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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-11-15
On the 18th day of November, A. D 1873.
Administrators Notice. Estate of GEORGE THRASHER. Decd.

Notice |, hereby given by tho undersigned. Adm'nis. taior Of the estate Of Geo Thrasher deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against said decea.ed to exhibit the with the necessary voucb' ers within months from the frs, publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the oce of the Prob ate Judge in Prescott. Arizona
 PHILIP MCDONNELL, Administrator. Prescott A. T., October 2s, I27J novlN
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The military department of the Lakes and the East having been abolished, the command is now the military division Of the Atlantic, with Gen Hancock commander
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When ar editor in Arizona gets mad at a fellow ink-sllnger, be calls him "breyet mule"
 So say we, all of us,' donkeys of the Cal ifornia press.
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ARIZONA,
July l, 1874, to June 30, 1e7,

On the routes and by the schedules of departures and arrivals herein specified; being routes estab- llshed at third session of 4lst Congress, and first session of I2d Congress, and others.
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The San Francisco police made raid upon a gambling den owned by one Pat Robesou, on the night of October go, and broke up tSFo game, and arrested three men engaged m running it, -,
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sworn to aud subscribed before me -, for the ----- of - thls - day of -, A. D. lS7 and in testimony thereof hereunto subscribe my name and afiix my official seal the day and year aforesaid.
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NoTB.when the oath k taken before justice Of the peace. the certificate Of the clerk record shnud be added under bis seal Of ofioe that he person who administered the oath Is duly qualified Justice of the peace.
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An act of Congress of June g, 1872, reqHirei Mat bids of 5000 aud upcard Dc accompanied by q cer- tfed eheck CT drett equal to frc per cent cf Gie bia
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TiltOn's Steam Washer,
 Ok w o M A MS ERIE N D

Washes wiihou, labor I w,li do the washing of dinary family in thirty minutes 10 an hour The STEAM WASHER superior to all other devices for the foowing
 
 lst It does i'. work thereby saving large DOT ton Of the time usually taken 10 a family
 2d 10 Buchess soap than required by any other method.
 3d requires attenfioR whatever while The process of cleaning going lady do her washing while s eating her breakfast and doing up the breakfast dishes.
 4h. Clothing wears double the time washed In ihts washer that t will washed by machine, or by hand labor, A wash board.
 5h Lace curtains and all hne fabrics washed n a superior manner. An hbrics from the fines, lace 10 q bed blanket, be washed perfectly, and with ease, without the rubbing bosrd.
 Invention.
 could give thousands 0f certificates Co merit but sone can be satisfied until they in operation H only needs to be to be appreciated.
 JUDGE H. BROOKS, of Prescott, has the right 10 man ucture and sell these machines and he will be pleased to give further information concerning them. The price Of maehine here will no. fi far short of S25 This owing the fact that the bottoms of those now made are of copper.
 One of these washers can be the store of s. Roges, South Mouteznma Street. ily26H
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that believe the said guarantors Co be pecuni. arily responsible for aud able to pay all damages the United States shall suffer by reason Of my
 failing to perform my obligations ss such bidder.
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bidder for convey.

ing the mali On route No. --, fFoni ------- -, do that have the ability pecunlarlly to ful
 an my obligation as such bidder; that the bid is made in good faith, and with tbe Intention to ep. ter into contract and perform the service in case said bid shall bo accepted: aud that the signs. tures Of the gaasantoss thereto are genuine, and
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(Eramins carefully he forms aud instructions aaRered)
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LEGAL.
SheTiH's Sale.

IN JUSTICE COURT. PRESCOTT PRECINCT, 4 Territory of ArIona County of layapai
 DAVID CRUDE, Plaiatf.
 
 JEssE JACKSON. and SOLOMON JACKSON, Defendants. By virtue of an execution issued out of Justice Court Prescott, Precinct Henry W. Feury J. P, h and for TavHpa County. against tho goods aud chaieis, lands and tenements of Jesse Jackson and solomon Jackson have levied all ihe right title and interest which the said Jesse Jackson and Solomon Jackson had the 18th day Of ocobet A. D. ls73 iu and o the following pfemi ses which shall exPse for sale (between the legal hours Of sale the law directs at the Couthouss door, in Prescott.
 On the 18th day of November, A. D 1873. To wit. An undivided inercs, of hy feet In the dis covery original location, he California silver bear ing quartz lode situated n Pine Grove Mining District au undivided nteres, of two hundred and y fec, n .he discovery location the War Eagle gold bearing quart, lode and also an undivided interest Of four hundred feet in h north extension War Eagle quartz lode, st usted in Bradshaw Mining District all in the county o YavaTai. Territory of Arizona.
 oct25u JAMES s. THOMAS sherin.
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AGENTS READ THIS!

Oar soods mus, be sold We wIIi pay agents salary of s35 per week and expenses xhs will engage with
 Aadisss q. ". IODINE ( CO.,
 sepiM Battle Greek. neh.
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CERTIFICATE.

-, certhes, UNDER HIS OATH OF OFFICE, that he Is acquainted with the above guarantOrs, and knows them to be meu of property, and able to make good their guarantee; and that bidder and gnaTantOrs are above the age of 2l years.
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Music and Musical InStrumentD

OA Arizonans iu Beed Of Musical Iusrru r=A3& \ meuis Sheet husic etc, viii snd i ', \> @H their interest Co send orders to CHARLES VA Ds EATON. l3s Montgomery Street ssa Francisco California who keeps ths largest and best 'afe'y on 'he fAe'ho Coast jly5
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Bfdf 9 900 and HPtodTd asust k doeom paatsd Jy q eertsd check or draU on solVsat national bank equal to per eefua of ts present annual pay on ihs rot, iH g isrvies e4s h0R psr eentUss ef ysars pay pTcPossd IH bd( SeefioH 25 Act ef JHHss ls72J
 The Postmaster mus, no, sign the certificate until the of ths bid s insertsd and the bid and guarantee signed by all the parties, and dated. oATH REQUIRED DY SECTION 246 or AN ACT or CoHGRKss APPROVED JUNE g, 1872, TO BE AFPfx-
 ED TO EACH BID TOR CARRYING THE MAIL AND
 TO BE TAKEN BEFORE AN OFFICER QUALIFIED
 TO ADMIs1sTRR oATHs.
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y.S> LINK WEED REHRDY OR OREGON KHHU b>S nailc cus,si Dr. kspd.li's Dt1s Store,
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INSTR RUCTTONS TO BIDDERS AND
 POSTNAS1ERS.

Containing also conditions to De incorporated ia
 the controcts 10 ue extent he Department may deem proper.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE
 AND CERTIFICATE.

PRoPosAL.
, 1873-11-17
MasanGDn hcghts and South Chicago at pts
Tho following ars few out Of nGtnsrn,,a ~. r..

washington Heights, and South Chicago. at ntt
oen eona't,ornbly highor than those Of Snnr auo
Inc following are fow out Of numerous In
sAtrs pun,No THE wr.x.
MT: taul Cornell Bol during lask WINK. 1of
loea (abont 10 aeros) located in Cornell eonsil
or99tion, 9tn 1.dty1 from 900 70 s5oo por lot. ''
ana 5Se ses Hvaastog st%g se,st,e s 1st Tss ct
cottage and lots st tic uamo piaco,' ooy,'Bd ,HI
Grafton, l,ooo. ito fout At Evanston Evanston Sonsi Sos
Soa,a;, eaas,;Gia, Tio per foot. 10 lots At DespAlnes
psee ee e5 S{Ss so ,a.sss |Gt It .n sas
1otn, Same place consideration, 81, 900.
=. Evans y Co. sold two otH. each 25x125 foot.
WIN two~story franc house, boiny Nos. 135
&e,50o Also g0x180 foot, south front, on Wost
Lake stroct, 200 feet east Of Wostorn avenue,
without improvements; consideration, a. 500
| II: a. jackson sold Bix lots In WoodburY's
sideration $1,000; go foot on Park avenue, lBO
feet wost OF Ashland asenuo, consideration
s24, 1000; lao lots at Irving Park, consideration
J. L. Durchell sold 10 lots located in thu TINT.
geesslty Subdivision consideration, from $500 to
4. i N 4. ,, polleny sold lots located at sontn
tEnglSwo99d g so on ssnganon street, consideration
John A. Yalo sold lots On Fourth straat In.
~ ~eSn ana klzaoeth aud Ada srects consideration,
Graham 4 Porry cold lot on Atlantic atroot
sonth or f1lty fifth street confederation. Sif0.
4 Z. shotwell aold 387 feet in his eubdlyia,nn
at Mivorsido, in the E. u Of the N, W, il Of seo'
u ~, II consideration, $15 per foot, shioh il
about 81, 500 por acre. 81
:, Horny W: BROOKS sold six lots, located west NJ
~ nc raatroad otsouth Engowood; consideration.
- q: ". Colohour sold twonts.eisht lots in B,och
~, 1ron Mordors' Addition to South Chicago;
ten lots in Block 10, Of tue entno uddition con.
slderation, from $3.50 TO a175 per lot. Also, ono
!ot . ID Block -, same locality; consideration.
8225: Also, six lots In Block 81, Ramo addition
consideration, 8150. Also, five lots in Block /
GonHidorAtion, 5000 oach. Alec, eighteen Lois IN
BLOCK 35, aamo addition consideration, 820f
oact': Also, 1ye lots in Block -, samo locality
consideration, 8275 each.
Q. I. Clarko 4 Co. sold 72x10o. north front. on
anobaru Btroot. 24x107, wcst front. Hart STRAIT
with buildings, $12, 900. Thtrty-oight and hnif
lots, Aendricks' Subdivision, Block 1, Washing
ton Heights, s7,700. Two lots, Blocls IS. Wash-
ington Heights, $500. Lots al to 20, resubdi-
vision BLOCH n" Morgan Park, g., 2,722,20, Two
lots, BLOCK 90, Rogers' Ronubdivision, Washington
Hi1oights, $500. Lots u and 10, N1cCau1eys Sub.
dirvalson, Block %, Washington Heights all cash
SUMMARY or TRANSFERS. ron TIE werr
Iao following Ia the total amount Of city and suhr
Saturday, Nov as: ' ~A"''s
.,Sa Gy III property number Of sales, 122 consideration
$1o4.a4o. South of city its nnInbo1
y tsacs, 81 consideration, $7seo9. West Of civ
am.s, ~ nnmbar Of eales confederation, t186oo 70
al ssles, aea Total consideration, ,02o
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aacrltfmcr County Dnfry Market.

~. lIT1LE TALl4Ht NJ Y,I NOV. 10 IB73.
The market has been very blue tbis week and urices
depressed The unsst!lod state Of monetary Affairs
and te high ocean freights make buyers cautious aud
or1crs And although tie season is at hand for the
accumulation Of stocks for the winter trade buyers
fear to loa up except At such low rates AZ eYe
poet Of heavy margins Tbs views of da,symen ire
considerably aboYO those OF buyers and uiiIo soms
9acorylncn appcar 10 have n,urh rore cnn1drnca IN
tho future state Of the market than do lie 6uyers
othera are doubtful and disposed 10 hold less firmly
than last week. The cod weather. operates to gya
There was only = moderate delivery Of fa1n dairy
cheese not much aboye 500 boxes aud pr1ces ranged
from l3A'o to 12ac, according to quality.
Factories worry fully represented the offerings
amounting to 5000 boxes md i,nwari about mn of
which changed hands SaIes commencnti Win 19,fn
rising slowly to i3c at which Il was stnmpted to od
as tho top price, bit most Of he faney faotories re
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o Ao''oAh6 lAouuca uafIets Wero very upry
ous to-day. The aggregate OF businoss trans
ae1ed was largo In some departments, and fair II
al, while the average Of prices was In tho inter.
c7s ol Aoldera as compared with yesterday. Bul
quotations were Ackle as tho wind. There wae
aeenorat 1eeiing OF uncertainty and indecisiou,
AZ ono s'mo operators would act as il they
tnousht prices have been forced up, undor tho
leeent 'oveace, to much higher prlco than ia
eonala'cns WIN stability, md at another thoy
rusnea IN to buy RS If they expected another
taa'ca. ADVANCE The var news, which had
10 little direct olYoct yeBtorday as IN
be barely commented upon. was now
tho subjoct Of much anxious reinark oa u ~, .
felt that good deal hangs upon that IN tba v.v
OF nrtccR; aud there was not enouph ,,no,,,, ~,
TIC subject to enable any one to do mora tl,an
guess at the prospect Of fight on the Cuban
question. Tho shipping moyomopt was ovon
hloMor Today than usual, being partially cheokai
~ TIC firmer fooling in lako froighte. Thn re-.
pn'a co'p.s Of gram are however, small enough to
utloss under soma extraordinary occ,u,nn "os. "
weakness. ees"S'oo ol
Dry goods tobbers report tho market without
1os1nat MrTaa en nhsnga II any of It's general features
and prices OF all cotton textiles and Of n"st
Moolen H. eoods as well, are unsettled and irroru.
lar. The 'hand to mouth" policy is utili nofnr
pursued BY buyers, the disposition to restrict or
aoan aean, ~ suen articles and to such amounts as
ing unayorsal. 1t III not believed that the induco-
1nehta IN the Way Of reduced prlcea now beInr.
oHSrea hy tho throe leading Now York iobbera
W W. nhlavorshy ai' influence tho dry goods trado
GER, corhea; Western buyers understand parfectlv
,s. %eM that any price concessions OF othny,
MMuacenenta ~ antce TINT may bo hold out by
EsatsEn by ohic.,a dealers viii 10 promptly mot
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for good to prime. There haa bcoi, seady nosp.t
qualify Mich COWS sol 1t rspra,nH pep esH -, 70
T9day yery lille .rnl'ns w.s dens In any clan. .,
stock, and prlces were 1ion1inally unc,nJgel Tho
lo'iIr onk 1 regarded IA 1o moro favorable for hs
oowns aSe us co. a'''l '''f lilo h0''' 1h'
Extra aneeves-araded ateors, eyesasinR1 400
ohosca DsososFino, fa we formal yosr
70 i,!9 year old stoers, averaging 1900 to -.--
aoe nesscs.wsisic;nc n:iy fornod 'o'@''
Ms9sn Ms9Hsas esSssaisns s,aassss9s R H. Ill., 'e
uats5ers stoek-com@o; To- isir ses1,, s'''a'
syeraana ggpa 1 so Sisa ~ @ f0Hs f. tor city Slaughter
Stock 6ateoom,non csttlo, In decent decent ~''0s''''
1nistiorIaeht .nd hin cows. heiicrs. 14''''t'
ast,ags bulls. md scaawag steora 17s@72s
Gatto-IoxaB, choice coru-fed. .........,. 425sa4S
gatuo-Icxns, Northern wintcrcl. ...,... 275fa3 ii
Moas-rlo week under roview hss bcsn is1et ono Of
despite tho faet that there sas an increase IN s ~.
eonscras c1 heer!y sooo bead the supply a no tms
nat sma pSees M have ruled firm and higher. Early III liz
ahe market advanced to 81 but tho large
deaa z T. sssr s
TsFs takSyn tnay cNsea % a stSaay Al but about head
s1one eassedins ss 900 head The arrivals during H.
Teens for tH tsang today have bocn sgsnst
creaBe Of 1T, ,147 hogs. 's~@' '1'"'n8 An H.
To-day there was an active demand from both ths
cctpts we're unexpectedly heavy toierabiy a11n fesi.
lnR ontaned and tho prices current ycstorday wcra
Without much Difficulty hustained. The jncrea ssi H.
avty in tho donand for the product md tie sonas,
3aop1 ths1doning Of prices has mpastod mora con
With no matcriAl lnorease In tho recepts-ond ron.
.nusnee q favorable weather. present prices may bs
sustained throughout tue coming week. Tho market
extra. W *'''1es"'o'4 4eA eaoles ~
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Tls s%Iei Or ho ano III isal md 1879 lsss no
onloAuo AND IT. 1ou1s.
Wo find pla!nt III tho St. Louis Globe. writ-
ton W correspondent in Kirfvillo, Mo-, whlcl,
indicated III short order tito difrercuco betwnc,,
TWO citios. The writer asks:
First, how can Chicngo pay from 10 TO co cent. ner
nnaIed mora Tor hogs, aud sell pork for from
4to $2eo por barrel less lah st. Louis Hoconii.
now 10 that st. LoniB With moro weaih and rrrntcr
Topuiatlon, allows Chicago to pack many moro honn
taeh sho does Now, We do not ask thoso ouostio1s
81 mere Erum1or and fault -nndcr, hut a. ono whn
tnhes deep interest in b. Louis. We aro proud Of
ness. Int when wo SEQ Chicago renehnR out acrogs
hcr own Bato and Two rivefR, md with iron l,anG
9rhsrnH noarly nl Tho stock traao Of one-taf Of Mis
aour1 two.thirds Of Kansas, and nearly oil Of I0wn
ana Nebraska, we begin To feel luo Ehaky in reuari
10 mo Future Great City. We feel though ala was
up and sding back two Some will nay ii il lie fa}t
@ lilo railroads. This IL oil q mlstake. Tho Nori,
Missouri Railroad makos u per car better rato to al
Louis than any road nlskea to Chicago, Mr. Wicker IL
doing s 20 can In the Hny Of rates Tor st. Ioui1 III
cannot afford 10 haul stock to st. Louis for nothing IN
order to mike up 70 tho shipper tho difference IN te
markets. The stock trade Of oil this scction al coun
try which has always heretofore gono to st. Louis n
now turned TO Chicago for the simple roason hat lin
difference In price will pay the frolglt ''1'
LATEST.
Thoro vaa worry little doing In tho aftornoon.
Wheat was unchanged, selling at o9l6@09To,
and closinB at tho inside for Docomber. Gnrn;
was dull, closing at 3751@87J6o cash, and g8yS15
881fo seller December, the lattor closing al sGe
iuade. Other grain and provisions were
u
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1
| AZ. g.. y. pummer, the announcement OF whose
9ea.h was nade 1n this orniugs TRInuNE was Vide
1hown nud universally respected among livestock
aeaera win Whom, during tho past few years he hns
p.on associated In tho capacity OF catto buyer-hjs
9utGhaacs being mado for tho boston market Uis
'a5s nH 1m russtay last, apparently IN good health
uAtrLE-Notwhatandtn the fact that lie INST
week Las Witnessed further material n,nlltion in
we supply {to receipts wore ouly about 5000 ileaIi
.nelo 3as been fno substantial Improvement In Ie
re.fea @ Of s market There notice
matncd unsettled and variable for ali 'n rr,do.
Ok atock. The fact tlat tho ahipnents EaatWsrG
ssua .ia po!At, Including tho number forwarded on
hseot amount to only about 1900 head, viii
!Faae. Thcra Waa abkolntey no margin for ahnnar9s
10 wqrk upoE and that they re1isiuc In thn msrIat
wAa entirely duo to tho hope ulat tho small n,r,cr
aent forward during tho at two weeks viii result In
Ply la'ofablo reaction Of prlcca at the aeab0aEl Tic
peaH urofes onercd for sale-and there were some
rGaIiy ane @ @cate-were not wanted at over ss0s5o'
Who, with rarc EXCEPTIONS IS 90 was lis htuhnst nT
are latd. The ruling prices wora $375@ LID for con1
good to choice no. Thu wants of tbs cty trSita CON- M
Harayey, wore few The cheaper mlsats now beiMr
en9 aano continued ass ,bsrai supplied q poary and
ther sales nearly onc-haf 1caB thar, q i,lonth hUo
consequently holders Of butchers stun found aew
es!e 1or ~ although prlcea further red,1cel in
10 e asmana OF buyera Cows aold any
Tor common to choice, while thin rough steers sians
oxen, ana thorough Texas cattle sold at 81 g.
Toward the close Of the wesk seyera
hitler by tho a1trome low prices preyalent-nit IN ~
appearance aud operated With considerable freesivm
, 1873-11-17
MONEY and C0MME ERCE,
MONETARY.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. is.
Iho hras substantial progress made lowarl ro
covory from tho financial crisis hae ham rnn5f
"Hn'n tho past wock. Everybody BeomB nov
lnohnon 10 tho belief that nothing that can Ian
pon Will again unsetllo confldcpco, ]isorcnnize
o"s'hcas, and depross proos. Thore 1laa boon g
1es'Val Oh tho movement of hogs grain. and
otner rfouucta from tho country. Money il
coming out or lib llidtng-placcs mud confidence
III .no Fal1'o OF commodities is bcing restored.
= money is atill held ut lgl, rates, but II ia be.
coming moro abundant and rates OF interest
must Boon doeline.
Thfs favorable change in tho vho1o financial
aspect is largely due to tic adyanco In tl,e nrlca
OF gold, in othor words tho doprec,ntjcn 'os ~
groonbaclsB. -
Tho business OF the oight or nino most prorn-
inent banks in this city ia sto.dily
getting Into moro satisfactory shape,
Ihair deposits aro increasing slowly.
which enables tho gradual inoroaso OF
thelr discounts. The remainder Of tho bauks,
nowevor, do not progress much, except In tho
gradual collection Of their bills receivable.
In tho open market money ia still hold at an
average Of Is pcr cont for thirty to six ty day
loans, either on nanos or col)atora1s. though it
is becoming moro abundant at those ratos.
Exchange on Now York is very scarce, aud
thoro nre no sales between banhs. As rule.
each bnnk supplies itself by romstiug currency
to Now York.
As an instance Of the condition Of ono i'm
portant branch Of trade now, as compared With
this time Inst year, 1t is worthy Of noto TINT
Stock Yards IN this city III tho four weeks onil.
ing today than for tho corresponding fo1r
Eeoks Of last yoar. ThlH IL an increase Of about
ao per cont over thcreceiptH of Inst season. Tho
, 1873-11-17
REAL ESTATE.


Perhaps there is no point in finances in CON
nection with which tho effects of tho manic hnv
been the subject of mora ;7ouht .ra .n,r,i,a',
sion than tho payment Of real oststo
II IL gohoraHy known that tue savings banks Of
this city hold probably 81, 900 900 of roaI estate
mortgages on city mud suburban nronertv Tha
panic hsa SO upset tho ordinary, common-sonae e
way Of viewing oil financial questions, that for
some weeks there has been . disposition to sec
possibilities Of disaster whore no renson for IL
listed, unless everybody went naano n,1'ara
boen no lack Of poonlo to na, how .ns ."s
savings banks could realize on their roal estate
mortgages in order to comply with the demands
of their dopositors, In Soma nnor,or. q 1,as
been appreheudod that thcro ,vo,,d aitoa - a's =
.atee amount Oh real oaseto forced to sale under
The foreclosure Of mortgages. ar o1so that fharo
would bo large amount Of MORTGAGE, nnt ~, d,o
forced upon the market. Thoro has, however,
DO VIC 300 any reason why there should be. We
find that real estate notes, principal and inter-
est, have been paid with even moro promptnesH
than the average Of money obligations TINT have
.,a,1s au'us n s,ra pau'e' An instance OF this
SHOWN ny the following statoment, mado in
eircular issued on Nov. u by aleaars Oedou 4
Ecudder, wcll-known firm Of loan agents iu
Atn sAtJ' AAcy say:
OF the interest or nstpcjna d,,s nm ,a,rx ,,,. H.,
the day tho panic began With tho fatinrs ~ ~ 1av v
ooxe a e.: Sept 10, there Is not dollar unpaid,
apen tha @ date to tho present time, period Of sy
nyesneata mso nhvs NV naa ~ interest maturing upon
mount Of hss ~ i9s ~ @ Hus 70 the
ratos varying from to 10 mr. rent 1,nom tt ~ nSa'
nsssed on frat mortgages in this lit and yrinity'
nas amount 81, ,5i6 h4s been promptly paid, aimost
,s rs exception On or before tho ay on which II
food men md tatif np, mapsia, sl62 y all owed by
caches yo In no case do W. haye I'M vad DstasS hs
biIgcd 10 resort foreclosure for cooon VI oe's
It is possible that tile experience Of tba ehova-
Mentioned firm mov ho oo ,;..,a ~ 'ue aoove-
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hams, f 1tae9e aoo o. !.
.areon hams shipped during tho week, II, 81, ~,
las re- the corresponding period last year
sams s s a1s; iaia IT, s'4o pcs against a pea The
The shirmenta in detail wete eboulaer, h., AKA ,
snott rlbs, b3s, t,288 short clear bxp do9 lam,
Sn PIT 2312 long rib, hxs, 2o Gumberlands bxs.
b1s Da: at 8na so5,hss or %
maiinssam I'll bis, 20; 1r.h cut, bxs, Is baeon, b.s
QUA atafordBhfto hams. bxB 8: clcar harfe ~. SS
poltee, b1H, 81; Wiltshire sitles bxs. 30: Prrstnr
asa -: ntc1a, G11s, gre9n hans tss Of groon hams bIs
bonoess hscfa eaose1s Tug t. iso shoulders,
asm7' hxs, %: l. p hams, b1s, IS rumps, lsls a.
Total, 0.Go9 bo1ca md /, ,l97 ploccs. 0N"' N'
=. Dreeeed hogs were nominal at S4,50 mar i'm
DB for December delivery, Ae'
=, Flour was less aetivo, and unchanged, e1caut
that buokwleat flour waa easier, There VA
somo inquiry for export carly, but holders In.
hissoa on az advance to correspond with tho riao
~ wheat, and buyers would not Yield tho noint
A1terwhIu, when wheat grow weaker. snliors
were willing to take former prices. and anmo
putcaasea wore made, but buyers wore not anx-
io iouH 70 operate. Stocks On aato aro said to bo
!o", As good deal has rocently beeu diBpoee6
" 70 arrive, ta addition to nhat dealers
naa n' on hand. Dram WAS nominally stendya
que oades were reported Of rs brls white winter az
t tlas at $3.50; 300 brs do on private torms 1oo
Do at a75 Srs do It ss1o i5o iGp Sp,s of8 tio
lfhvorlto) ut $3.50; 200 Irls do at s6.o a.. a50
e es's o 90 on private termB 100 brls aupornes At
S4.yu 1uo br!s ryo on private terms 25 brjs
9uokwhsst at 5000; 10 brls do at $8.G6: 95 bris
20 81 $500; 260 6rlb do, to arrive on nrivntc
Terms. Total, 2,225 brlH. Tie following was
tue cloHng range OF prices, "N1