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peoially ornngcs. Poultry waa qniot and> easy,

| Pagially oranges. Pouitry was atnot and~ easy,
IIgliwineh woro moderately aotivo, bnt easier,
\ nolng SOLE per gallon lower, IN aympathy with
Now York, which Was quoted at oo}fo. saIcs
were reported here Of 200 brla at g4o par gallon.
H., hako froIghte were inactive aud no1niney un-
| cH9n8od, at 90 for corn and DO for wheat, by BALL.
| to Buffalo 10@1011o for whoat to KIngatun,
and and aa11o for wheat and 21c for porn through to
SOON afraid to tako hold 1t present prtoea Of
| grain, whllo tho Eastern mArltota 1ro In auol m
| unsatisfactory condition. They prefor to silp
by rail, which onables them to reach an Eantorii
fluctuations in prices whoroas tho wator routo
roeoh Of tie telegraph. Rail froigita aro quotol
In lard, which waa in good demand, and strong
1t an adyance Of 5t@10o por 100 lbs. Tho riao III
Liverpool, to 46s Cd per 112 foH, whlol, ras ro-
ported late yesterday, WAS wol sustained to-day;
enough TO pay for, shipment thitllor; several
brought ont the bllort interest for May, WHO
n,,o hayo rcatod during the rccont excitement in
pork Was S quiet, and 6@1oc per brl lower. with
very little demand, except for small lots for
en; enpmont: IT,, Meats Were s, in fair demand,
Tha 9a nnrRot @ oa,oa n tho n,t,t resont ADVANCE
or April, S1o.70; do soilor MAY. S1ee7H
sp1Ia. @1nIo.g; H., DC a. soller Jnne 90
eqalor Jnlyl l5, Sl4M9l796 lard, cash or aeer
@i5oe 10 selisr aly, S s1e eSa is5loi5 nS ss&S sxe:t
ptoklod hams. 10@11o por ID Tor 18@10 ID nv
eragea; dry-saltoa moa.B. loose at 5H@0o
for 70 -, ,shonldors cash, aud G11o sollor juno;
sg;s711@8.oo TOR abort ribs, cash, and 016o
01S@015o soller June; 81fo for Cumbor]ands;
$4,000 for long clear. Tho eamo boxed
At A@9Eo per u above these prices. Bacon
'i311@19}o ',1;1ds r. for short clear gil packed III
moss do, s10:75@11.00; beef hams. $28. 8.00@2s.60.
City tallow, 8N@7c; groaso quotablo at o@7o.
Sales Woro roportod of 100 brls meas pork
Ct s10:7 rs; 50O brls do, seller May, at st0.071l;
25o brla do, seller june, Mt $10.B0; ESQ tos lard
May, at $3.50; 25o tcs DO. 1T $o.7716; 1000 tcs
do at a9.75 $50 tcs do at $0.7211 800 tea do,
6en 5eler june at s9.o74 1000 tcs DO at $o.05
260 tos do Of 5000 500 tcB do, seller July, at
short ribs, soer May, at $500 1Go,o0o lbs do 1t
$8.87!1; 900 lbs do at 1886 100000 lha do
on private terma /; 500 boxes short olear at O36o.
Flour waH againin fair demand, and little
more aotire than yesterday, Hoveral lots being
taken for shipment in spite Of tho dhllness elaa-
where. ,Qnotntions wero unchanged but, ms
most OF tho sa1os were made on private terms,
II Ia probable that holders wore generally will.
ing TO- "shado" in order to soil. Bran was
stoady.. Sales we're reported OF 200 brlB white
winter extras On private tortns; as br1s spring
400 brls do st lse.1o; $50 brls do at 5000; 200
brls do at 85.0t; 100 brls do ut $685.; 200 hrls
do Qow) at S5.62h; 700 brls do on private
terms; 100 brls rye at 95.25. Total, 2,355 brls.
Also, 90 toms bran ut $4,000 on truck 10 tons
do at $21.00, FREQ on board. The following we're
, 1874-04-22

Hons-The general featurea Of tha hog market wors
essentially unchanged; The demand continues unin-
terruptoy acyo, and the tenor OF prices wnn again
firm. Receipts continue largo for tho season, but
thus far the supply has not materially exceeded legti
cerned, thoro is little probability Of thsre pang any
eysr-sqppy for some weeks to somo. In addition to
quired to meet local wants. Tho range Of to-day,s
saea was s5.0o@t.0o for acallawags to choice extra
wel'fasted droves. Sales at tho extremes however,
were rare, tho bulk Of this trading being done at $54
@5.60. By tbs middle Of tho afternoon most OF tho
stock Ind changed hands, and tho market closed steady
for fntr 10 clInfca = =
, 1874-04-22
REAL ESTATE,

A petition IL In circulation among the owners
OF property along johnson avenue to hive that
avenue made the boulevard to connect the West
md South side Parks. The petitioners agree to
donate all the land that may bo needed along
Johnson avenue, from tho street limits south to
Fifty-Afth street, aud theuco to Western avenue.
III this nay connection will be made with
Pavilion parkway. One OF tho advantages which,
It is claimed. tho new route will possess will be
, 1874-04-22

agc hat they csnnos fairly DO takon into account in
~ mnrko There wore only few transactions
- ihlgsF m snrS than s5so while by far tho larger
da,Soh 51Sss efiow 9n ,.a ss1s shippors PA for
eSho'ce. anu for extra Comparatively fow
los we're tnion ny focdors, and The amount OF stock
taKon 1of Fly consumption was atso arnn Grades
suited a g tho wann Of feeders may be quoted stcay
g. s9to@47s and butchors' cattle oaey at S300@500
for inforior to good qnNtios Only TOW huuohSs Of
Ia3;a cattle we're offered. Veal calveH vcro plenty
and lowor with 1Itnod halos ht f36oasbo Although
good deal Of stock IL jet In tho yard awaiting buy
crs, and prosnscla nre favorable for liberal orriyals To-
morrow, hodera anticipate Increased activity aud
hrmer prices. Tho market closed stoa{ly and Griu.
QUOTATIONS.,
Extra DotTea-GrAded steers, aYcrarinrl 400
be Mu over. a. 1na6 ~
Choica Dccvca--Fne, fat vol iormci ! year
to year old steers, averaging 1to01 to
GOOD nci; foroa Sso'0
stoors. averaging 1,I50 to I,s50 lie. s.qoa6 10
Modfum arndDa-8teors In fair Qcsh nyer-
aging LILO to 1.250 Ibs. Ibs.....,.,..... A0omr IN
Dntchbrs HLock-Oommon to fair stears. 'e'0'>>
md good to extra cows, for city slaughter.
averaging $50 to ], 100 00tbs........... lbs. 4n,6a4 IN
6took 0attle-Oomrnon catte, In decont N
flesh, averaging 760 10 1850 toa. 3b0ael 7s
Iuferlor-LRht and thin COWS, heifers
etA8s bulls, and acalAwag steers. o006a3 10
1asto-Iex6s, cofntcd:. tcd:....:............ 4.75@5.95
Gatto' Gtto-Te1as' Tinorea @ Holn ..'... 40ods4 450
CATTLE BALER.
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NEw YoRK, April 81. Tho Treasury diabursed
$4,000.
Customs receipts, S4s9, 600. ...-.---
Produce exports for the week, 81, ,909, ,253, a
decreaso Of $3.50, 900 from last week.
Money ranged from 4@7 per cent. tut beoan1o
easier in the afternoon, and closed offered at 4.
Gold ranged from 1195@ to ia; closed at
l13y4.
Carrying rates 2>16@7; o1osoa at 4. .,. .-
Clearines, $33, ,vo0, 900:
Slate bonds weak ak wlEh sh; slight decline in Ton
nessees, old ind now.
Governments steady.
A a Meeting Of the creditors Of Capron 4
Merriam was held this afternoon, at which it
was decided that The firm must sottlc on the
basis Of all transactions made at the Board yea
terday. 1t Ia beloved that the firm will do 60,
anu resume soon.
stocke were weak and fegerish at tho openiug,
closing quotations, Pacific Hail leading TIC do
cline, Oh reports that tue President had signed
The Finance blll and TINT Comptroller Knox
would Immediately carry It's banking pro-
fae a0nf becae e0 sqone poe 1esa eensaan aS r.
theao runners, and prices advanced 5S@31.
After o'clock q fresh break OF 214@1 per cent
occurred. In final dealings there waB recovery
OF the general markets on Washington kilograms
that tho President would sign tho Currency bill,
VITA an accompanying recommendation for tho
passage of moro harmonious measure before
the adjournment Of Congress-,
Ihe principal featuros wero Western Union,
Pacific Mail, Columbus. Chicago d Indiana
for the day. 295 600 shares, Of which 90 600 wore
Western Union 10000 New York Central
$1,000 Pacific Mail Z; $4,000 Lake Shore 33, 900
Union Pacific; 10000 Northwestern common
$500 Rock Island 1000 Wabash 1000 ohios );
and 24,8oo Columbus, Chicago 4 Indiana Con-
trAl.
, 1874-04-22

Sptefal Dishatch 10 Tbs Chfcaqo Tribune.
ELe1N, ILL.,, April 21.-The cheeso market was yerv
firm to-day. tho demand iuoroaatng; buyers syero il
o1coss Of neers. Tult chocse ao at l6o: part
akimncd At 1910; 776 boxes sold Tor 1886 to 1to.
1000 lbs Of btor sold 1T u to 41c for choice fac
tory, AOc IL tho ruling prico.
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unlan{s, llt e 9H@B9id; middlnE Orleans, a,f@s1d;
and orrort 4ooo ba1oa. YARN and fabrics At Wances,
tor d aa;a"nas ~. Witch buyers refuse
American, 1900. f''0'"'''
,proyihons- Lard, 4Ga nacon-Lopg c1enr nsdd,e,
E4s; short clear middes, 4GA Oil. '''
, 1874-04-22
COMMERCIAL,

TunsDAy EVENING, April a..
The following wore tho receipts and ahipmonts
Of the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past tweuty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-04-22

American cast spring ateel .........12 @13 rntet
;ss H. esls III .{eoi. s1oo
NETS AMP TlNNEns, sTooK-There has
ssa ihnfs ssi s is III. osasss
fairly active Tho loe. trade i dun. Tin pluto Il
gEn& 21
e. $3.50; do, roofing, 1412o, 10, s12.oo; do, 26x2a
s24;5o.r SO r,, ,-r,,r. oo, ,,.u ,,,..,. az,
5oLpBnIN9 J, 22e; No. 2, 2oc.
~ - aso' paf, ao' pipe ta1 oohs' 9@oHo
ens nos V'gSaoo: 1@rn,, c,.<. 1o,, Ian, ,.. 1,u
s'sHhs sSci ~. ., =. ...,, n...,. ,.. : =
,na SnKsS r. ~ y g g., sstSs nu9as ifon
r.ra -! saia sna y 10 H. H. staneo So0
daLyaNIzEp aFss 1HosmN1 10 =; lo@ 10 No. 2l2a 1851
of o. s'sa pr mt M; % e.; l' 'S''an'
naea a. "copper" so plani'hoa "copper" zic; d. cut
~ u1s' sizos' tSo. T. b.
os ona m = a?s 10 naa a ~ IL a lei M
IA1Is.wero fairly active at the rates following
DO, :to25&l a. Dc, s4:s1H; "a do. ss.62K; Sd do.
oaaseas ssxsd saRs %an
tx \ sissl ropo = r. 1S!ee hsp saah
r. marllae H. 6S I tarEed
brl. s.. .oo@o.o 20; tar: y brl, $l;75@s.oo.
olLSIThe oil trade presents fair dogrco Of aotlvi
T. anu to arkos ior oss descriptions ia steay and
as stocks arc reduced TO small dimensions, holders
eoanaen1 cor Hr m eaf Advance: Carbon Is hotiye
ano 9o hEin. Lara on 10 moving frooiy at fnl
r r. wintsF };s. lard, sss No t. -; y: 7s@
so@82o: sporm s. neatstoot Oft strictly pnrc,
$i:ao; a9: extra, poo d0 10: 500 bank OIL, Coo
tha: 9 gravity, i7e; naphtha: common. l4o.
hayo faen ~ !hn paas @ 81 days tas receipts
IN prices under good demand Mixed potatoes aro
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neutrality-suspicious.. 142,39l 1o7,o18 204.804
Total of all kinds OF grain, sos, ,504 bu. ThoHo
ngures show dooroaso during tho past wook Of
~ ~ s9 927 - n vhent. 87soo bn oats; 5000 bu rye.
o1,oAf ~ . nhf!oy; and an inoroaBo OF 81, d83 bu
corn. Total decreaae, 622, BOA bu.
8TooKB IN 1t7EnpooL.
hioasrs. Sugar & Tunntoliffo, OF that city, fur
nt6n lnb following uomnarattve etatemcnt.
, 1874-04-22

NEW YonK, April 2l-There was rather moro act,,t.
ty IN tho lobing tralo, and fair amount Of buscsa
transacted by agcnts In cotton gooda, which wero ii
atealy demand and frn ut current rates. LonsdsIo
elrt1ngs advanced by agcnts to 1890: Blackstone,
slirsings wore in good domnnl. Ginghams quiet and
dull. Black mo1sairH and Bros-grains fairly nottye
, 1874-04-22
MONEY AND COM MERGE.
MONETARY.

n. IL.
THO demand for loans. tho nYnnrni NJ do
no.,ts tho r.to - oxa,,aas Wv , '.uoa' ~ w
pos,.s, snu 1s,e 81 o1cnengo' ma tho moycmon
OF currency III ana o'tt were about tho same to
Collections aro reported to DO dragging In t1,t
country On we'll M IN the citv. ior9cr pronor.
zion of npncr thon ,,a,,o, 10 -ot,,rraI nrntoato1
from tho country banks. Tho farmora arc busy
nsI,rg o uaeue ana p,o"n, ana "te
.n"a4ne na"uy puFohabea III tne co".t'5 'o"t'o'
mud will have little mora money TO ypcnd nnttl
H. tu '
'uy .o,. .a'.I ,,..vu, A.,
Tho sightnesa Of money In Now York was tue
~; ,. ~ 'SHo 4oA'' ~ 49, . =. ,,1a 49,.
VIII nave no oheet hofe. uhiesS II snonsu een.
tinuo 40 long as to clog up tho prodaco market
in Now York and rondor commission merchants
unable to advance money On grain to Western
~ e.'praas' co. Gana.,,,",,t hn,da no .oc,,rtt. !,
90 per cent on eovetnl'ons oon.e 30 . .',ulisS
but parties In, ihia CITY VINO oHerea 10 loan
telegraph TINT money was offering at per cont
This t},cv wnn1d mt accent.
ma.ura. ~, ";n =, nnrsrnnn,,ta and c,caoo o,tv
ueannse III o1'ol,'.nons' w "''a un's"so wy
Good securities Of tint enss gnln ~ tho slaels-
neas IN spocniatve Heouteles. ~ ~ uoul"tu Aor
the local nonds o!1runa th9 buRpy. ,,., - A..
olnce .no csn ~ ., on cno1s ~ W .no
antouo. ~ .oo.ogsg, t4nto o IL - ~ ut',h sf
to honres e:ngagoa III tue importation OF ton d.
rect to Chicago overland.
Ihe returns @ M OF she oIearthg"tlonae to-oay
were S2,So0,ouO.
nIv1pENna.
lie following ts . lias OF dtq1denda and inter-
sst payments payable after this dato:
Cooperation. ID, Per Rhtn
RAILROADS. cent 1anabls.
hiceso pNii hoSx aeand @ ~ an, ~ Apl
s. 1 fos 4r6 RFor onnt.in eI eo1 aa
Denyer + no f3ran'n. cou1ons ups'. '''' NAV
New York l. Ere, coupons . . ......... .... hIuyi
Atlantic 4 Pacific, quar-. ............... ~ May1
,,,,o,,.- nAsks. 49,.
Eat!onai olsy.: 70 Mny1
ea''on Sa.ona .1snH. MaSl
United statas ExurNss' nSSsvus o,,ar. May1
So .s,:t;S..., -. ~. .t,s.i..
Naw VII nen ~ hron1.n +, m rsSiaton Sg ~ tho
p,;ss - - ~ to,asom " ~ .ho
y LIZ 'orp'gn escnangg @ o1 .no
tsanant ~ ~ T,,i3n i3nn, an, m'n ca"hoo 'ne ie'
snv.oI5 V;no4p.o;s. ~ a., Ln1ao mis nauel; ns; ..
, 1874-04-22
LlYE-STOCk MAllKETa.

OATILE-The activity noticeable yestcrday was not
a feature OF tho market to-day, trade ruling slack
throughout rhe cansss Of ths o.,cnoa lsmaua
couraaiug than otherwise, while tho diminished re-
ceps aud lilo batter class of stock offered for sale
wcro circumstances that. ordinarily would have oper
toy my tere was notable absence Of anythins r.:
seu1bIing activity In tho donand from any sourca
aui scIlers ware unable 10 do moro than sustain
formor nrces. Among tho arrivals were somo e1cep-
uonaily mo cattle. tos whch taney q Prices e were Oh
but tese salca wero much aboye tho eonersl aver
, 1874-04-22

+ TUESDAY EVENING, April II,
Tho following tabc exhibits the receipts and ship
Jan. !, 1874. ~ compared with tic corrcspondInr
porlod last year:
, 1874-04-22

METALS AND TINNElls' sTOoK-Thore has
boen no special change since last week. Ordors are
falrty acivc. Tho local trade is dull. Tin pluto IL
now arm, owing TO the tiru1noss Eant: We quote:
$2&.6o.
Fro T1N-Iorge 23c small, $40; bar, Sic.
BoIDBn-No. !, 22ci No. 2, 2oc. --
1EAp-pig. 5Ho; bar, 10; pipe, full coils, 9@oXo;
gnzET 1iKo-Full casks, 100: less quantity, lie;
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Nj ADpIl

MADRID, Sept. 4.
Two thousand men will be sent to Cuba
in few days to reinforce the Spanish
on that island.
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E.OCA1. MENTION.

Slate producers meeting at Odd Fellows
hall, Poutney, this afternoon.
The Nameless baseball club will meet
for practice on the Dexter grounds this
Saturday afternoon at halt-past two
o'clock
Hon. John Pierpoint and Geo. II. Chap
man, Esq, of Vergennes are registered at
the Bates House.
Quiet times since election. No police
court to report since Tuesday.
The Hyers Sisters are spending Il few
weeks vacation at Caremont, n. H., and
we learn from their manager they expect
to open their next season at Boston in
October, with the same company which
delighted Rutland this season.
Prof Wilcher is liable 10 have II large
audience at the Opera House on Sunday
evening as his subject is one which cannot
fail to attract aid he is said to be an enter
tanning and earnest speaker.
Agnes Wallace and Sam Villa at the
opera HOUSE HtAt McShi N''hh'N"''"5
Monday evening. A full house is guaran-
teed.
The floral committee are requested to
meet at the hall Oh the Fair grounds Mon
day, Sept. z, at one o'clock, TO assist in
preparing the hall, also such other ladies
10 fell an interest in having the hall taste
fully trimmed.
United States Treasurer Spinner has re-
ceived $4,000, willed by II. F. Day of Bris-
tol to help pay the national debt.
~ meeting of the board of directors OF
the state agricultural society will be held
at the Bardwell House on Monday evening
uext.
Regular convention of Vermont lodge
No. /, of the Knights of Phythas will be
held this Saturday evening at 7.30 O'Clock
at Odd Fellows Hall, Globe Block.
Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler who is the pre-
siding judge of the county court in Rut
land county, but whose residence is a
Jamaica in Windham county, it is rep
orted will be nominated as a candidate fol
Congress in the second district in place o
Judge Poland and end the unhappiness a
the next trial.
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The Bazaine Escape.
PARIS, Sept. 4.

1ARIS, DCpt. a.
The official report Of the commission
appointed to investigate the circumstances
of the escape of Bazainc, is made public.
1t duplicates the jailors, and states that
they were instIgated by Col. Nillete,
Bazanes aide-de-camp, to further the
prisoners flight, but acquits the garrison OF
the fort of completely in the affair. The
meeting of the permanent committee of
the national assembly was held yesterday,
Pufflt, president of the assembly, presided.
NJ. Du Mahy, deputy of the left, complained
of the continued rigorous treatment by the
government of newspapers in the munich
paliles. lie also called particular attention
to the speech of Captain Nun at the meet
ing in La Verde, in which he advised his
hearers to follow the example of what
stands of that department at the time of
the first revolution and draw their swords
against their enemies. Chadbard Iatour,
minister of the interior, replied that the
government would make inquiries into this
matter.
NJ. Tirard, another deputy, complained
of the unequal treatment of the newspapers
by the government, some, he charged,
were favored and others were oppressed.
lie also made complaint against restric-
tions placed upon the introduction and cir
culation of foreign journals and of the sus-
pension of a newspaper in Bordeaux be-
cause it stated that Marshal Mcmahon was
coldly received during his recent journeys.
Tirard declared that Notwithstanding these
proceedings by the government the Paris
Figaro was allowed to incite citizens to
hatred of each other He demanded ces-
sation of these rigorous measures. Cho-
band Latour justified the action of the gov
eminent in suspending the journal in Bor-
deaux and in prohibiting the publication OF
eight other Bonapartist papers because of
the reproduction in their columns of the at
tacks which were of serious nature. He
stated, however, that he regretted the ne
ccssity tor such proceedings.
Picard asked the government to enforce
the decision of the assembly abolishlng the
empire. He said that NJ. Berger, Bona
partist candidate for the assembly in the
department of the Maine ct Loire, had is-
sued circular to his electors urging this
decision
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BELLOWS FALLS TO RUTLAND.
Returned From New mexico.

Recently Henry NJ, Arms, formerly OF
Springfield, says the Bellows Falls Times,
has returned from New Mexico on visit.
He has been two or three years in that ter
ritory engaged in the sheep and wool bust
ness. He has at this date little fi0cIi of
10000, as near as he can count them, in
GLIDING this seasons lambs, When he
came on he brought with him 10000
pounds of wool for the eastern market
which he sold for So cents per pound. Mr..
Arms and the herding company with which
he is interested not only raise wool but
buys from neighboring ranches TO send TO
Boston and New York markets, lie has
some six or seven men who went out with
him to attend the flochs. He reports the
Indians as rather saucy, and somewhat
dangerous at this time. He started back
on the 21st 10 resume his pastoral life
among the vicissitudes of New Mexican cx-
pcrience. Ultimately, when heWhas made
his fortune, Mr.. Arms expects to return
again to the green hills of his native state,
to pass the evening Of his days in the socie-
ty of New England.
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From New York
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
NEW YonR, Sept 4.
The steamship France, from London.
Madame Agatha States, AN operate sing
CT, died here yesterday.
The wEATnER.
The weather Is cool and cloudy, with
light rain Wind northeast.
ANOTHER STATUE.
Gordon W. Burnham offers TO the park
commissioners colossal bronco statue OF
Daniel Webster, to he completed by the
fourth of July, 1876 and placed in the
lower end of the mall Central park.
THE ALLEGED OUTRAGE At TIE HOUSE OF
INDrsTy.
The corouer's jury in the case OF the boy
Van Deuser, alleged to have been fatally
whipped in the Five Points house of in
dustry returned verdict thae death was
caused by diarrhUa, aggravated by i'm
proper treatment in its earlier stages, and
subsequent improper removal from the hos
pital.
AN INCAPABLE POLICE JUSTICE.
The case of Police Justice Smith, who
signed a warrant for the commitment Of a
woman without knowing what it contained
was up before Judge Donohue of the SUI
preme court yesterday, when the judge
severely rcplimanded the police justice, and
said he should send the papers before the
district attorney for his action
A SCARE on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
There was considerable excitement on
the stock exchange yesterday, caused by Il
report from Philadelphia that certificates
of stock in the Pennsylvania railroad, Jer-
sey Central, Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, Lehigh Valley and Reading roads
had been raised from small to larger
amounts. Many holders OF certificates for
warded them to Philadelphia for cxamina-
ton.
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THE DAILY GLOBE

is kept for sale at the following places
BELLOWS FALLs--O. F. Woods, dealer In drugs
and medicines, periodicals, provisions, &c.
EAST WALLINGFoRD-E. II. Allen, dealer In dry
goods, &c.
LUDLow-sherman Bros, drugs, books, sta
tionery, periodicals, &c.
BRATTLEBoRO-E. j. Carpenter, books, station
cry. periodicals, fancy goods
BRANDoS--Kelley q Dyer and c. &. Slason,
books, stationery, periodicals. &C.
MIDDLEBURY-Alden Co., books, stationery,
periodicals, &C.
PIrTsFoRD--Dennison Bros, dry goods.
yERGENSEs-S.M. Southard, periodicals, books
and stationery
BRIsToI-Hiram shattuck, paper and station
cry, blank books, dru gs, &C.
WHITEuALL--George Phoenix, ut Adams pc
rlodlcal store.
FAIRHAvEN--Ashton Hubbard, newsboy.
CAsTLEToN-Kellogg Rice, drugs, medicines,
periodicals, &C.
WEST RUTLAND--C. j. Gilmore, general mer-
chandise.
POULTNEY-W. W. Hubbard, books, stationery,
periodicals, fancy goods, sc.
NORTH BENNINGTON--Henry Morse, newsboy.
WALLINGFORD-H. p Morgan, station agent.
Observation-Disclosures Smith, newsboy.
ARLINGToN-H. S. Hard.
BENNINGToN--T. j. Tiffany, periodicals, paper
and stationery.
MISUNDERSTANDING & Co., newspapers, pc
riodicals, books, stationery, &C; A. Il. Howard,
depot restaurant John O'Donald, newsboy.
Bates House, GLOBE counting-rooms
RAILRoADs-On all morning trains leaving
Rutland.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-05
New York stock ana Money MARKET.



NEW YORK, Sept. 4.
Treasury disbursements today amount TO
100000.
Customs receipts to-day amounted to $685.
GOO.
Dry goods imports for the week s3,l26,230.
Prime mercantile paper at 30 per cent.
Money at 2G2h per cent.
Sterling duh and heavy at 4.s6k@4s7 for co
days, and 4.ss1s@4.so for sight
Cold opened at 1O9H, closed at iO9li, only
rates OF the day.
Carrying rates at 1@2 per cent.
Loans fiat.
Clearlngs in the Gold Exchange to-day, $780,
100000.
Railroad bonds firm, with general slight ad-
vance.
state bonds quiet and nominal
Governments steady.
Stocks opened steady at slight advance,
after slight reaction further advance OF Il
al per cent was made on the whole list, later
the market became irregular Western rail.
roads were unfavorably affected by the ru-
NOR of the expected decision OF the Wisconsin
courts is TO be rendered to-day and these stocks
declined i4@l per cent shortly before the close,
however there was marked change and prices
made general advance. wabash rose from
32A to o39s, improvement ranging from Il to p
per cent on balance OF the list. Union Pacific,
Western Union, New York Central, Lake Shore,
Ohio's, Pacific Mall and c. c. and l. C.. closed
strong at the highest point OF the day. I'M
provement due active, covering Of frightened
shorts Of Western Union twoper quarterly divi-
dend.
Among the sales to-day were 1900 shares OF
Western Union; 5000 Pacific Mail 6,OOo Erie
II 600 Lake Shore; 1900 Union Pacific and D..
800 Northwestern; 1880 Rock Island; 5000 81.
Paul and $4,000 Wabash.
Gold closed at 1O94.
Money at 2@2H per cent
Governments dull.
state bonds quiet.
Stocks strong.