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Rifle Shoot.

At the regular monthly club shoot Of the
Middlebury rifle club, held ON their grounds
at Middlebury Saturday, August 9th, for
the Peck shield, to be awarded to the maker
of the best target, it was awarde to Il p
Holton, on measurement of II ZIG
inches. The following targets were male;
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GRAND UNION sOTEL,

Broadicay, Opposite Postoelce, Whitehall, n. T.,
+, Fish, Proprietor.
This hotel is comparatively new, having
een reftted and repaired throughout, and
be found anywhere. Located in the
entral part of the place, it is convenient
% all places of business. With the expert
nee the proprietor has had in the holel
BUSINESS, he feels confident that lie Can
make the "Grand Union the most popu-
lar hotel in the state of New York.
fpf2dOrn
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j. Estey & Co. have male and sold nearly
10 0oo C age Or Jans In tie last four ars
Another maker boa o. h wing maze 50 UN0 in
che a. thity year Which ,nuN- the great
est D en- opularty? rsiey organs for the
centennial Year are AL NEW srylRs, am new
pc and he best OF te M Address
GEORGE q. DAY,
noy2ad6wly Rutland, Vt.
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
one with WATER POWER preferred.
Address,
CHARLES CLARK,
augl4dlf Rutland, vt.
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Che Rutland Daily Globe
MONDAY, AUGUST IA, 1876.

advertisers pW please hand in their matter at as
ccrtyan hour IN the afternoon as Convenient. By
so doing they wH gire us more time TO arrange and
property display them, than if taken at late hour
The circulation Of the "Daily Globe" is equal
to, if not in excess of, any other daily newspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
weekly Globe" is half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western Yer
mont and more than the combined circulation
of all the other weeklies in Rutland county.
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Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL UFFrcER,S
WASHINGTON, Aug. lf-l II. m. }
For New England, slowly falling barom-
eter, southwest to southeast winds, nearly
stationary temperature and generally clear
weather.
, 1876-03-08
REAL ESTATE.


The following instrnnlenta wtra haed for feoofa
'u'''''' S"~ a,1r PROPERTY.
rrcrgtren 1v, t6a It v Of 1Ioync ~. n Z, Mflao :.
w T. ,'aEsn ;'stsa ,'sfG H. I'LL Of Mitict Il.
No It no 92s), tnt+d Fab. .2+........:.:...: ls.o
Ashland ay, " cor Of n!n!ie a. e., s5x1a IT, -,
Gn ss dasa q s ona ay raRs
lct. Lla9 2-1o It, 1910 2-12 II, da'e' Aug y,
c:4foIi a. 1: i; ii oi :i1oft. w.
Il. and carroll =. % 4 ' Of ;'e,'srson Il, NJ.
ts,lss, tlo Z, ls,e FL ssp,. . ls tno* Asrs. us
o,f.oi 10 III 4, s. tiu Il Dspians. Il, CO.
n,k.'S "A! i@.vit it. ~
welt ss Iasa t. ts Il Il heion Il.
t9 elloy. dsssd y 5sn !. ~ - as'
rsh Hsa :. ao we.s tssatn Fl ssfa Z. .'sss o.:
laullna 81, :, 72x12l It. dated March e.... 3,t
uurlbus at, a y cur Of eorhih It, ss 10 1.1ox ~
o{son1s ,asnoa e. VII ,ssn u b;siou it.
1174 n. dated March l.. 1..............-.+'... =. -
In5k s;ss h q Z f 1s,d Ks5ts ',,, 80
McItcynnlls 1t, Xix ii W Of 1lidgestl!e roai'
NORTH or oTE1 L1A1rH, w1rHfA \ sAn'es os MIL
Me1roso st, N I, " Of Waubun NJ, I, 1o1110s
aou1n or CITY L1stIra Wifn1S s,sr RADIUS " AZ"
Fifty.th!rtl 1t, - II Of Jefferson Nv, f, 21x
iiBE II, Jatcsl Fet. =. .."..:.....'-... o..
Lotion IT. 2esS ~ s,1gt 1i T;}Sesfntes sta y Tc AZ
| rhn,nns a. 4 " CIR Of Forty.eighth st. . I, 439x
l2t H. .,ed nss, u, 1Tt,s n.rt1: or MI
| or UoUrf.ItDVsE,
| F'ru,rr1ck 1t, 1sDK II n Of North ~, " I, 231
ist a-io fl. dated March d...................
, 1876-03-08

Withdrawn from atoro Oh Monday for city con-
sumrtion: 7,503 bu wheat; 1884 bu corn; 1880 bu
oats; 3gA hu rya; 2050 bu barley.
Tho following Eruln via inspected into etorn On
Tuesday morning: 2 cars rejected wihter wheat,
carr No, N. ". wheat, Is cazu No. Z N. W.
dol No. Bprtng, 90 No. do. n cars No.
do. II cars rejected DO carB no grado do (10l
uhcat) No. corn, cars hgt-mlxod do. . cars
No. do, cars mixed DO, 10 rejected do ~
oats}; II while oats cara No, do. cars re-
Jected do, CAT uo grade 10 oafa); car no. )
TO: cara No. barley, cars No. do, car 70.
jected do. Total. lBt cars, OF 77Goo bn. Inspected
out: 78,ldo bu wheat a. 10 hu corn 71t hu oats, I'll
BIT ryo 1CB H1 barley. This posting inalcatoa That
two vessGla havu been loaded, with No. North-
weitcrn. aud With No. awheatsha fact not being
reported.
Tue Leading PRODUCE markets verc quito Irregular
yesterday. Wheat and corn vera rtrouger; but tbs
tendency in most otbcr Arlota 10 caaler range
o rrtccs Tia weather was lowering, ami thEealsnol
10 uo colder carly but warmed up towards noon, and
with Of Of spring floods in various parts
Of tho Northwest, especially At Mc0rcgor aud Ii
Crosse, where tho railroad tracka under 10 or IA
feet Of wuter. Tho dsya receipts fair, however,
notwithstanding lbs recent soft woather, and good
many operators inclined 10 bcitot that tbsy will
contiuus ~ Largo wanted BY the trado under present
conditions.
There was lltts that waa now OF important to noso
In conncollon with tho dry-Qoods tuarkns. Tho un-
favorable weather operated nganht an active move
nent, but very respectable aggregate Of ssas wks
accomplished nevertheless and 1t fully sustained
prices. Jol,acfs Of groceries had fatr trade Eud
nothing morn. In values no 1aotahls changes werc
nale though further advance In suEarz and hlgicr
psiccs for sirnps talked Of. Cofoos remain un-
scttlsl. Other linoa, comparatively, wero steady.
Tho demand for butter continues unabate, nn the
market IL ar1u and higher. Cheese firm aud nn-
changed, though for tlno goodR tho tendency waa
nf ft111fH
, 1876-03-08

L.
siilEP-Mort ~ !arSo afinps, ama ,c. norss ~
buyers oser!ng ,t@:ae below 1T wntks e!o'taH
pr,se. Good % ctntcs arhns WIRE aoss nn A. @ .nn
tatet. W gnoo pnnf 70 common ~ ks.uS"s& & 10. n
End 20 rt1'''a s'3' ts'"'. Eat1@ n"s oe ~
se.@A6.ao'
HGFfA!O' ,.. mi, .,..,
urffALa Marsn n'.-VAItLs|itsee'E.s. L. ~. .I la
fot the WEEK. sSl mnfket oy nteusIaclg sn 9,ts
ltise :e9!o h}ghsr; iHnos. e.esre fs.. III a. vG @
si:1k9ahi Mssa'Ben, mst""tt W., s''S
6nkEr AM AND LsMrs-!s3a!pn, 4no' so.Sl !or ';as tns
wSesl lv,s; mA. e ootsY Nv ~. s s,t s9T ;s: Tr
disnn' s5 NJ. q ii. -.
lloaR-l,e:oIpis 1,000; total for tho week. 1900
market moderately active for FOOD; ton nany liEht
Hasny sT ~ ~. ~ ~. ncsyv
s.73.
EAST Liberty. ......-
East I1nrnTr. Pa. March 7.-CArrIE--1lecclrta TO.
ay ~ hesu or csIs o. tnfe,ga hooE, - eats it M
th1 market supply alt nnu lalI naan4 ps,rea e. NY ~
70 Better; iea Sioesoso: mediafn 10 Gooa' ete'es
6.no; common 70 !nf, sa2s'gaM. ~ =, .o<,
odSTArcflnts oenay, - - neaa; 2osees'' $''oS
o'tn: rhlt'nairnish c2o .,,,n a, a. r.,
snEEf-Nece1lhst to'oS5f "'i"o "eAoi sei'nB ~ Sf''
1o.ih. ---
wRTEATo"f.
TArEn1oHN, March T.-HSEr utTTLn-tesefts'
91p nlarkot weak; sacs Of Ghtice y " ooa ~;
tn. 80o@ !75: frst quality, $7.0o9713 scconu s5o1
9H.Ho; third, s5.t09j.Av.
, 1876-03-08


:Mscial D.'Sateh 10 77s calsa1u rttbunf.
1tvERrooL, March TIL q. ta.-TLoul-No. ],
7,s: No. 2, 2ts,
Observation-Disclosures, No. !, Los; No. ?, " 3D.;
spring. No. loa 1od: No. = u lodi white, No. !, los;
No. ., % 10d; club, Nv. ], lea III; No. los ~. Corn
Nov, 2ts oaQ, 27a; old. c9s.
rahv1stuN4-Iosk, Sis, Lard, bos ID.
LINEnpooL, March ia 2. II. m.-CoHN-Hov efs ddG4
e1a. -.r
L1vIarooL, March 7-s:3o p. m.-Lsrd. eos.
LIVERPOOL March 7-Latest. - Co1Tos-ateady:
ak@tf 0l6A: eales, 12001 bales Including o,o0 for
speculation and export, aud 1900 American.
DnEApa1uRTs-6teAdy. Wheat-Isccelpts for three
days, 900 quarters, Including ID. d.ooo American Call
fornIa white, average o. l0dAlosi do club, los 2d@
lns Cd red Westotn spring. to II lodges 1od; do
winlar, o. Bae3tUs. Fiour-Wcstesn canal, 22,32As.
Cornwcuern .ni1nt, now. 2oa 6dt927s; do, old, 2oa.
Oats--Ss45. bl, paElsy-2s ID.
ppoy1.,os<-pTtns ncAs pork, 81s. uesf-ptlm@
mess, 0ls{agl Gi. Lard-American, co.., CLocss-
Flns American, els. paco1-10ug clear, s2SGd; abort
clear, bis.
TALLow-Ftna American, 49a
pE7noIxuH-netnel, ll3ll!ji; spirits. 8XG9kd.
L1asxxp O1L--aia Cd; COMMON RESIN, A1<Q3d.
srInira TuaPEsEisE-2la sd'Sass.
LONDON AIaEtA 7,-CoasoIa-Aousy. u JIG;
account, u BIO.
AxKAioAN sxou1IrIss-J6s los; 's7s. l01H; l0-los,
100; new oa, lod: New York Central lol; Erls, 1t;,
preferred. 80.
T4LLow-i8s.
suoAn-Eo. "a Dutch standard, saost, 2lAs.
rAn1s. AlarcA d-Hks7Es-e1f s2&e.
FAAHKfclT, NarcA 7.-UKrtIp 8rATka BoNn4-Nsw
6s, 1ol;i.
AstwKAP, March 7.-ptrRo1xux--4oks.
, 1876-03-08
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS.


NEW YoRx, March 7.-Go!l declined from 11t4:
10 l14H, and closed Ut 1ll;s. Carrying rates,
toA.
Governments waro quiet 1t fractional decline.
Railroad 1on1s Arm Toledo l. Wabaah issurs ad-
vAnccd to s, rss selling up to o. seconds 10 O., H.
Louis division to 75, aud convertible u %. The a
duo the result Of foreclosure proceedings
In Indiana.
Hato securities wore dull. Tho Chicago. Icak
Island b pAeiho Railroad Company haa notified tho
Block Exchange that It will hereafter mako monthly
statements OF earnings. Judge Davis in tho f3upsugo
Court today dissolved tho injunction granted anne
ume since tcaltalusng the panatua Railroad Company
from eatablhinB line Q! steamers between Now
Yort sua AapiuwA1i and Panama aud Ban Francisco.
Btocks were Irregular. Like shore declined J, and
Western Union l. Pacific Alail, Aock Island, Ohios,
E1ie. and Now York Central ware stasdy, and tno
Granger shares were weak. Tr1usacuons aggre8aGd
13J e0o hhs7es, Of which st COO 1nce Mail 100
Western unlou, 1900 b. Paul. ~ COO lake Bhoref srl
10000 Miahl8su CantraI.
Money tnaEket s44y At 2{3l Prime mercantile Ia-
per. 4HGbh,
cuatom receipts. ss7s,Coo,
The Assissant Treasurer dsbrz1ed taiG,ooo.
Produes a1ports, ~, ,121.N0.
CesEngr, $2l, ,0o0.vn1.
IORS+r
, 1876-03-08
5urplua Of Loannblo Funds Increasing
---Smnll Offerings Of COM
~ msroia Paper.
New York Exchange Flrmer---
Light Movement of Cur
E Tcncy,
Tile Produce Markets Irrcgnlar.'.fro'
visions Less Active md Easier.
Whoat and Corn Fir1ner---statoment OF
arain In Etors. =
FINANCIAL.

IA tkNH HAFH n r
ri. d.nos,t. .rc ncre..ua slowly and the offerings
~ paes,,I,tc. Of Tho conmsroiai, manufacturing,
.n1 ,,b,r .,,omnrs of thu h.pks nru not prA1stnR,
~. s.,,r,. ara lIobt f,om lhe Board Of Tralc aud
a. o,or.t ,bA onno7tun,tIta Of thu bsuks far using
tI,a9- frnta rrnhts1x IRA rr,Iriotrd
n,tna NJ .1tanm,nt ara aa!D pcx cent md copceH.
ron, m thnaa rhsa can ts oltafned Iii uxccptonal
-,s..
On thu strret there IA co1upetuou for pood 1nrHr
Tn,e. NJ ~. cc7t and uuwsri..
Nsw yort c,eb,nrn ras soJ.l bcexsan t,anta 1t eOa
eoa discount for 81 .uJu.
Tho clea,inra gcrc sJ7oo 900.
.sarerxrn1a nv n.ru nv cA11PonsrA eronr.
~, a.n Frsnc,.co Dut,,,,n of March usya In its
onancfo1 column.
Tba dcllnnntnt ,st for tha tccoud asuossment Of
lsAed to-tlay, and Rlows TIA eame cosnmenaAb)e
pfompsne on W. patL o. sne , ~ s
stS "tn ~ or m1ne is1innue,ts m Ia nraaent
mst. and tae sosn amount nnnaM - ~: rn,py G1.
~ nu ~ - - 10 Scr tsxs sInrne nnnt,cr
~ oo m, IT,, ntt,"rs fo snG sh.rrt naci the
fn,r rnna fnr so 0 icsYinu nniy n t,oo 10 IL ,a,l
i,v Tho nticr ntc I}r1rss naid ~ ihs I3 Of Mnrc!
AZ mich at tns s.ock a. ID necessary viii Lo rod b5
ruhI'n snctton m sot sv tn cnVcr ts .ssessn,a a1
at. nj sais Il a. 1aetci thst othtr asntssmcuts
Iii ~ raco.s,rr
~ ~ N-e-a.,.,.. ,,,.,,y
huhlHLss xufaHcEe IN Lua1p"t
dan. oun Of tbam Of soma fn,poriancc, Tho cable
st.,,. ta,.... 49, ,h.,. is .o,,o ,,,e,sinaa. In
oAlA'ca'ss .no'case 11a' 'ne'o w. =, ',o "
oualnasa and banking c1rres. lA~ 10 pl"u*"y tlo'n
, 1876-03-08

e. cases granite: North Chicago I!olllng> MIN C..
10 tnns apaIrc'.iron F'eh. Lister 4 on ~ Cases dfy
goods: Ftank s!argsa Co.. 593 hotss IN ls%te; H.
ca essts dry Rrs~lH N, T. Kennedy 81. r"'' Haa'
Isi Daiy coilce,ea ,tart,, :, 1875, so.7sl..s.
rtoVis,oEs. ....,.
NUa tltOpECTS-Wcro less active In tho sFRrras'e'
nud prices tended downward, though hnss wero In
tiaht supply and quoted nrrnr. There Hcrs Tow o.
dc.s II, from outside md they mostly TO sell for ysr-
Ties who had purchased on hc rcecnt ADVANCE "hieh
left tho market to c sastatnci cht5 u osal orsat.
ora, who f1cl In fals number nf allorsa iIcfpoo!
was understood to o F,ncr On lnfd aaE' IheaEs oas
tho ambition Ut huyera 10 aaa hold seems 10 hnvo cen
satisfied snl tho tendency u now rather 10 feate'
Tho tralluo for present trvdry was especially light,
which however. was partially due 10 the weather. tho
temreraure not being favorable 10 Tho handling of
meats unloss fnl5 cnFtls ...
Mces roak-Was moderately nctive, hut wcaf, do.
dining 32@s5o per trl n small part ps which was
afterwards recovered. Balcs wetc reported Of 1,aoo
brls rcler tbs month At t11UiGa72.lo; 1b.iso br'a
,clIcr April at e2l10322.55; 500 brls seller May
At s129ctall5s; aud $500 brls scilcs June 1t s22so
sa.y ii *41.U5 cash Or seller March; s12.12Ktg
t.:is rcl!eF April; s22.nh0aAaS 'eer May; nud
Prime MESS I,ork waa qu!e 4. 5000. Extra primo
quoted At s1d.6o, with sato Of 20 bsls extra primo at
Lsno-waa dull during shs ereater, p,ss Of the ses-
sion, and declined 15c per 100 In t,slor liberal offer
Tugs. but recovered afterwards 10 within 2Hso OF tho
closing hGarcn at htonl,y. when Liverpool
was gnoted Cd per lit IT, higher. Sales were
reported of 2a0 tea Keller thu mouth nj
$i59; con tcs at Qulncy) fe.lct ast half Masah at
sl500; 0a tcs seller April At sl315esis.2a; and
1900 tcs seller May at $3.51 134s Total lo.a0 tea.
Tho market closed acady At Sl5.tlH CASH t'r heller
March; tt3!2N seller April; &l3t2A selitE
Atay: md 3tJ.tU Ae!Icr Jtsne. ....,.-
MEATa-Wctc unusually quiet anil = Hlsado easier,
csnCclAy Oil MtAatcs, which averaged shout }ao ror
h 1owsr nuycrs held or, III sympathy With tho eaftor
fcong In rNrk hut mort hntcrs reluctant TO &C
ceps lower prizes. Suies reporte nf 90! lba
short ribs at II 70 cash. ma l!io Reler htY 70 bozca
long clears at II it: aud sUo! its green shoulders ut
8Ac. The following tho c.osing r4ngo Of prices
Shoul- Long Short Bhoft
ters. cl1at. rib. clear.
ns'!s. d.sl 'eo.s:.:: T.: ii4 TX 4.
AuriI ionas AZ liz liz t1H
May......:........ ": IL. ~. ,,oii3;11
lsacon, cash. ...9t.G9H ~. 12E&lo lJ@!JA
Long and short clfaFs quoted b: l9c ctah. anu
llHo seller March, boxed; green hams. l?eai2Ho
awsotriekiel do 5t91akc; oumborands, ll.lc, asal,
or seller March longeut han,s, 1sA1tJ4c, bosod
bacon bhuls, 135Gs14Hc.
0nEAsE-sSas qust At 7@?c, With Ralo Of 2Gl pick
nEFF fHopUCTB-Tere steady and rn!ot at $o.1i
@i0.t0 for 1nsss, so.7s41loo for extra n1css, nnd
$El.h0la94.o0 Tor hams.
| TALLow-Wao quoted ut 8af95Hc.
, 1876-03-08
viee l!i2 tslesl 70 Great Britain s,sss ba,s; x.o.

Hiss bs1esl 70 Great Britain, 8,33s ta1es; st,
CuAnLEsros, March 7.--oolton quiet and ,,o,,.,
m!dli.ng, 1a,t@19Ho; not recclrts, s3a ba,es y.
ports cosatw!se, -; nsics. 90. w.
GALVESTON, MArth 7.-Cottuu nrr: mi33R..
12so; net receipts, 1.17 baiao: gross 1o1: c1r,s.
to tho Continent, ,8Go; coaatwioc, l4sJ; saes, i:a
gAvANNan, Mnrch 7..-Cotson dull; m,ddltas.
12Ac; net receipts. i3 bRles; exports coaRtyIse s
Balos. 7b7. "'
mt reoAirts, LOIS taHsi exporta coast~li., iii.
sales, t,bo0. '
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET,
fHiLADxLrnlA. March 7.-Wpol dull; rsiets ,a,,
and In fnvor Of buyers; supply light; ohio, ronn,,
vnnla, and West Virginia Xxx and aloye, t5at;e.Tr
4sss7e ,uolluua. 4s3,2o; cosrse. 46saoo; Man Yo,S
Michigan, Indians, anI Wcntcrn nne. AtsN4sc; ns,
u, l1S BIC; eoarao, st9 lGa cofnbIng. wsalrd n,
G2cs combiug. unwashct. axe: GaiIatla combs,
c1o; nno uuwasAcl. 29as3oa: c3arro anil 1ne3yus
unwashctt, 31a37No: tub wa*hcl, cosssc: exit, MI
msrno pulled, Dot9 TIC; No. and SUPER pulled, -
Ale: Texas fine and medium, 2292io; Ts,as eo.r,.
2032io.
NEW YORK pRy+oooDs MARKET.
NEW Yoax, March 7.-pusneas waa Irregular rtA
commission houses, and tho Iobbina tra Ia Wiz mr..
nc.lvo Additional discounts offered w agent. on
somo makos. Brown shtetnas and b1eachod shItt,s,
were in fair demand. rrihsa wtro ecte. A1,n.
fancy rritts were reduced to 6Ke. Bpragueh shsJr,
HrNs reduced 10 g.. Droas-goods vera In ,.a1,
dcuend. Wontona ruled gnibt. Foreign gou1a ~.
dun.
CLEVELAND PETROLEUM, MARKET.
C1xyE1.AHp, O., March 7.-rctrolc,Ml firm: th...
lowtr; stanlard white, ITO tts., 1isc; prime st,
ITO tcst 12tio; Michigan tent, ALAG, car-oss caah,
PlTTs1uf11 PET ROLEuM MARKET.
rrr1suunr, March 7.-Fctrotcun, dn crntle rs,t
$2,01 nj Parters; renntd, l3at@l3;fc, rhiladel1s,
delivery.
WILMINGTON TuRPEHTtNe MARKET.
TiLMNaroN, N. c., Msrch 7.-apirta OF iu,pts
| tlno Grn. Ut JtiSc.
, 1876-03-08
COMM MERCIAL..

Tba following were The rcceipss and shipments Of
to lssd!n8 articles OF producs in this city during tbs
tEcuty-fours hnu.B ending 1t o'clock On Tuosday
morning:
, 1876-03-08

1tOtlB-A1 wers dla1ppoIntatl N tho character q
yosterday's aupply. 1nstsad Of m increase, sa to
Of sumethtng nke 129o head, tho arrivals amounting
70 only shout 7tuo leaa ThD effect upon pr!ccu q
au active dsnl<nd eather from tho local Or Estcrn
trads but there scEo not enough hogs 10 Ill tic or
dorH, mud setere found It easy mattor 70 recover
only three nppearcd In tho Lat Of buyers but
tAoir urchnses rc.ccd very considerable portin OF
tie pIeItngs. HAss reported at $1.B5@8.eb for
bacon gradca At e79oaH2D for common 10 good pntk-
ing hogs. and at for roor to chocs heavy
shirpng grades. Shippers and infcr1ot heavy Bold 1t
$7.25@775. There weto extra rhltxderhias OIL
aplc, aud values Of cout.o nominal. Tho market
closed hr1n.
, 1876-03-08

SOUTHERN COTTON MAHKETs.
NAV cntEAHs, March h7.-Costan-pssnAnd modsF.
Ato saes. boo balaa; good ordinary 10 strictly good
ordinary, a}s3luHe; midlines To strictly niddungs,
1a'.93Hc; receipts, net 0,sla t4leal 9roas, $3.50
bales; exports 10 the Continent, 6R bAles; co&st-
, 1876-03-08

Bess h De,ohsr...:.. esH Caledonia. .......... g.
1fAts h Norcross..... 4s buccof .-t."*.''''f' ="
Grown Point. Ask
, 1876-03-08

Shingles on txack. ............ ......... 1as9 2Eo
51ETAIs AND HAIspwAnE-sprlng ordcss sse 10
7sir. wclo ii not 1er fhs naoss impassablo eonAt-
ton Of the country roads, Prices aro une1snHed.
the @ recent % ehsaco IN IL sell VII psoeatiy eosater:
&c, h' tendency y ak rS 1*
IT, sr ,t io tsse l:e IsFFS a. IT, e. e sa
,o s 9 sbes6as sxf sS sst rs &c. VI esr z1so
SO rates: Nussls Iron, Inclusive, I7o Do. No. !
vssizai Ifon No. ~ 10; A!sconnt q per esnt wink
Nos 70 2 q; to III q 19e; 70 = 70 X HI
j, i,o; ao 35o;, tal bundles, per cent discount:
| fenee wl<s. sAo: 90. small iots, eHc.
price,, IN cnacpcnco ot compotltion heiweoa manu-
acl,,rers Tha noaiaa1 ratio IL $9 but this aat!ad
largo os a1eny oFaars aro sahs Eeot to tho fas-
oiLs-prlceu o, ola remain ths SAME Is ut the
slose Of l.st wesk, md W quito The gs,oFsl mar
Sss,ss. = ss III II sse. wilt. - ts:t ,7Ss r
:eatG :1 sSs ILL., il ss: - I ;ss
is5: u @ se'sa9s as No. o. .sts' Hts sss
strals. 90; plumhsso oil. .u1esntine, 4yo
:sss;:fs ss!a:: s::;' :s 'ss a!is. g | M II:
5e1ffa bifTny 4 3o Ys % l9ru,.o,. voro ,e,reo and
:es Al 4 11s wa afsa ,sS w;fs ,
for Email Varieties. Fueons sold at 81 ~ Der dol i'll
sEEDa-we.p moderately, attire. tue better grades
kisacr. Loy ssaic. u iimotly . sauge froa sloogs
:l5. and prime b ouahs *32o F4nsy sold nj ta:9H
p!ss 'S s.,. q ss y f&s: L % s ss Il 4 s
t0c F!a1 vas au!ot At 9,.lotsl.2,;
q. VI sspsy Il ~ aa: ss;i % ;a IT, ,', Ill., s:ss
:s; sgs ss'sy .ss ss: it, Is: .iS; 4'
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, 1876-03-08

efs, CASES e.anlc North Chicago 11olllngMlll Co..
10 tnns apaIrcl.lron Fls. I.,ee un ~ caHts dry
gnotl.: Frlnk Sturgea Co.. 513 to1es tin lsato: Il,
Gl,,,1an c., = cn!'s wrn reps: ]. v FarH,J Go,
c9 dry Rrs~lH N, Il r. Kennedy, 1T. las Mas''
C5ss HIt,y,
Only collected .farel, :, 1875, Fe.75l.!s.
, 1876-03-08

LMtNaTON TuRPEHTtNE MARKET,
WiLM1NaroN, N. G., Msrch 7.-spisita OF iu,p.s
tInp firnl nj lllxc.
, 1876-03-08

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, 1876-03-08


rrrrsuunr, March 7.-Fctrotcun, dnll; crt.le rs,t,
IL, 2,01 ut Furter's; rencd, 1850, rhillls1sa
delivery.
, 1876-03-08

CLEVELAND PETROLEUM MARKET,
CtxyELAHp, O., March 7.-rctrolc1u firm; tl,..
lower; standard whito ITO test, 1isc; prime Will.
ITO lest, 12tio: michigan teas, 5liG car-ioss caah
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-09
TILDEN's TAX.
A Transcript from the u. y. AS
SCISSORS Books.


From the New York Tribune (Ind). -'T-
The figures in the table given below,
showing the amount Of income tax paid
by Gov. Ti!den from 1862 TO 1872, inclu.
ave, are taken from the books Of the
United States Internal Revenue Asses
sor, and are now under investigation by
Commissioner Raum. The figures in
the first column give the year in which
the income was earned. In the year 1868,
Two assessments were paid, the first being
the annual tar Of 5 per cent on S7,62l, y
and 2 per cent on $500, and the other
being The special war tax Of 8 per cent to
the total amount Of Sl4,992. In 1904,
Mr.. Tlden made no return, and his in
come was estimated by the Assessor. On
the amount thus assessed, Mr.: Tilden
paid the tax. In 1865, a. in the preyi-
Gus year, no income was reported, and
the tax, with q penalty Of 25 per cent,
was collected on the Assessors estimate
OF income. In the following year the
penalty was increased to 80 per cent, no
feturnbeine made. heonly year, from
1864 to 1872, in which Mr.. Tilden made
any return Of income was In 1870, when
be paid a tar onSl4,S64. The transcript
from the Assessors book b rs follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-09

CHICAGO LUMBER MARKEr.-The re
eeipts for the week reach IS, sos, 900 feet
which is fully mp to the average Of this
season though falling off from last
year Of nearly 5000, 900 feet. The total
receipts TO this date are 100000 feel
less than for the same time in 1875.
Just now there Is large amount o.
lumber piled in the yards, and there il
some anxiety manifested to dispose Of it
which has a strong tendency to weaken
prices, or at all events to prevent any ad
vance being made. The amount on hand
at the beginning Of this month was about
1000, 900 feet in excess Of last year; and
In all probability this difference has in
creased rather than diminished.
An advance Of one or two dollars per
thousand is talked Of for September, but
II Is impossible to say whether it will be
made or not. There is room for II, and
we believe that only little firmness and
concert Of action is necessary among the
leading operators 10 make it q success
Shipments for the week are not quite VI
10 last weeks standard, but show fail
average and are indicative OF fair bust
neis. ....
The total shortage to date is 81, 7,97(
feet. Collections continue TO come ii
slowly, improving gradually as the season
adyances.-Nothrestern LumberMan, dug