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, 1874-10-03

7vidv. i.knroo1, Oct. a-11 o. m-Flour os od@e4s Cd.
nne' naa' aoatGl0s Al; club los 4d110s 3D. Corn a7a
d for' ~ H. Lard Gas leceipts-Wlnat, iaat thrco
eaya, 20,0oo qrsi Oo0 qrs being Anorlcar.
~; ;IlyEnroot. 0st. "a D. m.-Whoat-Olub, 1o@ los
~ s0rn: ga9p6s o. Lard, 9as vi. ne4t unchanged,
eo,ut ust; s-consos-Monoy, 93':e79a nc
ioao'. 59lf; new 60. lux New Sork Central 0s
FAANxFonT, Oct. 2.-Eiye.twcn',ca tn naL<
L1vEnroor: Oct. 2.-Cottoa qrsl,cEr: ~ nricos aa.
g~sHa ssa afrast1,on t,o m7laa!sna ursn do osieaa
s,,cs7o; a1Aa; sds' lseoo baes. Including 5000 for
for tho week, so 600 bales 1ncltn. 7ooo for
n1uus mai SGuo fs5 Ss 5 stock In be
3 0oo oales, including suoo Anorican: actua c1nort
3Sooo o hales stock aloat aio,0to balca nelnding
bsaadsutls dill. Receipts Of vlo,t thu met t,roo
dayst So, coo Grs, including 19,0oo American
Corn 80 akd997a. L1rd, 6sa Vi, caasss-nsi
grades Amorisan line, 65s. ''''"o0Ss
, 1874-10-03

lIoas-The recent break in tho market ia expected
week. and, improvement In wicss IL likely to
follow, thero was Il better, tIrmor fosiag to-day
"mung oil cl1Hses Of operators Largo purchases were
niadc both by local AMI Eastern buyers, aud by th
closo Of business most Of the fresh receipts anu no In
conA!derato portion Of tho etaie hogs had changed
hhNd1 prces wero arner NIL around, but II wa ux-
coit choice and extra gra.lcs, upprcclabo advance
wRs gHined The qualities above named scarce,
mud holdars Insisted upon and obtained 1G315o ad-
$400Gth for stock pigs at $5,U0D5.9o for poor to
coratllun at $j00G8D1b for ncli,n, and At S925a
G. so for good to primo. Extra sold few tust4uces
ut higher hgurps+ Tho market closed firm.
, 1874-10-03

METALS AND TINNE1ls' sTocK--Tlo market Ia
steady anu fairly active. Following tho quota
T1s r1ArE-1o. 1ozt4. sllso; do, 12x1a, siaoo: 14x
e. :ls5o; do. roofing, ii1ao &c, sii.ad; do. a6xes
ala Tss-I.argc, ose; small, 900; lar, aos.
SoLpEn--No. i. 20o; No. 4. 1sr
LEAp-pt8, 7H'; bar, siSGl9H; load riro 8lio; cut
GorsEnnstt9MS Gt,rs sse ssahag coppes ';s
s,1'.Er inos-So u. Go rates: RUSSIA iron, to II
inclusive. a " r. No stained, 100; american lsus-
w1ni-Sus. to, 30; 7to 0, 1ec; 10 TO II, 11o; 1o,
ios lSs; . iu bnna!s. !; per eent t dis. T.
NAlLs-rns elon.a1.d II fair at tho ratea g!vo.,.
a3,s ao, se; 4; a DO '0 ID do a' III do no sa7a:
..NAyAL sTonEs-wers qule. aud unchanged.
Manila rape, ID. l3h@lnGo; aisai rnpe, = y 13Ho
eUc; tarrcd rope, = H. 17tslsu; oakusn. i bae, $500
es9oo pitch, y brl s5ouad.td: tar. u 1rl. ss.oo5
OlLs-Thcle w.s all easier feeling IN lard oil, tho
weakness resultns from thu recent decline in the
material. Carbon is becoming moro active al the
seieon nd msarce, hn prices show strength Lin
Aecl. .snfo sern aud otber u!lA may bo .ne.l stoay
Celon tsta,'lnr wlisn] 1lb deg. ieat, i3dsl3c do
aaa s sF sr:y %sntes y
121; extra lard, current niake, No. l. 0J
@s3s No. a&sss nssea 1nS Sss1e do bosd
OIL strictly rnro sl.1o; DO uxtra, Zoo: DO No. l. BOO
j1ln1t nil AtrDftH p1ohhhnt
bann oii 76n, turnentj1e lila sn. nnn,thn at oravtv
irnn liz l.nhtlIn. 'cnInnnt. 1;,c. W @'N'''''
TsuTAFoES-Iho offerings ycro iar,ror. and buyora
held nf unti scllers 1nnlo concesguus hoice nnriy
rosn said nj 7o 1rlIvnrei Int this war M c1trsn,o
price. Rwoet potatoes wute slow MID weak. Wo
@ IN csss or i trnsS do nr In from gore ,a9 M
Sweot potatoea-swoct yellow Illinois, s3,O0S260 por
i;f11TTrY-,yaa amin tlutl and casv under heavy
ocrra Te loea trslo wan lsttla hci int nrjrcs
wars isrsruIar soiers bnjnr ennnno to frcriv sn5o
nrIcrs II, n1'cr Ia otIsct sea rkryn waro aia3 owr
ruskeys, l0eSlio; oli chckoua, si.ooGS9.a5; ohoco
spGs eaa = o1 cs - x .nt resee eas a S
HT1 urntrIc cIiehcus ii ID: fnnilurl ducks IL iii
vcnison i,atna lin u IL, '' NA1' S''S''
sEET1.mTi,r m,nrkot for nil oscrintions n srr {,a
vcrv .miI 1nt frttas ,yaro wittIont nutnhn cIsn1e
9mothv VIVA o,,nrI Ak ~ 4ndS9 iii clnyor at II ilGS
+ *. ,n.,"Ioh dn IT. ii ia ar nj II 9sGs1 ~ fmt
rian at Gi Es"s III hars nrt,uo tin,nfhy at sS m
Ssa hsna vt Il 10 in bnns nj I'll IL lid bnrs nt x n,
Il ;nrs ,ncit,m c,aycr a. ~ * * .us n,,,n,nt nt
a. m cnr hnx NJ II ~ m bnes At II III Invcrri
III sn,ca 1Inn0nrian n III, '"
stTS-Mron with n mlndcrate toraand nca,era nrc
t,ninn o1vantsnc NJ tn" nrset low Trs,hf In stSri
IN fur tLc winscr, Wu rapoat: ouonuaNa anu sagI-
a Nm, AG' Il M cnsrso ,sam'onI q nn1 :ro',n u,s!
a. n0.f ,s"irw ,n,t nva 81 II fir{rv viii, h,oa
~ RI tnht1, Il ,irv 1,er sarl Il IGaI IL "' 0''
:TEiSNarn nnyinu frncIy NJ nb1u. sfc.,,p nr1rca
O,ntntiouH are M follows: YpunY hyHou rpnl-
mar IN f,lr aii1thc. d. uuo E5aHSc. ia o,,nrn in
extra fine U5e 81 ,li common to tIuD old byH0 b5fn
n5n. cnn,,non nDerIai 4hGiGU: Eo to c11oco d. lSH
, 1874-10-03

tho close. Bpot larl waa ontiroly nominal.
Aloata woro quiet, with good :ttoal OF l,ow on,
sale, though not acsiyely offered. Tho Octobor
pastfig promises , to bo worry much iareor than tn
ported About l0o0o br!a Of old nnd 5000 hrla
Of now moss, pork, including 1000 br!h Of old TINT
nTo bolnE shipped out $3.50 tcs old lard. Of
which 2,00o tcs nto engaged to 'o nttppcsl. Thoro
y no approximation t. tno stock OF mSat but
Iho market closed at tho following rango, Of
prieos Alesa pork, cash, s21 .oo@21 do aollor
oefr5to5nes, ef5 In, S2ioo92l121 do. aollor tie year'
d. 1ollss anary and Fe6Tn5y a
ootoler, 10 to iii iu''' coattacts $l5oa aaks,i
DO. aollor the year, a11;35q'u:!o Do. seller
January and february e1la6@1to; do 1ss1g ss'leg
1G0t5 IL average, frosl, curod; others
nominal at 10@11o; dry.saltel .nloats, loose,
q s56@s9e tor shondere, cash an ', soller
and soller October; tho Same boxed Mt 11f05so
per III above these prseees; summer long closaars.
10 oamborand' 11o do shoulders, sfC, loose: no:
short riba all packod i'll bids tho aan,o loouo,
1llo lowor. bacon hams, l5GD10o. Ness beef,
$3.50; extra 1naHa do $1,000; beef hams,
s2l .50@22. 90. City tallow, 815GR89lc; grease
nominal at G@oo. sales wore ropoltet1 ot 1;15 o5
1rs do at S.2156; 100 brls do at $21.25; 100 brIs
do at 100: 1,00O brla do seller tho year at
$3.50; 1,00u bris do Mt 81745: $50 tcs lais sell.
or tho ycnr Mt 9l1.A0; 750 ten do Mt 91197l5; 100
boxes suminer-curod Strotford mitlllcB at 111Sc.
Flour was quiet and castor. thcro being but
littlo demand, oven on local account, whilo
shippers hold of for q dcclino proportionate to
tho sirinkago on prices of casll whoAt. Son,o
holders submitted to u reduction Of 5601oc por
Drl but this was not gonoral, Dran was in fair
domant md aalabo at former prices. Sales Woro
reported OF 800 brls whito wiliter extraa on pri-
yate terms s9o brl7 sprng ekras 4. S5le lo9
and 100 brls do ut $3.50; 300 Iris do at $4.75
100 br!s do ut 9460; 1850 brls Ito on private
terms 100 br1a auporlinos at s1.75 !; 100 brs TO
at $3.d0; 175 bra rye at s5.50. Total, 3825 brls.
AlHo, 20 tons brnn Mt $t7.50 OH track. THO mnr
knt inland nj tho following ral1un nf nrinng
, 1874-10-03

New YonK, Oct. 2.-Tho domestic commtss,ou
nouaes report FUR business In Romc dsraTtmenta.
but tue tobb!ng trado ess active Cotton uoofis
IT, 1tcady donland at generally unchanged prices.
Nooion goods 1ufcs, crcept Union bcavers ow-RraIo
cnasneres, and fannes. Felt sklrta in good lenand
Black eilks and pure uohAirs selling welf, shayI
quiet, but aoliug largely at auctton.
, 1874-10-03

PHItApELrHIA, Oct. 9.-Woot quiet and firm. Blook
scarce. Ohio, Penn1yltants, and VEST Virginia Xxx
and above, 559a0o; X, 54@5ao; medium, s3a57ko:
coarse, 60: New York. Auchgan Indians, and Vest
crn hnc. 47@5ec; medium. s3Ga55c coarnc. 4e@50c
washcd, 65taG0c; extra and morino pulod, 43os4To;
No. l aud super pulled, laa5Qc,
, 1874-10-03
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EvrNINu, Oct. 2.
Tho following wore tho receipts aud ship
monts Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chi
cago during tho past twonty-four hours, md for
tho corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-10-03

For tho week. as 4,9G9,2l3 G+9t,9lt 5,275,759
stnco jan. 1..,. .slcceteas5 sl5 so4
LATEST.
NEw foRH. Oct. 2.-Trcasury disbursements,
2ago s1stos aa1 IT. r'copte s9 ooo dry goods
There were ru1nora in Wall ntreot this aftor-
noon of various failures, but tho onIy ono dot,-
nitely ascortainod is that of I. Kaufman d Co.,
produce exportors. No. 20 I}toad street.
noon. and roBo to 6 per cent on cnll. This
brought out heavy offerings OF capital, and tho
rate dropped to az oaay, Primo diHcoMnts, two
to four months, GG7. Sterling advanced on
Kaufman'a iailuro to 4s51 for 20 days. and 1885
for sight. Tho actnal business was very lIglt
and slightly below thcBo rates.
!, Gold openod mud cloaod At 11011l. but sold in
tho moantimo ut 11on. Carrying ratoa, per
cont borrowing, 1@2.
Clearings. 25.000,o00.
State bonds Woro quiet and nominal. Rail
road aud Government bonds firm and in good
demand
Stocks opened weak and luctuatol frequently
during tho day, with Q general downward ten
denoy, and closed A@l1 below the highest
point OF tlo day, but steady iu tone. Tho Lead
Ing features woto Lako Shore. Western Uulon
Northwestern common, Rock Island, Union ps-
oifc Wabash, md Pacific Mail. Sales aggro-
gated ais, 600, Of which $4,000 wero Western
linton, 81 zoo Pacific Mail, 5,4o0 Nav York Gen.
$4,000 Northwestern, 4,200 Rock Island. 1000 Ht.
Paul 10000 Wabns'h ard 1000 OhioB.
iho dochno a. tho coHo was duo to tho sus-
pGn,ssa9n p,sa 81 Kaufman ad Go. Tho nrm was os-
and Liverpool, and las boon extensively en-
g7ged In tho export Of cotton, grain, petroleum,
and othor domestic producss. Tho bills Of OK
change drawn by tho houso hayo Hold we'll in Tho
mnrkot> Tho loH8os nre Woll liatributod amot,p
loading baako1n and foreign baults. Assets md
liAbilitiGH not yet nAcartniued
, 1874-10-03


round ls now litioult 10 s,,t. Apart from Tho
beon q any llnporianes: Doth buyers snd soliurs
witt some nrgo ranaactions kanntactnrors arc
,non I'll eooaa vt fils consierahy ahori of o1ree.
20 naSh ~ that !horn 's moro or esa nik nont
a@fohplnR @ @ maciinHry To what o1!cns hs will e ear
nny & slfaun'tancea m % sufficient nn9tnt Of maehsnary
pro s s9 II w @ now ~ .hc country Tho msrkoa aroad
rn n ,1 hfnt. and fhare ~ no margin inr 9porss
vii ot ,c ~ n ans1 nnoa oi - ;e
~ ti - ~ sucu h1le torclan Wool ~ e9npoto WIN
i'o noIts xea H. 70 eomo. On t'o who'll ho hnaoas OF
faorors ays nto nt S IT. I' H.
us'
,r,. TIE cRofa,
me Agricultural bureaus Ncp ort for septein-
Tho aycraRo condition. ns fin corr cron mn .ho Tux
of september was ID: tho maximum wus to9 in South
conmono af ta ,ss's wa W IN Meod,sSa a.,cs
reach avcrugo, whiio soyorai Of i,otn show do
cline frorn ovea lust yoar's depressed condon. rho
1sln, Connecticut, South o,l,,s, Georgia. Fiorila,
California. md oregou which. together rrodueo less
tcuh short of Al, ayotsrc, TLo nianftn"a WAR ran
Tho Mi.fdlc statea will fall about ns fr below aver
nblo conditions besides nm abnurmal depression Of
10 ar, a. gh ny IN soms localities drought, and
rho south %Iano N Ian Ill.,. = stnsea. s n, u,,
aboys average Tic Iir coniitio T1'a, W a,,,9 aIe snan
md Qeorga conpe,lsattnE for lilo cc]no IL ,rarya,
Virgins, md North Carolina. caused by droMgh,
chInehsa. In, g e eool 1,igh.a, eto. @9'S''
Ie a stSss nsontse about ninotenshs Of
r, i,tG n,n.smuG \, soara nea nnu hot xls -
ycry severely Thesa wern fst n,ost m soa easGs
ana. whore hc flooding rains Of arrinr ,rovrntr nm
carly atand and throw tho crop noaty i,to thn iacr
droughts. Crors mado boforo the drought vcro Ecn-
t. aLa antsna soutnefn staseA VIII make hut throo-
nlln, g1 B. Kcn,ilc1y. III. W. "s"' '''-
, 1874-10-03
REAL ESTATE.

Tho following instrumental wero filed for
record friday, Oct. q:
CITY pnorEnTI-
Consideration
Tia pren,Ipes To. 1oJ South BanUa1aou VT,
6ntk4 Hsut. ..............,........S l3,ooo
, 1874-10-03
QUOTATIONS..
Extra NecYcG.-f}ratlell stenru MARI rfln an

1850 lbs. .,,.,,,.,,,..,.,...,
Choics Docyns-l4nc, fat, we'll formed > yeaI
70 year old sseers. averaging l,30O Il
l,4au JOS ......................
Qood Observation-Disclosures finely forluct
atecra, averaging ,lbt to 1900 It's. .......
Medium Gratlcs--StecrH in fur leah, nycr
Dutchers' Stock-poor TO fsir Btoers, mn,
common To extra cows, for city slaughter
averaging $50 to l,100 lis.
Stock Gnttle-coinnnn cattle, in deccn
flesh, averaging quo to 1850 LII. ..,...,,.
1nfcrior-t4ght and thin cows, heifers
htags, bulls, ind acalawag steora. .......,,
Cattle-Icxss, clloico cor,l-fed.
Cattle-TexnE, wtntared North. ...........,,
Cattlc-To1as. through drnve.. .......,..,.,,
, 1874-10-03
LOCAL STOCK RATES,
The bankinp-houso Of Preston, Koan J. Co.,
No. luo Washington stroot furnish tho following
nNatatinna nt II m

EXPORTS.
The following will show tho exports (oxcl,1siyo
of npocie) from New York to foreign ports for
the week ending sept. -, anl since tic begin
ming Of tho year:
1872. 1879. 1874.
For tho week. 4,9Go,213 G494,D1 s 5,a78.7S9
Previously rcporu 16l, ,7sGCa2 2o5673es7 2la7l3,745
, 1874-10-03

sllEEp-Tho demand WIS better, and prccs ruled
higher In addition to tho ualn local demand thcro
was fair inquiry for shipment East aud all desirable
lots were n!ckcd up early III tho day. salca were at
fats. s4oo ~
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20

ADVENT CHURCH, Elder II. X. Flagg win
preach in the Advent church on sunday, at 1880
and I:lj p. IN. Prayer and conference meeting
at l0:45 a. m, sunday School at 1900 IN. Seats
free.
BAPTIsT-Rev. L. Mills Pastor: Services at
l0.45 a. IN. and T.3o p N. sabbath school at IL m.
CATHoLIC.-Rev. Charles Boylan, Pastor; Ser
Vices at 1890 and 1890 a. m, and loop. IN.
FRENCH CATHoLIC.-Rev II. Cardinal, Pastor;
Services at $50 IN. and 400 p. m.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j. G.. johnson, Pastor;
Services at 1913 a. IN. and 1.30 p. IN. Prayer
meetings on Thursday and saturday evenings
at 100. Subject OF morning discourse, Item
perance.n /.
EPIscoPAI.-Rcv. W. j. Harris, u D., Rector
Morning Prayer with Sermon at 1890 a. IN. sun
day School Immediately after morning service.
Evening Prayer with sermon hereafter mt $50
p. IN.
METHoDIsT-Rcy u. y. Austin, Pastor; Ser
Vices at l0.45 q. M aud 1.30 p. IN. Prayer Meet
ings Tuesday ana Thursday evenings at Goo,
IN the Chapel, West street.
West Notwithstanding In Cen
trail Hall at 200 and 100 p. m. CONGREGATIONAL
REV. j. Is. Williams pastor services 0t 1890 20.
m. and y. m.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20
Reorganization of Company 4

The members of Company A., LIST regi-
ment, national guard OF Vermont, Ia the
number of twenty-threc, met at the Town
Hall last evening, TO perfect an organiza-
ton Of the company which would be per-
manent. As is known, this company has
been allowed to disband and, in effect, give
up ITS former organization. The matter
has now been taken in hand by several
young men acquainted with military matters
and the company now promises to become
what it should be.
Captain c. W. Carr, of Company L.,
Brandon, presided, c. b. Plaistcd clerk.
The following commissioned officers were
elected
Captain--Chas. C. Kinsman.
First Lieu;cnant-E. NJ. Edgerton
Second Licutenant-Geo. @. Day.
Capt. Carr spoke a few well-timed words
TO the company which he considered was
made up Of as good material as any in the
state, and he hoped they might present at
good an appearance as any at the muster
next fall
The thanks Of the company were ten
dered to Capt. Carr for presiding oyer the
meeting and the interest taken in the com
pany by him. Three cheers We're giver
for newly elected officers, and another
round for Capt Carr, after which the com.
pany adjourned until Wednesday evening
for special drill.
Capt. Kinsman intends making Co. a t
crack company in every respect and we see
no reason why it will not be done. W.
certainly wish it success.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20

Geo. s. Harrington of Weybrdge, is an
nounced as candidate for senator from Adj
olson county.
The citizens of North Bennington are re-
joicing over the news which seems too
good to be true, but which has the best
foundations That through trains arc to
run between Troy and Rutland via North
Bennington on and after Monday, the Goth
inst. The palace cars from New York 10
st. Adams will be attached to these trains.
Wndham county republican convention
is called to meet at Fayetteville on Tuesday
next.
NIiddletown is to celebrate the 4lh of
July in grand style. Governor Converse is
expected TO be present at the Montvert
Hotel, and Mr. Doolittlc, the proprietor. is
to have splendid fireworks in the evening,
and grand ball the evening before
An organ and vocal concert is to be given
at the Fairhaven Baptist church on Monday
and Tuesdays evenings next, which is to
exceed anything of the kind that has ever
been given at that place. The occasion is
the putting in of new organ, one of the
best in this section.
The Middletown cheese factory is doing
u crushing business this season, They
have the milk from GOO cows, averaging
1880 pounds per day, the daily produc-
ton being 90 chooses. The entire produc-
ton of the factory to June LIST, has all
been sold and delivered, ut an average price
of 14l cents per pound
A telegraph line is being put up between
Poulney and Mddletown.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20

The proceedings of the inquest in the
Freeze murder case held yesterday, will
be found on The sccord page.
Vermont Lodge Of Knights of Pythas
meets this Saturday evening at $50 p m.
The match game botwcen the Athletics
aud HydcvIle club, to he played this after
noon on the grounds Of the former, near
the Lincoln iron works. promises to be in
teresting. Game called at 2 o'clock.
We are compelled from the crowded
state Of our columns this morning, to defer
the publication of report of the closing
exercises of the Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
sttutc, of the ladies temperance meeting
and other local matters.
Elder II. K Flag OF the Advent chapel
will preach tomorrow IS follows 1870 p.
m.-Subiect. "The first day of the week,
the Christian Sabbath" r30 in the even
ing Subject "a Biblical disquisition of
symbolic prophesy, showing that many Of
the Observation-Disclosures events, of the Old
Testament, are emblematically reproduced
in the Apocalypse of John foroshadowing
in mystical sense another chain OF events
bearing on ambiguous relationship to the
former.
IN incipcnt fire was discovered blazing
in the rear of the Lincoln iron works by
chief of police Crawford last evening, The
fire caught in an ash heap and was blazing
up near lot of patterns when discovered
1t was, however, speedily eXtingushed
The Hyers sisters and troupe, who SO de-
lighted our citizens the present week by
their admirable concerts, are 10 appear at
Middlebury this evening and next Monday
evening. We bespeak for them n cordial
welcome from the music-loyers of Middle
bury, as they are one of the finest troupes
ever in this state
Hon. II. G. REQ! of Bennington, ant
Hugh Henry, Esq, Of Chester, were at tho
Bardwell House yesterday.
Richard B. Hill, Esq, of Davenport
Iowa, was in town Yesterday. staying at TIT
Bates House.
The house on Grove street now being re
bnilt by Hon. d. L. Nicholson, is present
ing an imposing appearance and is to he ,
pleasant place when completed
Messrs. J. 4 T. Cadcn are offering 2Ot
bbls. choice family -four, Michigan an(
Canada wheat, which arrived last evening
at very low figures, Prices and brand
will be given next week Also grocerie
and dry goods OF quality kept at frs
class store.
The NAanGs Of many of the delegates t.
the state convention at Burlington las
Wednesday are justly due to Supt. f. c
White of the Harlem Extension railroa
for securing for their accommodation III
special tram that arrived here about hal
past nine that evening IN this case, as
all others, he was looking ont for the con
fort Of those residing Oh The line Of Ii
road, as that train gave them an opporil
tunity TO get a good nights sleep, whc
they could not have got had4hey waited f.
the regular night train.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-20

Also in addition there Is an insurance on
the lumber shed of $3.50 in Lycomng and
$57 in Vermont Mutual 81 400 on engine
and boiler S105 on store house in rear of
main building and S122.50 on office, all in
Lycomng. The lumber shed, store house
and Office were untouched by fire or water,
while the engine nor boiler were not i'll
iured materially.
The Lycoming, Germania, National,
Penn, and Sunbury companies are repre-
scented by M J Francisco the Vermont
Mutual by II w Porter the Atlantic and
Pacific by II W Nye.
DESCRIPTION OF BUILDING.
The main building formerly stood on the
ground now occupied by the town hall,
corner of Washington street and Strong's
avenue, and was moved to its present loca-
ton in 1870, bought by e. NJ. Bliss at that
time and half of the same was purchased
by O. T. Cross about one year ago, who
now carries on the business, Mr.. Bliss still
retaining a half interest 1t is a two
story frame, flat gravel roof 1t has n
frontage of 4S feet on the alley and extends
back 9S feet The s,ore-housc is situated
in the rear OF the main building, is 60 feet
long and about 20 feet wide. The lumber
shed is located on the north side Of the
factory, between that and the Office of the
company.
The firm is known AZ one of the largest
and best of its Kind in town, and it is TO he
hoped their suspension of business will be
bat temporary.
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Dashcs Fnercs ana There,

Orange county republican convention is
held at Chelsea on Tuesday next.
The proposed Montpelier, Hardwick and
Black river railroad, meets with but little
encouragement Of late owing 10 want of
harmony among It's directors.
The State normal school at Randolph
closes next week, Friday. Prof, j. G. w.
Coke of Montpelier, delivers an address on
Thursday evening.
Julius j. Estcy, Of the firm of ]. Estey
Il Co., Of Brattloboro, has been chosen
Captain of Co. /, LIST regiment, n G., and
accepts the office.
DR.. Walter Carpenter of Burlington de-
clines TO be a candidate for senator from
Chittenden county, although strongly urged
10 stand.
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MutinOus COnyicts.

ST. LOUIS. June 10.
A mu,inous spirit has appeared among
the convicts in jefferson penitentiary for
some time past, and the fogging OF the
leaders has been resorted to- One OF the
leaders whipped yesterday confessed that
plot TO escape had been planned, but the
action of the authorities confning prisoners
in cells prevented IT,
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CnITTENDEN, June 18th, 1874,
EditOF RUtldad Globe Il am having fire.
quent visits from people who are interested
in the developments Of spiritualsm, and |
very sorry to knew that they are made vic
Tins of eXtorlion in their conveyance to this
place My friends will find it to their adj
vantage TO patronize Mr.. Geo. Richardson 8
livery stable on Wales street, Rutland for
speedy transportation to my residence, and
can guarantee them in getting gentleman
like treatment, and good Accommodations in
any vehicle theymay desire.
DANIEL WEBSTER EDDY.
:. L
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Chilienden, Vt.

The FARMERS WAR-EQUAL TAXATION
-GRANGEs-PATRoNs OF HUsBANDRY-A
series of letters published in the Rutland
Daily GLOBE, from the pen of Hon. s. NJ
Dorr, of Rutland, and now collected and
published for general circulation, by order
of the Rutland Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry. Eight dollars per thousand
one dollar per hundred Published by the
G,one Paper Company, Rutland
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Still in Trouble.

NEW YoRK, June 10
Dockcry, the American, is still confined
IN prison at Puerto Principe A clerk of
the United States consul general at Havana
has arrived to assist Dockery before the
council of war which will soon convene
for his trial. The authorities now charge
him with being sent to Cuba by the United
States government to gather information
about the instruction. Dockcry believes
if he has far trial he will soon he relcas-