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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14
A Challenge.

Dallas, the "Queen City" of Northern
Texas, sends forth, in behalf of the State
of Texas, the following challenge: We
challenge each and every State in the
Union to meet us in a friendly contest
in November next, to see which can roll
up the largest majority for Tilden and
Hendricks, the prize to be splendid
silk banner. The terms are these: Ii
any State gives larger majority for
Tilden and Hendricks than is given by
the State of Texas, then Dallas will give
to that State a splendid silk banner.
But if Texas give larger majority for
Uncle Samuel than any other State, then
the State giving the next largest major
ity must send banner to Texas, Dallas
to be its custodian. Whichever State
wins the banner is to be considered the
Democratic Banner State of the Union,
and is to hold on to the flag until the next
Presidential election, and then give 1t
up to any other State which may win
it by giving the largest Democratic
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14

am confident that the soldiers who car
ried musket in the army will not be
influenced by any such appeals. The
war is eve-, and what the country wants
is peace and good feeling throughout all
sections. L notice, by the way" con-
tinued Gen. Bartlett, 81 that some of my
Independent friends, including Carl
Schurz, who joined the Liberal party
in 1872 and cordially supported Mr.
Greeley, now attempt to explain their
opposition to Mr.. Tilden by stating that
they fear the influence of the 'ex-con-
federates in case Mr.. Tlden is elected.
Now the absurdity of this excuse ap-
pears when it is suggested that they did
not entertain those fears in 1872, when
they obtained in tenfold proportion to
what they do new."
In further conversation, Gen. Bartlett
expressed himself as somewhat disap-
pointed at the attitude taken by such
men as Hon. Carl Schurz, and Mr.. Bris-
tow in the present campaign. He did
not see how 1t was possible for them to
overlook the influences which were at
work for Gov. Hayes, and having
observed them, they could scarcely
fail to see what the result of such,
influences would be on Governor
Hayes's administration. In conclu-
sion, the General spoke in highest
prsise of Governor Tilden's reform record,
and of his noble and Statesmanlike quail
tits. He was satisfied in his own mind
that Governor 1ilden was an earnest
sympathizer with the cause for the Union
during the war, and the attemps of the
Republicans to prove that he was any
thing else only showed in what desperate
straits they were placed. He suspected
that the Republicans were conscious of
the inferiority of Governor Hayes as re-
form candidate, and that they were try
ing to dodge that paramount issue by
appealing to the old war feeling.
Gen. Bartlett's long silence on the
political questions of the day, it should
be stated, are entirely due tohi ill-health.
The terrible wounds he received in the
war, which left him with but one.leg,
shattered his health greatly, and latterly
by over exertion in business he has
brought himself down to sick bed. He
is now able to take short ride during
each day, and he is allowed to converse a
few moments with visitors, but beyond
this he has to be kept very quiet. Gen.
Bartlett hopes to be able to write letter
more fully defining his position shortly,
but excepting this he will not be able to
take any part in the campaign. His
physicians have peremptorily ordered
him to avoid all political excitement as
the one condition of his early recovery,
and he will of course abide by their
decision.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14
Fish Up the Old Order.

While General Grant and bis friends
are resurrecting all the old war appli-
ances to carry on the Hayes campaign 1t
might be well for the War Department
to bring out revised edition of General
Grants celebrated order against the
Jews. A revival of Order No. II would
do very well now, and General Sherman
might be instructed to place ali the
troops he could spare from the conquest
of the savages of the frontier and the
Southern States under the commad OF
Fitzpatrick to carry the order into vigor-
Gus execution.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14

They say the worthy William Hayes,
In pleasant walks and pleasant ways,
Serenely contemplates his bays,
And calmly waits election days,
And counts his little chickens.
They say all day they see him stand,
With croquet mallet in his hand,
The calmest mortal in the land,
So cool and possum-like and bland,
Without bit Of bother.
1 don't exactly Ike his plan.
The statues in the Vatican
Are csol as he; and then yo,u ran
In Paris buy putty man
As calm as he for fifty eous.
Lay be wrong. tits ' srv trua
But looking out say 10 von
Sir, there is somethi Nc more Ia do
TI.. s.euu Anu Hp yock red billets through
1ne wires on &c lawn all day.
Tne Inc ships are citing by the shore,
The- lSons n.f ke melody no more,
The e,s;u among the patient poor,
vy..S woa at the open door,
"an no ee to frighten him away.
@ @TSa their crushing load of wrong
pi,t 1ople have been patient long,
low they move a mighty throng,
bold Sam Tilden - is their song
Sam hiden, the Reformer.o -
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14

JOHN MILLER, of Boston, has some
tough children. One fell on his head,
twenty-five feet, the other day, without
being hurt, and now another falls from
the top of a four-story house, only break
ing an arm. s
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14

GA PRUDENT man." says q witty
Frenchman, "is like pin; bishead pre-
vents him from going too far"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14
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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-09-14
WHOLE NUMBER 4s9.
object of jobbery by member of Grants

object of jobbery by a member of Grants
Cabinet.
In the same report of Senator Morton's
speech, as published in the New York Times,
appears, after an array of confusing figures
the following amazing statement: This
would make the expenditures of the Gov
ernment in 1875, leaving out those growing
out of the rebellion, as compared with the
expenditures of 1860, thirty.five cents less
governmental is more cheaply conducted, out.
side of the burden entailed by the war, than
it was in 1860" Now, what are the official
figures? Leaving out every particle of ex-
penditure caused by the war-like pensions
or interest on the debt-the official compari-
, 1876-06-21
lI4AlcINE.
CHICAGO,

AnntvALs-stmr Chicago. Aanftwoc, sunt!sics:
stint Huron. South IIavcn sundrlcs stinr 3Inskcgnu,
Muskrgon, sun,lrcs; prop D. " blanchard, buffalo,
a',s'tlrics; prop Messenger, Benton lIazbor, rln.
drIts; prnp 1ruc*dcll, benton llarbor, sun,lrles;
prop Sewburgh. buffalo. Huntlrlcs; prop Oc0ntp,
usccu LAY, sundries; prop Tcn,peHt, White Lake,
lumber; prop 1Iadgcr State, Isnifalo, srn.r!es
prop Warcrly, Huffalo, sundrlcs; prop Russia,
liutFalo, snntrlcs; schr Little 1}ciIc, Whlto
Lake, lumber; schr DIM Ncwhall, l.udtngton,
lumber; schr X. j. skitimorc rentwatcr, lumber;
tcllr Jcnnfc Mnlltn, Naniatec, lumber sci1r l..
Mnskcgon, lumber; schr e. II. F!ier. Lndingtnn'' Ldin'
lumber; kcnr J.tbbIu Nm. OCunto, lumber; 1ehl
Mllnn, l.ud!ngton, lumber; achr Gausecock,
Muskrgon, lumber; schr ,sardinla, hiuakego,,
Mcars paalo soa} schs ci]ppsr i1 city' MusSa sS.!
Eon, lumber; schr tlAcInc, Al,iskegon, 1uInbrr;
tshs Kltty t'rant, sauEssuex, lumber; schr Nousa
Simmons, Muskegon, lumber; sch1 Pilot, Luling-
Petrol, Muskogon lumber
II, oso hn wheat; ogdcntbnrg 10 bsss our; stnt
!,cnton IlarIor, sundrles; prop Trncsasii, Dcnton
lIarbor, r,nds!es; schr Wayne Kingston, II, 0OH
bn oats; 1ehr Kingas!'er. Buffalo, So ZOO bu corn;
sehr sc 4 ,, T. Wulls bnsaio; 34 1s0 bu corn; ecir
lcrb'lt Eat!alo, :'a, ol0 bu Wheat, H,6oo bu
rye; prop Fountain City, Dnflalu, 7nO bEls
nyur, ~, cos bu hurley, 1,3oo prls corn.mcal; /;
iriaa atmr Mnskeson, Muskegon, 90 pkgA ltQ!or;
ptnlr Ilurun, Snutt IIusel, Ii bra flour, Il brls
pork prop 0conto, Green lluy :!5 hris pork, ...d
snnr'ss; ssi, 'er + Messh, uEa1o, a o91 hu
cnrn; schr Ketchunl. Masonyt1lo, IL brls Anurt 10
hs!a p0rk; schr barber, ALnskcgon. . brls bcef, l
hfl pork; schr l.. ElleHwnod, Whto Lake, 100 hu
puts; sclr Clipper Oily, White Lake, brls bcsf,
, 1876-06-21

HOG rNODUCTS-Wcra actlro nud Irregular, will
considerable excitement al tnlcs, aud dUIlncts At
others. Tho market was weak uaFy, chIcly because
larger supply Of loRs wss expected rallied afterwards
tho Disappointment and aGa!n wcakuned BECAUSE Of
fEce ofteruRs. Tho shipping Inquiry wa1 fair for MI
descriptions OF product and IL apparently the In
crcasr. hut principally Tor su,amtr luts whcro tho
1nst arc quoted below winter cured. Tho shipments
Of larl and lnea;s arc ta!s for the season.
Atfs Ihrk-fSAs ilusu than usuhy active and trrcg.
uta ceiling fFuI 22 per bEl below to 2Oc abuye, mid
then custnY 7!sc lower tan the latest quotattonsof
Monday. SAlca reported Of 10 bts casll $iuO
<t!D 10; oo br's Icl1cr July at $'s 15 1876
btEs sclcr Au7ust II H. AMI! 1a brn seller
the year at $1JaD Total, H. $50 brls. The market
closed Irregular at $ia.4ois.5o for summer packed,
and ela.Dhaio.o0 for winter; s1a.~n,lH.ba seller
July; *t1. iMtI9. Is Keller August, Seller September
se;td a t. aEout slsas4lsto, aud seIlcr thu year At
es.fs pP!ms Il Ei4.uai4sS. e'1A - '''- "''
Mrd-Waa moderately att!yn anA irregular, tleelln'
10 his is,c.t erises II Mo;say 1servao w. ssady
At the recruit as sAGee. tat New York %aa quoted dl
aud lowGr. Sales we're fcPUTtcl - 7tp tcs cash at
les Acsr Ausutt At Sill 10 TotH!. ii, 80 to-
Tir market CInsed stealier ut el1 81 c:lsil OF
Keller .Iu,Ie IS scef julys $I1
sesr ssS1 ssv III ~ a Il siSt st'sO'F
Reat*-Nerr moderately sctye. with fair demand
for shipment. chlrny of summer lota: but tlo
market was saAsr especially On ahort Eb. hch we1u
trattons III addition u those already ut wUrk Which
w ,srsn,o H. s1rfsn IT,, sspIy M X s"ss we're !spor's
.Iuly md Stu. ixgi0 10 sccr Augnft :o boIcs 1ntg
md sort clnars selirs Juy, at lUfc; tIa suus
nlss a~ts-pskIs4 hams tg -, - IKE. Tie tullow.
, 1876-06-21

Total Of all kinds In ttorc, ., 415.i77 bu. Thesc
1gufcs show m Increase during 1aai wcck Of H. O'3
hn wheat, 1ni. 1S bM corn. 10. 81, III, harley: hn1
'lcctchsc n s, 7i1d bn oats d,:'N1 hu rye. Total
lncrcnsc, 13D, asD lit. Thc above noted quantities
Of Northwestern wheat include %. 10o lu No.
Minnesota wheat, and $40, 2ps bu No. 2 DO,
THE IMPORTATION
os foreign goods 10 Chicago yesterday were limited
10 thrcc cases Of toys 10 Schwctzer / Becr. Tho
duties collected At tho Custom. House Here 3d.
li1.15.
THE DECLINE IN TEAS
Tbs Grocer, Of Nav York, gives tho following
table Of pricrs OF teas frnm Grst hands. rho"tns
the rfcca of chops Of llEGcge:t grndcs before I'll,
Wal, at tho ttmo Of tho rc.nosai OF tho duty 1871
and at the prcscnt dntc:
, 1876-06-21
+An1 Interest.
And Interest.


To MH HtfftTn Aitocfafea {fssv
New yoltI, Jat.c 20.-Gold optnc! anl closed at
1l2.., with sales during Thu day al liza. Hor-
rowing tatcs, ] to2.
Governments Erfe firm.
ftai1ruAd bons were rtson3.
Stale securities wcte nsln.
Stacks during most Of tho day wcse heavy and
loweE, prices declining 1i0.l4, thu latter New
Jerscy Central IL ln5, Drls%nre & Lackuwanua 10
lp5n: 81 Paul cUHilnun To IA, preferred to 7Oh !;
Nork Island to 1oHtt; Western Eninn to GD, rxtra
dividend, und Michigan Central to 4G4 Towards
the clOac prcss were better all round bnt Hnnl
quotations showed dull and htayy market. Luke
shurr. Aiehlgnn Genital, 81. fani, Huw York Ten.
tIal, New Jefary Crnttnl, 1lcawarc. Lacka,snnnn
& Western, and Western IHion were trMtr aud iHu
reAt rleady. lsumors u The critical condition ct
:nflna"0Te Vanderbilt AMd Of Il run IN the Dry
1ock Savings Bank, WHICH were lInly dcuivu, had
cuHsidetsb. effect on the MARKET tu.dAy Trans.
atttuns wrrr lu!t, D0u nf which 2A coo we're Mrst-
sEH Union, ~, nUU HurthWe.trrn, III 600 st. F4u)1
t.uoo ErIe, as o0u Laks shurr, altl 6, QUO Mleh.
lan Central.
Money market ea.y, I: .G21i. PrIms mercantile
paper, a:iGljH. -
tnttous receipts. $o95. COO. ....
1'ln Ass!l1ant Treasurer dlshusecd S18, 900.
Clt4rngs. 81, 400, 0Gt. ~
lrodnee e1rotts for the wcets. 81. ga, 600.
Sterling quiet: sixty duys, 4b7n; demand,
tbU!.,
, 1876-06-21
LAKE FIlEIGn'TS,

CnlcAoo. .-Frcghts wese;auct, ,ani seady at 2sto
lor corn 10 Dnfaio. The charters wore the acl,rs
punfOrd and San Diego. corn at nSe, und prop
blanchard, part cargo cor1s, all 10 llutralo. To
Kingston, schr Cleveland, oats Mt 4tc; to snt,la
rrnp Pri'gcon and sclir +: L. Coyne. corn through,
Tho capacity taken was about 1IO, goo bu corn and
20, Dtlo BIZ onts. ~
MILWAUKEE, Juno 10.-Thuro va. hut very
limited inquiry fur vcsres tu.llny; .;c was utIer,
for wheat 10 lulaln, bns carriers would no. ucccpt
less than 21le. nnl uIfc 10 Kingston. Charters
OF wheat to ljutIntO al ns{c.
TuLEpa, june III. -Frei:hts arp relatively un.
John Stevens %. rcpurt tl,r charter vi thu srhr
lsnyntr. curn to Kingston, ard sehr l2uimby corn
10 BIlnlu, j. t., and schr EUfslcal, curn tO Erie
&c. Andrews 4 Shnthard report the ctnrtrr or ths
hchr Wanctta. to arrive, wheat to Cleveland, 11ic.
, 1876-06-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Loan. Market In Condition Of Un-
changed Dizziness.
New York Exchange ut Discount-''
Clcarings, 100000.
Moderately Active Produce Markets.
Provisions Irregular.
Grain on the Decline--Stocks IN
Store.


The lohn.natkctrrmained the eannd u 1t has been
for weeks. The surplus Of 1oanabc means aecu.
inmates, and thero Is no pcrecpt;hle Improvement
In the demand. The reports received BY tho bank.
trt Of the general condition Of tgndc arc much tho
snmr AZ they hive been, except that retnl business
!lna Improved. Willie the effect Of this on cnlcc-
tons and tho whulctalc trade Ia favorable, It adds
nothing 10 tho transactions Of the banks except 10
swell The clcaEings. .-.-.-
Rates Of discount arc ssiil quoted nt 8Gol0 per
GENT 10 regular cussou,ers, with thu usual cohces.
lons TO good independent outside borrowcrs.
On the street there Is growing surplus Of funds
for loans nt 0I11 per cent.
New York exchange was sold between banks at
e;'c discount per 81, 600.
Tho currency movement to Tho country was
light. ......
The elenrings were g., 900. 600.
THE CURRENCY.
We arc indebted to the Comptroller Of the Cur
rcncy for the following statement, showing by
States, the amount Of 1cgal.tcnder notes deposited
~ tho National Danks for the purpose Of retiring
circulation, from June 20, 1874, 10 June !, 1S7U:
, 1876-06-21

1ate NJ discount in open market tor three months'
hills, III. being 40 u below the Bank Of England
ratrs.
Eon.ol'. money anil ncecnn', q! T.1o.- ,oa,,.
1O.4us, 1914 new o., 1Oi4.
New York central, 16; Eric, 12!i prcforret. IN.
FnAsKrou7, June 2o.-rnitcd sntes bonus, now
Gt. 1pnf,
, 1876-06-21

,s|ux !t5e ts :ots: .aoJ s's'' do TX o1ls' siIoo
$e!a;'%Es & @E:: M =: s' ~ ss. iSs' @ Sa'' " s.''
!s.x lS; 81; III !Ssf s?s e. soe
@tst ztne-Eal sasss ~: slsns. s3lc: ,-
Ii; ,s9 e. si;,;is S S,f ;;s
ssSs:, ,io a. q, q ss9qe, H.! ,otc,t.ue;,
IL Ss' ~; fsIss T;s 81 d. s'sl lsIS q :,
n i;s: III El (
At rTsss u shsr ii, scasi a.sfors, iii isa .
Eas ase ttsaay 1rs r' m Eood %ens r. mS,s
S Z S sS* Nd i; AS: ::; Al Is. s5 Sss
psasS s iax q j, ;1ty a sSs1s;. u ~ q S'xs 81; S
III .Sgss% WI wi ss snss IT, s.ts1. j r sE Il,
I rteSsa sasa i u: ss
~ . rs ~: l:sa !s''y Sts fsosI g.
sss .HS a ses5s : 1siass: C.
sr5 sGF 2 i shtSr. :. stis sSss .as It So
an sins. m. # 1 7. .s%tans f. ssr o d.
Ss M A s ss ss:S spsSs I'LL. .:Ss
% Essy SerI ri i as @tsFor IT. S'~
Hungarian sold Al tor, and rile quoteI Il asa
HF. Altt w1. auHsi:lal hi 4ns45c. Tltnuthy 2I.9us
1'a3., p..,a.. .,., .,,.a .,.., ~.
I'd prrex. Canada lu n se abnsu thu i. !cr prsts
Saginaw anI unuaIa::a. hnr. sl.n; Cansa do. fl.a5;
Iafy, Win baxs. 81 ii; Ash,1n dairy, per aacE
Inl!AGC,.fhfsa M Is NH. .narEcl ta t4r l;sf Ai,l
ht,slnrsa ID prnEr.;s. 1t liz I1joIacl rrlrcs:
cxtrn nne wraPrtrs AM.3Sc
lhsnufstcs"rtd-Finh lat--Chutca 10 ox.rs. asA7se;
Satial loaf ~ 5;sse so!tp u sh{rl ?ot4.s,sI ~
inrIlsiu. 5oskr: Standard baSk, Euul IL vatIa 4etl
htc; cuInuH hlaEk, 4Jtjhc. sm0kIpE-f1oO to clulce
, 1876-06-21
DRY GOODS.
CHICAGO.

The 1obblug tfnde as Le4u rcesonAhly active for tho
time Of yrar There continues AtaA1y distribution 1f
nearly al descriptions u duneAtlc guods 0r4efa being
srrrIvcd for from I'll part4 Of tbs ntc
tloe- This ID indicative VI light stocks In this hands
vi the country trae, and k!Yes Vi tDutin
ucd saF demand Throughout lhs auulueF, As whole
there better, nret fes!n.. for vt least cot
ton tc1lltt er1 FtntcrLtl ThH p,1Fket fur tau raw
, 1876-06-21

material ahnws decidedly E1osn strength, and there IL
growing hrllcf thht the lowest possible prices have nnw
brc: rrarird The trrltnR of !srast. which hns hccn
n;ruf thr waTat tratntut Ut tho market fnr two Or
trrD past II lnnEcr arrsrrnt, ant trrH n
alrehdy stupHd mn inercascl Willingness fhe part
o buyers 10 nftlrt aEhty n tsrrs uf astaa current
requirements. The c*nEcs IN values lUrlhR tn wrck
under trftrW wrru NninitlurtAnt Following afo tu
, 1876-06-21

lower than NJ o'clock. II wHa ruorcd that New Yntk
vas &c lower. Seller July snd At u 1Eti D19 cius
inE nj thy inside. Innc Ed At si.r9sG tt.nlf. MID
ciu.ri Al *L.nptha1,HHt. Au.ust t.,-td ut sl.Mt(,
ts?n i%Siy :jIsf! '"tnrA ,r's.F %sa'
with iclcrsM aas&t. Jny rangrl from 43H .s:rlfe.
Uatt werd offered a. 2fllc. Eetlhp OF nHuut &c.
, 1876-06-21

NEW 0ELEAEs, Juno 10.-Cotton stsoucert shtcs
2oh hac' good ordinary, 0xfto,6c; all Tho rat un.
chanEed rceepls net, LIE, bales, gross, I3.. *.
foffa 10 llnsfc, aus: tn New York, l,all; stock
7A0Gl,
GALVESTON in 10 ~ -Cottou 1uict; ridllIncs NE,
net receipts, lDa hnes; snrs. ~.
CnAHLEsToN. juno 2n.'-Cotton steady. mtddnss,
1l!fc: nct receipts. ia bntrss sales. :su.
sASASSAt. Juno 2o.-Cotton frm; miilltngs. lie,
net receipts, 81 bnlcs; Rross, al5. .a,cs. H.
sontLE, J1ne 20.-coton arm; nihdlings, liAct
net rcccrts i51 hnca; xross 13U; exports TO Great
nrltan, 3.DGl; sales, 450.
, 1876-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS, A

HIRz ASn TnEnE,--Vhn ferry. .ooat Great Wcst.
ern coled with tic schr Au,arunth at Detroit last
Friday night, carrying away the schooner's hrad'
gear and part VI her starIoafd rail. Her duIs.cs
amount tp al.unt $500. Thu machinery Of thu
citJ Of sanduh4y, burned last spring At Port STAN
icy, has been taken nut, md will DO sold fur old
Iron, The hull, bF what remains. hks moi set been
taised, but VIII be, and towe4 oul into te lake aud
aunk again; The sehr 1n!do, of Mllwaukes. vt
the heavy log uf Friday. She sustained .p damage
....C4pi: Schadlcite, Of tlu schr Juses WA
nrusly killed list Saturday pn board hs
ruise tho mniuboon. when tho topping llft
parted. and the nounl fell him, strlslng him ta
Tho ieck; seriously !nJu!tng Aa head and shoulders
which went ashore near Mctulpln's ruint in tue
btraEa of tack!nac On the lhth, was shtclctl any
hulluI vi lust A0nlnY.... .V4u Els.4!nu lFi1t""4'.
, 1876-06-21

r."y trmrr nEess wh1ls trre Rus It'll. ,is,ss,tun
TO ouy e'rn 81 .,'shs eonses.tsn' Shipper. nut
Of hs s.ls' s wsss limited To- 80 e5' win.s's
"a ps.'I.' .S.NA' - ~ u1' sps4uh sA"*s e'ueAy
% private ,efa. Tots. Las ors ~ Thu IN market @ clo.e
uuiet IL tic Following raEe Of prtcct Chpcc wntur
ss,!at s;sa7 s1a' sone,on ~ = Eooa d; y; s7lsa
s.s;A; esoies do, ss.sass.s7N; patent. DO, saoos
1a5%., ,,e s' .;s sss sey on .ecoun Of ,a1rs
,ay sas. 9. g,Sot,sa .; o hs At on
xsss :. re- ss
board; 5sa. ,,o-c..,,. vs., nonn., 1T n,,
,os ;'sek ,.,n,. ,a., ..,,s.
Wv: sysain Az. ~, VIZ AN; ~ 5sstiSa
aaa Nsw York Va. dull mi iower. hut ths tessib!s
ners YER 4esasa anleT VII eenx cy II ca pds
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, 1876-06-21

the lending articles Of produce In thls city during
tho twenty -four hours ending Ut o'clock on
Tuesday MUrnlrE.
, 1876-06-21

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, 1876-06-21
PORT HURON.
Sptefdl DItpdfch 10 Tho Tribune,


roNr HuHoN, Mich, Jume .u.-DowN-props
City Of Concord, Dean Richmond, Manitoba, Su-
per!or and barges, D. N. Wilson md bargcs Praitio
btatc and bargrs, Yosemite anl bargrs, New Yuyk
md barges; bchrs City Of Green Day. s. L. Mathur,
s. II. Poster, F. L. Dantorth.
UP-rrops St. Paul, Lowell, Ontario, Forrest
City and consort, =. Chamberlain nnd cn,,sort,
bart. Ida. Keith, Thou,as q. Street.
Wtnp--South; fresE, Weather cloudy.
The schr Wawanush left here for ehgInnw about
ono week ago, but has not becn heard of 4incu it
~ ptobahlo that aha has capa.ed, as tho wInls
have been strong from the southwark.
Sptctdt Dspateh to 3As TtftnnG
TonT 1luNos. 81! M!ch., Jnnc 20-1o p. n,,-DnwN
-Propa Commodore, HDRnukc, Montgomery
Keewcuaw, ,occun,, Wessforl. Japan, Howard aid
eorsort nclle and largcs; schrH Our Son, 9. +
Minch, Btamarck, Flying Mist, Trenton, r. u.
lticc, Augusta, q. h. Nelson, Ferrct, 1hamns
quail. Lnzernc, Stampede, Ayr, Acorn, ii. r.
U,--Schte Lottlo Wolf, AMMO Mnloy, Homer,
Thu acl!r lottic Wolf, which WIN ashore In tho
st. Clair River near the Flats, was released to-day
md SAILED up,