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The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

Bdg- Hon. Sam. w. Williams, of Little
Rock, has been unanimously nominated
by the democrats to fill the uncXpred
term of the late Hon. J. NJ. Loughbor-
ough, in the State Senate The district
is composed of Pulaski and Perry. Col.
Williams will make an able and efficient
member, and the great interests of the
State can be safely trusted in his hands.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22
Special Notice.

Mr.. r. T Largen will be in Van Buron
in about ten days, with the fullest and
best line Of samples of Boots and Shoes
ever spread before the merchants Of Van
Buren, and cheaper than ever before.
Aug S-2w
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22
DkSy" If the friends of Captain Winfrey

. S1y" II the friends Of Captain Wintrey
don't wish to sec him sold out by Will
cox to Grady, they had better keep their
"eyes pealed." If they trust to the still,
sweet talk of Wilcox, that he is for Win
frey, but can't proclaim it on the "housc-
top for fear of loesing radical votes,
they will get caught naping. Trust not
the willy actor.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

Dg" All of the Argus pop-guns are
turned on the editor of the Press. Not
word to say of the many charges laid
at the door of the radical candidate for
Sheriff. We are Of greater importance
than we thought we were, and "by gad /"
We'll run for office ourself, anot her year
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

b:ae" Shut-mouth" Wilcox, protests
against being called upon to decide be
tween a radicd anda democrat for Sher-
if. The issue has to be met, dear Gran
ny; it is either Winfrey, the democrat,
or Grady, the radical. Choose We, vo-
ters, who shall serve you. Whether
you will elect this editor, who would
barter away all true manly nobleness for
a legislative chair or man against
whose good name nothing evil can be
spoken. Wilcox is traitor to his
and he should, and will be, politically
hung.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

That once hot Republican journal,
the MicL'gan Tribune, has given up all
hope of reforming the Government un-
der the Cincinnati ticket, and comes out
square for Tilden and Hendricks.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

AyN Reform ispresented by the Argus
to the voters OF Crawford-GRADY W.T.
rTcH and IHteor. Can you rake the State
over and find more companiouable OF:
flee e-seokcrs, possessing the true elements
OF pnre honesty aaI reform thaa this
trio!
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

bas" We were mistaken in saying, last
week, that Hon. ". ID. Reagan was a
candidate for the lower house of the leo
islatnrc; il il fer the Senate. Col. A..
NJ. Wilson is his competitor; and we
learn they are having lively canvass.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

Day Gen. Bishop, the republican candi-
date for governor, has an appointment
to speak at Van Bupen on the lst of Sep
tember, at , o'clock.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

aeg" The bargain and sale entered into
by Wilcox and Grady, the retormers, at AL
Wis Smiths, would be profitable reading,
just now Can't the Argus editor graft
fy his readers
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

1ay~ Hon. l.. G. Cause has been nomi-
mated by the democracy of the first con-
gressional district. Ten counties were
represented,
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

Bay 1t is n little singular, if the Press
brought Chaplin ont for Probate Judge,
that the Argus oDice should do his print
ing. The Argus and radicalism are twin
sisters.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

Gay The Indications, now, are that
Col. Slemons will be renominated for
Congress, in the ID District by the "skin
of his tccth.'
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

keg@ Wouldn't Crawford be in n nice
fix, represented by GRADY, WILCOX, and
WTmcn Old Joe Brooks would only
be needed to complete the miserable in
fanny.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22
Democratic Conservative Ticket.
National EIeeten-Nov. 7th, 1876.


National Eeetion-Nov. 1th, 1876.
PRESIDENTIAL EYECToRs.
State at Large,
JAMES .. WALKER. If Washington,
MARCUS L. BELL, of jefferson.
First District,
PolNDEXTER DUNN. OF St. Francis.
Second District.
DANIEL W. JONES, Of Hempsteai.
Third District,
BENTON J. BROWN. Of Crav ford.
Fourth District,
s. II WHITTHoRNE. Of C,nway.
h' State Electon--Sept. 4, 1876.
H For Governor,
WILLIAM R. MILLER, of independence.
For Secretary of State.
''fSf BENTON B. BEAVERS, Ct Saline.
H For Auditor Of State
JOHN CRAWFORD, of Howard
~ For Treasurer Of State,
THOMAS J. CHuRCHlLLE, of Pulaski.
For Attorney General.
WILLIAM +. HENDERSON, Of Randolph.
For Commissioner Of State Lands
JAMES N. sMtfHEE, of Pulaski.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
GEORGE ". HILL, of Calhoun.
For Judge Of Pulaski Chancery Court
JOHN r. EAKlN, of Hemrstcad,
Fer Clerk Of Pulaski Chaneery Court,
JONATHAN W. CALLAWA AY, of Ouachita.
prosecuting Attorney. 5th Circuit,
JOSEPH p. BYERS.
FOR SHERIFF,
John F. Winfrey.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Berkeley Neal,
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22
For Assessor.

We are authorized to announce JOHN
JOHNSTON. of Mountain township for As
SCISSOR of Crawford county at the election in
September.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22
MARRIED.

BYARS-BYERS-In Alma Township, on the 9th
inst, at the residence of the brides father. by the
Rev Mr. kregel Mr. THOMAS T. BYARs and Miss
MARY BYERs, daughter of Mr.. W II. Byers.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22
PROCLAMATION !!

NOTICE I, itcteut given that pursuant To
~ law. General Election will be held in
Crawford County, Arkansaa, Al tie res pective
voting precincts thereof, on the
18th Day of september. 1876,
it being the first Monday in said month"; at
the voting precincts in
Van Buren, township; Jasper township; Lees
Creek township; Cedar Creek township !;
Upper township; Mountain township;
Shepherd township; Lafayette township :;
Vine Prairie townships; RirhlAud township ::
Alma township tor the election of
One Governor of the state; one Secretary
of State; one AnAitor Of State; one Treasnr-
or of State; one Attorney General; one Com
missioner Of State Lands; one Superhtend-
rnt OF Public instruction; one Chancellor of
Pulaski Chancerv Court; one Clerk of Pn!as-
XII Chancery Court; one senator tor 25th Scna.
torial District composed Of Franklin and
Crawford counties: one Prosecuting Attor-
ney for the 9TH Judicial Circuit; one Repre-
sentative to the Legislature for Crawford
County; one County and Probate Judge; one
Sheriff; one County and Circuit Clerk; one
Coroner; one County Treasurer; one Assess
or; one County Surveyor.
Also. Three Justices Of the Peace in Van
Buren Township and One Constable. and
Two Justices of the Peace and one Constable
in each of the other townships III the Coun
ty.
By authority,
j. f. 'WINFREY, Sheriff
aug Is Craw ford County, Ark.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

EAss Wilcoxs ticket is GRADY for Shor-
lit, NrrrIcH for Senator, and H1lcor for
Representative, Mark, democrats, what
we tell YOU that is the Arrangement
made and to be carried :ont under the
bargain and sale between Wilcox &
Grady.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22
WHO! WHOI Who'll

Who is always pushing himself for
ward for office to the exclusion of wor-
thier men?
G. WILCOX.
Who ,ehispers to his friends to go for
GRADY, for Sheriff, and on the stump
loudly declines to choose between Win
frey, democrat, and Grady, republican
4.E G, W.
Who is attempting to force the trick
ster WIrTIen, on the people Of Craw-
ford as Senator for four yearsY
Who, to take the wind out Of the sails
of other candidates, prematurely, sent a
circular letter to Alma to be signed, call
ing on the editor Of the Argus to be-
come a candidate for the legislature
G. W.
Who held office under Abraham Lin
coln2 G W.
Who was an applicant for Circuit
Judge, under Baxter's reign, and became
mad and vicious because he could not
get it? . G w.
Who espoused the cause Joe. Brooks,
with the Circuit Judgeship in his eye?
- w
''swho is Rotting with Radicals to de-
feat Capt, .afinfrey for Sheriff.
G.. w.
Who gave Capt. Winfrey, two years
ago, a letter to show to disatfected dem
ocrats in Alma, urging them to give him
their support for Sheriff, and then wrote
tn" same day by mail, to the same par
ties, to go ahead for Grady; that he had
got into tight place and had to write
the letter sent by Winfrey?
G. w.
Who will go ont to Shear on the first
Monday of September next, and come
home Shorn?
GRANVILLE WILCOX.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22
Township Constable.

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
PEW EI as a candidate for constable of Van
Buren township.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

Who will go ont to Shear on the first
Monday of September next, and come
home Shorn?
GRANVILLE WILCOX.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

Who is always pushing himself for
ward for office to the exclusion of wor-
thier men?
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

Subscribe for the Press.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

Fer Clerk of Pulaski Chancery Court,
JONATHAN W. CALLAWAY, of Ouachita.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

For Judge Of Pulaski Chancery Court,
JOHN r. EAKlN, of Hemrstcad
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

y For Secretary of State.
n BENTON B. BEAVERS, Ct Saline.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

ltsg t For Treasurer of State
THOMAS j. CHuRCHlLLE, of Pulaski.
The Van Buren press., 1876-08-22

Ee For Governor,
WILLIAM r. MILLER, of independence.
, 1876-06-12
How tho Fork Wns Extracted from tho
AInn's Stomach.

Fa.,ss CDsrsxpundsart .Nro Orleans FrdvuHe.
Tie 81 VI March, 1874, 4 shOpnan In u dry
gootls stare hrre unlsscl his cOiHrudes at brcals
fast By Initiating jacnpuddings, who pretend
to swallow bI,U.,lls and turks. Thu trick
WIS u push thu object Us fur Us pus-
s!hle intu hls lower thsont Mld keep II
there by slight pressurs of the hlccal
movement when he held tho fork IN his thloat.
rhu til Vi aughter tuosc,,e.i thu pressuru VI the
burcul cavity, and the fork fell by Its own
weight tuto tho pharyu1. A physician wu4
summoned, whu, With probe. did rcach 1t aid
hold 1t fur suule m6ilrsts, when, unfortunately,
thu patient noyed,. II slipped frua thu probe
ant, fell still further. Thu pat!cnt fur
1uule minutes seemed In lAnger ot
s1ItorutIuu. Nevertheless the contEactlons Of
the tyuchca gradually pushed the fork into thu
abdomen. An rulluGht s1rgeor., Dr. l.enn
LaliLc was summoned the next day. He with
probe, discovered the presence oi tho fork
III the abloncn; It had antlIel down Ina
plarc, IA II It lad determined ~ rcn1u!n
thurs forever. The patient hi'l'ssif became
resigned to Ills strango cod'tton, Tor,
except a fceilng Of lleaylncas in the
abdomen, he WIS fec from pain, aud thu ',e.
1p4ll., llsapeAretl ula lo was III 'arsry ~ ever.
| 5eyu,l months afterwards illness returned, cs-
pectu!ly atter uleuls; knstEte pains wero ut frat
Intermittent and tllcn al,canie longer IN tlura-
| tiun with shorter leEals of respte. Al last Ills
naIt,s hcta.lp Ut suyere he was obliged to quit
BUSINESS. Ile was utlyised to ED to the country
tl,ut Its atr md quiet might resturu hln III
| health 1t did have sanlr Bot,d elect llu re-
turned 10 Paris quito we'll u.iL resumed lAis
wonteu occupations. Last October hu bcru.ne
J III p1la: NrstW w.rah daily. Ainl snrlnl,s fsMt,
, 1876-06-12

wcso entertained TINT Tho ending 1alst 10
iaiaf. liz 1csrmirc.l Of rccovery. When It
lcrnsnn GGrtniM Tint ttcAth Was- tngvtlNlttc un-
tctn"s ;s is to 5s 9ssost % To 'sS sssy il il i' r e.
uslng nnly hla ngGre, thu prongs OF the fnrk
thro,g1. lac nlt!olti'la1 tIssisca Tho gravltyof
Tic circumstances led him to consult our two
Iarrey, mud ~ tlscIr views coIne!lel with fia
Own, II WAS resolved to rtrliOv1 tho fork by
physical means. Dr. Leon t.abl'o undertake. tho
operation In tllc preseree of I1rs. d.sssl'r, Lar
inIl'latcrol tito patient. Caustlcs weru ut first
Ir'sa kne ss M ,sc Tho l%ltS slo%cn was opene a I
tho lips Of tho 'ncts!on wcre secured: then DR..
Laee male ~ aperture o. abnt an r.. 'Ie tnl,s
tlnger intn tho cav'ty opG,.ed, and felt
usstl, tho furk w'a taken delicately BY II, tia
fork was tlrnGd G'r9uti, an'. Ns pTsngs os
,Ylls n,alc, m,l tho fork now cxtracte,l. NMtur,
ally good hcnl Of anxiety was felt lest inilani-
IsiatIon SHOULD snpersenc but tl'ls formidable
sequence did not appcar, nnd nov nothing re-
slight Enatre lIstula, which Is. rnpialy heatieg.
THO patient has recovered good spir!tj,
and IL no longer subjected to any
diet. Or. 1.abba took tl.e Htm.'st
operation. HD pynettce1 beforehand oil corpse,
Nl,tl akrlttoiue1 ly Investigation on the dea.l
subject tho exlct course to pursue to rthch tin
fork. lIc attributes thy PATIENTS rapid rccos-
eailtlur liz tunk to secure ii, tho first place tho
lips pf thu trciai0n In tha abdomen, to bring
on the outstle of thu abloHcn the intes-
final tsRWe and to fasten It itntclf to tic ltla
the intestinal tiss'irl apd TO tho prcsatIon lla
took of covering tile nl,lonlen with 4 thick
layer Of cuilutllj,,, which tightened tho sit!rs
Of it md compressed the organs. Dr., Lal'bo
, 1876-06-12
LAKE FltE11IITS,

Frcights fairly active and steady ut a1sc for
c0rn and lIc tor DATA to buffalo, mud u}sc tor
wheat u Kingston. Tho charters reported were:
To naGa!o-pFop Java, wheas; prop id4ho, wheat
and corn; prop Montana, wheat and rye; prop
-, oats; schr Geprgu Murray, oats Ut lie; schr
Mc{1rcgor, corn on pE!yatu terms. TO Erfe--FFop
Alaska, wheat mud corn, and Phl1adelphiR. wheat
ard three bouts fur corn. all Oh through ratc. To
Kingstor-scAr +. u. barker, wl.eat Ut G,ic, aud
schr j. D!gleE, oats on private terms. To sarnla.-
netrs s. D. Caldwell and Guiding Star, corn. Ca
pAc!ty estimated at la5, 100 la wteat 2ad, Oo0 ba
DErnotT, Jung DC. X. Dixon roperta the schs
T. II, R.co, lumber, Dst1leke to Hu1falo ut ST. IL
~. III, oil rnl. u. Whitaker i San rrpoEt The schr
Trenton, lumber and jill! SIM. A'peua tv Glove.
land Sl.50, on ra!l, +. Lambert j Go, report the
achr kuts Williams, coal; Cleveland to 1ailwaukee
4Oc, free.
MILWAUKEE. Jn"e 1o.--rhsru was some inqurloa
Tot grain vessel. to-Iny. but the rntea o1eIsd-2ho
on wheat 10 liuffalu -wus evidently bctoW thu Views
of catriurs, a. no engagements WeEn made. Small
vessels wuGll p.obsby br'"x %fe, though ,sh!prsfs
nominal 1t s,sc. The Prop Mostana tAIss lf, ota
through sate 10 New York.
, 1876-06-12
hIAIsINI1.


Ans,yALs-prop Clrrnattv. resltro, towing: prop
fcw ia oror,l uuyrn to,vlnr: urnn Eturrn.
,,,,,,, 'a' .,.s. a'.r sI,".n, pr ',d1"ato,,
hat!a'o' huhdfies' sehs u Aenciaon' l'"n.naton'
% sehr NJ ). Bacon, Buffalo. eoal ;self Advance,
hesa'e' .' aa Ai, Mnsssa ssH 1nn"r
schr TrunRfcr, Mnskegon, lHnber HrhF Apprentice
nuy. Mnskegou+ lumber; Achr City OF Grand
1tuntds, Muskrvnn. lumber; sch. Mary An,nndg,
n"."I i,ny.o ,,,or, .eh. .finnto .fno,lnr Wins.
kcgon, lumber; schr r. q. simmons, ofana
Haven, lumber; schr Racine, MuAkeson,
,unbsr. u, H. stoan. Bnffalu. salt:
.,a,. a.,h,,,a., ,tn,,t,,yoc ,,rdrI,z. atm, .fns,
nl'l ohcpuys""t n'"i''1o"o'' a"''. ~ e'. Hl"e'
kcg0E, MuskcgoH, suntlficR; prop W. i. tiFaYct,
Buffalo, coal; prop Messenger, nchton llarbur,
suntlfEes: prop Il. j. Truesdell. Benton 1larbor,
..s,,.,sa, -, ,.v. U.n,In uvui-,o.. rron
san'lF1es; prop Java, baua'o, suhuflos' prop
tcorgo Dunbar. Muskegon. lumber; prop Tcnpess'
Montague plndrcs, prop Trader, Manistcc, lnnl-
bur. nroo j. IL, Owen, Escnnabs, iron orc; prop
r. Wiz. W,n,s,.o ,,,nbor, nrnn Montyomory
~ ~. '.'1tA' ."'''' pp m,.,,na,
raFt iinfoh' sail! prop LaWtcacc' usaeasonfe'
sand1!es; prop Alaska buffalo, aundr'e'; prop
slo, ,,,.'. s.'F ,s.ha" .a,' ,fss
scow White tak, LuoinRson. lnhabcs' seo" Mag
tlnIena, Pauls Pier, wood; bark l.. Z. Woodruff,
buffalo. coal; achr laaud t>uecu, Munistee, lun,-
1"r. .chr Asbtotn,n n,cbInnd park. 1Irbt. achr
~ heIl As. a,.N s' .si,,e' as"'
1aa MnsSegoas !gnes tenr .ae, ns"an w
srh. iAs ntaie; MaflnGttes 1ahnsts seaf y. r..
1;nilGy, nhua,o' CON- hI.' n r,oseheo nesGtt
Manlssee' wo94; Scnf =. Haau. Isasefse itay, sait
tGht NM. y; u; tSsfy, mtg Lake. aHmoc5; EGhs
, 1876-06-12


Rtrnrttd By ltft1. HHrthtA. 7,bdcro. RrnitT.
Lar1.vtl.Lx, ky., 1une ~. lA7s.-Tln receipts TINS
week were about the same ~ last week. vl1; 2.5uh
thda with sacs tga1 hhds, helnR only 10 oss than
list. with another week Of such heavy receipts mn
saics together with improving prospects for rhntss
undrr tho Influence OF very favorable weather @scly'
all descriptions which inflated during The cxcftu
n,cnt ot last month have rcceded considerably md
ccn Irregular all tho wcck. the market showing l'tte
animation for MI ltcavy tohaccos. with prices barely
kustancl ut quotations.. ...,
Eur ali Eracs of cutting tobacCoA and elA0 good ana
colory smokers prices have been steady and fn with
4 3o.A demand at anotht!0nA which rcin8in a. last
week, nrns At the c1oscs
Common 3ugA t'th lIRs and heavy bodied. 'lnYa been
ieas In Glnad nd hru weaker Al tn close tras'lf tugs
being neglected. Medium uxs hnya been In better rs'
1urst. aud are nrmcr, while good heavy 1cafy luRs
brutsl,t fnl rricrs a,d ARC 1lrnfcr at tho close.
ContUn heiyy 1cnf aa been Irregular, with prcca nt
fl,e c1usc fnrly -I.lalnrd, while apGcutaton n Enmi y
Oh ga,d and <ialr2.l % hnc. with rather down
Tnr assortment tls week Ina bccn good, cxccnttnE
tHs .stsoMs ~ snttaFs saa hcasy sct dark LOAF, Of
Which wG have nunG. ..,.,..
supp1rtcd y hrAsy purchases acc"Hnt Q, New fork
VII wvassse9 Mn. * tns wssk laa hcea hot WIT.
Tsin s'"S' f9 if1 nonnns 1 iii oo ssI
M had icr,ss*ns saeM On the Market notwithstanding
Common tugs. ~ 7aet 9.tD 4 6De H.!n 1,Mxs ~
tn,s s l"g*i i:.i ss Sss s ss s%ss,2so 1 s s1p goS
lgml !cn!....... 0.5o<s ITO MEti!*D ii.,nsiS "
Fns E;in,,s Leaf. '.'' m,sia9m st SoTnni
Viii. II III to sstD les, Tor aI ous Of order niIaJ
or liHht weights,
, 1876-06-12

WI w. H0'''''s'.@''''s H~,H~4 ''0
telesra'n 'so" 80" iutA A"n'",ee1 ~. ~
90 OF oa1 was puIeHah'u oa'u'"as ~ tlat Wy ~.
tlo Coht'heht VI EUROPE. 10" s,p's",.' VIII % oa.s
~ 3'e ref IN hete' naaMes rhea 'oaae' ~
Europe, especially as Int ins'ssn nay e'op ~ ea'a
tn oe saoFt. ......,...,-.
Ihe lehainG Psoaaca nafhrtn "sfe FeE1 iffts"'
aaf oh oatuE0A3' i9o''e!oHe "sso fAtn'' hsaau'e''
but corn was weak and "hcht stronger OUT u1'-
settled. Tho receipts OF gram were aE@'n 4atso'
an1t ths shlrmchu falf IN comparison. ane ~eaene1
"aA very hot anu cohAiaefea ''fo'ao,e ~ WV
growing crops az wc!l aa hse!s 10 o'1hs n'o'o
ralu, which 10 ss'Il sadly necae" IN ao'nc scct'o's
Ihc european nc"" WI" honetA'ly anae'stoo4 ~
be OF pAcac character, ol1t ''at Iaet h1o appaf'
unity little influence on prices.
Dry goolA were ofdefcd moderately oy ihs !oeal
ana country lsaae' aha "eFe Tleaa''s 1c'a " '"'
lately modlHed prlces. lno sfTery market haa no
Huec1ally now tehtureH' Ihe Snlhthc OF oas'hcF'
accomplished VIII bear comparison WIN previous
seaEons nj lika period. "nd us co!leetiohA ate
prompt, atocks tn good hhapc- anu prices seaefally
on urn baslh our 1opoeta ha'e 10" eo'ap'"H'ia ~
Inake. sngafa st'll tenu ap"ara' cosseca "etc
envy, Teas, rico, stFups. and uiost olleF ines.
weEe atcatly. ThrFo was 1a'r oeh'ana 1or
domestic nnl foreign dried fruits. and nsidu from
q lie reduction u this quotations Of prunes, prices
,.s,o ~ nhor, ston,ly m nrcyIourly cycn, The dsh
tradc WAS reported Hct'sc' Win 'aSo lsn 'hote
lrmly held owing 10 d temporarily short supply.
uraln bugs were reduced y,c, Stark now quoted
Ut ase Lew'.t o ut ,s AS.s.ns q sis 9na md
American at "o:fc. At tacSe Fleee-"n,ch asc Tue
lnwest knuwn In aftpun ycaEs-!obbcr4 look FOR
rnarltcl Improvement In thu lc.nun Leather WIZ
market r4 WINS % without new featurcu oil. wcrv IL.
luclInr .. lc in turpcntine.
The whulr4alu lumber market WIS quiet, tho
, 1876-06-12
LIVE STOCK.


CATTLK-Tla wvek ending With Saturdsy witnessed
decline IN prizes equs 70 lot1ao per lGO u.s. 10 far
~ Toxsa and Tow sa4 medium grades Of native csttlo
vcre concernel thu unfayoabe turn In prices not
uexPecled but the coufsr Vt tho market oF st and
aecond.rtl4 beeyes disappointing 10 nntolty of
thu tradc, i pretty generally believed that pec&
Of such hAd soIno tllnu aIIt1, "kouchcl b0ttUIt."
Ordinarily lecue Of oo rer ltn ns would not bc
aardtd " u much monlsHL but with prIcus It ther
presens low tsngs snrnkage 70 thnt extent IL u srrl
our Iulrtancu to drnrcrs " In maturity Ut nsancra
# was 1uniucnt to completely 'wlpu out" theIF small
n,KrRin Of prunt Tha shTinkaau in TcxAa cattle md
tuw Krs4o natives uucb nlarr aasknd, amounting
!u soma ca4es tu 25@sso rdF lUn ~ Tile suppIy VI
thrse a,iag and further depreciation Ia values
uay bo expected From III aeenhuta Tho 'uPpy u tat
cattle alsu likely pruyo fully eQual to al dsanhs
ma .s hopttnl IA this ttads DO Mot sensrc ~ rc
diet materially httter r.rcs lima arc now Ihe
t1rrlAb rtmXa VI 4alex DURING tlu WGek WV " Hst
{s3, S4es 1t asasrs xbofc 81. .Da seatccty feaehra
hRlfs!ozru. mud, Indeed! tiers was llta6 traltnK
sboTr sl7a hoash uiartux. u elulce besyes wrrS
tt3a5 ~ loc.i batslvIs :tua aEsstu f9l TIA.
ltesrs sales II .hrouah Te5sas .sFv pFi1e.p3!ly at
nn l.h .las Ut 80. uAail.n .-i l'"4d '''
, 1876-06-12
puos to fr*t. There WAS quiet sn stcaty market fht
isrtny The few hnyeh present nllcd their ofArrs NJ
sii'atantlalIy Fridays 9nthltuns

i.rny. Thc few hnycra prevent ncd tlcir of'rr' "t
substantially Friday. ~ 9n"ts,1,na',, i s,!,,t.,
Choice rleevrs-Ftnr, fa:. well.fnfmedH
}eArto year old steer1' weighing h:"'io q. o-..s.
on;:G i.eerics-wcii. .f.iicn:i steers. wsIel,-
inE ?s' 10 ,;,i ms A.so4s4 30
III s.;sD ta /, *, H. Alaoaso
common 10 choice rn~a, for city tfARlitrf4
weighing ADtu .ND ha.. Hbr3f40
6inrk EHtt1e-C1mm0h cattle, weighing Ho .,. ~,
tatsslsr Il les" ts,t Aid th c1x;, hSi.srs sisRs
1tIfiS-I hr wrrk ncs hnfs fur TIM sgllluH thtfr-
tet. The arrtsa IurlnF Sunday ami Monday were ~.
raprctey lihrhl and IN hnfitatiun f laf9c TncGipts
fr thc tcinaNlnF days q tla week hnfnss deffHtr!
was ic apparent confidence N thr stability hf riers
and lilo nat13o REDUCTION demanded IL huyGfu Fa1
cnUct,icd. Iur@lnys rcrtiGa inNtea! q tlnwlrS ~
tncrfAsr vert nearly kh lcsa than rtphftcM tur seh
onss ntrcstci: 6n wrnr.'sy tTe merket advanced
s hnd on Friday thrre was further Htprosrhlth y!
hdt1T, which carried rrlctsto I"tnt So IL tyaDse ~
tile ng4irrs ht TIC rlse nf tho DrGF0tih wreK
Tin Irtan was principally from onsld.t l,ut itln
more hH fourth Of the l'uxa going Into tue aaas Oh
Thcrc was faIr nctlse market Saturday, and carly
sales strotR prices but later the market eaAru
on trlnn mud clnse weak At $Gntl6 for common
toco1rr xht gsiEt!a aud q s TT .nnrts p2r 70
AM. infrrIof mlxcd lots sul1 At s1. sh+a. II;
sIiEEf'-l'rccs considerably uwcr than ono werk
hG-A result at gcntrh amt nihrkcd Hcclne NJ tnE
EAt. Tile receipts nlAcfatc. and must Of tt0
sr cluss ut on o sy u nrT!'n & lpt a. at EsTd
al 2lt,x4. IS: medium at q: ali.a = tna poor T.
oIt0frl and prices nominal.
, 1876-06-12
LAKE MICHIGAN.

Cu.cAao.-A gallo waa hlowluE frum tho aouth
all luy yesterday, preventing, the lumber Acet
which ls tlup from entering port At l o'clock d
ssyurs squall passed this city which shook the
yesseis In ths rlypr considerably but far a. heard
from did no damage. Tho wind died down during
tho evening aud tho fcst 10 sxpeclsd to como In
during thu night and to .dsy. Tho tug Nsn Drake
n,atu uxcusaIun trips u South Chicago yesterday.
snd tle tug ufst Narts T. Llasaa a ra'k Ths hlsa
lived f.om this cxcurslons, :. Tho rts4nbarse
VI. 4, Grayes, which arrived leso Saturday tnoeg'
A1lling Mills. had sonlp difficulty With uae ct hcs
slf pumps nsas the Manftous a,ll was compelled T.
let 10 III her tow, the schrt scotia aud John D.;
iItrIil,v,, Hui. W. 4nla hava laFLa nAFaaaA VI