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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-17

The Kowa, Cheyenne and Aarpahoe
Indians are preparing for war. Where
are the Quakers ~ ts
Fifty million francs were paid by
France to Germany, on the 9th inst !,
on account of war indemnify.
The First National Bank of Toledo
was burglarized few days ago to the
amount of $4,000. ss5a f0i ssi13t
The forests in that portion of Viz
ginia east of the Blue Ridge are being
devastated by fires. .., eaz.l.5s, s,
A CABLE telegram dated at Paris,
April 18th, says: . There. was rli-
NOR on the Bouise late this afternoon,
that the Pope was dead. 1t has re-
ceiyed no confirmation" .fa
On Saturday night VIM. j. Miller.
employed in Harshman's oil mill, at
Harshmanville, near Dayton, o.. was
caught iii the belt of the revolving
shaft and instantly killed.
The President has appointed Ruth
erford 3. Hayes as Assistant Treas
urer OF the United States at Cincin-
natl, under the fifth section of the act
approved March Sd, 1873. s.tp s..
IT is limited that Grant is making
extensive preparations for "brush"
with Mexico. Something must be
done to cover up the Credit Mobiher
iniquity and the back-pay plander.
N. Kings Herosawa, a young Japa-
nese iIobleman studying in the Brook
lyn Polytechnic Institute, died on
Wednesday, and will be buried in
Greenwood cemetery at his own re-
quest. ii sI,aas
On Friday, Enoch T. Sham was
hanged at Preston, Pa, for the muri
der of his wife May 4th, 1872. His
paramoar and accompiice, Susan
Eberhart, is under sentence to be
hanged May End. 4=aN9eA 50
Lieut.. Colonel Fred. Grant devotes
about three hours daily to his ardu-
GUS military duties at headquarters
on Wabash avenue. The, remaining
twenty-one hours he devotes to sleep
and other congenial recreation, 5...t
BEFORE daylight on Saturday last,
james Reighley was killed near the
Scion station by a train of cars. The
man had been to Newburgb, where
lie became intoxicated, and, on his re.
turn to Solon, where he was engaged
as track repairer, he sat on cattle
guard and was run over. fsie -i.ei
1t is known that Brigham Young
will resign the Presidency of tie
Utah Central and Southern Railroads,
and accompany the Missionary Com
pany 10 Arizonia. which will be large,
as it is intended to be employed in
builing Tom SCOTS Southern Pacific
Railroad. Emigration will we pro-
NOTED in order to increase the Mis-
sion, and the political control of Ari-
zonia is looked to.
The Office of the Detroit Tribune
was destroyed by fire abont six o.
clock ON Sunday morning. The loss
is estimated at $35, 900; insured fol
$25,O00. Loss of job rooms $4,000
insured for 1900 The Michigan
Farnaer loses SIl, 600, covered by in.
surance. The Calvert Lithographine
Company's loss on stock $4,000; in.
surance $4,000. The Commerciq
Advertiser loses $1,000; insurance
$1,000. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-17
LEXINGTON COLT,

Some Is months ago Mr.. j. l.. Christy sold his
fine stallion, called the Lexington Colt, a thoy-
ough bred Kentucky horse, and now, after
having seen his stock he has remrchaseI him,
and again offers his services TO the horse breed
ers of this section of Ohio. lie is a splen.li1
onimal, as all know who have seen him, aud he
needs no pulling t. recommend him to the
Judges of good stock. The horse may be found
at the residence of Mr., Christy, about II mile
and a half east OF this village. 231-am
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-17
EAvEssA. THURSDAY. APRIL Il. 1873.
Editorial Convention.

In pursuance ofa resolution adopt
ed at the last annual meeting of the
Editorial Association of the 18th and
18th Congressional Districts of Ohio,
held at Warren, the next annual meet
ing of the Association will convene in
the city of Canton, on THURSDAY MAY
29th 1873, and continne in session
two days. 1t is hoped that every Ed
itor and Publisher in the two Districts
will make il a point to attend, as the
meeting is expected 10 be one of in
terest and profit to all members of The
profession. #
SAMUEL d. HARRIS, President.
Wm. A. BIRcHARD, Secretary.
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Touch of q Hurricane.

+ BY gale at Wheeling, w. Va, on
Friday afternoon a great deal of prop
erty was damaged. The warehouse
of Dewey, Vance Sc Co.'s nail factory
was seriously injured, a portion of
the roof being carried off and o thir-
teen inch wall blown down. The
new brick addition to Bradley's wool
en- factory was blown down, and the
telegraph wires prostrated. No fur
ther damage of serious character has
been ascertained az yet.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-17
City of Salvador Destroyed by
an EarthqlIake-Eig Hum
dred Persons PeriSh-$12,-
0OO,O 600 of Property Lost.

City of Salvador Destroyed by
an EarthqlIake-Eig Hum
dred Persons Perish-$12,-
100000 of Property Lost.
AsPIswALI., April ), via Havana,
April 10-The city OF Salvador, Cen
trail America, has been destroyed by
an earthquake. Eight hundred per-
sons perlshed, and Sl2.000,O00 worth
of property was destroyed. The
earthquake was followed by confia-
grafton, and many buildings were
burned.
New YORK, April li.-The follow
ing particulars of~the destruction at
Sau Salvador, Central America, are
received here. ! 'fI{ fffff}H.1 ~
For a few days slight. shocks of
earthquake had occurred. but no se-
rious apprehensions were entertain
ed. est!ff ~ + 900, .i.-sTis. lei "a .e
1t was on the evening of the 44lh OF
March, about halt-past, four almost
without a warning, great part oi the
city was reduced IL, little more thai
ruins. 3}+ti43 So I5e.,p.. -i,1i 81 z.tar,nso J
The ground. heaYed as a ship in a
gale. Terrific ficthanderingsb burst from
under foot; walls. toIiered. and Were
rent in many places with wide crew
ices, roofs sunk, and tiles, etc, were
precipi,ated to the ground. Lamps,
pitchers, basins, glass, eIc., were OYER
turned and broken. ''.A =
Three violent shocks followed in
succession. and the servants began 10
scream piteously, and could not be
pacified.
Wild birds flew to the houses
horses grew frantic in the stables, ana
dogs, bowling, skunk for rlpreteciiOn. ,
Every few minutes shakings efdess
violence occurred. The scene beg
CARED description-ruined houses
panic-stricken people, men, women
and children fleeing to the fields, with
valuables hastily collected.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Situated on the main Cleveland and Wellsville
turnpike, two and one half miles Southeast of
Ravenna. about one half the land is MahOning <
bottom, thatnever overfows; the balance up
land, under good Improvement. The house iS
an elegant two-story brick. new. and in one Of
the most beautiful locations in all the country.
There are one hundred Young fruit trees, Of
the choicest varieties. some just besinning to
bear.
Every pasture field is watei ell by never failing
streams. Everything about the place is ar
ranged for a beautiful and pleasant home.
I will sell all or part containing rhe build
ingS and about thirty acres. ut price much
less than the real worth Call upon. or atldfe~s
ut Ravennu, j. ID. KING.
Ravenna, Jan'y -, 1878, s32-u.
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FOR SALE,
HOUSE -ANDLOT

will sell my House and Lot on Diamond
street on most advantageous terms 10 the pur-
chaser, II il situated IN a healthy and growing
part oil the town. The house is new and sup
plied with every convenience fora family. The
lot Is il5XtGo Is stocked with fruit and ornamen-
tat trees. For particulars enquire OF l.; Z.
DODGE, Esq. G, ). DAVIS,
kavepna, April 8. 1873, ss-1m.t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-17

The votes of Hiram were sent by
mail and, under the law, could not be
counted. The vote in that town was
"a for Horton, and % for E. p. Hat
field. There was no regular nominee
against Mr.. Horton but scattering
votes were cast ss follows: In Suf-
field, Sc votes for Joshua T. Catlin:
Mantua, A. N. Farr 2, John Chaplin l
Palmyrs, Michael Stuart g.; Ravenna,
scattering a; Randolph, scattering !;
Rootstown, o. j. Shewell l.; Wind.
ham, Joshua I. Catlin |, blank 5, IL.
H. Stevens g.; in all ll6 votes against
Horton. IS ~ @ eSa
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FOR SALE.

10 ACRES OF LAND, with good u;
Il - story House, good Barn and Young ~ :
charu; situated one mile south of Ravenna.
ALSO, I3 ACRES OF PASTURE LAND,
one half mule east of the above. Win be sold
on reasonable terms. Inquire OF
JOHN BYERS
Ravenna. Feb, 18th, 1873. s35-tta
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-17

JUsTIeEs ELEcTED.-At the town
ship elections on the 7th inst, the fol-
lowing Justices of the Peace were
4 elected in this county, viz: 80
Deerfield-John III. Hoffman.
Charlestown-Spencer b. Morris.
Randolph-James P. Coe.
Ravenna-ADdrew jackson. as
Franklin-Isaac Russell. 8saa
Rootstown-A. I'll. Barlow, and Otis
Reed.
Palmyra-David NJ. Evans. 4,.
Streetsboro-D. #. McGrew. II.
Windham-Thomas o. Angel.
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Low PRICES!

lie IOIiOWlHS ODOuS.
Lace Collars & Undersleeves,
Emb'd Linen Sets, Collars and
Cuffs.
Lace Trim'd Collars q Cuffs.
Rich Embroideries and Gui-
pure Laces.
Fringcs Cloak tournaments.
Plain and Tassel Tics.
Ladies' / e 2 Button Gloves.
+" Cashmere Kid faced
Gauntlets.
Nubias, Scarfs, Leggins and
Hosiery.
Ladies' and Children's I'm
derwear.
Mems Underwear.
Ottoman and Paisley Square
Shawls.
Ottoman Long Shawls,
Felt Skirts, ,Honeycomb Sack
ing, Black AIpacas, and
Pure Mohairs.
French, English q Irish Pop
Inns
Black and Fancy Silks.
Dress Goods in great variety.
Napkins, Table-cloths and
Towels.
Linen Table Damask, ofeve-
ry description.
Marsailles and Honey-comb
Quilts,
Together with a good stock
of White Wool Blankets,
Flannels, Cassimeres, Fr'ch
Beavers. Drab O. Coatings,
Water-Proofs, Lap-Robes,
etc.
All of which will be sold cheap
Scarf BROTHERS.
Ravenna; Dec. 10. 1872
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ABSTRACT of votes given in Portage
County at the election on Monday,
April Z, 1878, for delegate to the Con-
stitutional Convention: sse -
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MARRIED.

EDW -On the Sd inst, by
Orrin Stevens, j. p, Mr. Wallace ID Edwards
and Miss Anna. daughter of James M. Church
Esq. all OF Palmyra.
, 1873-09-22

waa innctlyo Seller the month was nominal At
carl, prices Cash snlos woro reported OF 1,GQ0
In No. 2 Mt GAt6c; 1.2Q0 lu ia at GGa; GOO h,l
do nt Gb1 &c; 12DO bu do ut Coo. Total, $500 bn.
1,arloy waa very norvos, rnthor active, nnd
about &c lUwor than yesterday, IN consequence
Of larger receipts {9s}l cnrs) , ai'f, In aympathy
No q Tit tho lnst half Of lie session, md tlon
tho market WAS worry yarinblo, jumping ~. nnl
down ovor range Of 90 soycral times within n
fow mlll,l,os, Il oponed Mt si.2s, declined 70
s1.25 advanced 10 81.30, and closed ut 81 ~ for
caH'i, seller tho month, sellor Octobor, or
scllor tho ycar. No. closed at a1.03
@f.04, and rojocted nominal na1 at 89c.
s1.30; 10000 In do nt s1.28; 1.8oD bu do at
s127h; 5,iOO bm do ut sl.27; 400 bM do Mt
s1.20 800 ba do o. sl.25; aoo bn No, 8 Mt
sl,O5; 0,40O bu do at s1.03; 1,G00 bu do ut
slO2; 500 bu rejected at 85c ! 600 lu do Mt
H3c; 2,400 b,1 do At 82c 800 bu DO At 8Oc; 400
bu by snmrle at 81 .25 400 bu do at Sl.20 stu
bn do at 91.07; 500 h, do nt sl.05 On track @
do at 81. .05, delivered. Totni, 5o.G0o bu.
EUROPEAN slARKE1B.
The following, il 1'eorlollm'a dispatch to tito
Board OF l,rado In this city to-day:
Sept. 2o.-Lon1on-Cargocs OF wheat on coast or on
passage steady. Cargoca Of cora Oft coaHt or 1 pas
sago 1ot bt stcady. lricea malnta'ed bnt leas &c"
Two. Arrivals Of wi,eat and corn or coaat tnall.
Lard, 42s. WCathcr In England fnir. Llsorpool-
Whea. quiet. Corn, 32s oa. Lard, Aa Cd.
LArEBT.
In tho afternoon there was worry little doing
either II, whent or corn, but both markets. worc
d triilc flrmor than ut the close Of 'Chango.
and at 81 .089A Bollor October. Corn waa flrnlor.
closing at 4jc Bollcr the mouth, ana 41e6c sol]or
October. Other grain and provisions wcrc inac-
tive.
, 1873-09-22

oArTIE-ln connection with thiE market the past
1,aIf.ttuzc ,1ays hnve furnished nothing worthy of
s1,uctul co,,ent. Tile oMly new feature Of auy prom-
nsllro Was the development Of better donlald for
ntock rattc tue low priceA recently prevalent
fur thut claB Ut stock huylng attracted tho attention
Of feeders tho attendance Of whom larycr thuu
during auy previous week witln the past
three months, Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana,
Michigan, wisconsin aud Illinois each sent
ihe otferings hore huyeru for all. The eompe-
titio for S teB lots a,ch to enable sellers to
realize Al trne better ngurca than were obtniuabe
Inst week. but anythng hot primo sold slowly u low
all u1lrcnaunoraye prices. The only other dlgcrip-
tiun Of stock in which herc WA any selnblance Of
tIylty WIN chuice bceyes such New York, Albany
and boston buyers seek. III tho supply Of thcan HouG
increase IL noted In comparison with the few rrccod-
lux weeks, btlt they wers pretty oyenly dis
trih,lted, anG holders bud no difficulty III
firmly sustaining last weuk'B quotations,
eaiss making at 57D Tor choice lroyos Of fro,
l300 to l,450 lGs avurnHet aud ut $5.B0l8Gl1t for
exra Qualca averaging frnm $50 to ,650 lba. Far
uayu e0wa, TuxaH rats. aA medium Ktcers the
kos couIea exceedingly dull, with littlo probability
ot any Immediate chango for tle butter. When tho
packers III conencing operations, some relief may
bu looked for but In lilo Intervening time tho market
for common aud medium grades mny he
expected to ro1nain IN til present dull
| aud unsatisfactory condition. Texaa cattle
Comprised very considerable proportion u the pa.t
weeks roeuipts. These consisted largely OF through
droyos, for which the rl!ug prices wore 81
the outside hgnro however, ho!ng reaizcd III ouly :
Tow instancea, Common to primo Northern winterad
uroyea gached $3.2a@4.3a willis chotcs cornfe
sold W high a. ti755.00. Veal cAsses hsya bonn In
, 1873-09-22
firm. Poultry was In 1nrgo supply and slow of

firm. Poultry was IN 1nrgo supply and slow Of
salo, Eggs rclnnin firm. ,u,o,
l1igllwiNoB sscro inactive, ansl uotasna!!y ?SAp
1e lu"or, nj 02o bid, md p2}5c asked per gallon
NJ the oloss Of tho Rosao1,. Stocks here, nro
lg,t, but tho difficulties attending transactions
with New York kept shippers out Of n tho market,
md there was no local demand. Tho receipts
responsible fur tho decline. New York was
quotod tho sauo az at tho close On friday, ct
Lake froIghts woro quiet and irregular. Tlloro
waa almost nc inquiry fer soSRea M 9I TO oaa9rS TT TO
corn aud 1;}c for wheat to Buffalo, There was d
fair inquiry for wheat rooin to Kingston. tho
shipping difficulty not bolug folt In tint dtrcc-
tloi,, nlil Tie former rato, 22c, was maintained.
A total OF Boyon charters wnH reported, which
wilt carry ont 10000 bu wheat, md $4,000 bl
corn, III addition to ono yessol clartoied last
oveutng.
Provisions were moderately active and irreg,l-
lar. Meas pork waH IN rather light demand, bnt
lrInor OIL cash lots, while options for winter do
livery were qotablo Mt about 5o per brl decline.
Lnrd WAS activo, opening at unchanged figures,
but advancing 10 por lou lba on options fur witl-
tor delivery, whom Liverpool was quoted strong
er in tho aocond rcgular dispatch. Afcatn wore
IL higher for meats cut turing tho coming Bea-
son, tor whlch there was n better domaud, with
prospects that A good many European orders
will be hero shortly, nnlosa tho inanolnl tron1les
Tho market closed at tile following. range OF
priccB: Mesa pork. cnsh, Of sollcr September,
a15.95@1G.00; do sollor October, $4,000
1562M; do seller Dpcombor, S13. .46Df9.60;
aoler January, 513.70@13.8o. Lard cash or
acor September, ss.u0@81211; summer do,
s7.e5@s 90. Lard, seller November, 7slo; nellor
DECEMBER. $7.8o@7.s5; do seller january, 1860
800 do seller February, g.. Sweet pirklod hanlH
quoted at D@1lc for winter, and 811@f0o for
summer. Dry sa1ted meats steady at 75S@
711o fnr Shoulders; 814@B94o for short ribs !;
and $40 for short ulear. Boxed shoulders. ~
@073ae. English meatB, 8H@9c for short ribs ;
01bo for short clear. Summer moats
q,lotablo ut ~ below these prices. Green hams
tG lbB) at 90 askod, seller Decon'bor. Short
ribs, seller Doco1abor, at U]4c, boxed; do slort
clear, 5@716c; shoulders, s494Mc, boxed, sol'er
December. Bacon is quoted at 815c for slo,ll-
dcra; 9}4c for cloar ribs; $40 for Hlort ccar !;
and 19@,l5e FOR hams, all packed. Meua beef.
Ss.75@59.O0; extra mess do, 90.75@10.00 0; beef
grease quoablo at 451@6l1c. saloH wore re-
ported Of 250 brls cash mess pork ut $1G.12La !;
$50 brlB do, Belter the month, ut sl5.o711; 90
tcs lare at S]5c; BOO tcs do sollor November and
December, at 7g1o; 750 tcs do. seller December.
at ,7.85; 1850 tcB do. sollor january, at ~ 95
| $50 bo4oA shoulders, seller December, at 4$]c.
The Daily Commercial! Report gives the follow
| ing ns the shipments Of provisions from this
! pofut for tho week. ending Sept. IS. 1873, and
Hince Nov. !, 1879; also comparative figures:
, 1873-09-22
I8orkfmsr County Dairy Market

L1rrLE FALLS, N. T., Sept 20, l81s.-We have had
very unsatisfactory state I'll the market this week anu
darymon arc disappointed that tho prices for cheoae
haye not advanced. In tho horne trade tho deinana
Ia reported good aud farm dairios which arc mostly
used in this trade command price yory nearly or
quits tnuM to tho factories. About GOO bo1ca Hnre
delivered At tho Ltt'e Falls market sna wsso quickly
taken at l24 to 13c-only few extra lots bringing
tbs latter ngurs, but thu bulk Of ha sales may 10
ouoteHat laso. The "fhncy factories expecteA the
ton prces would ha made At from 1c to 139c, but buy
ers claimed there waR no money in cheele
sboya I1g!o 4 number Of daryncn, seeing no Iroe-
meet Of getting thpir prize, left tho market nna de-
cared their intention Of holding their gools until
there VIVA an advance III tho market.
Tue offerings from factories amounted to fully
Is 900 boxes about 900 Of which, It estimated,
changed hands, exclusive Of those sont forward OH
commission. a.. .,...... ~
lows:
DartS liili. 3o0 Il l2lo; llathsi, % Al l2Ao;
At i5so; sou!i 6ary q Cherry y4l!ey 1oo
nj l1Aic Gold Brook, l78 Ut 12tlo; Gold Creok 10o
1t l2Eo; pouk Iyes 100 Vt 13o; csaine's Corntrs,
20 at l1Ho; Danube Gold Spring. 100 at 12Ao
Cramer'a unrnsrs. 81 at l26e; Exeter 100 u 19te
North fairfield, 100 At l2.lc Flat Greek 90 at l9tc
Fostur, 100 At 11Hc; Gstman, % a l2Ho; N, 100 st
12,Lc Koch No!s, 90 At 123lot George Lodne,
loo at l2t{o Manhonl, $50 as l2Eo Midaleyllle 200
at l2ko; old Stone Church, lo7 1t 12Ic; Patnea
Hollow loo 1t l2Ao Palaue Union, 100 Ut 11c Root,
l0t at i9Ao; Btratforh Salisbury, 100 1T 1870
Newye Association, 100 1t l3Ac, and 400 ut lsc. Tho
, 1873-09-22

Dxruo1r, Mich, Sept. 2o.-rAssEp Dows-Prore':,
lers JapAn AFa1es, wssnloro aud barge ulaFEow snd
stsr, J. Soyes, Austin, IT. Muir, 1asco. Goodcll, 1r
quolA, Neg.unt,, lnkIey. R!yersiae fr1nn 1rn; & +.
hawk, Avery, C.rugford, J. Mesley, Russian, Bay
1tate.
PASSED ur-propeer Jey,; bar2s rensa9ise' 9lse
Jane. Wade, E. Harmon, Sta. OF Hope, Holt, 7.
Dawn, Onont1nga, Preston, NJ s. Tate, Fitzh"gh.
WiNn-NorsAwtat. .-
DETno,r, Sept. 2u.-Ercning- -pAsarp DowE-Propa
Merchant Tioga, ,Tornsend Wilson, Vile Rose aud
barges; Porter and burgess Cnlu Campbell 1Ii nsrges.
WenItha Wavo, IT, O. pat,er, Light QUA ID Mentara, J,
Richards, D. Stewart magellan !o,or sawyer ai,an Anns
Crawford, b. daakin, c. King Glad 1idinEs.
pAssEp Ur-rropa 4. Young, City ot Nnsfnn. ao'
hawk Colorado; bark CecIlia Schrs Portland, aloshrr
San JAciuto, Champion.
W1Np-NurthWest,
, 1873-09-22

Withdrawn from storo yesterday for city
consumption; 11,0O6 b1 wheat; 2,i5s bu corn;
5,D22 bu oats; 1,A0S bu rye; o,7o5 bu barley.
Withdrawn for do during tho past week 2,03l
bu wheat; 25,Gls bu corn; 34,776 bu oats G.1Go
bu rye 1880 bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock 5A9 cars
wheat; 4011l ours corn; G4,47a bn No. 2 do,
aud 9ls bu rejected do, by canal; 59 cara oats; ;
1000 bu No. do, by canal; II cars rye 9S1d
cars barley. Total Il ,119 cars), 404, 900 bu.
The following we're tho receipts and shipments
Of hreadstnlfs aud live stock ut this point during
tho past week and for the corresponding woeks
ending as dated:
, 1873-09-22
MARINE.


There WAS good demand for vessels to load wheat
for Kingston. nt 22e. buffalo rates almost noni-
nal but 10 lower. charter hcig made for eas last
Kingston, scllrs Ala Medora, j. Z. Mott, MerrIek,
Dan Lyons, Flying Mat, whest at 4?c; to n"fale.
schr NorthWrat, corn On private ter1ns: 10 Aew
England via ogdenshurgh, prop Irooklsn' corn
through Total capacity equal to l1ooo bu whoats
auu IL, 600 bU corr.
, 1873-09-22

The anancial panio which has temporarily tinactttcd
confidence oil ttB Uni!cl StatcA will, Of col'rBe,
haye some temporary effect 10 cheek the activity of
business In real cstase, aa we'll in everything else.
hut there in no reasonable ground for any anticipation
thnt 1t will depresa values. The value OF Ohtcago
real estate III based upon tho concentration CT
Iealtmato trade In tho exchange OF the
nrod,,cts md commodities at this point. There never
vas uu,o IN tho history Of this city when its !cg-
Innate tralo was 30 largo aud profitable, mud conse-
quently never no when real estate hero was 30 safe
m tnye.meut, pnt tho ultimate result OF tue present
manic In bonds aud stocka will probably 10 to diyc1t
, 1873-09-22
Tho Produce Markets.
NtT1E y1I$r

NEw Yonk, Sept. 2o.-corrox- limited request;
nins pans ie ro mone0rv p.n,c In,
arc noninaly lower with not enough doing to fairly
nne Western md sate, s5.4ue5625; common to 9uud
s1t fSo@9sSs ss g99a 99 to S0ss i % we
nr1nor NJ Il e0d8575. Corn meal quiet. Wheat dnl
and lower Receipts, a12 900 uu; iuwa spring, $14a
t9l.4o: No. Chicago, S1.l5 wlntcr rel Western,
sl.d7 white do, &l70 No. srring s1.4o. nye, barley,
and malt nnci'nnged. Corn heavy. nnsl lower; 70.
ss't 10, 5S@e7e; Sisa mixed mud ys!iow' ois5sss
oats qaict and un.s:hsngea receipts, 1doou bit.
uAr AND uora-Uuchangc,l. .....
!.EATHEn- ut u tsa0c; orinoco, 25@27No.
wooL.Sorc actyo aud iirm; cstra, 52c; Xxx, 63s
dnocrarrs-: -coaee quiet, hut very n1m; Rto,
N;l@s3kc gold Mo1aaaes quiet and nrln. Rice steady.
rnovlsloss-rorx asiot new sae,s, sl!75@ ls.oo:4 I
Beef quiet. Cut meats unchangcd. Lard dull aud
lower old steam, 85Asc
BurrEn-,Frm.
wn''a7-9u'e' at hff;wAuKrn. S1f;
and oneS.nstd. ' Wheat @ IN far demand and md arm;
s3 III os5sP aa f''e a5 asfs
4oe; Oats steady; No: !. S3c No. ?. ?9Ne; Barley
e3o.
FAE1onrs- buffalo, 1as; oswego, 2ac;
.-s.... h0EEA1.o ,.
DuFrALo, sept. 20.-BAEApsrurFs-F 1nict.
Wheat inactive, aud generally depressed hnd Mnsct-
IND Corn anactiSc ahu aoncfahS aerfeaseh aha nh-
FHE1duT8-Hlghtr: l4c ior wheat 4lsc ior corn.
--.... ClSCiSNAIl:
cISoNAr sepf 2fnaneisa disturbances M II the .
Eat aye arsGtea much ouAine's atso"f'on' and tn"
general market Is quiet oo~>r ,-
DhEADk1uFFa-finnr lhact anu urn NJ S3.ogG1l.an'
Wheas qniet at $l40 Corn ntn a. b2cs rye hrln as
s3c. Oats 1niet Ant hrin At 3tH l5c. harley hfna.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet, little au1ng Qloiatlons lnreely
nominal. Meas nors, *lhM lara, sIeana ho1a ~
8sc; kottct azSSqc+ bt1ak meats 11les anoalders,
SIC clear rib, 8Ae clear w. Haeou 1Mlet sAoal'
ders 8,i@3c clear rib, o$a@Sate; clear, 9lGsi"t.
WulsRY-steady at o:Ic:
cLEVELAND. ..,,.
CLEVELAND, Sept; :. -AMsAhs1uets7Wheat " aua'
but arm No. rcu held $I42 Corn ahd oats hotni-
| ual1y unchanged.
PETRoLEuI-Firm and higher stnnaara whlte N
car lots, 14o Ino eastern ale unsotllea lne afAea
TOLEDO 80,
ToLEpot Sept. o.-DnEAnsTuFFs-tlour dnlt ana
unchanged. Wheat lever Nc: white Naoasa' '
$t.62k No. white Michigan, fl.b4; amber Mich.
i8an Fla spot OF soptennef m .n aof ~ Jc9ods' e.
NO. red, STAT: No. ~ $';taHes lta No . ao'
5i.0 NO. sr1ihg, Si,IS ~. nn,ner @ % sa.sn'Ra
$l.4o. Corn dull and fhnle lower ngh ml1eu' sle'
spot e2]3c, seme;neer eIxG, oetouer aa.se. ~.
vsnper 1ow mi3eu, s lSc "hle' ooe' oA'H 4'''e'