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The Van Buren press., 1874-06-30
Z" Crawford Bulletin"

Is the title of campaign paper, issued
at Fort Smith in the interests Of General
Thomson. 1t pretends to Gil want
long needed In Crawford, and it is con.
ceeded on all sides, to be the production
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The Polls should be open at 7 O..
clock, promptly.

ET Hon Eugene Hale, of Maine, is
the new postmaster-general He is at
present member Of Congress and has
been reuominated for another term.
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ET The sad intelligence was received
at Little Rock, on the 23d, Of the death
OF Gen. w. A. Crawford, which occurred
at Benton, in Saline county, on that morn.
ing.
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Road N office.

NOTICE Il hereby given. that an agrcr. gSrppcr.
~ ton will be made to the Board ,n,, o, Term Term
visors Of Crawl ford County. at the JUL view
1874 Of said Board. to have sail boa'u 'ouomine
lay ont and establish County ksr kcau, Zee.
at a point on the Section line be.w.sn rance$
tions "a and 25 In township D. north Lang OF
west, In said County. thus running River
near the north banks of the ArkaI,t Ark,nt which
and Lees Creek, to q terminal poss saId rosa
So " viewed. % ' with county road kSoTs no Tusorth
Road District No 16. and at or near n .uwa w spd
east corner OF Section Is, In SAID '0"'
range. ccurREn
June 0,7i
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EE- The Fort Smith Independent is in
formed that Attorney General Williams
has requested U. S. Marshal Sarber to
to resign his office
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Notice..

STATE or ARKANsAsl
County Of Crawford,(
A the May Term of the Probate Court
n of Crawford County, aforesaid. the fol-
lowing persons filed their accounts current
for settlement as Administrators, Executors
and Guardians; the same being ordered con-
tinued and publication to be made according
to law, viz:
John O. West, guard. minor heirs of NJ. II
West deed.
James Gregg. administrator estate of John
Wilcox decd.
John II. Decerd. administrator estate Of Il.
Z. Holden, decd.
j. Z. Grady, administrator estate Of Hudson
Miller, decd.
l. c. White, admir- estate of J. +. B. Meyer,
decd. T. .t4.l g.. - .. t.l
W. A B. Davenport. guard'n of Baker heirs.
Josiah Fears guard'n Of Baker heirs.
j. A. Dlbrell guard'n of j. j. Green heirs.
Thomas b. Mills admir- estate Of W. &. Mills,
decd
VIM p. Yaden guard'n of Sarah Ellen Morton.
A. l.. Wilson guard'n Of Thomas +. Whimery
A. l.. Wilson gilard'n of w. j. Whimery.
A. l.. Wilson guard'n Of Mary +. Whimery.
John Brodie admir- estate Of VIM lIaney. decd
Jesse Turner admir- estate Of VIM Marcrum,
decd.
Jesse Turner adm'r est Of VIM Edwards. deed
j "A Dibrell admir- est OF j Green, DEC d-fn-
al settlement.
Margaret Vinsant adm'x est Of Isah vinsant,
decd.
Jesse Turner admir- est of W. W. Wossely,
decd.
G W Scantling admir- est Of Wm 8 Hill. decd.
Jesse Turner guartl'n OF George Ann Snider
l. n Hollis admir- est Of Ncstor Fort. decd.
Martha A Weese guard'n of heirs flames l.
Thomas, deed.
And all persons interested in the above
named settlements, are hereby notified to
come forward and file their exceptions. if any
they have, on or before the second day Of the
next term of our Court of Probate. or they
will he forever barred from excepting to
such accounts or any items thereof
In witness whereof have hereuntO set my
hand, and caused the seal of my
office to be affixed, this the lst
day Of June 1874.
JAMES A. LOCKHART. Clerk,
by JNo. Z. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
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Working-Men

of Van Buren, give JAMES SANGS.
TER, the Farmers Candidate your vote,
to-day. He is laboring man with you,
and well worthy of your support.
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EE- Postmaster General Crcswell has
resigned his office, to be vacated as soon
as the President can make an appoint
ment.
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Workinguncn,

The Farmers candidate is in your hands
to-day Make sure of his election by
earnest work,
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~ We acknowledge an invitation 10
attend the Examination OF the Industri
al University, at Fayetteville on the Sd
OF July. and regret that we cannot be
present.
~ The license law recently passed
BY the Massachusetts, Legislature was
vetoed BY Gov. Talbot.
kT The Fayetteville News Of Satur.
day ssys:
Judge Ham, who has been on visit to
California and the Rocky Mountains, re.
turned home Thursday night, looking In
excellent health.
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A Vote for Thomson, is a vote
indorsing Joseph Brooks.

kT Let every voter see that the words
+" For Constitution, are on his ticket
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EE Pay as ,chat you ore
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS, it has come to the knowledge of
the Executive, that John w. Fincher did on
the 18th day of April, 1874 murder Samuel
II. Ross in the county Of Nevada. and that
the said John w. Fincher is now at large.
Now. therefore. | Elisha Baxter. Governor
of the State of Arkansas. by virtue OF author
ity In me vested. do hereby offer II reward or
TWO HUNDRED (S200) DOLLARS for the
arrest and delivery of the said John w. Fin
cher, to the sheriff of Nevada county.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal ofthe
tL.s State to be affixed. mt the City of
Little Rock, this 10th day OF June,
A d 1874.
ELISHA BAXTER, Governor.
BY the Governor:
j. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary of State.
By Frank Strong. Deputy.
DESCRIPTION.
John w. Fincher Is seventeen years old, has
no beard. dark sandy hair. blue eyes, com
pcxion dark about five feet ten inches high.
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PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,|

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,l
LITTLE Rock, ARK May ~, 1874
The State of Arkansas to the Sheriffs of the
several Counties, greeting:
WHEREAS. By an act of the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Arkansas. approved May
18th, 1874. it is provided that a Convention
of the people of the State is called to assem-
bic at Little Rock on Tuesday, the 18th day
of July. A. ID 1874. for the purpose of framing
new Constitution and providing for and
putting the same in force. and that an election
Shall be held at the several election precincts
ofevery County of the State on
Tuesday, the 3Oth day of june,
A. d. 1874, for the purpose of electing dele
gates to said Convention;
Now. therefore. |. Elisha Baxter. Governor
of the State of Arkansas, do hereby proclaim
that on Tuesday. the 3Oth day ofJune, A. ID.
1874 an election by the qualified electors OF
the State of Arkansas in accordance with
said act will be held at the several election
precincts OF each County of said State for the
following number of delegates to said Con-
stitutional Convention from each County, re-
sppntiyplv to-Wit.
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For Rent.

uOUSES to Rent. ,ro.u
II Lands to Rent and Lea'''
for the year 1873.
3 Rooms suitable for offices. conven',,nonr one.
Court House and Main Street. Apply Wns
to He RoBAkp'
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E:F Congress adjourned on Monday
Of last week.
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a Vote for Sangster, is a vote
rebuking Joseph Brooks and in
dorses Gov. Baxter.
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Ashley !
Baxter
Benton =
Boone l
Bradley
Calhoun
Carroll
Chicot !
Clark 2
CLAYTON i
Columbia z
conway
Craighead i
Crawford l
Crittenden l
Cross l
Dallas
Desha |
Dorsey
Drew l
Faulkner l
franklin l
Fulton l
Garland l
Grant l
Greene
Hampstead 2
Hot Spring
Howard j
Independence 2
lizard !
jackson l
jefferson 8
johnson ]
Lafayette i
Lawrence
Lee !
Lincoln l
Little River
Lonoke
Madison !
Marion |
Mississippi
Monroe
Montgomery
Nevada
Newton
Ouachita z
Perry !
Phillips
Pike ]
Poinsets l
Polk !
Pope
Prairie l
Pulaski !
Randolph
Saline
st. Francis
Scarcy
Sebastian z
Sewer
Scott i
Sarber
Sharp
Stone
Union y
Van Buren ]
Washington
White 2
Woodruff !
Yell
The ShcrifTs Of the several Counties al
hereby required to cause said election to |
conducted ding law.
In testimony whereof have hereunto 5,
my hand and caused the seal of tll
fLs State to be affixed, at the EXect
tive Office, at the city Of Little Rocl
this 22d day of MAY, A. d. 1874
ELISHA BAXTER.
Governor of Arkansas.
By the Governor:
J. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary of State.
, 1874-11-14
MONEY ANDCOM MERCE.
FINANCIAL.

Tn,pAY EvExtNa, Nov. 13 :
Tho movement Of currency to tho country con-
tinues large, aud Ia directed towards tho hog
ralBing regions.
An INN sliato result OF ths flow lns boon tho
weakening Of Now York exchanges. Many Of
tho country banks draw against thoir deposits
iu Now York, and tlorcby throw Considerable
amounts Of exchange On tho market. Little OK
change has yot beeu drawn by tho paokora'
brokorH again st shipments. o..
Tho rato Of oxelungo today was Zoo discount
To par botwoon banks for $1,000.
Dus!noss at tho banks iB fair, and Is generally
reported cqual to tho average Of tue lass Two
wecks. In SOMA quartcrs, however, actual dull
ness was experienced to-dny.
The ratio Of discount rema'na 10 per cont to
regular cuatomers vino borrow I'LL Tho your round.
Concessions Of 2 or per cent arc readily OBJ
taiued by occasional borrowers, with good sos
ourley. Doal estate loans nre 0gD10 per cent.
6treet rates aro 8@18 per cent.
Tho o1opr,ngs wero es,aoo,ooo. or s40O.ooo
less than yesterday.
, 1874-11-14

METALS AND rINnERs' sroCK-wcrn in mod-
'rs:s IL fff2ss: aS do ,s.. ,o ,s1
g. $2.5o: DO, routing, 1sx2o. 10 $l1.uo; do 2u12s,
$l3:eo.
ao.pts- "a !. aos 70. S' i iss. 1ss ','' ''''
~. ~ a;Eisa f' sS9e; lead p1pe' SA@so;
'"s % sse slsasns "copper" &c.
s,ass. sssS sas S.''-ra s''s' 'os; s"' 'a4ny a0E'
sHxET AaoH-No. II. aAe rhtest hNsata iron, 10 y
inclusive ~; do No. 1@ained. 19'i American hussa
Y, To-; =. i2s. ), a., ,,ao ,o,, ,,..,, 49, N
~ sna r. ID ~ ~ lac; r. leo; la, los
~. !oc ~ .4e tau paha1cs' - tss ccnt aseoan1
'sSe IL srs TIN qota!teas ,aesea PR
ke@t sly; ha ana ~ 20, S5o0 g DO. $50 ~ DO,
tH4Isl u aISwsps y na ascsnesd e s''hS W ooe
Manila rore, H. l4Ne19;5o: a,sal roIe, y ID: ~
2s; ls a, sssa 3 " lS2s; g VI ansnes Y
ea!e, g. o9GIoOo; lecl e hp sado@doo; tar = or'.
s'S5S.on, sssa. , saoyfesoe sS, = n o, .
reaay At ho foowinH y ruHs carbo ssandara lar
xAlss} ~ t.rR tesf asHe; Do 1no1a ieas; teat 80
sSS Ct g. 4 ai 9as: a5 a. a'1 iaaie' aa e7;[s m
%: Ahssed ray. saeess 20, 1o,!sd %la1el5
G9isG; bperm. lcatstoot OIL strictly pure,
s1sG: aS esa1 ays ao ~; J. svS n.ns ~ o' e.
tarpsntino, 4s@ah:: nsrhths sa gravity, iatFi5sc;
nIoThNri sGSa 9;taa a for choice uoa,oe, 10
oass!ags esnn..asa lisIer rr!ssa. rlsfe {s "a
- va
mud .tE8an teaehhfpWa eoin o. 5s(saoc anu western
lOGLIEf AND tiAa!E--Lresed Tou!tfy Nas eala-.
ule but tLe Euj WV letAe ad ltsceu easy III rose-
gnencc. laya STOCK W:s uot W49ted. slany Of the
eceeils hsyo tccn Goored III 70 long that they are
ksl< aud dying: salea Are ln7ae Ut S.o3a3,oo rer
"zni te otstdo being On ostrelno rrtcr. dams wEa
sotly: Iarteya. eGa9o 1o dressed g4s1o: chiskens.
FleIef!ua arssca, TO- e-.aat9 p auGsa
tIsexe SigoS!b'; Trt1r'e c!teAens $959; s,'siiara
Nllehs $i7i; htni ducks SlGo quail, Slsoi yfpisou
LaEs+ iSe Eor IL; tto EalNies, l1t3o-
EEEDs-In+so Sss sl3at Inquiry fof clover atil
primo s!nntaS, Gus pr!rt3 nH:rd1 woru unit up u
Fel'ers, Slt"s, Aente hto w"a dane Tue receipts Of
eoels "tFa uutluu4llr light today. aaea, l75 ba3a
goul Timothy ~ s9A-Hi ita 10 uloirn Suitable "
s@4 70 baus ilahs c.ysr Ut $13o u baG4 do
HtS5.t5. IIax was l't9tca q ~ t1Gl ~.
aALI-the ae1Ha&"l ee13sslcs .ie 2lil the 1nhret
, 1874-11-14

plus. wloat Ia abundant nn cheap high pr1cru III,
product, rnla, oArtR iarelgl arid luna colh,,-
tio, aid only moterstl prtc's will ntrao! healthy
anil auIiclout a1rort snd homo ttpa In tfn.e to work
on oar ainrka steadily; and On 1cyelopmenta III that
drooIiun ths anal outcome will tepsnt.
THE harley OUTDOOR.
.rho Now York 1itorid OF tho 10Th has tho fol-
lowing:
Il Ia somowins remarkable Tint the unItod Staten
have MT rasael baray enough for honn mta,,.
Though lar.y pIant and generally info crop, II
soes uo aenn 10 ham baa tavorite will farmers 1t
is trns tlIt thnre bus bean d Brent increase In the
Growth q bHrcy 1sing The past few ysa5s, hut tue
consumption has Increased sven moro rapidly, sud va
layo beon compelled to draw upon o.nstla to supply
the deic!cncy, Indeed, cur tcst harley llas beeA
draw, from tint province. nut lust year oven this
resntrte Irovotl insufficient, snd VIZ impotsed about
half million liklieIe from EIrore,-uia1ny from
Germany and Hungary: pseyioqs 70 t4s tnnortasian
thlB market 10 $29s per h, or Coo per Da moro than
the best red wheat.
1t!s snrnrIsuu thst tbs hish price reached did not
greatly stimulate the growth of barley IN 1874, butt As
this maple IL used almost wholly In thla country for
mating, anu this entera directly Into tho production
Of boo 1t s possible that Tue toeralco agitation In
ltanY Btatca may hayo caused falling OF III lis pro.
ducton. The following Ia comparative statement nf
tia bariey crop Of tho Quilted GtHtca for trcc ycnr
the figures for 1874 beng bsod upon the report Of te
Agricultural Dureau Tor UctDuer:
, 1874-11-14
ftftlintl fkrtNIlr3(fA&

Tho ltn1ian 0pinioae, whom contradictlng tho
repor. tho otLor day Of tho capture q n I1lc's,
toll! q Story Of that OF Monaieneur Theodoi'. tao
worth lopoatlng. When tho RANSOM OF tho lat-
ter, wAich Lad been liked at fl, 400 francs. "as
raid oyor to tho leader Of the band, tue sishs OF
tl4a n,onoy Ho transported him shn u n y OTHER
Of gratiflod Avarieo or roponance ~ 1ait oI n,n
kuees and begged to kiss tho hand OF his olptiYo
tofora he lousrtoll. Ills Prelate, ehar!tahy giv:.
ina tl,o ruflian credit for the eettcr fooling Or
Tia tic two, stretched out ha hand 70 hln. forgot
tug Tint lie wore ring Of Eroas Ss!no, wh!9 a,!s'.
sIipped sir oyor liz finger aud appropnRted'to him
golf,-{sQrts Lettr.
, 1874-11-14
miscellaneous.

A goodalzcd lumber Aest wa at the market yes.e..
The schrs william sanderaon is in no IT with carau
rebuilt.
botwaen this port and milwaukee, ali winter.
-Tlls scl.r 9. II. Walker na1a tho run from Chi
cage to psirD1t 1sk II .oyenty hors
The selr Mlssllion raa tnt, Il. F4clae RAILROAD
= aispateh received ,eSo - yesIerday I afternoon
eates that schr Franeia n,is rcccntiyassoro at
into buaao she las cargo Of 5000 bu of wlusat On
boart, which q, e moro Or less damaged.
Foster.
freights will 10 received for TIN. route this season.
Tho Ee4r Cheney A1uos fs on l1er way to tl,tG cT
with load Ut barley from Latte OAtarlo port. II ia
ssonsianea to Dowuer 1em1a & Co.. who will conyu't
Il propeller, supposed to belong to the unlon Llne,
wsS ashnrp s Yesterday morning Vt n1eno Eaet t,E
Ing 1llbrtq to got lcr oil.
To ortt M Of tho Hur Twin sHtera waD brought to
Tho asea,n-b!rge Mary alls, ashore In DctroI,
River near wyaslt'oltc t,aa been cot otf.
The Eostorla. recently wrecked at DetouE, will bs
NIGH, tls s'sam,Iarca" ". s. irsaad went ashoro
This steam basge s!ary Mills, which GOT ashore be-
low ., tro Monday ntgt. WIS released after Lighter
Tho 4arbor Of cLopoyyan, s1lcl,. on Lake Huron,
will by .;ar'ye 1sxt season, oou having hocn mp
pso.assd for TIC worA vt to lust session Q! coresess
on. snc was III Aarbor at PORT colborne, Tuesday,
WITH a two s!ealn'pumrs at t. work;
were ut frat supposed. Her bottom "a found consid
eraby danaged and her repairing will doubtless coEt
TIN wrackara at work at lila nrnos]vn nrc orcstv
, 1874-11-14
6HEEP-TAcro wa8 moderate he5nnlld nt steady
rrcca. Goud to cIuieo w8ru Bslabls vt SAUv3 |. So
aud inferior to u1elinm at S9.50m3.76
1sAEtF JHHENrr.


aud inferior to meti1% IN 1t + t3;sG&s$76' aF@$
EAST &ss%42 Ts sox e1.xc r
ceirts f,r tho week outing Nov. II were 74so head,
,esast 4s: Assa o se nstoFe Tho aPpy as
sa Wssss : see,, @ W viii MEDIUM ead sss,an Sasssase
atstsss e. ss e. ss s!sx .* s1'ta
soa6 good, 100 to 2oi ltr SIPS to eoamou.
u xtsts , % to sos stGe1ksts 1or 7 e tS gce ~
Meas-T. racoip pts wsre Il 100 head, seatnst 22as5
soT s on NJ Monday, St ,provei arina ti lsaeo q
the week, the arsISas buiug lighter, and prices coscd
fGGws @oei oas m4sa RI e s
Workers, ss.edGa.Ao. Market ectsvo generally. AL
suxEp-rho receipts wcra 2a,ooa head, agatnat
1o,9o0 head tie wsek before. Tie market opened Oh
Monday wy fa'r SUPPLY I'd buyers g., were uelnod
s47S@5 oo; gosd. s5to Is IT,. S4loa46 ill., 7o to
20 h. saSa;s; *esnsnan, sa.7aGsa5 ssalawsgs, y
Aru.sx ';' # Y'"g% M T. ssss ssi a
Tsssn, ;ad a oa g;od e prime Tsz.s aud naiiss,.
sM s s sssss no E 2ssn
Top price q, md down 70 @ ios god Iutslsfins
atears; common, 4Ac aud upward ToxnB, 305J5c,
lo lalor for very rmo. At tha eloso thcss Nj Il.
meat conaploto atagnation.,
esats. Receipts, 60 cars, a eecsss Of lust week.
oe4l butcher. tees ees hunaroa hsad Sheep, s5aS
and Eastern paes,ng Market agaa higher on ii
ssloi:s s ho4Sy Western. e@7''''' >''' 'A"'S '''
bufFALo.
lyrSALo. Noy. f9-oA7rLE-Reccipta for week,
, 1874-11-14

l1oGs-Tlc eusy fcuug apparent yesterday after
noon was not feature Of to'dsy's ulHrket. Traln
opened btsIly this morning ut strong ysstcraay's
lliceB. Inl lid not lag until all mescautalc lots had
Ieei. absorbed. There Vas W urgont demand from
psckcrn urgent IN fact that Rhppora secured only
small proportion Of he supply Trough they wcro III
their purchase. fell litls short Of 95Gu1. Only faw
Aogs tenasA IN tho yards Hnsol, aE these fey would
Sales ut 5a5 for Hcaawags at $j1a9g.35
tor 10 ia'r, amt nj $a4oGa1ap for good 10
tra Sales Lelow kda5 wero not uun,crouR, nor
there many transfers ut over SG.65.
, 1874-11-14
THO rutllity oil Cremation.

Fron, fto Ytlg F0TE GTaEHte1 l1UH0oH LEEEtf.
sfnnw % n lis constituents Of Slr Charles D!lko
II rn}sea aTo fearlully Rl,oeked ut hlB permitting
tns rrsnasl9u Of tue oody OF his wife. An aulus.
il,g luz siery of QUO of them has boeu related to mo
n har ,stolaors, wna aakua by tho Indy u she
hid hcssd What lad boon done to Lady Dixie
s.YcY. inaae, b!,o replied, "ani 1t ia draaatas.
An do you imagine. nam. that these p.orr Do Dc.
lutIed cra.l,ern think thas they eau cheat ho.
loieN
, 1874-11-14
MARINE,
Fort Of Ct,icnRa, NOV. 1m

Arrived,
rropp 1lasGa, batlulo. aundres. s.'''
gehF gkyl4rk. Oconsu, lumbor.
ssr sr 2sstsn 9s;sss 1sy SSo oi.Ssa1 ILL., ass;. sS
s:hr :r !. !. 4 4 4. atrouAch, Msna!eu, lurnber.
acnr ltaleigll, LudngiDn, lumbor.
scar 5!sas poaS' tS. s 5ossph' 5'" iumoer. an%1.F'
schr Ninerva. Mu.hc9o.,, lumber. :,
seilr g !: = Do condros. aluskegon, wood. .
g1rl 1s,l &c = coI,,mg, untr.!o, coal.
scllr Q: blaw. 2irand Ilve,,, lumber.
ssSr ssSr %'nnie %.aa;sS S%g, Grind 1l.sen, ianes
gin !, i; s!asss. s5 e!sssinna' sd.e eosi. "i.''
scow scos 5: ;: 7; ,,i W,'!sG1 M South Haven wood.
Schr groton, htcnomineo, lumber.
Bchr U. 7. urtlce, Eric, COIL
Barge Josa!a Linn. Escauaba, IRON ores
Prop s'1''s3'' pasfS, Gl2aS1S5S.si, a;SSS,;!S.i
sehr No;ih s.ar, poutwatcr, aSoS bu corn, 5000 bu
Sch. q. O. barnes, nunnle. $4,000 bu vloa.,
fas Gs fo 13a esa sn suf aos bF' pork q Dss Dse
sss RiSg sss a 60 sGasss' ssass nae 20 b.
by corn, 2so hrl. nour, 100 bils pork. ~ s'
larl, t05 rkgs foed, AMT aundriss 10o~
Bclr 8 /. Watson. nuiralo, &8, It's bu wheat.
schr O. Il. Johnsons Saugatuet, 7o1 green hides and
Huudrte1. "''~
stmr ststtoyon. Muahegon. 80 bs'a push. and sun.
6chr &. D. Norris, Good uarbor 1bo bu corn 700 bp
BHnlrlns.
barge Guiding slnr, Port Huron, Is, a34 bu oats.
bcAr Knight 1cml,ar, Prescott, l7,1oo bu wheat.
Prop :. =. Waae Port Huron, 1,t72 bu wheat, 1854
lAt oata, 2,2o2 brs foar 100 br1s pork, and sun.
Prop Aluska, Erie. s,ooo bEa nour, coo pigs lsad al
bag4 sapd. ~
pror Alasa4, l!IGalo 900 brla aoar, and aundsias.
Aud ~ vessels cleared light.
, 1874-11-14

-Nutce hns been given by tho Ltght-IIouse Board
tlut aud ufter Nov 20, 1874, st will ba SHOWN
from tho lsghiauas reesny esesse4 # the lsko @ A.
Light will Ds aznd white Tho illuminating arpusat III
II catadnptre, Of the tl.rce and oneaIf order. light
lug 3l6 degrees Of tho horisou Tho focal plauo =
water. TAs light Should 10 IN clear weathar,
from tho deck IT yossel 10 foot abbvo tho sea. IL
atatuto ulles.
Tue abandoned schr Miami was being stripped
Of everything of yaluo yesterday 1Ier bottom u bsaiy
r!Aled. It appsara she was partially raised at ore
Tins but settled rapidly iii deeper water. Tho tug IN
attendance upon tlt xreckers 1eft tho yossel for ua
Sunday cveufng aud the Wind coming up. slo could
not act back to tho craft that night, owing to tho
swpshing anu breaking q the heavy seas In That
vicinity: ~ tho nlsanwlllo Marine Inspector cIp.
Miami a hight, not ouly In Rrea, peril but without
rsuvslous Of aiy sort, except tho wot wheat. They
were sesauoI next ,uDrniug,-Qt1aio ELpJtss.
, 1874-11-14
n nlock !, In Taylor l. KrclRhA 0 1SnwiA
Bee 1, 09, il, dated Jun. 10, 1915. 1AM


TnIDAr EVENING, Nov. 10.
THO following weto tho receipts and Huip-
nonta Of tho leading articles Of produce In CHI
cago dsrug tho past twenty-faur housa, and for
tho cnrroHppnding 1ato Quo Ytar ago,
, 1874-11-14
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CHICAGO LUuNEN MAllkET.

FRIDAY EVENING, Nor. 19.
Tbs demand for cargoss "aa far, aud durinE tho
dBy The eek was nearly 2o!d out only four or yu er
gora rell4ainfng over p0ce stull brought
common inup, 3d. 25@ 10; medium do, $la. aItC0;
mud chuics sttll run quoted At ltht
Sl,75. aud ahlngoa, $3.gop3oo. We noto The fol1ow
lug saea: Cargo schF hlystic from 1llskesou 10y M
her, from whitehall los buartla aud sslps, n St37s
Sold by ". MeSade,
At TIE YAAps. .....
Trade II slackeniA4 w 1tle, though considerable
,n,ler Is still moving uut There IL III excellent de-
,na for fe.rng, whtrA s worry firm, ln consequence
Of Tho ,llt supply Dry ll-foot will probably erll Ut
III 40 IL few ays. The stock Of l6foot fencing in
Ls ttty IL believed to bU salier than in any previous
iNIl lca Clicxgo ea,no to bs prominent lumber con
re prominent dealer bar. wt.Ain .ls wesl aseel,
txle from actIla nyouorY that tue total stock OF Ill
tbs Yards ia less than 0u0 fept, while between
81 QUO aud 40 000,u ,u0Q eet havo been required a
nally Tor ayve years to supply the winter an early
gpriug trAo. The receipts Of th4 toNgh OF fancing
arr cIgro, aud tAsrs Bcama 10 ha Tny to naka W
tue dsaoleucy.
QUOTATIONS. ....
First 5000 9h20o
sstvuu ejesr ilsh 10 i 4l,pU Gs4Boo
Third ciuar inch. as.uo tI4n0o
ThIrd clear. tatek.. k..............:.. 43.0o t31503
Clear looElug, lat aud I'd together.
OLE siding, 14t and al together, 9u0u 4uU
Eirst cun. li!p4 xiliuE. 1B00 GbauUo
hetu1u common nstlliilg..,,..,,,.., l.uu tSlu.G0
Flooring, 1lrat common. tlreyscl 3I0o GG3l.e1
Fl0oEl,H, aaronl common, drtaHoI,. 93.Ul e4sL0
Flooring. third common, lroaHol. li.0o @N.Go
w.gon-lpr p0atla, solicited, II
tnchGs nllu upward. ,............ a. va,Go GaaDl0
WaEon.box loaEds+ +.s.....n.s.... 1'oo tHa3.eo
, 1874-11-14

were in light do,nand. charters wcro .als tor wheaS
at 41c. ani for corn. Hnoted at 4c TO Dualp-Bchra
J. Couch and .. y. Dobbinr wheat ut 4ac; prop Ne.
hr3ata, oats through. 70 K'nyaton-9chr BWeep-
aakss, wheat on private teruu. Fosa, 1. Capacity,
100000 hu wheat a11l Il, 600 hu aate.