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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-09
Railroad Notes.
TICKET AGENTS CONVENTION.

TICKET AGENTS CONVENTION.
NEW YORK, Sept. 8.
The convention of railroad ticket agents
began It's session to-day. Nearly all the
important roads of the country, with the
exception of the New YORK Central, are
represented. G. p. Atmore, of the Louis
vile, Nashville and Great Southern rail-
road, was chosen chairman, and Samuel
Bowel, of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy road, secretary. S. f. Pearson,
general agent of the C. G. & l. road, made
the annual address. Thomas l.. Kimball,
of the Union Pacific road, was chosen to
make the next annual address. A resolu-
ton was offered to the effect that the rates
on centennial tickets be reduced to one
full fare to New York and return, and to
Philadelphia and return the rate shall be
one dollar less than to New York and re-
turn, from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland
Crestline, Columbus or Cincinnati or west
or south thereof that no line shall be per-
mtted to sell round trip centennial tickets
unless they participate in the reduction on
the basis of one full fare for the round
trip. This was referred to committee.
The round trip rate at present i, one full
fare and q half.
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Additional Election Returns.

Sharon, E. b. Chamberlain, 11S 6S
We give above the additional returns of
the governor vote. These, with the cor
rected returns, give republican majority
of 23,5S2. Only two towns, Belvidere and
Victory, remain unheard from. They gave
in 1874 democratic majority of "a. Al
lowing the same vote this year We have a
republican majority of 23,55s.
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Maine Bows Going Home.

WAsnINGToN, Sept 8.
The department clerks from Maine gen.
orally, left last night to vote.
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N laval.
WAsHINGTON, Sc

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.
The Gettysburg will 90 out to make sur
veys in certain localities and the Essex will
join the North Atlantic squadron.
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CoUSTERrEITERs ARRESTED.

Two Italians, having the appearance of
tramps, were arrested to-day for passing
counterfeit $40 bills of Lafayette national
bank of Indiana, and the national bank
of Richmond, Ind.
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Hampden Park Races Postponed.
SPihNaFIELD. Sept. s.
Owing to the heavy strack the races for
to-day at Hampden pd have been post
poned till 10 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17
THE COURTS.

The argument on the report of the Rapid Transit
Commission was put yesterday by eIJudge EInott to
"Wednesday next Peckham being sick and Mr. Parsons
engaged M The tral Of SUIT
The suit of Patrick Cox against the People wa,
argued at great yesterday the General Term Of the
supreme Court plaintiff convicted at the Special
sessions 1876 Of miiemeanOr, in selling aulte
rated milk aud tho Peultentay for month
His counsel W s. Wolf COntended for the prisoner that tbs
Act 1873 Chap 1885, So comforting power on the BoaIi
Health Unconstitutional am mat tero nA3 no eSl
ence that COX who sold the milk MI Picnuce
Board urged that the act was constituents nte o9
and heard the prisoner thdl INC
Term had Ia interfere Decision was reserved
In the suit of the BOwcry National Bank against
the civ tried before Judge Barettin supreme Court Circuit
The iury fonnd yesterday a verdict for the city The bank ~
the assignee Of the Hanar Wood Pavement Company u
moneys due on . paving part Of Northumberland
wentyeight.st only question before the jury was
whether or not Injunction laid the city restraining ~
perfec the assessment 70 pay or ue ~
" the \. J. htImrr Tor the cry Hiig'l
gt before uy that Tweed had directed 70 %
va. COMPLETED and the found that the Ciy "' NV
neg gent in the injunction slll
In the suit of Augustin DAILY against l. AllSJoh
pron 10 RESTRAIN Ia, advertising publishing oil play en-
,ii,I.t Pinned" Judge curtis superior Court special
Term ba. granted the Injunction asked lie says tat upon
the hearing Of motion the Application for the
INJUNCTION was waived except to the Use Of the
Pinned was copyrighted by the authores Ila PGrion on
>us z l--2 under the Of Her LORD ana Master .
ID anna ia Five Acts" This name Ia, been changed 70
,la ~ Piqur' had fiyorably received by te public
mi, title Pllu'u appear n ~ 'i-' "hri' an
almost similar used 10 t illih ana 10 lhn'i wrong
Inch .lrt Justice should rnIon DE mot on for an IN
,prtnn a. granted respects the Tito Fqurd' Win
s.. : II uln appeared tor plaintiff l.. b. Post for do
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perory the wites3 who lreI touched by the
religious influences, 81 the universal studens
who go to speculate upon the and the phase.
OF feeling developed there. The Rev. G.. H. Hepwortn
read tho requests for prayer Among them the usual
one for Yale College which cannot be given up one for
the City Of Toronto In which there great revival and
several for habtual opium The case OF man
who has eaten opium for l6 years, and who has been
taking 90 grains in - hours, has before the com
mtce. and many efforts have been made in his behalf
The Rev. Dr. Chapman led IN prayer, and Mr. Sankey
sang How sweet the name of Jesus sounds"
Mr. Moody said ." | take for my subject to-day Attic
ton NOu viii find in the 10th Psalm 9Th verse the.
words: Before afflicted. went astray; but now
have kept Thy word and again, m the list verse IA
H. good for that have been afflicted, that might
learn Thy statutes. We stand affection better than
can prosperity, for In prosperity forget God
When work is light, prospects good, and
everything looks smooth and easy, We are mora
said II j. the dead Level Of affairs that makes MS 20 70
ruin 4 great many have wrong idea OF God, and
think He sends Affections because lie don't them:
they think that because they don't know Him lie sends
Affections 10 humble our heart. and make us look Him.
and because He loves lie cannot let leave Him
and forget Him" NJ. Moody read letter from a young
he was there fear she might be converted but why
since then had been brought to God through suffering
The Rev. DR.. Booth said There IL no subject winch
God has taken pains TO make clear to than The
OF affections, and II We will look them In tho
face after the first suffering Will why lie
sent them. There l. nothing which gives us pOg.
feelings, the death of llttle child. When L
was travelling the Holy Land / cano
river which swollen very HIGH and the sheep for
SheaTing stood the bank and would not But tho
shepherd took lamb in his and started into the
river. The with cry rushed after him. and ths
whole flock followed after. 30 It Is when God takes
his children" The Rev DIR. Rodgers made sh rt al
dress, and after prayer by the Rev DR.. MOAoer tho
meeting adjourned To the inner rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17
DECIsIoNs-M,RcHIG

Supr-r, Court Chambers-By Judge Donohue.-
Bradley lsl Ti,'y . ID mn ~. i, - w. li IsErI Fin acf
,aru-Oror granted walker at ~annl,r,i salisbury 'st
RADIANT Cooir agt PomiIr, I',,,e lst H'' aooni
drn,d Thompson as The MayG g Nemoani p.1,
Macy az Eagnl Ng,i'9 gIi"r Ma''e, W I,
tc,. II me Marine Court.-wr, granted
ton 81 tni- 5'r and an explanatory aay, should be sun
,v J,it LTrrnce -D,y, ast The Erie Railway Com.
p,uyTrerr reference 70 take proof 81 The taGs
n' t @ State has not certified a. required Dy the s Of
I~5p the Signature and seal Of h' comm ,-".' broio
whom tse E"Nrl- "i t',ip I S ssnn IN ,r sn n"
aAums OF M ground, upon which this motion is maize and 10
sisted within week from date Arr.a agt Don man
me lrgl the plsuu0~ complaint ana aindayts on
which tho motion ot An iIs,1In y on1''I sS Ir ~
the AFFIDAVIT. ant answers oi me l'ruthl' an l'I,iplo
Burp lgt Biileran agL kltiIeigr FroosArr AT
".G.iI| iar i By Judge Lawrence Bunker agt Guar
dian Mutual LIE Insurance company aud amendmen'
PiT H-By Judge Douohue -Ha-kin agt The Mayor, sc
,Iscai Tro.-By Judge Iarrrmore -Hea'y ast Healy.-
The ground adultery Of the defendant custody Of The
children awarded 10 plantin Bo'ans ag a2i '"1t Ell al
Tor defendant on the demurrer MN
rhr place college Memorandum for counsel PcntiaIgo aGt
Iac-thal ct al Demurrer overrulcd opinion.
Sypcyior TOurt->Decini ISy7u--By Judge Speir.-
Fn.ten agt chapman, Findings Of fact ana Conclusions
~ Inigc curtis Daly agt Broen-P'uta's motion -
ca Din tu- OF ti'lr pipue' tho udWr oi pay
Ion onn,ei -chwarl sc agt O,onnrr - Motion for
irayc To ME aud 'ryr rXcrPiions nD Pc ,' RSyI on
Errlurr- t.rcriyrrs bond approved. 1he UhiOn Dime
I'm the city Of NswhurA aEL COLE
order. granting rrcN cr o sc. Mccarthy agt
Thomas 81 ordered In rlauon of EdWa art j
Miller. debtor discharged nom Imprisonment ana
gnurut cNccut to James n NycrIi or bcnet q" eretI
o, tucl agt Fran. ~ al Goldberg ACT. Lcyla-ou Ash
man AFT Sew YORK central and HUDSON Il. r. Co-Ordor
granted
Cannon PI,as-Np,,iai IsrDi-VV judge IaUIcmOrn.
merry at. 6r,r,. SO, memorandum i8y counsel
Murine COur-i haUbsrs-By Judge nCAdam.-
g,I,ptrr ag wood. Memorandum 'HT attorneys. LAX let
rsrr--u,lgmeut Tor defendant. EnoAu.irr dcL EWrry-
smith iLt EtftMntul denied
,,p.r. ulury; Now YORK lathogrdilIing in
Company agt m.trt -ann2rd 2gl Peter ihO9p
~ Nhlar Nauu,rt mud Pul. 'r, Bank Agt BTOVer
,Lr ava grau&: Chit- aEt Weld No't "Et 'ncEgn Won
U,-,--Muiuu> causes granted Nlri tSb
Wr.i. l>,Ily lri. chadwick FWkhard Hgt. Hammoni.
NtIi,, Al. t,il.,h Mount 1gt tuIEM1ons g" I.'niss
,rfltif. granted ~ NFlll AT
F,1-Nurou granted. RAILWAY Advertising company .SI
L..,..I D,n,d wright, \upIdu AT V ItElt--
Nu.au, Granted Gutth> dgt uauluu.- Motion granted
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THE MONDAY MEETING.

On opening the noon services yesterday, Mr..
Moody Hospitality said to those assembled, while We
rise sing the first hymn will the friends please come
down from the galleries You look II you did not be
long to company at all, way OF there, scat
tered about. Let sit together in the center"
BY emptying the galleries the floor Of the hall was
nearly filed Thore about 5000 people present
There were present few Of tho waits who some
times drift in there for entertainment. few Of
tho curious that 70 with clear impression vi their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-17
THE EVACUATION of BOSTON.
ONE HIrNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY.

MEETING IN THE OLD SOUTH CHURCH.
The one hundrcdth anniversary of the evacuation
Of Boston by the British army will be celebrated III
that city to-day. Salutcs will be fired at sunrise
and at sunset by an artillery company, and there
will be parade by several regiments. meeting
will be held in the Old South Church from 10 to
a. m. The Women's Centennial Committee, VINO
manage the celebration in the church. have an
nounccd that short speeches may be expected from
the Rev. f. +. Hale. DR.. Samuel Eliot. the Rev
James Freeman Clarke the Hon. JOSIAH Quincy
and the Rev Phillips Brooks. The buildings OF tine
City Government will be illuminated at night.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-01
GARDEN SEEDS A SPECIALITY.

OTATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, SIS:
- In the Superior Court of &Grion county,
In the state OF Indiana, Oecem Der term, 1875.
No. l0,iS5. Divorce.
Margaret Z. Marthens VS.. Charles L. Mar
thens.
Be it known, that on the 9th day OF July,
1915, the above named plaintiff by her at
torneys, filed in the Office of the clerk of the
superior Court of Marion county, In the state
OF Indiana, complaint against the above
named defendant for divorce, and on said 18th
day of September. 1876. the said plaintiff fled
in said court the affidavit OF a competent per-
son showing that said defendant, Charles E.
Marthens, is not resident Of the state OF
Indiana.
Now, therefore, by order of said court, said.
defendant last above named is hereby mott
fed of the filing and tendency OF said
complaint against him. and that unless he
appears and answers or demurs thereto, at the
calling OF said cause on the second day of the
term OF said court, 10 be begun and held at
the court house in the city on Indianapolis,
on the first Monday in May, 1876, said COM
plant, and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, will be heard and de-
termined in his absence.
A. H. BROWN, Clerk.
HUFF a NlCHOI. Attys. for Pi'f.
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MoNET, STOCKS. ETC.

NEW YORK, FEBRUARY q.
Money esSy at Sai per cent.
Prime Mercantile paper 41z96 per cent.
Custom receipts, s574,,0o.
Ass slant treasurer disbursed si0l 900.
Clearings, Sl9o 0o.COO.
Sterling Exchange is quoted at 81 $50 aor 60
Gays. and 81 SslS for sight.
Gold opened at ia, and fell of TO ll57 !,
advanced to ll41I, and closed at ia.
Rates paid for carrying were to S per cent
Governments closed steady, after frac-
tional decline.
Railroad bonds firm.
state securities quiet.
Stocks, with the exception OF Rock Island
and Erie, which were strong, have been weak
and lower, decline ranging from "a to 81
per cent. for the latter and Lake Shore
With the exception mentioned above, the
market closed active and weak, with prices
at about the lowest of the day.
Transactions on Stock Exchange were 1885,
coo shares, of which 9tOO were Pacific Nail,
$1,000 Western Union, l2.0U0 Northwestern,
ll.Oo0 St. Paul, 1900 Erie, q eco Lake Shore,
and 100 Ohios.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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FINANCE AND BUSINESS.
WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. %.
The money marks ct continue in pretty much
the same condition as last week. There is
perhaps an improved demand from mer-
chants who are taking in new goods, but this
class OF business is not fully developed. There
ismoney on the market to meet legitimate
demands, both in the line of commercial dis
counts by the banks and in long term loans
by the brokers' There as still considerable
competition between the latter in the way OF
loaning Eastern capital, but the demand is
not so great as IL was some time past. The
statement as exhibited by the New York
bank last Saturday presents a large decrease
In specie and an exceedingly smell increase
in legal tenders. The surplus revenue was
also diminished, the decrease for the week
past being sl,ls7 200 and for the week previous
sl,lss,425 Money is still easy in Eastern GEN.
ters, but somewhat close in Western quar-
ters-
The movement by railway IS some better
tr an last week, In some respects, as will be
seen by the following receipts and ship
ments:
RAILROAD COMMERCE.,
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RAILROAD COMMERCE.
Receipts for the week ,nding Feb. %, lS76:
FLoUR AND WHEAT

There has been slight falling of In the re-
ceipts and shipments of -four as compared
with last week, but an increase Is noted In the
receipts and shipments of wheat. Flour is
still quiet and unchanged, there being no de-
mand except for home consumption, aud that
only for choice qualities of different grades
Wheat is still limited in supply, the quality
being such as to prevent grading, and as a
consequence there are but few sales, and
those that are made are principally by sam
pie.
DRY GOODS.
The trade in this line OF business was COM
paratively dull through the week, but few
sales being made. Business however opened
lively on Monday, and the prospects for good
trade during the present week are encourag-
ing. Buyers show a disposition 10 take hold
and invest at present prices.
GROCERIES.
The market has been steady in all the prin-
cipal goods, and the trade as a whole an inn
provement on the week preceding. Coffees
are stronger, with tendency 10 better prices
owing to the advance on Rios in New York.
The demand is good, and a decrease in prices
may be hardly looked for at present.
CORN.
The corn market through the week has been
quiet, though at present firmer, mixed and
high mixed being quoted at 4lc. free on board.
The re- eipts this week are largely in excess OF
those of the previous week. The market will
probably remain in On unsettled condition
until the roads are in good way for transporta-
ton. The following is taken from the New
York Bulletin OF Friday, which exhibits an
account of the visible supply of grain, COM
prising the stock in granary at the principal
points Of accumulation at lake and seaport
ports, in transit by rail, and frozen In on the
New York canals and the lakes, February 10,
1875:
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

TOHF1INN MAfsh Elos
LONDON. Feb. q IS P. M.-ConsOls for money
81 7-l6; on account "a lilo United States
bonds-5-2s 1885, l04sz; SOS, 1851 lO7zz: 10-40'
1867; new 5s, 1867; New Yors Central, 105:
Erie. Is: Erie preferred. 81. Sugar-No y
Dutch standard, spot. 221z9214s; afioat 2ls<9
27s. Ca cutta linseed-4ss. LinSeed cake
fl0 lbs. Turpsntine-24a28l<s.
FRANKFORT. Feb. 2S.-Amer.can securities
New IS, 1919.
PARIS. Feb. 2S.-Rentss. e6r Csc
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2S.-Cotton-Dull and
heavy prices decline1; 600 7-l6: sales O,OO0
bales, including 2000 bales tor speculation and
export and $500 bales of American. Lard-59s
Bacon-Long Gear middles Sis; short clear
m1odles t312s. Linseed oil-231ss. Turpentine
-231%s.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2-CATTLE - Receipts 2,0CC
head the market is firm at soc higher
smooth, well fattened natives "a zo96 81: fat
tened and smooth steers in good flesh "a OOt9
$40; stockers So 25@4 "; native cows and
heifers 81 00@3 rs; shipments 5000 head.
hoGs-Receipts le,OOO head; the market is
fairly active and steady good bacon 81 IS;
PsckingM ,o@S 20; New Engl isS - 2'eS 90;
SHEEP-Receipts l,5O0 head market is
In good demand and higher for best; good fat
corn fed sold at 81 70; common TO choice "a 90
at CO.
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A CAR D.
Trade Palace, Oct. z.
TO the Country Readers:

TO the Country Readers:
We respectfully ask your i'm
ma Hate attention to the best Sc
lected stock Of Dry Go DDS, No
tions and Millinery ever brought
tothis city. BY giving our indi-
vidual attention to buying in
New York, we have secured a
lire OF Silks. Black Goods Dress
Goods, Dom estios, Woolens,
FIannels, Shawls', Table Linens.
Blankets, Comforts, Notions and
Millinery at such rates and on
such terms as enable us to offer
the lowest prices known since
1892, Our prices are alike TO all
and Changers as well as 9th srs
will find ct no other hOuss
more attractive goods or lower
prices.
L 8 Az RES g CO.,
TRADE PALACE
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bot BLAST OHAROoAL.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Feb. B.-Dry Goods-Businoss
checked by stormy weather, and dull In all
agents hands, but some makes of brown and
bleached goods are jobbing at low figures
prints are less active; ginghams moved
slowly plaid cotton dress goods continued in
good demand; worsfed dress goods fairly ac-
tive; woolens remained quiet; foreign goods
duced to &c.
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SATURDAY, March 18th, 1876,

sell at public auction, at the city Court Room
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, the following de-
scribed lot, or parcel OF land, or so much
thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy the sum
hereinafter named as assessed against such
premises for street improvement, and all
costs, to-wit:
Lot No. five (5) in Browns subdivision OF
outlot No. forty eight (is) in the city of In
dianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, owned
by John X. Elder, trustee, against which is as
sessed the sum OF fifty dollars and eighty -nine
cents $50 S9) Tor street improvement in favor
of Henry e. Roney, contractor.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
indianapolis, Ind, March l, 1876.
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INDIANAPOLIS SEED & AGRI-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
j. GEO R3 z STILz.
PROPRIETOR
No. 70 East Washington Street, I1di-
annapolis,
PROPRIETOR.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in


Field, Garden and Flo wer Seeds.
Agricultural implements, Farm
Machinery, H Horticultural Tools,
Fertilizers, Plants, 8. E orney d
Co.'s Richmond Cast Steel
Plows, Excelsior Corn Drills,
Riding and walking Cultivators,
Grass and Grain Seed Sewers,
Eagle Feed and Straw Cutters,
Corn Shelters, Ohurns. Meas
ures, Baskets, Forks, Rakes,
Hoes, shovels and Spades, Prun-
ing Tools.
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steady; February. l2s<c; March. Il 7-l6c; April,
II 2S-lec; May. l5c; June, Is s-36c July, Is l7S2c
August, Is 23-32c,
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKE

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S-BEEvEs-Receipts yes
terday and to-day 500 head; making $500
head for the week. against $3.50 head Tor the
previous week; quality about fair, with no
Texans or Cherokees, and but small number
OF rough native stays and oxen: the
market is extremely dull aud ir-
irregular, prices varying from "a
10 for the same qualities of cattle; all sales
at q reduction of fully Csc as compared with a
week ago, excepting one car load OF premium
steers II cars net at sl3 90; extreme range of
poor to prime native ste ers and oxen IS O00
LIZ; smooth fat droves Illinois steers, aver
aging ~ cwt., freey sold at $40 50@l0 IS.
SHEEP-Receipts $3.50 head, makiDga total
of q, lilo head for the week, against IL, 100 for
the same lime last week; quality fair 10 good /;
mainly few lots choice and extra sheep, the
market is easier and q fraction lower, with q
large business: S. 6097 Is for common to very
good sleeps S1397 70 for prime: a car load
OF fancy Ohio sheep, averaging III pounds,
IS 6SSZ per 100 pounds.
SwINE-Arrivals yesterday and to-day 7,24O
head, making q, lS0 head for the week, against
q, So head for the same time last week. None
offered alive.
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Sale for Street Improvement

By virtue OF certain precept TO me directed,
by the Mayor of the city OF Indianapolis, In :
diana, and duly attested by tie clerk Of said
city, under the corporate seal of said city,
will on
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week ending
Feo. 10, 10 ,OS9, 46o 5278924 30I4 SIS 22iq.4
Feb IL, 76.l7, Isl l69 4,S756.3 le7 5O2 Isl S93
HOGS AND PROVISIONS
Hogs have declined from the quotations
given at the beginning of the week, and are
Mt present active and firm. The receipts are
light and a slight decrease in receipts is noted
An comparison with last week. The provis-
ton market is stationary, and buyers seem
unwilling 70 pay the prices demanded, and
holders on the other hand are not disposed to
make any concessions.
PRODUCE.
Produce is quiet though steady. Eggs have
been firm the entire week at l4c, andthere will
probably be no change this week.
The receipts have been good, and at
present rather liberal. The receipts
In butter have fallen on some. and most
OF the butter which Is ma. -keted Is poor white,
which makes it exceedingly difficult to be
sold. Poultry Is I'm fair damand at regular
quotations given below.
REVIEW OF TIE HOME MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, February 20, 1870.
There are no special changes in any OF the
markets to-day worthy of note. The sales on
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-03-01
EAST LIBERTY LIVE STOCK MARKET.

EAST LIBERTY, PA, Feb .2S.-BEEF CATTLE
The receipts for the last days are lS4 cars
of through and "A cars for yard sales, or in
all A. $50 head, 10 aking total for the week
ending this day of 4,2o6 head, ags inst 6.925
head the week before. There has been no
business in this line since Friday, and moth
supply good so far.
HoGs-The receipts for the last days have
been $3.50 head, making a total for the
week of 1880 head, against 1880 head
the week before; Workers S. 00@S rs; Phila-
delphias IS 7C@9 20.
SHEEP-The' receipts for the last days have
been 400 head, making total for the week
of 1890 head, against Is, 900 head the week
before; selling at s. 75a6U0