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Vicinity Items.
MECUANICsNILLE.


w. G. Lawton of Weston is supplying
the Baptist church, Mount Holly. He
preached in the church at Mechancsvlle
July 8, and at North Mount Holly July 16.
and will preach at Mechanicsville on next
Sabbath, 23d inst
Hayiug IL commenced in good earnest in
this vicinity. The crop as far as secured
as yet is not up quite to the last years av-
erage. Crops OF all kinds are looking well.
Complaints of the potato bug are common
with every farmer. We never knew q
more rapid growth of corn and all other
crops than has been for the past two OIL
three weeks.
p. Z. Chase and wife start for the cen
tennial on Monday next.
j. II. Pingery and wife of Durant, Iowa,
are visiting friends in Clarendon.
j. W. L Idly is on visit to his friends in
Northern Vermont.
Business seems to be thriving in our vi
cinity, though times are dull.
F. f. Chase is receiving about the same
amount of orders as with the corresponding
months Of last year, though his sales are al
less figures. 1t is fortunate for our com.
munity that his business has been as gooC
as it has, for by it employment has beer
| given to his usual amount of help, and uT
to the preset time with only a discount OF
| ten per cent from last years prices of la
| Dor.
VI. Tarbcll has nearly closed out all o.
the rakcs of this years manufacture, anC
hia cola. hevo, i>s.pn. all .hinus considarsd
a shipping trade to london during few
years past, he has already received an or
| der from Liverpool for the year 1877 Of
| one thousand dozen rakes. This look.
Ike business for the coming year.
A. w. Dickerman sold, some two week.
ago, eighiy'five thousand feet of spruce
lumber to parties in Bellows Falls, and ID
nov busily engaged in shipping it.
w. Q. Lawten breaches in Union church
Mechanicsvile, Sabbath, ed inst. p.
vERGENNEs.
Camping commenced in earnest thi:
week. -Four of the principal camps have
organized so far in their old quarters. H.
j. Talbot and family, Mrs. G. w. Brad
bury and joseph Falardo. Then three al
Apple Tree Cove and Point Camp, Ii. Ii
and h, SO called, consisting of the fam
lilies of Messrs. J. G. Hindes and ]. S.
Hickok of Nergennes, and Mr.. Hostord
and family of Brooklyn, N. Y. This camt
is located at Basin IIarbor.
Numerous tents can be seen both north
and south of Fort Cassin.
The Talbots have as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
&. h. Jackman of Castleton, and daily ex.
poet Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Shipman of Cold
Water, Mich.
Miss L, s. Stevens and Miss FANNY
Smith are at Camp bradbury, and other
visitors are expected. The weather has SO
far been satisfactory Space has been re-
served near Camps Talbot and Bradbury
for party from Rutland.
The steamer Curlew, Capt. Crane, lands
each way at Fort Cassin daily.
Murrsys dramatic company have played
so far this week. They surpass any com
pany that has stopped here in their partic
ular line. The acting of Mr.. Murray last
night as "Scndder." in the "Octoroon,"
was superb. Miss Lillian and Mr.. Leach
were frequently applauded. They play
here four highs in all
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State at Large.


Mrs. j. A. Beckwith gave an elegant re-
ception to the graduating class of Middle
bury college on Monday evening.
Some rascals lowered Hayes and
Wheeler flag IN Middlebury the other
| night, and cut oil the names of the candi-
dates.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The Sunday school at Bondvlle, num-
bers 20.
Manchester is rapidly filling up with city
| boarders.
Manchester is about organizing Hayes
and Wheeler club.
Rev. Mr. johnson of Illinois, supplied
the pulpit of the Dorset Congregational
church last Sabbath.
The Manchester caucus for the election
OF delegates to the republican district con.
yention is 10 be held Saturday evening,
July Goth.
Battenkill national bank of Manchester.
has a surplus fund of 1000 individual
deposto, Sl9,096.22 demand certificates
Of deposit, SO. $50 20.
A correspondent of the Manchester
journal calls on the Central Vermont rail
road to repair the Arlington depot. 1t
Is one OF the best paying stations on the
Harlem Extension division, yet the depot
building is leaky, the ceiling has dropped
down and the floor is worn out. Three
hundred and sixty-five tons of freight were
shipped from this station last msnth. and
the passenger traffic is in keeping with the
freight.
oIIlTTENDEN COUNTY.
The projectors and pew-owners of the
Baptist church in jericho will meet July
2SIh to RAID funds for repair upon the
church and church property.
w. III. s. Whitcomb and J. b. Hindman
of Burlington addressed the Reformed
mems club of that place Sunday evening
One saloon keeper signed the pledge.
A Hayes and Wheeler club has been Or
ganized in Milton, with 1870 members. DR..
l.. j. Dixon is president DIR. II. o. Bart
lett, O. b. Landon and p. A. Booth, vice
pr esidents; A. b. Ashley secretary and
q. /. Ladd treasurer.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
st. Albans is to have a HAYES and
Wheeler club.
The butter shipments at st. ALBANIA nm
Tuesday was 0S7 tubs.
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RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 81 1876

created when the government was in the
throes of threatened dissolution, and as an
indispensable condition of it's salvation
guaranteed by the lives aud blood of thou
sands of it's brave defenders to be kept
with religious faith, as are all the pledges
subsidiary thereto and confirmatory thereof
Ia my judgment the pledge of congress
of January IA, 1876, for the redemption OF
the notes of the United States in com is
the plighted faith of the nation, and ma
tional honor. Simple honesty and justice
to the people, whose permanent welfare
and prosperity are dependent upon true
money as the basis of their pecuniary
transactions, all demand the scrupuous
observance of this pledge, and it is the duty
of congress to supplement 1t with such leg
islation as shall be necessary for its strict
fulflment.
In our system of government intelligence
must give safety and value to the ballot.
Hence the common schools of the land
should be preserved in all their vigor,
while, i'll accordance with the spirit of the
constitution, they and all their Endorsements
should be secured by every possible and
sectarian influence or control.
There should be the strictest economy in
| the expenditures of the government con-
sistent with It's effective administration, and
all unnecessary offices should be abolished.
| Offices should be conferred only upon the
basis of high character and particular fit
| ness. and should be administered only rs
| public trusts and not for private advantage
The foregoing are chef among the car
dinal principles of the republican party,
and to carry them into. full, practical effect
is the work it now has in hand. To the
| completion of its great mission we address
ourselves in hope and confidence, cheered
and stimulated by the recollection of It's
| past achievements remembering that,
under God, it is to that party that we are
indebted in this centennial year OF our eX-
| istence for preserved, unbroken Union
| for the fact that there is no master or slave
throughout our broad domains, and thai
emancpated millions look upon the ensign
of the republic as the symbol of the lul
filled declaration that all men are oreateC
free and equal, and the guarantee of thei
own equality, under the law, with the mos
highly favored citizen of the land.
TO the intelligence and conscience of al
who desire good government, good will
good money and universal prosperity, tn
republican party, not unmindful of the i'm
perfection and shortcomings of human
organizations, yet with the honest purpos
of its masses promptly to retrieve all error
and to summarily punish all offender
against the laws of the country, confident.
submits its claim for the continued supper
of tie American people.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM A. WHEELER.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY,
Is 1T IGNORANCE OR DrsHoNEsTy

Among the many charges made in the
st. Louis platform is that late secretary
of tn treasury "fCrced balances in the pub
=" C accounts" This platform wac adopt
ed, this cha &c was made, on the 27lh day
of June, and on it is predicated a demand
for 'refolm What shall we say of the
'nesty of party making this public dec
laration in the face of known facts The
charge had been made early in the present
session OF congress by democratic senator
from West Virginia, and the matter had
been referred 10 q committee for inyes-
LEGATION. Twenty-Five days prior to the
meeting of the ST. Louis convention, the
committee had reported that there was not
the slightest foundation for the charge, and
their report was accompanied by a letter
from Benz amin II. Bristow, then secretary
OF the treasury, in which he stated "In
" no Inst ince has there been any erasure or
alteration 10 the books or records of this
department, aud the changes made in the
published reports have been only to ex-
f-SSS "iei btOatSt dCCuIhCy lDc pTGClsC
condition OF the public accounts as shown
by such books and records" This ought
to be, is decisive of the matter, yet twenty
two Gays alter this report and this letter
had been made public, after every intelli-
gent person in the United States had been
afforded the opportunity to become famil-
lar with the facts, the democratic party de-
llberately falsify the facts with false.
hood arraign the republican party and,
because of the falsehood, demand that the
democratic party shall berestored to power.
Ia deliberately making the charge, the
democratic party is either dishonest and
seek to deceive the people by willful
falsehood, or else 1t is wanting in common
In diligence. 1t Can take either horn of
the diemmi it pleases, and, whichever it
chooses to take, It will only demonstrate
its unatness TO be entrusted with the ad-
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Taurus ON the War Path.

John Kelley of Jay, was propelled to
and fro in the air by an infurated bull
last Friday; and after half an hours hard
lighting, in which Mr.. X. received some
ugly wounds about the head and arm, he
made his escape.
MIR. W. L. Keith of Albany, was at
tackled by bull on the 10Th INST, was
thrown to The ground and received a num-
of thrusts from the animals horns in his
side, stomach and about the head. For
tunately, young girl standing near set a
dog on the brute, and gave Mr.. Keith a
chance to escape. His injuries are serious,
and he will be unable to attend to business
for some time.
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Fort Cassin Hotel.

For solid comfort in this exceedingly hoi
period. take your families and spend 8
week at the Fort Cassin hotel. This ia.
vored spot is situated ON the Vermont
shore of Lake Champlan. The location
is very fine. The big Otter Creek is near
at hand and the fishing is excellent. Two
Burlington gentlemen returned from an af.
ternoon spent there, on Saturday last, with
a string of 30 pike, weighing 10 pounds.
The hotel is neatly kept. The proprietor,
MIR. Scott, is joval gentleman ready AZ.
ways to spare no trouble to make eyery-
thing pass off to the satisfaction of those
who are wise enough to spend few days
under his roof.
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DROSTRATIoN, RESULTING FROM THE
l. effects OF the Intense heat of the summer
months, Is the pre-disposng cause OF so many
OF the diseases peculiar to hot we ither Tie
stomach partaking OF the loss or vitality per-
vadlng the whole system, Is unable TO COM
piete digestion; the food passing undissolved
brane, and diarrhGa, dysentery, cho era NOR
BUS, and when prevailing, Astatic Cholera may
ne excited. Attention TO diet, moderate exer-
else, bathing, and regular habits must be OBJ
served. To maintain the vital forces and pre-
vent lassitude and exhaustion, DR. Wheeler's
compound Elixir OF Phosphates and Calsaya
Is unquestlonably reliable, as 10 inyigorafes
the digestive organs, and supplies material for
generating nerve force. iylsdSWoy
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M0rris0n's Tariff Bill

viii quietly sleep until congress reassmbles
in December, when the tariff question will
be considered, and when the west and
south will unite with the free trade allies
in the New England and middle states to
cripple many important branches of New
England industry.
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Union Republican District Conven-
ton.

A republican union convention for the nrst
congr' sslonal district of Vermont Will be held
at the town hall, Rutland, on Thursday, the 30
day Of August next, at IL O'clock NJ, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for repre-
sentative to congress for the two years next
ensuing also for a presidential elector.
The republican union voters of said district
are invited to be represented in The convention
by their delegates, TO be chosen in comphanc,
with the resolution adopted by the district
convention holden at Mid ilebury, on the 18th
day of August, ls66, by which each town Is sen
titled TO ne delegate, and an additional dele
gate for every one hundred and every fraction
of one hundred larger than fifty votes cast b!
said town for the republican union candidate
for governor, at the election the year preced-
Ing the time for holding said convention the
district committee to prescribe the method oil
election OF such delegates"
The delegates OF the several towns in the
district Will be chosen at primary meetings
called by the republican union committees OF
the respective towns.
BY vote of the last convention, the district
committee are cOns THU .e0a cOpWj ieey QIl ere.
tarles of their respective primary meetings,
and Immediately upon their arrival In Rutland
pres ent them to the committee, at their head
Qulrters--the Bariwell house.
y II. n. SoLLACE.
LovELAND MUNsoN, District
ii. HAzLBTUN. Committee.
JAMES Pack
The apporlionment OF delegates to which the
In tha "a igt rio gs,
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Struck by Lightning.

The dwelling house of Horace Holden in
Londonderry, was struck by lightning on
Tuesday of last week, the fluid entering by
way of the chimney, demolishing that and
the stove-pipe, scattering the bricks in
every direction and tearing hole in the
hoor and doing considerable damage.
some of the people in the house were
stunned, but not seriously injured.
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To avoid the danger OF infection tho Imam .,
persons suffering from skin diseases OF n CON
s eaglous nature should be washed with Glenn a
SSn, Smt soap which is not only remedy but
metallic poison. ~ Az
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WONDERFUL IN ITS RESULTS There is
no medicine that has accomplished so much
as ShfloHs Consumption Cure. 1t has ca
tablshed the fact that consumption can be
cured, while for asthma, bronchitis, Group,
hloarseness, whooping cough, and all lung
diseases 1t has no equal. No medicine was
ever sold on such favorable terms. If II was
unreliable 1t would be the greatest folly TO
guarantee it. 1t costs nothing to try il as
It can be returned if it does not give satls-
faction after using two-thirds of bottle.
Call at my store and get sample bottle.
~ cents, or regular size for SO cents or
vi. II your lungs are sore or chest or back
lame use Shiloh's Bellabonna plaster, which
seldom fails to give relief.
A, w. HIGdINs, Rutland; Rice n Co.
Castleton Dr. Meeker % DIR. Campbell.
Poultney; W. Sweet, Fairhaven; else.
where by dealers generally.
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DENNIsoN's PATENT SHIPPING TAGS.

over 200 millions have been used within III,
past ten years, without complaint of loss uas
becoming detached. All Express Compa Ole,
use them. Sold by Printers and Statlonert
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND,
Iune4Sd&WI Wholesale ARents
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HUBBARD only sells CHOICE AR
IL TICLRs In every line.
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"HAoKMErAoK" new and delightful
perfume sold by the above dealers, else
""''' ~ uea'crs generally. d&w1y
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
SENATORS.
n. p. sIMONS, Rutland.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS. Cagtleton.
HENRY F. LOTHROP, Pittsford.
CHARLES w. BRIGHAM, PittsBeld.
ASSISTANT JUDGES.
ZENAS G. ELLIS. Fairhaven.
WILLIAM $. WEEKS, Clarendon.
STATES ATTORNEY.
GEORGE NJ. FULLER, F4irhayen.
SHERIFF.
WILLIAM NJ. FIELD, Rutland.
HIGH BAILIFF.
ALONZO :. COOK, Brandon.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
WALTER &. DUN Rutland.
JEROME b. BROMLEY, Castleton.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27

,o,, sale, OF CSC bOze, city Long cr at Ne slso iosi
sSS 400 shost iii1 at Kaassa CS al lo a5 o
.eas clo.,rk at iOso Tor Long ana Shuft I'D ."
Stsst hsli ana hal. Drces.d hok- WesS ne %
o- ~ ts transactions tIoigh not 81 isTEa we're 20 1
e-t.nt shrs. 800 tcs IuDio Strih oa .o ,i, a.
95 95 ai.c i73i tes for March al l2'4e lI1's4c 5h0i
ts ior Agrl a. cla+lrS a. I've icr Icbruaiy; 2ac Tor
s,.c ,os Kri aEd 5is,c Nay in csy ,ten
Is bsoT notet densn was ciiehy ior
90 srat,a Of statr. which ruled nra OtAet G.dh
uS' uT ~ rirme 3S2o Tor Pine stats frkns at 'e2Sc
0r Far % Pn0ei So, o fpr Cho4ce' ssAI' Ia .~lnG
D. sBr for Cuia1on 70 frne: sta'e We'sa TAPS - xs
or onon 20 .sr. snd ~ G5lG iof oot TO- 20 oi 70
Cheoe. and Western tolls a. 10 @30s ios Son'o a,f
Chaes- Choess was very nrn Had Ia ., oAf aooI. 10 =
Tis4o tor Gold Fancy. and state DHly q. III io
i2yo We,terI at 5iass- for Crnmn % ,,Os ssc,eaG ~
sj te frli, cantinne LIN v-re insctl's sr
.nT "a s,tors Long island and NewJsrsey 81 z,@'o'
~ AMI Pe1nsylvAsis ~ 2oa2 lc. Hosern ~ 20 d
tho Choco southern A. [v~Is.,, y,s Spa sIae
:. 3ks-.o ard Lasd OF lss2Oe i3F 9 SS' H ' c for
,rvsaca saG s.a w. Card "a FAR 10 Pi'hi- 49, Hi'
ChOsce AZ I'so1lss Foreign was qd'' '' '>~ '''
an n4 t,iSlt,s iinsoed lower vita sale OF 1000
uar 81 so, Sa ~ oi'a'1S ~ esss s,ats at ii13iac
thshighsr bsGrs very Choice; .ish y bags
ruled quiet ss ls7salsc fer COED t" prime
WIZ "ghRTh. msrke, for Paw was drn ard weak AZ 7'i,S
cs a i1r gair 10 Con- fSefHrg; - Sc or lrlh ae
IN, for Contrib g4 Claye 20 lower hfiH ~ Ioo
hlds 723 boxes and l,22l bags Centruysl ~ .. I'd
arsaes ~ =, IS - aud oS1 hhds tlar aas. tt .nd ,
lie Tor tisvUd sejned there vas y ue1ahu "nI
s,sly ;r:rge. CrIshe PC 'ra luIt a. 10 e. o""eTe'
l0s- silC.. Cut Loaf ne STANDARD o :, ele
etg q 2, ior good TO prime . ,his v,or, sold
st II l. sr we're reported on ChSass buyers at ~ To-
ssliorS a. 81 l0h = gallon.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


Iryrrroot, Jan 2C-l23o p. moCo't'n {, stoo'yt M
1000 baes including 20 Obals FOR sYocGloG and
IOIt receguS lr2OO bals Of which I08oC Ancrc2R
Cotton 40 artye giie and steady sales Of Middlng
lands -" 1cdN o!en,c April and NAY dell e.J. &c
DO. DO. MAY anf 3uns delivery. - 6 tsh
lIyPf"ol, Jan 2B' mDf the sslrs NJ Cotton cav.
$500 bales were American. Bacon % short
Midclr,.
LlyRgrOOi, Jan. 26i 40 r. m-saes OF Miidnng Upland
Cotton Low Midfing clAlse shipped FeUrusrv and 1iarc
por sap ~ 6's do. co. ship2e FeJr.sry March
Livery. at Gh21
LONDOV. Jan Ala 30 Inconsoi' 2t for money.
81 = for the account United STATES bonds lo lUJis
Cs, 1861 Ed- hallway shara, lJ't
lONLUS. Jan 26l fSDs1ls. 9tits Tor money. and
81 sis for the account Er.o Halfway s'arrs -.
LONDON. Jan. 263 Cou-0l. 81 80 'or money and 0f
for the account Eernet Petroleum, 10 -. = gao. TsOw
40 PCwt
IoabOS. Jan. 26-S3O p m.The amount o. brlh1n with
drawn rom ele Bank @ Eigahd On balance to-day Il : DO
IONbON Ian 2ti Cusnls - fr money, Ii u 20
for the account. Eric Railway shares - n
LONDON, jan 40 fJr h4th nOCcy
aDd thedccnnnt LIE I g s.aFcs 10 Fas adv I0;e
lIenies at 66L J0c.
LOSpOS Jan 2B Hvcning.-Iinseed OH oponcd At % 90
"a anu closed ~ "a v cNL Calcutta I4Lsee jJ3Nj06.
lOOIa
AsfwERi Jan. oG-Pc,roeum 32'.i for ano pde Alneri
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27

toons 'sa ss sa ssaS saag'aS and tnG arS
No & e! .pdi 81 &C. sSruSry Barcy dun ana iovsi
~ IS &C. spot 7ec February Rye nom Many une,spyys &c
s. g5 sTG-Dgnsad good faiss s1: "a A. slS 20
80 So April Lam din aid shade ower W. N az 5e IL s
e2 o. February *li %shs br So' Srl.r - GO '
alS * RiS haf Ms. sfIi: 10 &Si sc @ Short Mals
va 6y Gth az sn ~ oV 90 90 bnsh oats 100 6n.h; par
l 49sS 9rI oo Sy Sas co cs n CasS o;. 1000
Sns6 Rsrcg 7Goo bush 81 he afternoon cal OF the Boar
81 Il &C. " 42- February. oats unchanged forx
fr S nser sn LfT tTr sSy with moderate do.
,nand inactive lower a. 81 2jesl S2 Cora slesr
faSy an b1I anc9anges Eyo DIN 1a, ugshnsGi la q
& &C. a. ,acc5 and Eep Mais Gaet ana rhcango
Wa .sy~3:rasnd fair ana mar@rt at II o. Batter
iar and marie! trm r Choice low grades dun and
nn m @ iar and mlrSst 1, h,@ Common M :,
iasSt 81 ,. ~ 5.T * 40 Gsi g.,ra, raSSh .6iS IS
A;ESA1 Sly. Jan 9strcgr ggas and unchanged Wheat
d. % &C.; FobrIa. 81 00is March, 81 OIL NO B. s1'7c
2 5c Barley easier active No spring. FcbrI
ay &c ~ StrIs M an So & i G1 rgy SGnf
ltottie - c do Sseam 20 swcct riosle lam, irm and
ioa9e MID les lls@O9 bowed Dresse, Hogs rqer AMI
5000 bush sGomouts~ slosr 1000 b5s: Wheat. 1900
rmLAps ra,. jan 81 Bark unehaused Petroem firm
otny on qaes 3 81 55S IS ana a raasce al s. Flour
l4tiis doing ana pneos nno 1ansed sues oc2 DSs rye
Wae, inactive: Pennsyvanis Red, i 37rS 40; Amber
IL 3ieSi 4J; western Rod ~ u5dSl -; Willie - 90"
Al s.. Hve 81 g~-o IN msl rc4uest Tor Prime
other kinds dun yellow. 55d5gc White 6NdoOf Oats dn
ana weak Nh,r 4~c, aud Mixed II r43c. s-ioy ana
"a ait neglected. PrviSions s.oIy Moss Pors $50 .7 Bert
Hans S2l T$2f SmpSef 90, l5~l"ci 1cSI ri 40, -
-lOala0Is. ,F7 Lar l2'i l3a WHISKY
II for BGtteruferior uu croico grades IN
Now York county FNtraa 81 csc; dl do
tiiSis 2s65lo Wostern Extras, 21s2-c do Fysi. 2Jt
Rolls Western Extras (1Ji etli do flIsts ~
8,io. Cheess-Msrket improving agd pc GO. hrni Me-"
Fancy. 1890 10 Prime i2'i 'iTl3 10 western tlnt
p'pusy mia. erscF
an ! ),aN sre. iC8sh 2Or3lc. Western do. - 4-oe
~ LoII. Jan 2G-EloGr unchanged. MLeal. best Tades
loweI 20 s loNcr qualities tmcr No ta - ~, s,el
~ II ia No. do 81 81. lower; No Mixed 39A26
Zoe. li cash. Oas duu No. 2. ji4cy cash Bailey m.
chaoccd. Uyc and finn 7OLc. b.d Pork quiet ai
> . -. arl duh 1'o. Bulk NeRts-A bet rf'ehng'
tong. Shoulders &c Ce'r Iub Anh Clear rs
tDlO ~ 10 I0ase. Bacon un Hinged. Green Meats
ul se- O aicrs At G'se R3g.n SIDES .. S c ~ iSa, %
picale. 1iGllL LC EOss lower; rllpig. 50 3OdSo -;
Iptng. SO SJGS Ca.t,e fair demands som" "a IS hlgie
Good TO Prime tive Ste-rs, 81 q - Fair d., - ~
f -: ocs Naive - ~ r&t; FaiT u Good co.
> 15bSi D.; Native S2ck.r, e. ~ Feeders - -1a
- o. R-ocips-;.0GO hiEs FluIr. II 100 bush WHEAT,
- 0JD bash Corn. 5000 bush cats 500 bush Barley,
! ,OOJ bush. Rye. 7.j3J H0EN l.GeO Cattle.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-27

nlgplto Jan. 2e.-Rsceip's-Plonr 400 bhls. vheat
1000 bush Corn 2S 900 bush oats 1000 BUSH Barley
SOO bush. slpnenIs-fiOar. $500 oeLs Wheat 1900
push Corn. ~ 900 bush, Oats 1900 bush; Barley 5000
push -Four quiet and es. Mheat-A light milling
Ssnsaa SM nir WI not ay asking rates no 81, Corn
Su sno heavy sales OF New. track. al 5OdJ0
80 oJ and Barley III neglected FORK dI Heavy Meas.
~ Lara Qol al &C. Hi<hwtnes HGmi.alIy 81 OHl2
NhlcAOo ILL., Jan 26.-Flour dull Wheat-ljVo1 mIld at
% "ss rs,e closing wesk No. thicago spr ng 9sc SPOT
eoiuaryi 95yc Maioh al Oi, Bayi No. 90, I5i
fetos Aetooed 65o Com du and lOYeri No .xc ossh