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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20

READ what the County Examiners
say about the Teachers Institute.
They evidently do not intend to grant
certificates to those who take no pains
to inform themselves in regard to
Theory and Practice of Teaching"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20
PUBLIC SALE

"AVING sold my firm. will sell at Public
III auction, on the premises known as the
Preston farm, one mile and a half southwest cf
the Center of Shalersville, on
Il Thursday, March 10th, 1873,
Commencing at ten O'Clock forenoon, the fol-
lowing property. to wit:
One span of Bay Mares, six years old and good
roadsters; sorrel ID Mare. with foal !; Cows; two
Yearlings; Heifer,1 Bull, 16 Sheep, set doub-
lie harness. two-horse WAGON. 1 two horse
Buggy half interest in an Excelsior Mower,
iron. nearly new; shovel Plows, one with
wings: Shepard cross cut Saw. Grindstone and
other farming tools too numerous to meAtion.
Also Hives of Bees.
TERMS: All sums of SIS 20 and under, cash in
hand: over IS 90, six months credit, without
| Interest, with approved security.
10 FRELERICK STEELE.
wM.FARR. Auctioneer
| ShalersviIle, March g. 1873. s3@2t
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HEAD oUARrERs.

and caps Jon must Fisib FL4TH = Pof'4s estab-
iishment. You can find there just what you
want. New stock received almost every day.
= = Batting. 1ss500-.
A good quality Batting to be found at No.
Etna Block. at 16c to abc per lb.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20

GONE WEsT.-One Tuesday even
ing Alonzo Bean, youngest son of
Peter H.. Bean, Esq, of this town,
started for Kansas, where he designs
to make his future home. He is a
young man of the pluck and energy
to win, in life.
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kHMEa1BER.

Lamp Chimpeys. s,,.'S.,sAr, - )
Just received. larsslat 6f Clint Lamp Ehim-
neys. Try them 1ts :. SO 50 =
--zggx I sMITHswOODRUfF q co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20
Glass Wq

Glass Ware,
The largest stock in town may be found at
Nav 90 1872 1877 DEMING'S.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
HAsEssA. rHuRs,x. MARCH go, 1873
List of Advertisements.

ksfs Lat of Advertisements.
c. Rrsdley-Pnblie Sale.
Lyman D. Wari-Closing Out Sale.
Trustees ii. Z. Church Observation-Disclosures to
g Contracters.
w. Moody & A. c. Osborn-Horses, Cattle
Sheep &c. at Auction
Theodore Clark-Choppers Wanted.
o. N sanford-Stoves ard Tinware at Cost
Furry, King q to.-Carriage Works
Unity Lodge, N .. IL, II, and A. N.
Meets the second and fonrth Mondays Of each
- Tyrian Chapter. No. 81. r. A. VI.
bIestss the third Wednesday of each month, in
Nasonic Hall. Pkenix Block.
ID. c. GOODMAN. Fl. p.
7. o. q. F--Rayenna Lodge, Me- 65.
AeeIs.everg Wednesday, evening At odd Eel
eFsi Hall sssI
sts Ravenna Encamplnent, No Ies.
Meets every end and 4lh Fridays of each month
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20
ARTIFIcIALr TEETH.

Inserted ON all approved bases, at II. T. CLkRK's
Dene1 Office and Labratory, over First National
Bank, Rayenna, Ohio z37-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20
WHO WANTS H
A GOOD HOME?
House and Lot for Salel

A intend removing from Ravenna on ac-
IN count ofmy business. l wish to sell my
hnuse and lot ON Chestnut street. near the Union
school House.
1t is n desirable propertY;I od house. with
barn and Fll in good repair. am anxious to
sell and will take 5000 for the place, which Il
less than the property Is worth;
Raveana, March Q, 1873. sss-&wa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20

Particular Attention
,aid to cutting garments for ladiessto make up
~ J. S. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20
!Il Tnlg islhe flrst month Of Spring.

buTHIs islhe first month of Spring.
HOUSE cleaning days are at hand.
ARE you going to attend the Teach
E,eris Institute p
BoNNETs this spring are said to be
tending towards the old scoop shovel
styfe.- 81 llt5es lss
L sSPRINa' business will soon com.
mence, and now is the time to adver-
tise your wares.
Eani The robins and bluebirds have COM
ihshceds their morning concerts.
r. TUESDAY was a rainy dismal day,
and it seemed as though the. equinox
ial storm had begun.
THE. frost is, out of the ground !; the
mud is deep, and the travelling horri-
BILE.
"A FEMALE brass band is being or
ganized in Warren. So says the Con-
stitution. .,s,.. ,s.s,..
School directors, who have been
disappointed by teachers who failed
to obtain certificates, can secure a COM
petent teacher at the Institute.
A COLLISION occurred on Wednes-
day forenoon at the Railroad crossing
lof the g. q p. and A. &c G. W. near
The lakes. Four men injured.
- Gun toRpsmen, Hon. A. Hart, is
iiaIaed in some quarters as the Radical
eamii idate for Lieutenant Governor
at the next next election.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20
E.DoMEsTIC''

RE Works in all Yeathers: ~
R6F Not .oyerrnice about handling.
aSF Ready when wanted. ~
p~Don't balk with heavy load; nor run
away going down-hilI. nf
D@N Not only nice carriage. fit for a smooth
!. ~ road; but like Paddy's wheel-barrow,
.ftt4 = 4s not afraid of ghosts.
@eA few days trial with all the help you
10 need, FREE. I Il - F &
Old Machines taken in excha*g ge.
Agents wanted. u4f
.''''' - b. UNDERwooD. Agent,
'-.-,.t Ravenna, Ohio:
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Post Master at Ravenna.

We learn as we go to press that the
President has sent to the Senate tine
name of w. S. Krake, as Postmaster,
Al, RavenI1a. Mr.. X. has been the
Clerk in the Office during Mrs. Evans
term; and has been a competent and
accommodating officer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20

On and after Dec. -. is72. Traius will Ieaye
Stations daily. (Sundays exceptedS - follows
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

am Offering my CrockerY, Glassware. Knives
and Forks and silver Plated Goods at dis
count OF the regular prices of 331s per cent. :
LOOK AT THESE FIGURESi
Georgia Bank Goldfish attic per pound.
NO Herring 40 cents per box. fe.7s
Whitefish, Mackerel and Halibut at reduced
prices. -tiA
Potatoes 30 cents per bushel- g.
Rose 4 Bro IS Sugar-cured Hams 13 C. per lb.
Clear Pork TIC per ID.
+. D. Reese's Pure Cider Vinegar at S5 c pr gal.
My % silver Drip Syrup IS cts per gallon.
. 90 :. :. - IS cts.
Best $50 test Corbon Oil 30 ots.
My 81 CD Gunpowder Tea 81 40 per pound
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20

To All Whom it may Concern.
"AxING sold out my Harness business. this
IA Is TO notify all having accounts with ne
to call and settle tile same without delay. 90.
- tssq G.. 5. STARR.
Rayenna, March3 1878. 1878.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20

,ss Ravenna Enca,nplnent, No I.s.
Meets every end and 4ih Fridays Of each month
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20

This is no humbug Closing out sale,
for am selling out to quit business. u ..
My stock III all the above named goods is. full
and com plete and will sell all my goods at
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-20
ASSIGNEE'S SALE

DY virtue of an order made by the Court of
ID Probate Of Portage county and state of
ONO, shall offer for sale at Public Auction. at
the residence of George kibler, one mile west
oil the Center of Palmyra, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Eyv YORK M.rch rivals TO-DAY are 20 80, an,
hnndrgdFhsLj IS C0umanipsg, aEd Ws,A,.,
making jas head, against 81 sane ame last Te General hssr
market about Monday
Some Of the representative ss at tie dfers. Jsr y,sn
lows;
D. waIel fOrLGD. wslr us Husols cattle Gan ,., an,
Schaer Seeel 22s Iiuos for n Morris 7 et a, ula
W Thompson, Tor Coon thompson, lO Illinois e1e a
al n! 0l2c 49,
Geo Torsy sold ia TeIan s,ee 100 H. sro ., IO. t,S No.
W. Y. Dudley 81 Texans s. IT, Duffr
Tofey worked of TO- Texans, about 100 ~ gross, M s
Morris.
G. Kahn sold Tor Bell y Indiana steers 81 evt atpal ~
ntucky cattle for Brown C.. average 3at.
h,rcs Cow. Con,nse "a .r,ve o nall lof. =, o. ss
alive coming SLOWLY Ard selhnz 70 ll -.
Of sales 10 L.; dressed are selling atl2al5c
SHEEP-Receps hght l73 since Monday With namh@ a. 90,
due We sales Of $50 Ohio loe u. at SIC d. 70 n BE- "a
LAMBS are stu arriving in mail lots, and sell % 500 sna
each.
BtypsIo March 15-CATTLE Rece to-i,y Including % .,
FAR 448 against 207 Tor TIE 49,,
Market drR yesteraJs prices; attendance Ears I
country bnyers rge all onenag disposed OIL about ia III
were sold bead Illinois rangug from tC
At rs Oas7 7J head Missouri steers ranging from % s
AZ sc GOA 81 90 81 head Missouri ranEss from ~ n
S5d IS 25 head Canadian steers gug from l4J
$50 80 3O % head Canadian stosers ranging fon go
ll a "a
so CO head Kentucky ayerang LILO o. Al - ns
steers Averaging ~ u, at - O - head Ind la steers f
ing Lfgl tb at 80 70.
sHEEP LirBs-Recepts today loo) he1d natrs s.
rec.pu the thus far ft00 head against 32c head fa q.
tine sAles 30l head Ind ns sheep
SO Ohio sheep ranging from u 10 80 D. &c mace ~
head Michigan sheep from 81 20 100 H. stS6 3iGs
Wisconsn sheep, ayerag ~ r, a. 80 Is.
HoGs-Reoep for tie weck thus ar ll609 bead sgis no a
there but earioas
this morning al oGennp disposed " sales - nli
Ind,, and Ohio ranging from le5 to 2io b IS essss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

ing n largo through business and which, from the
immense Mineral, Agricultural, and other valuable
of the country it traverses ia assured OF
very remunerative local traic--sre among the most
substantial and satisfactory investment securities in
the markets and, at the present price, 87l and ac-
crued interest, yield liberal rate Of interest on
their cost.
They are in denominations Of 800, $500, and
81 OOO coupon and registered interest payable May
and November; principal and interest in gold coin
in New-YO
We also buy and sell at current market rates, the
WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS origi-
nally negotiated by us, and quoted at the Stock
Exchange, and widely known as favonte securities
in the principal money markets. Coupon bonds OF
81 900; interest payable January and July; princ-
pal aud interest payable in gold in NewYork. Price
to-day, 94s 10 80.
We also buy and sell GOVERNMENT and CENTRAL
PACIFIC BONDS receive deposits on which we allow
interest make collections and do general banking
business FISK 81 HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
INVESTMENT BONDs,

The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 80 FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS which we recommend as
profitable and well-secured investment bear $40
per cent gold interest, and have the following ele
meDts Of security, viz:
l. They are the obligation Of strong corporation
O. They ore First Mortgage on the Road, its
Equipments Rights, and Franchises.
g. They are q first Lien On its Net Earnings.
4. There if pledged. in addition, for the payment
Of principal and interest q Land Grant OF l2ySO
acres per mile through the States and $500 acres
per mile through the Territories trayersod. The
Company is already entitled to nearly Ten Million
acres of its Grant and its Land Sales thus far have
realized IS CO per acre.
With nearly 500 miles Of the road completed and
in operation the earnings for 1873 viii be large.
All marketable stOcks and bonds are received In
exchange for Northern Faeihcs most favorable
terms JAY COOKE d Co.
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Do .s.la, $50 ss,. Is-ss ,sssx. nd 700 uL a..

o. {. .. ~; 80 tsl. To. 70 y. cav. md ssML Co..
olLS-Idnseed |. dali and UNCHANGED a, M, !. Ssh.
qasl and tame at ssS lr PINE WIassr o s'g Init. s
dong for the future; the s r-gaisr are IA "a r
fo Old Moss Slo 20 for Eev dol $R toa Ga FOR R sh
only Of $50 bills seller Mach sls o. snd IA M vs hs
80 30. Bell 9s sGi s q i.. q % Ls siSs,l,
steady Beef Hams dali bbs Of an gss
a5gG 200 ssosed do st1ici y - wsr.rp snsss sses
Igps cSt Ian, a VIZ TX ssrs so a. a ,s s,.
Iic ia hhds Short Cut Hans AlSaus ( "a "A ia w ~
2oc 40 NJ Bellies buL, At el Bacon i ,sro.y., a g.
active The supply lights Long Clear fl Son Rs e more
April spi 800 DO. on the spot on py tsns ! ia
Long and half Short Clear orhrch Bdyse tsrss la
bots Camberlands e, and 10 boxes StRtins All -
Ceagos ga Dressed Hogs quet ght ssglt, 81. "a
quote at le1s for CITY Lar stronger Ib9ugS hs zoe, %
e. for ctr gle for Fair % Phne steam 81 M K.,te a..
ssd CITY DO at sle for uurs dehyery Ee bear Of 0 %
March atSis lsj e Cy for April q s,G RIO tes 4, a.,
last aght at 9ias l6c 10 es seller MAY a. Sc asd 1, 90
JuEe ~ 5sc ertrene pnee - ef
PETROLEUm-Re6sel has continued nh. ,ery au,,, ~
Indifferent Offering stock splrtglT oaig mi s'ns
spot and hrst bali Of April H nlUic asked sud Dc ~
ia caes Esre active ana stesdc s TO- Ocss Al a hts
FOR April May and jane there sellers at 9,s; ssets
quoted ilc. ~ Philadelphia tie market Gn a N
evening" Of 10000 bills, May ss2e add 800 bL fn hf As
SrOAS-Thers Va, activity since our l.,, ana
80s.e, and Cestrf9p 3d9ic ue sales ss, se,,
aboat bids aud 527 the bids 8as On "a
the boIes a3G, up to 9e Refined srn ld ~ I
sEKDS-C0Vef moderate demand Tor home trade ste,
Of 800 bag Prime at 8lc. Timothy dGD AZ 80 IS
STEAiN quiet but tteadJi sac o. 10 Gree s,ssrs AZ
TALLOW = timer and modsr. active: sa.s Of IS 80 -
3D. iboush 5l6G9e the quod pnoe for PBne. 10 80
WhisSY arme' but DULL OsernsS Hssti sale. stsObSb an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
WEDNESDAY, March 26-P.

WEDNESDAY, March 90. NJ.
The London monetary situation, which has so long
ruled in rut of ease and quietude, suddenly veered
round to-day, and became fevensh, though not spe-
cally excited and the cable conveyed this morning
the unexpected statement that the directors of the
Bank Of England met in extra conclave and raised
the minimum rate of discount half point TO per
cent. This news was the more important in that it
was unsupported and out of the regular course,
the ordinary day of meeting is on Thursday. What
will be done Tomorrow is awaited with anxiety,
particularly by those whose interests extend abroad.
It was known that money had been hardening for
some time but il remained for to-day to develop
the fact that specie had been flowing out of
the bank Golfers heavy extent, 81 100000 having
gone out since last Managers day Thursday, Of
which 100000 went yesterday. This of itself was
perhaps sufficient to cause a change in the rate
Germany is a heavy recipient of these golden IA
yors. and will doubtless 50 continue until France
has finished her indemnity payments. 1t is quite
likely that the turn in the rate may be, to some
extent attributable TO the immense amounts of ster
ling lent in this market to spectators in
stocks, the line being set down as high
as GjOOOOOj sterling, equivalent TO S21OOOON.
II may be that the step was taken by the bank
managers a cautonary one TO the lenders of ster-
Ing and this theory is borne out by the deprecatory
able and elaborate editorial on that subject in The
London Times The suppostion that these bills will
not be renewed has thrown borrowers of sterling
into state of repdation lest they will have TO ar
range for their payment on maturty-a necessity
quite startling under the present condition of money
in this market.
The changed foreign situation and the return of
stringent money had rather dispriting influence
on railway speculation, and the general list moved
along quietly within range OF half point or so.
Not so with Pacific Mail. however, which was active
feveris and weak closing at 81, against 500 yeser
day, after selling in the interim at 80 and So. Pan
anna broke down three points TO 1924 and closed at
49, Harlem ranged at 137. dlSjalS53 Central being
steady'and heavy, az was also Lake Shore Erie was
exceptionally strong stitching up late in the day to
655 The other shares quiet. including miscel-
laneous coal. investment, and express stocks. The
general market closed quietly. The opening, high
est lowest and closing prices of stocks were a. fol-
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

The money market has been stringent all
day, with the bulk of loans pledge of stock col
lateral at a sixteenth and interest, though at the
opening transactions were reported at thirty
second and interest TO a sixteenth fiat. the latter
being the closing figure The late revival of interest
in mercantile paper has subsidized. and prime names
are held at to IL. The amount OF outstanding
legal tenders tonight is S35S.57O,OOOa decrease of
100000. The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$4,000.
The Government bond market presented great
strength in the face Of lower London quotations,
and the advance of yesterday was fully maintained.
while in some prices were still higher. This
may be traced TO the further rise in gold, and the
demand from domestic well as foreign sources;
1868 advanced to 1sG11ss sales, and Gs Of 1851 10
l2O for actual business. Currency IS sold at ll4.@
ll5 and at the close the general market was strong
in tone Fisk & Hatch report as follows at p. m;
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuPoPEAS MARKETS.

Lospoy March 2s-U a. IL -Cousos opeped al uiaTi 10
money and the aseounL United FVTNrniV bonds lr1,
old, sti 1875, 95 .TenfOres s.i New Elves ss In, S
shares. 5li .
LrvERpoot March 76-ll n-Cotoa opened 6rm; Adisy ~,
lands, "a dgld hddlng Ofesus. ~ Gssd.
LIVERPOOL, March e6-l mCOron Is trm sales Of Coies
shipped Savannah Charleston February and harc1 al s
LOsDos. March 26-l 30 ma mcrcla securities qlet
LIVERPOOL, March 16l30 m-Bscon $40 per eSt for Our
berltnd Cut. Pork 81 4 bob Coz New Mes. ~
LoNDos March 265 D. mConsos closed a. 9 dgi for
o2.ay!i American seeres closed 63 -. &C. 81.
Tenfores 89i; New PiVes go. Eaigay shares, 3L
PAKIs March Northumberland Ren,es 81 Sc
LIVERPOOL March 26-5 D. Otion closed quiet 6t4nf ~
lands 9ld9iG; Mddng Orleans 0y.G the SIZES Of TIE day &
IS 600 bales including sud speculation the ses
bales Of American sales Of Cotton, February and hAsA
Iipments. from savannah Charleston, al sd
LoSDos. March 26-5 2. m-Taow closed a 80 yer eNt
LIyKsPooI 26Eseng Bsoor opened a. . and doei
81 for Short RIB Middles.
LoSDoS March 2o-Eyenng Tupeau1e, 5@t ~ er,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27

There was a weak feeling in State bonds and
prices were lower all around. The greatest activity
was ia Tennessees, which fell to 79s for and 50
for old The former rallied to 40. at the close. Mis-
souri, skies were next in point of interest, declining
from So TO 93l owing to the less favorable prospect
of the interest being paid in gold The Hannibal
and St. Joseph issue sold at 9!09l. sale of South
Carolina April and October was made at % The
folIoyrinD were the bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
Marble dno 5ldie Hlanlcls.
q oruordIlon Iolltes.

BrHHIU or COLLECTION AsHssnKSrs.
30. 10 CIV HAIL. NHw-YOKK. March r.
DROPERTl-IIOLDERS are hereby notified
that The following revised corrected ROLLS ASSESS
ABNTS for the
eSei at the Department Public Works sud th.
reHu for collection viz.
Date 81
1873. Tr.
Psb A-renh-sve. regulating grading &c. between
Kighty hrs-st.
Feb 2csTtsItst, regulating grading Sc between Tenth.
and EcWave.
Peb Tgnlsng grading between the Pub
Ne Drive Nes-ave.
Feb 2O-STJrast regulating grading &C. between PIsave
East River
FEB regulating grading &c be
tseen Fourth md ghtLayet
Feb ?0udsou st psriug between Chambers and Canllsts
Fob. 20-fOs hs, paving between Division and Housou-sts
Feb 2o-Hubtr-st. paving betseen Hudson and Ntsts.
pe f0frankhU paving between West BoslsaY aud Westst
Ieh aAenoe A, tagging between Seyenieenh and TNenty.
R,t rsaye cao gutter &C. between SIysnh and Eighty.
Feb z-Tirsta,e. sewer
with branches
Eel. 10 eht, nnhs sewer between Second and fourha
1Eghy hhsi basin, hOfiwtst Of Lea
OF
20 b fsyenht BARN % south vsst corner Of Lexington
I. Ninety tiis undo ground drains bet~e.I
tfdayes.
Zen 2Os,tu,e,eSb Srytutr underground dsns
between find Snd Secend sseA
Ye tblN regulating grazing kc. be
twstf SiIib AID SSyeuib.sfsG
r,l;- 0Rrf within sittt from ibis thts,
stared tie eJgt for Interest p cent, Which
rms T., IA ne Gsts o. 11il-Haioe
- 4, a. 80, 10, is ep,u dsls ron -. to3b a.
JSI.A \. EtAt LII, tsvssIsJ u Asssssnsris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
To,,.....................I cs 1.I25 2;28

Forward good request aboat rates. sales
follows. all v bass Of Low Mli1Lnss:
sales last cveang D. March. 9Oo al 10 7l6 April,
leo IStc 5-l6c lp l8ic, 60 6c 200 IS 76c
May 10 sc PO 81 rs 5tc COO a. sic goo At u Bile $50
al c June s 500 ~ 36c 100 ssc AO al IL Jbi
July - 6c.; total. ZOO bales sales today 70 D. m:
March 6c 1eo 8ie 81 200 al nc April. 400 at
lFc I-l6c lsc 40 o. 10 Iltc 200 al 4e. 50
a aie, 100 Isle, 100 At - 7Ldc., co. at l3ic, 100
at gl6c 100 Isle. 9e Ia albci May, loo
1876 at Is l3s 600 at 1916, 200 at lltc 900 Al l9,
900 al J6c ls,o 300 ~ 1876 200 l8sc LlO0
is bloc m At i5.c I36, is.c. mo at 10 36e
June bloc 10 Lite 1870 200 al IL 6c,
3Ioc l9 600 Is . LOO at l9c;
july eIc 10 Bloc 2o l9l, 100 - Sl6. $40
10 az l9i EXCHANGE 5o pc 100 Apnl
for Msy. total IA 90 bale grand total y 80 bales
western Railroad
At monthly 81
extremely rFv Attendance. and the bo
unusually Prices all grades show iync. The follow
and highest prices obtained to-day compared siih
IL LL.a unnLA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per- North YSsrI RaiiroadG
2634 pigs Ashes, ~ bales Broom Corn l0 b. Ceus,
3i3 bbi. Eggs 52o bb Flour $500 bush What 1890 bah Cen
10 $50 Oats 900 blsh Malt 100 bnsh Barley 81 bss'
Seed bbs Beans w bush. Peas 200 bb Conusal 30
Cornmea bale. Hemp bales Hons 05j Hdes Oh bales H1
6J6 leather 50 bbs spirits urpeuune 100 bb Tar bs
Pitch ROsn I5 pkg Pork, % pkg Beef 3yU pkgs CT
Meats 100 pkgs Grease 800 pigs Lard rs Pigs S,inu ~ pst,
$50 pigs Cheese IS pigs "a Dressed Hogs I'm Ia
Pssru's pigs Rice 201 h Tobacco 70 boxes, tc, 1sos
bbls Wbssy, lI3 bales Wool, 40 bbs Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
The COMPLETION

of the HoUsIoN AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD was
accomplished on the 18th instant, thus forming
through route by rail from Galveston TO New-York.
The negotiation of the SlO,OOOO0o LIST Mortgage
per cent GOLD BONDS is nearly closed. less than
$500 600 remaining which can be had at 90 and in
terest, in currency, Of
JOHN J. CISCO & Son 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
The earnings of the Chicago and Alton Railroad
for the first three weeks of March 1913, compare
with the same time last year az follows:
Total. .S2?ll2 II 1901 $50 81 Inc $5I.59s 6

-.
A dividend Of per cent has been declared TO its
stockholders by the Chicago, Rock Island, and Pa
cifc Railroad Company, payable April G The
transfer books will close April 10.
The rate of discount of the Bank of England has
advanced per cent, and is now per cent.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvania Skies 1903; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
%; Reading Railroad, So; Pennsylvania Railroad.
57I Gold llG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-27
Coleman Beuedict's closing quotations at p. NJ.


The gold movement was in favor of higher quota
tons to-day and the price, which had yesterday
reached ll5. the reported large prospective addi
ton 10 our reenback circulation through the avenue
Of the s44OOOOOO legal tenders made an upward turn
tollC. deriving assistance from the advanced rate of
lie Bank Of England. The market held strong all