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Fire Insurance,

The several fire insurance compenies rep
resented by Messrs. Burnham " Temple
have become household words IN this CON-
munity, and have earned an envable ma
tonal reputation for stability, experience,
promptness and fair-deallng.
Policies will always be issued at rates as
low as are fairly consistent with the haz-
ards, Address. by mail or in person,
BURNHAM & TEMPLE,
Merchants Row, Rutland, Vermont.
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Gov. Hayes Resigns.

COLUMBUS, March 2.
When Gov. Hayes left for Washington
he left his resignation to be filed on future
notice. A telegram received this forenoon
orders the resignation filed to take effec,
March 2. Lieut.. Gov. has taken the oath
of office as governor and proceeded to
Washington.
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Semi Centennial.

SCHENECTADY, March 2.
The semi. centennial anniversary of The
Sigma Phi fraternity was held this evening.
Que hundred aud fifty members were pres
emit, including Gov Haruauft of Pennsyl-
vania, ex-Gov. ffman, Hon. Charles f..
Fitch of Rochester.
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Bound Up.

John Pinion, or tramp No. 8, was
brought before Justice Harvey Shaw of
wallingford on Thursday. HIS story that
he rode to Rutland with Hannibal Hop
kins, and was looking for work, came
across Burns In the depot, and in few
hours was 1edged out In new apparel and
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weber Pianos.

We have just received magnificent
Weber upright piano, which we cordially
invite all to call and see. The full, rich
and sweet tones of the Weber piano are a
delight to all who hear them. Both the
Weber square and upright possess, in the
highest degree, sympathy, purity and rich
ness of tone.
MCCLURE & HALL,
DIV No SO West street.
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Berwick Hotel.

Having resumed proprietorship of the
above named hostelrie [late Paige housed,
l shall endeavor to maintain its former rep
utation as popular fret. class house, at
the same time returning to the original
moderate charge OF two dollars per day.
Parties in families or siDgly, accommodate
ed at unusually low rates. The house is
modern in all is appointments, having bath
rooms, etc, and is convenient to the
trains. would be pleased to greet old
friends and the travelling public generally.
G. F. RICHARDSON, Propr,
Corner Center and Wales Streets.
Rutland, Vt, Jan. 10, 1877. diff
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dSw
Book Binding.

Have your magazines, newspapers, and
other serials, bound at THE GLOBE bindery.
We have all the facilities for binding books
in as good style, and at as low prices as
can be obtained anywhere in this state or
elsewhere. Books will be bound in any
style to suit the taste of our customers.
Books sent by express or otherwise, will
receive prompt attention. Good work.
mahship and reasonable prices guaranteed.
dHW
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Local Weather Report.

The weather report kept at A. W. Hig-
gins drug store indicated the following
temperature yesterday: a. m. 80 above;
p. m. 40 above; 10 p. m. Dc above.
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HAYES in Washington,

WASHINGTON, MAR. 2.
President elect Hayes arrived here to-
day at o. 10 o'clock a. m. He was received
by ex,Gov. Denison of Ohio, Senator Sher-
man and Gen. Sherman, who escorted him,
his family and friends. There were 1000
people present. The party were driven to
the residence Of Senator Sherman, where
Mr.. Hayes will temporarily sojourn. Ex-
Gov. Noyes and others who accompanied
him, are quartered at hotels.
LOOKS INTO TIE WHITE HOUSE.
Mr.. Hayes visited the executive man
sion just as the cabinet met. He was
warmly congratulated by the president
and cabinet.
VISITS THE SENATE.
President elect Hayes visited the senate
chamber after the reception at his house,
and was very enthu siastically received.
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SShAhS WV AteJOAAJ VI NlNNNblul YUM
mission, Wells, Anderson & Co should DO
released, that they may assist the majority
Of the electoral commission In the inaugur-
alton Of the person whom they jointly
counted into the presidency.
Mr. Conger said If necessary to exhibit
such spite he didn't object.
This motion was re iected with only eight
cen affirmative votes.
The conference bill, showing an increase
OF S1,152, 900 over the house BILL was
agreed to.
The conference report on the military
academy bill was agreed to.
Mr.. Atkins moved to suspend the rules
and pass the army appropriation bill.
The bill provides among other things
that no part of the appropriation shall be
used in support of the claims of the gov
ernments IN Louisiana or South Carolina
until such shall have been recognized by
congress.
Mr.. Conger argued against this provision
which Mr.. Atkins defended.
The motion to suspend the rules and
pass the bill was agreed to without division.
Mr. Reagan moved to suspend the rules
and pass the river and harbor bill which
appropriates 1859 300, including $780,
900 for removing He'll gate distractions !;
the motion was negalived
Mr. Hurd offered resolution reciting
that the president having been declared
elected by the fraudulent action of the
Louisiana returning beard the members
thereof be released rejected, so to 81.
The bill for the payment Of claims passed
by the southern claims commission, appro-
priating $474 900, was passed.
A recess was taken TIL eight this even
evening.
EVENING SESSION,
Mr.. Glover, chairman of the real estate
pool committee asked leave to report and
have printed testimony. Messrs. Gar
field aud Wilson objected denounclng as
outrageous that the testimony affecting the
member of the house should have been TAX
en- without being notified.
Mr.. Glover replied that Mr. Garfield
knew all about it.
rules that the testimony be reported and
| printed was rejected.
Mr.. Field reported bill providing effec-
tual remedy for wrongful intrusion into
| tho pm pf rNraaiIapt nd xr,no tNraoiJant
MIR. Conger interposed motion to sus-
pend the rules and adopt the resolution
dischsrging members of Louisiana return
ing board; but the speaker ruled that Mr.,
Field had the floor.
Mr.. Fields bill was then read providing
for quo warranto proceedings to determine
the title to the presidency or vice presiden-
cy. Mr.. Field spoke in advocacy of the
bill, and the previous question being sec
onded, the bill WAS rejected, GO to 90.
| Mr.. Holman from the conference CON-
mittee on tie postal till, reported they
were unable to agree, aud Holm IN, ely
mer and Foster, were re-appointed con-
ferees of the house
Mr.. Conger's motion in regard to the
| Louisiana returning board was defea ed
10 to 70, Lot two-thirds IN the affirmative.
Mr.. Blount reported the conference com
mi,tee on the naval appropriation bill, wer
unable to agree. A new conference was
ordered The house re-sppointiug thu
same cunferees.
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THE SITUATION AT NEW ORLEANS.


New ORLEANS, March 2.
The barbados at the state house have
been strengthened and fiftesn days rations
taken in. Packard further says he believes
the white league are under orders to attack
the state house when the soldiers are re-
moved. Believing it his duty to maintain
the legal government, he asks what changes
are contemplated by the president.
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Real Estate Changes for February

Sarah e. LippencotL to Emma @.
Buckman, house and lot on Grove
street.....,...................,,.....,...$3,5OO
National bank of Poultney to WY.
w. Ripley, Gilson block on
Merchants row..................".... 1000
VIM. G Jones and wife to Joseph
avenue. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Gideon G.. Reed to Martin l.. Glea-
son, house and lot on Main street, 1000
and lot on Forest street. ............ 1000
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BY TELEGRAPH
PRESIDENT HAYES.
ARRIVAL AT WASHINGTON.
CORDIAL RECEPTION.
Preparations For The
Inauguration.
THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION.
a Quiet Day In Congress.
AN EXTRA SESSION CALLED.
THE ELECTORAL COMMISSION.
a Quiet Day In Congress.
AN EXTRA SESSION CALLED.
The Situation in New Orleans.
Weather Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFtcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March al n. IN. }
For the middle and eastern states, south
east to southwest winds, stationery or high
er temperature, falling, followed by rising
barometer, cloudy weather and rain or
snow
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More Cabinet Making.

HARRISBURG, March g
The republican senators have signed
memorial favoring the retention Of Cam
eron In Hayes cabinet.
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Che 8ntland daily @lube.
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1877.

Advertisers wiH please hand in their matter at as
drty an hour in the afternoon as Convenient. By
so doing they iciH give US more time to arrange and
properly display them, than II taken at late hour.
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AE1EsECAN HOUSE,


w. 4. Paige, Proprietor.
Having leased the a1ove well-known ho-
TEL and taken possession of same, shall
be pleased to see all my friends, and the
travelling public generally. l shall en-
deavor to maintain the reputation of the
house for being iirst-class in every respect.
il0dtf w F. PAIGE.
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BRAYToN-liUR Hat Fair Haven, March l.,
by Rev. Dwight Spencer, cyrus Brayton and
J0sephene II. Burch, both OF Poultney
ruary 2Tth by Rev. 4. W. Magill, d. D., Mr..
Ed. Manchester 10 Mrs. Emma O. Willard, all
OF Cornwall.
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BLUE GLASS.
A large stock just received by
A CARD.
A. w. HIGGINS.

To all who are suffering from the errors OF
indiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, et'., will send
you recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send
self-addressei envelope to REV. JOSEPH T. In
MAN, Station d. Bible House, New York City.
12IdeOdNWSu
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Novak and Murphy have II moved to
Q INNS block. Merchants row. to rooms
formerly occupied by Bailey & Flynn. dit
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Rejoicing.

PouGHKERPsIE, March 2
The republicans fired hundred guns to-
day In honor Of Hayes election.
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Executive Session of the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March 2.
The president has issued proclamation
converting the senate in extra session March
5, to act on communications that may be
made by the executive.
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Donnison,s Patent shipping Tags,

UonnIaOn's Fhtent ShIppInK IHRh.
over 200 millions have been used within tn
past ten year., without complain6 OF loss byL
becoming detached. All express compa ME
use them. Sold by Printers and btatlJner
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER CO., RUTLAND
d&w Wholesale Al ents,
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5000 SAP BUCKETS,

FOR SALE BY
d&w W. C. LAND0N.
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Throw medicine to the dogs, and cure
your diseases with
BLUE GLASS.
A large stock just received by
A. w. HIGGINS.
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EIre Insurance.

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. d&w
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SEND CSC. to G, p. ROWELL s. CO.,
- New York, for Pamphlet OF 20 pages, con.
tanning list OF g. 000 newspapers and estimates
showing cost OF advertising. d2,dlm
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10 not sDadiy risk Consumption
when a 'rw d'Ops I ''Haie's Honey Of Hore-
hound and Tar vi |, evi aoy cure .ughs,
Z la, ca arrh, lnflueuZa, AID every other all
nent ding 10 that awful malady. SOD by
All diu ,glstS fet2Sd&w m.
Pixies OGthache Drops cure IN minute.
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A XES AND AK HANDLES,
law At W C. LANDONS
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Throw medicine to the dogs, and cure
, 1877-09-27
BY TELEGlsAPu.


The following received ~ the Chicago Board Of
Trade: '...
Inxnox, sept. 2o.-1Iverpoot-Whrnt 1uets Cal[fos'
nh clu ,1s pteas; California white. i2s 7ia TIA 1;
new srrtnE, ils 1tal.s. Csn stcnlter. Mnrk LAMB
Wheat anil corn anint Carxoes OF coaas-WheHe slow.
Catracs on paskAxn-Nheat slow. Eafa cnS!cF. Far
nyrragr nsatty of American mixed corr for rrnnnt
shIuncnt t,y sail. c7s d. Weather IN England fhtr.
Imports l,o the United lunsion, during tr pact week
Flour, tk>. tklaDa.On htis; wheat. i5a auoA1to'ou
ars; corn, Iii, ul%sl II ars ...-.....
tIvsnrnns. Sent. :al.-Mess pofk-fFlmo Eastern.
fns Western, $y4 Cumberland &fcs. Dcs 1l alutt rtn
sirt Ills 81; lan9 clear atdes 1ass ahort clear sides.
4shAms, son aonidrrs AIS. Lar!. 47t. PstNie Hc*t
t,ccf, gls; india hees. lus. extra fndia tess4
f1oa. TalIow. ~. Cheese. a3s.'
Sntcsat ld.pafcA n 7As [afeago Tribune
LrvEnrt,ol. Sept. 2a-iis:D = 1t'.-ohAfN-whrht- NJ.
Winter No. l. t3s, No. lis ID, snttnE. No. !. lla ios
Mo- to, 81; whttu. NoI, t1s tod; No. = ia nj; club
No, l. ias, No. 4 l1sud Corn-No. !. 17t odt No. J.
ITk 81.
runy,,tnxs-rosk. 4Bs. Lard. 4Ga B4.
L1vxRrool- Sept 31-3.10 ,. ELECTROMAGNETIC
47a,
L1y1sroot, Sept. 21-Latcst. -corToS-Dcmand act.
I've, Gha1sd saIcA lA,tOJ hascs' speculation aud ext
part, 5000 American. R,hon.
usxApsTCFTt-W -WheAt-CAltfoeniA white. aytraHe.
I7s 0dt. ~ 1ol, club, In 0dai3s, sprng, in 3la
lIs lod; wintcr. Ita sdzl1A Corn-Westcrn mixed,
97s itGs17s OIL!
PxAs-CanRdan, 4iG. ..
clear bacon. aea, abort clcar. 4os.
Shoulder, 34, Lard-AmrrIcan, 4Gs %.
PsrnoLxrx-rltnned. rs oml4s. :
CuEE.E-Amerscan unchanged.
TALLnw-unchsnEed.
Ltxskx,~Calcutts. at1staa7s*
SriHtTs TrnrkxrIHE-2ns na.
Loxoox. scpt. .1.-ItGr1xEb rETnoLEcM-tca
HthHft HANGED.
, 1877-09-27
and lntertlt.
ny TEIEGHATH.
NEW YORK.

TO III tytsttrn Assestaitd Frfss.
Nyw YnnK. sept. :,G.-t}od upcncd at 103A;
rlpscl 101t. borrowing rates y 10 . md nat.
Silver at London, 81 1l-lUd. Here, silver bars
TIN Ia grccnbacks; 11Sa In gold. Silver coin Il
10 u d,bcuunt.
Governments wcrc dull.
Railroad bonds mern active and drn. Canada
Southern Ar>ts coupon On, advanced per cent.
Rlatr accurltscs were generally weak.
Stocks were somewhat Irregular In tho murh!nE.
but In tho afternoon tho matket waA heavy. with
decline Of !, to X jer cent from The beet figures
OF tho morning. The DECLINE extended through .ho
entire llks hut was most marked In the coal rtnckA
and ursnge. sha.es. which were ttre1y
pressed for sale, In hna1 sales there
was recovery at Il 10 X In the general
1,.t and Il in ST. PaM1 preferred, which clotc, at
tle Highest point Of the day. Tho Directors VI tho
Chiecco, milwaukee, i Ut. l'ani Railway declared
dividend uE ST. 10 per ahaFe n prcfet!rl stock out
Of nui earnings tnr the year 1SSU-tiltttcHd payn-
bio Uct III The transfer bnok1 Will clorn tncI. !.
Tho liabilities Of Rufus latch arc aulall. md he
expects to pay In full at an carly day. There was
f0t,s talk On the street " nil attempt 70 make
money artihcih,ly stringent BY tho ''i>ck,nE~"r"
process hut nothing dennlto IN regasd to thu mat.
Ter IL known ytt
camille paper. sqt \.
Ttentnry disbursements, 4ls}0t Coo.
| Clearingr. $lH, 0k>U. 00tl.
| Stesltng weak actual business, lors, 4sa; short
, 1877-09-27

HI,unAt.CulsN -Was dull aud eAaY. Tho receipts
small. hut new corn II on tho road aad the crop
Eeuersy IL About ready 70 tno's Manufacturers IT'LL
od on Aad dealers not dtspotcd " take huld FREQ
" Iupt yet. Quotations: Chose< Rrtpn hlr. 69hHc,
medium hurt. 4sfAac4 rc1.tlpped DO 4SaAAes green
brush. with hurl enough TO Hnfk H. hMcs Eca'tarpcd
with d. +kss3c. sul do as@cl n*fdo brush. o0*,sat
inferior brush, 3HatcI o70okcd. 3AatAE.
llEANB-tloo1 mediums woto quoted At a. 7sts1to
pcr h,. The demand ID light Thu cTop II Il thought.
will tuFn out fairly,
UuTTEll-i,ens1ns dsm Literal ~ arc tho daily rs-
ce!pts. the bupply than kccpa pace with tue
cu.rsat demand and hodo7 experience little d[foulSy
tn promptly realizing II the Hancd Prices Ctoiea AaA
fscy 2opdA though Inotu pienifut thsn hofstofofs,
sss still comparatively scarce. W. quote ~ folsowE
Fancy creamery. 174aSoc. Rond 10 choice Kradcs 4a
2sc; medium. t5slsc, Inferior IN common. 00ltc.
UAU1tNG-TrsGe wA1 taff 1t steady and unchanged
prtces- Drders were ned At tho snacsea quotstlons
stark. aisc; brighton. a. 24cs lewlstoa 3ses otter
AZ; Hstsap 1as M Ssrls SSs iva
frpsit ssn''naeS 9tM q, is,kst
lsas, Ha -, .ses :.s'as iSsiss .ooa III fa
sSt dtusaa a' teas!eK stss;s
5so! M ss; s. I'll ':s.' M :; :l'ss;: S:sss:
.as II 1aoas-ftsas nH!s't Etc. ts@ eeptus. active
9s. +. Il. Il
as.,.si se esns.c; p..nis'sa = ~ sHsSne'
1p.s sas; Soi.s. 1saasa: + iise ~, Iius vlt.9E
i:ssis' ssa s'es ss!', sStts
arlnv, bulk. p, 3zs1act san arabic. rlcked 10
',s.s s;s;Ss sss .ssi :s5':s i:
~ ats.s. hn5n chl%f5 . ;sS ;'2t = ps..:I - =. I'll
!s s:sspst. : ~; S9 !"ss ,sss.s pssf. s:
fia r.: r. sSs :i;;r II essa ~.
s:t .!s, s.s.,s ;e' .se .sss Z *Hss 81 ssao
s 81 srs &:
tns xsa.c, o nat eafo 70 's'' them a. PFe'sh Fss
ffs ~ = s .hs a.h showed
- :ss i$s sssi: s.sy \: ;s
.a,te. 10. ss s s;oai g. b; ksts! s..fs
3S s.s, ;sss,s f. ~ eS'sS .i.ote. .tst sa
n. Ia5Hs Isss isa; IL n i, Fl IL t;;.
stas., u. d medium. M ~ is.se family,
*; ii s 8 5se;:9s; w. xsx;s s;'sf Sst
fSs%f fiss, III. III :ask:a hsnaI u
psS ut s'i SD?s tts
1!'s: A.
Il a's:
s5sss ;.'sts: aIs' sa4s. z.ai. ss:
7y7As: fltrsa :s iS<.ss ,,c n,,,,u,, do ~.
sSitst: 's'ss@;iss s:1e: ssssl
T. ..aAe, :!nonss ~, Tets.Foaa m !na
suusi. t4sss$ri Wilmington p.sauL, as$a8ei Tehoes'
>ukEEs fH0fIs-rsaeht. srst !. .aA ps.rs. l., YER r
xaTij ffa,Ic aaI lbsfs Wa il!te lolax n The altse
ntoa farttn anil caitfusola srnlts *srs anchhnSc.!
summon 10 rhulte Mltls ptssles *lss09 nef basket
Concord grapes. H. 3o4Al71 PR caac " :s1s IN Je
basket; pe4xstn a0 as1.5e fsr bs4krt: cfaahstftsa
4a, uDsl0 20: ueanset " utt1 ~ " tu4; - tants
RfIt * Hills thu. ne
ThrTu Il suatinus+l sltitY IL y. dc!aana. sat IN
ssf ~ 4 ! H. iii put S .r = xss
show Lex strsusth. l:iec Il nt aill saAts eRh
ef Il Sympathy VITA an a1s aucs u Ing s0urcc4 " sup
| piy. Sugar Isiusin easJ btaps and inotAassa wet
| estise and Hsnl. Waguot - follows:
nlcxlAr,Iua. 7x8I: Lsalaana- S*17Ke
Cvy1xx-O.Q q. JAvA .Assi2Lse1 3A1A- 40, 2. 355S:
, 1877-09-27

cATTLE-The market differed hut slfGnt,y from
that Ut tho previous jar, except In Tho matters Of sun.
piles, which *cre materially less News from tho
fa.t coattnuav rather unfasorahc. shfppers d. not
take hold with any show OF Interest," aud. a. tho dc.
n,an grm osicr VA restricted, holders found
Il difficult to dlipose OF thcr stock except st further
concessions. 1t was vcry dull market fur all grades.
and the close Of Tho aaY found constdcrahso portion
Of tho auprly sttll in tho yards awAttnR hnyels In
fcror mt1e Eots. Including cid cowA stess, bulls. and
scaiawaR atecrs sod at s3.nodl3. 4 common to Eooh
ehwa nj &2.sxs175; stpckcra nt 81 7513 7at Texsnt
u e. ss 80, md to extra ahtprtng stccrn At
-. rx&a,s0. Among tho sales weIa lcG ~. - md
1t GOI0rA caltIa Al 81 "a by f. Thompson q 20. lho
market closed dull aud unHetttcS.
ar1FArIDN.t
Extra Observation-Disclosures weighing !, 40
~ and Inw1fd4 :ssa'a0$osso u
Chnco IiGovck-Fine. fat. vel formed y.
years to n'yeaf.uid etccrt, weighing l.. 80
o"o Coo Observation-Disclosures Steeis 1ciXn.
Ing llttn a.Ik b., S'@t*s.7n
liz isI to III ns,....,............... 1.s0S4 gu
putchcr1' Stuck-i'oUr To common sEHuFa and
.WsTHinv tsSi /" I'M 81. 3.3os3oo
70 itsT ~ .......... 7.a,s. 20
Huiis and senlswsx stesrs ,s'......... ana7.t1
itOyc6.,,.,..,,...,..,,,. 9.Nks 80
Trajt-l'cr ito M .uAAa,5O
, 1877-09-27

MOu PIlODucTB-wsrs QuEsL With vtrF lItt!a
cllnKu in prices. Hogs wcss eazJ II tho
and Liverpool wa quoted 81 psr ~ - Oh Lard, with
ssysnco slsa, but therv were tcw oFs1s here e1'
eett for mrAs. The VI speculative e1eltsnehs.
which ruled Saturday aud Monday has left thu
market in Qulrsccn1 condition. the wants Of buyers
having ea nosy ,stished vhla there u DO prsasufs
tu scll. Ilenre iltte tranx and not much change Ia
quotations The current demand for nieAts by con-
susys l. fully equal to the auppy, but sous operators
hatu KaiGd lhs idea that The focsut H4csIensnt wa
ehr1y local. and believe thai prices Ut hoEs higher
tau h coAsscht With tbs alleged tact Ia the uutnala
ats poru numerous than ever. with bly, and cheap
crop VI cost On xbich " fasttn them.
very iIe change IN prices. rather 6ratt feeling
n c4th 1ats Saa.a VERT Irputtcd 4f 7a4l iris scrf
Qct1oeR Fla ~ l71 bt1 scfias the year
q u! H.SstA -: 44a N!aA! hIs stltt January ~
x!2os*t!y.s 1ut.l ~, ~ bEs: The u.aFket closed
seller thr ,sar; and sIlu7s4i - " selIer January.
lrine nss !1tk ~ 4Yotsl u SIT. 7ssl..o. snd e&
LSEu-Mas trry 4nIss, tbs market bsnv entirely
nSMn.i dasnS - .satss rin ~ as e.s!. so.in
tS SH S .*sl Il. stts
a. a7se1 ~: sn4 ~ Us selleF January u - - IT,
i'll 1 tc4 The ArErt closed eAsy ~.
casA; ". ta sr!ist tEtulcri IL a7t4 selxF A11
traF; ! ii fs. ssts u, 47'a tsal,t JasuaEy:
rA-H ere W x1ot Lru4aa4 "a tac tztcut Of t!ls
SUPPLY and qavte! ntn q tse ~ :nt Aay4ass sts!1s
prices. HE sulply VI sas fnaN cat!slk steslpts "
Guxs i cot elusI tho lemA1d s1J atoeKt arc small
Eslrs tertsd Y ~ fsa Sfsso hails
, 1877-09-27

Cali, a1as. 10 Kin. ooal no
vancci n0w heihY httd At 2iAc, Intpentlnc wat
WIN !he ave racfrt'e3, tefH rtaH 4. ,, p"
'Is aa~ns S''snsfs Ill.,: cas
aic: hcsl;ieM. i73 dig: 'rst, Itc: Michigan teSa!
!est ssIc: !afd OIL .ricty wtntsr ese3 ~ s5,xn t.;
wl.ss witer.h1cssh. 'cs .Ecfn s5Dn ness't9t't ~ r.
iUrPentinrt 4oe; n,pltha trohos'sca .rt sray Ise;
sss'i@s ss w.. Ss1ss. es nstafs ~ es, Sss NATURAL
~ deg, ;E*2 reduced ~ 'ltA.. Itr.
TtTAitlEsEarly rr,se Wrrr In 1!r1f tt1Meat en Ihn
rrrt pts bu. TIr tIeinar+ = 1tsht anl ironi
y az ';.Inr. 5 r. , !: S s III t
tr psarhlws aud tic yrl ii late oie will probably
~" sIr Hf r.. chicken. and ,.xo
.pt'aSs wsfe "S ;s.sh1' sat smail s.K soa,sass
tiu The offerings uf saMn we're 1nsxcr hnf trl:rs
inwrr Ia consequence. wild ducks wctr taken f2r f2r
ahIrrncaf, snd xruuse chschJ w. city tcs!sts: We
quite: t chirkcns an5 large srsr. e mSH x 70 grr
Sa.st! Is; Turkeys ~ irr; Eecsc ~ ~ pcr tl"x;
prnrls clckens S4.oo per dox Wild daeK@ s.z1s1'oo
sfE;s dal! md wcak. s!ovsr being 1a.s.. md
1t xt.. Eioytf sold At e3. ]. 49, rEttns rloanK It
AlalMt IS. ~. Flax was quoted - 81 .9N1!: Wf
fals nctTs 1n nE 10, fas fxho sa sss e.
fatD: AahtUu dAirr. pcF *lcR, ~
WtHtL-Thrrr was tio clt9nEu toJH0te. Wcttesn Or.
drra for AnaE hts corning IN s,wy And tIesn 4
lille doing ~th thr East ~ tn matsea thefe re xf
57ss1ih.: ncunl do. :a3tr tub woula, chofcc, lilo
4jGt fAIf tu good, sp3 lOc.