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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
A Rather Dull Day in Specu-
latiVe Stocks.
MONEY ON CALL 1 A 2,
Light Market for Government, State and
Railway Securities.
GOLD UNCHANGED.

WALL SrExEr.
MONDAY August 1T +. Nj
on the broad chessboard Of speculation the movos
to-day were OF infrcquent occurrence and unimpor-
liant whom made. Protected by their own indspos
ton TO make the game active and fearing check
mate at the hands OF trading knights stockjobbing
rocks, The kings of finance stood aoof and lett the
play to the pawns Of the street. II may be imagined
that with the responsibility Of active market de-
voved upon these gentry nothing particularly brill
liant was effected. 1t Is that weak market at
the opening bolstered up into something like
strong one at noon but ut that moment the support
gave out and quotations were allowed to
droop for the OF tho day. Consequently
In most instances (Northwcst common proving
nearly tho solitary exception) closing figures
were the smallest in the days business. Tho St.
Pau shares continue to milestone about the neck
OF the market Tho destruction TO tho wheat crop In
the northwestern country is still ngsted upon as be-
ing TACT beyond peradventure, ana is sufficiently
credited by holders to induce constant drbb'o or
long stock. The BEARS the other hand, with keen
appreciation OF the already serious decline and
prudent apprehension OF possible and sudden up
ward turn. cautious sellers, though the loaning
rate OF preference shares, which ranged from ia 10
per cent would seem to inacate that in this branch
of the stock, ut Toast, thor limo has been pretty we'll
extended. Although the rumor OF threatened strike
by the employees Of the 81. Paul road was
contradicted this morning II removed
again in tho afternoon and sufficiently
believed to dcprcss quotations Besides, there was
an antagonistc demonstration from the German quar-
Ter, and this operated like a financial Sedan upon
timid holders The Northwcsterns wero trI1e less
weak than their ST. Paul neghbors, which is the most
that be said in their favor. The coal stocks lost
ono per cent between '1nd and fnish" and the mis-
cellaneous shares closed fractona!ly of from tho
highest points of the session. Altogether 1nal deal
ings were anything but promising TO the bull side Of
the account, and the market ended decidedly weak
and fcverish.
THE STOCKS DEALT IN
The most active stock OF the day was Northwest
Sl0 shares OF the common and IT, $50 shares OF the
preferred being sold at tho Board Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western came next in the order OF activ
ity, 1920 shares bong disposed OF. St. Paul COM
sold the extent OF ID 450 shares and tho pro-
ierred to 14,635. Other active stocks sold Lake
Bhore 1850 shares; Erie Railway, $500; Union Pa
cinc, 5,525; Western Union, 2,1oO New Jersey Gen.
lral, 1000; Michigan Central 900; Delaware and
Hudson, GOO; Now York Central 500; icago, Buring
ton and Quincy, a54; Pacific MAIL 200; Morris and Es-
sex, 200; Rock Island 200; Harlem 2Oo Wabash, 200;
Illinois Central, 200: ONO and Mississippi, IS. The
lotai nnmbor OF shares sold was 1o3, 0S2.
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closing quotations wero as foilows.-

Bank shares sold nj 95 FOE Fourth National and at
lis Tor Commerce.
Movement Of grain to-day:-Chicago-Recei OF
wheat ss,4se bushels; shipments, 60 4o6 do receipts
Of corn Asa 1876 DO. shipments, 399073 do Milwau-
kee-Reccipts OF wheat, $500 bushels; shipments,
$3.50 do. receipts Of corn, 1850 do. shipments,
200 do.
rho following arc tho estimated earnings OF tho St.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway for the
week ending August7-
$50, 119 o.
Increase. ........................ 81 $50 55
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
coMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, August 1875 r. n.
CottonTh sales of the included 800 bales Ameri.
can. Futures weak. Uplands, low miIdng clause Sep
TENDER and October delivery 1884 upands low
dng clause crop, shipped November and December,
SAIL 5-lGd
LIVERPOOL August 12-5:3oP. VI.
BreadstuH-Con. Us per quarter tor mixed Wests
ern.
LONDON. August H. 8 SOP. N.
Produce Refined petroleum. 9t4d. per gallon spirits
OF turpentine. 22s. 3D. per ewt.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LIvEGPo OIL, August ~. 1873.
PorK-Prime mcss-Eastsrn steady at o5s., Western
steady 45s. rand cut steady at sos. i'd
short nrmer 3ts I'D. clear hrmcr 80, 3D.:
short steady Cd anis-iong cut steady IL
54s shoulders hrmer ut 2Ss. Brcf-lnda moss dull
S2s extra dali IT bSs. prime hrmer 73s.
Lard-Prime Western frmer 39s. Txllow-Prine
city steady at 37s 3D. rurpontine Spirits dull
Rosin-Conmon steady at As Sd. ine dun ut los Cheese
Flour-Extra State steady 25s sd Wheat spring No.
steady At o. ID sprng No steady Nc 9a. I'd winter
steady s. 3D. CornMixed soft, old steady 2is So
mixed prire. new, nrmer 23.s Cottouseed oilYeow
American, In
Wheat-Rccepts for tho week from Atlantic ports.
2SOOJ from Pacific $3.50 do; other
Sources 400 d. Corn-2ecepts Tor the weok. 56,V00
quarters.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, August 1874 Pm.
United States bonds, AVS. 1o631; ls67s 1857,
fortes. 1905; nves, 1871 Erie Railway shares,
l7A do preferred. S21z liirDis Central. 81 Heading
Railroad. 1914.
Paris ndvices quote per HOE 45s goa
the account.
Exchange London, 25r 100 for short sight
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MINING SHARES.

Tho following wero tho opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to- day:-Leviathan. /; Tip
Top, 1; Navajo, x; Gould Il Curry, IL; Savage, Is;
Chollar Potos, IS; Ophir. Al; Hale & Norcross 10;
Grown Point, IL; Yellow Jacket, Is; Belohcr, OK;
Virginia Consolidated, 10; California, IL; Overman,
10; Raymond Ely, 3; Best & Bcchcr. ls}S; Union
Consolidated. 25h; Alpha, Is; Sierra Nevada, 81 !;
Mexican. 20; Eureka Consolidated, 50: Justice. q;
Utah, H.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY 49, 1s7a-TRPLE SHEET

Tx and s2k. Reading advanced to lex and closed
at l61. Illinois Central declined per can't TO 50,
Pennsylvania Central n, to 80, and New Jersey Con-
trail per cent, to 81 At Paris rentes declined to
110L 45c
Silver IN London lie 52t5d per ounce. At the New
York price the bullion valuc of the silver dollar
is $685.
Gold was dull, the quotation for sales being uu-
changed at l0o1S. the borrowing rates fat to
per cent aud y per cent was charged for carrying.
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Railway bonds were fairly active. Following were

Mich 3 4 Mistress .1O9sl
Ciev, ri il Ash b 80. lo2
Clev. ri h Ash, II b W. ITO
knl u W Pigeon LIST, 90 90
u, " 4 Toi LIST, Us. 1906.
l. Shore Q reg LIST, JDOO.ll1
L. Shore c cou "a, 1903. 1U3M
l. Shore c reg ID, 1908. l02%
n Y Cen G's. 1888. los
y Y Cen G's. sS7......1U6
n Y Cen SIS, Q, 1888. .104
n Y Cen 6's. sub. 1888. lUf
n Y Cent LIST. r., 1908. III
Hud X rs. I'd, 8 1. 'S5. III
Can So LIST, guar. 1903. 73x
II ariem LIST rs G, 1000 .i2U
Harlem LIST. rs. r, 1900. l2O
North Missouri LIST. '05. iUiM
Ohio 4 Miss con s. I. '9S. 9S
Ohio Il Miss ecu, 1885,. 97H
Ohio * Miss I'd c. 1911. SO
Cen Pac gold BIDS. '95-9.l06
Cen Pac, san j b. 1900. 93M
Cen'Pac S aid b. 1884. los
Western Pac BIDS. 1S99.IO2
Union Pac LIST BIDS. 1860. iU5Z
linton Pac | z rs. 1919. 1045s
Union Pacific 8 I. '93. .1O25s
Pacific of Mo LIST, 'sS. .1oiZ
Pacific Of Mo ID, '91. -. 95X
$ Pac OF Mo. LIST, 49,. Sii
Kan Pac 1st. 6's, c. Ger. 100
Kan Pac LIST 6's. c cert. 80
Kan Psc1st. 6's. with G c 63H
Kan y In c, No. 10 on'i6 g
Pitt, FtW&Chi LIST 1912 11SL
Pitt. FtW&Chi I'd 1912 us
Pitt FtW &Chi Sd 1912 lib
Col. q a. / LIST, 1906. -. 4.3Z
Il, w II Og con LIST, 1904 80
ST Louis a NJ LIST, 1921
Alton Il y II I'd pref, '94 80
Alton 4 I II I'd inc, "a 19k
1ol IL w ex IN -. :. II
Tol " w ex &Nov. TT Q 81
Tol n W equip b, 1873. 10
CT Western ex coupon. %
w Union BIDS, G. 1900. lilo
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HE FLUCTUATIONS.

Comparing tho last sales mado with tho closing
sales Of Saturday appears that among leading
latve stocks the following changes have occurrcd:
ApANcED-lllinos Central, u; Morris and Essex, l.
DEcLiSED-St. Paul, common, ~ do. preferred, 2J<;
NorthwesterE, / 90. preferred, u; Ere Railway, q
Delaware. LackawaGna and Western. X; Delaware and
Hudson, u.
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Wheat opened little lower but closed strong sales
between the calls were 2oo.UO lbushois at 81 O9H
81 10 81 II for No. smSer: 81 osl% ~ Il % Tor
steamer do 81 o9is 81 10 for No. red August 81 10
to arrives Il ia or No. DSus AND 81 ,or No.
Milwaukee,, and $4,000 bushels No ROD August at ii 10;
Sahss No wai,s hrsa naf September ant at 81 70
first cali 5000 bushels No. red winter tor August
red winter for september sold 81 1o II. closing
follows no. rod winter 81 09sI bid III 1917
p aG 9 sr ssp,e0er AND 'a VI a'I sa
81 % asssd No Northwest for September, 81 o6 bid,
Sshe WAS sasy closing ns A. NE s s iooo
TENDER No = at 49lsc 1880 Closing follows
second call Ausnst steamer 47sc. hid 4s1c asked do.
bid, 4oc asked DO 1910. bid 50c. asked; October
No. ole Did, 5lslc. asked The between calls
491sc for high mixed Acc. 1890 No. mixed. soc.
for NO white and for future delivery 900 bushels
august steamer a. isc 1000 bushels No 10. 49i4c
4D1sc: $4,000 bushels No. september 49slc 5000
bushels steamer, September at 4sslc Oats quiet,
DO, s3!ac asss4c No do extra mixed, SAC.
a3Hc NO do. 33c: 33>ac.; NO. do. see 321sc.
GUSSiEs- -Basging remained firm as IO54c. 2 lba
wei sht and lls4s. for standard.
Hemp ASp JuTE-rhe market quiet without
change We quota = American dressed. $l75 1882 80
tyr single: $2Ua SIPS for double $l33 si75
asssssd Kusss clean Eos ssio gods !saai.n 80
istle. DC. 5lc.. all gold.
mestc ana prices were nomnally unchanged We
CUBA centrifugal and mixed. 22c 2sc. clsyed, 32c
Porto Rico 3ac 42c English Islands 500 3sc Ns.
Orleans. new crop. common to fancy. &c. n 45c.
steady Rosin was quiet $50 bbls good strained sold 9t
81 42 We quotc:Sprits turpentfne. merch antAAs
81 ~. common ssrainsd 81 90 tar 81 SO; pitch. 81
Adyces from Wilmington fellows :-Itosn hr,n
sSSS " sS ;y ss, '9 at Ts
virgin. IL rs.
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Ell 4 Erie LIST IN, 1900. &c
Bur, ORA \ Isl, 5's. 1906 90
G a. A LIST 1893. LA
st l.. J az Chi LIST. ls94.lU7L
Chi, Il u q rs. c 1903 HEX
Chi, RIP sfi6's, 1895. 1u7
q. X ! n + tys. 1917. c..1OSX
q II Of y J Ist...... 1llX
q X ofNJ LIST con, 1899 So
q X OF n j asssn'd ...... Tx
g Il OF N J con. 1902. -. 50
Q X OF n j ascend. ..... 70
Lob X w b ascend. -. ~
Am Dock IL Imp, 1886. so
Am Dock 4 Imp ascend 40
MAS.p I'd z BIO PD'9S. lob
N&stPlst7's,$grd 1902. 1O3
MAStPlst. Lac Div 's:3. I06X
M&StP LIST, liz NJ. 1897. 9eX
M & st + LIST, I u. 1899. ITO
Mast r LIST, HAD. 1902. 80
NJ Il st = LIST, CSM. 1908. 1O2X
NJ * st &c $ (, 1875. -. 95ia
Chi a. N w 3 I, 1885. hot
Chi d N w b. 1918. no
Chi Il N w LIST nj. 1896 .lO6is
Chi a. y w C s bds. 1902. 99x
Chi 4 N Wrg BIDS. 1902. so
Chi 4 Mil LIST, 1898 ...i06
Win h Sc Z I'd. 1907. s.
&C, C& LIST. 7's,s {. 100. 1O6J<
Del. l. Il w I'd IN. 'Sl. .1O6
Del. l. d w m. rs. 1907. 100
Sy, l,in&NY 1st7s, 1906. 1881
MorrisGEssex LIST, l914.I1Sllz
Morris& Essex I'd. 1891 Jos
Morris&Esssx cen. 40. IS
Del x Hud q LIST, 1884,. BOX
Dol X mud Z LIST, 1S0l..1OO
Del 4 HudC1st.ex, '9l.l0I
Aiby&Susq 3D.. 1881 T.. 90
kens&ssra LIST. c, I92l.1l4
Erie LIST. ex, 1897 ......lI5L
Erie I'd. rs, 1879. -. .l07
Eric I'd. rs 1888. ......1OsX
Eric 9TH. Us. 1880. ...1o5x
Long Dock bcs. 1893. ITO
Han & st 10 SIS, c. 1885. "a
Ind. Bloom6W lst 1909 81
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We quote .-Ordinary carToes. 14c. Axe fair do,
16zc good do 10s.. prime DO, l7c IKE; extreme
range for lots I3c 1gc santos, fair to good 1889.
i6e gold 30 days; Java government bags, 23c. 2sc
do grass mats 23c 2fc- Singapore. 10c l7c Ceyon.
l5c is Maraeabo. I3c lie. Laguayra lie. 100.
jamaica 13c. &c., 81 Domingo i2c. i3c.; Porto Rico.
I4c 16Sc Costa Hca lie i7c. Mexican. 15c. Ice
Macsssar lie isc Angostnra l5c 1eisc savaniIla
13c IUl.c. Curacao. lie. q 141sc
uorrox on the spvt was quiet Saturdays prices Flu
lures were quet. The market opened to q points
iower and closed weak decline the day of
10 points Toaays CLOSING prices. compsred with satur
davis war ma foowaf-
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loxe low m,ddllus rlxe, alddilns. NE Sale. of

Consumption ............... 275 S75 $50
Specul alton .......--- "a SO
Total. 3o5 :s75 TOO
penverea on contract 100 bales For future delivery the
sales were Ms follows:saurday after one NJ Augus
goo AZ Poe seDtsmeer 400 at H. 96c, 800 at ly5c
O-tober 400 NJ lie 100 at l40c January loo at
LIE. 500 at ~, II zoe March; 100 az l3;c. 40 a.
10 &c two COX & MIAasus 900 at u 81 september soo IT.
II SOC $40 at l5se 100 at zoe eco az sac &c,
a. sse 500 a, s4c 800 a. Soc 800 az $40 oj
Ice. 900 at 5s december 100 li.i4c.. 100 NJ
IL l2c. jO) at III llc 300 LIFE: January 100 NJ
lllac. 900 NJ l2c, iOO H. I4c.: March, 6UU Mt
ll26; April, 600 at IL 2c; April, 100 at SOC. l0UJ
4Oc Total, 1880 bales Grand - 800 tes.
The receipts AT the follows aveston los:
Now Orleans, 2i7; Mobile "a; savannah, IA Charleston,
8: Norfolk, 3s: Baltimore. s: New York. 70: Boston,
1850; Philadelphia, 15 Total, IT,. This day last week,
500: this day last year. 800 Total since September
4226569 bales TO saturday night Cotton feighs closed
oliows:To llavre, by steam c.. copresssd by sail.
5Sc.; to HAMBURG, by steam, Ne, compressed; to
bremen. by steam ll15c., compressed; by salt. to
Liverpool 4d by steam: bv sail. l504d.,
FLOUR AND GRAIN ts-Four "a ASS bulls wheat
410 300 Uushels NEAL 2O5 bills Sacks corn
1900 bushels oats 81 Ts do rye, 2i45o do; barley
malt, s,J95 do Flour steady The sales Including
State, Western ana southern 1900 b9s within the
annexed Rye Hour quiet with sales Of 800
bbis Corn meal was steady with sales of 900 bbs within
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SECOND CALI P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
wEAK-fLoUR sTEADY-wHEAT STEADY
CORN UNCHANGED - OATS QUIET PORK
QUIET-LARD QUIET-wHIsEEY srEADY-PE-
rRoLEuM FIRM-oILs QUIET-sPIRIrs TuI-
PESTINE QUIET RosIN QUIET - COFFEE
FIIM--sUGAR QUIET.
MONDAY. August 1916 p. NJ
Business was still moderate in nearly all branches.
but there q good buoyant confident feel
ing abroad, which argues we'll for the future ON
Change -four was steady Wheat was steady Corn
without decided change. Oats quiet whiskey steady.
Pork quiet Lard quiet Cotton on tho spot was IN
changed. Futures closed weak. Coffee firm. Sugar
quiet Naval stores stoady. Oils and petroleum
quiet.
CosFRR-The market for Rio was 6rm. Sales 1000,
,0g2, 2,01S and 9o4 bags Santos, ex Tycho Brahc
$3.50 do RIO ex City OF Rio do Janeiro and 225 and 900
bags do, OK Tycho Brabc, all on private terms Mid
coffee was steady Stock Of Rio and Santos coffee August
g. 1873 427i4 bags. Arrived since Augusts. Tycho
Brahc, 1901 bags Rio and 11s74 do. Santos Total.
% 9o5 bags Sales since dnciudng today. 1881 bags
Stock Of Rio and santos coGse August IL. 1875 4o,ss
bags
stock of Rio In 1rst hands
Galveston ..............s"..s.......... a'uU
baltimore. ................-...-- .........s opr5
New To'ooo
BslitnVre. lfooS
49, io3G62
Total stock. ...... 1853, s5s
Aaoat and loading Tor United states to July i6 1884
Purchased tor United states TO August 10 t5.OOo -
sanos' ..-... ls.ooo
Total visible supply 2si s17
Delivered IRON warehouse during tho week.
baltimore ..........s... $3.50
New hork....' zozoa
r., a. ,cn
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were firm throughout. tho
largest transactions being dono In 1s67's, and closed
TIE MONEY MARX ET


Money was easy on call at per cent on government
securities, and X az per cent stock collateral.
Prime mercantile paper rated at 81. The folew.
Ing were the rates OF exchange on Now York at the
aforementioned cities to-day savannah, buying !.
premium, selling u premium; Charleston. rosscd
par u premium; Now Orleans commercial $40,
bank u premium ST Louis, par; Chicago, par, and
Boston easy at par.
THE FOREIGN MARKRr
Tho London dispatches announced that tho BANK
OF England directors had at special meeting advanced
abe rate OF discount from por TO por cent In
the open outside OF tho bank tho rate OF dis
rount Tor three months bills to AZ por cent
As there but little English capital Invested In this
country In such way to admit OF It's being sud-
denly Withdrawn IL is thought that Ill effects will
result from the great difference between the money
rates here and in LONDON Tho rates In this city Tor
bills on London advanced to-day to ASK for
sixty days. paper, and Assn Tor demand drafts.
CONCESSIONS OF u to x per cent were mado tho
nominal rates. which were as follows toward the
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass. August ~. 1873
The print cloth market Is quiet quotations with
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
MONDAY, August ~, 131a
RxcKIrrs FOR rnK PAST WEEK.

forenoon. Arrivals moderate. and auhvugh quality
the aggregate from poor TO still values nd
vsnssd Door quality nearly sc. higher. and
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The Bank Of England gained GO 900 bullion to-day
ON balance Consols closed at 9fJ6 for money and
ssA Tor the account. United States bonds declined "
per cent. Erie rose TO TX 17ys aud preferred to
esk. bu' the siosins quotations wore ssspsoslysly
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
STATE sEcURIrIE
were obtained: =

The market for State bonds was not particularly
active. Following are tho only ones for which bids
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FINANCIAL.

4 r REASON ABLE RATES. ~MoXnY on LIFE AND
IN Endowment Insurance. Policies and Mortgages; same
bought insurance of all kinds effected with best com
panies at lowest NUNS
J. J. HABKICA a. CO., 1855 Broadwae: box $50
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28
Salt River Valley Affairs.

Condensed from the Herald of last Saturday:
 Postoffices are needed al Camp Reno and the Mormon settlement, ten miles east of Tempe. The population at either of these places is enough 10 en- title them to this convenience.
 The town at present contains 8 mum. Der of hard characters, and were it not for the watcbfulness of Sheriff Mowry and Deputy Phy, man would be served up for breakfast regularly. Phy has been appointed Deputy United States Marshal
 The Golden Star Mining Company s property, Wm. B. Hellings general manager, is situated thirty miles north. east of Phenix, in the Cave Creek Min ing District. The mine property con- sists of the Golden Star, Mccormick and Florence claims. It is estimated that the ore lying on the surface will measure 5O,OOO tons.
 Independence Day, last Monday, was observed by the Mexican portion of our people About three hundred as. sembled at Tempe and passed the time in various ways. Jose Sanchez was accidentally shot and killed during the festivities.
 Geo. E. Mowry has informed us that the Postmaster General has ordered the Yuma and Fort Worth mail con- tractors to supply Phenix after October 1st
 From Wash Jacobs, just returned from the Salt Works, one hundred and twenty miles east of Phenix, we learn that getting out of the salt had been Sixteen vats. fifty feet square have been finished and the water is run in to a depth of eighteen inches. By the time the last vat has received sufficient water, the first one has been evaporated and the result re- moved. The water is conveyed through a l5OO feet Hume to the vat. The salt produced is equal to the finest table article. The capacity of the works now is from two to three thousand pounds of salt per day.
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28

TIE report of the Sioux Indian Com mission submitted to the Secretary of the Interior, lately, says that the h. diaDs, when left to their own judg- ment in the matter Of removal, admit that, with the occupation of the coun- try by settlers and the opening of wagon roads and railroads. there is no other alternative, but 10 accept suit able place in some part of Dakota Ter. ritory, where they may remain under the pfotee.ion of the GoYeInlsSPi
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28
VEGETINE I Would Not Be Without It.
CtNcfNNArr, April 3, ls77

CfSCfNNAr1, April \, lSI7.
 MR. STEVENS: For several years l have suffered with the Caiarrh. 1 tried every thing, used doctor, and went down to Hot Springs, Arkansas. last Simmer; but SUI nothing helped. until heard of Vegetlne but did not believe In 1t at first, so at last thoug Int would try it. Al fist II did not seem to help me, but l took gentleman's g advice 10 try a bottle or two yet; aud ] must say 1t helped me slowly, but l am perfectly well now. advise every family to have lt in the house, especially In the Spring, for I would not be withoutit. You Will save your. doctors bills. Yours Truly
 c. MOOYLING. No. g. Fifteenth st.
 Vegetine extends it's influence into every part of the human organism, com mencing with its foundation; correcting diseased action, and restoring vital pow CTS, creating a healthy formation and pu- ritication Of the blood, driving out dis ease, and leaving nature to perform it's al- lotted task.
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28
Another Wonderful Cure!
 Effected by California Elastic Truss!

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COM lO pany, ". J. Hornes Proprietor.-Deaf Sir: feel that owe it to you and to hu- manity to write the fact that have been su uostantially cured Of 6 bad case of Rup- ture Of thirty years standing. by one or your incom parable Trusses, which pur. chased from you three months ago. cannot describe the suffering, both phys Ically and mentally, that 1 have under. gone during that period; and nov feel ike Q new being. have worn all kinos of Trusses, both Steel and Elastic. and never received any permanent relief un- til l tried yours. It's simplicity Of con structioB, and facility with which it can be adjusted, and the ease and perfect Tree dom Lo the motions of the body Wtth which it can be worn without causing any irritation, are it's chief merits, and it is perfect supporter. q have not had aoJ sign of a return of the Rupture since tne first day put it on. and feel that an PERFECTLY CURED. II Is IF valuaoie, and the fact should be known 70 tue world. You can refer any one 10 me 0n the subject Of their merits. ] sm trui| yours. ALFRED J. BU URkEt Chief Mail Clerk s. P. Daily EYen!ns Post.
 san Francisco, July 9O, 1878. s Send for Illustrated Catalogue snd E''e~
 CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS co
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Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28
Assessment Notlce.

OAK GROVE MINING COMPANY U Location Of principal place Of busl- ness, San Francisco, California; location Of works, Globe District, Pinal county, Arizona.
 Sotice-1here arc delinquent upon the following described stock, on account Of assessment No ll levied on the sixth day Of August, 1878, the several amounts set opposite the names Of the rsspectivs shareholders, as SolloVsf .'
Arizona citizen., 1878-09-28

And in accordance with law and au or der of tue Board of Directors made on the
 sixth day Of August, 1878. SO many shsref Of each parcel Of such stock as may bo necessary will be sold at public auctions
 at the office of the company, No. Id Leid- esdor1 street, San Francisco, California, on Monday, tue ThIrtielh dag Of Septsm-
 Der, 1878, at the hour of o'clock ?. n., ot
 said day; 10 pay said delinquent asssss' ment thereon, together with costs Of ed- vertising and expenses Of the sale.
 R. b. B0GART. Secretary. O11ce-No. IS IAidesdorff Street, San
 Francisco, California. Sept q 49-2V