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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27

President Grants cabinet u. given that
gentleman an opportunity ct reading
many things about himself which he
would, probably, never have enjoyed
reading under other circumstances. aud
which must naturally convey Ia
him the impression that he is
politically deceased and that the
newspapers, IN their obituaries OF him,
all appear to he Of the same opinion in
regard to hi political career The
Cincinnati Gl:sHc, tho leading Ec-
publican paper OF Ohio-Dclauo's home
is in kuoX county IN that s,a,c-and a
strong supporter OF General Grant, erccts
the announcement ot the Sccr,urv', IT,
tircment thus
"Our Washington special announce
that the Prcsiden, has determined upon
u change in the head OF The department
Of the Interior, and that Secretary lsla-
no will retire. 1t /, TO De- hoped ,hat this
will be a real change m the almiui,ta-
lion Of that department rather than "a
succession Of the same sort. Not only
the administration at Washington. but
polite. ia Ohio, would hc ihr healthier
for IT,"
The Chicago Tom, THINKS,
that Dclano should have resigned
without being compelled to resign. lie
has lost the coui,Jcucc of the country.
and lac can Doe OF un u-c cr bcn,dt 10 the
government when the public confidence
IN him il impaired. lie should not ym-
harras' the Republican party uor the adj
minisiration 10y retaining hi, place. with
hi sons, who seem % have 'ccn mixed
up with him-elfi IN 600 fl' scandal, OF The
department.
These twopromu.a. Eapuhlipann,v,.
papers expires, the general opinion ofthc
pres, Of both partios. Itmoy not bc very
gratifying reading 90 Mr. u..auo. Pea: Il;
is one Of the iufallihlc >jgus ;hlt nopul-
Tie Official can u.c the upp,rnuitin, Of
fcred by his position TO cuglg. iu private
speculation, and hope TO survive tie
odium which such action e. ,ur. 20 visit
upon him.
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Special Assessment Notice.

IDJBLlC notice is hereby given that the
1 county court of Alexander county hn. rem
dcicl judgment tor - special H--os sinent upun
The property benefited by the reconstruction of
The following sidewalk, Viz.
~pui! side Of luurih street between Washing.
ton AMI Commercial avenues; west side of WASH
mgipu avenue, from Fourth to Finn ,trcct- 4.
east sltc Of Washington avenue from Finn Ia
SIKH atrcetsi north side OF Finn street from
Washington To Commercial avenues; north side
OF ricnth from Walnut 10 westerly linz OF Lon
~, Block is; north side Of Eleventh nom Wash.
lnEtpn avenue to Walnut street. oist side of
Poplar street, between Division and Twenty
second -tlcet-; south side Of Twcnty-iirst -tII,t
rom Poplar 10 sycamore streets; south side of
Eighth street between Washington and ON
myrclal avenues; cast side Of Washington ave
nue. lrUm Eighth tO Alno,h streets: north side of
Lighth, between Washington avenue and Walnut
suecli south side Of Seventh, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, as will more rlIIy
appear nom the certified copy Of the Judgment
on I, IN the Uiice of the CITY clerk of The Citv Of
tHloi that u warrant tor the collection of surh
ussr.- mcnls i, in the hand. Of the undersigned
All persons lnteres tel arr hereby notified inriII
ana pay ihcamOunts u,-'- ,,d, al the collector
oihcr, No. ~ Commercial avenue, within tLlrfy
Ia' o. nom the date hereof B BLAKE.
ny Treasurer amt lN.Onicio Collector.
Dd'ti this Sat ',ay OF March ls1l
It'd
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
OBITUARY.

Arthur u. Barrett. Mayor Of 81. Louis,
and who had held the position but few
days, died in that city on Saturday morn.
Ing after an Illness OF n week. Mayor
Bsrrett's family are members of the
Catholic church, and before death, the
rites OF the church We're administered to
him. The deceased was native of san
canon county, Illinois, but had passed
the greater part Of his life in st. Louis.
lie was nearly forty year, Of age. was a
man of fine mind, was possessed OF an
ample fortune and enjoyed the respect of
his fellow-citizcns in an eminent degree.
The death of Mayor Barrett nccessitates
new election, which, according to law.
must be ordered by the president of the
city council within thirty days after the
vacancy occurred
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

We have repenished Job Printing Office with
many fonts Of type and have orders for other
fonts Of the latest popular styles W determined
to establish the reputation of our off for frstclass
work. aud make prices so low that the most enh,.
siastc patrons of foreign cities will be compelled to adj
NIT that do work at lower prices than any other Of
flee in the country Mr.. Oberly admitted t. be one of
the best practical job printers West and South has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
partent and will endeavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
CONGRAIUIAIaRN

The Macomb Eaql>. one Of the be-,
Of our weekly exchanges. i in a flourish.
Ing condition. The editor. Mr.. {. II.
Whitaker, has Just added to the fscili,ie.
Of his office a fine new newspaper press,
and the appearance Of tie paper &. a
proof Of the excellent work which i, i,
capable Of doing. The E7q's i one of
the mos, carefully edited weekly papers
OF Illinois, and we congratulate freud
Whitaker on his prosperity.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
THE CARDINALS BiRrII,

The ceremony Of placing the beretta
on cardinal McCloskey will tahc place in
New York City to-day. The OCCASION
Will be one OF great solomni,y. one
thousand priests will be in attendance.
President Grant AMI the cabinet will
probably witness the ceremony. The
Very Reverend Vicar General Quinn aud
Archbishop Bayly have been appointed
oy the Pope TO the Office Of imposing
the berctte.
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Chancery Notice

M LILLIAN : John as administrator Of the
w estate Of Samuel ". John deceased !.
Mary An John, Maria Williams, Charlie. vii.
ithms, lauIa John and William : John de-
!, h.saut,' ~, notified that on the l7th day Of
,.,niareHl re, Joseph l.. Roberts, complainant
tI'l Ms pm IN chaucery In the Alexander cuun-
y CIRCUIT court, In the state Of Ilinoi-, for
w.. ,,tn,ult' wherein you are the defendants,
tai summons was there,ipOn issued out az
~; ~, Spuit a=ainrt YOU, Tetufnabe on the third
,,1inn!h! m May, 1873, to term Of sIid cnurf
IN r''' IN nnllsn at the courthouse, In CuIro,
Dated, April -th, Is55,
s,,,,,,,,,, ,EElBL : GOCtNI, Clerk
ant. ''''''"' i'i ,ol'pihlh-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27

The D.sr1',h of Columbus, Kentucky.
edited by Mr.. Robert summers.
has suspended lit may be- for
rsess, j, msy b. for cy,r." The
DSpafei was carried on by the disease
vhichis 80 fatal 10 newsrspcrs-impccu
osity. Columbus snd vicinity ought 20
supper, newspaper. and We hope to SEQ
the Dtsn1'eh revived again.
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THE pREsuprNV., nnor,,,.

Ii seems that President Grant cannot
dismiss Secretary Delano, on account Of
certain embarrassing complications arts
ing out Of the relations Of OrNillc Grant.
the Presidents brother. with the .ccre.
tary. Mr. oryille Grant was one Of the
secrc;ary's Indian agents. and IL appears
made a. much money ont Of his office %
Mr.. Dclsno's son did out Of hi
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
HEIs pIspLENNEn.

The announcement that the supreme
court Of the United States will decide the
enforcement acts unconstitutional. has
given great offense to the President. lie
declined to attend a dinner given BY
Reyerdy johnson TO the judges few
evenings since, his displeasure being too
strong for copccslment.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27

G,5N White rolls should be- mixed and
set to rise the evening before, and made
INTO rolls half an hour before baking in
The morning. \ pint OF warm milk fresh
rom the COW. with salt, and halfa cup Of
yeast stirred up quite stili with -four. and
nodded until II springs under the touch
OF the fingers. makes most delicious.
llglt' short roll.--ImcricqH I0Jicuttuit.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
CITY COUNCIL.
Special Meeting Thereof Called hy size
Mayor.

toySCU CHANHfH.
CAIRO, Ill, April %, ls1j. 100 pm.
Presen'-lli, Honor Mayor Wool. and
aldermen
DEJTrl.
III, chair stated that ihc object oI Dire
nesting was for the purpo.o Of cauw.--
ing the returns Of the late general clcr-
ton. Whcrcupon The clerk lil before
the council the returns Of The late cleo
iion' from which II lpprar- That fo- the
onicf Of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
DELASospoLITIoALonII,.v

dss,h ~ the false report Of Tho
ueash Of promineu, man. brings o o"e
obituary notices OF him all Over ,,' ont
~, ~ .,ss s...'lmes happens that the oh.
,ec. Of , sach notices lives to read them him, T
self. The now said to be pr,m u'V,n nm
port OF the forced withdrawal Of NJ ,e'
psisno, Secretary OF the lnterio, " SUI, sir'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Secretary Bristow is named a. the next
Attomey-General, and Judge Edwards
Pierrepont of New York. Ex-senator
Carpenter and Ben Butler are spoken Of
in connection with the ofllcr.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27

TIM number Of lives lost by the burn
ing Of the steamboats,, the Bodmanu. tx
porter aud the Kyle, at New Orleans, IS
greater Than was at first supposed
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27
j, Il. Cunningham received in the
liuh ward .............

!. Il. Cunningham received in the
liith Ward. "a,
Total."..........................G7o
That for the Office OF
ALDERMAN N FIRST WARD.
Geo. locum received .......... aoi
jcWctt Wilcox received -
ron ALDER'AN1N SECOND WARD.
Wood kiitcnhousc received. ..............2l
VIM Nt'lcl civcd..................,..... -
Ana tic!C were scattering. ........ g
ron ALDERMAN IN lHmn WARD.
i, /. Parker rcccivod.................. 30
Juhu McLWon received. go
AM ttrc were scattcring.u............. "a
FoH ALDERMAN ~ roURm WARD
thi,, Q. Pati,r received. On,
John {. White received. ....... :,
TOR ALDERMAN ~ rum WARD.
lh.-. lancaster received. ............... $50
J. H. Nurcoidn received ......... ......... vi
Nhcrcupon The following pr,am5lcmid
resolutions were prosen'cd and ou motion
Of Alderman MeGmlcy udop,clny the
following vote;
Aycs-Ilalliday. Ndhu,,. NrEvcr.
NcGaalcy. Nellie sup. Wa,i.r ami
Wriylt->
N,v.-o
Wurpr,. I, ,rr..,. c.,...,.......
uatiop .,,,l -. Gu. '..., >''''''
turns orthr election for municipal officer,
','' ''' 'l' GU! 81 CAIRO. ON tuesday. the
In "'H "I Np''| y. - 1870. in pur,u-
any W u"' h"u't 'n'Ic'l heretofore
A''''.' anu ""'," nave pc'n llld before
we ,''l eoU'''l 'i san ciiN' tui' day. that
''r ,''' Once 81 mayor Henry Winter
1900, '.'''l hundred ana i2fi!''hrnc
''I'"'" H. N'if', re-
"'' "''i'! .'''.
o., "'. ''' '.'. "',''' "i cry cl.rh,N. Is.
- ''',, lvlr iI''1..roII Ha forty
- ''' W. A\I'l received
49,, 49, - ''..' ''' -''ur "''t' vote.
"m,i 49,. '.'''''' l''' hundred
~ WIZ
t-.,..,'.'.. ~ ''.! Z" '"'.'i'''''-'
a..,.'.,. 80 -, "uN'r,' ana twenty
~. 49,. ''' - h'.A' received
,b.r. won. -, ~. .'' ~ '''''' '''"
rl,, f,r.,,, ,.,,. ~, ',.,... ~ '',,'
II. Black r.c.i,.J liz .t,.1r.I ~
oi,lry..fx .t.s. ,,,... I'D -, '''1
ham r....ry.l.f, I.,,.i.', - y. ''','''''-
go yot,,.
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Chancery Notice.
sfAlA Or ILLINOIS, AllNASpEH COUNTY, t,s.
In The Circuit Comt--Alpy term, A. ID ISIS

'IAlL OF ILLINOIS, AItNASpEE COUNTY, t,s.
IN The circuit lourt--Al,y term, A. ID 1918
sarah ) 'hi,m " John u Cnism, Nose n
'hI-ih, JdWc- W, Ch.m. John lhism Mari
sinclair, samuel Sinclair Martin L. Chi,m
"IS hg.i mem, william J. ,hism, Martha
+ 'hl'Wr Mary thsiu, Martha Chi,m Victor,
,h."r Doc Nichols, Elizabeth LyuCh EnLrTt
LINEN, California Oliver Iumo. Oliver 1Iouu'
nhl.'-. Jane rnWycr Noah lawyer. Caroline
robinson, John Robinson, Riley Ihi-m Mi
nam hubin-uu, Robert Robinson Erherr3 It,I-
",n,! hul Jane Robinson. BIN Tor Partition
iI''tN ~ TIE uou-rc. idcucc Of John ID
'hl~ii'' Moses u. 'h.-nI John :. Chi.m MARI.
sinclair, samuel sinclair. Muifb, Chin Ky
t'llA 'Hi-ui Mary tui-m Doc. Nichols Him
I,,1 Lynch, Robert Lynch california oliver,
%'nt "l,',', ihnlha- Nichuls, jane sawyer,
r1u, Riley Chem William Robinson. Robert
Robinson, licnccci Robinson and jane Robin.
1'u, "l INC ABOVE uMurd Defendants, having been
h.'l lh lhe clvk'- office OF the said Circuit
court notice BE- therefore hereby given to van
the -tid John - thi-m. Moses Is. tII-m. Him
-. t,na.,lm Mary sinclair, samuel sinclair, Mar
Nichols, lliMhetb Lynch, Robert Lynch. jaIj-
lorna bliNcr james Oliver Ihou,g. Nichnis
I'l' I9WA'r, N"al sawyer caroline Robinson,
'Vlh h!hln'pn, ltlley thi-m, William Robin
SON kon,l Robinson, Rebeccd Robinson and
yant i'"nh-on, ihnt ilC complainant filed h,t
w ~ nIlpldni M -Hld court, on the ChauCery
olde th'tt'i on the 5th day OF April A. D., lsT5.
ana lhcItupou a summons Issued our Of ,uid
couIl, r,luudblc on the 81 Monday iu the month
ul nay neat ~ h. by law required. Now unless
you, the said above named defendant. .hnIi
personally D. uul appear before the court ON tie
hi't dlE OF The h"Nt term thereof 10 he holden
May next, and plead, answer on dcuur' To- me-
sand cphplainan's bin Of complaint, the saIne
and the matters and thing, therein charged md
stated VIII bciaAcn a. confessed, and q decree
entered against Won accordingly to the Dulyct
VI sald bill REUBEN = IOLUN, Clerk.
CaIlo, Ms, April N, l-15.
T'hua4 Llncgur, solicitors for Complain.
ant, s-l.H a.
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JOHN II. oBERLY, Editor

TTx delinquct tax list ofPulaski coun-
ty, published IN the Patriot last week,
Ills sixteen columns of that paper
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-04-27

SSnna month 20 agents, eyerv-vhe,,
y ~ xAh'c's EXCELSIOR AIrG. Co Eu-
iNHdhl "l'H' irl'-Wet
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
state, County and Vicinity
BENNINGTON.

BENNINGTON.
The ladies of the Baptist church held a
sociable at the residence of Daniel Nc
Eowen. on Main street, last "Wednesday
evening. The attendance, as is always the
case in this village, was large. Ice cream
and cake were offered for sale. The entire
proceeds of the evening amounted to over
5000. One of the most interesting features
OF the occasion was voting for silver cup,
to be given to the bandsomest baby receiv-
ing the most votes. Several candidates were
brought forward, but the friends of baby
Holt were in the majority and she received
the cup. 1t is reported that wealthy friend
OF the baby's spent some twenty dollars for
her benefit. Another interesting feature
was the presentation to the retiring Sabbath
school superintendent Deacon z. l.. Taft,
of silver cake basket and napkin ring,
connected with which was pepper box
and salt cellar. The presentation was
made by Rev. r. NJ. Luther in behalf Of
the school.
Since the 18th day of December each of
the four churches in town have held sOcl-
bile or festival. The total amount taken at
them all being nearly one thousand dollars.
| Of this amount the Episcopal festival net
| ted nearly 5000, the Congregational over
| $500, the Methodist-when only small
admittance fee was charged-about So,
and the Baptist sees. In point of liberal
| ivy we think Bennington can bear of the
| palm, aud would like to know il any other
town in the state can show any better evil
dences of liberality than have been exhibit
ed here since the first of December last |;
and in addition to the above might be men,
toned the paying of the $4,000 debt on
the new church, the gifts of Messrs Brad
tord, Scott u Valentine to the new school
house, the three aggregating $500. and
last the sending of about 5000 in clothing
and money to tho sufferers at the West.
AT regular meeting of the Second Con-
gregatlonal church, held in the chapel
Thursday evening, Dec. 81, the clerk of
the society read tue following letter
"The young Misses OF the congregation pro-
| sent 10 this church o new communion service,
which they beg VIII DO accepted as u token oi
| their interest in this church and society
Assuming that II will be desirable TO present
the Old service 70 some church which may need
the glft IL Is asked that II may be placed at the
disposal OF tho society OF young Misses, subject
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
change of Rnsc.

The well-known hotel firm of Paige *
Tolhurst was dissolved yesterday, by the
the purchase of the interest held by David
Tolhurst in tie Bates House, Rutland, by
Wilbur F. Paige, who Is 10 be the sole
proprietor of the house. Mr. Paige has
stood well before the public as landlord
during his connection with the house in the
firm of Paige s. Marston and the later firm
of Paige s. Tolliurst has bought out both
OF his partners in their turn and is still de-
termined to remain at the old stand. lie
is perfectly competent TO run the Bates
House as 1t should be run. or, even, two
establishments of equal cdhbrc. We wish
him abundant success while he tgoes II
alone.
The retiring partner, Mr.. Tolhurst, has
hosts of friends all over the country who
will wish him well in his future career,
while the patrons of tho Bates House will
miss his genial urbauily which has former
ly welcomed them from behind the desk.
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iNA1ses rs,

SrAPLES-IiAWLEY-In Dandy, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Fletcher X. How-
ley, ecember ~, BY Rev. j. w. Bennett, OF
1inmouth, Mr. George staples or Dandy and
Miss Hattie liawley.
WOODS-MARANrILLE Tinmouth, Dec.
3lst, by Rev. J. w. Bennett, Mr. James II.
Woods Of TinmouLh and Miss Ina Marsnvlllc,
OF Dandy.
UNSIiE-DARfING-In Tlcondcr0ga, Decem.
Der lsth by Rev. w. n. Bacon, Joseph Unshe
and Miss II. d. Darling
WOOD-TOWN-ln Granville, n. Y, December
25h, by Rev. A. Mckenzie. Mr.. Edward +.
Wood Of Falrhaven, and Miss Sarah j. Town
Of Saratoga.
CORNELI-WITUINGT - In Newburyport,
Mass, December 3oth. By Rev. Leonard
Wilmington, u. D., Mir. Henry l., man Cornell
OF Boston, Mass, 10 Miss Harriet Sophia With
tngtCn OF the Saline city, daughter OF the late
Leonard Wilmington or West Fairlee, VT, and
granddaughter OF the officiating clergyman.
SAXTON-klNNEY-ln West Randolph, Dec.
egtb, by the Rev. $. W. Dyke, Edward Saxton
ot st. Louis, Mo-, and Lucy NJ, only daughter
cf Luther =. Kinney. No cards.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05

Bradford at $50 a. m, for walk to Wells
River, which Is thirteen miles, where he
arrived nj o'clock a. M, making the time
41 huurs. lie remained at Wells River 2
hours and 45 minutes. though most of the
time on his feet. He then started for Brad
ford, where he arrived at o'clock p. M,
making his return walk, with the cxcep-
ton of ride of the three last miles, in d
hours, and his time from Bradford about
10 hours, during which he had walked 2S
miles and ridden three. He was formerly
business man in Lowell, Mass, but now
in the decline of life prefers TO board In the
country, his children being settled In New
York city.
Henry Fletcher of Lyndon has dlscov-
cred new way to prevent cows from
switching their tails while being MIXED.
The manner of discovery was peculiar.
lie tied frisky old cows tail TO his boot
strap and proceeded triumphantly to ex-
tract the white fluid. The COW seemed
quito anxious to accommodate Henry with
n "frisk,' but the strap held Its grasp and
Henry chuckled in triumph. Presently the
cow wanted to see something on the other
side of the yard, aud without consulting
IIcnry's convenience, went over there.
Henry went with her, aud they seemed to
be In good deal of hurry. The COW did
not stop on the other side Of the yard, but,
bnckling into her best speed, SIZE flew like
top several times around that sloshy
yard with Henry hanging to her tail by his
boot strap, blowing two-foot furrow In
the harn-yard soil. But in the early tests
of NIL inventions, accidents and miscalcula-
tions Will occur, and in this case that boot
strap was not quite strong enough to ex-
hausl that cows ambition. After few
round, il pulled out when the COW got
away and went 10 irisking her tail faster
than ever. Henry, however, did not wait
TO observe the effect upon the COW, as the
experiment had given him toilet job
which had to he attended to at once The
discovery has never been patented and
lleLfy will give any enterprising farmer a
half interest, who will test the merits of
the invention with n stronger boot strap,
aid report results to him.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05
The following is the amount Of grain IN ware
nusn - fnn NNnnk ending Inn .

HAv-rhc market is firm at e5aIOc FOR new
shipping.
irin at 5000 for new low to fair 4sSiS Tor
new good TO choice
CoPfEg-'rhe market IS quoted az firm ana
quiet for invoices at 17s1d2na gold for Rio.
SuGAR-rhe market quoted quiet and very
iirm. Sales at 81 Il e,.c Tor fair 70 good re-
lining 81 for prime.
MoLAssEs-The market for New orleans Is
arm and In moderate ddmand. Sales 100 bolS.
at 6ia66.
RIoE--The market is quoted MS unchanged
and In fair demand.
Observation-Disclosures is Inactive and nrmer
Crude. at 5A@5lSc; refined, i2sslsH; cases
quoted at Il; napthn, Toe.
TALLOw-rhe market is steady, 5OioJOlo OF
prime city al sac.
RRsrS-The market is dull at So icsa 20 for
strained
PENNSYLVANIA G0Ata 3! for western aolc Tor
Canada.
LEATIiER.-Market is firmer. Hemlock sole
Buenos Ayres, and Rio Grande, llght, mlddlcs
and heavy weights at 2dh to soc; California
do, 25H@29H; Orinoco do. AZ 25 TO 20,
WooI.-Alarket Is ilrm. Domestic neece NJ
4Sa65c pulled at 33a5Oc. unwashed at lia3' !;
Texas NJ lsaS6.
for spirits.
PoRK-MarkeJ is quoted as tirmer. $40 zoo
20 70 Tor new mess 10 barrels " old mess nj
$40 90
BEEF-Market is quoted as being unchanged.
BRkF HANS. The market IL quoted as
quiet. Sales OF 300 barrels at private trims
TlERcE nEgF.-lhe market Is quoted MS being
unchanged.
CUT MEATs-Market is quiet mlddl,s iirmer.
100 boxes Western tong clear NJ 10Y 20 box'
city long clear at l0A ; 100 boxes short clear AZ
" $50 boxes do FEB. at IL
LARD-The market Is quoted nrmer 100
terces prime steam at l3 1910; I5l January at
10 is-i6Sl3I 1850 February at u io-i09H BOZ
March ut IAN.
BuTrER-Ihs market for prime Is quoted
rs unchanged. other grades dull. Sales al
Is ,a3c for western $3.50 go for state,
CuEE5R-The market Is quiet; l2k q lb%C
for common 10 prime.
sgsDs-Lnseed quiet at 81 90 a 8 3yk, gold
clover mole active and Ilrmer at 10 70 l0Nc
chiefly at l09l0 3-l0.
WnisKBY.-The market Is quoted As more
| active and lower at o5ko.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-05

Mr.. s. Deming, the gcntemanly and ef
ficient station agent at Manchester, having
resigned his position to accept one on the
Panama railroad, leaves for his future home
on the steamer from New York TO-DAY
(Tuesday) Several of his friends from
Manchester and Arlington met him at The
rooms Of the Fish and Game club, Factory
Point, ON Wednesday evening last, wher
II. X. Fowler, in behalf of, several citizens
Of Manchester presented him with very
heavy and costly gold watch chain, also ar
ivory handled, silver-plated revolver. Al
the same time Mr.. G.. Z. Kendall OF Ar
lington presented him, personally, very
finely designed Knights Tempar badge, fol-
a watch cham.
The presents were much admired By all
and testify to the respect and kind feeling;
toward the recipient from his old friends
so soon to be separated.
The party then adjourned to the Col
burn house, where they sat down to {
splendid supper. The party broke up al
an early hour, all being pleased with Tho
happy affair. May success attend frient
Demine in his new home. II.