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, 1873-05-17
!n,nf rs It to allay, dated 1ray1 eonnideratton,

- N0 =. >" "@1V3 o"s@A AA"' NNAhAAoAAt1oAt
f@t1 n. Block as Of boo II, 30. H. dated Aug
~, 1B7a consideration, t2, ,00O.', - '' =
Weat cougreas NJ, Il II Of Mhrahletd at, +, 2o4
1Vl ~, natea MAY canRllcl"tton, 81 ,on - .
|'l w.t & s!sS Msy ,oonssaefstfo sSs
s13t T. dated May Is ;eonsloration $4,000. y
Division st tlcnr Of IArrabce nt ii T. as Il to
alley dated May u I conri.leratonj &. CO..
rIairio aT bet Twonty y-ntnth aud Thirtcth ats, T.
al # to alley dated May !; confederation, sls0Go.
Wcst Mon9oo st. So r r Of Noel al, I, 52xI2s IT.
d'tSa Arril e g.; i eon,tdssaiIon 9 n e. *975o:
dated MAY 10; consiorato,f, sosooo Fra,t srrsss Ss
10 Wnl. +. Dodge. Jr., Of Now Ynrt City,
6c.lEwlck Mt of North nr, Il 2k II to noy, dated
hfay ID; consideration, f9,a75. ~.
Lot 10 Of lot Of plocls 81. shctl1cds Addition,
dated May II; consideration sGUn. j
6amo "a tho aboyc dated May IL; confederation,
Michigan nv, b7o IT of Sixteenth st. I, u Ito #
to hlloy, dated May 6; consideration, $3.50. e..
:. NORTH 0s 0fTr LIMITS.
Wrtg1twood Az 43 tt of 1tnefho NV I, 24x12lA II,
lated May i !; confederation, $500.
Wr,ghtwooa Mt, q It Of naclno nv I, 2A112aH II,
dnted Mny :; consideration, $500.
Rour11 or otrY 1.IMtrg. . .
blanche AZ, 100 It Of 8catlinon nv, ST. 92bx116 II,
with 122x125 IT In samo block, ae May consldera-
Iots Il md 49, in Block Of n u rods Of n X 500
%, u. dated Marnh q; consideration; 80 ooo.
v.ion tn Eco l. as, 10. datcd Nov 20, 1877; con-
'slderation, $780,
Lat 20 in Block Of IA rods OF X SEQ 4 90, II,
dated May 10; consideration, 81 Coo.
Lot 81, In Block III Fawaett's subdivision In Hw 4
Of gec 49, II, dated March 20 consideration 500.
, 1873-05-17

baora. = wages aro s. :7o92. 90 Per day. ' ...
city T. = o9e b q corn Tho Andrea Is commandsd
Hndssxs arc ownass Il .hs vesss. 'na Ill., a. L.
roe 9n ~ ioaday a eyGnns IT, tho steamer Maud stck
n Ta new y sshr orGswaito takes an from Day City
Iuesday laat sho found no cn,ce to lan tljs eo Of
~ taat m port h % to- TIC aeh .e Of Lah9 Superior full
Tho propeller chasn %i ao oa Of Z tho n = IT,
Which has been lying at Detroit sInce last fall has bce
roircd from that ling Of ateamcrs. Size ia being lis
barge. Tho Michigan Inns bocn 21 ycarn In service.
With moderate orerhaung aho bo n,sdo Of use for
Tho humber of steam and sail vessels employed On
the Escanaba route will not vury far from 100 and al
aro Of the elaaa Of VESSELS Should ho busnesa
thereto on the shortest possible uotlco.-Detrota
Tho steamer Arizona. raised at tic F1ata on Wed.
ncsdny, has not Jet been lowed down to Detroit but
will bo soon another steam pump, which has
a Bullaio exchange says tho shallow places In
BLACKWELL Canal have eaen promptly drcdged out, 50
tint e aGas II 5s
tho upper end Of tIo eana!, which havo long bcen
Tho Ice on Lake Huron e1tonds from Harrisvile ID
Forestvie nd lnto the bay vesaes hound for aainaw
and Bay ports having to 20 around It, rs 1t Is difficult
lilo following is careful estimate Of tho tounaga
which passed through the rivers between Lakes Huron
westward was 7,o77, 400 tons and that moving east-
ward 1852 total Of 15,3 6oo toms. There In
includes steamers, sail crnft, and targcs grcntcr
proportion Of thcso vessels pass, during se season ot
thes6 ycs.os are fitted with nastB I'll feet in height,
willie largo majority hayo spar8 upwards Of 100 feet
from tho kcelaon to tho truck Of tho ta1cst SPAR nak
Ing allowance t eac instance for tic Of
tho -Iload,--Letr0it Tribune.
, 1873-05-17
CHICAGO DAILY.,.MARKE

Fn1pAY EVENING, May ID. !.
ALooHoL-.1Vaa farly active at sl.798l.aA for o.
: DnOoM OoRN-A1 grades excepting the very low
est are moving with considerable Freedom, and tho
receipts being light atocks arc becoming smaller.
loved that there ia worry u4t1c II hny In tho country to
como IN. Prices are n1 folowb: No. atook braid,
6@aHo; no. 2 do, 8H@4ci No, . do, 1@aslo; tnside
green, 3K@io; do rcd tip, s@&o; do pale and rod, 20
BEANS AND As-rho demand for boans Is chiefly;
Of local chatactcr tho supply c1cet Of oholco names
"a fair Peas IN light requost. Wo quoto: Choice
and.plckcd unvies, $3.t133.6D do mediums, $140G3
243; inferior 8radoe A.2e@200; groen peas ia brsl
81. .40@1 .6o; yellow do In bagB}, 81 .25.
BUILDING MATEnIAGB-Tradef IN all materials IL
rather black, though somo dealers report to1orably
fair inquiry Common brick Ia easy at $500 Is said
that brink will bo In tho market In about ten days,
and dealcro aro offering to mako CONTRACTS At $7.5o@
CO, $2b093 75 Now York auoco, casting, $37t8400 :;
nupernno do $36o434oo Portland ooment, 3g.60@
7t0 por brl; Ioaendn1o cc1nent, $9.25@3.t0; uti.;
ca, Louavuc, and Akron oemant, $9.00 per brl:
marble dust $3.25@3.5o; Limo In bulk, o5c@Si. 90
lime {bris $l.23 per bzl white sand, per bEl. 81 .7S
9200: p1astoring hair, per bu t0@50o hro brick,
per 1000, f4000@po.00: building Brick {conuon),
1900; aowor brick, $l20o@18.00; country brick,
$1?oo dellveEca b. Louis Hydraulic preasca, s45.oo
e140o; , nasne pressed, 5000, ae.: do common,
@2i.o0; do coinmnn, $l2.00 Excelsior pressed,
No. aud 2, de lro cay, per br g. 90,
1000 per ton. The following Ia the Int Of prices
per box Of 80 feat for domcstfo window glaee, from
which q reduction OF ~ and per csnt IL made 10
dca1ers:
, 1873-05-17

br1a do at st6.5o; 2So tea lard Bollor June Qast
oyoning) ut $010; 260 tcs do ut e0.00s $50 tea
do, sdller Jn1y at $D.25 100, 000 lha nlors ribs
so'1or juno; (aat ovoning) 1T B]So 10o, ,0qo !he
DO July @laHt ovening) at %; OF tes awcetpioklod
cut lhntna at 11o; ,''>' ." =.
Flour was moro aotlvo, and strong ut ycater-
day'a quotations, IN By,npatty With frnnor tono
l., Now York, and All advance in. .wl,oat here:
There J. wa agood demand both from shippor;a aud
arriyo ao!nc Of tho stoos bolnR SO low tliat or
aGss foua nos BE- ea 81 tho pss There Ess
tlan herotoforo. though low grades wore also
Balea woro roportod Of loo brla. white winter OK
tras on private tormB 20 brls rod winters Oh
&7.60; 200 br1B spring oxtrnB (Lockport HJ-
<lraulio) ut $3.50 600 brla do {p6rt Athlote) at
$500; 100 brH do nt so.7S; 806brls do ut 5000 !;
terns, 80 brls % sl,ring nuporilnos ut e4.46 900
brls DO at s4.ooi 90 brls do at 1880; 100 b1la
ryo flour on privato tormH Total, 1850 br1s.
Also, 20 tons bran at e1060 on trnck; 90 tons do
at si1;2 doliysrod 10 tons mdaing at s12oo
ut mill ; and GOD brlB corn nohl at %a.40. Tho
following 1yero thu nnotatfons At tho clogn.
, 1873-05-17

mnons wab a mooefatcly ty aotlvo anu T!oguIar
,.oa ~ so1 1on % M So1.oaay: @
,,n ms ,o ~ ou t 4, a ~" roa
mstGh IN exeeaa OF Dr., tne receipts thas ing ne1t
weeAly stateiuens VIII I'll suo" Ateo 1euuctloa u
ssocNs n atofe. Ihero "as loas aomano 1or
sn smu evSra8e ~ -. tto IT, Pans mosa' uns
there were eovorsl buying orders for next month
long bayIng g or loesl asseonnt b9t In tho shSrt IN;
soiose .ooa n9iu H. aanosy anu tn9
VIZ yhsat oyol : solcr i JUG ployes III tic my MY
anh GaS1 that @ arc e nod
What viii liz probably % Go Relatively hiehcr thsn @
oond fGT @ ,Sa@d mo t. 6 n sasr ann nns
tn Al .90M and clnsofi frmorat al anu Hai]or thu
month Mss ou;ot At si i'Sp%fS1. .SS closing % at
eT Hia< "A Rernfar No anpg so1d M s hinjss NJ ~
eFsg = . s1s22 81; a thors %ss
Srcat racninta ovor rcn1sr NJ 4 anr;nr woa;
act;vc NJ sf aH@1 m M ! anrfnc waa i5S fa;p
% demani d at ai.S26i.a2,I Ro}acted "n nnrtnr WA wa
nd0vG IT, i've al seoI s tue yG YES quoted o.
En- d. nt SS "a oa b,a ~ NJ o s,,f;nv uyEuv
m 1part IT bard] M A at si.s2h ZIG 90 bu o at ssps2 sPs2
y bn @ 90 90 ct ct y, bn % g
Sa,22A; s., 1900 en do at s1'aa' 7ot'l' 1as' 400
'u; Corn vas ncttvo aud stondv, but ia lower,
thonsn o 5ohostGn eraebgSr IN t re-" tofm who
1no reported ahlpneh1s l5oni nus CITY "oro tno
aagost & 81 tho f 6oaTon ana tnG lohostoa tocop.a
a n,p @ aoea ~ "" oco M = hrom ms
snt esnao ~ snu III, ~ aS ~ uaouSns
"a1 & aaoa no. W o, GJ ~ ~ a or
nno eaaaea sono loca! holaore TO o1teT corn 1rSe
y, ~ u iomet ktaeo9 i4o"lg ~ plg
ahn"Ea aot n rn 10 rrao na - 1nu nr 1snd
al'uulu 9Gs % " inGs Rlsnt uoai T. Gpsn w9naa
coIAo IN 'tnat mas paen !qoRe0 up t!91I!y IN le9r
, 1873-05-17

HOaS-Tho receipts wero mich smailcr than On
Yesterday or Wednesday, but tho supply actually on
ceiling days Of the week. nudittou to Tho fresh re-
eorto. there were sono 900 salo ogB At all events
aud holders found 1t necessary to alo atill further
concessions, tho average reduction being strong &c.
With two Of three exceptions nothing fetched over
$500, wh]lo by fnr tho 1nrgcr' portion chauE-
cd bands 1t s4.so@4.o5. rho c1tre,ae
range was e4+76@5.16. At tho outside
uel Allcrton, i've carloada or 267 head. This was
somcwhat remarkable transacton, particularly at this
Season OF tho yea when tho sorting" process is 80
rtgilly carried out. Among tho yc loads there
no dead oncs, no Btags, or piggy Hows md not siu
9c hog was thrown cut. Il tho finest drove offered
hero for 1nnny weeks Tho narke closed ull nt s475
GA 10 FOR pour to common at $4.85@ Loo for medium,
and at 81 .95V45.05 for good to choice.
, 1873-05-17

scow Bon Bird, Mantslec, 40 N lumber.
{9ehr Whlle Cloud, Mnnlstea 1.0 Il, lumber. =
Bark NJ Grob hfanslce, 100 IN Timber.
lgohr AntatnB, rh,dnglon, ITO m lumber. = = -
Prop g.. Q. Baldwin. Eacana1a, GAG ions iron orc.
Large Golden Harvest Grand uAvcu, 400 u lumber.
aohr arrow, Holland, f,h0o railroad ttca: ''''
sens ssa y; E'en clny Dankn 800 n an9'es: On II
aohr Mary Nan, Greon Day, 90 m lumber: : ,
bohr guide st Joseph, 10 n, fun,lor. ''' s.. -.
sehr y; Grant, 1acksonrors, oooo cedar Posts $40
Hcow NelIlo Church, Frankfort, 100 m lumber. :, T
e'hr Col 90 ~ u ,o q ies' Portage Lake, 1so lumber 1
Bchr n. d Crawford h1cnon,nco, ao3 m turahcr (
sohr Monom'nee Green Lay lou ona pig ron, $50 m
Barge J. ]. bronson. Menou'neo $50 N luber, 2ooot
largo Ellen Williams Atonomince, $50 m lumber.
Barge Elnltrn, Mcnonltnee, 270 m lumber.
Prop Favorite, honomnec, light.
Dark Dona]dson, Mcnominee, 400 m lumber, 50 N
''' CLEARED. il. ....... May Is.
Rchr Thomas P. Sheldon, Buffalo, 1901 bu wheat.
Bark 0nondnga, Buffalo, o. 800 bu corn. =:
pEop Vahaotbt, Buffalo, $3.50 bu wheat. 90 bris
hour, 1856 hhgs timothy Reed. g.
sohr Waeon Of tie lakes Kingston "A ,670 bu whaaf
eehf n.w sno Mot Marquette e6oobu oass, IS tona
schr schr h1"sy Il elizabeth, Detroit a, 900 bu corn.
Bark M Favorlte, Buffalo, o., GOD hn corn,
5chr D. G. Foot Kingston: - 23n In whcat
Prop East, dodorch, II, Alt bu whont I103 bu osts
1,088 bu corn. ' ~ Ns
Dark =. Corning, Huira1o, 10, 600 bn onss,. -,
nark o!ono, nntla1o, Al ,600 Du corn.
6ehr jennie, Shoboygan, 7,4l7 bu corn.
, 1873-05-17

wero In avery respect rat-cthss. eaae Adna holA 10
head, averaging 1&13 ihs at 90, md another bnnc
avoraging lao Iii, dh1nsedo of At The stte gnre
with which exceptions nothing fetched oyer 1896 and
very few $500. uutchcrB catte sold ut &3.60@
sod for inferior to good ots and atock htnern nt "a 0o
$50, according 10 qnnty THO market closed quiet.
QUOTATIONS. , =
ard upwards .s58o@elo
LAID lhs. 6.5o@s7t
stsern, averaging l,2oo 70 1aoo :..... 625@54o
HgnR 100 10 1850 4.so@51s
bntchera' Btook-Common to fair steets,
mud good 10 ox.ra cows, for city
nnnghter Averaging 300 to LOO u.s. ..... 4oo@1.o0
Stock Cattle-Cotnm0n catt1e, In tpceut
acs1, avsrnqina 700 to 1850 ,s75@5oo
lnfcrior-light and thin cows, heifcrs,
s.sgs, bulls, and seaawng htcera......... 3oo@376
gaihe-Icxaet Northern witltcrod 400G1410
catto-Cofh-fed Ioxaa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 460Q9j11
n
, 1873-05-17
Itrfods.

Tho total yaluo Of foreign commodities re-
Joe, D28, agai nHt e68, ,DCs. .o32 Dec. 81. 1871.
From tho above 1t will be observed that during
tho year oudod Dec. 81, 1872, tho imports OK
oeeded tho domestic and foreign oxporta COM
hlned, to the amount Of S94,231 ?75, while for
imports over exports was 862, 070, ,o03.
Tho portions Of our foreign trade, consisting
OF merchandise and OF Hpecio and bullion, ro-
spoctiyo1y, during tho calendar years 1874 and
1871, Woro as folloWs:
, 1873-05-17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET,

Total. al....................,11,7 ,783 $3.50 $40
CATTLE Tho genosni features Of this ,aarket wero
not essentially different from tuHr prevalent yuE-
terday aud Wednesday,. utclsrs aluif, htockers, and
iat pony steers. aueh as are usually sought aftor by
pittsburgh and Cleveland buyers, readily sold at
good, while tho supply waa light! pr1cen Of good
TO extra stccrs of from Zoo to 1850 bs nycrago
into whose hands these grades principally 60, Ind
their orters we'll hca ai did not caro to mako further
hetd out IN tho Shape Of concvtuons: Tho highest
praco obtained 1900 and this In but two nstancpa,
though the offerings embraced soyeral droyea TINT
, 1873-05-17
COMMERCIAL,

FRIDAY EVENING, Missy 10.
The following woro tho receipts aud shipments
Of tho loading articles Of produce in Ohicago
during tho past twonty -four hours, and for tho
date one year ago:
, 1873-05-17

n PILE ILL.,: 3A93Ho
PIG InoN.Thc annexed rricea rero being rsazod:
ssotehaeeortng to brandt s629o@G7 90 ;Tlscarawas,
Chicago aono coal $500; Missouri atono coal, s57o6
@1Sy @poULrnY-w.B IN aooa request and firm. Thu re-
eolpts continue light. sates comprise eoopa turkeys
at lao; COOP do at l7e: coona spring chickens ut
coong soops % a T. u 20 fGGPs DO at
PoTAToEs-Tho domand continuca good for choice
slow Now potatoes sold at s7oo per br'. salcs sn
eudo brls new 1T s7oo earn choice psachblows at
car m ,aea sss' ~ on
SEED8--Wero III light request at sbout former
set Tm99y r IL sso % IT sa
i4o miot At soas1 TO- Sales were 1eporied il' of i
mi11et 1t ST. 1e bags Ct tioo;
n,and On local and intorior account 4 discount of
from 1890 per cent is made from tho l'st rates.
sALIrSs demand !, ght, and prizes arc nsont
9Taady stoaa sa sSsF' as sSs'ss sot Sas'
:aea so qrsana ch TarE TSas
e a 5@Sse oo
se@os %rssis, ea@ese i eesS S e e5ses d: sssS
*S ne to se1d s9fs sa
sso sSss S' sa DO ss2s 9s
ane oolong s'@4So; good, 65@ese; choice to extra,
T0bACco-was quoted firm and unchanged:
Onkw1No-Fino Gut-E1tra, 75@s5o; choice. 60
f ssRan s 75$s5o EsSs Rs BRIGHT ooee
T saosmaSohSlse, ss@oso; medium, ao@sao; CON-
Wo0D-The demand continues active, but tho re-
ceipss liberal aud prices are less firm than At tho
~ Noro r7n
..VEdETADLts- offerings were aettvo, at
t4sa s ssass Esss pen esdobs4s ]
doz, 3s@4ee spinach, s. 6o@S.oo por Vii rsdlsdes,
PEE isues sSss sS;as pss aos aas,sss ,
WooL-The demand for old wool "a light and eli;
ttrely Western account. Tho receipts Of new wool
foS Cd %eo i esoss zip Ds as
a@ee lower. 1snutseturers East have suffered heev;
" the past year BY fire md very poor markets. aud
Tnb, Washed, cxtra medium. ..61@65c
Tub, waahed, common to fair. ..45S52o
fS%s'a f!sses' ~ssssa a;%sy x4xy
F|ssss Flssss sssss Wsss s3S 5sxx dagy a
,Fleoee ,,nwssled, x&xx, ii good condition
Fleece, unwashcd, coarse to medium .39s35c
Fleece, unwashed, coarse and dtngy.'.... aa@s30o
Super, pulled .3s@43o
Extra. pulled. ..5aG44o
BURY wool EGal0n less.
WOODEN WAIlE AND Dn0Oafs--Tho demand It's
moderate. There was no Quotablc change in prices,
though they being some e1ten We repent:
dairy $Aa5 extra do, $4.7s; extra cheese tubs s13b0
No. tubs, S11.50; No. do, $1,000; No. do, fo.Uo
half.bushel measures pla1n $a.76 por doz; DO iron
bound, tt5o; Peck msas9res M pain s2So d. & iron m
do, No. Q, 5000; do, No. 4, $500 per doz: headed
clothespins 81 l:lo@1 :26 por box washboarls sess9
TT 1srssi e. snns1
do, ash, IN nest sl1o; broom handcs, $l20oG9l606
Ter m No: brooms. $a76; No. do. $225@9.6o; do,
common, &T619 200.
nAILuOAD EllE1anTS-we continue to quote:
, 1873-05-17

Ratea BY sall to Buffalo quotable at 5kaeo for
eorn aud o9o4a Tor wheat, with carrurs nrn at tho
Moso mixed cargo, corn aud oats to Cleveland, foT
*l20oo Prop Eaat Saginaw, to Godcrcb corn THROUGH
Caldwell, City Of Detroit, and barge Guiding sar to
4IriVe ~heat hfeugh rsops ", II. Tweed and James
sehrA 4. AIoaer chartered for pig Iron from Greou
Lay to Cleveland at $2.75 per ton.
, 1873-05-17
MONEY AND comm ERCE.
= -
M0NETARY.'

j.. - rn1nAr EvKr1Ho. hl"s 10.
Thoro arc no changes Of Importance to nofo IN
Tho local monoy martot. Tho supply Of fund.-
ss fair for those who can furnish satisfactory col
3a,crn,a. T1,nro nro now. aa thore olwnyY aro
o.,..,.. ,,.,. t,,ot tn,, ear,ot ~.
moEcnan!a VINO oo'hp..1n a 1ll'' 1noy oa''nos Go'
sufficient accommodation at thc bankb, but IN
many Of such cascs 1t would probably DO found
TINT they arp merchants who nro doing lnrpor
h,,st,,oa. linn II inxtno1 i,v t1,o,r coTtto1 IN
uaai'as tn 10 H. '.a ~ ~ a.';.o, -,
Chicago though largor than in almost my othor
an,ont or l,air,caa ,,ono l,orc an} mcrcl,nta aro
obliged to depond moro largely on tnolr o"n
capital than In Eaatoln citieu. This Of courho
mikes it hard rubbing for some, but for lilo
nrceont It t,ooa mt nnnonr that thoro In nuv
s,... ~ - ,a..'a. % -" taa fl. -. .t,sts..,a
scarcity Oh 1u'las 10 4oan OIL co.ih'orals.
Now York o1ohango "aB littlo "nrlnor to-day ,
1t from par to 25o por 81, 600 prcmium !!
, 1873-05-17

which charge follows tbs shingles.
Tlickuess-Fiys Hliugles to be TWO uchea IN thick
pess.
Lcngth-sxtecn inches.
HARDWOOD,
Diae1t-walnut - Oounters, s10o.o0@16o.oo; clenr,
5o5.oo@760o; eon'mon 4o.ooGG5o.oo; Gull s3o.o00a
Asl-Clear, $o. .0o@lU0o; common Sc. o.00@so5 90 |;
Gull, $i2. .00GSi60o flooring, 800. .00G54o0D.
0ak--Olcar, $30.oo@400O; common, $e0.01@25. 90 !:
Gull, $12. 00@ 1890.
Mlckory-0car, *as. .oo@A5oo; common, s25.oo@
$500 Gull, sl2,00@18.0o.
Maple-Olear, $40. .o0@ 1000; common sao.0o@3o.oo ;
Gull, $1000@I 1910.
nuiteruut-0lcar, s5o.oo@oooo; common, s25.oo@
$500.
olerry--clear.. sso.oo@so.oo; common, $es.oo@
Wi %hl!e@woott-olesr, @ fU.oo@4o.oo; common, $1,000
@50.00 Gull, Sl0.0UGstB.Gu,
Wngoi, stuck-lIokory ax1es, por not, ST. loo@1, 10
wagon poles, cach a5@5so bog boards 535 COG 600.
, 1873-05-17

BliEEp-Iho SUPPLY WIS again scant hnd rflcta
nonnnliy higher tho offerings proving altogether
inadequate to the demand We quoto poor to common
at $3.6o@4.0o: medium at si.25Gs4.60 and good to
choico nt t4.7b5.40. Lambs salnba at f. 6Q460
tor Door to best.
, 1873-05-17


only moderate amount Of trading In this department
tho annexed prices being generally sustained:
TIN PrA1E-1O, 10x14, {15CO; do, 12x12, f15.5o do
$50. ~3-''
I1o T1n-Large. 42o; .amal1 4eo +; bar. 44o.
bhhhT z!Ho.Full casks 11o; half casks, 1A@11hc;
oAIyAN1z1p 1noN-No. 1G@9o, 1ko; No. 2q@2&, loo:
Of Is Per cent Ii 1natio from the lIat.
CorrEn-Coppcr bottoms, 45348o; braztors, over II
1b1t 47o; tinnctl copper, 43c.
W1nE-2 to u &C.: Q, g. aud o. 100; 10 to II, lie: a.
loo; 10, 1oo; 20, 2oc; fl bundle. is boz cent dis,
count; fence wire, IKE; by car load, Ike.
On ahis account there Ia considerable composition
among dealerB. Following ia tho range OF prices
1o@God, per keg, $5.25@t.37H rateH; ID do, $500
6.69K ID do, Adj do, $0.1ah@ga5; Sd do,
$e7e@9.87h 81 do, Ane, fs.25Gs.%71j: u 10, $3.50
@8.o2iS; cilnch, s7.621H@17s; 1870 or for loo kcg
lots.
NAVAL. sTOnEs-Trale coutinuea satisfactorily
active at tho prices fooming MAutlla rope, y Ii,
j i, 2oa2ao ;marlne' . i, S5s3ac; tarrct ropc,
5000 7oo; tnr, . bri, s.. .bo@s.o5. ' te|
olaTtado WINS good to-day, and ncar1y overy-
thing In tho liat wns firm. Quotations remain un-
CHANGED - follow: Carbon, ioH@2oo: o1tra lara oil,
boiled, slos whale, So; oporm, s2oo@ai0; meats
], TIC; bank OIL roc; straits, 75c elephant OIL p5o;
turrenttnc, s2@eo; naphtia, o3 gravity, 2o@21o;
narhtha. common. 1G@1Bc.
lAiNr8, coLons, AND pUTTY-Thcre was MORO
doing than for some time paat, and tho quoted prices
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-12
OUR RAILROADS AND VALLEY

The new combination of financial powers
that has taken hold of the Vermont Cen
trail under the name of Central Ncr-
mont" will make it what the most impor-
tant road in the State deserves to be, equal
to any in the country in comfort, safety
and regard for the public convenience.
At Rutland the Central Vermont, or
that portion of it under the same manage
mcnt called the Rutland road, connects
with the Harlem Extension, which now
joins the Harlem road at Chatham, the lat
ter being under the management of the
New York Central. A through route to
New York under the control of a single
company has been desired as making bet
ter outlet for the most important valley in
the Statc-rich in manufacturing industry,
and in the minerals of marble and iron.
This through connection is now to be at
tanned mainly through the leading capacity
and energy of Hon. 7. w. Park, of Ben
nington, who is one of the prime heads of
the New York, Boston and Montreal com
pany, with its various lines of railroad.
This company commenced the present
spring the construction of two links, aggre-
eating fifty miles, between Chatham and
New York, connecting at the city with the
Gilbert Elevated railway.
Considering that the Western Vermont
valley has already SO many forms of in
dustry in full operation, with SO much raw
material for more, we expect much from
the new value shortly in store for the IIar-
lem Extension. This particularly applies
to Rutland and that portion of the valley
lying between it and Bennington, and to
the country which borders the valley, all
of which will welcome as something benefi-
cent the additional facilities favoring an
ample outlet.
Here at Rutland we have marble, marble
mills, and other important manufactures.
Going southwark we pass saw mills fol
lumber and marble, factories for sash,
blinds and DOORS shops for car building,
and the not to be dcspised manufactures
of clothes pins and pegs. Proceeding yet
further south we find paper mills, shawl
mill, knitting factories, machine shops, and
other forms of enterprise exhibiting the
active spirit which pervades the valley and
fills it with the hum of wheels and the
music of hammers
We congratulate the valley on its present
and prospective advantages through the
Harlem Extension.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-12

FUNERAL OIL Mrs. GENERAL WooI. The
burial of the late Mrs. General Wool took
place at Troy, on Friday morning last
The services were conducted by Rev. j..
Ireland Tucker, d. D., of the Episcopal
Church. The deceased was robed in a
plain black dress, and laid in n costly cas-
ket, covered with rich black velvet, some
of which was drapcd on the sides. Autumn
leaves were placed on the top of the casket,
beautiful emblems of one who had passed
away in the autumn of her life. A silver
plate was on the coffin, on which was the
inscription, Sarah N. Wool. Born July
4; 1887; died April Z, 1873" The casket
was suimounted by beautiful cross of ov-
crgrccns and white roses. II was borne by
the following colorcd carriers VIM. Jack
son, VIM. Rich, David Jones, Benz. Latt-
mcr John Stokclcy and Joseph Gladly,
The following gentlemen followed the cof-
fin as pail bearers General p. " IIagner,
Hon. Geo. VI. Tibbitts, John l.. G. Knox,
Hon. Francis N. Mann, John II. willard.
j. l.. Van Schoonhovcn, Hon. Uf Gilbert,
Hannibal Green. The attendance of friends
of the deceased and family at the funeral
were large. The remains were taken TO
lakewood.