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Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-08-30
PULPIT FLOWERS.
BY WILLIAM C. RICHARDS.

Tloye the flowers love their tint and graees
And ever where look on their bright faces,
hold their presence sweet.
Poor is the home, though grand, that has no
garden,
Where springs lrst breath in the pale show
And where the perfect June to its fair warden
Pays fef in blushing rose.
Dear to my sight are blossoms at loves altar,
That drop their fragrance on the timd bride
White seals OF faith, too strong and pure to fall
Whatever lot betide.
Nor welcome less pale flowers before the chan
That quiyering hands upon the coffin spread,
Who're their celestrial beauty seems to cancel
The dust-doom of the dead.
Oh, beautiful alike in joy and sadness,
To crown the pallid bride of Love or Death;
Earth has no gloom beyond the spell of glad
In their dear bloom and breath.
And SO my heart falls not out with the fashion
That lifts the rose and lily to the place,
Where reverent eyes gaze dimly on Christ's
And d2hGl faint hearts seek christ's grace.
On either side the consecrated preacher
Like priests of old that Moses hand sus-
Those pulpit flowers recall the perfect Teacher
By His own hand ordained.
With fearful eyes the lilies / consider,
Sweet symbols of my Fathers love for me,
That make the world beside u false, vain bid
der,.
My end and crown to be.
The Odors that are poured from each rare chalice
My ardent soul makes incense clouds, that
rise
Beneath my prayers up to my Kings fair palace
. In heavens unfathoIhed skies.
Each perfect crest and crown of floral beauty,
= 81 fut m
A blossom on the barren rod OF duty,
And covers it with bloom.
And if, than empty speech, 1 choose then
rather,
Their sweet, dumb lips to elouuenee shall
break:
And from the lilies of my Lord I'll gather
Sweet lessons for His sake.
So, for the pulpit flowers that bloom on Sunday
TO whose sweet thought provides them than <:
and love;
pray their hands twine brighter garlands on,
day,
In Paradise above.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-08-30

/ engaged to be married to a poor man al
4 Blois she made him a handsome presen!
on condition that ne should overcome
| the resistance of his Jsdneee to- the sale oi
! the tiger Ia this wayshe secured Nero.
She paid fifteen Thousand francs TO,
him. and the pavilion in which he is
confined eos1 five thatisand more.
/ We, nextsVisitei the stables, and
could not find words TO express my adj
miration for this collection of superb AMI
! mails. 1t seemed as if the finest spec
linens from the agrieuhurai. exhibitions
fer a dozen years, We're assembled in
tn ese stables, which are as conveniently
arranged as they are kept scrupulously
clean, -zsisIs, .-Fzysa t-l.ts -5t...- --4.i =
Mile Bonhear is rieh, and she can af-
ford to spend asgreat deal of money upon
her pets. She told me they cost her as
much as twenty Thousand francs a year.
Nero alone eats easily more than
fifty men can consume. 80. ise-ssl a.
was anxious to see the picture of the
tiger, and my time was limited. When
told her that, she readily led lie back
to the villa. She took me into a small
but high room in the, northeastern cor
ner of the ground floor. There were
two large Windows reaching from the
floor to the ceiling, so that all effects of
light and shade could be easily obtain
ed. SIS
II Against the wall stood s.The Tiger"
/ coaid'not turn my ey es from it. There
was Nero. having just emerged from the
jungle. A painter OF. animals has never
probable succeeded III rendering. in an
equally striking manner, the terrible
expression ofsthe face of the tiger fixed
upon its approaching prey-tie product
ion of his huge but symmetric body.
ltslt
erything. is perfect---worthy of Rosa
Bonheur's genius. al1 .45..l ..,,s. '--.-..
When ! finally turned to the woman
who had created this magnificent work,
was too deeply moved to- speak. 1
pressed her hand in silence, and she app
prieated this mute, yet eloquent, APP
probation of other genius.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1873-08-30
MELANGE.

The whale fisheries are becoming less
valuable every year, all efforts TO re-
vive them being una-whaling. s ,..fi..,.
In what way was it that the Wawas-
set disaster came to pass they are still
trying TO find out at Washington.
Marysyille, Ky, comes proudly to the
front with a family, six members of
which are running through the divorce
mill. .-.>. ..,.
Westport, Conn.,, rings no more Sab
bath bells on account of the prevalence
of nervous complaints among the citi-
Zens. u, ''
commodious hearse has been turned
over to the police of Watertown, n. j.,
for the conveyance of inebriates to the
lookup. r..
John Conrad, of Luzerine County,
Pa, cut his throat the other day because
his father refused him permission to at
tend Il ball. ff ia.
Maryland, with its absurd antiauated
prejudices, has seven people actually
sentenced to death for the trifling mis-
demeanor of murder.
The highest speed in the world is ex-
pected to be attained on n raee-course at
Clear Greek, Col, which is two miles
above the ocean leveL
The Union Pacific Railway made $9I,-
600 in passenger fares during the first
week of the current month; which
doesn't look as If it were U. F.
A society of Philadelphia ladies IL
clare they will not trade where female
clerks are employed. 1t destroys all
the romance of shopping, they say.
Eastern advices state that Il recent
high wind blew down large Sign
| board in Rhode Island, seriously iljor-
ing severatfarms which lay under it.
| a correspondent wishes to be i'm
formed ii astronomers have foretolt the
transit otVenus by guess work. Not at
all; they node it in the most positive
manner.
| A hopeful youth in Galena, H., was
| fined $25 and costs last week for beat
ing his widowed mother, and he being
a minor she was Obliged to pay the mon-
ey. Fiat j'tstitia. eir
The students of the Wesleyan Univer-
sity at Middletown, Conn, dissent from
the admission of female classmates by a
vote of l33 to 3S, the Sleeps '-eyes being
east in the minority.
/ A provision dealer of New York has
bought up a large qurntity of hams from
the stock ofa Cincinnati firm that failed
not long since, and now he is trying to
pass them off for West failure hams.
Artesian well borers in Nevada have o
reached boiling water at depth of 400
feet, which Is accounted for on the the
ory that the wickedness of the place is
bringing the internal regions to the
surface. 5.aa f
An individual with water on the
! brain wishes to make a wager that he
can swan from the Narrows to Long
Branch, the real difficulty OF which un-
: dertaking may be more conveniently
! tested by spending seven hours In a
bath-tub of cold water with a coffin ut
hand,
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AT AN OLD GRAVE.
HARRIET PRESCOTT spoFFoRD.

ID UTH, daughter of Crisp and Mary Lee,
AG Lies here in the hope to rise again:
She was born in seventeen forty eight,
And died in eighteen hundred and one.
The gift of gHace to her was free,
And went from the darkness s Of did this sc estate
whittier God himself is the light and sun.
Thus the stone was the legend spelled
..,, When the yellow lichens were scraped away,
through half century's storm and shower
And the scutcheon the carven cherubs held
Had slowly faded day after day,
While, fresh as they bloomed in their earliest
The wantoning vines crept all about.
And soon dcciphered, it stood, old sign
For fifty three long forgotten years.
Lonely and childless and sad, perhaps,
OF outward grace and comfort shOrn.
Aud the day with its wide Indifferent shine
1t has learned to know, and the nights chill
tears:
And round it the trains wild echo flaps
With screaming speed for the eager morn.
Beneath the seasons heavy hand
The sunken slate leaned down the grave,
While Mays to Aprils have swiftly wheeled,
And it sucked the gloom from the sky and land
10 the spot where the scanty grasses wave.
1uto the heart of its sombre shield,
Til the earth spread laughing and bright be-
low.
For over the slope and far away,
Bathed in the beautiful light of day.
Dimpled with shadows of floating cloud,
And blue in the distant summer still,
The level field of the campaign lay,
Golden and brown from new:mow hay;
And behind some lofty and lucid shroud
The slant sun rained on lifted hill.
So when / saw it first and so,
Had the burial mound refined to glass,
And Ruth forsaken her sleep to look,
~ she has seen the country Tapped in June,
While the loud bee hummed in the clover blow.
And, far from the idle feet that pass,
Like the rustic OF any limpid brook,
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Table OF CONTENTS.

T1BEE OF CONTENTS.
FIRST PAGE.
BY the Sed--.--- ---------------'' (hset Lys
J'Aptt runners <tufpeEs
At an oId Grdoe --.----. Jumpers Tor sept
The Wif'& Secret .......... =. W. n. Si00uTNey
Rosa Bol,hsHr and her Tiger. - -Losdoa Times
iHOhtafhJ. ......------. POa,teTOy,s Democrat
The Little AesD,eTist Selected
Tile Fate oftAe Nnefiage e........-.--....:. Es
SECOND PAGE.
Editorial Pdrd1rdDhs. .........................
iffte1s and HrftfnQs- ..-..-----.-.....
Notes f5,ons Il fart CorrespOndeRce3
HesosoT tie y eeH------
THIRD PAGE.
Strangers O1tde-
business DIRECTORY.
LOcnI " etcS
Within the Stdte--( COJyespOadence) ..........
Adrkets, Home GAd Foref0R ....................
FOURTH PAGE.
Farm and Garden. .......-.....- N. r. Bafehan
Reiigions Neacs s.....-.................. ........
Practical Hints. ........... Hrs u. q. Commit
The Decline of Py0testisas. as..................-...
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The Wife's Secret,

The village Rlacksmiah's Three
Glasses n Day.
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by WILLIAM A. sIooURSEy.
, 1873-10-15

patches being discouraging, and while yester-
gay fguroe were paid oarly' holders later In tho
day wore willing ID shndo Their carly nsking fig.
good eIo1t in ono mos sonso of tic word, Tor II d.
vooped m improved shipping inquiry, froght--
room for nearly 300, 900 bushels beinE ongaged
during the regular aossion. Cash Or seller tho
drpe qeenss e hs opsn % S and Il s oeso ssfs
woto sollore at 8os{o. froBh recofpta (cnr-iotal
sold at 87@o71lo. and closed ntcaly. Rojootol
was dull at e61Gc. Bo1cr tho 1ast half Of Oc-
Moxac 1ones roa aalet a" 9@Ss@8oo d,aaS5 so5
et s7slo bid. solior Dosea'bess quiet at 900:
Cash HAloe wcrn reported Of IT, GOO bn high mixed
e. e. S7}9o le 900 ha do at a79zo; 1900 By DC At
a., 200 BIZ do at $3.50; Aoo00 bn do at fo8o 49,
900 bu do at 1885,; 1900 bu rejected at oa14o;
1000 BY do at do 400 bu do st 95s{cj 1890 bu
g. 60 ct o5}1e III $1,000 bu No. Mt a71o' af'oat.
Oats wo1e quiet and weal., though opened
atrong, but under liberal offerings, onpccial1y
for future dellvory and tho tamoi,ess Of tho other
markeis, fol! off abont 10, and closed dull! Opo,,
Ing aeleA Of No; 2 wcro at o2o for ear lote, and
ct 9211o. Rejected nomfnaly 900. sollcr Noyem-
bor opened iirm at 92c, but closed dull nt 8l1Ic.
Casli aalea wore roportod Of 4. 200 bu No: at
S2oj 1860 Blu do Mt slg1o; 10000 bu do at
white at 32t1e; GOO bn do 1t o5114o coo BY 70:
29.G00 bu,
hye WAS dull at yesterdays inside figure, thero
boing but ono buyer Oh tho market, a1d io in
Bisted On naming tho price he would pay. Sales
wore reported Of 2,000 bu No. at 0ac, md 400
bu rejected at 67o. Total, 2,400 bu.
Barley was dull and weak at Tuesdays inside
prices, thero being moro hollors than buyers, and
~ tho inquiry was limited, holders wero quito
willing to shade prices. No. q sold ut $3.50
1.a4, md closed at 4133. No. 8 Was quiet at
$1.00@1.06]9, and rojeoted OF 81@S2c. Thore
waa no movement for future. Sample lots In
fair request when tho quality. suited. Cash
salea woro reported Of $500 bu No. q Ut 61,1i;
5000 bu do at e1.o21f; 10,4oo bu DO
at St.33; 8,400 bu No. 8 Ut 81.0613; 1920
bn DO at. s1.oo; $500 bu rejocted at
hu BY earnplo at s1.46; 400 bu do Mt $t.40 400
bn do at 81 88 400 bu do at 81. 80 800 bu do at
q Is; 400 bu do at el.21; 400 bu do at S1.2o;
400 b11 do ut 1.18 800 bu do at S1.16; 1,G0O bu
90 at SLIP 300 hu do at a1.10;. 1900 blu do ut
$1.o5; 400 bt1 do ut @1.03 400 bu do at Csc;
400 bu do at Doc on track 400 bu do ut a1.15;
400 bn do ct s1.o74; 1000 bu do at sl.o6, de-
The Produce Exchange Weekly gives tho fol-
lowing as tho foreign exports Of provisions from
Now York for the week ended Oct. z, 1879, and
tho distribution of sat11e:
, 1873-10-15

The following Instruments wero hlod for
record Tuesday, Oct. IA:

The following Instruments woro hlod for
record Tuesday, Oct. IA:
C1rr PROPERTY. ...
uoyue st7 n " cor Of Warren av, I, 24x117 It with
bu1ldsng, dated Oct. II consideration. $1,000,
Mohawksst, 260H It, of North av, I, 2417D #,
dated Oct. 13; consideration, 81, 100 -.
Van Durcn at, Il Q COZ Of hoboy 81 I. 60x125 #,
dated Sept. 10 consideration, $500.
Temple at, 12d It OF Second at, I, M1100 IT,
dated jan. g; confederation, $3.50.
Hanover et 100 II Of Twentieth at, I, 24x114 #,
dated Oct. 8; consideration, $4,000.
Van Duren st. % It Of Winchester av T. a7x 10 It,
dated Oct. IS; consideration, s, ,8o0
Adams Bt., 3l3 it,w of Campbell nv. t, 26xl23H It,
datca March ! !; consideration, se,s00.
New Leayltt st, 4sl tt Of barry Point rond, +,
2'f1eM r. astod a oet Z e9nsieration 1 s?oo
datsa 3r IS s@9ns,1tderatpn @ t ft5o
datod June "a consideration, $500.
Lcavitt at. 1a2 II Of Ewing Place, " a4115o IT,
dated Aug. ii confederation, $500. -.
Leayltt at, 08 # n OF Ewing Place " 1, 241lb9 IT,
dusel Aug. ii consideration, $500.
et %Ss Z each asalsa IT, aassd ost. O. ' ID
s!rtsenth 1t ses Of In az ST. + ast1ss IT. dated
It, dated Oct. Q consideration, s2G, 600.
1asallo st. 90 ~ Of Lake y, T. 2ozso It. dated
Eiston roaa cor ct olyboilrn place, /, ssx11o
r. 90 IT ut the rear, dated Oct. II consideration,
Flousaoy j, i5sE t y oi Isaylt /, 2ssiosH Il,
aatsd o1t ~ II; LIZ, censieratio9 skl :: 81 soo
Lots a5. 80, Block /. plinnoya Rubdiyslon O n ne
ne 4 sco II, 80. 49, dated Oct. II consideration,
Lots 10 and 20, In subdtyislon Of u Block 8, 1eea'
ti Haltyiaon Of SEQ r. 81 10 terconcons desc1p-
CLARK a 45o It = Of Fullerton ~, i I, oox14o II,
datcd Oct j; consideration, $1,000.
, 1873-10-15

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. 10.
,AdGoaol-Waa u moderate request and steady ut
DhooM-C COhN-The dainuud was better than lust
week but trade Il tas from being active. nanufso.
to extent BY tho high pricos. Both dealers and
growers very nr in the viows and Tho hitter arc
od hore not large, aud tho new crop Is very
as rsss sse d III 1ooEs % Gooa 70
good 70 oooa 5fa 5x@aS sGod in9eios 3 Srs
iBsUffER-A failing Of In The shipping aeand has
induced souowhat easier feeling among holders Of
common .s md medium grades to which the inquiry
decline has IS yet takon place, nor is any ancipatcd
at present 30 far % good to choice qualities
ssns TIE eona tesps &C. PACE with tho and
htocks Of any description, and holera rule seem
Confident Of a,e pofmanenee Of present prices. Tho
"The market may be considered arn 1T quotations for
sate butter Of az descriptions, and especially for
Western June make is readily taken, and there ia
good depaand for the lower grades. The fancy 9ua.
srn. Arrivals Light. There IL = demand Tor so.,nd
rites ssaee cono in cepettion with III te I!sse osns
asaii which y going forward to the English markets
sssx asha soa" W. aaoe Goco yeow
DAaa1Na-uuder this head there aro no new fca-
a!acE but the reduced conditions OF te stocks In ali
the markets. Of tle country iinpars confident feeling
md wth one or two uulmportsnt executions the quo
tatonH remain tho Same a. before lie panio Follow
ing ase'the ruling prices Stark a, 3iHo; Ludlow,
4. 5s56c: Lo~iaton H. Sc american, 3aho; Amos,
seis Il oe5 sanoes ofssf sMs H. sn1 on
2ss; wesl seo5s, S5aS5c: ~ 1'e7-''' ''uD'''
choice lots being chisGy wanted Prices arc seady ~
follows: Prime navies, s2.oo@a6o; DO hand picked,
$e,gfh r. f goSa e rsi@s sis s9n 2" com
DurLp1Na Observation-Disclosures from moderate
little doing IN this market. Owing "' 10 to ud srjus a.
sxs Ssxs ss'n 3 sess ta s saS ss iii
previous eonlraots Prices nro steady a. foliows: @
g s;asss. *ss. s6q@sso Nov York st9eco casting
ioseaialo celnent, soa5@s5o: % Utca. IouisyilIe, i,
Nautilus, and Akron cement. $2oo j brl; mar
g. sst' l1s tn wht,o II Sa ssp Ss e 5s
s4sStsSis 3sn S3ieFs at I u eSs saa e
Seoo. del; orommon, ti4, intiana preasod,
$lS oo95oo: Ss q i 10 common $loos1a.oo hro clay, u
c0opElsA0E-lho market continues quiet. Pack
ss oyof o III har sy '0upa It ow
we're aaoted lpwer, tas inside pr!ees Doing
l;1s; whisky ba.rr.ls s::ooSaio; four tarsels,
haskea, ssa.oo@2o.oo; tlsrse ssayea. rough, $aoo5
t9s5oo; busaea @ o. ssMea s25.oo52s.oG; whisky
dour stayos, $y0o9lo.t0; circle lour healinH' 7Ns
oNe per aet: aor hoo!s|'oles, 81 sAoo@l5oo per Ii;
cludo loo uerces totyla ti.75: 900 do country at
$eo. "
CANNED aooDs-,pustneas haa been rather et..ot
been place but dealers are confident Of an early rt.
vys at trade, and arc masking effort 10 p,lst saies
at tho Prices now cnrre tho general Tendency beinu
upward. The only 9nothh'e changa nou.l vas un ~
vance of $50 lii Lima bcans Tho following ljs Is fur
A{Yle1: :" ~ >>
, 1873-10-15
Tho banking-houBe of Preston, Kean g. Co.
report lQcal pricea 1T q D. IN. III fplloMa


THE FA1LcRK OF THE EXCHANGE uAsE OF DAN
v1LLE, Ill.
From ths DanvAs 1tmes Oct. II.
On friday: the 26th Of soptember, the Ex-
change l5anls Of J. G. Short Co. began to
enow eV'uences OF WeaknesB by refusing to pay
checks ~ calling for moro than simply few dol
1fs onday vhs o tva Wag I until last
evltable Since the latter date, no money has
heeh paid over ifs counter. Tho firm for tho
purpose ot not being ground through bank
rnps court, mayo peon endeavorlng TO obtain an
extension or sx, nlno, and twelve nonths on
thelr paper nut We have no means OF knowing
whethef tncy WILL 20 ablo to conpromtBo in this
mhnnef w!Eh AZ OF tholr creditors, any ono Of
Thom, at tno expiration Of fourteen days from
bankElptoy.
Detective legislation upon tho subject Of pri-
va1e banks. Whereby they aso rot required to
pnpnsn statements ol thelr condition.. leaves ua
WITHOUT the opportunity Of knowing tho sum Of
the Exenangen . deposits at tho O. timo of cloHiug
Us aoofsf nor ~ assotH; They upon whose
nagmens@ @ W9 inost rely @ estfmate tho deposits at
cey ann aq S5S aho eotoss
neeaeu ~ IN tnelF business, VINO were alllred by
the u per cont interest their cortit1cates called
Tor. ANY statement from any ono outside Of tho
bank as to lts assets can be nothing botter than
guess " IL not known that the bank has
peGu eAtenoat'E accomMouatlons upon common.
c1al paper,-a tact which could not ba we'll con-
eos,ea e andef na iae existing lift we're
]. 9: H., Short st afd tho par4 q Danyllle Railroad
supposed 70 hayo lost twenty g odd Thousand dol
1arn ~ tutlo attompt to build railroad from
Danviiio to Paxton som0Rhat smaller sum in
as newspaper enterprsss large amount In
hia celebrated North Fork bridge, at tho snmo
ig ilmo oelng generous elser TO church and
benoyo!ent nc, institutions. AZ .
bnt u may VOL pc presumed that 1t WAS the
faris Danv!lo taliroad, Tor tbs. payment OF
"nohe debts tue t1rm bochmo responsible, that
, 1873-10-15
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. II.
In connection With the market for foreign and do
nncatic dry goos tho past week has Developed nothing
calling for spccInf c0rmcu Willie thcre nus been no
srocal activity In any department, thore has been
fair amount Of trading in al and tho aggregate dis
trih0on Will compare favorably with tho correspond
portant change, though imported goods and somo
lines Of onlestics are perhaps trtao easer In SYM
pathy With thc decline in gold premium. Collections
ment ia noticeable, and, ali things conatdorcd tho
general situation Of aars In this department IL much
more favorable tlan could reasonably be expected.
Tha carpet raa has been characterized by good de-
gree Of activity, and tho market ronlainH steady 1t
substantially former quotations:
, 1873-10-15
COMMERCIAL.

TuEapAy EVENtNa, oes.+l4,
Tho following wore tho receipts and shipments
OF tho leading art'cleH Of produce in Chicago
during the paat twonty y-four hours, and for the
corresponding dato ono year ago;
, 1873-10-15


O1H..n'.".....-...... ..u.... .......t LOG rs
I1p.....4....... ............ .,........ 76G1 1.10
4nrness; 4n,ns, III; ;:s. ae@ as
French cat Ln1nona... ..... ...... 66. .DNABo 90
French calf, q 10 % ba...... ...... 1.9b6R 2.2s
French kn. % TO 100 lha ............ 1.U0S LEO
METALS AND TINNEIt8' oCK--D,,etness lii tj,la
depnrtnent has 9cen rather gniet for Tho past few
tefation, ar follows,
TlN pLArE-tC. 1ox14, $l1.5o; do. lox12 <o0; do,
14s20 3t460; 1o, roeua, IL, $f30o; do 20x1s $780,
r7a TIN--Largc, 42o; 6iualI, 43c: bar nc.
EnEEr z1Ho-Fnli casks, 11o: half oasks, 1150a
11ku; loss quantity, 11ho; slabs, %. "'~"'
6nEET 1noN-No. ~, 6Ao rates nussia IRON, 29o
do No. stained, 2oo rates., -
aALvAMrzEn MoN-No. 1s@2o, 15o; No. 22@94, 1oc;
Of u rser cent il maio from this Hst. "''' '~'''
47c; timed copper, $50; ptanstod coppor. 400; DO
cut 10 sjzcs, 48o.
WIHE-2 to g. 7s<c; 0, g. md o. 0slo: 10 TO H. t0tfc.
IA, 11An; 10 md il. l31(o: 10 and ID, 135o: II.
14siG; 49, 16o; TO- i82{c: 20, l9{e; fun buaafo 23
per ccut discount; fence wirc, 1o; by car load a.
NAILs-Arc Iii fatr request. Tho stock Of nails
here Light and many dealers qnoo tho nnarlot rm
S4.62k; sd do. s4.87h; Oh do, $i.l1x; Ia do,
$3.50; Cd ito. $f.l2x: Sd do hne, S7.02M !; "a do.
$7.H7N; cliuei,, $7.12K.
NAVAL STOlsES-bIet with moderate Inquiry
, 1873-10-15

TO- 3 yoar old stoorn, averaging 1860 10
ii t4oU lb3s ...s,,,..,..,
d0pd Deovee--Well. .fattenoti, fiiloiy iorfnod
nlDors, averaging 400 10 1850 iba.....,,.
Medium arndca-btesra In fair flesh, syOr-
nging lilo to 1.230 ibs..................,
DMtnhors' Btock-Oommon 10 fair Bteerp,
nnd good to extra cows, for city slaughter,
averaging 300 to LOO liza. ............... q.
flesh. ayerag,ng 7o0 10 1,o5o lbs. ..........
Inforior-Light aid thin cowa, he!fors.
1tags, l,nl1s, md acallawag BteerB. ........
OaltlG-To1aB, clinico corn-fcd. ....,........
Cattte-Texaa, Nortlier1, wtntered. .........
Cattle-ToxAs,' throarh drosca. ............,
CATTLE B1LEH.
, 1873-10-15

-5hEEF-No CAhsfGo %h2 hhtlCeAbG IN tne CQnull1on
OF thB market. The 1cRn email ard aAlea wera
confined to few louis city account, At $2.85
oo. We quote prices casy at 90 TOR common;
to choice.
, 1873-10-15

Withdrawn from store for city consumption,
3,a77 bu wheat; 1870 ba corn, 1,576 bu oats
$500 bu rye; 1869 bu barley.
The following grain las becn inspected
into store tllis morning up to 10 O'Clock.
03s cars and 300 bu wheat; $50 cars and b9. 700
bu oornl 80 cara and 14,600 bu oats; IS cara
, 1873-10-15

=, HQHH-The hog trado was dull aud drooplng from
the opening to the Close Thero tho usual atcn-
anco OF byora. but tho tone Of advfces from tho aat
comparatively, weso ANAL. Thu fresh roccpta wero
moaerate, but The, 10000 or 1900 stale hoga
made supply largely In at all dc1nuuds mud
KEPT the market doproE4od sales we're reported Ut
x3eo94l6 for poor to citoro heavy, aud at
foE co.1n1on to extra llght-ehlohy At L A.0o@4.40.