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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-09

NEW YcgE. June s.
asotc1 as s'iB SoinF nn dSMnnad
Inc western and state at 81 oOasi 40; com.
mon 10 good extra western and state az
"a eosb 40; good TO choice DO at - 70 90 os
.on.fnOa 90 choice white wheat western extra
al Is TOaT 90; fancy white wheat western extra
at II O5,a, IS common TO good extra ONO az
IS 9o@7 es common to choice extra 81 ,I LOUIS
prime 81 20 201s7 40 choice TO double extra,
& 45de 80. Tne market closing hrm for low
WnsAr-Receipts 1885, asa bushels The market
opeued duh and closed steadier with fair
ielnaud. sales, $4,000 bushels; 81 os for No.
chic go = n&@l y Ior ~ M asa u f,i
No Chicago; 81 2sal 80 for No. Minnesota;
o. 2Oy! for No. Milwanke'; 2oal 70 for an.
graded Mnnesota q ,I 10 t9 rs ~ y; NO. spring
CoRN.-liscelpts $3.50 bushels. The marker
IL lac better on low sra es; In fair demand
sales OF loSO 900 bushels at 45S5ic for damaged
and heated western mixed; 5ia5iHc for no
| trade mixed; 56957c for steamer mixed 5sc
| ior graded mixed 560f6oc for ungraded new
| Western mxea COO lor old western mixed
aiioat; Gl for steamer yellow o. S64c for choice
| new yellow western 81 for new white south
| ern On dock. ~.
| ls lc better and less active. Sales OF $1,000
| bushels a. 96d4ic for mixed western anu
| STAT 39S49c Tor white DO, including No. Z
| Northwest n store at 4lc; no. Chicago al
| i25; No, Milwaukee 1T 43&c; black state
| RHY.--Tne market is quoted heavy at '5c
| for shipping. NJ. Z
| Hops-Marget Is quoted as being quiet az !
| albc Tor eastern and western; l2GlS New
| York state. .
| CoFFEE.-The market for Rio is quoted as
being duli aud nominal at 144@l7Ac gold FOL
| clrgoes l4a.(G1S', gold for JOB lots.
| SU9AR-Tne sugar market is quoted as belnl
| auiet and In fair demand at TA@I1sc Tor 1ail
| 10 good refining &c for prime. -, 4,
MoLAssEs. Tho market for grocery grades Is
| nno,ed as being quiet at 40G55c Tor Port'
| Rico; 35a45s Tor English islands.
| RICE-Market is quoted as quiet ana steauy
Carolina at 5a@Ic Louisiana at oSo' ia
| COON at G96Ac. -, u,.,o, os o,,,
Sales OF crude at 3As@SAci rehheu Ut l49c
cases at ls92lc. -. .,.,o, -, ,o,,,o, nr,,,
, | TAILOw-The market quotcu as peihS hiih
sales OF $1,000 at sjs@s lilo. ,..,o,.
| Eags,-,rne market Is STEADY at lSSl5H stuu
| and Pennsylvania l0c Tor western .
| poRK-1hc market closed nfmeri new mes
at $40 acGlo5O. ,.,.,. IA,
BsEF-rhe market is quoted as being du
| at tOailc for plain mess l29l3c Tor extra DC
LAKD--The market opened nrmer ana close
heavy; advance party lost. sales OF prim
steam nj sll Bih@ll 40.
= BUTrER-Ihe market is quoted as Deln
rregufor at l8@22c for new western 1902;
| do. state. 49,.
, CHEgsE-The market Is quoted as bein
unsettl I'd at 4@1lc for common 70 prime.
) WnIsKy-The market is quoted as pein
easier at 81 00h.
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Counterfeit Bills.

A large number of counterfeit bank bills
are now in circulation. The following Is
list, so far as they have been detected
lately made up in New York
$50 on the National bank of Utica, New
York.
$40 on the Farmers and Manufacturers
bank Of Poughkeepsie.
IS on the First National bank of Chica.
go, Illinois.
So on the First National bank of Paxton
Illinois.
So on the First National bank of Canton,
Illinois.
So on the First National bank of Peoria,
Illinois.
So on the First National bank of Aurora,
Illinois.
SIS on the First National bank of Galona,
Illinois.
So on the National bank of Northamp-
ton. Massachusetts.
So on the Hampden bank of Westf1eld,
Massachusetts.
So on the Mechanics National bank OF
New Bedford, Massachusetts.
SO on the Traders National bank of Chi
cago, Illinois.
So on the First National bank of Louis
vile, Kentucky.
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PROD uCE MARIE TS.


Vermont Markets.
The following is a correct exhibit OF the stand
ing Of the Vermont butter and cheese markets
for the week
ut. ALBANs MARKET.
ST. ALBASs, June 8.
Butter, Common to fair l6alSc good. ls !;
choice, zoe gilt edge 2lc.
REMARKS.
The attendance at st. Adams on Tuesday
was good and receipts large The market was
dun and lower, buyers holding back, their In
structions being not to pay over 20 cents. The
city markets are overstocked. A few farmers
refused to sell at quotations, preferlng TO take
chances of holding. Occasionally a dairy
brought shade higher than 81 cents. Buyers
at Enosburgh, East Berkshire and other points,
report 22c the ruling price.
RICHMOND MARKET.
RICHMOND, June 8.
Butter, fsirto good, Is@2Oc choice, pic.
Cheese, 5lsll eggs, l2hc.
REMARKS
Three hundred tubs Of butter were sold On
Monday at quotations, also 100 boxes of cheese.
NEw nAyEN MARKET.
NEW HAVEN, June 6.
Butter. good to extra good. 2i@22 Eggs, per
dozen, l2al5c Maple sugar. 9al0c per II /;
cheese, 12c per ID potatoes 25;d45 per BUSH
ell Oats, 4Od4j per bush hay s9dl1 per ton !;
Straw per ton SO.
REMARKS.
Shipments this day are ISL packages Qg,-
O5O lbs) bu tier 200 doz. eggs; cars hay car
excelsior; cars lumber.
vERGENsgs MARKET.
vERGENNEs, July s.
Butter 2oae3; Cheese l0al2; Eggs 1904 ;
Potatoes $50 Beans si.75a2.58; Apples, per
barrel 50 90; poultry l0Gi2 Hay per ton SOC
M n.to Al po-r- a.
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LAYING of a Corner Stone,

The right revenred, the bishop Of this
diocese, assisted by Rev. DR.. A. II. Bailey,
rector of this parish, Rev. DR.. Josiah SWEET,
of Fairfax, and Rev. Messrs. j. Isham
Bliss of Georgia, E. r. Atwill of Burling-
ton, Chapman of Vergennes, N F. Put
nan of st. Adams, and Homer White of
Enosburgh, laid the corner stone of Grace
church, Sheldon, Tuesday afternoon, June
9th.
A procession was formed at the residence
of Honorable Alfred Keith, senior warden,
consisting Of the Sunday school, citizens,
ve,try of Grace church, clergy and the
bishop, and walked to the site OF the
building in the order named, singing the
professional hymn, Onward Christian
Soldiers" AT the site the services consist
ed of the placing the stone in place and
| the reading Of the corner stone services by
the bishop and the singing OF chant and
delivered by the bishop, and after him the
Rev. Messrs. Atwill and Chapman spoke
briefly and earnestly. The procession then
reformed and marched to the town hall
now occupied as place of worship by The
society. The bishop then briefly catechis
ed the children and spoke few wordI
to them, after which he confirmed foul
persons.
The ceremonies were very impressive
and were witnessed by large number Of
persons. The presence OF 30 many Of the
clergy of the diocese added much to the in
terest of the services.
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no Of cars-Boston and Lowell. s; Fitchburg,
200 total 2i4.
8 Boa extra IS uO@s 30 first quality 60 100
81 20; second quality 50 1000 so third quality
81 75ld5 So
Prices Of store cattie--working oxen q pair,
from 800, $3.50, tl75@s2 8.
Mich Cows and Calves from sa5ses; extra
s&yd05 farrOw COWS $206i0.
Yearllngs sl0a22 two years old $l59S2; three
Western fat swine, live eN@o& perib; dressed
SH@s%c per Id. stores, .hocsale none;
Prices or sheep aud lambs (sheared)-ln lots,
81 so, 81 80, 50 OOes5 80 each extra q uoSb 10
EACH, or from sA@6 . b.
Veal calves s. t0@7
Prices OF hides, tallow and skins-Brighton
hides SIC II n; country hides b@6c y n;
Brighton tallow g. y ID; country tallow
sRcared sheep skins 25c each. Wool skins 81
"a 80 each lamb skins SOC each. Calf skins,
10sllc 2 N.
CLASSIFICATION OF CATTLE AND sHEEr.
NIB Beef-Cholce grades includes nothing
but Stalled hoo to 400 lbs bullocks. Extrs
and first quality includes the best, large fat
oxen. Second and third quality includes oxen
and two and three year old steers.
Sheep--Extra Includes cossets and when those
ofinrerior quality are thrown out.
REMARKS
Cattie-There is apparently a better feeling
for cattle, and owners are talking higher prices
equal to &c y ID. We can hardly see toe diff
ference on large lots OF good steers, but for
vance effected. The quality OF the offerings
run very even and prices on little cattle that
are fat nearly high as heavier lots. c. Leav.
lit q son sold steers to sir. Caboon, veighng
$50 lbs, at 5sc 1; 10 steers, Weighing 9sO5 los,
~ 5Hc; steer. TO MI. liisgins ~ 6Sc; sst ers
to Mr., Ro at 5Hc. Hathaway swift sold
drafts OF cattle at BIC, consisting OF 10 car
loads 3 drafts a. "a CJ55sc; Go cat lie t. Cha -
berlin Bros, Ht 5}1c scoilans & McFlynn sJld
steers. average $50 lbs, at 5i{c, purchased uy
~, G. Feoh. j. W. Wales sold is GERS TO s.
F. " oodbridge, 81, $50 lbs, at s. 45, and steers
at bjgc 6 steers to Mr. Sampson, 1880 ms, at
5Hc. j. Stetson solo II steer at SIC steers
at 81 ~. Fitch & McMurtry sod . steers, sv-
orage ll00hs, at 5&c.
sheep Arrivals, with the exception OF a few
head, are all sheared selling this week from
3Hd6c n n. There Is an occasional flock OF
fancy yearlugs at a shade higher rates. one
double detk g r. OF yearl ngS from b. Long OF
northern New York selling 100 head as pre-
vlously contracted for, 80 sh arec sheep at 57sc
y -. G. II Sprigg sold mixed lot OF ll2 he nd
average So lbs, at &c. j. A. sargent sold IL wool
sheep at O. g. the only lot noticed.
Poultry-rhe market Tor live poultry Is not
very quick. Sales at lac for choice lots. Iur-
KEYS at i2LC.
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Life of An Actress.

Mr.. John Murray's dramatic company
presented the interesting drama "Life OF
an actress" 1t 10 well CONTRACTED, pleas-
ing piece aud was well received by the au-
dience. Mr.. Murray was capital as Grim
adj, and Miss Lillian entirely charming as
Violet. The remaining psrts were well
played throughout, notably Miss Fasg's
Julia, Mr.. Chrystals Wapshot, and hlr.
Simmons Arthur. Tonight Boucicaults
sterling drama "rhe Octoroon" will BIO
presented the occasion being the benefit OF
Mr.. John Murray, who will appear in his
great speciality Salem Scuddcr, supported
by Miss Lillian as Zoe. On this occasion
the free list will be entirely Suspended.
On Saturday afternoon grand Rip Van
Wrinkle matinee will be given, the hall be-
ing darkened and artiiclally ighted.
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June Training.

June training in Rutland passed off yes
terday very quietly, being marked only by
the annual parade Of Co. A of the Vermont
Guard. The company to the number of
fifty-fye met at their arlnory and marched
from there to The fair ground, where they
were drilled till noon by the officers, G. 9.
Kinsmsn, captain, Z. NJ. Edgerton first
lieutenant, George Q, Day second lieuten'
ant. In the afternoon they also drilled al
the fair ground a couple of hours, When
they returned to their armory and at siS
o'clock turned out for street parade
marching to the music of drums played by
members of the company. They marche.
through the principal streets OF the village
and presented fine appearance.
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Spring Meeting at Jerome Park.

NEW YORK, June =.
On the third day the frat race was the
Juvenile stakes for two year olds, half
milo, ten started II was won by Idalia,
ulhernia, second; 100 Zoo, third time
49l
Second race--Purse $780, mile heats ; 1t
was won by Freebooter in two straight
heats Leander, second; Spriugbok was
distanced in the first heat: only three
started; time 1 4S, 1.40.
Third race--Purso $500, mile aud half
dash, four started 1t was won by Lloyd's
Asteroid ; the colt l.. Martin, second In
voice third tmo 241.
Fourth race--Purse $500, mile and one
eighth dash; was won by Bertram; Wood
land second; bennington ir., third eight
stared time, . OF.
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Kerr Invest cation.
WASHINGTON, Jun.

WASHINGTON, June s
In the Kerr investigation to-day, Morgan
Jones, member of the house from New
York city, in 1866, testified that Harvey
had asked him to appoint Green, saying he
(Harney) would receive nice present for
the appointment. He would probably
have appointed Green, had he not already
made his appointment.
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The Centennial.
PHILADELPHIA, June

PHILADELPHIA, June 3.
The attendance at the exhibition is daily
increasing, contrary to the very general an
ticpation that it would decrease. The to-
tai admissions yesterday were 42,54s, of
which nearly $4,000 were cash visitors.
The total receipts for the % days the e1hi.
biuon has been opened, exclusive of to-day,
have been $269 1852, which is an average of
neatly $1,000 per day. Tonight a series
of recep ions at the Judges pavilion were
inNururAted,
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An Elopement.

The Newport Erpress reports that Mrs.
Wingatc, wife of Rev. Mr.. Wngate, who
is now in Australia, eloped few days ago
with George w. Day, a married man.
They went 10 Littlston, N. H, where they
represented themselves az man and wife,
but were pursued by an officer and their
plans frustrated.
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Tatro's Confession.

Tatro made no addition to his comics
sion on Thursday. Lawyer Austin of High
gate and Charles Butler, the husband Of
the murdered woman, visited him to-day
Tatro was a good deal affected on meet
ing Butler. lie acknowledged to him tha'
he committed the murder, and said he
wanted no one else to suffer for 1t.
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The WINS sky Frauds.

NEW ORLEANS, June 8.
At session OF the congressional uves-
tigating committee to-day, Special Treas
ury Agent Kinseia testified to the export
OF large quantities of whisky and tobacco
under fraudulent certificates From infor-
mGlion ne was satisfied Collector Kellogg
Gen. Benton, internal revenue collector,
and J. NJ. Sutherland, were in partnership
in these transactions. Evidence WAS also
put in showing that Kellogg had instruct
ed one Of his deputies to cancel certain ex-
port bonds tor over $3.50 000.
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The Fairfax Rape Case.

The Fairfax rape case, which was OF
trial Tuesday, resulted in the holding o.
Chester Keyser, Miss CAROLS brother-in
law, in $50 for trial at the next term OF
the county court. He obtained bail. Hi
brother Lowell, was released, as from the
young lady's testimony, it was proved thai
be did not participate in the assault upor
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-09
Dom Pedro in Vermont

Dom Pedro, emperor of Brazil, passed
through Vermont on Wednesday. He en-
tered the state from Canada at Richford,
passing over tho South Eastern railroad to
Newport, from thence down the Passump-
sic to White River junction, and over the
Northern railroad by way Of 49, I'd and
Lowell to Boston.
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Personal,

Rev. r. s. Storrs has accepted the invi-
tation 10 deliver the 4th of July GRAFTON in
New York.
Col. Albert Clarke of the St.Albans Mes-
se,ger, has been elected viee-preeident for
Vermont of the national prison reform
congress.
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Silver CurrenOy.

The silver currency Cow 10 temporarily
suspended by the stopping of the exchange
of silver for currency checks on the treas
urer. About three millions we're got out
in this way, or nearly half the whole issue
thus far There 10 reckoned to be about
twenty-five millions Of paper fractional
currency still out.
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George Sands Death.

PARIS, June 3.
George Sand, the well known novelist,
died hero to-dsy. She was conscious up 10
the last moment, but was unable to speak
for some time before her death.
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The best in the world Read what Strauss
and Wehli cay about tt
STRArss-"Your pianos sstonish me.
have never yet seen any pianos which eGuaI
yours"
WEuII--"M Madame Parepa cslled your
piano the best in the United States. fully
endorse that opinion. They have no riva!
anywhere"
These magnificent Instruments may he
seen at our store. Catalogues sent free
MCCLURE IL HALL.
Mutual Exchange Block, SO West st,
apr1 IdSwtf
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Robeson's Investigation.

WASIIlNGION, juno 3.
In the Robson investigation Commodor
Ammon, chief of the navigation bureau,
and Psymaster Wslmagh testified that the
secretary of the navy had never attempted
to influence them in making oootracts.
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Mr.. Springer presume 1t Will be sub
mitted TO the gentleman in good time.
Mr.. Blaine persisted in holding the floor,
Notwithstanding the speakers hammer and
demand, for order. After some further
passages between Blaine and the speaker,
the latter decided Blaine's motion not 10
order while the Geneva award bill was be-
fore the house, and the consideration Of
that bill was resumed and the house was
addressed by Mr.. McCrary.
At the conclusion of his remarks,
a motion for committee of conference
on the consular and diplomatic appropria-
ton bill was agreed to- and Singleton,
Randall and Waldron were appointed
thereon.
The house then took recess, the even
ing session 20 be for debate on the Geneva
award bill.
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Dtueea "-vso" O-40N'i~ .-,.s-. :,
Potatoes 4cd45 Oats 50a55 Beans 81 1902 so !,
Wool q ID 2Oas5; Wood. per cord 81 OUCa5 so ;
Hay, per ton S9Gll straw s6tal0 Pork per 100
clear sl0@i6h Poultry, 1sta zoe: Iur spring,
s. 0OaS 90; 10. winter, IS 00d9 % bvckwheat,
&c Graham, &c Corn, IOSs0c.
PIrTSFORD MARKET.
PITrsFoRD, June 8.
Butter, 2o922c Eggs, l2c Poultry, loo Pc.
tatoes, 2oc; Corn, I3c; Oatr, 50 ; Hay, sl0@l2
per ten.
REMAINS
Fitty-three tubs OF butter were shipped from
Pltisiord station on Tuesday.
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Recent Murders.

Two similar murders IN New Hampshire
and Vermont, committed by French Can
adian farm hands within the past year, sug-
gest that this class of immigrants is no,
very desirable stock to ingraft on the old
tree already running to abnormal fruit.
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Army Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, June 3.
The house appropr alton committee to-
day decided TO insert in The srmy appro-
prlatlon bill provision for the reduction
of the army to the extent of ten regiments
of infantry and two of cavalry.
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Better Diggings on the Black Hills

OMAHA, June 8.
The Herald publishes lon1 letter from
reliable party iu the Black Hills, who re-
ports having seen 500 taken out In ten
hours sluicing on the Deadwood.
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WITHOUT PARALLEL?-We believe
that the wonderful results accomplished
by the use of "ShiIol's Consumption Care'
are without n parallel in the history Of
medicine. Those who disbeleve this and
have occasion to Try il, Can be convinced
without expense to themselves. Ita sue
cess is SO wonderful and sure that we sell
it on n guarantee to cure Consumption,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group. IL these cases
or any Lung trouble, don't fail to try it, it
may save your life, while it will cost you
nothing IT it gives you no relief. Call at
the drug store of A. w. Higgins, Rutland,
Rice & Co., Castleton, W. Sweet, Fairha-
ven, DR.. Meeker & DR.. Campbell, Poultney,
elsewhere by dealers generally, and get n
trial bottle for 10 cents, or regular aize
for so cents or %t.00.
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Forging Chambers Name.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8.
In the United States court to-day Charles
Worms was found guilty Of forging the
name of Secretary Chandler TO contract
with the interior department for furnishing
Indian supplies. Sentence postponed.
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From the 81. AIbahS Messenger.
The Central Vermont Receivership

The Central Vermont railroad company,
Tuesday, jane G, filed its account us re-
ceiver of the railroads for the year ending
July /, 1875. All sums of money paid out
for rents Of the different roads, and all
payments of interest on the funded debt
are not included in the statement. The
figures show falling off OF seven bundled
and ihrty.elght thousand six hundred and
sixty seven dollars. during the six months
ending July l, 1875. as compared with the
six months ending January I, 1875, and a
falling off in the net earnings at the same
time OF three hundred and seventeen thou
sand and six hundred and sixty-tbree dol
lars
The gross earnings were...".$3, 772,065 Is
EXPENSES. ............. 2,689,S67 A
Leading net earnings. 1859, 1893 81
The rent during the same
period was ................... 1852, 900 OF
Leaving 1893 9,
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Wallingford.

The young ladies of the Congregational
church in Wallingford will give an ice
cream and strawberry festival at the
chapel, on Wednesday evening, juno l4th,
at 1880 o'clock.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Nav York stock end Money Market.


NEW YORK, June 3.
Money closed easy ut 2%@3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent
sterling exchange steady at Is, AG4S9A.
Gold opened at ll2it, advanced TO 1l3, and
closed at ll4sf.
tlearipgs III the Cold Exchange sl5,,e9, 900.
CUSTOM receipts, 1899 600.
Treasury disbursements, st5200
Governments &c iTc.
state bonds qulat and nominal.
Railroads bonds firm.
stOcksopeped alta decline OF i.el per cent?
except western linton and Lake shore, which
We're &c higher. Durins the first half hour
prices declined iG@2s, latter Pacific Mail.
Then came 4 recovery OF laafs, latter Pacific
Mail, followed by a slight reaction. and In turn
succeeded by in advance or l4lto X per cent.
Tue market during the last hour advanced Ia
y pr cent, closing at or near the highest
point or tle day.
The transactions In stocks to-day aggregated
1l7O00 shares Tho pf1cipal dealings we're as
follows:
Lake shore, 33,2'O; Pacific Mail, $3.50;
Western Union, Il 400; S.. Paul, 1900.
Gold closed at ll2si@1l2rl
money offered at ..
Go, erntneutS active and strong.
Non nr. sal. sfttg
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John Cain, agent Of the Vermont mu
tual and other compaHies. 7iiice undc'
the town hall. d&w
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Weather Probabilities.

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June III a. III.
For the middle and Atlantic states,
soutberly winds, increasing to brisk and
possibly high, warmer, partly cloudy
weather and stationary, followed by fall
Ing barometer.
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Cir 8utland Daily Glohe.
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1876.

Adrsriissr- igM please hand in their matter at as
sgsiy en- hour in the afternoon as Convenient. By
ioing they oiu give us more time TO arrange and
. operiv display them, than II taken at late hour
The circulation Of the "Daily Globe" is equal
to, If not in oxcoss of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. Tho circulation Of tho
"Weokly Globe" is half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western YER
mont; and moro than the combined circulation
Of all the ether woekios in Rutland county.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-09
Obituary.

SpRINoFIELD, Mass, June 8.
President William A. Stearns of Amherst
college, died suddenly of paralysis of the
heart, this evening.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-09
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