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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoHK, Tuesday. Sept A-gEEvEs-Recepts we r,
Jersey c fourtsen cars were Consigned TO Mt
stern MelseI and 10 @ sshwart1cnsd Z
x P sd Sl c E' S S {s'Be s: 's ssasaa tbs week
:ss:' s' s,, e.: as
Chicago Dressed in moderate request at 6ooc for Texas
s 9 cable i afS a@ LONDON Safi
cine and best american Live Cattle selling per for
tns aTssssd Ts oa . Beef in the Arizona by
s1S the CITY Of M~sreS " win be
laden with about $50 Live Cattle. -.
CALVES Receipts lG4 head, Of which 1873 were at
Veals. but arm for Choice quality 90 -, c.,ve.
at 80 so Heavy Western YEAS at nc and Common to EI
sales~Judd birmingham: 40 Grassers 262 average.
at &c per y s veais 100 n. at Z &c ;, To,
Calves 275 ~ 2c veals 200 Il. at 7c do 100 d. al
Halienbeck & Davis: % Grassers 2o7 n 50 soi DO
27O 81 So Is Western veals, $50 u at4ac 10 state
Ece q Gus Is Grassers. 2ss 10. at2ec
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were cars Of 2gt heai
head mainly Old Ewes and Bucks received Wash
Feeling arm for Lambs Good Sheep, with an upward
Poor to Prime Lambs sold at 4aGc and Ordinary Good
Dressed Lambs and higher at few Choice bringing
sales-P. s. Kase 1l5 Pennsylvania Lambs, SO h. at
ssdier Co. igS indiana sheep 70 ~ at - 65 1913
DO 90 at - y S52 Kansas do III d. On prVa'" 'ei'
"DIien6ack Dewey. 1874 Canada lambs 90 n at &c Ier
20l DO 70 TO- at &C. o. colorado SHEEP III az az sac
IS do 80 u at &C do "a D. at 4+e IA. PennSy
vana Lambs 81 b. at 2c rs state do Oh d. At &c Az
u Halien6ecS 4 Davis 1875 Michigan sheep rs D. at 32e
Jersey 1 sBs cars at 4o Market steady with reported
sales at "a 80 $50 % for Ordinary to qod HSs' Medium
quoted at 50 70 Light At "a 90, ~ A. s1c do
lGs Is at SIC e. s KourS Ss s s7S az "
P 5. Kase 1O7 Pennsylvania Hogs l7s H. at - So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

sfa-aff B.
sae S' g, G SS for Nj MS ? g ao
1es sales 500 BAGS MarscabO private terms lsQQ pc
g' fs s osu. xnR March and $50 h6ds
isc 400 bales Mocha ise The oPch nafS a
decline OF 10 points follows January 80 fsern
s!isesy ss september, s59fO 90 October, 9oa9 95
November 50 s0 December, 90 az 3d. saies O-oVo
BEras &cGeneral distribution moderate and the tone
s c,s , 5nn yS S4e snsns weak G
] 80 luicksilv held 81 SIC Ginger quiet
ii 11 Odert and exporters are buying only to fiji
s Ras cs o'd grade. a there are e show
Sv S sr.n ne T sa ss gRy nTnSs'
s 5oo Sels including 900 po 6 Sly NIL NIL Es5r4 o
s G 6D ssPe1ane e 3; S latter for Choice G, 800
Era at s. 70ass $500 bbls Minnesota Extra at 50 700
S. ;o Common 70 Good amt 50 50 50 9T Good 70
n ne s scrs s 1G eos I95 s 70 - 4oa IS
s a. Fancv Fxtra state SO 500 sS 20 Good
Western 81 5oefS 10 Good to Chosee ~ ZTa es o
So 80 30 Good 70 Choice - 20 = g Common EAa
- g -ir st s. IS 81 S. Patent = 65 ass Bakers
.t e 20 81 % st Los,s 7 HSRmo9 20 70 f Good to Vy
choice - IS as5 Patent Winter Wheat Extra s. COG
C NJ as 70 west ma lnals' q eosns quiet ou
SGrrHERN FLoU Tar dems1e and =. steady 7aes
10 choice Al - 90d s5 RYE FLOUR-Firn sales 700
~ 40 coRS MEAL~Firfn yellow western. quoted
y 10 aud Brandywine 81 Sods2 95 Sales 300 bOl
'GRAIN%%heat Cash lots were fairly. active and L
10 lc lower. with "A fair business for export AMI
lrht trade city milling options were dull irregular
and : 10 NC lower fluctuations being within the
limits u = 70 &c Openin Ing dan a decline Of l. Is 10 y adj
need no NC declined ~ 30 and closed steady AZ about
thc lowest prices day Sales l7200OO bushels ku-
tne 2aa 900 bushels spot including Ungraded Spring
Sc do Red slcceo 1c.s No 8 Red soc ahoat'
s7s ass aaoat = board No Red september ees4
= chasing al October SIS SO closing at 81 y do
November as p closing at s9N DO. December eO's0
g. l6 snc al 80 4 May. 977s 9S closing 81
Rrr BARLEY and BA Riley MALT-Duli andnOmind -
I6N cash lots ere quiet steady with hight trade for
es OF and options duh and prices
orn.ug at a decline OF T. advanced e 20 T. and closed
si.av at prices Of the day Sales 664oOo bnsh
f l22 BUSH spot including Cngraded Mixed AT oo
q 81 ~; so p 50 in elevator sol &c ahoat ngradsd
White SIC; 2 September. 5O4 closing at 90 4c do
October 50a 50s closing at 5O5se do for Noye19er
81 "a sc closing al 81 do for December 62< ~ &c
closing y; for January. closing At 81 OATS
Cash os active averaging 70 p higher on Nblte
Mirea Unchanged closing hr Options were no ieratey
actlce higher opening at decline OF "a &C al
and closed arm at the highest point OF the day.
Rars-47o0n bushels future and spot including No al
9Ic,do White g. 35c No 2 81 3! &C. DO WHIT g
S5y White. S7cI Western. 82604c.t White do 3o1
4o White stale SO no segtemoer 81 q, Is, clos 100
November 80 raS4 10, closing at $3.50 90. December,
% = pa and weak loS. SOD ESQ., co 3, 5OS
81 ~ 20 D. 7Oq75e 100 ID. G9Oc., sharps 95asl Rye
EpAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

pTILnINC MATFNIA Brios aiher 9ulet am go
ba,iafnr somewhat Lime quiet Rockland II dsl ~
STATE poe zsl TO- Ground soo9Sl YARD rates are TX
-, ti,an Tie above Iafh fair demand al " ~ ~
-bcr i selling rfe better than recently and II srneay
.esy though white Is rather wcak Es.,erN %
,, ra~eoes 81 5Oa si6 special So 0Odtl NoIsern
ee oist 2isx4 inch q 10 IL and Is feet 81 PEI
ars NO inch g ice l3c. each cults SC each WHY
Nunng boards West Indies Sl5aslT lOt No9tn
t,n1tcs s2Gds29 box boaids sl2 6egst- ea an no.
yellow pine random III oOdSls 2Vi sPo
80 s soasei flooring boards s2ods22 drvao ao-
walnut sGOr $40 per white ash 500 80 OAK ss
30 cseyrx s72 a$qO chestnut s2e SS2 white wood 70
80 elm S2Od S23: hickory s42d 500 ehinges rhtned
f cvrrus <s slO per for 6xl0 and slOdSll Tor oAzV
'sH1nA ~Moieratey active steady and generally IN
changed
CUtCORY-U nchanged- - - .h.rco
CrrON-For spot cotton the market showed 90 chanke
trau vrstar as prces and the movement was i'ea'
Tie les $50 bales l5 10 last evsning
s 100 DOR export consumption and 81 TOT specui
IN Porf receipts to-day 1866 bales comparing ~,s
los bales day last week. and 145so Oacs thls uAy ~
noiaons based American standard Of Classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

Recepts for week 60 Csc pkgs. exports. 3054l pkgs
BY holding of shippers succeeded In checking
the advance before the close OF the had turned the
market NeateTday and to-day but lit
tle business and values not well defined IL
looks though sellers again had advantage
and porters the cheese they VIII have 10 bid
little Al stock tie docks today was very
firmly under the influence Of cool weather prospects Of
light and interior advices The few sales max
ing Zoe quotabe price Tor fancy colored and Ssc
for fancy useful stock at had inquiry
but the very grades Of full stock and pretty much
al sorts Of skins moving slowly The home trade is
gradually improving and feature OF considerable in
poauce Ohio very light receipt, fair JODbng
demand and ali CHER. Liverpool cable los.
State factory, fuu state factory, night ,
cream cOluIed n 10 milk skins ..-.-.--6l265
Do. white fancy ..--..S9iu state factory, IL ana
DO do Fine....... 9lod95 24hOur skins ...--.3 q .
DO Good Prime d9S Ohio factory, fat hne9 GS2
Do Fair TO Good .....SloG9 ohio factory Hat, Good
Do Common Fair. 20 a5i2 10 III ,
EGGS.
Receipts week. % 456 pkgs Under moderate receipts
firm Western aivces aud the withdrawal OF some STOCK o
under shippers orders the market has ruled steadily IN
sellers At the fancy marks OF nearby western
fresh laid are reaching and the Iowa and Canadian
AZ The is and the Improvement
il Thought foundation. Inferior grades OF
held stock continue TO drag.
state per doz ...l9 Glola Farwesern per doz .alS
Canadian. per dOz. us Western mferlorpe
Michigan. Northern doZ -------.----.--1b al
OHIO and Northern Eggs in cases sc
Indiana choice per lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
ERu1Is Axp BKRRIr-FREsH.

liberal supply Of common grade apples for which there Is
AT low prices Choice red fruit in
shipping order fair demand at steady prices Peaches
continue large supply trade good 10 the close and prime
lines moving readily but remain low and
our exceeded only for occasional Close
ton extra Bartlett In light supply Jar
demand Other kinds slowly unesss OF ex
Terfiona cuaitv Pums good request, and close
shade higher Grapes have ruled low, but at the close
the hest lots Delaware and Concord shade steacer
cranberres are in demand and prices open az
about dS5 80 per Dbl for choice dark cape Cod nu
Msors very dull and low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
<-,, -s-or sent 14-Turpentine steady at $3.50
.v.ysAH sept l4.-Iurpcntlne urn az 80 &c
WILMINGTON. sept l4.-Inrpenuhe oun ~ o4c'

ST. LOUIS quiet Xxx * r e. SOC I. e. 50,
az ~ Pstents 81 0OIs4 40, Wheat lowers No Red.
Cash 7ess76sc sept 70'sc Oct 77177 y Corn wax se
S SS 6 MIS- 10 Mixed cash 25S25o sept 25s: oct
Stso pve sent 4s2 Barey-UnchaI ged. Butter
Zos 800 Ey 80 25c DAIRY lsa2Oc Eggs-l2. Flax seed
Al o5 hayITfmothy $40 90 Prairie 81 90 Bran1asc a.
Bulk Meats-ong cear 81 60 short RIBS 90 81 Sh h
n 200 bush Corn 2SOOU bush oaJs. 1000 bush
Pc 600 bush: Barley 1000 9ush shipments-fdIour
NO. thTs Wheat 1000 bush: Corn, 10000 bushi Osts
Il 900 bush; Rye. 1000 Barley none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
POTATOES ANn yrnKrAnIRa.

Long Island Potatoes in fair demand and firm Jersey
Peerless wanted for Havsns trade and prices hrner I'D
era supply Of State Rose Hebron and Burbank selling
o. 81 g. latter for chqcs well cued stock only sweet pc
tatoes in supply lower weak Onions dun anc
easier Cabbages about steady the low prices ruling Lns
beans rmer Green steady Cucumber pickles IN iai
demand. Other kinds without material change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

The Ipdan estimated IN the same report at 2s
900 bushels III California 99iOOOO bushels
S6oys average 4lo25 900 bushels Net under average
so19Oo bushels The estimates some Of Them appear to
hay AND srKAW-9uie, and and 9nchsngeG e eb, Hay,
Clover Mi1ed. 6og55c Clover. 40a%5n shipping, SOC.
PraFe 40 lSc. Salt Meadow 4O645c Straw Long Rye,
66aeos short Rye. S5640c. Dat. S5040c.; Wheat
,eIs5e notes September deiyegy issued at sle Tin
tsc tons september sold AZ 81 Soc Do 10 tons sep
s :. No. r. z notice. issued at ~ SOC
Transferable notices axe issued al 10 Doc DO Chill bare
issard At go IeSa-ul al e5e4 2'9c Transterable
Transferable notices, domestic. Issued at 4 s5c
MoLAss Es-stn dun aud II &c. for 90 tesi
boiling stoe 81, Nc business reported today
for Arrcspiib fos do Aeld at 80 SSs
20 ~ s. TO- & 4 SSs Glass. :, S g 10
csaeIsy gaist and g.ies. without change We
GUNNER Yellow Co,tonseed Prime 4oc. Crude Menhafien
O. southern sSc olive eAsKs II aG70c Domestic Cod 50
otEAS FEEfGHTs-Tle market continues quiet. CO
PENHAGEN steam hence s 600 bush grain Ia I'D -
asnss seSs a 800 Gu'9 gram L
hence cuoatous Grain. 2as -four l2s 81 oil cake 3D..
2os ow Of os if t SsSn heSs o. "a 900
Ss e a. sua M S.oa no ia 81 49, S
eseess 10 zos lard Os taiow los measurement goods
GLASGOW, steam. hence QUO atoms Grain. Sd, nour
t. Sc sS4s e g ro' saco Is a .as sss
la 81 q Is ID oil cake Is Sd HlOs BRISTOL
hence Quotations Flour la 3D. oeske: rs Sd sugar
lS ID for and lea 80 cutoaf bacon 20s
lad. los; measurement goods. It's 90.
POkk-the port ement II steady in
smOderae way, and there IN demand from DEALERS
Prices but show further change sales ATS bbs
Ness rigat JOB ets Moss quoted Old
Gear Bach. SiOas so for EItrs Prime -. BEEF-
Demand unmpoTt4nt and prices remain nominal
Iprs Mess. q! 5oasiSi Extra Mess bulls, N 40
9ss PacAeL -; Plate. 81 231so...-.-BEEF HAMS
Unchanged and quiet. Quoted S224S22 90
..-CpT Mats a fair demand prices rule nrm
" n LOO Pisk I'D shoulders, 6nose cry Picked
fbouders e16l-o smoked shoulders TIC Picked Hams
lOt smoked Hams. ~ IL .MIDDLEs- Are
bed stronger With tsr demands Long Clear In York
RnJted al fs.c West Long Clsaf 1900 Clear
1859. DRESSED hoGs-&re doing Iittie better win
LAkD-rhe opening stronsef, syMpstLzDg With tas
west October advanced points and November about z
beat leaving off barely steady Speculation quite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday, Sept Il. 1886


Receipts for the week 825 bbls. beans 1,245 bbls.
peas Exports e61 pkgs. beans and l,7ss bush peas
they viii compete with new and generally
satisfactory trade the market lower and weak Our re-
but impossible hurry sd our out
must be considered extreme The home o0bng
c s thai 9nortrs are Waiting Tor annie 81 the
crop few Red Kidney arrived and sold At 81 s5d
e. % @ . some tWo Weeks hence Green Peas
selling very slowly.
Beans. Marrow, DO Poorto Good 6Odsl SO
Do Poor Good SOC s5 Do Poor to Good 500 so
bS Do F Fssn To Coco $50 s DS Black T.
B BS F Poor SSS Sc IS fGG iS @ goo
D Choice Asa so Green Peas. cice COO %
BUTTER.
Receipts for week 25,e5s packages; export 2,S74
pave continued in small supply and under an
improving demand have shown steady ADVANCE M most
grades been OF the requirements of the trade
have had dnli sale AZ relatively low ras The STATE
creamery pals still generally OF unattractve quality
and them be bought at 22q23o for positively
fancy lots there fair call at 24a25c 80 many OF our
grades viii continue 10 improve and without some
the SIMPLY are sIg 70 90 e hsaf rsse
creamery extra quality 10 supply their requirements and
shed price perfect the under grades have
rise In fancy 70 appreciable extent and whe
a very h gh grade OF rts quoted up % 20d2lo
there unlimited quantity o; stock Offering from
outlet these medium and grades
unusually and the accumulation has become
grades Il 7c but the general tenor OF foreign advces
more NOV c1nent of line stock
hands 2O92lc State dairy pals inquired for
rarely found hrsts sell 20 2lc and
mand. but the poorer qualities move very slowly small
light Imitation creamery and Western dairy Of uni
fornly line quality command more attention, but most in
voices irregular and generally poor and sell slowly.
Eacf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
STAINED,

foos Ordinary . ZIG Low Mddling---- i3-i ie
s. q GOD Orflnarv -. ~ Middllng-------- { II-lo
Further deliveries moderately active inc inarket
al points anu closed firm at ga points
advance sales 81 900 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

Total bushels e656OO0 79SeOOO 49l2OoO 90 49s 900
The exports crop Apr Ito 2S have
"a $1,000 bushels.
IN. receipts Bombay the ended 1885
were 20 bushels 4262l2 bushels the previous
and 365es bushels the corresponding week IN 1883 The
distribution OF the foregoing exports Of wheat has BEEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15


Receipts s44 pk exports OF dried apples s2
nkgs me few delaware evaporaed apples aTrv
ms are promptly at &C. Old stock about gone New
cut Offering IN small quantities put
thont sales To establish quotations Choice bright heavy
Michigan quarters would sell for export at
peeled unpeeed peaches are otpeny,
INT move very slowly figures quoted RaspberTies
easier Choice cherries scarce and nrmi
other Backberr1es have further advanced and
firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

The quantity OF wheat passage nom India September
Europe 1885 o % bushels 5.322 900 10 United
i Va Cofn 2, l44 900 10 Continent
The report o the Vienna Ongress makes the production OF
wheat the folio ing named countries under average;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15
u,uF n 8 AND BRAZIL MAIL S.. co.

Il American passenger hHe for 81 Thomas Barbados,
Para Maranham Pernambuco, Bahia. Rio lie Janero and
Santos. connectIngi for Monteydeo and way ports
ALLAN A.. saturday 2. from
From ewp0rt News Na- third day after. at p IN.
PAUL y. GERHARD & CO., General Agents - Broad-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15


s79 The Eodcers Price-crrent OF the llth giyss
shs Ior 81 Condition Of the
getting rather than better There Is large acc ua
s7@e as and there is an increased oerng Of English
senery TOO web supplied to odd to their and brewers
be induced 70 make further o1y az
impossible to give reliable quotations There never
those heavily stocked holding rm and emphat
rates but there are others believe in extreme
prices under the conditions now existng ana are ov
cal The best State 1855 hops worth On days market
nTompy at that equally difficult to buy for less
ana good ots are held considerably higher Good
nrsMns nSSs ss aHee obIanaSd Pe hops
exceedingly choice lot to command he outside ngITe
" 9s OF SON. ssd lTG6 e pi about
good many new German and English hope na' pen sp nuo
their lower with prospects fair The
cradle damage in 'seoss Data se @ 5 o. ad s
f 30 !sss Ss%:s 2 Sc s;
POULTRY AND GAME -. -.
Live poultry excessive supply and the market
5 sas the balance Of the Week not good and
geese selling better but art kept low by the abundance
a Recsis II western dressed poultry have increased and
pny few e1csponay choice of scaded chickens can
3e sS9ye 9 sosI eS 81 eholSo cereS
sSs out q order S 4
Choice iarls far demand RPa Das4 PSns
hard 10 SELL squads ruled nrner but close shade
cas-
re largely soft Choice wOodcock nrm
rrn,se stssdy Wud ducks move tribe better Venison
very dull -
partrdges psr pair. 5oal 90 yenson per 10 o si22
crauss ner uar 7Bal 90 WoodcOck. per pair w %
Pnglisl sniue doz -. az 90 VIVID ducks pair 80 d4O
Pr IS SSss. ss s per 'n
ri i: Ssr' e. T. sl' s s,o
and Penn. per n. 10 gil pair -y--'' WV
Do Western. pr DlQ -. Ducsh 80" ~ 6o as5
Do southerl,pr e10lo ana reiil '-,. 49, y" "
Roostsrs young and oeoses "osoi"' p'' 1 10 Al "a
aid uir . | ..--.-..-....A - "a -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-15

4 'UMI AUNIE JENEKALE I hANSAI LIN
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
COmpanvs No. 40 North River MOrfon-st.
LA NORMAN DIE. sic kersaDlec sat- sept Is
LA BRElA6NE h. lie JOusseln. SAT sept %.
LA GASCOGNE, SAnte .-.............saL. Oct = a.
la BOU RGOGNE. Frangue sat oct 8, 80
The sailing OF Ia Normande Oct q.
Checks payable at sight IN amounts suit the Banque
Transatantgue of Paris.
LOUIs DE BEBIAN A gent, No. Bowling Green
BRANCH OFFICE, LAO BROADWAY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-05-13
1896.

Morgan & Oviatt, at their Lumber
and Coal Yard, opposite the Cleveland
& Pittsburg depot, have on hand Lum-
ber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Sash and
Blinds, Building Paper, and every
thing usually kept in lumber yard.
Coal on hand at all times, and de-
livered on short notice. We are agents
for the Ullmann & Philpott Manufac-
turing Co.'S celebrated paints, which
has been tested for three years and
found to be one of the best paints in
the market. We will guarantee it to
be as good as any white lead and oil,
and cheaper, too. We have also white
lead and oil, and will sell with the
market. The best Calcine Plaster and
Cement. We have just received a car
load of the celebrated Marblehead
Lime, and there is no better in the
market, which we will deliver to par
ties in town, at the usual prices. We
are prepared to do all kinds of Stating,
having procured one of the best skaters
that can be had, and will put you on
slate roof as cheap as the best xxx
shingles. Come one and all, see aud
be convinced and get prices.
MORGAN q OvIATT.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-05-13
Family lkennIOm .

Last Saturday all the children OF
Michael and Julia CARTS were invited
home to the family residence on West
Main street, to celebrate the fortieth
wedding anniversary of their parents.
They were all present, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Sapp, Rootstown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Carts, and Mr.. Warren Carts, of
Ravenna, Mr. and Mrs. Banks Boos-
niger, Brimfield, and Mr.. and Mrs.
S. H. Sawyer, Akron, and all spent a
very enjoyable day The presents to
the old folks were numerous and fine.
After enjoying a bountiful dinner, the
father, thinking green good color for
eyes, passed to each of his five chill
dren greenbacks to an amount which
had the desired effect, of making their
eyes shine. The balance of the day
was spent in social chat, when all
gathered again around the table and
did ample justice to the refreshments,
nuts, oranges, bananas, candies, &C.
The evening passed pleasantly when
all. happy but weary, returned to their
homes.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-05-13
Report OF Grand Jury.

| The Grand Jury finished its busl
ness on Friday last and was discharged
Indictments were found as follows:
5 against Geo. Bowers, for selling
| Intoxicating liquors to minors.
against Adam Hartman, for selling
intoxicating liquors to minors.
against A. J. Wall, same OfIense
and l for keeping open on Sunday
place where liquor is sold on othe
days.
l against Adam Hartman, selling
liquor and keeping open on Sunday
l against Geo. Ernst, same charge
aginst Geo. Earhart, same charge
and for selling to person in the habi
of getting intoxicated.
against Chas. Yahrling, selling tC
drunkard.
against John w. Gibbs, for lar
ceny.
against Geo. Bowers, Ed. Bowers
Leander Horner. George Sake, and
Frank Webber, for unlawfully catch
ing fish.
against Fetus Hem, selling to a
person in the habit of getting intoxi-
Gated, and to a person intoxicated.
against VIM. M. Metzler, for EN-.
bezzlement.
lagainst John w Gibbs, for larceny.
against Fred Veon, obtaining mon
ey under false pretenses.
REPORT OF THE JAIL.
The Grand Jury reported the condi-
ton of the Jail and the prisoners to be
as good as the nature of the circum-
stances will warrant. AS to the con-
dition and convenience of the build
ing, their report is as follows:
We have visited the Jail of the
County, and carefully inspected it.
We find the condition, and that of the
prisoners as satisfactory as the cir
cumstances will permit, but we re-
spectfully report that the present Jail
building is so completely unfit for the
purposes for which it is used, that in
our opinion, the proper authorities
should at once proceed to its complete
removal and to the construction of q
new one.
First-The present Jail is so con-
structed that prisoners of all classes
must be confined together. the con
victed felon and the most filthy Of
Tenders and the innocent unfortunate
ly charged with crime, all are on q
level. This is absolutely contrary to
common sense, is demoralizing and ia
a disgrace to modern civilization.
Second-The construction of the jail
is such that its ventilation and drain
age are SO defective as to be necessarily
damaging to health.
Third-It is so constructed that tho
prisoners have free communication
through the bars, with persons pass
ing on the outside. This is demoral-
izing in double sense, both to pris-
oners aud to people passing, especially
children.
Fourth-It is an unsightly object
and discreditable to the beautiful park
in which it is placed.
Fifth-Upon inspection it is appar-
ent that no reconstruction of it can be
made to obviate the radical objections
to it. We are of opinion that this
county, having no debt at all, can well
afford to construct a new and modern
prison, that will better subserve the
uses of a prison and conform to the
sense of community that prides upon
its education and civilization.