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Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
P-sscott liens

From the Miner or December I2:
 Sheriff Ed. r. Bowers has purchased from Fred Williams the Drdley House fixtures and his saloon business sd- joining the same, and is 70 take pos session January 1st
 Chas 4 Franklin has received his certificate as J. P. for Springerville PrecInt, and has filed his bond.
 Hon. C. 4. Tweed and wife, were in Prescott, visiting their many friends there Judge Tweed brought with him S4400 in silver bullion, from the Min eral Park mill
 During the ma1th Of November, Ee learn that about I50 MormOns have come in from Utah and joined their brethren on the Little Colorado. This party brought a CardiDg machine, and with iL a complete woOlen factory.
 There are now fifty men, employed and living at the Tiger mine. and about an equal number st the Gro B0nito sod Basin mill.
 The Prescott school children are % have two rrees ths coming Christmas
 The Supervisors d their meeting yesterday. refused Co open the Clifton returns. l. could have done no harm. and ss the returns seem to be public property, IL migat have been gratify- ing to the peOp.e generally to know how he vote stood in that precinct
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
READ Mansfeld's column.
PfaaI County Product.

h pursuance Of instructions by Sup erintendent Valentine, the agents ot
 Wells, Fargo t Co. nave lately been making up the products of gold and silver If their several sections or dis
 ricIs. Agent Brown at Florence, as cerIained from the records of his own office aud by correspondence with shippers Of ores and concentrations from Pioneer and Globe districts, both ID Pinal county, that the yield Of gold and silver for the first eleven months of 1878, was S9O6, ,sl53O and that the pro duct for December would swell the amount to SL150.OO0.
 We are assured that these figures are g surprise 10 the people Of PInsl, and vel they gre correct They coDclusi- vely show the richness Of the mines Of that county. notwithstanding the work of development is jusi begun Iii true the Silver King yields 6 large share Of the sum, but by no means all Several other mines have yielded many thousands of dollars and their yield will increase and ether producing mines are monthly being added 10 the list The latest reports from Pioneer district are very encouraging Strikes of rich ore have been made in vAriOus shafts and tunnels.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Trees for tucson.

We see published among The lots oi frslght lately shipped z1 Yuma for Tucson one lot of 5.0e0 pounds of trees. This in- dieates as strongly as anything can, the f,iLh our people have ln the future of this town and neigh borhood. People who do not feel settled,- do 0ot import and Plaut trees These are und0u bledly fruit trees purchased last sumner or an agent or the Geneva. New York, Nursery. Ex- persnee with trees from this nursery at FloreUoe and elsewhere during the past summer was very satisfactory. Nearly every one grew th-inHy. Every tree grown upon G. lot or ranch Is worth Len times Us cost
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

NR JOIN WAssoS leaves next week for Philadelphia. to attend the final meeting of the United states Centennial Conmis- si0n called for January l5. h calling this meeting, President Hawley urges all mem bsrs Co attend. as the final report showing ID detail the results or the great Exhibition, is 10 be agreed upon, spProv- ed and submitted 10 tne President of -hs United States iu accordance win the re- Rt every rsguiar and some or the called meetings Or The Commission, and it s g stifyiug 10 know that she vii be in its final assemolage, which iD some pects is very Importani.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

NEVER before have we noticed as many improvements going on in Tucson as al The present lime, and in th.s opinion we are endorsed oy some or the oldest resid- ents- New and eornmodious buildings Of every class are being constructed, while old ones are being repaired and improv- ed New doors and windows of modern styles can be seen on every street Paper ing painting and decorating has put good number Of stray dollars into eircul- stion Of late, snd yet all are nor satisfied. We hear mUrmurs or stone fronts, iron fences, tin roofs Sc. These are all evil deoces CT substantial progress which We may hope will steady continue ss frelghts and fares decrease. Tucson will not only be desirable as business and social cen ter, bni will be attractive in appearance as well.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

Ar the request of Assistant Postmsster Drake, we publlsh the following list oi letters remaining in the posiofce, Tue son, Arizona, for more than one month prior to December q. 1878: Charles Ash Ion. Jesus M. AlyRs, John J. Amory. John Anso1- Eduardo BerreIleza, Claude Bal tallie1r, Francisco Barsaua, J. U. Cusady, Nathan Ellis, J. II. GuizckDoL Miles H. Glford, Mrs Foe Gray, Peter H. Garber, M2nuels Hubalde, Anseimo Herrera, R. 7. Lord, IT,, Thomas T. Louy, Dr. T. \. Meiealf, John B. Martin. Jesus Martinez, Wm. Morris, Patrick McMauamee, John Pritcheu, R. N. Powers, Samuel PyaIi, Rafaela Rios, Fscunds Sa,aza-. F. H. smith, Joseph Swycofer, Charlie NJ Shuey, J. =. Turner James Wood, James Walters Persons calling f7f the above letters viii please say advertised and msuuon date
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

TIE ladies Of Tucson met al the resi- dence Of Mrs. wm. Zeckendorf on Wed nesdAy afternoon and made arrangements for Christmas festival 10 be given 10 the children Of our public school on Tuesday afternoon next. The respective commit tees then appointed have since been very industrious in their work and the occasion promises 10 be very pleasant one. Lo- ersl subscriptions in cash have already been made and with other donations promised there will be plenty Of good things and pretty things for all the littls ones Such occasions are great pleasure to all and The good ladies who are doing this for the children may be assured their efforts will be appreciated.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

IF parties coming To the city Will persist
 Q fal-Iag into the Eumerous dens calling themselves by different " UBclss,r and ind Afier purchasing, that they are swin- dIed, it is their own fault Take the little trouble t0 see Uncle Harris name painted on the windows or his store Go first and see him. gel his guarantee written, and you VIII fnd that you have bought any article for half store prices Remember The number. 22I Ksarney street, be,veen Bush aod Sutter.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

ME- AND NEs. J. M- OcHoA, returned early this week from New Mexico. whither tnsy nave been o1 tbelr bridal tour visit Ing the friends oF AIr Ochos- The trip Eas altogether a pleasant one, bat Mrs Oc1os declares there is DO place ID New Mexico lhzi can compare wI;b Tucson in the line or eonloriabIe homes and so- cable people We are glad to welcome these good people back and hope theg may long live To enjoy the many iu- proyemeuts on frontier Lfs which are 1sIy being made ln our Territory.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

MEssEs- EDwARDs AND BEowS. Mining Engineers and AssHyers, have moved their .oE5ce one block up Congress street and nov occupy the rroni loom ID the law o1ice or Mess7s- Farley & Pomroy Mir Edwarls IS C4sy Recorder and therefore, tlat of8ce Ls also removed to Lae same ---..--
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

FIVE THOUSAND delicious oranges have Just bee Q receved from sonora oy MT. Q. --etasco and are now for sale a. his store al very reasonable rates The hrst oranges ID the market have been rather sour, out these o1ered by NIT. VsIAsco are sweet and delicate ia favor. Bur some
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

MISSES MTDLEwoRTH & Co desire us to respectfully inform the public that they have sbandoBed t5elr lottery project and are nov ready 10 refund all money thai has been paid 10 them for tickets 1T is their wish to lIquidzte all indebtedness and square al accounts as sOOn as possi- hIa
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

MR- REUBES Wo0n- Indian Trader al san Carlos. was ID town a couple Of days this week afte- more goods Rsub reports every t1iBg quiet on the reservation. The Hot Spring Indians had just been brought pack and general good order prevailed among all the tribes. This is Ike we would have it ss the progress of our Ter ritory depends on 8 permanent peace with these Apaches.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
The F1sf Val SerTice-f15i11 E1-
 proprato7 BIZ

WAsHINGTOS, December A The House Committte on spprOpriations today agreed to recommend sn sppro- priatlon of S6JOOO0 for the expense of a fast mail service The Committee also completed the Indian Appropria- lion bill II spprupriaies S700, 900 less than the existing law
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

THE advertisement Of c WellhoE < Go sr wa-ieopa Wells station appear in to- days paper They have an ezceileni station and fine store. Travellers take notice
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

DR- MARIANo sANANIEGo s noted phy- sieian Of many year experience has set tied permanently in Tucson. He is well known 10 many Of our citizens and wlll nol be long in gaining good practice.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

Trrs1S correspo0dsnce or the silver Belt. says: Tucson has bright future ahead. and vii DO douot be The largest eenter of population in AriEons-
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

A g3-NILE power spy-giasS, for farmers use, vo-ih s45, large sizs. price Sla Send for i- Une-s Harris. 2l Esaruey street, between B1sh and Surts--
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

NOTICE uf a city eIe-lIon 10 be held ID Tuesoa on Janua-y :, IS7s, appears under tbe proper column
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

Gov. sAFFoRD len by coara yesterday to- Yuula 70 attend Co the reshipra=ui Gi The 3er machinery for the Tom os-o1s mill
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

E GREEN & Co-. are selling out their large stock Of goods al greatly reduced prices. Read their new advertisement and go and examine their goods.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
Rsw Arizona Post0Hcss

December 8, a postOfhe named Az tee was established with Christian ] Foster zs postmaster. and al the sane time Tom bstane with Richard Gird postmaster. Both are in Pima County
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

NEXT WedDesdzy will be Christmas and Mansfield has any quantity and vsrie- tv or holiday gins zt hlE Bazaar
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

DR. :. B. CHAPIK Is the authorized agent for TIE CITIZEN iD Florence, and all psrues in thE secuon knowing 2 themselves indebted 10 this paper will please settle with bin
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

THE professional card or Webster Street Attorney al Law appears sa oar paper to- gar
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

A sAw-MILL complete Is again adver- tised for sale ID this Issue.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
THls ]. tbe shorte.t asy of lse year.

MAGDALESA oranges si D. velAscor store
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

ornaments a. MansfeIo's Grand Christmas Bszsr
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

GREAT excitement to-day al E. Green 4 Co.'S store. See their new column h this issue
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

sroKEks articles al J. GOidl-es 4 Bros rEW Efr-n
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

As>-- OFFICE and LABORATORY.
 Meyers street, >7f->-IE PALACE HOTEL. TUCSON. -'='F k-1- 1f assay and C1auf teal Anal- s2s Eron1-ls and Accurately Made. A-aes Examined and Reported on at Short Notice. t--a@oes Constructed: ChloridlzIng
 Works a Speeiaity. VIII Procure and Perfect IT. t.es 10 Mexican Mines. --g-sa, spanish, German and French
 spoken. E--r
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

r7zwsKDs FREIGEl A D MFR
 CHAN NDI
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

Bays or Makes Advances
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

s-z-.s- orders VIII be attended tC blythe s,- r-s--.Sa- R-a-ch Eouss with prom pf- -=ss E1- fidelity arf r--s-s and commissions shouId be E---egss- tr
 LAMBS N. BARNEY
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

,,.zv Par Q, the woils - fnFu-iug ii
 -tas--ed
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21
.K1zoSA and MExICO-

s,rt,l,s Orders for GoodssTs Asszres
 -Ss- sfaccion
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

s--trrs Exchanges G0id Dust. Gold and sgvs- B-I-lo1. United states Treasury Q-Ers Legal Tenders Soldiers
 Es--E--s Tuurl=rS and
 Good Commercial Bills.
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

sRzoy4 AND MEXICAN PRODUCE
Arizona citizen., 1878-12-21

-s. SALE or ORES and MINERALS
 SPECIALLY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05

Oregon Central Railroad sevsns, GOLD due 190s AZ
Mobile and Ohio Railroad securities part OF the assets
Of Duncan, Sherman Il Ce.G-s37, 00c-Thirty- seven
second mortgage bonds. series L. due 1882, With
pons. including that Of March 1875, 1892 per bend
81, O00-rwe second mortgage bonds, due 1852,
with coupons from March l, 1874, $3.50 per bond
81. 600 income eghis. aue in 1877, s164 per boud
400 shares stock "a per cent; "a note Of the
Mobile and OHIO Railroad, due December a. 1875
$l0972 9s, note, due February D. 1876 $40 OIL SO.
nyte due January 81 1876 with forty 81 900 consoi-
dated mortgage bonds OF same company, Al $l49 for
The lott $500 income eight per cent bonds due 1875
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There was an active demand during the week for
government bonds, and all classes were dealt In. On
last three days Of the week the business ~ the
First National Bank alone exceeded So 600 600 per day
Various savings banks insurance companies and other
institutions all over the country ordering the new
per cent bonds in blocks OF 900 and
The bank namsd above has taken SIS. 600 the
new bonos since the Isl OF July.
The following table shows the closing rates Of yes
terdsy, compared with the closing quotations Of the
previous week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c.... ,GALvEsros. August 3. ls7a
GOO; % os k. . :sss
stock, 7si. -
c.,,., .,,..,, NAV osLEAss Aafa:t 3. 1879
20 Lotion .,ai nrm; Tiddns .e lcw mddisx iossc;
g. Exports 70 Great Britain, 2ai5 Sales 400 STOCK.
orSn. ss.a s- -:sss s.Sa
q new co,ton .. ia'sc Exports eossswi'e. ~ bales.
ss ss:s %ssrs ..s., z; = s.. s
Expor,s eSss,v'ss. ios sscss fe . '''
Cotton nominal. ddna 1i.s i Ign: i:r 1Sn mid
s.s:iv. n bales s.s xsea sosd'-'y 'oSe io >"
Of ,..psa..s as.; J. o . .SsI s;s !! s
= .sf. si;.s;is: .,ri:s 70;
~ Corn nrm prime white sss mixed ssc. as3kc.
rlour sr%er o. lover srsas.: sIsas, u.s. .; Ne
So .s,es Ws:.s higher ,oi 1s ss %59esS 49,
- 81 rcd o. s;: :s g. g sss assl
ave & ss "': . a ys:s
iSr -. e bond . Corn sn.rt
peas cor. ana 70 y. Ssss !.as:r .
u%Sss 1862 feet Ship
n... IN far demand sales 20 ss Hr :.
price. wh :, .s' issyo pu;h.. No xsn.
Sod i.sss :.. sS s.:.. S..s: s
45c $4,000 do rejected ~ 42c Ii OUp do high
mixed Western 70 arrive. At <5c Oats light demand
NO. Chicago Soc Die state 33c. 34c. barley
for city sde Other articles unchanged Canal frethts
stronger; whsat. shipped 4sc; corn. sxc. !;
oats &c, ksilrosd feights unchanse Kaiiroads re.
ccipts-Flour 3Dvp bbs wheat. 900 busheIs corn,
dO.sOo oats 1900 40. barley, $500 do rye 100
bushels; corn 1920 do rye sooo lard. 500 teree..
Railroad saipmsn. Flour. $50 bbls wheat, I0,s84
bushels; corn, f07.6t2 do oats 20 900 do, barley
600 do rye, 400 do. canal shipme cuts 70 tdewser
Wheat. "a S9 bushels; corn. Al 800 do Intermedste
points" heat, 7,aT bushels
DyrRorr. August 8, 1873
Flour steady. with good demand SALES bbls white
DO. No do, 81 liz new do do, 81 ~. Corn lower,
with good demand Ma. yellow, 46tsc.. No mixed,
44c. Oats STEADY. with an active demand; No. white,
3lc.: No. 1 mixed zoe. RscsIpts-FIous, 1880 bbs
corn 900 busnsis oats 2Sou 10 Shpmcnts-flour ZOO
bbls corn, TO bushels. oats. I, 100 do.
Totspo. August q. 1879
Wheat firm. No white wabash. 81 o81s; extra white
Michigan 81 Michigan spst ST. ssller August
yszc No amber Michigan v7c No. red winser spot,
BB1sc seller August. eyc. sesr september, size
red Dayton and Michigan v9kc rejected
Wabash zoe. Western amber. 98t<c No. amber I'LL
ncis, ~ GO. Germ Arm; high mixed 42kc No. spot
and seller sep.emssr 42.c; No white $40 rejected,
Wheat 5000 bushels; corn 2s.UO do oats, LOO do.
Wheat 4O0v bushsss corn 10 oo0 do, oats.
11.VOU do.
CfsctSrArf, Assu.t q. 1878
wh".s sss'y. asn, and bishsrs shiss Sc si smssr
pee. O5c No red wint.t we Use receipts. 42OJ
busbsls. shipmsnts. 45 dull iowert Ne.
. mtxed. <yc acc. Oats duh for old
white, 24c. 2Jc mixed. 22e. x3e- OLD white, 2sa
yle Bye quiet ~ 5le 52e Bsxlsy-h0ns here whis-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05

SAVED HER HUSBAND.

The wife OF james Linscy, blacksmith. living at
No. 80 Little Twelhh street, heard Thomas Burroughs
planning with somo roughs the burglary ,r her bus
bands wo kshop late on saturday night aud picking
up that In tho houss tor own protection,
sho went out In quest Of Linscy. When he came
home she pointed out Bsrreughs who, when the
blacksmith wsat 10 qusst,on him caught up a stone
and nung u at the Iastsr's head IL struck Linsey
above the temple and me ruisp might have followed
tackled him with the nis With one blow OF IL shs
laid spcn hts head, and when he meditstiug re.
treat shc suu'tnonsd an offlccr. wbv arrested hun.
Judge Murray, ob beng shown Burroughs cut he Al,
comforted MIN with The assurance that served him
right and, as further balm 10 his troubled spirit
COMMITTED him In $500
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.uE CONDENSED TABLE.
NOTES.

Another club has been formed In Jersey City. The
players They follows:--Captain, Rituer. at
the second base Sherry first base; Peck third base
Casey, pitcher; oBrisn centre feid Clark catcher;
smith, LETT 1sid Webster right aeia and Murt short
stop. Among the nine are men from clubs OF Eliza
both, New Brunswick and GgeenvIlle. Tho new club
adopt the name OF Union.
The manager Of the Monitor Baseball Association,
of Waterbury, Conn, Mr. Ricnard LIE Rov, writes TO
the HERALD that his club still holds first position for
their State cham pionship He says they have won
the most aud lost the lowest games OF any club In
ConnecticuI The Haymakers he places at cond
position, the Bridgeports third and the Waterbury
CLUB at iourtb
Unring Efforts being put forth In Philadel phia
TO get up club moro capable of redeeming the repu
taton oil that city, which has furnished leading
baseball men 10 the arena. Recently good club has
been formed, under the and tite Of The Ameri-
Gus CLUB Their nine are as ioliows-Serad. catcher;
pitcher; McGuigan, second base; Robertson, centre
field; Aaulos, snort stop; Hines, third base. and
A very elegant whip pennsnt has been purchased by
psed for BY New Jersey State clubs with Brow
OF Jsrsry City, on the Centennial ground Any regu.
larry organized club In the state, not made Ter the
occus0n, and not mposed OF ''revoivers," who
win three cut oil i've games from tho Browns, get
the trophy, otherwise It will be retained by tho
Crowns
The games TO be played to-day are as follows:-One
a. Utica. between the Chcagos and Uticas; one at
ono at New Bedford, between the Bostons aud New
Bedferds--all OF which League International
clubs. Montgomery plays The Hickory Ciuo, at tho
Union ground; Hudson plays William sburg, at IN Q
Unions, OF New Brunswick. At the Centennial
gro0 ma contest for the pcnnant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05

series OF games bega1 for this present season. three
clubs have been Withdrawn from the contest the Al
lsgbenys and Crickets disbandsd and the Hartiords
were expelled for having violated the Constitution
and playing rules. According to tho baseball law
laid down IN these organic records The smallest mum
Der OF games played by any retired CLUB with any
other OF the championship clubs is 10 be the ex ct
number TO DO counted having been played by such
del unct club with all others coniesng tor the cham
pionshp, with the modification, however that II tho
defunct CLUBS shall not have played az least game
then all the games played In which such deunct clue
participated shall be thrown out fhe AliegGenys
plsye nj least one game with all Others did
Crtcksts, before dsbanuing The Hariords by unani-
nous consent OF the judiciary Committee, we're al
owed the record oil the New Bedford club,
late in the season. that these clubs
played Al least game with every club entered Tor
the CHI piop ship BY observing tue rules the ioi-
lowing table shows the present status OF each club
INTERNATIONAL CONDENSED TABLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
DIED.

AoEER.-on August 3, alter a long aud painful 40.
ness, bLizAsgrB, vile OF y. a. Ackcr
Relatives anu friend o the iauIiIy arc respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from hcr late residence,
llt East 9ist ST.. on Mouday, August D, 1878, ut ten
O'Clock A. n.
AxpRkws-0n sunday, August L. LOUIS ToDD An
DRAWS, Infant sou OF Milton and Carrie. aged ~ days.
AVERY. -suddenly, on Saturday, Augast 3, 1878,
ELISHA lAruKor AVERY. aged SO years
FuasraI services AZ 81 Luse's church, Clinton av.,
nc1 Atlantic sv., Brooklyn, ON Tuesday ali ernoon,
August 8, at nve O'Clock T. ~ Friends Of the family
iBvited to attend
BunssLL- Paterson. y. j., August ., WILLIAM
n. BuRRELL son OF Arson aud Mary BurreIi, aged 80
Fsscrsi IRON hts mo,her's residence, 20 Paterson
st., Patsrsou, Tuesday, August Q. lnterment Cedar
Bunros.--Oo Sunday, August T. 1878. ABRAx DE-.
wnr BrKrox, IN the 4sth year OF MS age
,ena ihe iuuera services NJ the residcuce OF M,
father nysw +. H. Isaa.ks, 36S es - 81, onday
oh INST, a, ave r. NJ Bariai GU Tuesday, al Hemp.
Ulster county Is. W paper ploa.s copy.
ILsAvKs --On saturday. August .. MARY ID. wife
Of Joseph Bradford Cle~ver, OF Indianapolis, and
daughter OF ElJah aud Mary ID. Bliss, OF brooklyn,
Funeral services IRON the Hanson Piaoe Baptist
Church, sorncs Hanson place ana Portland av.,
Brooklyn, on tuesday, August d. az three A. NJ
Trey N. " papers please copy
COATES suddenly GU saturday. Aaxust3 MARIA
L., wife OF Henry Coates aud daughter OF James q.
Jncobus.
Copr.--NEwcosn Cory, beloved son OF Mary aud
john CODY, aged 80 years
%,
two \. NJ from ~ East "a ST. Relatives aud ire ms
are respectfully invited.
Cousrz. On saturday, August 3, OSCAR j.. IT. !,
youngest sou.oi Oscar j. aud Maria L.. Cousiz aged
mon ms and 10 days
Ths relatives aud friends Of the family are respect
fuzzy invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF hts parents, l5i wnton ST. Jersey CITY, Tues
day, August y. at two VI.
DAILY -At White pts'us, ~ n, on Saturday mofu.
Ing August q. 1878, HAEKfgr IS, vile oi W. j. v.
Daley and csusb,sr OF the ia,s b. IL, Pray.
Rsistlves friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, irom Grace CbureD, whin fiainS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05

TAers was during the week bot listIe activity in
State bonds, excepting Louisiana consols, which dc.
clinsd TO ~ and a fraction the reports OF yellow
isvss iron New Orpans, but yesterday sold up 70 "a
Railroad bonds Asvs been but little influenced by
the depression OF hosks and but lttle business was
done In them. Reports from wasbipgton state that
Secretary schurss decision in reference to Pao,lc
Railroad bonus hss Nd 10 numerous appIiea,ons for
Information respecting the pre-emping Of lands and
the popularity to be regarded stu In
On unsettled condison.
STATE AND RAILROAD BONDS.
The following table shows the closing prices for
leading state ana railroad bonds for two past
and the range Of nuc,uation since January /, 1873.
The asssrsks denote the price bid where no sale was
mazda A he Hoard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-05
BASEBALL.

RELATIVE POSITIONS OF THE CLUBS OF THE
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION AND THE MA
CONTESTS.
The playing Of the past week In the series for the
cham pionship Of the International Association sd-
vanced the record OF the unalo Club point and
places them Clearly at the head OF the nss In the
simple matter Of games won TINS 10 the only ques-
ton that will be considered In setting the cnampio
ship, unless one ciu3 shah have than
aoy other. II, therefore, two or more shsn be a tie
at the head OF The column, then the International
constitution aud playing rules provide that Of sucn
tied clubs, In their number OF games won, the QUE
shall declared victorious which snail have lost the
smallest number Of games Following 10 the result Ia
fun, except OF such games prevented by rain
or other causes, or played the returns never came
TO hand IN this community