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Salt River herald., 1878-01-26
HOW TO INCORPORATE.

Three persons are enc ugh to form an incorporation under the laws of Arizona. They must make three copies of their incorporation papers, fife one with the County Recorder of the county, one with the Secretary of the Territory and keep one in the office of the company.
 Tines: papers must tell the name of tbe company, its business, amount of capital stock, and number of shares. This authorizes them to open books and receive subscriptions to the stock of the company; but if they commence business previous to complying with the law, they, shall forfeit all rights under it, and any person aggrievcd may have his remedy at law against the parties as if no incorporation existed.
 The incorporation shall also file with the County Recorder and the Secretary of the Territory the lawful appointment of an agent, on whom all processes against the corporation may be served.
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26
TO MINING SECRETARIES.

Chapter fifty-one, section six, of the Compiled laws of Arizana. relative to the sale of any portion of mining stock for delinquent or un- paid assessments thereon, says:
 No such sale shall be made with out thirty days notice of time and place of sale, in some newspaper published in the county.
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26
A Wisconsin teacher has come to

A Wisconsin teacher has come to the conclusion that the average school teacher is about as igno- rant as the average scholor, but the teacher has the best right to use the gad.
 The Repub lie of Honduras Is about to introduce the American school system. In its capital Cam ayagua, a national college is to>be established, and Q commissioner has been sent to thif country to obtain books and teachers.
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26
ROAD TO TIP-TOP, PECK AND BRADSHAW-AN I'M PERATIVE NECESSITY.

Immediately on our northern border is one of the very best min ing districts in Arizona, only forty miles distant by an entirely practi- cable route for a frstclass wagon road, which can be built at a very moderate cost We allude to Hum bug District in Yavapai county, in which is situated the well-known Tip-Top, as well as hundreds of other mines now being developed, and which, with a little exertion on the part of the people of Phenix, will become tributary to her growth and prosperity, by drawing not only all the country produce required for the use of men and animals en- ployed in mining, milling, hauling, etc, but will, if properly looked after, adopt Phoenix as a base of many of the foreign supplies which they are obliged to use iu their bu- siness. Twenty miles further noith is the celebrated Bradshaw District, iE which some hundreds of men are employed, who are looking forward to the time when a road will be
 built to connect them with the fertile valley of Salt River and thence with the Southern Pacific Railroad. Still
 eight or ten miles further in the
 same direction is Peck District, and
 the marvelously rich mine from
 which it derives its name, and which
 is already producing its hundreds ot
 thousands of dollars annually, be
 sides the Black Warrior, iiilvel
 Prince and others, all in a forward
 state of development, and only wait
 ing for a wagon road to Phenix anC the approach of the railroad tt
 change the channel of their ship ments in this direction.
 Another consideration quite as im
 portant as any of the foregoing, il
 the fact that the Bradshaw range o mountains is covered with as fin
 a growth of pine timber as can b found in America, and the team that must eventually be employed il 3 hauling flour, grain and merchandis
 from Phoenix 10 the mines will b
 able to get in double shot, by load ing back with bull ling and fencin lumber at low prices. thus enablin t our people to construct residence and build fences without it's costin
 fortune for freight on the materia Then, again, this road will COT } meet with the Prescott: and Brads.,a, r road, and thus put us in direct con - municatiQn with Prescott by th . shortest possibl route.
 Let our BoaId of Supervisors t,k l the question under serious consider; t tion. We shall revert 10 this ma ter again and again until it is accon n plished, as we regard it as the mci + important matter now within or power to control
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26

WE invite contributions for the HERALD from all parts of the Ter ritory, upon all subjects of general interest. Especially we desire to hear from those who have had actu- al experience in the matter of rais- ing grain, vegetables, fruit, etc, how you prepare the soil, when and how you plant, the cost and quantity of production, etc. We shall devote considerable space each week to mat ters of this kind under the heading of Harm and Firside". Do not hesi. tate to write us because you think you do not know how to write for a paper. Give us the facts in your own language, just as you would tell them to us, and we will undertake to put the matter in its proper shape. We do not want long articles. If the matter you wish to write us upon is too long for one issue, you can re. serve a part for future issues.
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26
J. NJ. COTTON'S.

Cor Washington md Montezuma Su., North.
 west corner oi the Piazza.
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26

THE HERALD does not appear at its best this week, owing to the fact that much of the material, in the shape of leads and dashes, have not arrived from San Francisco; and again, we have not been on the ground-to obtain a supply of local, which will hereafter be one of oar aims to procure.
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26

WE take pride in calling attention to the largeamount of advertising in this our first issue. We have not been obliged to set up free advertise ments for the sake of making a show for a send-off. The citizens of Phe- nix, as will be seen by reference to our business columns, are wide awake, and are just the men to aid in building up large and prosperous city in the garden-spot of Arizona.
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26

THIS, the first number of the SALT RIVER HERALD is printed at the office of the Miner, in Prescott on our own type, for the reason that our press, which was shipped from San Francisco on the 18th inst, has not yet arrived at Phoenix. There will necessarily be a delay of one and possibly two weeks before the second number can be printed, owing to time it will require to move the office to Phoenix, put it in or der and again set up the paper. By the time we are ready for tine press we confidently expect it to be on the ground, and thereafter the paper will be printed regularly every Sat urdsy,
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26
ADVERTISEMENTS.

SALT RIVER K LOURING MILL, EAST PHGNIX, A, T. This well-known and popular Flouring Mill is making
 NO. l FAMILY FLOUR. I have on hand the best homo ] manufactured brands in the Territo- ry, in quantities to suit purchasers A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO TIE TRADE w Orders solicited.
 Cash prices as low as the lowest.
 c. H. VEIL. Prop'r.
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26

WE are a stranger among stran- gers, and ask the assistance of our neighbors in the way of furnishing us local and other news which will be of interest to the reading public, and at the same time beneficial to the cause we have embarked in-that of giving news reliable, late and benef- cial to citizens of the valley.
Salt River herald., 1878-01-26

This well-known and popular Flouring Mill is making
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT IRREGULAR; FUTURES CLOSED
EAsY-FLoUH ouIEr-wnEAr LowEn-coRN
QUIET-OATs QUIET-PoRK LowEB-LARp
EASIER wHIsKEY QUIEr-PErRoLEUMD DULL
OILS QUIEr-sPIRIrs TURPENTINE STEADY
ROsIN sTEADY-CoFFEE FIkM-sUGAR FIRM.
THURSDAY. Sept. 6-6P.M.
The depression in thS breadsiuGs market was still
the principal feature Change, otherwise the mar.
kots were steady, with good trade movement In all
The loading com ODDITIES on and OH Change Flour
was easy. Wheat was lower; good many contracts
were settled and cash ana future wheat lower,
Corn quiet Pork dull and lower Lard easier. Cot
ton on the spot iegusr futures closed easy Coffee
and sugar Naval steady Oils petro-
lsum dull
CoyrKR The market for Rio Armsr; l.O14 bags ex
City Jsnero sold late last evening and 1000 bags
to-day sx same on private Mild coffee was quiet
quoss Ordinsry 14Sc Axe fair do, i6tsc
I6s<c good do, 17c- l7Ac Prime do 17xc. l7zc.
extreme range for lots 14c l9lc Santos fair good
lehe l6sc gold. % days: java bags. 23c
24c do grass 23c 24c ;singaporo i6c lie Coy
lon Ice 49, Msrscaibo, l3hc lie ;Laguayra, 14c
lo,,c Jamaica, l4c. i6>c ST. Domingo. i2s<c 1916;
Porto Rico l4c l6kc. Costa Rics, lac. lie. Next
can 15c 17c.; Macaxssr, lie 49,; Augostura 16c
i've. savsnilia, BE a 1915. curacoa. 1875 = l5e
ana good grades Of OLD In held with
nsss tho Low offered At low prices New
the wharf was offered on the basis Tor
midd n.y. and lots to arrive offered At about II &c
for middling Quotations may be regarded rs
especially tor the low grades Futures op
three points higher but the advance was subsequently
lost ana the market closed The closing prces
com with yesterdays closing figures
higher Todays closing prices AS compared with yester
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demand; Nc. fail, 81 03 81 o5: bids generally held
hlLh;r Pork dull and nominal at 50 50 q 10 10 Lard
M rood cemand but ut lower make 3d 90
81 o21s kettle joobng. Sc sac buiK meats dali |;
shoulders 9sSc Gle rio, oc sides Bikc Bacon
VIII shoulder Sss clear ro SSss Gear sides 7e
changed Tor best grades duli and nominal iie or.
suEsr stesdy anu unchanged HOGS dull 81 80
VI %; lxht. 81 CD 81 40: rackins - ~ 4 "a
butchers. ~ a u 10; receipts, 7i5 shipments. $50
=, CHICAGO. Sept g, 1873.
Flour ST. ady and Wheat eady with tair
demand; No red winter. 9-e,, e3sle ole oeto-
her No. Chicago sprng. Sssc.. cash ss5sc October;
NO d. 7sslc rejected 5nc Corn fairly active and
size Oats steady and hrm; i9sse a iga1c
cash; ai4e. October; rejected ieixc. Rye easier.
r. poi Z, dsi weak and un'sttsd, closed hrmcr a.
% 90 20 10 cash; IS 77ta SS 80 October. Lara Ia
lair demand but ~ lowsr rates 6 r. cash so 52s
Der buikneAts easier: shoulders Axe; short rib BE
snort clear bt4c Whsksy steady. with good demand
" OF Freghts-corn Bufai, 44c; wheat. do. dsic
eceips-3 QUO Dbs flour, ID 900 bushels wheat 25G
90 corn iss 600 40 oats, ~ 900 d. 5000 DO bar
y Shipments 900 bills hour l4l 900 bushels wfeat.
3obO0o 90 r"rn, $1,000 do oats 1900 do rye 800 do
barley Marset ciosed:-whest advanced iSe. Ceru
vsnaed NJ Oats advanced 4e. Pork heavy and lower;
$s 80 70 o71s, October Lard heavy So tx So 10
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In state bends Illinois coupon skies Of 1870 sold
101 Georgia skies at 1909, Missouri SKIES Of 1887 at
1927, Louisiana consols At Tx and Virginia deferred
ate.
Railroad bonds were strong with an advance Of 2
per cent IN Hannibal and st. Joseph convertlbles,
from 81 to 90. Central Pacincs to 1o6x, Union
Pacific Arsts 10 LOG. Union Pacific sinking iund to
100, St Paul TO- and N. division) 10 1917, do con-
solidated sinking funds to a. Ohio and Mississippi
consolidated to Co., ana Delaware and Hudson regis
tered OF 1891 to l0l; Kansas Pacific sovens Denver
divsion with coupon certificates, declined from 60
TO 68. Chicago and Northwestern 6rsts sold at lO7,
40. consolidated gold coupons at ooK Buffalo ana
Erie frsts At los, Lake Shore copsoli dated coupon
seconds ut 1oSH, Pacific OF Missouri nrsts at 1o2K,
and Louisiana and Missouri ars,s at 9oX Burlington
and ssssippi seconds sold at S. Lehigh wilkes.
barre consolidated asseptsd at 49%, and Central
Pacific (San Joaquin brancbl at 90. Paoino Railroad
bonds closed iolows:-Union nrsts, 1O5x lO6;
do. land grants 1857 1O6K; Do. sinking funds. COX
1001; Csntrals. 1857 a LOG.
MEMORANDA.
Mr. c. Aarvcr has given an interest IN bis foreign
exchange and gold brokerage business to his son,
Mr. Leon Harvier, who fer the last eight years has
been with tho banking house OF Brown Brothers Co.
The following despatch from tho West gives the
movement Of grain at some Of the leading points
there to-day observation-disclosures OF wheat, III. o46
$50. 374 bushels; shipments, 1885, 534 do. Milwaukee
Receipts Of wheat A. 600 bushels; shipments "a
Rscsir,s Of corn, 700 bushels; shipments, 800 do
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Sept. 8. 1873,
cott quiet; mlddling, ioals low middlns, Io,sc.
ESQ ssSa S.ss5 use Net ''''p' 1855 '.l'. Sales
NEW ORLEANS Sept 8. 1878.
Cotf quiet midding, lie low mddiine, i04c. good
a s: rsss':s 81 ss'; s,o sso. T. kx
MoBiLE. sept. @. 1875
csA auios; in middling. ioy.e.; low middnr. Io,c.
vise,l sales. ZOO Stock, i'sOa ''-'''
80 Cot very hrm msdliss lS is low mddns
sales,oss i547 Exports eoastwiso. s4oa Sales oO5
CnARLrsros, sept. s. 1878
Coti steader; middling. lie. low mideing, Ios.c /,
Ssss s@s s5 'Ss c5 Isss ss ass bales Exports
wILMISoroS, Sept e. 1873
spls OF turpsntns quiet at 2e,4c sc.in firm at
har ~ tor yelo~ dp 81 IS for virgin Tar steady at
81 5oCorn arm; prime white, zoe mixed. 54c Doc.
Flo unchanged; sales 1900 bbls Wheat quiet;
good ie state ~ %; air red do 81 Western n,n
4sc Ats UNCHANGED: ,xed state 27c. white DO sOe
esms r E 9s%' hss a. yS
ss gs ss s s.sA ,ssn.
nourIoo bbls. lumosr, $4,000 feet
BUFFALO. N. y. sept. g. 1878
eeauli; nominaliy quoted; No. Milwaukee spriny,
wu 10 s%sSt IS m No Id b sss
sP ~ con S ~ %ossrs'y sgss AID steady sales
Ss ssS Kansas aooo 10. d" on pya, apo oq 49,
stmplucted Ale he. Oats quiet: sals OF 700 hu,hsl,
q S ss.s N.s ssf
Ailfs in good demand; quoted, coarse, Si2 sI2 SO:
hue. a sl4 finished. $40 a si7 rye. si3 per ten
= T. ,a sssd + "es. q
Ann ;leat. &c. corn, 7e. rye 7c, oats flsr TO Se~
York abroad freighs s,eadvi wheat, 7l.c corn. 7c;
raad.f.ar, IsO6 6bis wheat. 1850 bushes. cam ,",
a7,ecps oats, 2t.sOo do barley, do Reesips. BY
2. c a-,, sso3 Ss. wheat 80 - bushels corn
by railsa Flour, GOO Dois. wheat 80 $50 bushels
corn 'po do oats n 500 do.i barley, 500 do snip,
corn 5Diao. oats ~ $50 DO rye ~ $50 do TO inter-
medals 'ss-Whsat. $500 bushels
DETROIT Sept. 8, 1874
wheats sievxtrs white Michigan. 81 n5i4 No white.
vi ON %s " O2i4, ~eptempcrs 81 OJ. octooer Corn
steady ~ GLOW l0c. high mixed. Ale. No. mixed
2s1ic Recsp Flour 1000 bbia wheat 100 900 ba'ha.,
corn. Ho - oats. 800 do. nbipmcnts- Flour l. 400
bDs ""e"'V'o Dusheisi corn, l.ID DO oats. 100 do
ToLKpo, sept g. 1879
Wheat opef active but tower. closing ssssaisr, No
waite Wapa$t extra white Michigan, al O3 amber
M,en,ssn. sg,na seller October e,se No amber
DAYTON asa Ms.n red, 65c 10 8 do. sis, wes,.ra
80 'DYYsoS.: seller sspssme.p' 4D.e 'o. 60
white. 80 Managed; sGy.c oats duh No
Michigan. y fts,ehis Atm; wheat 10 Baasio. 2I.e
10 Oswego DC Kingston. sc. corn to Dunalv 2Lc to
o..sso: &c. 'as"cn. s.se. Receipts wnsat, iisc,o
Wheat fsVsshcis. corn, $1,000 do. oats sUOD do
Marss,. c,o;ssdhe.t inac.iyes sales Of Il, 8 white
bid; No. red tsr s5s.c. sd. ssI.e BIZ C.,n
sales OF high m and MOI at 4ohc.
cIScissArr, Sept. 6. 1878
bs,; sIc streceipts, 1000 bushels; shipments
21OOB do Ccftict bat steady ~ ale A. os,.
quiet at zoe azys easier; No. 52c. Barley in good
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The Stock Market Irregular
and Fairly Active.
Government Bonds Dull, States Firm
and Railways Stronger
MONEY ON CALL | IL TO 2 PER CENT.
WALL STREET, /
THURSDAY. Sept 6-6 +. II. (

THURSDAY, Sept SIS r. NJ.
strict adherence to truth compels the acknowl.
sdgnsnt that the course OF the granger stocks this
morning, and, for the matter OF that OF the OF
the Market did not meet with the appreciation OF the
bull contingent Tho rise OF the last two days
70 have partaksn Of the nature OF financial fireworks,
which corruscated brilliantly for the time being and
shsn died out into tho blacknsss Of darkness which
marks an unexpected decline. There no further
advance to-day In the Two iavorits Wisconsin roads,
- had been counted on, not sven consoatory
Readiness but, on tho contrary an unequivocal de-
hine In plain figures, the North westerns were x
per cent and the st. Paus full per of at
Tho close than at the opening. Delaware and
Laokawanna made sorry show
Ing, In spite OF the good backing which sup
ports and the iauaticsm which leads its color blind
adnerents to regard It's prospects under tho reflection
Of eonleur de Two stocks at least showed in
difference TO granger pressure and struck OF upon
tangent OF their own, making neaoway in early
hours OF at least per cent and holding TO most
Of II at the end These were Western Union q nd
Central and Hudson. Tho extraordinary receipts OF
grain at Buffalo, which only be depoucned at this
port through the intermediary Of tho railroad and
sanal have vastly increased the earnings Of the YAM
asrbilt road and afford sufficient reasons for the
HANGED market value Of the stock Something of the
same plethora OF traffic is tondng to smarter up the
Ehch are attracting increased attention and
better demand. Had 1t not boen for the broken rood
feature Of tho grangers, which not only lost
Thorn their own support but mporillsd that
OF their neghbors upon tho stock list higher
ngures would have undoubtedly been obtained for
Ihe whole market AS 1t turned out-the uuderpin-
ming being knocked away-the whole fabric remains
shaky There IL reason to believe, however. that
\ further upward push will not be made. The desire
L. chs Gra Aha tt,ant m
realize present profits. 1t Is ITO put It legally
VI pro tune, In which the present is made to
Iubserve the future by depressing prices to pur-
enasable point previous to advancing Thorn to that
Of profitable realization. The decline to-day may
be- therefore, regarded having been engineered for
purpose, In tho success OF which mono much
Interested IS the bulls themselves. Indeed. they
were rather paper bolts than Parthian SHAFTS that
were launched to-day, aud with the exception OF the
grangers which appeared to be the principal target
aimed at, thoy tell harmlessly.
OF CALCULATION
Following are the highest. lowest and opening
prices. together with the closing quotations.
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FOREIGN NARKKr.

London advices reported consols steady at e4K .
IAN ior money aud OAK for the account United
States bonds were strong a further improvement Of
to y per cent New 4k's are quoted Al 1859 a
iook, lsd7s At 1914 tonoraes at 1885, and nvcs at
losk losss. Ere advanced u. to lax. Tho pre-
fsrred was steady at 81 Illinois Central advanced n.
TO s2x New Jersey Central n, to SAY; Reading Il, to
TN. and Pennsylvania Central 4, TO 3sl1. The last
named aiterward reacted to 49, Tie Bank OF England
rate OF Discount remained unchanged at ave pcr cent
The bank gained E6l2 900 bullion for tho week ending
yesterday. the proportion OF reserve to liabilities is
nov 81 l116 per cont against 4c5s pcr last week.
Bar silver 10 quoted at SID per ounce. At Paris
rsntss is OF to 1i3L, and la.er rose W nat 12xc
The weekly statement Of the Bank Of France an ,ws
decrease in specie Of 100000 irsnos Foreign .x.
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CUSTOM HOUSE SEIZURES.

The Custom House inspectors seized YESTERDAY
sixythrce bottles OF brandy. four bottles OF bors
and ono silE umbrella on the steamship Lcsspg from
Hamburg ana also 600 cigMs--5O0 In boxes ana loo
loose--on the Csrondeet rom Havana
The tbrd aud last trunk, belonging TO John H.
Draper, sucticncer, which was seized by tho Cus,or
House officials. was removed by tbs owner from tho
seizure room day.
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PAYING THE PENSIONERS.

Colonel cos'sn paid $4,000 to 500 pensioners yes.
'srday During tho day General DIX applied for his
pension ana found that he had loot his esrt0ssc He
boioro ne could receive tho money
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The most active Issues OF United States bonds are
the new fves. the sixss OF 1881 and the 1s67s Sell
ers Of the last named generally buying tho
new hves Since May enough four per cent bonds
have been sold, by popular subscription, to redeem
$75, DOC, 900 nve-twenry six per cents
There not much demand Tor bonds to-day, bat
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HAVANA MARKET.
. HAVANA, Sept. s. 1873
Spanish gold 2O6H 2O7 Exchange Hrm. A further
dsslins In gold 10 expected Sugar duli.
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THE ACTIVE STOCKS
Tho sales OF stocks at the Board yesterday
amounted to 12o,35S shares. These distributed
as ioows:--D Delaware and Hudson, 800; Western
Union, 6,47o; Pacific Mail, 900; New York Central
and Hudson, 1,73o; Lake Shore. 80 1876 c., c., c. aud
l.. 3,S63; Northwestern, 6,sio; Northwestern pre-
torred, 1920; St Paul. $3.50; 81. Paul preferred,
1895; Delaware, Laokswanna ana Western, Is, $40:
Erie. 500; Hannibal and ST. Joseph, 5,726; Hannt
bal and ST. Joseph preferred, 1900; Michigan Gen.
Tai. $780, Wabash, 700; Central OF Now Jersey 400;
bhio and Mississippi, $50; Union Pacific. 900, Rock
Island, 500; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. s4s.
MONEY MARKET
Nopoy call lent al / 10 l X per cont carly In tbe
day, but stincncd n per toward the close. Prime
commercial paper was quoted at az TO 8 per cent.
The following wore tue rates OF exchange on Now
York at the aforementioned cities to-day :-sa-
vannah. buying u offered, selling At par; Charles
ton, weak, y discount, par; New Orleans, CONNER
sial SIG. bank u; st. Louis, y discount; Chicago,
soo. discount, and Boston plenty a. par
GoLD.
Carrying rates for gold nat TO l per cent
Sales were made All day at 1905. In the afternoon
l0oH was bid. Tho clearings at the National Bank
OF The State of Now York wers:-
Gross clearings.. $40 375 900
Cold Daances... lO09. 500
Currency baan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1OO3 909
The Clearing House figures were:-
0oio tvo2l,ZJ0
1Oiu lOos,
Currency exchanges ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s., 526 8O2
Currency balances. 2O25, iO6
Assistant United states Treasurer niiIhouse paid
cut Sal, 900 Tor bonds and san, 900 account OF
interest. The transactions oil the day wers:-
goin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. seas. 40
Eoin payments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 742,774
pon balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 128 s7s, s62
Currency receipts ....... ............... 90 $40
cusrsncy payments. ,y76
Curfsucy balance. ..................... 1885. 459
Customs ........................... $4,000
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Sept SIS r. N.
Cotton-The sales OF the day inelnie $500 bales Amsr
eau Futures steady uplands low middling clause.
tender delivery. l7- do, do ssptruOer aud Octo-
per delivery. 65si do do. November and December
livery. D. lod do DO, new crop shipped October and
iallow 37s 9d per cwt.
LONDON. Sept. g. 80 p NJ.
Refined petroleum. sai. gallon Talow 3ss 3D. per
cwt.
ms, HAvRE. Sept 8. 1873
Wicox's lard closed at 47G SOC ist per so kiios.
NM, ANTWERP. Sept. g. 1874
Wiicox's lard closed ut 2ois aorins per SO kioa
rctroieum 24sli Tor line pale American
NEW PRODUCE KxcHAsGg RyPoer
- LIVERPOOL Sept. o, 1873.
fork-Prtme mess Eastern steady At Dos de- Western
steady at 49s Bacon Cumberland cut hrmsr 32s
short rb dun at rs. long clear dull 32s. short
cesr dull ut 3fs. Hams cut At SIS Shout
mess dul at SIS prime mess dull at CTS. Lard-Prime
Western hrmer nj 30 Cd. Taow-Prme steady ais
ID Iurpentnespritsd duh at 23s ko,n -CommDn ady
~ Ia ID hne dull AT los Cheese American choice
dnli VI As Lard oil steady Ut Ais. Flour --bstra
State dull At 26s. Wheat-spripg No dull 9,. loI
do No dull at o. Al wintsr old dali At 9s. I'd DO.
now western dull at -. ID: do do. southern dull at
0s I'd Corn-Mtxed old dull 2fs. ID do. dull
23s ed Cottonsecd oii-Yeow American steady AZ $40
FINANCIAL.
PARIS. Sept. s. 1878.
Exchange on London. PSF 2sIsc. for short sight
The specie In the Bank OF France decreased
S.ooo,oOor during The past week.
LONDON Sept. 5-4PM
untsd States bonds ten-forles. losh. Erie. l474
Jersey Central 34yz. Illinois Central, s2A -
fars aivices quote i've li3E l2hc for
tho account.
Silver IL quoted to-day at SD per ounce.