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Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
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 The Inter-Ocean's Washington spe- cial says: Blaine, ChafTee, Hale and Secretary Robeson have gone to the Hot Springs in Tom Scott's specIal car
 Preparations are making for build ing a large military post at or about the forks of Milk rIver, and near the line of British Northwestern territory, the object being to restrain the warlike Sioux, who congregate there, from coming down and attacking citizens.
 All the dispatches confirm the news that the San Elizario difficulty has no National features, but is purely local.
 Schleicher thinks the non-recogni ton of the Diaz government good policy, as, once recognized, Diaz would let the border go and make no further attempts to prevent raids.
 Colonel $. Shafter and Lieutenant Bulls have been summoned to Wash ington by the War Department for examination by the House Military Committee.
 NEW YORK, December 20.- The Heralds London correspondent in Rome telegraphs that the Countess of Mirafore, wife of King Victor Eman- uel, is reported dead in Turin. The King starts thither today.
 \ Herald's Washington special says: : The Subcommittee of the House For eign Affairs Committee today deter mined to summon Minister Foster from Mexico, and Consular Agent Schut- hardt from Piedras Negras, to testify before them. They accordingly ad- dressed a request to the Secretary of State to notify these gentlemen to at- tend.
 The Fair in aid of the Old South Church, Boston, closed last evening, having realized $36,OOO It is expected the disposition of unsold goods will swell the amount to $40000.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

DR. W. IT. BLUETT came in from the Picket Post on Tuesday and reports Christ mas getting quite lively when he left. He says he made a rich strike on his mine .the Loui>) oH Monday laSt-found two foot vein of handsome looking ore thai makes the Doctor feel happy. He says he has seen the Connolly Bros. last strike and looks well. We hope they will moi be disannninlel.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

Hrs Honor c. c. W. French, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Ari- zona, arrived in Prescott day or two ago, from Florence, and will, he in- forms us, remain with us until after the next session of the Supreme Court, which is to meet on the 7th day of January next. Judge French, although pretty we'll advanced in years, IS a hard worker on the bench and, it IS said, has distinguished himself by hav- ing greatly reduced former court ex- penses in Pima and Pinal countless Enterprise.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
Assessment Notice.

GENERAL LEE SILVER MINING VI Company. Location Of principal place of business. san Francisco.
 Location Of works, MaricOpa County. Globe District, Arizpna Territory.
 Notice IS hereby given, that at a meet ing Of the board Of Directors, helu on the 3d day of December, 1877. an assessment No. ll of Five Cents p-r share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately, in United States gold coin, Co the Secretary, at the office of the Company, BIO Pine street, Room F., San Francisco. California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the fifth day of January, 1878, will be delinquent and ad- vertiSed for sale at public auction, and un- less payment Is made before, will he sold on MONDAY, the TWENTN-NINTH day or JANUARY, lS7S, tO pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of adVer- Using and expenses of sale. By order Of the Board Of directors.
 THOS. F. ATKINSON, Secretary.
 Ofice-3l0 Pine street, Room r., san Francisco, California. lO-iw
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
Application for Patent.
LITTLE MAC MINING CLAIM
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 FLORENCE. ARIZONA, November s, 1877. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT N the NcMillen Silver Mining tOIl- pany. corporation organized under tue ioUS of the State of California, having ltS office and principal place of business m the City of santa Rosa, SonOma county California, by John J. Devine. their at- torey in fact, whose pOStOfiice address day made application for patent To the Little Me Mine or lode, situated Tn the Globe District, Pinal County, Arizona, and bounded as follows, tO-Wlt- as ceFtI- fled by the surveyor General Of Arizona: Begluuing at mineral monument, De- ing the NV corner Of the StOneWali Jack- son Mining Claim; thence \ lS-l0' W l.3l chains to stone monument at the VT. corner of the claim, where stone IS marked l.. Me No. l, for The NE corner or said claim: thence V lS l5' W, war. l3 K 5i chs1 tO a monument Cf stones on the dividing une between the iltile MIG and the Democrat COG feet Co a stone marked l.. Me No. II, for the NV corner of the claim; thence 62- aO " along tHe 1 SEE slope or a hill 23.73 chains, or l9UO Iees to a Slone monument marked L- MIG NO. FIT. for the SW corner; thence S l~a 10 F. loo feet to a stone monument on the lode 4.7j chains tO dry creek 70 links wide b.Oh chains ffu1 feet Co a stone on steep north slope marked l.. Me No. ", Tor tne l SEE corner: thence V 6. 5U'E 70 cnalhS lo a creek. l23O chains Co gulchi zZ.'S chains to the place Of beginning, contain ing l3.f7-lUO acres
 Adverse claims, 1T any, must be filed in thiS office within sixty days rom tnl5 date. or they will be barred by law.
 CHARLES b. BOSTON, Register. NOvember9 o-IOW
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
L o c IL WA TIER S
Our Christmas Tree.

We are pleased to chronicle the success .of the Christmas festivities given under the auspices Of the ladies of the Florence Sunday School. The tree prepared for the children on Christmas eve was in every respect unique and beautiful, and the interest manifested by our citizens generally was a marked feature Of the occasion and a source Of great encourage ment to the ladies who were so deterrnin- ed to make a complete success of the first Christmas tree ever given in Florence. The decorations and notices were neat and appropriate; the tree was arranged and .ornamented with much taste and bril- liantly illuminated. When the curtain was drawn the superintendent extended a hearty Merry Christmas to all present. but was suddenly interrupted by the un- .ceremonious advent of Santa Claus, who at once surprised and amused the juve- niles, and proceeded with the distribution Of the gifis, to the great merriment of the
 little ones, and Co read upon their beam
 ing countenances the expression Of joy complete, could not fail to recompense all for their generous contributions.
 Alter the gifts were disposed Of, the ladies served refreshmenIs Co all present, and the many merlted encomiums pronounc- led upon the good things, evinced the ful- lest appreciation. The ladies may con- graduate themselves on their success, and Florence IS greatly indebted to them for their spirit and enterprise.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

TREE!! ANY PERSON WHO WILL C make and forward me a list Of the names Of reliable persons Of their &C., quaintance who wish to procure an instru- ment, either Piano or Organ, l will use my best endeavors tO sell them one. and for every Piano 1 succeed In selling to their list within one year, ] will credit them with SlO. and for every Organ 8, to be applied on payment of either a Piano or organ: and when 1t amounts to a sum sufficient tO pay for any instrument, seiec- ted at the lowest wholesale price, will immediately ship the instrument, free, or after any amount is credited the balance may be paid me In cash and I will then ship them the instrument. They need not be known in the matter, and will be doing their friends real service, as shall make special offers 10 them, selling a superior instrument for from one-half to two-ihirds what Is ordinarily asked by agents, Please send me a list at once, and after you have made inquiry, you can add to it. Address,
 DANIEL. F. BEATTY.
 Washington. V J
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

< PETITION was circulated and largely signed yesterday asking the Honorable
 Board Of supervisors to appropriate some of the road fund now in the treasury, tO the improvement Of certain portions of
 the public highways in this county. We signed tine petition and heartily endorse the move. Since the rain, the main thor .oughmre through town is almost impass- able Cn account of the mud. We feel sure the Honorable Board will order improve
 meuts, aud if necessary levy a tax on property holders sufficient for repairing and casing the acequias.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

CAPT. JENCKs' train passed through town on Monday bound for the silver King. where a load Of ore awaits hin'.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

\ FINE ivory mounted ebony 4-keyed Picolo-price Si, worth SIP. For sale at Uncle Harris, 702 Kearny street, betwe sn Clay and Merchant, san FrancIsce.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

CURIsT,IAS night was celebrated by a social gathering at tIl residence of our pioneer friend, NIT. M. L. Stiles. Coaches
 were for several hours constantly plying between town and the pleasant mansion of our host, transporting the numerous
 guests until the elite Of Florence were as
 sembled en masSe. Music and dancing
 was the order Of the evening, which con tinued until early morn. At l2 midnight
 a collatiOn was served and the company did ample justice to the free bounties pro-
 vIded by their generous host. We learn
 that the affair was most pleasant and en- joyable throughout, and regret that our accumulated duties OccasiOned by our absence last week, prevented us from par .ticipating in these festivities.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

AN interesting letter from o. $. was handed Us just too late for publication this week, but will appear in our next is
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
To Station Keepers.

Road station receipts and water receipts can be had at Mansfeld's Pioneer News Depot, Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

PREVAILING interrogatory Wednesday .1a m.-.. How long have you been up?'
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
REMOVAL.

J. l.. BOSWELL, DentIst) has remov ed his office from 230 Kearny Street, tO the ing, 232 Sutter Street, near Kearny, san Francisco.
 The rooms are elegant, convenient and we'll ventilated. Friends and patrons are invited to call.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

THERE were filed, December l5, in office of the Secretary of S,ate. articles of incorporation of the Buckeye Sil- yer Mining Company-to operate in Pinal county, Arizona Territory. Cap ital Sl0.O00,000. in shares of S100 each. Directors-A. Chabot, Warren Dutten, George W. Kidd, George w GraysOl and Samon Hart The principal place of business will Toe in San Francisco
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

A Member Of Che firm will hereafter re- main in New York, so that we will be able Co avail ourselves Of all ad- vantages offered by fluctuations
 of the market
 LORD V WILLIAMS
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

wANrEp-rwo fresh corpse-of the stage robbers.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

MR. S. MASON, from the Globe District, called at our office yesterday morning and informed Us that a strike is reported in the sherman shaft. When we passed the sherman mine last week, the shaft was down over thirty feet in good looking rock and good ore was looked for at every blast. We credit the reported strike and shall expect definite information for our neXtI IssIe. Mir. Mason also says that while lt was raining here last Monday night, snow was falling in the mountains, and eighteen inches Of snow was reported at Pinal Ranch on Tuesday morning. This is fresh for Southern Arizona. MT. <. Ma son Is a brother Of OUT light weight" e citizen, Mir. c. c. Mason and is in charge
 Of the Mason Brothers mine in Globe Dis trict.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

MR. ANGELL left on Tuesdays stage for san Francisco whither he goes to perfect ! the arrangements of an extensive busi- ness enterprise winch he has been led to undertake by what he has seen during his brief stay in Final county. Mir. Augell has made a thorough examination of the mines in Globe District and in other local ities in our county. He has his own ob- 1 Iservation and experience coupled with the opinions of several experts, to guide him in his plans and operations. We believe with Mir Angell, that he will succeed. not only Tn the satisfactory adjustment of his present plans, but also in the final great results and benefits for which the enter prise is undertaken, and Of these benefits
 Pinal county Is sure to reap her share. Mir. Angell will know the result Of his negotiations within twenty days, and then our readers will be made acquainted with the lul; facts and conditions. What our 1 Territory needs Is a few more men like NIT. Angel, representing an equal amount of capital and possessing like personal en- ergy.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

FORWARDS FREIGHT AND MFR
 CHAN NDISE
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

BLANKS FOR LOCATION OF MINES b for sst5a at five cen each 'tt CIrizEs office. and much less v ben quantity pur- chased
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28
ARIZONA and NIEXICO.

Solicits Orders for Goods and Assures
 - Satisfaction. -
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

Special orders will be attended to by the san Francisco Branch House with prompt ness and fidelity. All orders and commissions should be addressed to
 JAMES VI. BARNEY,
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

.o any Part of the World - Insuring fl
 -desIred. -
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

Buys or Makes Advances
 -On all
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

Buys and Exchanges Gold Dust, Gold and Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drals, Legal Tenders, Soldiers
 Warrants and Vouchers and
 Good Commercial Bills.
Arizona citizen., 1877-12-28

ARIZONA AND MEXICAN PRODUCE
, 1877-08-20

:mro.,hle 70 s. At sn,thns 1'tr tac rrr:, .,x" I'll
se:H b Is ,ssngs !, .ai :i:io s.'! y !:,x
& . u" s.s fne T.. Ts / !" e I'D III III
huygr. arc SLOW To pay biz rscn'lHn' IN M'n6e*ot"
",.sss ss tr tprs tssS a ss Il.
y. Il iss h. vhs
sasiE2i -: VI
ss::s =: s .';$ 4;
dcmsnd w from the lhorta fot nc.s month. and
S Il II 81 ssfs
Il Sn,s I'll s.f III /;
si|sc sna ;:!st os.saef XII su!st sT r.:
ots xi,h eIasnd 81 loand !o. o al ronifae',j
4 M sS w.t. e.. sss
@ fsfsis9 bs pc. It NJ m
S4fs.Wsrs 'a Il Msieists isa.na. declining sseas
sss !%:sr :Gs fs ''s?s: az e.
Ssv xSsk aS m III of sn u: sr o
!nsa Int trading vsa not ycrI .sy especially anrne
t!eel, SSerea. .na no. :fsise =. q ,;,; so!ss
ans Ind ss Sa sy IT, .sts e., IT. ans sstst sca
ss;.s so.s nss e. esss & &
s,s., s,;,s9 "a osss 6 ssse e.:
.i!l;s y a,ss as+a y 80: i ss4s3sssss NJ "
ss s. L u r. :sEe 81 s 4s 81
HYE:w.. i.tsly .et!.e saa easier. The demand wa.
na no, Is IT,
Inanif; fr9m snorH, Who were hoaes bsek ssPsestnY
:a VI % a; =: Ms;
sHn ri peieete Il tSc, @ s pv II tsmolc Il Esss
, 1877-08-20
TOBACCO.


Rtrnrsed hv Alexander HartahN BFs;er.
LortsSttLx AuR ls.-Wlth aygrfg u L 4nsnction4
Of fUl hds this week than IAls t!s ,arket has
shown Mgrc aEns Of life than for two or three weeks
pat owing to tho better assortmenu OF desirable kinds
on particular darn with, however, some isrrgu1arity
in prices. IN dark tobaccoa tho offerings Of better
grades Of shipping and swiss wrapping enf wero uee.
ter tho lhttcr ranging at $14.23, ti5o and stn.73
which, quality consldcTed fully up to previous
2uotalona tho Inter bot being tho strictly true types
a could bc w1ahca hut taken tho bcst the offerings
Afforded Nondescrfpt aat very prtty hog.heada Of
common to medium heavy leaf largely r.plominascd,
and soll within previous prices with comparatively
few luEs otlorcd which hAtn been nr:er Throughout
tho week. and closed to-day nrn1 At &4e quotations
Manufacturing red sorts favo beenin rather limited
supntr but apparently enough for the demand, mt.
dnr rips M&soura leaf being taken on manufacturing
account, IA bc!uK relatively lower than Kentucky,
Iighttojtd lug and leaf sold up 10 quotations. and In
beyond with sn1atl otfertae1 but arc not
suotably higher. Heavier. bodied rcd medium to rood
Leaf cra hsvo been sparin1y oercd and sold at ir.
regular figures at times, xhld duo have commanded
full prices wheucver offered, which has been se1do.
tho market for all good TO dne heavy nlers closing
bocn IN batter supply md soma Of the best eropa sold
here this senou werc offered on Thufyday
and to-day. and commanded full prices, tho beat
fetching $1,000 $tB.15 and *t0.Co, with lower
Erades :s,nK tg'i np 70 a4otst'ons aaa Arm Beverai
@ o OF ~ fa ne III rsssr m 20" sse snm.
Sss FIN I;sS IA ssaaea istk IL % .spak as -
eIportcr Win free and sesdy bayuE 70. sceoant q
III. f is a aa Sss s.
lAst week. nd ~ satno week last year Neccipta
changed.
, 1877-08-20
LIVE STOCK.

lpIal.s 1,H4x III. l{D &l0
CATTLE-The market for the pAst week opened fair
~ active and hr and maintained tGose features mill
Thursday, when. under the Influence Of nafarornh1o
reports from tue East, tfdo became dull. anu during
Thursday ahd Friday oil uf tho Improvement gained
cartier Ia the week waa lost The supplies bo East
and West have been moderate for tho t1 Ct yenr. and
that fact renders It dlcn to satisfactorily account
ior tho unfAtorsc turn prices havo taken all the
prominent markets Of tho country. Morr cloIcc and
o1trH bceses offered than for toc weeks pre-.
y0us and as tho offerings Of thDre descriptions c0nsd
the prices realized weru ~ raie disappointing mud
satafacofy to Western shippers. The hulk OF the st
class cattle were taken by exporters at s5Gsao40. The
latter nsufe VA paid for d droro Of a5
were taken At s5.7sos.0t md At si.21a
s,85 quite = number Ut au!cs we're effected. hut
the gtcat bulk Of the weeks trnane done Ut Prize.
sE ~ ;y ~ s'::
q A., q ssSs :
Is %s9fss "s sss 's III f:ssSS
Extra pee,e.-cr.aesa%ss'snsafas s%snaassis ssishlns 40
esoiss Issv..9fiSs. q, "xsii:isIu:a 4: '''S0'o'
yetrs y e:resI'oId Hcefs. weighing LOO
csed ;tsci. 1oxh. o'1s.''
sami iS!a ii I'LL a;. *saI:
patesheps il ssmasn s;i; I'D
conn com9gn n, e M shetes eSS. sq Tor city slaughter.
sock kGssile@co%on eas;ie. weighing TO
- ,H.o a.75a3.co
bulls snd .sAiawas stecrs ata9 20
yeais-Ir1 se t =
H0us-rhs mt .hree days u !ie *esG Witnessed q
Viii %iao s1 il a E.ffa s "a
ss IT,: 5 sns sG. ss
rent, On Thursday, under a1nati rccripts ths market
sas s WE
Onr1ix rn,cA - ~
, 1877-08-20

FLOuR-Was verY dull. with no particular change In
prices. There II sssdon much export demand on Sat.
urlayA Local buJcss took fo~ lott but wsfs gsaeF.
ally disposed u walt. EAes Hfts reported Of 80 hrs
wlnters partly 1t SB.l2h and AS hFs sprnx estrsA
partly II 34.35 TulAl as tF!s. The market closed
with the folio wing u tho fanRs OF pFtcest Chuct TO
fRYpftR brands OF Vnten a. ao37.G01 good 70 prime
brands vt winters a. Do2a =; choice 10 6ne spring,
fAr Sood spring. "a O03s 23; low sprtog.
e4.oo44to; fair " good Ainhasota spring. ~. 2sa
u Is; cholca 70 fancy Mlnnssots spring. s7.Oas7sos
patent sprsnRA &a.0u5l.Op; low Efsae+ 4LuHs4.Cui
asw spstps. ssooxs.as, old re. 9AosA 2a; nov do.
Sa.so*a73.
bzAx-was In better saquest sud ar.ner. 6aiea wsru
reported Of 20 toaa At r. 7a9ouo per toa On track.
Other descriptions VI feed wass A!so In good request.
slth Etue p&aE1ng.
Coaa.NxAA-Coarso va pominal st Sla 90 per ton On
trArk.
wIlEAT-Wu active sad asat1 weak On the whole,
but ,ey Irregular. Futurca declined t3l4u pcs ba,
while cash wheat saa sfouc ~ about the kae brtcs ~
lin previous day. Ths tccsrlms from treat Britain
quoted eatgees eadsr aud Asa York setoFted Ia
sss.s lover to .s while Tho weekly footluss ~.
tors .!oee tae previous Saturday. Tbs news b;ougl!
~ .si:sa ~ t1fss sGtsdy shot4 - y t:ensd 1ad
Il
4 aeat ~ ~ shows ths pIies iUr September d:
ase es.sssa .asHsss w sssysa % sfsa. tslax s % Il.
Marsst sad no.s % e. them ,sppMealty Ssa,,nx wheat
! mueh !.ts ssyste decline Ia futures Tue pru.Iect
spuioa that shets vii " ssi5ss falling Ill
Ss;s!a S;s assie e s9t Psf s e %
DECLINED = anI eiutsa r v'se, seller Ausnss
IL :a H. nv, ss' so.s L ~
Lux. according y location. and NJ d. 1t 3bout
:1S :a;,sE j ea :ts: sssi u = y
i.Ui: 10 81 III DO IL SiUI: Aup bu No. , II yiHc
snd j bu u sample Al sscssl.u oa track Toi..
'WlSixx w4xAr-wn very quiet holdss audlas 1t
, 1877-08-20
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Produce Markets Again Act
i've and Lower.
Provisions Very Weak--.Wfeat In Good
Shipping Demand, but De-
clIncs on Futures.
Other Grain Tending Downwards---
Live Stock Acknowledgement
of Produce During the
Week.
FINANCIAL.

DnEing tho last week business has moved along
quietly, With steadily Increasing ro'nnc In neat'
~ ali departments Merchants arc beginning 10
feel ths stimulus Of m approaching heavy 1a'l
trade, and \ generally Increasing activity can 30
noticed in ths Streets lh'rltng on all tldcs moro
huuyant and hopeful feeling. The rceclph or cere'
Ais show only about lO0, 600 bn incFea1c In the
totals over the previous week. Wheat and ohtA
were each IN txccs4 of the provlous week
BY abonl goo 900 bn, whl1a cnrn fell
OF little mo.s Than the earde amonnt.
Bankers in the wheat distrcts have been freely
rnpplIcA by city correspondents with AL the cur
rency they applied for, and tho drain Ia sensibly
felt In the fail Of the price Of New York exchange.
Ii steadily declined during the week. TIL on sasur
day 7h6tSoc discount per $1,000 was the
price, generally The lower figure, and oven 81. 90
was rdmct!mes accepted, There was no nnutnhl
demand for payments on the pcAboarl, md hene"
The decline price must bc attributed to lncrcas-
Ing busIntes and tho larger use for currency.
The bank. have m abundaurc Of money TO sup.
ply thc wants Of city and country customers. Tho
rate oi discount, xs heretofore, 10 sGl0 per cent
eruernly tho lowcr figure. Call loans with ap-
proved caliatesals can still bo had at about oG27
per cent probably being The more usual figure.
Ar there Ia no special demand for payments
Enst money a. usual IL abundant for all tho lcsiti.
mate purpotcs Of business. Good customers ARC
freely supplied al sGel0 per cent.
ClelsIugs for the week ending Aug. 1s wern NJ
, 1877-08-20

Inter there was i reaction uf Il to IL per rent,
at The second Hosrd an alrance Of i tn mr. crHt,
Tue upwn7! movement -day wAa quite general
Is was nlsu the activity. The trunk line hhascs,
Western .inck+ coal ruAds. and telegraph all pae
tcipattnr. The gttRtc.t advance OF The day was In
Alton t 'Terrc Haute preferred. which atIvanecd
from l., IL IL. New Jersey Central was also made
prominent hJ r1tr from ~ To 1B.i m Increa.ch
snnccd from 49, to 4n.4. fell Of to q. nnd t.i
1a,es rrre TO f0s, forming one Of the principal
feature. ot the market. I'eaw,,e Hudson,
which closed last evening at Air, sold mp to ASK
Morris + Eercx sold mp to 75h against TN at the
close last evening,
The movement in coal stocks attracted much nt-
tentIor. AMI dealings wtrr attended with conedcFa-
blc antnsttuu.
9, 400 wcrt New York Central. 6. 800 Erie, + 800
Lake Shore, !, 700 Sorthwestcrn. ., tkN} Rock
Island. q, OdD 81. Pnut, 4, 900 Ohio. =, 100 Della
ware l. Hudson Canal, 81, B0D Delaware. 3.ackA.
wanna = Western. = 200 New Jcrref Central. II. 600
Michigan Ccntrh, /, GOO Morris s Eraex, :, 800
Pacilc Nnti. and II. Su0 Western Union.
Money ~ 10 per cent Primo mercantile paper
Customs receipts s210, 000.
Tic Treasury diaburtcd $50, 600.
C1carlngs 81. COO. 900. -..
Sterling dali; actual business long, 4son j;
Thc weekly bank statement Is a. follows: Loans,
decrease, .4sU 600: specie. decrease, 81, 68t,
600; legal tenders. decrease S:NS. AOO; deposits,
decrease, t.,0l7, 600: circulation. decrease,
&I4k COO: reserve. lecfeaee, 81. 415. $50,