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, 1873-08-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

., ALcoMOI-Was lesa active aud lower; auotable Al
BlsOOaI- -COnN-TAo market was INCIDENTALLY .etvf
and firm at tho annexed quotations: No hurI g.;
@ @1oe; ~ No. i 1t atosk, braid GM@7Ec: No. do, 6kej
| do pao aud rod, 3aSlo. o'' 'e'''' N0 AeN
,nEANs-Iielnan inactive md nominal. We uuoto
mon q iss bcsa4, Il '&s ssaeS e.a'0' sa''s24o; eo
BUILDING MArER1ALs-This department was
,noua ,Ito 1 nny new ieatres About the usual demand
st,,ceo. Sewer brick IL Arm. Other descriptions Of
erlsh @ orc rather easy wo ropeas stucco $50; New
Utica, Louisville, and Akron comont sad - Grl
sfS,' sa .s 1"s :'s III; sp W ~s sst ;.6 e.,
So pSsssST3S hs1T pg 1 f, t0S fire brick
de: Do eamo isaeeedj sl5 ooa %
e sel1sS; e1ay psr I 9 'omon slooo
BUTTER bocl,lea drmess aus wus oyincea bv bola.
e ors q M feoa t9 sGieS o aaHs a. tho supply Of
fa!ry aetye no. only to supply loca co,s,acrs bat
Tor shipment Eat IT, Lev Eraiss arc alao working r-
on hand operates to keep prices down. Followiuu are
~ Quotations Strictly choice yellow. 22a@24o me-
aiGn 5a gsol lS9lse inferior 70 common, @iso.
very urn pfcoa' STOCKS arc now down to low ro;nt
st the Eat na vol ; here sn of Tic
advance. 4 fair movement In 6urlaus and nm
nlsa s alao noted, aud thu quoted prices aro
steaaily 1naintanod. Wa repeat list; BarE 8gn.
Ludlow axe; Lewiston, 33Kc; Anuriran. il v: su::
Anoakeag, 10; Otter Creek, 33c; inrap baRs End
s e lpssiS; s,nasAes, single. 1&lsc do doubo
;, ciEEsE-rh!s murket was moderately active. and
e Advanced prices estatlishei yesterday were tlrmIy
ADHERED M TO- IL reported that tls socks III tic ands
cations are that pr!ces will be firmly sustained II. n
deed, tloy do not further advance. W. ronuat pnr i'll
Now York faotory, hGsl316c Ohio factory Ifa13c
Western fnctury, 1lTe5i3Hc. |ss7A1<e~'
CoAL-An adsa,lea In wholesale prices Of l.ara
cual has Gosn oatabltBhei but lotal PRICES ru,nnn
unclaimed. business continues astiyo and the e''u sui
oral lnArkot 10 very firm. FnllawlnH arc the n,!nn
tions; !:chigl!, 5000; !ackawanna, $3.50: Erio,
f9.oo Arar Ill1, t9oo Walnut lkl. $500; Dloss.
5000 Intalsa block, $500; Ktrlla,d drate, ss5o
cherry Mino, $500; Miaonk. 5000: Wilmington,
ooopERAaE-1.on,1ns duh AM! weak as regards
IackorB' guols. Stock IL III nludulute s,pi,ly and
aru W. quote Pork larsos, $l30Gsi Id; lard.
tsrres siGoeSl.o; whisky barrels. $.o0eea ID; aor
Do, b'loAe4, $3a.0oGa29oo; tierco stuyos, touKl.'
sa',9 w. Rppskq4 p -1alla44. s2
, 1873-08-08
nuA COIN but tho dc Ia not sharply cut and uicoly
doinc.l as w1 had hoped, "
- LOCAL rn1nEB.
Tic banking house Of NloBBrs. L,tnt, Preston
Y kGan report tho local atockn ns fulloMa
Tho following inatrumonts wore tllod for roc
ord OH Thursday, Aug. 2:

Tho following Instruments wore flled for roc
ord OH Thursday, Aug.7
c1ry PROPERTY.
Lot IS and II Lot II, in Block ., Of Mi1lArd h
Deckcr'a u ofnw u SEQ 20, 80, 10. dated May !;
confederation, $1,000
E2sft Of sul-Lol 0, in oampbclps Lot 90, In Block
D. Rockwell's Addition, dated July7; consideration,
*l,a75.
Nobey st, OF and ncsr Augusta, I, Lot Is, dated
July IS: confederation, 1000.
Lot u In block in Nurabry subdivision Of block IL,
shsi!o1ds Addition dated Jny confederation, $780,
Wood It, Is It ot Elk Grove It, T. 2511ao II, da,od
July 81 confederation, 5000.
12t It, datod Feb. IS; consideration, $l,25o.
Paulina St corner Of Cork st, T. 241so II, dated
Wont indiana 1t, noar cor Of Lincoln at, n (. Lot
log, & 1ned tx :: Aug: eonaidorMat19n, r. S, g ooo
100 oh.fa f. s = MGsh 2
Indiana at, bot North Dearborn and State ats T. 20
# t. slley, dated ! Ang 4: confederation $1,000
lexington It. bet Moyne md avitt ats, I, "a to
'es s'i g. ID hi L. sss T. st. July
hltlwauieo y, near atrard St I, s5or11s Il, tase
aiilwankoe AZ, 45o II \ Of airera at. f. as111s
#, dated !nly s; eonstlerntion, $, ,aSo.
IT. july 8; On 's ST. 1'''''
Elk Grove 1T, i73 # n Of aIrard st. I, 241118 It,
dnted July 10 consideration, 5000.
Wood 81, " Of Elk Grove st, o. 26x124 II, dat
oil May 40; consideration, 1918.
Lot 20, In Bub-D!ock 6, Of Block 49, Section 49, 3o
II, dated Aug. G; considerntion, &, $50.
Lot 10, in nlock O. Of D., 8. LecA Addition, dated
July II. 1872; consideration, 100.
samc as tho aboyo, dated July 10 consideration,
$4,000.
Wabash ~, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth sss, " I,
50 tt to alley, dated Aug. confederation, $l20o0.
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS
Lots 18 hn2 10. In Block s, GAycpHWQod. dntej Ju1y
Is consideration, $3.50.
Undivided 147-il4 pnrs Of n Lot 10, in Dckerliko
bsceles " Of nwA eec %, 40, II, dated May |;
consideration, $1,000.
souTH orry LIMITS.
Lots % and SO III Bhaw'a Lota md OF Forrest7illc
dated Aug. ; confederation, $a783.
Lots to 8, and II to 81, In Block q, Of Dc1tcr Park
Subdivision, IN nwA OF ~ Sec. =, 38, II, dated
Aug. consideration a ,596.
WEBr or CITY LIMITS,
Hhrr3son ct, bet Hyman and Richmond avs, 10 acres,
dated July II consideration, $l5,0OU
, 1873-08-08
EDUCATIONAL,
EDUCATIONAL,
Harvard University,
I878-74, i.

Mombors Of ono department havo right to ettond leo.
turos and reoitaons in otor department OF tho u.
reFsy without paying additional fees; for s1ampo Law
students may attand oxorcsoa toy poaso In Harvard
College, Medical studoats tho exercises Of tho scionA
Sefool oto.
Tho degrees Of 1nstor OF Arts Doctor Of Philosophy
and Doctor Of sccnco open Bachelors Of other a
atituttons.
The year begins In oil departments Thussday. Sopt.
Il, 1913. Examinations for admission to HARVARD
COLLEGE, tho LAWRENCE sCIENTIrIO SCHOOL.
tho MINING SCHOOL. and Tho BussEY 1NST1Tu.
TfON will begin on Thursday, sopt. es At m. Tho
examination for advanced standing in tho MEDICAL
SCHOOL takes placo Bop 2a for advanced standing In
tho LAW SCHOOL. Sept. 26.
The university Catalogue (tnoudng examination papers
OF lba-7a> fnay be obtained from CHARLES W. SEVER
nooksolers Cambridge; price, 70 conts. Circulars d.
1crbnE tho several departments may bo obtained On 40
pioAt1on to JAMES ". HARRIS, secsotar7,
Qamhtidxn. Mnsk.
, 1873-08-08

rn"a% nw Iaels ey ha'o saown Ire a,, T.
1ua gratifying to tho soilcr vllo for No l,,K tiinc
las found IL atii,cult 1attor 10 mako Ills ow ylowa
correspond will tlioso Of tho b,,ycr
o Lo tSMsar ao,'an 81 psen ts Il o wne Ues
oilod aynnco was csabsisoJ, which nB Increased an
riBo is foolR on thp art Of WOOL dealers TINT for tu
present, tllo stnplo would suffer- IN further t1eprcca-
S s for S ness ew eaa vfs ;s s9a
many operator. raised t,cr buying igros to to prc.
o1pressed Judgment Of Eastorn correspondents, tnvo
continued purchasing OIL basis Of 45@4oo for Ohio
woots can bc readily paaHul into consumption but
there ia not Alfrient Anirnus to tho goods trade to
ecces, 1t now looks though osa must bc inevita
bio:
h1oat Of tho woolen mills nre now running. on nno
quest during tho month. Dealers, convinced hh. no
material improvement is probsbo % tho eeason Al
Ing any accumulation Of this claea. For medium
ncecen thcru hns boon only moderate inquiry, with
values still aonowat unaottled. Coarse and common
wools ars decidedly neglected. audi except where they
arc wanted for backing of hno eavy cloths, have to DO
sold for worry low goods or blankets, md ut corre-
VIC nro Of the opinion that tho uoxt few wcoks will
material change In tho yae Of feeces and that
country dealers will gsp nothing " holding back
hop thor interests ny prompt aales aud avoid loss OF
ahrin&age, and tho o1penscu Of carrying stock.
L.
Tho Now York World payg:
nh. o,,t ,,o-ch.,,a , 49,, .,, ,,,,,,,.,t, H.,
hocn formed 70 ratae the price Of coal but admit thas
t,s amy m anvo e2.ne 70 Al Maae.ss"nang
ar i.r%e o" t 10, itt Il, S'i , =. anh w
stn:y,g vu, ~ 'ta ooecs uens 70 grauay ps
,nt aa9 preo o. coa n.y. ~ censs pes onsn s
uni r. Wo en3 H. ~ ~ natIn LIZ ~ w. hn
@ ,. ~ .t nuy ano NV anss o. !ao oetannX ~ .te
rhin t.n.t ~ IL; ~ tns efso e,o
s,;i1 ,aao Mc t inv @ p.p M .uot
conaany ios~ dnrno c iast to o. thrso
a ss ~ sa n oy May .9r @ tn9m " feooYor ana
, 10 ~. ~ =. - eass ~ ~ nus ~ eVncett nnt
@ & " LUZ pa.so ~ cua, ~ nvinH lao. rms IL Ino
t Icy nns1 Ivy ouop!eu. Aaots 1pos not apponT "
~. ~ nu} netMcgn raeuclh1 cunpanies,
= w trn,c Ino a ais H. Or
A., unilo!h'ssn9ne, ~ ~ 10 terneu iney aliogo that
ne ma ~ a'g a oa '4
and assert ,ba sro ~ viii awayy Ga hoaithv con,n"
on. This monthly advance OF 10 cens IL not to 10
enjoyed by tho Wholesale dealers rntro1y but ia to be
divided, Il Is sa1, hetweon theselvcs tho carriers
aud tho miners. Thus 1t aprearn Tint tho whole
, 1873-08-08


ing on the 28h n amounted to o72 tons, and for
the coal 1885, Jos TONS agast 1o37alao tons to
corresponding time last year. being an increase of 179
085 fons Tho bitnntnouB tonnage for the week Ia
"a, 668 tons, Al for the year 1,7287M tons, giving
total Of all kinds for TN weak Of 5aoG2o tons, and
for the year Of ~ $3.50 tons, against H. 9l4 500
tons to Same t1nio Last year, hotng increase Of
373, ,327 tons.
CANADIAN HARVEST PROSPECTS,.
Tho Toronto Globe Hay8 tint tile foars that
once to the charactor Of tho coming harvest have
been in good moasuro dispe1led by the Into
gonoral and abundant rains. In some quarters
these rains have boeu oven excessive, resulting
IN good deal OF tho grain boiug permanent1y
lodged, and 10 far injured. This, however. has
bcon by no 1neans general, but only III those To-
calities whero, from the character OF tho soil or
tho partial carly rainfall, the grain crops Ind
been boforo exceptionally luxuriant. Tho hay
will not be full crop or anything like it. Yet Il
is genorally much botter than was at one time
anticipated, while the 1ato moist weather has
been exceedingly favorable to tho groen crops
and to the second growth Of grass.
LATEST.
Wheat was moderately active in the afternoon,
and frmor. advancing 1c, but closod 10 above
tho closing price on 'Ohange. No. 2 spring sold
at Sl.l64 D1.1G seller the mouth. and 81 1880
1.0B34 seller September, both options closiug At
tho insdo. Corn WAS fairly active, aud fir1ner,
closing at 37eG@S7e!o aollor tho mouth and sBE
@9814 seller September. Moss pork was frmor,
815.70 being bid soler September. Lake freights
were castor, closing ut TO for corn to Buffalo.
Tho following charters wore reported Sc,r J.
G. MarBton, corn to Buffalo, ut $40; bark Mol
son and aollr schuylkill, corn to do at 80; Gu
phcity 107, 600 bu. It IL understood that freight
room for about 10000 bu of wheat was engaged
to-day.
, 1873-08-08

METALS AND rINNERs' ToCK-Tra1o continues
quiet and prices unchanged, AZ follows:
s27.50. 80
l1o TM-Iarge, 40 small, 400; bar, 44c.
Bngrr XlNo-Full casks, lilo half casks II 14911Ko:
SHEET Iaox-No. a. $40 ratce nuss1a iron. CSC
do No. stained, 2oc rateg.
dALvAN1zED 1noN-No. 1890. LOO No. 22@o4, 1so;
No 25s2o, l7o No; q. 1so: No; ~. 200. discount
CoPrRH-Copper bottoms. 4Hc brazters, over II iha
47c; TIMED copper, a8o; planahoa copper, Acc; do,
;, TiaEn2 to 80; and 1os 70 to II, 11c; Y,
count fcnco wire. 7xo by car loud. 74o.
NA1LB-Tho averaEo demand prevailed, prices
$40 rntes; I'd DO, si.15; Cd do, 500; ID do,
*sa!N; % Do L 80 $500; I'D do nnc, $3.50; 2a do,
6eows: sssl!ia sops. +, s!ssl sape, C.
fib, isH@loHo; hen.r saal1 cord, . b. 2oaaso; ma
y 1ale soottse6o; pitch, y br', sd,ooD7.oo tar, d
oILs-Carton continues somewhat unsettled, owing
TO tlo declining tendency Ut prcea ut the Eaat but
for other oils to market comparatively IL steady
Trade though not active, Is fully good IN former
follows: Carbon, l7Hc extra lard oil 70e; No. Csc;
No. D. 62o: linseot raw 93051; do boi!cd pBctR3l OO
whnls, a5c: srorn - neats foot OIL strictly
53o; atrai.s 7Oo elephant oil, oso turpoutne, oSo::
napAtha, Gu gravity, ls9sl0o; naphtha, common, 100
a.1RoN-rhis market was quoted stoaay aud Arm
x55UU@o8.0o; Masxion, *5b.oo; TuscaTawAs, $s5.00:
Lake Superior, No. J. S56.O0: to No. q t34, 90 Mis-
sonf , csrcoal ~ olts4go t9 atos coal $500
light inquiry and pslcoa were nut subjected to auy
material chQlku
, 1873-08-08
COMMERCIAL.

TnuHspAY EVENING, Aug. 7.
Tho following wore the receipts and shipments
Of the loading articles Of produce In Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours aud for tho
corresponding date ono year AGO.
, 1873-08-08

9 4 SS sssgs iasas snrss It y fe coeps
sss!i s% oae ,e {: s's'ss'' 10
roTAToEs1Tho "a! M s;,; marriott borally supplied,
|es ohoss soet III; t Ts srsr s@ trns va
!, esl Il fas to eoS do: g eemman siooS
for rcd, Or s.. .hO@4.75 per brl. fSA ''>
slsEDS-rimothy aood WAS active, md, nntlor in.
b!o q t36o@3 cash, and quie nj x5oo sceaF a"V1a to
1onth' y ~ sale was insao to arrive mort week, NJ
@ i aus Ssss sd oas; H o ss
ssloa M Include 2os bags timothy NJ $500 Il boga At
@ son;on II 2s s,l,ss1 1,,sa do
rive befor9 4 tlle 2o1h,, as t1.os.
Saginaw, flno, s2oo ordinary coarse $2oo; coarso
out tSp% sss aarys sFeaa ~,s iSss Sass T
to, slr ier s;ek, sSoo96.2s turks Isaad, s3oo
TEAB-A light reduction in old hysou, common I'm.
poria and g'.nrowor teas ia note with which excep-
ton tho quotations remain tho sasno at tho lo-
ginning Of The woek. Following are tho prices now
do good, eo@7oc; do choice to extra nne 05c@Sl 10;
eeno eemmon to fne old hyson 10000 common inpora
s1tfs .sloynns ehoico g extra japan
aS@aao eoora natural % osf az 5npas uS
70 ane oolong a5@sb good, o5e5o cloioo to extra
ooCHBbltW.
tAtinns:
FINE our-Extrs, 75@s5c cho,ce, e5@70o rcdt-
um ba9Goo poor 10 conlinor, 4o@60c.
~ ua-Nstursl leaf, 75@soo; hall bright, eo@7o;
,,e e choice, as@sso od'u ae
WOOp-Th1 wood market was quoted firm and ut-
SsK9gEx SShsngsd I'D nses Ssoo@s5o maple t9oo@0so
sh in III tpU 1eass asvsIo st nchonoe
s4'3s@a So per brl: corn, lo91io; water-relons as
$16o13o0 Per doz; fnuak1nelons, $160@20o per lo1.
WoOL-Oontihuea to meet with a fair inquiry on
Eaetern account. Tho roceipts aro stil small and
ecarcoy adequate. Tho market IL frn though no
ilatnudats advance is anticipated. Wo continue 10
Tub Washed, c1tTn md medium. 45(a4sc
rub WHehcd, common to fair.. 4Gfa 46c
Fsoee ' Hsshe1, @ xsxx, light: s5stas
E!ooce washed, 1A1X, dingy. .36G93so
Fleece, washca medium light. 42o
Fleece, unwaahod, K&xX, good condition. .25S26o
Iieoce, unwaenod, coarso to medium .28es2oo
Feoce, unwashel, conrsc and dngy. .2565a7o
nhrcrt pulled. .35@3Sc
.J6Itt4t
Tho following sales made within tho lAHt fov
dnya: $4,000 lbs medium and Ane wnsllod ns 39a4lo
1900 hs choice looco ut 42c 1000 IBIS tub washed al
A9c; 1000 lbB tnb washed 1T 45c; 1000 lbs washed
eombln8, at 4sc; 5000 lbs delaino at 43r.
, 1873-08-08
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

@. r shefor. fanisfy ino%n sS a. '''sSe cen," tls
Wayne stock Yard accommodation train, Ras, attor
Week's absence, returned to his post. 0on has boen
suffering from coup De sofe,i. His frteuds-which
embrace ~ who havc tho pleasure of his acquaint
cATTLE-lf there waa any change In tho situation
Of this market, tho chnnge In favor OF buyers,
prices ruling, T. anything shade lower than yeR
improved, Now York, Albany, Boston, mud Pitts
brgh still being quoted lull and weak honce ship-
rcrs conducted their movements with quite much
caution as during tho preceding days OF the week,
and generally Insisting upon lower pricos Tho qualify
WAS miserable. Tho froah receipts included few
hunches Of primo to choice corn}cd steers but tho
and "inedium," while Of tho stalo cattlo very few
would properly grade above common. The best lois
wero worked OIL at IS bt sales were noatly
as: fGr noor natives sna common Texas
guilty IN alliuB .lluiT s2o0Gs 425 while ahe
few stook cattle inquired for readily obaiabe II
arnof 1uotahlo at S. Tor poor 10 choIco Tlo
market closel dull and weak. with many common
cattle left oVor unuold.
Extra Deoves-dradod stoors ayeraa,up 400
Choice DeeTos"Fne, it, well formed ycsr s00S0o
to year old steers. averaging 1856 to ..--
Good Observation-Disclosures, finely formed '.tos'@
Steers averaging 100 to 1850 l6a. .,., 6Ooes625
Medium Grades-Steess III FUR lesh, aver
aging ,os9 70 l2oo 4.bo@4ao
and good to extra cows, for city
slaughter, averaging 500 to 1,160 tbs .. s.23@4,25
Stock Cattle Common cattle, in decent
aenh, averaging 7o9 TO $50 soo@4.25
sags, bulls, and .callawag stoera: 2oo@275
1ntLE1exns' Northefn ~lhtcfeu......... 325@4.50
catt'e-ae1as through arovea. 200a82.b9
, 1873-08-08

=, Hous-TheFo Was falr activity In the demand for
light gra.lee and for choice heavy and offerings m.
Yesterdays preos but for common heavy gracs there
was only limited domand, and tic market for such
tendency Tho recers woro argor than for oitlpr of
ths 1 previous dnya Of The weef aud between 5000 aud
s1oo fehalhcu UNFOLD A tho close. SAlea 20
light. ~ @ ~ -N
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

Inc intes1 new FROM Cabs increase 'he
excitement through the country Over ne
butcher OF the person captured Oh 'n'
Tirginius. N.zs.p-e5vs.. 81 last nocounls'
mad bean inhumaniy pat 70 death Inc
massacre is almost without example II CIV
-li1ed warfare. and the desire j. VIDE ana
-non7aueou= that or government should
,venrs the murder. Assuming that me
Virginluz rightfull7 hore the American
.-l.-g the -inrrnv words Of Admiral Porter
..Tfon- far doe not protect the deck II
,,vs-z We mad bette- haul II IL, strikes
-eenonzire chord II many breasts, andve
ere prepared 70 credit the report inst Il ihe
I,-szi5sr- wanted IN arm Of sbie-boaiea
men 70 90 70 Santiago, the entire number
eanli no raisri II twenfy-fouT hourz.
Tss h-u-aliriez of thesf Cuban n1tchers
nave been scandal 10 civilization ever
sinoe the rebellion in their iair isle con
-,s.ce5 and this affair seems likely 70 iur-
njsh al occasion O. bring them to Their
=snse- Thi- government MS suffered
Grievances enough N the pas which long
ara sboul1 have teen reare7sed, SUCH n the
-auu-eatlan OF property hei0ngiuEto Amer
.ran citizens ID Cuha. bat the Spanish
r1ye-umtnr nave DELAYED 90 respond
b. our complaints. AM nov SPAN,
rnauEi no==es=inr aur sympathy I'D
--- e-ra-r-r d. .-q.uts.l Cd repuh4lc ,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

H1K C1mmoi1ra Vanderbilt could have
been induced 90 offer o. rhe Uesrra. Yer
mont. through connections 90 New York.
~ WY 81 BENNINGTON. 81 long Withheld ny
nan na- probably been mystery Go good
many people We understand the ezplans-
ri11 r.. ha net any -uiden streak of rene-
ro-.-v 10 The Commodore. Rat very simple
revard f'r b own Interests. " lica Iurui7le-
much stronger rgaranrv Of Permanency III
ft- arrangement The New YORK Boston
sad Mou-rral own l4nd~ on spuyten buTyl
Greek. waira o. wa proposing o. make l1r
the present -1e southern terminus ID its
rasd. AS~1onas the lima of ir-tracE now IN
rrars-= ar complexion AZ the Southern end.
-done. Ir Wa proposing 70 herin running
trains q. ras terminus. taking thence ir=
passenger ana freight fv steamer ya che
kasr River. go the lower part OF Nss 0rE
island. Nuw these lands of the New York,
Boston and M1utreal Company. lie just
Es=- af the bridge acr1zs the Greek. over
which all Of Vanderbilt passenger trains
h- both Harlem ani Hudson River roads.
reach ths Ereat F1--v-Secoud Street de-
DOT Tho trains over thar bridge average,
" reIieyc. sboat one every Ten mInute- of
she rwcu-v fr- hour There t- draw ln
rhe bridge. now seldom opened hu- which
would ns,a rl 1r open good parr OF The
day. after rne New lori. Boston and
Monrrea. road should commence running
ir- steamer through M- Vanderbilt
ga ne sw ta perceive We
auvs heard when bi- attention was
sailed r rhs matter. that The delays
and annoyance IT, has road wonlj be lnroi-
-rsh.o. ifrhe Nez 1u-k. Boston AMI Mon
tree Company rdo-er exercise theirriEht
ID. wa in rt- msuner proposal. lie &C.
..riInr-- rzurg==ela w4Hnrne=- O. permit
lts Nov 1orE. Boston and MonrreaI IN run
lhc.r passenger trains tothe lrtv-Sac7ndS..
depot. and NOT only .-a- hur ~ give she Hair
sem EXTENSION satisfactory tHrouFh counec-
icons o. New York. uut- the New erik,
Boston az Monrrea snail ba7r completed
it~ line ,Ism Chatham down
b IS furJHer proposed O. make trel Ehr
line lar 81 freight zsekinr water transport
alton from off tHe Contra. or Harlem Ez1en-
-ioa ruaa-. yia me Harlem road 20 Miller
Tla ,anaHt IuirrE miles thence over rHe
Dutchs-= and Columbia division sd the New
lori. Boston aud Mon1real road some
twenty-five mAs= further 90 Fishki- where
rhs company WI have extensive facilities
Tor shipping TINS everything promise
very strong and convenient through lne.b
the neE roure whlra vii give facilities
both 90 freight and for passenger rravs., t.
81 " esieru vermont. -uct g. haze never
been offered before
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

We ure=une that Thousands 81 th'=7 Who
zrs oizmo-inF for 8 WEI with SPAN are
laborinr under the delusi1n thsI a ~sr
power spain a Of TeT7 mall account
MsuT people who get Their chief ideas Of
the war IN Cuha. from the New ork
He-a,j a.d Ssr. suppose that the Spanish
forces and tho=s If the insurFsnf7 are not
far from equal. and neither Of them Of very
danrsrnus proportion Bat the iaei Is
that spain hasa stronger navy than Ihnf oil
the nitsd State
The spanish navy consists Of first-ciass
iron-alads. carving from Il u 40 guns
wooden frirate=. fir=t-ciass, 10, carrying
from 81 20 81 guns wooden friEhies,
seeon8-class. 81. carving from . 10 Il guns
wooden frirate=. third-cis==. II. carrying
from q too gun and guuboaiS. carry
inc from 10 guns In all ner aeef
carries abcnt 20 cannon at least hun
dred more than that ri this country, and
her marine corps is much larger than ours-
A. for land force. tine spanish regulars
now N tuna numner anoli UNIV AHu
there is an equal faroe Of Cuban ''volun-
teer= IN the Spanish service. who lnstlgaie
all the bztrhery done hv me spaniards on
the Island They rule the Captain-0enera-'
wha mas 10 submit 70 then Sangunnry
nolirv against the rev0iutioniSfs. The vol
untepr- arr made up ol shop-keePeT=
ofcial- -.c VINO hate the Cuhans because
their suere-- wou-i eZpsl them from the
island The ganan revolutionary army
hardly namber- over l5.0oo men, exclusive
of re-rr7eof i6.Coa. VINO. Tor the want Of
arm- and -uniil0n- do only picket ana
scout duty. the Cuhan forces are hadiY on
! for muuiTion- # wa. and their prospects.
without oar7.de aid. are certainty nos an
Z crrrnrIrr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

NES luEE. Nov. ls-During the storm.
last night three af the Delaware and Hind
son canal haats loaded with coal SANK at the
1ork here The steamer Baltic wa driven
hy the wind against Tivoh dock and the
guariz were =mazked and the stack DESTROY
cd. An unknown zloap sunk rerveru Bar
rvt1wn and Tvali. and an unknown
schooner sunk m tiaTer7rraw Bay No
lives are reported lost
HsLUAX. Nov. Is.-A yialeu, ~outhea-.
gale with rain began to-day increasing 10 @
perfect hurricane There wss = heavy =a7
IN the harhor and rwo vessels went ashore
The gale Wa the heaviest experienced here
tor many vears- The velocity Of the WIND
Wa - mis7 an hour Seriou damage T.
shipping on nv coast - feared
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-11-21

The new torpedo boat, which wa
launched st the BROOKLYN navy yard last
week. r. q very formida bic craft Her length
b. 10 lee. she is = feet bean and Il feet
gold. Her engine vi he ~ horse power
Iho bnaf is huIlt b. Compartment, with s
double bottom and pumps and valves, 50 g.
% se1tie iteI in rne water O. ihe level OF the
decks- There viii he m opening in the
prov shout the diameter Of a key through
which u I'm out bar Of iron with E tor
pedo on the eHd 81 as 20 explode 1t under q
ship bottom. She wiIl also have Two
similar c0ntrITHnees on each size for e1plod-
ing torpedoes while alongside an enemy
vessel. She VIII also carry on deck one
fifteen inch gun for forward rake alone
Her propellinE apparatus is 10 he peculiar
paddle wheel IN the stern. which will enable
her TO turn IN her own length.