SOC. Prime paper,
Disbursements, slso, 900.
Cuaton,s, 3lRa, ONO.
C1earlngs, $2u. OO0. 600.
Startling uutet: Etl 1aya 4H1. stet,t IA
, 1876-12-12
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments were 1lcd for record
MondAy, Dec IL:
. clTr rnoPENTT.
South Fark ~, lsOft Of Thirty ninth It,
T. iD0ki:s3 IT, with 1ihpr property tuutA u
to MonrSs Salisbury of ssn Ffsnesco s1oo COO
dnied Dec. l.ooo
+. !sxi34lf It, lnteG Nov. si.............".. as7
Sherman =, between Harrison ami Polk tta Q
{, hsHIut #. with bultdlagx. dateA Dec, o;
Gharcs Cunlnn.s to Walter r. Coltle...... 25 ,opU
6hcrHlsn Il, near tho at0yc. . t, 5aaix iUh It,
with buildings, dated Dec. j; Thomas +.
1ngan tu Waiter I. Cottle+.. 15ooo
Ioo IL dated nee. 5000
II, v +. ai1i3l r. daici Dec. ii............ 1,4D
nuETu OF clrf LIMITS, WITHIN 4 NAbICs OF sxvKN
MtLKs or THE C1GET+ +1t0EsK.
WrtRhtwoDd nv, ITS II " Nf North Clark st,s
4 As>xtl0 II. lated tct. al.............. 13,CO1
aoETI " CRY Ll11Ts. WITHIN RADIUS or sKyKS
NiLKs or THE COut,T,liOCsE.
Fifty ,th1rt af, HIsN II Q If ilyt8 Park nv, 4,
:Sit5 4.IO n. With improvements. dated ...
Nov, H. ......................... a. usn
, 1876-12-12
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IL Following wefe the
Official closing prices Of mining. stocks lha after.

\ dividend Of 81 por shaf0 has been declared on
California. A dividend bf 81 las been declared on
Noxthern Dcllc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw OntnAKs, Dec. u.-tlo1d, l074.
Sight exchange, 4 dfscount.
Sterling, bank, bl4.
rORE1GN.
Losnox, Dec. 11-5p. m.-Consol., money and
United States Bonls-5.cos Of 'G5, 1o4A; 'o7,
110l4: 10'40s. 101A; now %. 1004; Central, 0B,
Erie, ~; preferred, 10.
PAnls, Dec. ll.---tlentcH, 1O4. 60.
FRAExHonr, Dec, 11.-Unlted Statcs bonds
New D.. lulfc.
, 1876-12-12

IL
DRo0M.c co1S-Wna quiet anil oasy, except choicc
hurt CORN Which In limited supply. mud firmly held.
Quotations: Chulce green hurl, htt2G1{c; medium
huTl rcd tipped 4a5e green brush. Will, hurl enough
To work It, hts4e red tipped with do, 414kc; green
and insfde. sst>Sc; red tipped do. 3slic IL.
hie asusls a.sa+cs medium to ehoIco stalk hraid. Nd
she: inferior hrual,, Ha3}dc1 crooked 10. 213c.
Notwithstanding new WAS developed IN The market
for this sapls Tile demand continues fairly active
and quite equal tie current Faccps hence the mar
kct inAntain1 hFm and steady tonc. The following
quotations fRrnahed: Choice to fancy yc)ow 2Sa
32c medium 10 good, lS&2a; inferior 10 common, ID
Gl6c; roll, i84a13c.
DAGulNG-The demand was unfmr.ovcd. Trade
remain without vitality. and the following low figures
arc only 'nIGesensy sustained; stark. a,Kes Peer
lesk IA. 2lc; Lewiston. :o!6cs MoNtaup, 2tc, On.
tarlo. alike; American A. &vc: A.noskcax ,oc; Otter
Creek. ip1Scs burlap bags, and bu. 1aa.sc; gun
mics. sng.e. 1alsl4es do. double. 24a2t5&c.
BUILDING MATEHtALs-Wcre quiet md unehang.
cd. The atock Of common brick Il said to bo light and
the market Il consequently Arm. Lfla and other mn.
terIaa ate steady: Common hrlck, sa. 234a.sO per mt
pressed. per til; lime In bulk CSC perhrl
do Ia brls. Csc; Louase cement. 8oa1.Oo; Utica.
sl.75: buffalo and Akron cement, also, Portland
MbiFa I'd Ney :, fe5s 'ceo
ss at Tor xooG 70 Se.s
sssi IL market wa
ss
t;s Hsss' S% g.s* fsasss: Rs;s
se r, erd 0.sd .sxs
es at saSo for ss' & I'd os ishs a
P.skssss wero quoted at e4a2sc. and
FisllQ vera not sub cc.ed 70 aay eb.nee.
t,s market raling steady snt irn y the following
g. J.? W. .os 's :cks;s' fkt' sS
" nssFf5sE A;I;i sSsi II Noi :SoTs SS
, 1876-12-12

local trade being supplied With loose hay. 0rrcn
iti'isa and potatoes wese quiet In consequence Of
tho cold weather.
Kali frctehts wcra quoted steady at 20c per 100
Da TO Now York, 25c to boston, 18c to rhltadol.
phia, and 17!sc 10 baltimore, with Jew csrs offer.
Ing. There vas moderate inquiry for freight.
room,
EXPORTS FROM THE sEAnoARD.
The follcHing'wefn the exports from the fonr
leading cities of the Atlantic seaboasd for tho dates
namnt.