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The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12
St. Louis aud Morgan County Mining and Smelling
 COMPANY.
VIM. H. WILSON,
 Business Manager.

This Company does general Land Agency Business Negotiates Loans, &c. Especial attention given to the Purchase and Sale of Mines and Mineral Lands, or ganizing Mining Companies. &c.
 Our determination is to make our office the Headquarters for all Mining Men visit ing our city. We refer to the business community of St. Louis.
 Our facilities for selling Lands are un- surpassed, from the fact that we propose to issue Monthly Paper of our own, as soon as our list of Lands will justify, which we will distribute Free throughout the Eastern States and Europe, thus bring ing your properties before the public to the best advantage.
 All business correspondence should be addressed to
 W. H. WILSON,
 feb 20-1y. Business Manager.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12

CAN'T PUBLISH THEM A large portion of our telegrams this week relate to 8 new phase of the |" Beecher Scandal" and we do not publish them. Our readers will bear us witness that we have kept this nastiness out of the columns of the SENTINEL. In this case it appears that the infa- nous liar and pefjurer, Henry c. Bowen, who occupies the same place in morals and decency with Moulton and Hilton, has taken the stand in Plymouth Church, and utters what he knows to be internal lies against one of the purest and best of men, and at the same time the greatest preacher of this or any other age. That's all we have to say.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12
CAUTION !!

All parties are cautioned against nego- tiating certain note of hand, drawn in ia vor of E. E. CHILSON and signed by the undersigned and dated on or about the Twentieth day of September, 1874, for the sum of $500 %.
 JOHN D. SIBBALD. Gila City, January 10th, 1876. 22-t4
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12

A London custom house officer says that his experience cOnvinces him that women as a rule would rather smuggle their gloves and other nick-nacks, than receive the same as a gift at cost.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12
Furnished Rooms To-Let

WE HAVE NICE, QUIET, GEN FEEL FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET TO GENTLEMEN.
 These rooms are adjoining the YUMA EXCHANGE, corner of Main street and Jones' Avenue. Call at the Yuma Ex. change. REDONDO & BALE.
 Yuma, Oct. 9th, 1875. If.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12
NOTICE.

My wife Carmel has left my bed and board without prov"oation. aud hereby give notice that will not be responsible for any debts she may contract
 NICHOLAS GUNTHER. Castle Dome, Jan 18th, 1875. 29-t4
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12
SPECIAL ORDERS

SPECIAL ORDERS Carefully and promptly filled by my San Francisco Branch Office, and entire satisfaction guaranteed both as to selection and price paid. In this my motto is
 EXCELSIOR !"
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12
COMMISSION and FORWARD
 ING.

Every attention will be paid to- forwarding consignments of Mer- chandise, Machinery, Ores, Hides. etc., either to or from the inte. rior. \
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12

"It's eleven shillin's ye say? I'll give you nine," said thrifty cheapener of goods. ''No, I said seven shillings," replied the own CT. "Seven shillin's, is it? Pll give ye five!' rejOined the cus- toner. So it seems to be with the Democratic Appropriation Committee of Congress, which wants to reduce the mon thly pay of West Point cadets from $50 to $40. Many of them are too poor to live on the latter allowance, and the reduction would compel them to resign and seriously crip- pie the institution. Out of this $50 they now have to pay for clothes, rations, and all expenses save hunks and instruction. If they are to be cut down to less than $1 50 a day, they might as we'll go and be tramps and have done with it.-Groph5c.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12
Troublesome Times.

From the numerous murders, robberies and outrages reported from every point of the compass, it would seem as though we had fallen on unlucky times. They are evidently a little out of joint and the stories of Knights of the Moon and Gentlemen of the Road, are the usual theme of lOungers at taverns and corner groceries. First, was @ bloody fight at Las Cruces in which three or four, more CT less were killed and crip- pied; then 8 man or two killed at Cimarron; daring stage robbery in Cooks canon; man killed and robbery committed at La Cinta on the Canadian. and finally the destruction of the office of the Nea0s & Press; all transpiring with
 in a week. Evidently, stirring newspaper items are becoming more plentiful than during the piping times of peace of a few months past--Las Vegas Gazette.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12

All of which are offered at SAN FRAN CISCO PRICES, freight and charges only added. My facilities for purchasing ena- ble me to boldly make this offer to any aad all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1876-02-12
SUMMONS.

Tn the District Court. Second Judicial District. within aad for the County of Yu- ma, and Territory of Arizona.
, 1876-06-03
LAKE TIIl;[GIITS.
CltICh1O,

vcfsc,s were IN moderate demand at unchanged
rates. ChArlcrs wcru rcl,ored OF echrs Il. L.
usnfc nnd 1.afrlncr, corn to Buffalo. at .Hc: schu
j. MHgcc and u. DeW0lf. corn nt Ste and sct,1
Sam Cook, wheat, at 6Mc; nchr Two Friends, oai4,
al 4l{c, all 10 Kingston. Capacity nlAt IL, 600 l1
wheat, Us. GOO bu corn, and 70 oto BIT outs. fte
RensanEeo and Illlvctla were taken In tue after.
moon for 1s, 900 bn corn through
Et.BRWHR1tE.
DErnorT, May 3t.-Thc steam barge R. J, Hack.
cit WINS engaged for coa1 Cleveland TO Chicago, Al
45c, md her consort the McGrcgor, at 40c to,
downtown dock. Whitaker 4 Co. report ths
achr City Of Tawns, 5000 brls salt, Saginaw aud
bay City to 1roen Bay, at 15c per b.'. c. W.
Norton reports schr Mary Hattie, dry plne lnmbc.
AipcnA to Cleveland, At 81: :t7M per III on ral;
seow II. Moore, coal, sandusky to Port sarnia, al
40c per ton, free.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, juno 1.-Thc chartortng
business wus comparatively slow and tanc to day,
Vctscls were not In much demand, md rates wcro
considered nomtnnl at &c on wheat to Buffalo, md
DC to Kingston. Tho prop Roanoke takcs 30, 0ti0
bu o oats 10 Buffalo on through rate, and the CITY
Of Now York takes +, 100 bu Of rye to Oswcgo 1t
7hc: i. 900 bu Q. wheat to oedenshurg ut 7hei
and |, 200 brls Of -four. rate not given.
DufFALo. N. r., May :1.-Coal TO- Chicago
quoted ut Soc. Tho only chartor reported was tic
schr j. X. Bentley ut 50c TO Chicago fEct.
, 1876-06-03

FOREIGN.


tfpectdl DfspafcA to 1ns Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, June 2-1l .. IN. Markets unchanged.
F3our-No. /, a4l Cd; No. 2. !2A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES No. l, bs 3d. NO. ?, "a ID;
white, No. IL i0s ID; No. !, o. 'Lsi; club, No. !, 1us
~, No, 2 ItA I'd. Eorn-No. 1, 204 ID; No. = 28s
I'd,
iroefaons-rork. aA Lard. Co.'S
LivEnrouL, Juno 2-7 p. m.-Hre1dstHGs-Flftn. Z.
WheAt-Sprlng Mo. L. b. Hd No. 2, H I'd; wtc, NJ J,
L4srd-sth u.
LlyEnpts,., juno 9-Lhtest.-Cbtfon-Ftrm and I'M.
cauKet; Gs0 a.lBd; sales uO bales Including LOO
for speculation aud export. and d l Aucrcani salea
u! the week. ~ bU Including 5,U1 for expert, 100
for speculation, mud 81, nM AncElcan total stock.
lu,l ,ex4l including 9.Bttu American; receipts, d..
txa Including ~ Anieytcani actual export. 4. nO;
amount Aaoat 3t3, o0o including lIu.uuu American;
forwarded direct from s'p's side TO sptnnrr i0,oO
Yatna and fabrics at Manchester STEADY.
Hrtad4tlGs-Flrn; receipts 0f whent for three days.
n Go urs, Including l4,Uu qes American. California
whte wheat average o. ttIe4loa I'd; lo club. 1td 2d4
ltA Gd rcd WcstcTn pprpg No. 2to No. !, N odaa 81;
do wtnrT BdQsDs l0d. FlOur--WtsterH canal. 2axa
als I'd. Corn-Weateyu n'1cd. 9es eda17s 0ats, Sac
3sGd. harley. 81 81. PeAs-Cxnadlan+ sasts31a Gu.
C1oeer s<ta-hs3e0a. ..
lrortstons-MeM pork, prime. RA. Prime mes oeess
s1s- Lard bA Gd checac, sss. bAcon-Lonk clear, ~
Cd; short do. IN Cd.
3utioso-4la I'D. .... .
I*trossu'a-sprtts sssss sdl tchued los odoi1s sd.
LInt<e,t Ni-1Js
Er4.-Com,nun, u ada4s 9di pals, 1as
Spirits 3NrpfntiHs-2&s.
LAINnuN, JlnH 3.-SlHFtf1 1lrp<HHHt-k6 6d
LlM4eea 0h-12s Dl4t1as.
| [ttruttd LlHseEd-Ajz tdG4as od.
| Lfnstfd Cike-4H 1ad4tius.
| LV5AmoA Kssln-s9I.
Aa1wxDr, june 2.-j*troltHm-77so 3D.
, 1876-06-03

Tyson, Monom1neo lumber; schr D. L. Fiia, Ne,
nominee, lumbor: achr Joscs, Holland, wood; ptn
Corona, as. Joe, suntlrics; tcow n. N. Dunh,m.
1kc'a ricr. wood; schr tleo. l.. Scavcr, Musteron'
lnu,cr; s.mr Chicago, Afnnltnwoc, runtlr!es; ttms
A1pcnn. Mnrkcgon, snndtcs: prop q. +. Heath
aaugatuck, lur,hcr; tchr j. u, Sawyer, Duf.
fnlo conl; schr Hartford. Osweeo, coal;
rtllr 1u1nbcfnAn, Hack Greek, lur1t,cr; echr NJ
II, FerfY. While Lake, lumber; prop New Ern
Muhkcgun, tawtng: scnt Ataunto Atnake9on, fum,
bcr; scnr 7: U. d., MuakeEon. lumber; achr Cit
HnIaio, runlstcs ncr Harvest Ilo,nc.. E.cnnaba,,
rcnw t}fnnrer, l'ahlwin's rlos. lark; schr W.T.
Jones; htch!g27n c.y; light; prop Chs. Rc..
her; scir Metropolis, Traverse Lay, woo.,; r:on
Valkenhi,rg, Trnvcrse Hay, waol; FclE Iinrrirt
Ann. White Luke, iumheF; prop Newbu7g, nuGa.
ttsamAScr.-schr Advance, pcthtlgo, aunlrlc,.
,lrics; stmr Chicago, Manito,vuc. 10 hdl. grern
hides, nntl sunt}rict; scbr kclchtIm, Wh.u Fi.il
River, u h1lr Hour 10 hrls ,ref; echs j. w. Doanr,
Ktngs."u H. ol ba corn; sehr siocking nir. hi.
10. 200 ha wheat; prop James Davidson, lyuf..
talo, $1,000 hM corn; prop oaww"Ealchc.
oTs"sers i'sa 7sao ~ I,r corn Ind loo snn,sl hi
coln, Nonsrenl. H. joB In corn; scit urirnt,
Kingston. so n'sl hn curn;, prop q. T. Heath, Sau
:,atck. no hIdrs and snntlrrs; stmr Apcna, Mus
kcEou, h7lA pork. lrIn lu0r: sclIr e. G. Trow
bridge CLohoygan, 3u0 hi oats 10 brla Ilour. il
Iris uri. brla brcf achr Mearn. IiutTnto. nc 1U{
bu wheat; bark Iinns Ctockrr, 1ako Sturgeon, Il II
iflck, IN lnnlbcr; schr s. a. Andrews, Lake TRAY
aundsics; schr Mocking- -l'!ri. Dunu1o, 3i,4s7 i,
, 1876-06-03

srmn,Ion. r 67:l In wheat
The following grain was inspected into storo
nm Friday morning: 81 cars No, IN. W, wheat,
n cars No. N, W, do. i cars No. l spring, II
cara No Q d. m cnrs No 4 do. ~ cars rejected
dn :, cars no rrade fag5 nhtat): 81 cars hIch
mixed corn. 31U cars and :, 200 bu No do, 9
e,,. and III mn In nav mi 1cd do 52 cars and H. OGO
I'M rclectcd In. 4 caro no prnda fi55 cern>:
cn,, white onts ri cnra No = do. Al cars rejected
IN a cars m rrade tsa oats,. II cars No. . rye.
Q cnrs rejected do. cars No, barley, = cars No.
Il In cn+ rcyrc.ed io Total tB50 cars> 377 600
h. 1,,rcrtrd ant. ss, 708 bu wheat. ets. .t}3 bn
corp IL on bn onts.
Thnrc was mt ,nuch AaIJ yesterdny ahnpt the
,,tc rnrncr In hnrlcy but poo, ,lcn thourht. nnd
so,na of tho fcw cxntosslons uttered In regard to
It wars forc,bo epourb. II /, not tmnos4lble that
thr matter viii ret into the court, before Il is
limo Win. In tbut cass The whole mnttcr Of cnm.
mrrca1 mnra1n would nrobably ba pred suft,clentlv
IN ucrmit n reform, The difficulty Of nas.iuu
;u,.1nrnt In thr ca,o Nv the Hard Of Dircctors
viii In prrntcr than In most other 1pnrkuts 10, tho
reason TINT tnrley ia usually rrrardc ~ an a,t{.
acIul lrnl ANYWAY md that this market Ii compnr.
atyc,y udc,endent Of those in other cftIcs Hence,
thc chauccK nr TINT the 1uwyers will get hold Of
IT. and ibc untter may even and Its wny into tho
| f,tln,tnal Courts.
II wan STATED On Change Yesterday TINT the Hoard
| of Trade cannot ndunt . 10 per cant rule. IL IL
wmd in rr,,ard IN ,nthsI conirort, whicr con,t,.
tute fully nineteenth. of thntradinu. pertaps not,
Du4 tho noatd might tetusc 10 dlsciplinu INV mem
her who was Willing 10 cry quits Oh TINT baHis 1,ho
propos,t,un 10 abolish ali tucs. and 1et tho trading
ho settled IN on honor alons. might do well In sona
| rountricu but uot hcre A roo,i many m.mhor. ~
tho uarJ need no law IT.. the coycrnnnce NJ their
| o,xn ron1uct: hut they do med tayv IN nvo,.ct
| them from thcyea outside tho Board AMI frou,
person, within its fold who would nct unfairly
wh.n,vcr such courac promised ia ,,c Y,,,ot.hl.
|
, 1876-06-03
BIiEADSTUFFS.


auea ases ia ess 70 se
x 70 ss, es, s ss5 y sD. 1.
ssisss te.,a. sad 's =. s's!ss s.s.a,. sSsay !!
etoot5oo Total ,s+ sra; tbs market 1,sk, closed
e9tqa 70 rood do
a7.s; shipping extra. ti:soe,a.oo; good do, ts.oo
o. a7A' ei.o'ee DO s:sst5;s7h; patents do $500
@so ~ co. o lxa aa, =. ''f'os
s.s. tss;s ~ = ! r.
board e4 Also 10 tons "n'F at s'' % ff'e board
ca r.. .o,-co,rso Urn, non,r,, =, s,7 ooa,7 ., nor
ton ron on t;.es. 11,ae'"''' ""' A''''D''
wuEAr-w.. les. active, aud averaged Ms,c tower,
Tue ,ket &C. sn. S1e sny II
.drancs u ID ia ib' In I,erpool hut bseree"
;.s: ss xss #: Ss;s
@ > xs s9s
@ ssn5s ss IL: ss ,Js isss; sS
isff
~ !ss @ ~ spp!ss sssasa " $ssSS
Wa o1s tEo floor. aid ha Ieportsa rontaas good
!ss fss = s:
!sas ts e :? ttt s
10 ADVANCED tH II ksA, ahu GlosGu At $lO]t
seller ttie ,n0nt or cash No. spring, sud ut $ UL
ypi 0i1i ciusn9 1t Acer huKus snfd spaflugj
ii al Metj,Dik t:nsl sales reported Of Is ITO
m ~: 3sprns i sl.V :na,@ !no 81 So; d. II
IcCtyI d. ii b.s!r; nn sll bu by sAilju Ut nScds
Siu3 ou track. TntaI, IN. Tx, bu.
UiuHfsoid VhtaI-M NJ ju!et uuA abOut 1c lower lp
sympathy With tls xrncss market, with only light
III III No. 1t 81. IL; H. t.nhu No. ut ioIfty o.;
atfi hu By sample utcH IL, 10 track
CoKaSW~ moderately act!ye aud eaaIcr.. Tho mar
Iaus1 !asgs reres but rard To the ciHsng rices of
Thursday, Liverpool 3l!4U1 per AID ~ hlgtr.
| snd BaltlInoFu lruIer ttsUnKs New York was dull.
There W. very xond dcnand fur shipment, which
rash luta fclatls ely stronY tanblnE Lbs
Increased supply aud thia sustaiel lie market nItJ
lnrxu u1cr!nss country account which weru fol.
, 1876-06-03
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments wese dlsd for record
FriInr Juno 9:

Tho following instruments wese dlad for record
Friaay, juno 2:
ctr PROPERTY.
nurnR It, I1l IT. Of Webster Ay. I. 4&17o IT, ,r
and buildings. dated Mny - .... ...,...::.8 Ioo
West Adafna ii. u Tlroop st, (. @exl1 -, NV,
II, dated June 20. is75. l3.oU
FluurnUy It, 2ia It Of Oakley nv I. 24xfuaa w,
h,,sH Gt Z L 1rTnr,n. ~ " dn;rI LAX. - ", 2sOO
rnH Il ~ nne r,tnIsrs dated hpri{ 10. .lUl
F!liInJra IT, 20 =. ~ II o. Campbell nv LICK ~,
l24A It, dated A.uo
rAttson II, u W cur of Elizabeth 1T, z r. Sns4x
h,1A It, dated May 80 tTlnothy Wright 10 =, ~,
J,s 19sfpn ~ Eas!innh1 II Il Taiiy is; IT, l. mi!
81 24xir0 1.lu It. With building, dated May 9 2Soo
fT'Gh 9iat@j May .: 7.2oo
Ai1eG 1atrd X XIV y. 1900
Wcst Wasil!ngion It, Il II of Ada IT.. nj,
III S.IuxliI H. dated May 30 tloacRh EaAt- - ..
man to Thotnns Lytan1. ..."......... 7LuU
JRcksnn IT. iOa II of LooH,la II. s. 33x .
I2U2-tl It, dated juno g.auU
NORTH or CRY LtH1TB WITHIN \ EADiCt OF ahFKa
NILES or THE COURT .HoIaE.
"Hnsea S.y .............. S. 80
sot:Tt ~ CRY LIMITS WITHIN 4 RAntTs OF 8kyEH
NILES or T1IH CDERT.Hnt:aE.
cot5sKs ittosa IT. I'd r. buinEs, dasea 5%e 5000
Rs7 HiS S' #, taiei May 1900
Engte ewooti nv, S24 N-lnft e Of Hatstea II, ". ~
x7It Jh.i! ri, With tU,rl34 tH.1c It 10 eamG -
iubiIYls(pu. dated April TO-. H,VuO
, 1876-06-03

The ting Nelson, which sunk the othor dny In tha
river near the Chtchgo avenue bridge, has bcun
raised, and Is now being repaired at EyAtess dry.
dock. :. The Higgis & Joncs was tho only vessel
that was on tho market with cargo OF lumber last
evening. Tho ting Bon Drake WAS engaged yes
tcrdny in dredging channel to the pier at Lincoln
Park, 10 to be enabled to land passengers there
without the danger Of grounding. The scht Yer
mint ran Into State street hrldge Thursday nghi
and lost hor bowsprit and }bboon,. :. The llttc
sshr Il With ss s ay
has succeeded in dsposi1ng 9i hcr estx9; sha
The tug Ward, which has been undergoing
1spalss At one Of tho docks Of The Chicago ~
grcntly in,proved. =. Tho hye,lb :, seh; J. ".
Doanc, Capt. Pete Meyers, left for Buffalo ycstof'
day with cargo Of wheat Tho schr Perry fIanna,
which nshorc at Deaths Door ahn1t time ago,
camo out OF dry dock yesterday. She took On q
now anchor at Tho Galenn Elevator y. Capt. Duyld
Hail. tho wcll -known vessel owner whore office was
nearly crcmntcd by tho fire OF Thursday night,
husIly engaged yesterday moving back tho fnrnl.
turo and getting everything sh!pshapc ngnln,
, 1876-06-03

sAna interest


NEW YoHx, June 2.-Gold oprnc0 vt 112A and
klos<d at ll2S. Carrying tztes. 1l3c.
Governments weEs strong and higher. with An
SctIrs Investment dsmaud. Offerings small.
liAilroad bonds wero tEm.
Central Psethes, II. Pauls, Lacrosse Division.
md Northwestern consolidated gold higher.
State bonds were quiet
There was nrm lone to stock speculation to-
lay, and prices advanced \ " 1A. With
Hsstern Union, St Paul, and PacIhc
Mall ~ features. Tue advance In St. Paul
ID due to the improving traffic u tue road. growing
put Of ths hs,sy grain movement Toward tl!s
Union st u htG74. willis tic prics in tsgular WY
VS. 68A. The pulChaAes Of Western Union were
ta&ed patty upon anticipation of dividend ot n
, 1876-06-03

LIZZIE AMI 'nn''1' .-.
Capt. Wo!tInan, Of tho schr Mary, WA lost over
bou.d May 10 near Holland. =, Inck 81, Sec. II,
IN tho new WclIaud CauaI was Dntshcl Wc.lncs
"" wv m.t' ..s 49,. ,ss, .,'''.,tnS nv. p,,
any. rms ~ l1e Asa1 4ock coh.p's'ea - u. VI
ter Chamberlain Will lay MP tor hhoft tlfle "
UulIalo for the purpose Of Iong converted Into
pasncugcr propeller after tho style u the Il, liul'
nnd 'tapt. aasaiai! ai'9snson1s r. ,'lS na anJ n
soin,, f., s,ic III IN ova Thn ssht lain Mnrcr was
lii list craft hr sailed The tug Merchant, whlch
Inns been rebuilt 1T urand IinSen, waa launched
StNday' hho mas beGn p11ehneeI ~ sc.,, Mam.
nss ~ ~, s1."f,,s a'H ~ th ,i..run trads hj
i,f, w a": sahnrtIv rfre IrayInu Huf.
ti ~, thI. Y,ant Itonvrr ii thc vchr EiarAEa
. .a!n suf ~ IL h,,ns n fswrru 10 attend iii
Man @ sa;r ~ ~ nnr,ifri J.muhtrr Il years uf asr
nS, ~ m,,$, tna,Tn,,t cnfltt, him home again,
nuuat ets,niMs, ~ ~ Ienth ~ MN Il vrnrs I'D,
sh,e i!u ~ ~ ,'."i d aii HINES az rccuysTy iii
n. Mu 10 ,Jt,, H., IN IT. oublu jlslIon, lc synln.
,tus " W.T. nrta ' rrs H. Of waT friends, .Say.
~. sMtea =. ~ eI3s"nn.tu t.It IN rruurf,,t hy the
t1 % Ess","V ~ ~ s'rn', i,nnuukn Tint vessel wa
1 osu.s ~ - nm ~ M,,n t,uint "a mlles hciow Chcbuy.
asnofn ~ ~ s;,Hnx mftrruunn r'hi. rrssri wuat
En. W. ~. r,1 Vii, tiurk huJI mi WIN headed
i'eo. '.,,n.iv dfrrrtinn. Shn In nydrntly one VI
~ ut soutnusft n,'nrI .,r,tu Innt VH..nis in tho
arS tS tra Ut MARQUETTE ar Ut lie present t,nc
r.s Nv W. tr nur,. trj1s to make. uiter Which ihtJ
ntSG LIZ o. ~ =" cnm. dn,s IL H. FL or ii ID. or pct.
n,u w.. i.ss FrrIrNta rum Escunnba 10 Cleveland
, 1876-06-03
LIVE STOCK.

TntN1.. lLV isN"
CATTJE-Thctc vcrc good mnny moro cattle In thu
yards stan there any legitimate demand fur md.
ns consequence, tic market WAS lacking IN hFnIncts,
and had It not been TINT EaRte adyccs held out snsc
encouragement there 10 little rcas0h tu doubt thAt
nriecr would hnYo rutrd lower. As WAS there was no
rcrreptblc decline. taleA making ut 81 III for fnIr
to extra slppIn9 bceycs, and at s3HHa4.23 fur corn.
uou u prime hutcers' stuH and stock cnt1e. There
wvro Bevera bunchcs Of Texas catte and AMONG tho
number were sumo good nncs. for which a. .Ukf4. -
wns realized. Common grades wcrc offered ut sl.aoDs
o15, Tho average quality O. the suppiy WAS Koo: and
sales wcrr principally at 81 1si ~ Lean cows AnEs.
puI. nnd scalawaY lota soil at 81. 7hts.6al There
wrru two nt t. %; Unc by Congcr DroS and
ono BY J. u. I0blubon.
QUOTATIONS.
CbocD neeyrs-F1ne. fat+ well.formcd3
ycas 10 yenr old steors, weighing i+3ooto
Good MISREPRESENTATION siecIs, weigh
tnE ,3U TO !, SID ns.. &40t4 Us
Medium Grndcs-5lccFsi ID fair fcsl, weigh.
Ing 1,tklD to ,9Jn 4.15EA.G3
wsinlaR s0o 10 i, fuD s.. s.........."..,.. a5oH4 Is
to i,TU ~ ,7s04 10
bulls md eralaN&E ftcgf3 :. 303. 80
, 1876-06-03

NEW fOltk.
Hxctal HgpdfcA 10 ThS 1rthuH4.

Nzw YonK, June 2.-Gratn-WhtAt fairly &C.
active, II lc lower; soms con tineuta' hnd
English demand; quotations; No. CillcaKo,
si.l7lllB; M. 3 Chicago, &l.lp; No. NIL
wsukcc. 81, zs5l 49, No. Milwaukee. 81 20sl a1,s
No. 3 MItEAukcu. 1I.lntI.ii3 Minnesota w1eat ny
salnpc 81. .8lsl alt Minnesota By sAmp'e <l,2a mar
kss closes wcak and lower, R1e uuchaagcd Western,
s44s3c, CauAda. in bond, csc. Coru dull. hcary aud
loxert steamer mixed. a6X4asc; no grade, eit52ci
unuercbantsbln o2c; Western mixed. o7c! Sou1lsfa
yellow poulnaj; wh!ta bouthe1n. Csc akeu. Oats
weak; No. anew York, s7Hei rejected. ,a@Sei white
, 1876-06-03

4. 4o@4.Gs
1. 1514.E
l.5pN4. l5
3.7314.lO
=. 50b3.D


iI0GE-F0r Friday tII0 Ftttlpf4 Htft .pEettT hfHN
anouutIng to IN the of ~ 70
Esat orde.s hand they insistsl ,upn lover Essss
s.uII aud 1t that reduction tho day trailing 'iun
Common ptinn l!Rht ~rtghta sd nt So unst ~ md
Was obtained ID single nstance onlyElail rnttGsson
81 lO The market closed weak with not ali tho hogs
, 1876-06-03

CHICAGO.

AnnlvALs-Prop c!ematis, rcahtigo, towsngr sehr
Peshtigo, Peshtgo, lulnbrr; schr Active Fssh.igo,
lumber; prop bismarck, Mcnomiuee. towing; sch1
Na1tnstte, Menomince, lumber; sChs Emma &.
, 1876-06-03
q BTocKs.
4 2,-Tlie following nrt tho

LoSpoN, June o.-Anonnt Of bullion ,,., Eons o IN
Lousols, money unt! account, El IL
UnItc,i statcs bonds. Gls, 114tt a7s, 1ooH;
Erw Ynrk Genital, !J,: Lille. 1aA preferred. Is.
TAmts, June y 2-Icntcs, 1O+f 11Ic.
F1I,NEron7, June Limited States oondd, now
EH 1f1 ".
, 1876-06-03
FINANCE AND TRADE.
An Improvement In Local Finances
and General Business.
Hsw York Exchange Flat--.Heavier
Curoncy-Movemeut.
The Produce Markets Generally
Easier.
Provisions Again Wsak----Oorn
steady.


FlNANCIA0'
An Improvement hAs Eccn noilcea IN tne eenetA'
business Of the city dnrlng tho present wees par
ttcu1arly In the ecta' branches, ana tno tianH"e'
tlons OF the banka have peen 'n'Ecs 'a"'' "aaal.
Tho tines are hard, bns inc opi"'on 10 xtu"'E
among leading business mon that INC po"on
has been reached The etcas aact'"n tNl.s " w
goods In New 1oFk nave denloHStsate" 1"Hs ."o -
trcme point OF depression mas neeh 1eaeleu w t"a'
direction; Iron could not he cheaper; the Foll,ns"
mills nt youth Chicago have put In their entire
,, =, uov sni fnnrGved machinery |
t.AnS - los ,v,v,d h,vc c,st |
at whal se.ap non "'a.u -, ~. ,eaI.
before the panic: petroleum, one ot o"s ieno'
asan, s al IN meat, md nroy.lous ia believed to
ha,. rcmoxr,, thc extrancous margin Ia thcIr price,
The woocn manufacturing Industry Ia still burden.
I'd with surp]us, but Il will easily be worked OF
by next fall, The nb0ve arc some Of tho reasons
10 tc addrccd in favor Of tho bulcf that from this
sme the business will b. npwurd ami for shrco
years past downward. in addition to these. tho
Centennial, the unusual chcArncss Of rniroad
.,x,,. anil thc 1nnr cconumy uractlccd by the
~i" se't - A.. -. e., ..,,,nrrt,o, ,Y 5ulu,trv
people, o"BH.'o 'n''s .'o , " =, ,s
We leave ont OF view puspoee'y WIT III I"rope'
which would pruduco sudden though expensive
fr,rrovo,nrnt
lug 'oe' u., .'D M ,st., -, .n,J ,,o,o- "a
NoueA,o ',.. as'5. ,na.."s,nt, ~, ,no tnnnnbl.
. l's". =, 49, h.nt. ..a rnnt5iv mnu,tynv mn
.n,,, ~, ~, IN t., of ntCrest o-r an ,ycii ma,
s., .nt 1,,oro I'm, ono nj m, frat rars Chicago