davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-05-10

snn1rica: schr q. r. Ward, fenEw.trr. -.
dries; aelf wlislrind, AI..teBon, R,,n,r1.. la.
sel'r Jnlla IT, Mesrlil, Alu.krgot. sunl.,e', !,
sur Chicago, sil@atto, aun!tIcs: ac,r C. 1tatsl.o,
Rewv,nct, Ties; arr Fa'con, LalaIns.on, 1,ntr,,, !,
sc1r MllvlnA, Iatey's lsti,ot cc,ar noats: scr r..
ella. stsn,ist, ttn,lrr; Aehr Anue q. tf.rr.se -
Min!stce, iu'nlmr; seow i. A. ,rohnsun, C.rton
latneets hef,r rbotta, Mu>keson, lnnbcr, ,co.
cos'lor, WhIts Takn, bark; achr ". II. Havaln,
Union j4nr. wuof; scl,r Con.e't, Holland, L,rt,
echr A. H. Skinner. drnnl Haven, u,n'
sssi ssii n r5"p stcnominse. A!a.krson sunl..:
r.; 3,s: ';s ,,%.Sssn W1!is AZ 3 ~ ': ;
icse iursr .rr III, Il. 'i"ns Fer1y ahst' ws IT.. h,'
i; pro-. af''. 's s:''s ::'s q T.
s;ssa orsms lrass' StS'lEl llim,e4; s5; .sh; + r;
.ss. sss asss amssss, .es ,.iskS isS'|;s
stnsf ahcson iuAkraan rlnlsIss ssisr '1I Ton, ,'a
ah.E Ms.iee ,rn ,nSr + 'foT ',,y ,MaGy I rar,r sn.
Guiding a.ar. Dotroit.; t.;lumlcr. '''ss
cItAnkp- seow Milton, wlIte Hall, !, Inn. feed,
l,%ja h corn arso s %dyses ss 'lrls' rsstir III 1;
S''1 Ia 'lss sfs . ii, t0p ,sa. n.,"F fs
.i59 hs4 or 10 hr~ oIl 80 hays oat- leal, ai rsa;
ass, s ?1sah' sshr ssa:nf ~ n1ss' sss si sc sGt
c"F - rkss suntre,; prop oo'i' o,n5bel % nnasna ~
3l.SCo IN coEu; sehr E1'tn Elnlwuoj, Will,
1,, 1.'kc, 10 tons lay; rrnp Newhurgh. t,utra'a''
Sst@ a,.'.s n wh;te: l,20o bsls lo,tr, ,rhtt
Iarmohy; Mah'steo, . tons hay, zoo bit oatn i,
pigs a'!;.rIss rclir Conteat, Kenosh1. u, eds t:os
sc!r Z. netx &lsntstcs, Ii tons lay, ii phss sr!e,
',r1.. sstr oFtmsy a h1,s r.n'.nke 1oo In oas s ;a
gar: sehr Red Wing, lttfA,o. Il, I'm In c,.n. ~.
scr crehsnt. Saginaw D4y u lris ,ait is hss o,I,
aoo In butter, ls!s poil % # ton. SO rtvs n,st,,
ntnp footna:, 1sfrno, 1u.l3 hu ri,rst, 1870 irl;
nonr brls 81, 70 rkga see: prop Menon,uec, at..
stMr ch,as" nH aowoc q 81; o se1 n.
nrlei prop Colorado 1hltalo 279i1 bu Wheat, IL
, 1875-05-10

&GH xALEf,

oAEi-A A-1Asle WhA ERht uAlly supply Of shnsp
and small donand at $,Ota8.60 for poor Is cho!co
unshosn tna p s. o19s. 90 foE shorn 0t tbs weeka
trade. Tho market closed steady With al aoid.
1T. LOttS.
81. 1orn, May a.-Hooa-unchanged thtppess,
cArtLf-Frln lha demand exceeds lis au1,piy
sses Of good naliyn htoers al rY3 Ill uatiyc
butehers' do. $50 3I75 mixed stook, $40 ab.G5:
gooa thorough Texans, f1.t2N. uscsld9, 1eg9. 21l
cattle, u.
CINCINNATI,
C1sc1svirr, May s-ltrGs-Dul1 and : shade to,4er.
Con!hnn. $i738 80; falr 10 medium, S;l0a7 50:
good, s77Sssco. Receipts. 100 shipments III.
, 1875-05-10
PORT OF CHICAGO. MAY a

PORT OF CHICAGO. MAY Q AND Q.
A1Hsv1p-@aeow H. II. Dunhaln. Pixies Hss, wood
sear Quesa OF tho Weas. Jackson Port, cslas posts
sehf North Bar, dpud River, lanhss, steamer
coFons, 81, Jps, sun4ssi sahr H.ml4h Grand Is1sa.
lumber sehr GsFelle, 4laaks, sslar pos4 schr 3.
Qslkas AAaisass, saQddse sehx RalttSA. N4a,stAs.
, 1875-05-10

eloned At 79x. New York Genital rcd ~
hIah :. 1o1's.. Missouri. raetno alrsneed 10
~ .nd 4ishio raeiae rrsfe;rei e ief{; Ere r..
tlnns aggregated sfarcs Of which 47too wsrs
Erie. 81 10 Eake Hhet<. T,.U Northwestern common,
t,2D llock 1asnd 40 ractha Malt s.toe 1T, Paul
ooo Wcstesn Union, $40 Nabssb, and ta.ooo unaa
Pacific.
Ths weetly bsnk st,ttment IN IT fo1tows LotnA,
inerraar trae1: srrcin, increase, $5sa oo legal.
ttht.tr.. inrre"ts 9 HtrntItt, fncrease, 4al1.
~, ritc,iaon. darseats $9so rtActre, lcoraase
t1t kIth :. - =
, 1875-05-10

LEOPOLD AuBTR1Ay'A LINE.
X II tho Intention Of Messs. Lnopold II Austrian.
Of tbs Lake Superior rcopleh Lue, 10 optu Lake 3D.
rerior navigation for tjp Tuealay Tho spkru.
did and rcIusens.sd prop J. 3. IIurd will
'earo her dock 1t the foot Of Washington 1treas
on that day, II tic weather permits, 6hs
Las full essso Of freight Oh board,
anil txpcca to get through to Duluth without sncoun-
MAT1ieta and Dnlu! not very fayuraIc but ii is
believed tta: W tho tina The gesasl roac.es thcro The
writes from Duluth that on tho iii tGs les mss ioafinr
stek sna ssrons sonth st.!a would cleaa out. Ths
nctth aote ssporsea 70 c entirely clear Tho stlnE
thrsa laJs aftes tho Hurd.
srEScEn's LINE.
Nj. Spencer, ct shs Chicago, Milwaukee + 1ats
supts1nr Line. announces that the sttur CuyaloeA ID
now ready aud will undoubtedly leave ,hi4 royt fof
Duluth Tuesday. Tho stay Missouri Of Tits iIas viii
leare three or four days after TIC CuyahoRA Cant.
bstwteh tho sault Canal sud White Ti.h
ss Sss o b.. 1et y; s dou1 ~. s, VI
9ns trouble, whenoe tbs freight can Da easily trsns-
snsncer,t F ontItss t,htcasso m,,u,,.., ,..
w th1 season Of tho prors Missouri and 0uys.
@ a"ge; rye former ~ oon'p,snd of Capt Lynan Hunt
aud ths lssas al osps. Z. II. Smith.
TROUBLE At THE MOUTH OF the RIVER.
Though ts Watst ia tls SissF u II present about
foot higher than usua at nost Of tbs grain yssssls
leaving for tho Lower akas run sHEoun ths bar Il
tho mouth Of The riyer, and uales so,o dredging
ons soon serious trouble TO the larger stzs yosas
10 b. ApPrshsuded. In srto of everything thai has
been sa!d aud wrttteu ths authorities remain ussoes
md Inactive. sud do nothing 10 rsmeIy tho evil, and
compel Yasaol-owncss to either saa,e the part with
thrsafourths of cargo lighter tho vcsssls before
leaving. According 10 late aound!nga made BY Cart
hgsse @ of tht Se+seisneFs Towing oonpsa5, thats
when, the wase. i ~ high y II wa yestogdaJ,
md in some ptaa*s IN tGs river, ospvoialy II
Wela aud Lake street bridges there IL but l3N fest
over ID fest Hhen fully loaleA. Tlrse IL no r4s.on
Why city Of Auc commercial impost4nre ~ CAicA8o
shoala not havs the deepest Astoos of NY city ss
!.rge Portion Of tho grain i.ett for Buffalo toek
1sa sos s'sd, t. have but iaa.t q tlsa
They weto al E!tteA CD With moro oF
eas troubla md delay but had Il not bean fof ts
nsua! hgh st49s Of ths water tAsss IL 10 falling whAt
4..ss ,~ixht t,ss bssa aoes A@paa so:s 1t.t
hsFge, tas hatteF. Tbs atmr dare, os tha Union
le W III ~: snaido
iP,es W., ~ y .s.s esrasl saASeaAss AsasssA
, 1875-05-10

Tho following wers shs receipts and shipments Of
the lrtng articles Of rrodnrs III this city during the
twsnty.feur ho.srs cnsilug 1t otloef on Friday
nornlnr, aud fol As corresponding dale ono rear
ago:
, 1875-05-10
ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.

sp'ef"a Df.saftA 10 ras tntcago 7rfs.7s
I'asALLE, ILL.,, hny o.-AnrrvEp-Dur from u.,.
notsn, with flrowood for Lasalle,
pErAnrrp-rrop Atlantic, with merchandise. ana
eanslbuat aracia GrswoIl, with lumber tor reor,.
sna Aesrorolta and 1Batella with amber for uhilH,
CANAL,
0LEAnEp-Nohing.
HssEp our-frop Atlantic, tnarc,,atdsse, and dr,c,.
Hfihwbid lumbar. both for Peoria; Mernlm,tl AMI
Isabella both WITH lumber for chillieoths, Dr sb
Lock 15, " ~ sn
, 1875-05-10

tfnclado, ali k,ottl. stotpt shouidey4 tad H. r.
hams. -
Tho sock Of rrnv.ions IN Cincinnati, on Nay j,
WA a. f'ows: rcra, 2i,ou bsis; lard, 9l,oc0 tcs
dry saitrd neats Geo s The ssoc3 ont year sco
~az - fouows Pork, 1855 bril-; 1Ard 8s07 tos; DRY
salted meatn, s5,sooooJ lbs.
aiEss Fcnx-Was quiet, and averaged IL ret bfl
lower In a,lspathy will Now York. rhItl, w.s auetcd
weak 1t the minimum prices paid hess, having 10
marg1n to my the cost Of shipment 10 lis seabppr
sacs were reported OF 400 bss cast In rar lo,a> Ut
s:l.?D@sat-te; 3Go3 trit, seller juno, Ut $3!.c7Eta
2.'2h; o,W0 brha. sesr July, 1t S21. 3Qs0
brls. sallts August. Al and 2 bss seller
September, at a.,.tt. Total. 0.7c0 brl Tie market
closed au!o! at s.i:5n cash Say for Jubs!
sst;so ior Ju'T; nd s:a'u:' q. ~ ior Aaguht.
lAnn-"3a dun and slats carter, but wss not
otered freely, hcncs the market could not te called
NEAR Bailey ware reported Of IL lcA caah at $l5,43t
Su3 Ja}1 .ss # fSsa 'ars s 1.s s:s5
jy nd n6naly 4 for ri Ansa 'l''' Tor
MEArs-Mcsa dnll aud \ shaIa taStcr though not
aaoeed lower; H'lea wers im!Iel 10 50 boses long
harne ~ ns) 1t lie. Tho market olosel ii 8Ae
Ter shoulders, cash OF sallar May; 8c do sser JuuS
sfs do ssllsr July; long c1eas lao cash II seller
rI;y asy 20 se'ef J~ns do seex Jny !:e 'oE
erJuly. .l:c stnst clears rash or selltr May i:c
10 sellsr Junr, l2fc; do tol'er Jaly. llTe. b,red
meals W higher than ioose sun,mcr.clitel English
Eeasr, i1H4s2c lo1cd; awee:-picklcl hafus, Il la
ealiNe fer laEs. oto Tor rlsou'lers l3o Tor shofi
,DEEF rNonuGra-Tsrs e'Iet anu Aomfnaiy nm
eefanse Il $3.50 for 1nc*s t9bo for extra uszi and
IALLnH-Quotg4 at 8M{2t4e.'
, 1875-05-10

~ hs Etu'F ~ 1hs Ittltd3o lTtdHHas
CnIoAno, May 8.-fIariug boon Navigator IA eaR
waeta feel compelled 10 make fcw remarks in ref
erencs 70 tho fosc-snd-sit sclr ramico, which was
forcsd to put buck twico to Qncaustawn, having ee.
nally failed 10 make tho nororM rsts,go in tho dead
Of winter, with western wiryls prevailing The as-
tcmut Of tho Captain us ths pamco was slmrly IN.
aano. Not even salt-nator seaman, in small yps-
ael would asonpt 10 mako tue passage, not 10 speak
Of man accuttonscd 10 frcsh xatcr Cruises who. ii
would l'o decided by any competent board ct eea,ntn
could not oflcate N boy In salt WATERS II tho PAN.
loo had takcn tbs southcrr course se would hays ii
least nads tho trip In sixty days. And this IL long
Tins thtfty.avo 10 forty days on al average bsna
respectable showing do not attempt to not Justify
tho pamllcoa 1rst effort IN tho norilcrn
rahsage+ Int nccond Attcnnt ,sas
hlioto In tho o1trome. controvos1y
On 1is point anoDN experts. feel ssture roul rs.
uh'na t" tho benefit Of navigation anl dcon that
tile resS Will eofnc1ds III my oouvietlans do not
knnT Tho Captain Ut tilo selIr iamiicp, huk would
not object to aLihE net only tho ac1uaitaco Of tat
gantionisn Int Ut any osbura wln wilt n,4nFcAt All iu.
tloa At iaaue. sea satisfied that c1ni,,I1uoflrr rn-
distlls will l'o Glad to interest himself In ts snye-
meHt, on tho brou theory Of up.etitH false theories
A. regard. navigation, uht'h are painfully nl,uesoua
Respectfully, Jous scitARREsnxna,
No. III liOpa EttAaA
, 1875-05-10

Of sprfoAchna price .hangos. AtfolLa s!de-hahdi
ara n"r DC. Wao1en Kon!s remain 1nist. Certain
at,'at ot American rrla.a h.s. recovered to ia ty
agents.
, 1875-05-10
bstf't 6radet hNina ddolsd Il $500 31aeo fAth
brought &l.61kt1l.76.

saes wrre rsr"fted ofi oafso achr BImsnon%, from
I''lnaon, % m strips 81 II, boards 4. si.5o; 4, m
iath ss aleaH; aeov Milton. from W4sc Lake t:o n,
eotnnon mixed Al 1851 scr Express. frnn, Mnsa.-
.,ad strips ri $ii6o; la'h si.is, ait soit by
1,lsnchast, f1ottln'l Il CO.. Cargo schrs Sl,a,ni
and Falran, frum LElngto, l35 III ind i'm IN foIrfs
end aruntfitH Al f8.s0t kna Ivy 3. H. fort,tn Co
Cargo srhr Clara, frun, hAntrtee 10 nj rejects at $s ID
LEO m !otaa and ecatlnF Mt $ltO pa1i ty william
nmEer fhb Sari tlsIneya was nu]n todd I'M, prirra
far n1ost Grades were utcady as foilora:
ErNc!tAF..is Gnfas0 90
Htruilh clear, Inch to Inch. 4UNtAl M
Thtri clear, lnrh. ...,.,.,. 3dpO III IN
ahlst1 cleat &hck ............ 41tUG2i4l
Graf hnnflNg. lst ahtt ~. rongi. ~. as,
Eiesf alalhg lat anu teeat. 2l.nhs II 30
tilst sohnlon sf1fE. ..,...:....... l1Qr4sla.0O
r!onrihgt hfat ctnn!",t tIrrsAht. &c. nj nl.N
IinoflhE fcc0nE colnmont AreaAcd.... "a. lA!G.ni
Dn1 hArdst ard u........s.t..4,.... T.tU,a3s.M
Moek hoar'tS S.....,.................. M.GAuaR.tU
HoFK hoard s...r......,......ss....2 2i.t0 12n0
slork naar.is 1J.tsh7 10
kenclEG 10 11n0A11tO
Edhninh GntlNr, II It anil nfittr. IT, E7 no
1o,t AL" scaht!lhg, I'D to ~ H.......... t20ta1aM
1sain 2taHa5 us
AhhinRcS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I.nr,t H1t
ahlng'es On tFack tA>....,..........-.. 7,bua 276
LIVE STCcK,
, 1875-05-10
TELEGRArH1C HARRIET REPORTS,
FoREloh MARKETS.

| 5bsefa{ Dtspnteh Ia fAs CAfeaqo Njaunx.
| L1rEnsooi, May 8-1 a+m.-F1ou4-No. s. i, a2A
No.. 2ls.
Observation-Disclosures j, n ID, Nc. T. %;
spring. No. l. sa 81; No. . d; white, No. l, % "a
No. ?, 81 lid.
| LtvEHeoot, bfay SIS p. tn.-DnxApsrurrs-ou,c
anl rest unchanged,
1lvEnrooi. May ys-Evs.-rlouR-Es.sA stals and
! Western, ga.
oaAls-wheat-so, Ito No. ! sprtng, n.w, q 1oad9
" Gofn-Amoslcan mlxsd, now, aiE Cd,
P1ovIstoss-Pork-America winter Wcslc.n, Tbp: to
EaassFn, "a cd- nsef-New Amesicau, 1ss I'd. Lard
American, G7s. Dacon-Nsw. oumberland cut, &os ID,
cnEEsE-Fine American, ia,
TALLow-AMerloan, tts 0d,
PkThoLsun-leaneh, sNal spirits. u.
AHTWEaT, May s.-prrRoarux-?y
LONDON, uay b.-1,uLL1oS.-Amouns OF bullion
gone Into lie Dank Of England On balance TO-DAY.
f13,GoA.
1AHk hArr-nats Of discount In opsu market for
hreo mpnthsf bills, sA, or 4 bslox lis Bank Vt En-.
gland rata,
cossarA-FOF money, sssae,4 account, sake
a1!G.
uMrzD srArss Dosps-eo4. 1os a7s, loext io-4oa,
l0s nav 81, 1U94.
ttti "a. EHc, ao4; Preferred, "a.
TALLow-A3 ID,
prraoLrvu-1ssnned. s!Ed: spsrits do, aKd,
fARu. May B.-AssrEa-tat a,o,
BpsToN WOOL MARKET,
BosroH, May a.-Transactioua Ia wool woro seaIp
quite largo. hut Tiers u 10 improvement tu notice.
uo1srs still dppoaed 10 elose up stoehs - tast ~
possib1a. Ths principal Transaction. have hesu In
pulled aud ualitornta. Fine feeces still moys slowy,
and ho1lsrs IaVs to ahAds Att!e On beth the aoceas
and Australian to eject salss; but medium and comb
lug aud d6laius nssoaa st!Il command ysry s1tsema
prices. Trsusactions In hssea wool incluls 1l6o0o
hs; Ohio Aad pennsylvania, gla fur Xxx; 80 for
good XII t4@s1o for low and No.1. choice No,
Ohio would soil 1t sc8tao whls xx heecex cannot
bc forced Oh 10 any e1tent n over saasse, Medium
Michigan has boen sold \ SO: whita < ranses
At A8a5Qa; cAotee medium New Yotk
sold II 81, while good ao!4 At 2yc. Asdlpm low
and No. teses are IN fsct The suly nsscas tha can
bs diapessd Of At Estafscooy pue>, Fns wools arc
~ much neglected ~ II sny tus for aous xesks psst
Aha scarcity Of medium aescs continues to turn to
attention Of manufacturer To hnp sppSrs aud thla
description ID dsruanl Il previous pFsas pulled
very little inquired for. aud low pulled IL also rather
dnll. There y atill disposition on tie part OF r.
eeivers to keep supplies Of pulled sold up - close -
possible, pr!ces - high - tsy a1s lks,y 10
ba foE SONS tms, conb!ug and dsiaius Hs4css, ia
t5e; unv.shed, combluk aud daslus neecea, s13sQai
saoulsdt &1cGSl,o5 supsr ppiisd, 31Q367ka,
r. PtTT5RuHo OIL MARKET.
hqY~ r.. 1lA. n.Is~
, 1875-05-10
l.uMHER,

Tbs Wholesale market wa aetire snd STEADY. III.
offerings copaldersblJ larger than on FRIDAY. hut
agootllt nuHGcr " local shl country dssls.s vcrs
presaat, aud Tho i4cEsssed competon enabled ssots
u oltat Esesut pEdess 9ensssly, ost os tho sal.s
ware 70 ths city trsle, though u4mbes Of ssssoes
wars a ta b. sh1ppsd direct n tha tpts1aor. Nse4.
fto8 sal& u a.aas ard leb lu11hag u H. III
, 1875-05-10

|
P1T1ssuRo. Pa. May e.-pttsoleum quiet, crude,
et218l.5 u parkert; Tsaus1s lie, phlslslphia d.
lvlsy,
, 1875-05-10

FFetghts vera vsry dull. Agents searcsly aot n,b,t.
from local shlprhrt Int there some Inquiry from
milwaukee, for vsaaaa TO load Wheat a, The rates Of
feFe werc ahads h!ghor than recent bids, Tor small
vessels 4Sc ~a1 oforc Ai1il for latge nnes 41c. Nc
enKagatnsnsh were rcpotseil. Tto local ratcs wors
tia schr G. A. King n rc or ei tzian fnr Sn M IN,
corn to Orlenthtrn At SIC -t~ -
, 1875-05-10

9nEApsTuTFS,

rLoon-w,, ,anse.,sr anaAps rouFs .c,Iss ,.,, ,,u
MANI eh,nr ~ so.sa ..sea.s se''.s' oe,na ray do
slightly on liz uere.se, but 4totk. wers s 20 lp,tsl
u 10 eu,ba hn]er, n ho a ~.
weakuess ia reat s... x.ra .,nnr. y, nm hrs us
H1ntafa n e1.oo; 1850 brs spring e1t.is psstiy at
r,e nour, both on private ssrms Tna, 1sso W. u,'
3e6oa1.so; common to good do, sa,oaRsso; choice
spring s1rar, s512Baso; fa,r do, shspning grades,
tnm,aarn. ,r.,ns .1a..r" - ~ p.'eAs sp'h2'
s,., 'F'ans AaPesahes, s7'aoGt1S ~ hour
ssas,'so; ~ d., J.. ,,o,..,.
Sales wers 10 to., s on tr.ct mi s,s an ~.
on board cars. - ''''S w %'''1' ''a ''''' 'fe'
.na % coarse s.:. .ss. nss - 10.
"s1s N1np,.sa.~s.,.. w .es; ,.,. n 90, :.
oosla.
wnEAT-wss lets aesiro and Qeusrs.,y unsettled.
ss further decur Of about per bu There W.. no
md Iiyrrn,oi mi mr. rc,nt @ ito!n NEW dosA
but ths 1eatsr VA 10 w,sa = 10 .fs IT, 70. eTan,n
out Of The narint pacs is cantrol M liz hands
mors onnouTs Uino to ihos. ~, hnr 'nn COUNTY were
au .yen tro calfors c.ns tha nsss W. d %o,s III,
~ rcnrcs. anocnitiss u.aa o2'"n IN: aso HhaeA
neretne "on;r1 ~ oFatefT M sAsse VA: no
sdid not tsts III .r sx'n ;a edsHo oteratos
tor os 20 sa2y 1n'ds,ar vIsa bad seu seve
xhsat Was 1satyo,y hesT, sn1 s[o hses cssh
rrics for fntnrs esI}yoriss affaasoa af a1"a eo
natr.d III l!1,s iaa. IN en.ea ,e;n s m1sse nd
orenmxs S.re tatsa' hor.xss tGn MasF q ~.
il!sx 4 s.tisl tsay H.: u. a sea
LIZZIE a s"o VI aats nfoyoasy took hold
s s.., tnn 1i., .lAs. NM laloH si aud .hu
jnn. opened Il Hseedu1 .G0xs 70 .ss sss,
, 1875-05-10


The ktrAfa t uranl Trunk IIus earrfts or Ina
bFoom thia season for having tits nr.t yessl. p3,,
through tbs Straits this way ihsa sc..o,,. Tbs nrou
Equinox OF ILLS lIns srrlsed hero Saturday 1gbt q.
9ocldek with cargo Of lumber from Uny civ. FIJI,
left thnta On tkb ID md sttsved u tLe Htt,it,
on t1s 7th- Hhu attempted t. makn her way
through Tho soah rasenao, but waa prevented l,y =
largo MAS Of solld ,ce. rhieh store holo Ii, hsr bow
Al alo xsa making considerable wafer sho backed out
nnd went around 70 1tackluaw, whero she WA
hraehca and the hole nsonpod up. Bhe thcn went
sufonga the north rabsaHa without plcotiu5
with any obstruction II consequence " tls
%scciuent % IN thb south ras.aee Ahb waa
detaincd tnns sixteen hnurt. The prop s. b. Call
w. ,l barge Guiding sar q tic ainas s, arrived
{rster.aJ *turnocn Ut oock They aisn cams iron,
D., olt1 ~ vii, c4rsots # lumber The calwo!i .i
toM lets nAy City few hours previous to the Equinox,
and at el.l,ns to have rs'sel through the str.lls
pared by the othrr ressel. Tbs Captain OF tlIs Cali
well stJh That hB met with largo ela Of solid ce in
tue soiifh raAanget Rnh, itks this Eanuox had to isc
out and ~ 10 hfacttusw, wlero 1u tuok t,o norfii
passage lilo met considerable Ice from Chol,oyaan Il
fous DAsy. From Ca.head Point up sIsrc il
broken up ;, and .elushy. liz raw ths
nsonslier pass through III. straila on the til, and A.
iar u 10 cotiin observe, sllo Heut alotlr without
tsadte. III oi through tho Strata on tic Atlt snu
eAW two schaonara working their way through the
south passage between ruint Dctsy sud 8outh Mani.
tou isani. The Captain ai.o stacs that ht xaw tho
sus9nel!a1lna jaPsing up Traverse Lay, which is a.
most cntIroly irro tr0n,lre.
, 1875-05-10

HOG PRoDUCTb-ThAse was scarcely anything do
lnE. except IN mess pork, and fhe t1arkes dragged
badly, With weak undestow. though hog. xets se-
ported iea' plenty and b9iOe Per 100 ts higher.
Thers wss llls denland and ths market promises 10
b quet tIa After tho taking Of ttocka Oh s tsth,
which, II Il thought, will mol show larGe tecre,ss, a.
tle recent outward Increment Of proau Ct has Leon
light. especially Of winter cured.
sH1rAEsrs-Ths Commercial Etport g!rcs tho fol-
lowing ~ the shipments OF provisions from this point
for tho week ending May q, 1878, and aines Nov l.
1871, togstaer With comrasi,oua;
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-24

poets, before referred to, it cannot be long before Pinal will be among our richest and most populOus counties. have only time for word as to the pleasant appear ance Of Florence and it's shady streets and must close this letter by making mention of the Hotel de Jim sam. The propri- etor of this house was born somewhere In the direction Of far Cathay, but tiring of tyranny he fled across the painless Pacific, and bravely renouncing his matutinal and other rats and parting from his cue he became a Melican man. He has occupied every station on the Panama steamers from cook to steward, and the weary traveller who stops at Jim's Hotel has oc- casion to be glad that the proprietor by industry and economy saved enough to start hotel himself, and that he came to Arizona to make his venture.
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-24
J. ". HALL,
 LaAe Capt. U. s. Vol
". G. CRAFTS, Late Clerk War Den't
J. ". HALL, ". G. CRAFTS, lAAe Capt U s. Vol Late Clerk V lar Dept. JOHN W. HALL & CO. Bounty, Pension and General Claim and
 Collection Agents,

No. SPA 9th-st Northwest, Washington, D c
 Prosecute claims of all nature against the General Government. Business in our hands receives prompt attention and re- turns are made at earliest possible mo- nient. Claims for Stock stolen or killed by Indians and Mexicans are made a spe- ctatty. Our facilities for successful pros- ecution of all classes of claims, are unsur- passed, and we respectfully solicit the patronage of all.
 REFERENCEs:-Hon. T. O. Osborne, Gov ec1or Of Kansas; Hon. J. Nj. Harvey, U. $. Senator of Kansas; Hon. $, c. Pomer0y of Kansas, and many friends in the South west. April IF. 2S-4w
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-24

IN our last weeks telegrams there was but which we didn't. It was from a San Diego Union letter which went on to relate how that Mir. Chas. J. Fox, c. E., went out with party from Julian City, Cal, to the ChImihueva district and met with some thrilling incidents in thls Chimi- hueva district, such as being caught in a terrific sandstorm and living three days anything about the sandstorm part; the gentleman can have his sandstOrm and if he wants to be mean about it he can take ours, but he mustn't be sending out his weak bean stories to these parts with the hope of creating any sympathy. We told MT. Fox's tale to a Mexican friend of ours and he couldn't see the point; wanted to unfortunate man didn't have enough of them. We finally had to explain to our friend that MT. Fox was agtating the whole Pacific slope and trying to make a future party issue out of the fact that he had been compelled to live for three days on beans. Our cortezian friend not under standing, and beginning to look little angry we called in several interpreters, fearing that we hadn't translated the story properly, from English into Spanish and from Spanish into English" We went over the ground again and introduced the name of ChimIhueva as frequently as we could without obscuring the facts, and our friend wandered further and further from the point and at last became down right angry under the supposition that we were joking him, and we were mighty glad to get him out of the house on a sort of com promise. MT. Fox should be careful how he starts these little stories. He should re- collect that there are national prejudioes in diet as in all things else and that while one man likes his "wheat bread and chicken fixens," another mans ideas of heaven might be of place where he would have beans till he couldn't rest
Arizona citizen., 1875-04-24

A GENERAL Court Martial is ordered at Camp Grant on April 24, for any business to be brought before it, with the follow ing detail; Capt. A. T. Smith, Eighth Infantry, Capt. G. McC. Miller, Assistant Surgeon, First Lieut.. F. T. Adams, Eighth Infantry, First Lieut.. A. E. Woodson, Fifth Cavalry, and Second Lieuts. c. H.. Watts and E. P. Eckerson, Fifth Cavalry, First Lieut.. A. B. Bache, Fifth Cavalry, Judge Advocate.