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, 1876-10-30

cnicAao.-A large number Of vessels arrived here
ycstcrday....1t was quite foggy on tho outstda
yesterday, making navigation somewhat danger
0us... Tho schr 1esnu and tho tug Johnaon have
gonu Into lien Eystcr's Norsti.siao dry-dock for
minor repairs. ...1hc marlnu insurance COIN
panlcs drcided upon another increase In
rates Saturday. Which Will take effect
on tho lat VI November The new rates from chi.
caso will be M follows: satn!a, l.s0; 1]ufIalo,
s.. 10; uswego. 81. %; Ogdonsburg. S3.2O; Mon.
trras 81. Ii, No change In rnes on hnlfs will be
made for ti'u present. predicted by T!E Tina.
po ara @ ss
the tug war which commenced few days ago. IT
is thought TINT lilo war will cchse SOON a. suil-
ctcnt number Ut tugs hnvc brcn ln,d up.
, 1876-10-30
PORT HURON.

GPfcEd! ZHsbdIcN % IHS 7F76NHe.
Ponr HURON Mich, Oct. e0.--DowN-rfops
Nashua, Nebraska. Wlnslow, Rust and bargos;
sehra Owasuo. Jane Mcleod, Marco Polo.
Ur-rsops r. Holland, Montanu, Wonoua, En-
p;rc Stntc, Japan, II. G. Schurr, Dean Hch-
moni. Turner md bargcs, TtoGa and bafges,
Kotchum and consort, Arizona nnd barges,
Mucral Rock aud hargcs, prastsc State md barges
land. Ellen spry, =. Anderson, q. J. Magill, Col.
Cools Maggie l,aido. Pfelster. Porter, Mysltc,
natibuu, Georgc u. Sloan, l1ayana, Il. II. David.
son, Polly N. 1todgeta Morning Light, Htggio /
Jouos. j,
WtHp-Southcnst, gentle.
WEATuEN-FIue.
, 1876-10-30
CITfCAOO.

Ill1NSASADs
AfstIvEn-Stmr Alpena, Mnske2on, snndyies;
stu.r Muslcgon, Musitrson, sundrIes; prop Mes.
tcngtr, penton 1iarbor, sundslea; prop TtucBleli.
St, Joe, sundrics; prop ueorso Dunbar, atuskc.
gon, lumber; prop 8. l.. Sholdon, Cleveland. cunl !;
prop Montgomery, Hay City, salt; aellr Charlotte
Raab, Frankfort, laMbrr; schr u. y, Filer, Lud.
!ngtu1l, lumber: schr Cecilia, Manistcp, luu,-
bsr; sehr u. u. Durger, Ludingtun, lum.
her; schr ". II. Hawkins, Union plrr. wood ;
schr EuTth Star, rcntwntcr, 1usnbus; Bchr Claru,
blaniytcu, lumber; achr HI. +. puckatd Iutlwig'a
rtur, lun,bsr; Fei.r Mbersy. ssugutuck, lumber;
rehr souYcntF, rcntwatcr, tanbask; schs Rob Roy.
oconto, lumber; seow Tito, Grand Haven. wood !;
scuw j. 4. Johnson, WAilu Lake, wood; scow
Mary Helen, Whtlo Lake, railroad tics; seow Mug.
Iaien, parkcT's Flus, wood; scow Mcsmaa Mus.
keyon, wood; scow Anntu Tominc, White Lake,
lumber; scow silver Cloud, Muskegon, lnuI.
brr; scow II. N. Durham. rlke's Pier, wood: !:
Clty, lan.bsr; prop g. palisntIuo. Hay civ. lun.-
sei, pop java, 1ndalo,, sandfIts; prop clemutls,
tawIrx; sear sioatuiey, South Chicago. iivhsj schs
Wtntl.or, .Mau'stre. lMn,bes schs h'llersa, ManIs
sss NTH uP.e' uaS.t
inMbyr;, sslI N9rta Caps. Wh!ts Laks, ianOsr;
Cleveland, coal; sshr Four .Dto.lsrs, Holland,
sehT 4. Itowlett MaxkeK1n, !nuteesi aeAt Hattie
Wullt. Ehebnygan, Lumber; schr Perry ifaMnall,
salt; sch1 Delaware, kIie, eeA,i schr Mary Capay.
nHlslo,, cesl; sch5 =: !. ,Ely, cisyslaua. e.al
sshs = .. Ma.ta clsve,aud' . eal sehr A;sunal'
coal; schs b. Lyons, Iuaalo, coal; selr u. Fer.
guson, psaaaukes lulabsFi scht Potomac, suanlco.
Feas lsoths.s. Mani&tse. !anaLss; scat AmsricA,
Aip4na, .lun,btfs schr y. 7. Atw4ter. Ashtzbuaa.
coal; schr y. L. Cook. IIamltn, lnnbst;. selr
Cleveland, eoal; .chr Koq4sbay. Vcshliso
lan.tsr; sehs ,Adysu:e, ,ps.htizo' r., lSn:
prop lnte1. Ocean by city, saii; schr Il. l..
III 1Iv1,t. SuD
, 1876-10-30
WOOL.

DosroN, Mass, Oct. 2a.-Wool active and very
strong. Stocks rapidly disappearing Holders Indifferent
ahont selling. Ohio aaI 1EnnsYlyania iu actlyu Dc.
n,and. Very full prices wcro obtained; xxx rcnnsyl*
ralta. 5.cs NN UhIo 41+eIcci X Ohio and lnnnsyi.
yanis, 4pbioo: No. !. 4Wba2c; aiIchg4n md WIsron.
ta In dena,lds M!r'.!uan, skf+oc. Wisconsin, a6ada
los; lleslrable tots very ArD Ut 4oc eolbnx mud de-
lalnc steaiy; demand ut so'c. neluInE ne tclaus
md good Ayessxo lots Of combtnE Choice xcecttUns
h+s53c pulled III better Lcnand and firm; super and
y, ssal4uc, sholce Ea4tcrn and salur super, Isc
, 1876-10-30
TAfl TCMoR9 AND FINANCES IN EUROPE.
Tho Londun Economist OF Oct. II saYs:

,Atasl In te quotation hero Of tho IT, Petersburg ex.
nansa Slso.essei L ss scissra"Ssa a rom
st s!iy M 94G.tisa 81 g,sSSns ssinx lvsn
I'll sssss ss III
;$ \ + 4 a: : 4
ssie; ssa tlo rsSt,es efssss u aTat!s u si: ~
ss.5* ssssa s!:ss # !'t ss
Sxss hs sssnS Il Sc sss,
III " a y a. ts *aas sfs I
~ ,$ssx 4 r. S. s!
iGss1tsat, q jnay ,aSns :;syli!aE sns .s1port
=! A sn,9SSS So;Sstsy
Sss H e II s9s u ss a
sss s 1' s sG'ss .ss:s
70; . IL s'IS ~ Ssx, e j iS s %s4s j:
IT G5seGse: If: ,,sS K fS
~ s' = i 1 Il 9s's o @
S 5 :
.ach srss st aS1 ,stss ins
sni as ysat, watuycr may be no Effect ii o,les
@ !Sa {s e; j. ;sinsS s ;;Sn
s;esS y s; ss = i efi:!s@ i:ss
tEous may he rrcclFitntGA ~
FINANCES IN NEW YORK..
Tho home md foreign financial nnrkcts wcrc
agl,atcd during the week BY news relatine " Turk
ish aIusFs. Tho tenor ol this news rhuurc,l Yro,r
day II day, but ut tho ctoAc Of tlls week tho con.
cluBon In the various nlarsels wus tnt while wor
~ among Tic possibilities OF tho not distant tn.
lure. 1t IL not imminent. Gold, which bounded
IN 10 linz when War wis first rg&nrfcd u.,tJ,a
, 1876-10-30

Total, .......,..,,u...., $50 10.G97 2.8la
CATTLE-lu ait csAcntat particulars tho past weeks
market WAS m improvement over tho one thnt tnl'
mcd1asely preceded It. With grthy dlfnlnahca re.
ctipa betcf average ehss OF atock and an Improved
roudon Of aars At the East. therc was an Increased
dcMad Mt nsAnccd rsccs All tlasses Of catt'c shafea
In The sdyanct, Enough not " tho satnt extent Stock
stI butehess' stna. which rulnmaulca relatively
tho best prices during tho pruYsous weck. have ad'
vauccd but slightly, who In the shapphR EraAes tleFo
Is Improvement Of ahsaac per ICY iln. frw extra
bccvcs were offered. nnt salcs at prices abovn 6i7o
scarcely reached t0u ea The lafcs part OF tho lup"
ply consisiet Of good rovcx averaging from
ato to 12ao tbs for which the prevailing prices wcru
e7na4.73 Btock stccs cont!nte In l!bcTnl request
and sc at really good prices, averages of o to $50
1hs trding ready buycrs d 81. oos ~ whfo for Eoou
feeding Cattle Of heavier weight ~ high as Ss<eaaao
Is lcilg psd. Natiye sold chiefly At e.. a5e.a. o.
and ycn4 at s1.sxaa.3a There was fairly active
at G az s fss
AS t;SsiPst wgss Iora than ordinarily liberal fos tho
csss', ssyssaRns ee1, e. ~esaas
aaoa i.;ensd stss;., Weigh:
Msaa Il; fsi hc: weigh 'oasso
natsnsfs sn = Ss
satiic WEIGHING soo
iitti;iisSs; 1,, =,
fHsSs Feas-feT iou u aaatise: s
branch Of tic market. but The business was accot,.
satf5ff fsFs s
4Us:als pr .u D. The .hr!nkAKs r. values wus tiue
of io1 product but chteay 70 30 huavy recela tho
nneE ncgg 80 ~ -, hcnd r. sSSS,s . IT. y fs
ysar. md 20 lead IN excsss q tlo snno week n
lH74. Large tho supptY* there buyers tor
ai the Offerings. aud. tll9 week closed with
a9s' NM, ,efs =, ts .,,, bsH psns
ftn of the Ill 100 received going Mo tho ianda of
shlpuers In quality tho tnppIY alt tnt could By
tlrafed, Thu proportion Of coarse uneven and mtxch
I2,s wns much !sss aIan IN past ssasos ut
sn'sot' cven wsl l.sa Srerss 1,ySrSElnE tr9m :3 q
4orlac from tlIu GIosnH nEHrca Of tito day baEor:
Tra.R was ut s. u4S. il fur infei9rl nt $5 9t5. 80
cot Hsnlea; at So a1t5 10 for RoUt to clofcs ship.
ping grades. Tho market cusca steady at tic nbnE0
range Of pErcs. .
md tteady ut &HAkea.aD for poor to medium, mud ot
371sd 10 f0r good 10 elrtctv choLcu-pVE tOU lba.
, 1876-10-30
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcre tho receipts and shipments
OF tie leading articles OF produce in this city
during the twonty four hours snd!nx III O'Clock
on Saturday morning, und for tho corresponding
time last ycot:
, 1876-10-30

CtRvEtAHp, o.. Oct. .s.-petr0'cun market 1rnls
standard wIlTte+ Ito test. TIC eas ty caF lots.
PlrrsNrEu, Fa, Oct. 33.-retrucaln-crude quiet
but atu,ur at ~ JU4a VIZ ut PatkcrY, lsc1neA uult
hell At BIC, PHILADELPHIA delivery.
, 1876-10-30
DRY GOODS.

ExwYohx. Oct. 2a,-1Islncss dull with commission.
Auuscs md the 1obtnK ,rAdc Light cotton Roods III
nltol dculaud nni steady. rrlnts cuntluuu quiet nt
unchanged pFces. UInsI!anl sluggish. pfcas goods
IN AteAay request. osesGoattnEt, casx.yneyes, an4
wor7tci ccatnxs moving ju znll parcels. Diankcss
Quiet.
, 1876-10-30

I.,se ,,.@,5,5.: 1a,,, ,,1.9,o1, ,.,oe. M,y
Ns:s; 4 ssss:s ,; os, s $40
: i T.; ::'s: ~, :s: s ;s;;; sS;, s
@ a,s ~ Si L"u. sAs: ssyss; % N"csaa' a p"tost
": esss:s.ssSq"i:. mi @ assl,.ssss: i' w.
rese,u a W' enot. W..e1n
c mat cute. .oa nsansea. cs,n ,sr ,ss. saae
:sa ss;;s = ss,.s s ,Is: &c nis MIS-.
s: i @
ss:i sss:i III s'ssSy !s'sd:
asrxtao!s fa,l ssa 1om'na' ernde rae, renuca.
'ef; T.sss.!f!s;s ssss: ffS!i "sgssss Il s's'
ss;S!5iN N$3S$Ss5sSSas's'a' ;ss; nj sss
aIssae iis't. ailds.. ; s.a Isasy wslsht. aN.aass
ciM!is5nfF S ,'s. S.ss.s ssss ssi s ssea ~
Fl 4!SS; 1ssa ass long
i!;rrsn:ys;ks. h;;rysp-y%s.seT n 1i':ss y .sa,,sc
%%!:fs-S;;i,s n sa".,. .,,., ,,,, .,.,,x, IN.
~ :: ss;s @ 5 f. t;sis s!sis
,NsII.satMlstj 81 Z iar sat. snd st. cps - for
cAnen'@ tor Moiao' 'snne NJ. y.
....-... FMiiApE!rila. &.,. TAFT,
lMIl;AnELrnIAs Uct hTH0!EnA-hlatKcs o""t
lcn"sM .hs: GrnntS l nHIfG m or,.,o ~,
,rI r. ~ nnts; o"1o aa" Aha'aha"
hiSa nt.:t r,,r.x,r,,to +oJ 4, os o
1ii GiixGa @ nn1 sa! a5Si n" ntsed. oe' ps-MAfke'
u.n a. aiM& VII imit.cu ~. 4ac.
EurrEE-na't, nn4 ni!G;,nnn9eu. .,- -,
!tH11v1stnA.iTanrk snli NM uacAanGcoi HcA' Pi'U
"t. t,t;,:.r ~. t'"r!s s.snx. s.u:".9Ht fS'
1txurITrs-.yisst'' xxi.;sti In, eo,n ea nf,om.
nh. ~, a.T' W. HI ~ .. ~ - ,.s.,,,
irrrxHMFsm M, york gnt5 ns smt s Tsfep E Gouu.
II; :e1Sras, s.3. 5iss' arh aos3'c western c1as
W IN Wnrtr ~ ilnii ,vc.+.r,, aa,,,xr
Enns-Efrni: Wssrtff. frrtf, n5ns:t,r Il ''Rs'
''' "s''s; ~ int;,a ~'s'
&c r,r,. a.t r.. swGn. 1,t.h,. ro~ ,nnor
81 LOGsos HGt sHs MTts
VII 1FLprEHuai}cs Nis sJaN lid unchanged,
cash; 10, i .o. ii. iJ a. IL Ccen nrt,lsT, Wrstertit
as,,s fatc& & M ,er @ 1eA0 A,,v @
fs,.h IVA sten,ip ~ s1iTc itarJsv ,u IL .p ~.
rhn,,re,t nv s's""' ~ "@'ss' ""'.SS 'e' "aa "4'
WliIsKr-Du1i and lower nt xtOg
Fr0vixtoSs-DTtet aud uncEangcd: only a small lob.
blnE trade. e"'' - ''
iiEcxTrs-Flotlt O. S0 brits wl,eat Co. COO b, corn,
'a'o"eu hos'' l'So: eatt,e. ~
M,rwAf.rry net 81 III ..f.n-stcodv mil IN ltehk
lcnlaaJ =.
, 1876-10-30

CHICAGO NATIONAL HANKS.
We arc Indebted 10 tho Comptroller Of tho Cur
tcncy for tho following abstract OF reports made.
ahowlng tho condition Of tho National Dunks In
the City Of Chicago at the close OF business on
Monday, the I'd day Of October, 1870:
, 1876-10-30

WtLx1y0roN, n, C.. Oct. :s.-Sptrta Of lurpcntIas
arm Vt 12}sc.
, 1876-10-30
NE1,1H1DUs,
TABERNACLE SERVICE
Aonree anA Pranklin.sts
MONDAY NIGHT AT 8 0'OLo0K
A Pra!se.scrylce, conducted b7

0E@lV EA-,Ei
asslatetl BY the Ministers md tho Tabcrn.,,,c,.
recnGhnR at 1l'a Inncrnacl9 Tncsav SEei.ln
day. Thursday. and Friday evenings. "ed's''
Mes.ps Moody apd sansSs dsy Conducted by
the work, e''anN reports Of
, 1876-10-30

CouSTElFEiT sltvEN.
Complaints rtach ~ that therc orc 4 largo num.
7cs VI counterfeit silver half dollars IN crcuauuu,
GOLD AND uKEESmActss.
Gold was 1o3a 10lI tn grcrnlAcks,
Gresnaaeks were Ol,s fl3l.i cents On the t,ollar
IN gold.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17
a Youthful Murderer Hangs Him
self
BALArR, Md, June 16.

BALArR, Md, June 16.
A daughter OF Rodgers Street. living
near Clermont mills, Hartford county, was
brutally murdered yesterday by youth
employed on the place. He was arrested
by the neighbors, but before the sheriff al
rived hung himself Both were II years
of age. Miss Street was found in the eel
lar, lying at The foot of the stairs, with
her head severed from her body, ard an
ak lying by her side with which the muir
der evidently had been committed. Klotz
who had been taken from the house Of
refuge by Miss Streets father and was en-
played as farm labcTer, was charged with
the deed. Before the arrival Of the sheriff
and the state attorney he confessed the
crime and said he had no cause to kill Mis-.
Street but that he did the murder for pur,
devilment. A rope was procured anc
Klots was taken to the woodshed, abou
oHc hundred yards from the house. The
rope was placed about his neck, the end OF
the rope was thrown over the limb Of 8
tree, and he was pulled up from the ground
Some persons in the crowd objected Il
hanging him, and he was cut down befor,
he was strangled Klotz, seeing that dealt
was inevitable, asked for gun that ht
might shoot himself. 1t was then suggest.
ed 10 him that he might just as we
hang himself. He agreed to do so. II
climbed the tree unaided and placed tbr
rope around his neck. He then asked if
vas properly adjusted. Upon being in
formed that it was he cody tied the end o
the rope around the limb on which he sa,
and saying GOOD bye" let himself down
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17
The News in Washington.
WASHINGTON. June 10.

WARRINGTON, June 10.
Arrangements have been made for a
meeting TO ratify the nominations to.mor-
row night IN front of the city hall Sena-
tors Morton and Conkling, Representative
Blaine ard Secretary Bristow, have sev-
orally sent kilograms to Gov. Hayes, offer
ing their congratulations and support.
Senator Morton's dispatch was as fol-
lows "Gov. II. b. Hayes, Columbus, o :.
| congratulate you upon your nomination
for the presidency, and shall labor earnest
ly for your success. o. p. MORTON
Secretary Btistow's message was
"Gov. Il. Il. Hayes: l beg you to accept
my earnest and hearty congratulations.
Your nomination secures victory in Nc
vembeis b. II. BRIsTow."
In reply to Blaiae'o dispatch, the follow
ing was received
COLUMBUS, o., June 10.
To Hon. j. G. Blame, Washington :.
Your kind dispatch has touched me most
deeply, and hardly know how to respond
in fitting terms The assurance OF your
sympathy and support nerves me for the
contest in which we are about to enter.
With your returning health and strength,
| see an omen of republican success.
trust that all trace of your recent illness
will speedily disappear, and that you may
speedily be restored to your family and
country. I send you my first dispatch
since the nomination.
(5igned.) II. B. HAYES.
WHY BLAINE DIDN'T WIN.
Blaine says the immediate cause of the
failure of his friends to- secure his nomna-
ton was the holding back of votes for him
Pennsylvania after the third ballot This
Blaine attributes to fictitious strength tenn
porslly lent to Hartrauft from time to time
by the Conkling forces, which made il pos
sbie fol The minority of The Pennsylvania
delegation to urge that their candidate
could not properly be dropped while he
was still apparently gaining votes.
hIr. Elaine has sent to Messrs. Hamln,
Hale, Frye and stevens the following dis
patch "Besr to all my friends who have
so nobly and devotedly stood by me the
profoundest expressions Of my hearts
warmesi gratitude. Signed, G. Blaine
Senators Morton and Conkling, and Sec
rotary Bri,tow, appear perfectly calm this
evening, and acquiesce in the result with
many complimentary expressions concern
ing the successful candidate. Senator
Conkling sent the following telegram to-
night to Gov. Hayes, Columbus, o..
81 heartily congratulate the country, the
republican party and you on your romina
ton. You need no assurance Of the co, d.
ality of my support Sincerely yours,
RosCoE CoNKLING."
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17
Cabinet Meeting.

WASHINGTON, June 16.
The cabinet session of to-day was OF
brief duration. The secretary of war and
the secretary Of the navy were not repre-
scented, Mr. Cameron being at Cincinnati
and Mr. Robson having left Washington
this morning for New York. Secretary
Fish read u telegram from the America,
legation At London, recounting The releas,
of Winslow, the Boston forger. Consid
cradle discussion followed this official an
nounccmcnt, and though the diplomats
correspondence has not yet ended, it is re
garded by the cabinet that the conduct O
the British government inreleasing Wins
low, is the overt act that violates abso
lutely that section of the Ashburton treat,
under which the subject of extradition be
longs. These views of our government
will undoubtedly be at once officially com
municaied to Earl Derby.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17
HORRIBLE DISASTER.
Twenty Women Crushed in Burn.
ing Blu lding.

LONDON, June 1G.
A fire broke out to day in the extern
sive carpet mandatory and wooden works
at Aver, belonging to James Templeton,
The fire was caused by the friction Of ma
chincry and spread to all parts of the
building. The operatives were at work at
the time. 1t is believed all the men es-
capped except one. A number Of women
rushed out saying there were others inside
unable to escape. Soon afterward the
roof fell, and twenty-four women we're
buried in the ruins and persisted. One wo-
man who leaped from an upper window
was 80 badly injured that che died soon
after being taken to the hospital. 1t ia ru-
mored that the overeeer, named Barr,
locked the door of the room in which the
the female operatives were working. Barr
himself persisted in the flames, and II is
impossible to ascertain the truth of the re-
port, but as the women had ample time 20
escape the catastrophe 1t Is otherwise in
explicable. The works were entirely de-
stroyed. Loss, 100000.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17
New York produce Market.

NbW tOhA June 10.
FLoUR.-Receipts 1858 barrels TIL, m trket
quoteo as b ing S Ill Ia buyers favor.
'ales OF Il, 500 IT Is No at 81 600 80; super
ne western and state at "a vUsti 40; COM
ION to good extra western .lu1 7late ut
5 O0a5 Is; good to cholc. DO. al S. 3Oa5 IS
immUh to choice white wheat western cara
It s. TOaT 90; fancy white wheat western extra
81 U5a7 rs; commOn to sool extra ohio al
! O0dT CO., common to CHI Ice extra ST Louis
s. luce 0O Paten, Minnesota extra good to
rlue ut So 2Oa7 20 choice to double extra,
i5(a9 so. In udiug 400 barrels low grade tx
ras nj IS 10 s6 Is; 1899 btrrrls mrdlu to
'nOice western extra ut So 5Dds %; 4,5J0 bar
es city Wilis ex IA at IS boo -. Market
unchanged except No
WHEAT-keceIpJs 2T,,45 bushels The ularket
mark Il closed with fair req est Tor EXPORT.
,tles, 1000 bushels at 81 U1a 0s for NJ
hic go; 81 uIg 10 or No NIL" huk'e; 81 %
or No. 8 New York pr 6; : 10 Tor 30.
,hoice No. . MILWAUKEE, 81 2, al - ,,r so
Minnesota 81 2sGl 81 Tor No. Milwaukee :! II
Or " hite western.
CoRN.- krcripls iO7 1862 bushels. The mark
q suade II mer; less active. SAFES o. So
90 bushels at 5r@53c tor damaged and heat d
Western mixed 81 a $50 iUr no grade
aiXed; 5SG5oHc for graded low mixed nd
Gamer mlXeu BY G6Oc Tor grade IN "a
7a6l4c for ungraded new western mixed
UATs.-Receipls 5o,o94 bushels. lu' IA rSet
! with moderate request. Sales 81 ,0O0 bush
is S+a43c for mixed western ana stat
.Id47c for waite do, including r Jec I'd at 25c
Jew York NO. $50 do, No. white at 4 C.
sc for shipping.
HoPs.-Narheu is quoted as being quiet Al s
also for eastern and western; l2als New
York state.
CoFFgg-The market for Rio Is quoted as
)eiug ffrmer and quiet at l5alIA4c gold Tor car
,oes l434c gold Tor 1oo lots.
,UGAK.-Tne sugar market Is quoted as being
irlner and in fan den and at 1ai@sc for rair
D good refining 81 C for prime.
MoLAsSE5. the market for grocery grades Is
quoted as being quiet at 4O635c for Porto
tlco +; 35f4o; Tor English Isl md.
RICK.-Markei Is quOteI as quiet and steady,
jarollna at 5tS7c Louisiana ut 596c RAJ
,oon al 666Ac
PBTRoLEUA.-The market Is quoted as dull.
Jales ofcrude at ss@A refined AZ l4&@l4Ac /;
;iseS at 1ea2lc.
TALLow-Thr market quoted as being about
1teady. Sales OF 1900 at So.
tGGs.-Ihe market Is nrmor at lI6l7H for
tate and Pennsylvania +; l4al6c Tor stern.
PoRK-The market opened lrm, new mess
4 sis aOCal SO
BgEF.-lne market Is quoted as being dull.
LARD-Ihe marKet opened nrIner and clos ed
'asy. Sales OF prime steam al sll TO-
BUTTERFLY" market Is quOIe0 as hi ing
I'm at l3is24c for new western lba $50
10. state.
rHEEsE-The market is quoted as being
lnsrt'l at 4@l0lc for common TO prime.
WHIsKY-The market Is quoteu as peipg
luiet and flrm at 81 H..
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17
THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE SATURDAY, MORNING.

Pitney N. Josey presented the rane Of
Fred Theodore FrelinPhpysen.
Gen. Joseph Il. Hawley of Connecticut,
presented the name of Marshall Jewell of
that state.
Mr.. james Of New York, announced
that a consultation had been held Of So
delegates of that state, maj of whom
| favored the nomination OF Wheeler.
Mr.. Russell of Texas seconded the
nomination of Hswley in brief remarks,
declaring him superior to all other candi-
dates named in fitness for the vice-presi-
dency. Mr.. Cessna of Pennsylvania
seconded Wheeler as first-class republi-
can.
The roll was called When New York
was called, Mr.. Woodford took the plat
form and Withdrew his name. When South
Carolina had been called, Wheeler having
already received 1866 votes, Kellogg of
Connecticut Withdrew the name of Hsw-
ley, and moved that Wheelers nomination
be made an unanimous one agreed to,
and Wheeer's nomination was declared
unanimous.
On motion of Howard of Mlchie on il
was ordered that the chair appoint a COM
mittee of one from each state to notify the
nominees and ask their acceptance CT the
platform adopted.
Here the chair read telegram from
Blaine asking Hale to stop at Columbus on
his way to Washington and present bis
congratulations aud sincere respects and
regards TO Gov Hayes. The roll OF states
was called and each state named ito mem
Der Of the national committee. Smith of
New York, secretary of the committee on
resolutions, offered the following to be adj
ded to the platform:
We present as our candidates for prct-
dent and vice-presi6ent of the United
States two distinguished statesmen Of emf
nent ability and character, and conspcu-
ou,ly fitted for these high offices, and we
confidently sppeal to- The American people
to entruu the administration of their pab
lie affair to Rutherford b. Hayes and VIM.
A. Wheeler. Adopted.
The usual resolutions of thanks TO the
president of the convention aud other Off
GERS, and to Cincinnati sor its hospitality,
were passed.
Benjamin Eggleston, on behalf of Ohio,
returned thanks for the nomination of
Ohio's candidate for president.
The convention adjourned with three
cheers for the ticket.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-17
Turkish Insurgents St Il warl Ike.

LONDON, June 10.
A Times Berlin dispatch says; The
Servisn army remains established on the
frontier, and is receiving reinforcements.
The Russian Gen Schernag fl, hitherto
commanding a division only, will probably
be raised to the chief command of the
Seryiin forces. The Montenegrins and
II rzegovinese are assembled in two camps
lilo former near Polgsritz and the latter
near Nicsic Col. Boiler, Russian. is re-
gsrded as the possible chief Of the Monte
negrin staff. About 10000 Bulgarian In.
surgents occupy northwestern Bulgaria. 1t
10 evident that the Slavonic army will re-
main under arms during the final diplo-
matte negotiations. A telegram to the
Russian telegraphic agency authoriiativelv
denies that Russian troops are concentrst-
ing In Bessarby.