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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET.
FRIDAY, May 20-6 y. M
The Wall street markets have drifted into condf
ton OF duness and tameness which dsgusts exceed
ingly both 'bulls'' and "bears."
STOCKS DULL.
The dealings at the Stock Exchange were on
very limited scale as contrasted with the recent &C.
tvty in this department OF business Prices In the
forenoon were heavy under suspicion that some OF
the larger operators had sold out, the "drop" rom
100 TO 1881 for Reading-that 'most reliable" OF
stocks--having been general surprise. Those VINO
are behind the scenes however, account for 1t on the
hypothesis that the great American female specula
torthe 'Prncess Of Wales'' as she is known on the
street--a shrewd, down East Yankee lady reported
to be millionaire who takes ''nyer" In wall
street twice year, and whose weakness lor
strength, rather, for she Is always right s
Reading SIX months ago, when the stock
was down In the vicinity OF % TO 95, she
made her usual semi-annual purchase Of $1,000
to 10000 shares, which she carried patiently until
the rise 10 1906 the other day enabled her to sell at
magnificent profit. Rumor does not say that she
has as yet made her customary corresponding
"short' sales Of the stock the decline next fail
Doubtless she belongs to the sagacious class OF
SPECTATORS who know the folly OF short sales Id
time OF easy money If Wall street does not feel her
presence 9Gam this year 1t Will be because she In
tends making an exception to her custom OF semi
annual visits TO that busy locality which has more
than been witness Of female financial ability.
Such large addition TO the burthen OF the street
readily accounts for The heaviness which puzzled
everybody to-day. Later in tho day, upon exagge-
rated reports OF heavy forgeries on the Atlantic
Bank the market became weak and prices fell OF,
particularly for Lake Shore which ran down to 961s,
and Pacific Mail. which again sold at $685. The st.
Paul shares we're weak and lower than on the pre-
ceding day. The general changes were within
limit Of one per cent. The .'bears" are not over
sangune about the success OF an attack from their
side OF the field, while the "bulls not disposed
to do any more OF the hard work OF pushing the
market up, q task which they would like some one
else TO undertake for their benefit. Those who are
"out' OF stocks are those who dissatisfied with
the dulness OF the market and sold out TO buy back
at lower prices therein executing the strategy OF the
Pennsylvania Dutchman who got down on his
horse TO get on better. When, late in the day,
the reported lorgeries were discovered to be OF little
importance and = Washington telegram announced ss
the temporary shelving OF the Currency BILL the
market improved Reading rising to 1O4ss and Pacific
Mail to 36H. The final market on the street while
dull in character firm at the reaction in prices.
The highest and lowest prices OF the leading specu-
1afi OH orac xyar as foil
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Holders OF gold paid two to four per cent 10 have
their balances carried over The operations OF the
Cold Exchange Bank were as follows:--Gold cleared,
sS1, 900: gold balances, $ll7s o76 currency bal
ances, $136l,674.
GOVERNMENTS DULL.
The government marke. was duh and steady. with
bnt little Improvement on the decline succeeding
the large offerings at the Sub-1reasury on
Thursday. Tie following were the final
street prices:-Unicd States currency sixcs, 1925
1l2al; do. skies, 1881, registered, 1854 III;
do. do, coupon, III Il 1l71s; do. fvc-twenties
registered, May and November 1l11s NIX; do.
do, 1852, coupon do, 112 1924; do. do, 1864,
do do., ILL., 111X; do do, 1865 do do, III q q
111sl do do, 1865 do. do, January and July 1l3s
a 1135s; do. do, 1867, do. do, 1l4IS lax; do.
do, 1868, do. do, 1l4t a 114A; do. ten-orties,
registered, lo7i4 1913; do. do, coupon los5s
a 1857.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY
The Southern Stale bonds were without important
change The Tennessees we're firmcr and higher,
the North CarOlinas heavy and lower, and the South
CarOiinas weak. The general list stespy
and closed foliows:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 60 x
q 60%; do, new, 55s 55G; Virginia, ex
coupon ssil Gs,.; do, new, $50 a 80; Georgia
skies, IS a IS: do. sevcns, s5a . 95st; North
Carolina, ex coupon, s4s a 4slz; do, special
tax. % a 2s4 Missouri skies, 81 s4is; do.
Hannibal and st. Joseph, 81 u "a; Louisiana
sixes 76 a ~; do. seyens 70 80 do. eights, 81
81; do evee skies, IS q 76ts do. DO eights, Q.
a a3; Alabama eights, 1O2 n 1929; do. fves IS a
IS; South Carolina skies, 93 s31a; DO, new. 81 a
ss,l do. registered Stock s5 ss Arkansas sevens
75x &c.
MONEY KASY.
The money market was abundantly supplied al
three to four per cent governments and at three
| to five per cent on stocks. The banks are agar
| overwhelmed with national bank notes, which are
| so numerous in the city that the Assistant United
States Treasurer in making payment today for ths
| two millions of bonds bought yesterday had to pay
two-rhirds OF the disbursement in this description
| currency. Commercial paper IS quoted at 51s to
per cent for the different varieties or prime double
| name acceptances.
| THE sUB-TREAsUBY REPORT.
| The following shows the results OF to-day's busi
o. w..
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Kills. the NotorEcns burglar and JaIlsBreuker
Sent 10 Sing Sing--.A Heavy Burglary In
Leonard Ssreet-Conviction Of Ore Of tie
Burglars.
Before Recorder Hackett.

Before Recorder Hackett.
The first prisoner disposed OF yesterday was no.
torious burglar named George Ellis, who pleaded
guilty few days ago to burglary In the third de-
gree Mr. Seward appeared in behalf OF the Com
monwcalth of Pennsylvania to state to the Court
tina, Ellis was an escaped convict from that State
and asked that he be remanded TO the authorities Of
that State.
Assistant District Attorney Fellows stated that
Ellis was arrested indicted and pleaded guilty III thlS
court before the attention OF his Honor was called
was one OF the most notorious and desperate burg
lars in the United states.
Recorder Hackett said that he believed II to be his
duty TO adjudicate upon the case now before him,
ana accordingly sentenced Eals TO the Stale Prison.
al hard labor, for The term OF five years-the most
'>vere penalty chat could be inflicted for burglary
IN We third degree.
III II - predicted by officers in court that he would
ATTEMPT d escape from Sing Sing before the expira'
uon u '"o >cESY FROM THE PRasoN.
John BRYAN VIII q was charged with assaulting and
ronhrg onn de ur nronsh Sepry D
pleaded guilty to larceny rom the person. He was
sent to the State Prison for we years.
James CONWAY, who pleade,S gnity to petit larce-
ny last week. was sent to the -Senitentiary Tor six
months.
Charles Winch (who was jointly indicted with
John Burns the notorious emigrant sWmdlcrl VINO
pleaded guilty to an attempt at grant larceny, Was
placed aI the bar. Mr.. Fellows reminded the Court
that the prosecution used Winch az witness upon
the trial OF Burns, and that without hls testimony
that notorious swindler could not have been GQns
vcted. -. s~s"-- -~Ss
The Recorder suspended Judgment upon Finch. in
forming hm, however, that If he was ever arragned
in that Court tQr any offence ne would send him to
the State Prison ipr Two years and six months.
--'~ AN EXTENSIVE BURGLARY OF sILKs..
c efssas as AND dssss Whitney, was @ ed s aaa
convicted Of burglary In the third degree On the
afternoon OF Sunday the 18th OF September last the
store Of Gutermann Brothers, No. 90 Leonard street,
was burglarionsly entered and "a 600 worth Of sks
taken. Two witnesses saw Alien and his conederate5
leave tAs Prsass VIII three sgfk 1sgs !sa WIZ s
nef, and drive away Allen Was arrested thai even
ing and positively identified one OF the burglars.
Mr.. Howe, who defended Allen, offered no testi-
moay, but presented some legal tecbnicaties The
jury rendered verdict OF guilty without leaving
their seats and Recorder Hacketr sentenced Allen
TO the state Prison for fivc years.
ANOTHER BURGLARY.
John Williams and John Wilson pleaded guilty to
an attempt at burglary in the third degree. On The
23d OF April they burgarousy entered the premises
OF Theresa Banch 24S Wooster street, when 800 in
copper coin and twenty four pounds OF vanilla beans,
vained at $3.50, were stolen. The prisoners were
sent to the State Prison for two years and SIX
months.
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STREET QUOTATIONS
HaIf.past Five O'Clock p. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May 90 -6P.M
CorTEE.-The market for Rio passably active aud
holders were firm their There sold 240 bags
ex Bremen private Other descriptions, though
quiet held for full figures. We quoe:Rio, ordinary
caraoes Ibc l5Sc. fair do, 15s<c like; good do.
iS4c IKE; pr me do, l7sc BIG extremes for lots,
iSsSc iSc Maracabo i6}Sc. lee. Lagiayra, l6zc.
ls1sc;; JsrnAc. lbc lS>c costa Kics lse. , 2ec.
Manila 16c. lSc; Mexican, lbc. lsc sAvAniHa lo>Sc
. lSc., all gold, duty paid
CoiToS-There was but little activity In the market for
th,s stane the demand from sources being light and
prices were nominal quotations. The sales were LII
baes Including M for export 29 for spinning "a specu
lation and 32 transit The business In future de-
veres only moderate Sales 200 bates basis low mid
ltnr for MAY nj aoc for Juno 22Ac 200 do,
for July at 100 do for septernb1eer 1e at ioo
at a2tc 100 June s2c, and 40 do for July at
22l.c. a 22s6c We quote:
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A BANK VICTIM zED.

There were rumors on the street yesterday that
heavy forgeries had been discovered on the Atlantic
National Bank, No. 142 Broadway, OF which Mr..
Southw ortn is President A reporter or the HERALD
called the latter gentleman in the afternoon to
ascertain il the rinors were well founded Mr.
Solhworth, while admitting that forgerles had been
committed on the bank. asserted that The total
amount at stake was not over $780, He refused in
the most positive manner to give any particulars on
the ground that the detectives were already on the
track Of the forgers, and 10 do so would, In his
opinion, thwart the ends of justice.
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THE DARiEN CANAL TREATY.
No Ratification Yet-But One Article Agreed
To-Prospect of the Treaty.
PANAMA, May 6, 1870.

PANAMA, May 6, 1870.
Since my last letter OF the ID inst later adyices
have been received from Bcgota. The principal
item of interest which can communicate IS the non.
ratification OF the canal treaty up TO the present
moment. Many angry discussions have taken place
and much opposition has been shown, and so far.
approval Of the contract has only been granted to
article one. proposition was approved OF to ap-
appoint the first hour Of each session to the conside
ration OF the canal treaty, and what the ultimate
result OF the deliberations OF the Senate may be IL
~ Impossible to forete but probably in the event OF
the treaty being thrown out should there appear a
prospect OF protection from the United states OF
America and the survey prove the practicabllity OF
cutting canal across the Panama lstnmtis, this
Stale VIII declare its independence and throw OF all
allegiance 10 he Col0mJ prernmeut.
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SUPERIOR couOT-TDIM TERM-pAaT 2.
Action for Damages Against n Steamship
Company.

Company.
Before Judge Mcneil and Jury.
John Yuonaey os The Old Dominion Steamship
Compcny.--Tnis was an action for $4,000 damages,
for injuries received through the alleged careessness
OF the defendants. The plantin, who Is o hack
driver, was the 25th OF September 1858, attempt
ing to enter the gate leading the pier OF the steam
ship company, for the purpose OF soliciting passen-
gers. Ths gate was being closed, and before he got
inside 1t fell upon him, telling him TO the ground
70 the City Hospital. These the facts elected
from the witness, and, application OF counsel for
being evidence OF negligence on the part OF de-
fendanis.
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foreign Of Al kinds remains dun and hs.yy.
The sales were l000o0 lbs neece lbc 1c including
900 and above Ohio and Western At 4Sc lSc Soo0
esc sc 5000 Michigan a zSc, 1000 southern on pn
vs.e ts,m. 5000 pulled !. soc 1ss for low super a. ana
at and l25 900 lbs. California At l9c &c
for fall cp ybc 20c for do and 2Sc &c., Tor new
spring do.-the latter price for hne.
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CHEFS E!INss.

The first game of the match between Captain
Mackenzie and Fred Perrin was played yesterday at
the Cafe International before numerous audience.
Tne game was played on even terms, and resulted in
u drawn game.
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GOLp puLL AND STEADY.

The gold market was almost stagnant. The price,
however, was steady at 1l4ts 1142i, in sympathy
with the continued hrmness IN the foreign exchange
market which was active to-day at los5s FOR prime
sixty days. bills and upon rumors that the gold bars
on deposit at the subrreasury likely 10 be will
drawn for shipment by the next steamers. The
cnIIrsn nl the mark ct is shown in the table,
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COoPERAGE STOCK.-The demand Tor all Kinds was light,
but prices steady at former qnotaons We quote
Sugar Shocks 38 inch heads, & 3 05 do 20 do,
1910 1875 molnsses do 2 do S2 90 Sc 20; pipe do;
So 80 81 box do, S5 rum do, So % 40 80 Hoops, IA
feet, y45 $6n and hoops, IL feet, $40.
CEMENT Rosendale dull a. ~.
FLoUp AND GRAIy-Receipts H. sl bbs. -four, 100 bags
corn meal ss bushels wheat 1883 do corn, 2S63 do.
1850 do rye The four market ruled steaay Under
moderate inquiry for the low grades for export The sales
about 00O bbs Southern flour was steady with
demand Sales 600 bbs Rye -four was steady
and firm, with sales OF 2t0 bbls. Corn meal was dun, but
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THE COURTS.
SUPREME cpuaT-caAMasas
Application 10 Bnil sheridan, the Wife Mar
dcrcr.

dcrcr.
Before Judge Cardozo.
An application was made yesterday morning by
Edwin James for writ OF habeas corpus In the case
or the alleged wife murderer, sheridan; the writ
was granted and the question OF his admlssi0n 10
bail viii be argued to-day. Tne evidence taken on
the coroner's inquest will be used by the District
Atforney in Opposition 10 his release on bail. The
murder was committed on the 18th Of February last
IN presence OF prisoners child and q man named
Michael Powers. whom accused suspected OF criminal
intimacy with his wife.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
District COurt---october Term. 1870.
c. A Tweed Ju5ga

"a W. Wells Cie-k of the atsre Co-iri hs. f'sssi u. under obligations ir ths hloHing accosui e Isaeed ~ 10 Cogri
 gsua'Ty ri. Roacl-- Jaisaaai for rAlalI Gr eGssGe god com and ia'rfRa1s fFrtu-ed
 Territory of An1oJa Thtlfaas Wani--T4-raf s tt ~ IFtt larceny and sentenced t8 thfes uois Iai.-., inetf ir the rouuty llil
 sanffd ti sHii'h d oiOa appeal fars Jus~,s sa.Y-. ol uoin ~ counsel tT appellant fal df asrg granted
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 Turner sf af Exeasior ID4ri nta uIrr1., Ca .fgf Demurrer Co ihe eomphut arzsed sIlnrfte4 lud sAea under adrisetnez zs by fhe enur
 Tis TerritoTy of Arizona ts Hiram T.,i.tr~rfrr, ,- turned verdict sf euliy usd defsaiaut de. charged.
 Marshall rf Wpaisey sf af-suiste7 from ra4sf cer uTos ino'on of co1t,ssl f.f defsadarts.
 h0fDIson ri Laks A Co-AFgsal flpn Ja4firoa corlr azstnssrd uruD of rasrrllsas's rftru. r-a fs. fusGf af lower cJlr affirmed. heakei rt Noyei eiat-Jldlns1i isr -iluT by r.aaa. of defendanfs
 Aisis b lios.sia asAi.iog ts gsictia- as aa t-reg and Couaseiior~sf lar.
 John fs;~rsnr Dsua af,snitfrf to cisirrusair
 FeandeEieT rf Nieleuturz sf z, Iler..ref sustnined. uifh ildg gtErui fgT deifsdalfs
 sanonseh G c. rf HoaTtrSSdgfass. f.s s-Lssd41' Cd costs.
 WslcA South ef gi-J sd s7uf sf l,w,r r7 sr.r-el IHompsoa rf Lukc 1 Co - ulS1nort of isasr oaur affirmed.
 Je1ks Caok--Tia.o v tor days eriesds4 s asl4l. Co snssey anlenss5 con. piaiat
 Cours adjourned f1r iile tcfIz-
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Personal Eto.

!. Barnett, Of the firm of Barnett Bloek' mcr- .,a.,. oT wIckenburg and pho,nix, paid our town ,I,It las, week. and gave us an order Tor large ,nmbcr Of bill heads, which shows that h'mseii ,ra mariner are doing we'll with their two stores IT. tntormed us that preparations wore being '.sas fo, inc erection of new nouring mill at phrp,Y. which place, he said, was growing In wealth and population.
 Mr Colingwood, who, we believe, is member of the en,erprising firm Of F. \. fi'h x Co'' anu who has charge of store a Florence, on the cu, river. was in Prescott last week, and reported nrogr.,s in hls section of the Territory.
 W R. HcIliugs sutler at Camp McDoweil, who, bv inc way. Is one of our ablest business mcn, va. in town, too. So, also, was Geo. H. Kimball, O, Date Greek, another energetic citizen of tue Territory.
 Hon. Coles Bashford, Secretary of the Territory, who came here to attend Court, and get rid Of the .gue, started for bis home at Tucson, saturday last
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
SHERIFF's SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL l D!striri, Co=uty uf favaE4l Te1ifefy ef srsfass
 Notice a hereby sivsa taat n pnrs-snre of s1 sEesu ton issnod 0gi sf fhs Dsncs Cert S the Tlin Judicial District ia and fAfaFai ooHEsy ArlSna Terr,ary in arsian of William Gsliaspy sgans; goaa naach 6aiy atesied the lafh day of ociabef A D ls7o ] cuin handed Co seh ali aud s.asuar tis fsi0ras 1ssf s1 Trnpcrty. to-'vi'.
 hal oeIsa.a t9vn ~ and iug-uvcner's ,hereoa - De teE of NckeahuE is te ralHfy ef fsFats4 ard cfFl tory of Arzuna boanacd aBd Grserihef tiioas "a Bounded the by 7e loi and igeHs. taiag ing of Frnuk IO1ge dsrcIsf. souIh. by the task ef fsr tfEssyzs Crcck. nss tasfi ensi hy the iof end prusos formerly occup5s4 by D Agvp6y aRd Dow occuIi-d by 4. Bssustf and tss scufhwcsi by Main in sad 'vv- of Witsestgrz The said iot sad premises hcax neaTiy oVysic he ooeugied by a hannss@e Nhch said i1f aad prrrisss morgsEvd tse property oi tba sad 1oLn klaoh sasy the udgrneui auc decrce catered a sd Cocrt The foh day of October ls7p fr ths ~ ST un. drcd FvrystE and 66Uo n gai on c the Uated States together ,h essas srd sSazyaAg e1sft
 Nor. Uefefre. I JSAu |. fsyisf shsfif ss YavEFll county aforesaid by virtue of ibs ssfhasfy iu vesisd hay levied apoa ahd Eul afeF sale Af ruhrc Eac- tou And will sell 70 the highest bdlsr iu foui e ths Court House n fie tqWu Of prssctt county af NEvafs Satlrdsy Ih dag d Novaluigf. 4 D lsTo si 10 oelock A h of said day the above eescsided pneny. wfnes. ny hand Prescot, tls lsih day of ocisasr
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 octisN Sherl favtTsl Caurfy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
For Bradshaw District

Tbe Jackson Bros, .,-men who have always led in ctterpfisc,- have how 1e- enterprise oG hand. They have cpgaged $. C. Miller 10 haul their istamp quartz mil to the Bradshaw District, thu, now famous mining region Tho little mill will be taken 10 tue top of the Ssouninln, and erected ou a stream that nows from Inc immense spring discovered by A. C. Swain In 1866 n the midst of the pine timber, and convenient 10 the iedses now being worked. IL is, to be sure, rasa CT a small afflIr. but l. will not cost much to rrn l.. We understand that the owners Intend 10 do custom work. suecess to the little stamper, and Ito eutcrprising owners.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
ELECTION PRECIEOTs.
Established by the Board Of Supcsv aoss of Yavapai colaty. for u.s En5Ying Election

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
From Skull Valley.

E. W. shepard, hard-working intelligent far mer of Skull Valley which place Is situate on the Prescott and La Paz wagon-road, about thirty miles wcst from Prescott, was in town this week, and called around to inform us that Inc good peo- pie of Skull and Kirkland valleys were almost to a man in favor Of Brady and The Csa.ity Demo cratic ticket. When Mir. Mccormick and Govern or saford were there they tried to seduce the peo
 pie with promises to bring the capital back to Prescott and leave GreasertOwn," as they termed Tuesou, bui having heard the tempting ofcr once made by the Prince of Darkness, the people paid no attention to those made by his two followers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-10-29
District CouYf--close of the Term-Judse
 Tweed

The hrst term of Court ever held In tiiis TerH- tory by Associate Justice C. A. Tweed ended Monday last, and His Honor Is about sc visss his family xho reside al San Francisco. The snmtsf of cases--somc of tLem vcryfangiea-disposed of the recent term Is preay fair evidence that He Honor worked hard, aud thekind words spoken of him hy Capt. :. r. hargravc, Judges Cartier, Rash, Howard, lion. Coles BashfcrG, sad other attorneys who praeiiced in his court lead us to believe that the Jsdse acted Jus' edge should act. question arose as to his right to sii on She fbench of the Third Jadlci.l pistriei- he having been appinted to hil vacancy i= shc First, and, although the point Is believed to have been well taken, it is the general verdict fa6 as we have heard, that the york performed by him will stand good.