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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
NEvER pEsPAIR. YOU cAN De CURED.

PHLADELrIuA, July 20, 1916.
TO THE PUBLIC certify that before my
mcmbrCucc | became afflicted with what the Physi-
cgns called scrogla 1t made its appearance by pain
and swelling of the ioints--mote especially of my
kcs, knees, wrists and elbows after which the glands
of my throat and neck became inharcd and swelled,
attended with most excruciating pains. was often
confined entirely TO my bed, and for weeks together
could not move my neck or turn head. Several
physicians attended me at different timc3-but they
did not appear to DO any good.
About year ego | attack cd with vomiting.
which continued every few minu tss all night
Tho next day eruption Nppcorod the sides OF my
nock which soon spread all over lay neck, head and
face with Inflammation OF my eyes and cyclds which
destroyed my eye-asies and caused the hair fall
from my head, and soon the disease spread all
my LIMBS were one entire scab / could not bend my
hands without causing the skin to crack open
when the blood would run out. Some of nv finger
Rails come Off. In short, unable TO get my own
living, and in fhs condition called upon Dr. Jayne,
in order that he might undertake my case. lie d-
rccted mo 10 AXE his Alternative three times day
his sanatvc pills. often as should find il necessary
have now taken his Alternative four months, and am
most happy TO say that it has entirely cured.
CAROLINE NEWBERRY,
40. IlS North Tenth St, Philadelphia.
II any person doubts my statement they viii please
Spring Garden street, Mrs Tabour where / re-
side, who acquainted with my situation before
While / was taking Dr.. Jayncs medicine.
c. NEWBERRY.
Prepared only by Dr.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold On agency by .....
Il. STEVENSON, Druggist
Van Buren,, Arkansas.
And w. II. s, NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
nI3 Fort Smith, Arkrsas
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Yours, J. l.. TURN ER.
Methodist Protestant Minister.

SCROFULA AND SCROFULOUS SWELLINGS
-Scrolula in all its multiplied forms, whether in that
OF Kings Evil, Enlargement Of tho Glands Bones,
Goitrc, White Swcliings, Chronic Rheumatism, Can
Ger, Diseases of the Skin Spine, OF Pulmonary
Consumption, emauatc from and the cause.
which IS poisonous principle inherent in the human
system. Therefore, unless this principle be de-
stroyed, radical cure be effected but if tho
principle upon which the disease depends is removed,
must of necessity follow, matter under
what form the disease should manifest ITSELF This.
therefore, is the why JAMES ALTERNATIVE
universally successful in removing many malignant
diseases IL destroys The DirUs principle from which
those diseases have their origin, by entering into the
circulation, and with the blood is conveyed TO the
minutcst brc removing every particle Of disease from
the system.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
sold agency by ...
Il. STEVENSON, Druggist, :
Van Buren,, Arkansas.
And w. II. s. NJ. MAYERs, Druggists,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
LITTLE Rock, May 9th, 1S48.

d., LITTLE Rock, May 9th, 1915.
ani ! new system has been adopted in Arkansas,
Se.si'fan's for the dignifed office of u ).
&c, p, are gong before ;le people IN person.
a. hampstead Has thrown Out his appointments
IL rsa rs to visi; all the counties. James Yell,
,esoential Eloc:or has become additionally
H. since the occurrences of the vacancies IN
b,,,;s slate' He IS a candidate, on the . still
c,,pna,s system, and expects to gain considerable
ss'a IN the West, on the capital of his Uncle
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Splendid PREMIUMS.

Post Masters requested to act as our agents.
That agent who may forward us the names Of
Eighteen subscribers with the pay, So 90 for the
same, shall receive an additional copy and the
splendid Picture called "The World at One View
or if requested, in place Of same, the Portraits
Of Gems. Taylor and Jackson. This offer to stand
good for three months, from the first day Of May,
lS4S--and TO apply at same rate for greater or
tess number of subscribers. All letters must be
post paid, those which not paid We never
take from the Office.
Post Masters whose fees do not exceed $500 a
year, are, by law, entitled 10 receive and frank
free, particularly orders and pay for newspapers.
Please forward your orders. promptly, postpaid,
10 c. II. BRACKETTE & CO..
No. 43, Third street, Louisville, Ky.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
(SIgned)

J. l.. RIDDEL, IIelter and Refincr.
In the letter accompanying the above report it
is stated, that the only Mine now known producn q
mineral containing SO large proportion of silver
as the argentiferous ore above mentioned, is in
Chill, South America,
The value of the discoveries in this region arc
daily increasing even the high estimate of their
value formed by experienced miners who have
lately inspected the grounds. On Monday last,
while shaft was being sunk on one of the ''leads"
it was found to be crossed at about twelve feet
below the surface of the ground by q wide vein Of
the ycll0w suLphuret Of Copper.
1t is considered by many, that this region will
prove to be portion OF tho great mineral belt sup
posed to stretch across our continent from Lake
Superior to the Pacific Ocean. The location of
the mines that have already been discovered in
Arkansas. Missouri. Iowa, and Wisconsin affords
strong evidence of the truth of this supposidon !;
for it IS singular fact that the mines near our
city, those on White river, and those in the States
above-named, all of them nearly The same
parallel of longitude. If this hypothesis be cor
rect, it may be confidently predicted that the en-
tire range of hills between this point and the
Northern line of the state, will upon examination
prove TO be rich IMMORAL region.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

PROOF! PROOF! PROOF .-Rey. J. l.. Turner,
Protestant Methodist Minister, says, in Il letter TO
Dr. Jayne, dated Hlbion Eric county, Pennsylvania
Oct. 9Th. 1876 Mrs Turner has been all ted with
DVsFEPsIA AND SICK HEADACHE for about five years,
which continued grow moro severe II is my opin-
ion that one more turn of il would have closed her
mortal career She took four bottles Of your Vcrni-
ing of God accompanying the means, she is cured OF
her ailictOn. We had tried al the physicians, far
and near, 10 no effect, until we used your medicine
We gave the Ncrmifugc 10 children for worms,
and t had good effect. have taken pains send to
Eric for your medicines for time, and they have
effected 50 many cures, that We want you to appoint
agent here.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

svorites. Clay, Taylor. Scott.
~ =, Webster. Corwin, and Clay
:, aqy have to unite upon som G
= RsiI. of Tennessee, or Milford
York. It is pretty certain that
N. ~ ui 60 for Taylor, and that
+ III mol go for CIayl
1'' &c have from Mexico unsettIes
ri here as to whether the Treaty
\ no. adjourn before the 18th of
y. ~ AdaIst next. The spring here
7 \. Y. L.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
STATE OF ARKANSAS. f,

CouNrY OF CRAwFoED.
/ In The Crrc1ord Circuit Court Gc Ciqncer,y side
thereof. In vacation M5y ne l6th 4. y. 1878.
Constant A. Wilson, Complainant,
Bill IN CHANcERY ron TIrLE.
Russ ell Holt Tabftia Holt-widow,--1
Mahala. Louisa and Wade Hampton,
| infant children of William ID. Holt,
! dcccascd,--Dcanis Tramcn. Nancy
Uoh,--widow,-- N, Russell 5.
and William, infant children of VIII Defendants.
liam Holt, deccasod, who was son of
said William ID. Holt, dcccasod,-
salon Ward and Polly, his wifc, ,--'atc
Polly Holt, daughter of srid William
D. Holt deceased, and ueiro .. VIII
son,
FETHiS day comes Tho com ainant BY his solicitors.
E Pike q Baldwin, and files his bill OF complaint
against the said dclendants-th object of which s to
t We certain contracts therein montionod specifically
oNccuted ana obtain decree for title TO The follwng
tracts OF land situate in the county of Crawford, in
the state Of ArnsIs, to wit tho south west quarter
ol section 90 in Township o. north Of range 30 west
containing 100 acres and the seutis cast fractional
quarter OF section 10, in Township nine north. in
range 52 west, containing 80 T2l0O acrc5: the n T..
rae ! section 80, Il. 8, r - containing % 56
IVJ acrcs the frac section 30. Township 3, u.
r. % w. 25l00 acres and the u. 3 Of W. frac. p
%, n. g r. 81 ". csntainin.r z COL 90 actcs.
and it appearing from the nda vii TO said b annexed,
not resident Of The state of Arkaisa,t is therefore
ordered that Publicution be made notifying said
resident G@fendant Of The Institution and pending OF
inns sult--and that, unless he appears before the
court here before tho fourth day Of the next
term hereof-ata court to be holden the court house
IN sad county OF Crawford, the first Monday in
August next after the date hercof--and plead answer
or dcmur 60 said bill, the same VIII be taken
iessed against him. apda decree entered accordingly;
and that copy Of this be inserted IN some news pa
per printed in this state for the number Of times and
within the time prcscr5edby law, before the first day
Of tho next term of said court
a true copy taken from the record.
Attest, a. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Van Buren, May 27 Is4S Printers fee, 50 25.
4 ca 81. a
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS. MAY 90.


Corrected Wee&lyO
COtton-Ordinary 3 middiing 5 a 5 :; mid
ding fair, 81 6; fair, 81 6 5 good fair, nominal ;
good and fine, nominal.
4 ) /.
Molassea-lO l5t per gal.
To6acco-24 4 ! C.
FI9ur-Sl 80 Il 5 %.
WhiSkey-Rectifed l6 Il.
C0fee-6a a 7.
SaH-SI 20 l so.
Rice-3A g.
COrn-30 30,
VAN BUREN,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton, 81 % l 80
Flour, per cwt., 81 S72 90
Corn, ear, ID 20
Oats, shelIod, l25
sheai, ID ID
Corn meal, per bushel, goa 25
Bacon, per lb., 81 Il 4
Lard, sac
Beef, Il
Pork nO1o
Talow, sac
Bccswax, 90 a %
Mutton, none.
Veal, 4
Butter, Ia >
Eggs, scarce, 6
Chickens, per doz., 671-SI 90
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Elijah Hail, Complainant.

Elijah Hail, Complainant. , -.
AGAINST
Robert 5. McMickcn, Defendant
a ND now on THIS day comes the said complainant
N by his attorney, and it appearing from The said
complaiuUuts bill that the said defendant had pur-
chased Of the United States Of America the west half
of the northwest quarter OF section thirty in
ten north Of range twenty en- west situated in
the county of Franklin in tho State of Arkansas
that the legal title said lard is in the said fcnd-
that by the slid dcfcadants written covenant
and contract he bound himself for the consideration
of three hundred dollar9 convey by decd in sim
pie the above mcntonc Of land 10 the said
plainant; and thot tnc said complainant prays for
specific performance of said con ract. And il appear
ing here TO tho satisfaction of the Court, from the
Sheriff 5 rctur that the said defendant a non-rcsi-
dent of the county of franklin, in the State OF Ar
kansas. 1t is therefore ordered and judged by tho
court here that the said defendant appear by himself
coun Gil the Court house in the OF Ozark,
IN the county of Franklin, aforesaid, on the fourth
Monday of August next, at Circuit Conrt then and
there DC holden, and plcau, dcmur 60 the
said complainaut's bill the same will be Lakon for
( confessed and decree entered according. t.
And it is further ordered that copy of this order
be published i'm authorised ncwspa per published
in this State for weeks srceossively, thc last
serton to be at least four weeks previous the fourth
Monday OF August (ncNt) 1913.
| true copy from the record.
Attest: EMANUEL SPEEGLE, Clerk
! May 20, l6l5.-Il-2w. Hrs. fec 80 25.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Iron and Steel

40, 600 roash ooi5Sa Ss 55 s%1 5000 iSs so
American Blister Steel Just received and for sale by
SCOTT, WHITE & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
C.. NJ. CLAY.
From the Arkansas Democrat.
The lead Mines.

n one of our late numbers whilo speaking of
the quality of tho lead from the Mines recently
opened near our city. we stated that silver was
present in sufficient quantity 10 pay the cost both
of raising the ore and cupeiIing it. We, now
have the pleasure by the permission of Mossrs.
MoULToN q Hunt, (the gontemen who procured
the analyses,) Of making public the following re-
port Of three trials with three kinds Of lead found
in this State. Nos. l and , are from the Mines
near this city. and No. 3 is from the North west.
ern portion of our State:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
Linsoed Oil

A Nd Cotton Yarn, just received and for sale by
n april I, 1913. +. b. BISHOP.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

3 CASE low priced bleachcd Shrtings do. low
& priced Fancy Prints received per steamer Alert,
December 4, 1911.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
BRANCH MINI, NEW ORLEANS, ?
March 20. 1913.

The sample Of Lead ore No. l left by Messrs.
Moulton and Hunt, contains in 1000 parts nearly
three parts OF fine silver, which is al the rate Of
Sll3.l2 dolls. per ton of two thousand pounds
Lead yielding $50 perton will pay the operation of
parting. This therefore may be considered very
rich argentiferous lead ore.
(Signcd) WIN. p. HART, fssayer.
The sample from which the above argentferous
Lead was obtained contains about 60 per cent. of
metal (LoadZnc &C. The samples No. and 3 are
common Lead ore. (GaIona,) yielding from rs to
near 80 per cent. of Lead.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
only by Dr.. D. Jayne, Phiiadelphia,

Van Buren,, Arkansas.
And w. II. tJ NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
mig Fort Smith, Arkansas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

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enacted n, T.,aefed.
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said ;renly.s
10 the tarri.9,
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Indian CONN., 10
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
7.c1foT ;,ganlgd Gaaman.

l.g.IlI -iJ''I3'H '''''''1O'' '''
Ie,ler IS from an officer OF the
r,anieers. We are gratiGed to
lave been Informed that Capt. In
is in a fne state Of discipline
I'M Of the men is excellent
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CAII1ION I

The public are particularly cautioned a.
gainSt purchasing imitation articles pretend
ing 10 have the same effect as Brswn's Sarsa-
pasilla and Tomato Bitters. Never buy The
Sarsaparlla and Dandelion Panacea, Kit.
tedge's Tomato Bittes, nor Extract Of Sar>a.
parilla, Tomato, and Dandelion, or any other
preparation, with The expectation OF getting the
genuine Browns SursapariIIa and Tomato Bi,
iers, " hlch are prepared at his medicine store
No. 65 Washington street Boston. These
Bltlers are The first preparation Of the kind that
was ever sold, and they are the only genuine
article of The kind now in the market. Always
SEQ that The direction is signed Frederick
Brown, in his own hand writing. Who evet
heard Of n mans counterieiting a bad b ink note
or one that would not pass ? Just so it is wlll,
medicine, they always counterfeit that which
sells.
All orders for browns sarsaparlla aud To-
malo b iilersj directed to Frederick Brown. the
proprietor. No Is Washington Street, Boston
will be- attended 10 punctually-Bltters secure
Iy packed for shipping. None genuine unless
signed Frederick frown on the wrapper.
For sale by X J. TAYLOR Newport, and
agents generally throughout the country.
June 25--2w
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TU IsDAY, June 81.

FLOUR AND GRAN.-ln Western Flour
moderate business is doing. The transactions
reach 400 barrels, and the range is So 10 81
IA SIS 81 i-2 for common State and good to IA
voritc brands Of Michigan SIS 90 I-2 a So for
pure Genesee So 625 for fancy, and a
50 for extra.
In Southern there is no change Some 200
a 300 bbs. have been disposed ofat SO a 6 l2-
l-2. Rye Flour is scarce, and in demand at
SO rs 3 S7l-2.
Corn Meal is only moderately active, and
prices are without material change 500 bbls.
Jersey have changed hands at So SO. Wheat
is in fair demand, but the frmness of holders
restricts the sales. Yesterday 100 bushels
reported as Genesee, sold at 81 20 which is
rather low figure, and 1000 Wisconsin, part
at 81 and the balance on private terms.
CoRN-The late foreign news has depressed
the prices, and checked the transactions -
Prime round Southern and Jersey yellow can
be bought at SO a SO l-2 cts. Sales were
made Of 600 bushels white at Soc, and 5000
do fiat yellow at sic.
Oats are dull at 80 30 cts. for Southern
and Jersey 40 a Ale. for Northern.
PRovIsIoNs-The market for Mess Pork is
dull and the tendency of prices is downward,
100 200 barrels were sold at $40 62 I-2.-
In prime 90. better fechng Is manifested and
the sales show a slight advance, 200 barrels
have been disposed Of at So 12 l-2 a 8 25.
For Beef there is a continued good inquiry
and the market is gradually growing frmer.-
About 300 barrels have changed hands at SILL
5oa $l2 for Mess, and So l2 l-2 So so for
Prime.
The Lard market is dull, which is caused
principally by holders advancing their preten-
sons. Buyers do not offer over "a a 6 7-S
for prime while sellers are asking a Ia
cents.
Picked Meats are in good request and firm.
Sales have been made Of $50 barrels Hams and
Shoulders at 81 s cents and l-2 3 81
respectively.
The supplies of Butter are unusually large,
and prices are extremely low. Sales of 200
packages at | l2c. for State, and 10 l-2 a
l6 Ia for Ohio.
In Cheese orly prime lots are saleable at 6
6 Lee.
SUGARS are in better demand and holders
rather fmer. $50 hhds Cuba Muscovado sold
at a 4 l-2, so do. New Orleans at l-2 a
&c. and 1870 boxes brown Havana at 8 a IA
cents, 4 mos.
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3 EATH s,

IN this town, June 25, Henrietta, daughter
of Capt. Charles Russell, Jr., aged one year
four months and fourteen days.
In Baltimore, June 10, Rev John Hcalcy,
aged ~ for 30 years sole pastor of the Sec
oud Baptist Church. He originated the first
sabbath School iu the United States.
In Coventry, June 10, Mrs. Thankful T..
Perry, wife of George G. Perry and daughter
ot Benjamin and Thankful Carpenter, laic OF
South Kingston in the SD year of her age
She has left husband and ten children and a
large conHcXiOn to mourn her loss. She left
her home as well as usual to assist a neghbor
in sicknoss--whie standing over the sick bed,
she fell scnselcss and was conveyed TO her
sons, but few steps off, where she died in a
few minutes. Supposed to be a fit of apop-
lcNy.
In Warwick, June IL, Mrs. Anna Bndong,
widow of the late Rhodes Budlong, Esq, in
the s7th year of her age
In Bristol, June 81, Mr. Elisha Franklin,
aged 10 years
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Death Of .Jadgc Archr.--Judgc Archer
Chief Justice of Maryland, is dead

From Jalapo-A private letter to gentle
man in this city, dated May 30th, states that
"Licut. Hall who was under confinement at
that place for drunkenness, attacked the sent-
mel with his sword, passed him and started Of
upon the run. The sentinel instantly fired at
Hall, the ball passing entirely through his body
Several peisons upon hearing the report of the
gun. rushed into the street, and found him "
ing upon the sidewalk IN dying state
Captain c. Galjcn while on hls way from.
Pcroie, IS miles FROM this, stopped at the
house ofa Mexican IN Miguel, for lho purpose
ofgetiing water lie sat down and fell asleep.
While asleep, he was stabbed, and afterwards
cut in several places. Ills body passed here
las, night, his face all cut up At once on the
receipt of the news of the murder a party Of
volunteers started for Miguel They have,
we learn this morning. killed six Mc,clns,
aud taken several prisoners. and have rM vet
douc killing, stabhiEg and burning Tko5e,
and similar events arc almost diiI, occurrence,
BVJoB i!rerHs,r
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ADMIlNISTRATO SALE.

White sold at Public Amcfion, bp perDlispon ~
The Court Of Probote, on SATDRDA
The 29h Of Juiy, 1918, al 10 o'oIoch, a. m !
on The premises,
A L. the rig.i, title snd interest which
"A Richard e. Norman, late of New port, bad
NJ tho time oi his dccease, in and 10 the l"i,
lowing desirable Real Estate, situated IN New
port -
Que lot of land with the buildings thereon
standing, bounded Nonh.rly on North Dap
iist street, Easierly on Wsnion street, South
ery on land of VIM w. Frerborn, aud
Westerly on land Of tho late Richard L.
NormsR.
Also, ono undivided seventh psri Of a lot
ofland with a dwelling house thereon stand.
Ing, -boundrd Soutberly on Wanton's what.
westerly on land Of Wilinm swan, NoIihrriy
on land fnrmhrly Of Jonathan Marsh deceased
snd oa.iery on lind Of W iIlaih swan.
Likewise one Undivided seventh part ora
lot of land situated on tho forth side "f
Wanion'S wharf, and bounded Wesirrly 0n
land late of J southwick, NoilheIly on TIE salt
water, Ea-icrIv on land Of William Swan, ahd
South.rl, on Wanton's WHAT
PETER p. REMINGTON, Admir-.
Newport, June 22d, ISIS. 4w
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Marine Memoranda.

Spoken Jan Q, lat % 20, Ion 20 Is, brig Algonquin
Smith, from tor Turks Island.
Bnrk I1uma, Wcejen, arr at New York the 2Oth from
Mobile.
az A letter from Capt. lee. of the shin WILLIAM
LEE, o this port dated April 18th fayn states that
the next day Dner sailing from this port he encounter
ed gale OF Wind which lasted DAYS, ~ which
the ship los, her starboBrd boat aud forward day-
Aptl Z, Ia, 80 y long ~ at2A the weather be
lug thick came IN contact with French barquc, by
which lost jb.boom, lore aud mi,en top-galantnas
msn yard ~ tie sheaSe hole, swept the arboatd side
~ 2bu'ts, 3dHvits cranes aud lide-boafds, aud
matred the waist considerable but not seriously. The
WV IEr by IN. help of her spare spars hnd complete
" repaired damages, and except the loss Ui her boats
was ~ as good orfer her arrival n nia,al a. when
she sailed iron this port.
tld from New Orleans for Pensacola on the 18Th,
schr. MATHIS. Iolitns
Auat \. Orleans 10th, bark Jhas Dovens, Bailey.
from ihis suIt
Arr NJ Hu.no- A,re- previous 10 Aprl 20. brig Ily.
der Ah. Nithefei Muhievidcu, snd was not allowed t.
ehcr ~ the Custom House. The IIydet All was rhas
81 hy French brig of war, and fired mto receiving
much damage.
Auai siuiuckei, June Goth. shin Aurora. Cufin
frnlu Pacific Ocean. with 1900 bbls. sperm on Capt
uIin heard that bars Anha Moore ~ Bristol had be,
condemned NJ Sdngy The Anus ~ the only whtl,t
owned w BTistnl. Reports ~ Iuicahusno. Andr,
Clsrk 1oot.pt'd ftom ths port, Apr SRI. 90 bbi.
-prtm oil
Ne ~ wsurn ipre ~ hstt Dfori" Gfnn,li w
iAu O,.an, 90 tbi. sp.rn, )oO DO whale oil.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY, June &c

At market, 1900 Beef Cattle, (from the
South,) 20 Cows and Calves, and 3 900 Sheep
and Lambs
PRIcEs-Beef C@t'--The supplies were
heavier than for many weeks past, a circum-
stance cooperating with the warm weather,
which has contributed to lower prices little.
The sales were chiefly OF from SO to 81 25
per cwt., as in quality. Throughout the week
there was iolerably active demand, but at
the close of the weeks business, large num-
ber were left over unsold-i0O head possibly.
200 head were driven to Brighton.
Cors and Caires were rather dull of sale
the prices realised range from $22, 80 to IS,
10 left over.
Siop and Lambs-Niarket cleared at 81 so,
so to so for Sheep, and 81 IL l-2 25 TO
1 30 for Lambs.