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Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Globe Items.

From the Silver Belt of the 23d in. stant: 'E
 Yesterday morning at Bremen's saw. mill, Ttlesforo Aguirre, late of El Paso, Mexico, engaged in wheeling saw.dust, while in the saw-pit was caught by the saw. His left arm was completely torn off and thrown up in to the mill. The ribs of the left side were laid bare, and he was also cut in the head. He died almost instantly
 There are no empty houses in Globe City.
 Globe wants telegraph lire
 The Belt speaks in ardent terms of the good feeling now existing between the whites and Apaches, and assures the country that not the least danger is 10 be apprehended.
 Sheriff Brady is here making the an. nual assessments. f'
 Milner and Watson are taking oui very rich ore from their mine on Mineral hill.
 The rain or Monday and Monday night. extiuguished the fire which has been raging in the Pinal mountains for about a week.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
The Hand of Care.

ITS writing wrinkles on thy cheeks,
 'ris weaving silver in thy hair, And o'er thy life 1t holds a cloud
 On which see the word despair. Each morning some sad thought trace In every loving look you wear, And well know this sadd'nlng change Is written by The hand Of care. Oh, gladly would I own the pow'r
 From thy young life to banish woe, To i'll thy heart with joy again
 And scatter smiles where tears now flow But, Fate, alasl has willed it so That though thy heavy cross must bear And am helpless Co avert
 The crushing Of the hand Of cars. I saw thee when the wine Of life
 Thy cheeks with rosy radiance hIPd And laughter lit thy wlnsone lace
 When the young heart with joy was
 thrilld. If saddens me 10 see the change The wrinkled brow, the whitening hair. But. darling, glad time will come When we shall all be free from care.
 J. E. Barrett, Tn New York Weekly.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
The New Railroad Bill.

On May ?, Senator Johnson intro
 duced a bill to aid in the construc
 ton Of Southern Pacific Railroad
 This bill is now commonly called the
 Omnibus bill ah6 authorizes the Texa.
 and Pacific Railroad Company to ex
 tend its road west from Fort Worth Texas to the Rio Grande at or near Fl
 Paso, and requires the company tn
 build 100 miles the first two years and
 at the rate of 100 miles each succeed.
 ing year and 10 complete the whole
 within six years
 The second section authorizes tie
 Southern Pacific Railroad 10 exteHd
 its line of railroad from its present eastern terninus in the Territory of Arizona, eastward, along the route or line of the present Texas Pacific Rail- road, as described in said act; or if a more practicable route or line on or near the thirty-second parallel of north latitude is found, then along such more practicable route or line to the Rio Grande at or near Fl Paso, there tO meet and connect with the construct ed road and telegraph of said Texas and Pacific Railway Company, and with he constructed railroad and tele- graph of any other company in the State of Texas. And fur the purpose of aiding the said Southern Pacific Railroad Company in the instruction of its road the same grants of right or way and authority over adjacent pub
 lie lands granted to the Texas Pacific Railroad are transferred to the South ern Pacific Railroad. And if theI Southern Pacific Company accept the provisions before mentioned it is re- quired to build from the most eligible point on its present lIne, branch road Ia ships channel on the Bay of San Diego. IL is required to extend it's road one hundred miles the first year and not less than fifty miles each sue ceeding year and 10 complete the whole within six years.
 The Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad Company is author thorized to extend its road to such ter n, ,;.,,,- o,, .y,o U;o Gro,,Jo o, tl,o 1;,oo | tors may elect.
 A Railroad Company is authorized 10 build a road in the State of Louis jana from Donaldsonville in said State to Orange, Texas, so as to connect with the road now in operation between Orange and Houston.
 The International and Great North ern Railroad Company is authorized to build road from Austin to San Antonio and also from Longview to Jefferson, Texas.
 The North Louisiana and Texas Railroad Company is authorized to build itS road from Shreveport, Louis jana, to MOnre in same State
 The Memphis and International Railway Company and the Lake City Railroad Companies are authorized to extend their roads from Jefferscn, Tex as, to Memphis, Tennessee. That up- on the completion of ten or more miles on each of said roads payment shall be made to said companies in lawful money from the Treasury of the Unit ed States, at the rate of S10,0C0 per mile, and to reimburse the government said companies are al all times to car " munitions of war, mails and all other telegraph or railroad service re- quired by the government until the whole amount is paid back with inter est.
 All the railroads authorized in this bill are compelled to pro rata with each other and to be at all times under government control.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Globe Correspondence.
GLOBE CITY, May 24, 1878.

r MK. EDITOR :-I used 10 know ar old fellow up in the New HamSphirC
 mountains, who used 70 say when Inc 1, did any thing wrong, that che was willing to be forgiven" now if your
 cOmp0sitor is in that state of mind will forgive him for making me say in my last letter that Buck and Hayes
 had twelve tons of ore on the dump
 worth over one hundred dollars per
 ton. The fact is that at that writing
 they had that number of tons, but it
 wGs worth over 5000 per ton. l put 1t low purposely, because, writing oyer
 my own signature I am careful to
 rlake no statement that is not true i Bremen of the Pinal saw-t1lll is re- i spunsible for the statement that they
 have ore worth S20,0O0, and they have
 had assays as good at $5,909, S9,700. ! S20, 900 and $23, l20 0- Bremen knows.
 The waste dump averages S570, the
 average being made frum eleven speci-
 mems. Mir Kearsing has some splendid
 buttons made from the mines here. Some from Miners went over S6O0O not selected either; one from the Me COrmick went s2O,OOO; one from the Anna, $9,700. None of these mines are for sale. The owners are glad to seeI any persons who want to visit their mines, and do not keep them her medically sealed like some of the folks on your side of the Finals. The camp is called Oakvale, and is growing rap-I idly. Col. TOwne has started saloon where the bibulOusly inclined can get their thirst appeased.
 Mrs. Larcom, the first white lady that ever visited the camp, has started d hotel, and is meeting with liberal encouragement. Oakvale is nearly Icid- way between Globe and McMillenville, . and travellers passing through can get their appetites satisfied by interview ing the delicacies on her table. Mich ! ols, the well-known store-Eeeper al Me Millen's is making arrangements tu builG' q store next to the assay office Buck and Hayes intend to erect fine adobe house for an office
 Momus reigns here as he did in the earlier days in California. Passing through one of the gulches that open into Globe the other day, a cabin that IS occupied by two of tue jolliest fel- lows in the district, bore over the door the inscription; The pancake eaters, or the terror of hungry gulch."
 Sake, the well-known mountain ex- pressman who WAS accidentally shot few days ago, is recovering rapidly Tom Newland is keeping his paek train on the trail all'the time He has a large amount of freight for Oakvaie
 QGile a strong feeling is growing in this district in favor of making q new county with Globe City for a county seat; our long distance from the pres ant county seat being so great that the business done with it is attended with 3 great deal of annoyance and delay.
 t..' D. ROBE.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Another Raid Expected.

SAN ANTONIO, May 3i-News reach cd Gen. Ord today that Mexicans are preparing for another eS-ensive raid into Texas. \ section Of the Second Artillery. under Lieut. Crawford. WAS ordered t, prepare 200 rounds of Am- nlunirinn. and ln be ready to move Go the front to-morrow. It is tE ught that this raid was planned by Escobedo, to procure horses for the LeTdisi1s
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

THE shirtcollar has a: length been utilized for advertising purposes. The other day ' colored man> with very high shirt-cuilar, bearing the name Of q house m tne soap trade, walked up and down Fulton street, and excited considerable attention. New lorA Tribune.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

Ex.GovERSOR PACKARD is stated to be without occupation. and poor in purse. During the last three months he has lost two of his children by death, and now the intelligence comes that his mother is dead Besides this, his confirmation as Consul 10 Liver. nool is pot sure
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
GEO. Fl. WILLIAMS,

EX-ATToRNEY GENERAL Washington, D. C. Prompt and careful attention given fol business in inc Supreme and other Courts ! ofthe District, and before the Departments.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

THE Nevada Enterprise tells us that l. w. Mackay of the bonanza mines, has left for Paris. He Is a Commis- sioner from Nevada to the Paris Expo sition. and will probably be absent from the Comstock some six months. As he has palatial residence Tn Pa ris. where his wife and family live, he will be at home during his stay in the Frcnch metropolis.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
JOHNL. HARRIS,

Late Chief Clerk Surveyor Genn's Office.l U. $. DEPUTY SURVEYOR. Agricultural, Mineral and Private Land
 Claims Surveyed, Tucsnn Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

WHAT is the cure for gossip: Sim. nlv. culture. There is a great deal oi rossip that has no malignity Tn It. Good. natured people talk about their neighbors because. and only because tbey have nothing else to talk about
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
" S- EDWARDS.

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. United States Deputy Mineral Surveyor,
 Tucscn. ArIznna.
 Special attention given to locations un- der the Desert Land Act, and obtaiLing patents fo mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

A YOUNG man of twenty recently took as a wife Pennsylvania widow of fifty, the sole proprIetress ol cou- ple of paying petroleum wells. lie loved not wisely but two wells.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
WILLIAM J. OSBORN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoNvEyANCER, Special assistance given in obtaining pa tents for Mining and I'reempuOn claims. and also tftle to land under the Desert lad and Tim Der culture laws.
 Office north side Congress street, Tucson Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

COLONEL MARTIN, United States Army, Assistant AdjutantGenera Of the Department of Arizona, was in San Francisco on the 22d instant
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
rAR-rY & POMROYs

ATTORNEYS AND CoUSsELoRs AT LAW.
 Tucson, ATlN""a- Notaries Public office United states District Attorney. Office on Congress
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

Do editors ever do wrong? No What d. they do? They do write
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
ABEGG,
q. c. SWIFT, RNEY AND COUNSELOR
 A.-.n..- nrrlIln
IT. .. SUMMERS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FLORENCE, ARIZONA
 Practices in all the Courts of the Terri ,ory and gives special attention to cases before the U. =. Land office. U
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
R R. HEREFORD.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW'
 NOTARY PUBLIC. Ofice on Congress street, opposite Palace
 Hote2. Tucson. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
.ADvERTIsIKG RATES:

Twelve lines In this type, one sq.
 One square, twelve lines, one fime....s2 25 Each subsequent insertion. 9 Professional cards. per Quarter............ co
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
G. A. SwASEY,

JUSTICE or THE PEACR AND NOTARY
 PUPLIC Attends to the Patentlng and IncorpOrat- Ing of mines. IOnvevancing, Draw ing Of Contracts and all other Legal Instruments in writing. Talk
 ing Acknowledgements, &c. OaicS at News Depot. BrJad Street Globe Cty, ArizoDs,
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

one copy, one year, S5 co one Copy, six months 3 co
 single numbers D
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

BIsuARcx WAS bad boy in college
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

MRS. HOLLORAN hegS leave to call the attention or the Public to her New Restaurant now open on
 MAIN ST. OPPOSITE BREWERY. The table will be supplied wIth'overy del- icacy that the market affords
 She will try her best Co please guests. Jan IS l5-3m
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
z. II. HARRIS.
HARRIS & BENNETT,

 COM 1SSlON STOCK FRO k Et-S Will receive and sell ores on com mission and make advances on same fl desired.
 32i58 Montgomery Street, san Francisco. California. Member Pacific Stock Exchange.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

l.. J. WEBSTER. 214 California Street,
 san Francisco. WILL ISSUE ORDERS UPON THE w above named firm, payable iR Cash or Supplies. for money deposited with him. thus saving the eXpe1Se and risk Or 'runs- fer tO parties having interests Tn tho Globs District.
 REFERENCES IN SAN FRANCISCO; National Gold Bank & Trust Co.,. Taber, HaTkeT S Co,
 Tubin, Davidson ( Co. January 25. le73H-
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Best Restaurant in Florence /
A FINE DINING ROOM.

Everything Nice and Clean. Come and
 getaRs5- Good Meal -s1
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31

Plain death notices, free. Obituary re- marks In prose, S3 per square; in poetry, g 50 per line.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
Os. FITCH. CLARK CaURcHI
 FITCH & CHURCHILL,

ATTORNEYS ARD CoUNsELoRs AT LAW,
 Prescott, Arizona. VIII practice in all the Courts or the Ter ritory. Special attention given to cases in the Supreme Court,
 tomining law and the perfection Of titles 10 mines and lands office-In the Bank of Arizona Building,
 up Stai
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
H. N. ALEXANDER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW. YUNA ARIZONA. VIII practice in all Courts In this Territory
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR THE CITIZEN

Business advertisements at Reduce d Rates.
Arizona citizen., 1878-05-31
New Restaurant.

MRS. CATHARISE 0. HALLORAr
 ProPrietFess.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

We e-Long Island Now Jersey and near By 22kc
fresh: s:S as si ss isi.4s. asiS "a ia o'a'a
RicE.-ins aarss. rsmaiSed steady: We quote :caro-
1a a, 10 Ir ar1s 9 & good % 's S.as as o
H1ssa asy p s, for
sIEaslss ras %.rtsi was dnIi sa. steady 1e wa; bid
7e ols wss.sra ',ls SOFT sod 4 e,s sohns.
Porto Rico SOLD a. u H. nsanss was quiet and easy
%s ssss a.,i e ad. sesa and f'sss oa .is
ss' DO. molAs.ss hads ana sszss ec 1s Porto
toprine 74e: Tse. reansa standard A. s1sc sllc.:
"a Al s o. s s sa ss osrd@sa @ s sss
extra Cs; 7Ac s51e yellow extra u's. 71se 7ssc
TALEow"tscs,p,s 81 laas 81 sssrcss 4ao ools and
isg sasa. The market WAS quiet Sales were 5000 lbs
w. Tss E Ss IL ruled nn .ns
is.e EnsisS ismo ana ass; iaiss DO. rsaass noni,
s. sally y S 's sal. & ! s a. %
ron.coo m.siss Kentucky isai ;alsa stsady.
SEED sa'sd led .s".iy i IS Sale:
Siss ss.. &
WalsxsI $3.50 ssl. The ms.sss arnsr;
prices. @ s,s ts ss%ess . ss
.as =. s 1000 Xxx o. SAs < .sa ss @ sso
1000 do At s4e boo d. @ s osio' 81
&C. S. s 's lss
d9 sg5 s &c. sa..isa @ 9 .. s &c. saam S S
tub washed 1000 DO, comons a. asc;
&c DO d. ua~sSss a. e spas
-S:a- aSs; 1000 '' 90 2as i. 'i
90 bags 10 ,uper pulled At gaS Sss s4e u No. 40
aaIs asss 81 bag. Tsxa. as i7s,. 5000 lbs .soursd
% ss q s' ps as assa' :. 1856 H.. a s'
chan.ass fsses, So oc9 iSs aas wisonsin 5000 los
Texas 500 l6 One Texas, 800 bales bond s5 900
Is 70 bags @ s T csss s.s
There was no spsea change n rates ssas,,
offered figures, white berth per
ssa n@ 'as % TSs m
aa,,on. was manly Tor British ports shosSh so. 70,
.ls berth Tsssa.ly are al.s up quite ssy EnSsse
's.
grain. 3D. % tons measnrement Goods Us 3D.. and
packages Sattsr 30. boxes bacon ton.
cheese private terms. 900 boI. Hour reported p
vate tsrms) quoted 3s nominaly London sieam, 6oo
boxes ao aos zoo ,isrsss Sssf s. 3D. ioo SSs Dork Is
sax. 100 mas 1900 cases s%aasd
sos $50 o Ss Ssa S soo
o. 1900 boxes cheese private terms Bristol s'ssm
terms and small lot bacon 4os
a sS
800. some ara and S S1a o. grain reported on p
terms. Charters:-A Norwegian bark Havre with
oats 70 on oJ for with sn
grain ~ s. 71sd: German bark, hence TO Bremen with
British BARK sSasa with h.pss1a
a bark 'na Sos ssa 1n s.ss' s
with refined psf0suP ease, and sbs
Bremen. 1000 bbls refined petroleum reported
to the Continent Dutch 800 bbs renad petroleum.
3s Cd. British steamship .23z tons hence 60 Liver
742 tons hence voyage, laid tho berth.
general cargo market rates, including Hour.
In our engagements at Is Sd. an American bark, 5l3
tons, hence co the windward, with general cargo;
schooner 243 TONS hence Port Spain. with gene
cargo. shocks at Zoe schouner 36 tons hence Dem
win lumber At 81 50 per A. MOTE The cargo q the
British last spanish port with u,
consists Of iooo bbls rehned and $4,000 crude
The New York herald., 1878-10-05

potash quoted lsc gold crystal and &c., gold
crystal and iss sss po~dsrsa csris acid
sr a s% Z
was quoted at g5c 81 20. according TO quality camphor
.na
powered in bels aud 3lc Tor DO. in boxes Acenocs
as and sa
saa s ros SIsssa cases sartsnay ese was quossa
At 4c .te Gaaraas was quoted - 40 u 80 Mama
sass bone. '
zoe Soc Basam ,olu was acid AZ 7Sc sos Saffron
M @ aassss sSi spanish sas l ~ sis
Sc Gd s % ss' ana aas & and aaS,sa % "a, a" 81 %
asss al & ss' I ses q ID
eordng TO package market was genei AL quiet
snyras sl j. :o%s = asking s ~ MP
Easi.s q don :s ara .Df arss
second ss MnsrlUirssie oc' G.l,tornts 1rewn; oc;
aaotsa aasc oamom,ls flowers quoted lse
% ss ass ons nor
IS es AIgo';gs. vss,'s9 root was 10 ql?ssS ..
Clutch was hrmer and nominaily quoted at &c. exc
Dosa. :. 4 s Sas
oe sumac Was quoted SOc. 9ac Divi dvi was quiet
cassis Dua. .srs quoted a. s5c asc Xrnics flowers
an Gaa qssads aass
~ csc. = ioAc; do talca. ile llne. Janiaei
3jac. ior ordinary Italian Orangepeel quiet &c.
6 ynas ~. wa, wa M sao!sa :. lbs
12c gold and do common at Tsxc 7sc., currency Lie.
orce quiet from 7c. to 5c tor selected. Lie
oce paste Calabria Ut 3Oc spanisn. solid, Zoe. 2sc
r. M nsss small ~ @ sss *
42c. Essential oils quiet buL without chan
We quotc:-oil berssmot. Sander sons 81 75 oil lemon.
Sanaersons 81 40 81 30; lhmsrn's hnest oil rose.
So anse x2 l2s: oil cassa, 75c., all god oil carnway
" = " 50; OIL eroton u SIX; oil e.ronea, 73c 4
Cloves s. 40 81 45 oil winter green. 81 oil
iras 3Sc oil pennyroya nominal NJ 81 SI 2o OIL os
fssrnsas were quiet at 4ec prime live geese
fIsn-lne market for goldfish ruled ste.dy sales were
Grand bank. MsckereI we're steady and fairly active
bits x25 for extra shore $50 tor No.
81 " No. and 81 81 80 for NO s. Herring ruled
quiet at for scaled l0c 12c. for No.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts 1885 bbls
wheat 3l 4U0 bushels; meal 100 bags corn, 200 900
do barley ma 3lOO do Flour quiet but steady. fhe
sales inclnding state. Western and Southern, were
with sales Of 800 bbls Corn meal quiet; sales
were 200 SACKS 9Oc per for city Rye steady
with sales OF $500 bushels No western At Soc Barley
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
TOO FREE WITH HIS PISTOL.

couple oi pistol shots In u house In West fourth
street, yesterday morning, drew suoh street iounsers
as happened to DO astir about tho doorway Jus. as
man rushed out anu oswlsd d:-"rnsrs's q woman
shot" onicer K,ikcnney. who on post Ia the
hood, hurried iuto the place. and bursting Ia
the door OF an upper room found John Counors, Of
No. loo " est Houston street, standing over GeorSie
Davenport Que oil tue inmates, VINO had slisn to the
door AMI was calling Tor assistance. Connors hold
neavy revolver Ia his hanu, but Resigned 1t when
the ofcer appeared, and the woman then cured
account VI tue occurrence Connors, she said nad
come into tho house In an tntoxcalcd condition aud
fred a couple o shots Mt her One ball had lodged IN
her ankle, aud Police Surgeon Dorn was summoned
attsnd her, whiie the prisoner was conveyed 10 tho
station house. In court he said he was drunk that
he did not know what happened. In default "a 200
bail he was committed ior trial aud the woman WAS
sent 70 the House Of Detenlion.
The New York herald., 1878-10-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT IRREGULAR; FUTURES CLOSED
wEAK-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAT STEADY
CORN FIRMER-OATs sTEADY-PoRK QUIET
LARD sTEADY-wHIsKEY FIRMER-ROsIN
FIRM-sPIKITS TURPENrINE FIRM-PETRo.
LEuM DULL-CoFFEE FIRM-sUaAR FIRM.
FRIDAY, Oct 4-6 p. NJ.
Business has becp tolerably active all through the
current week. and AZ general thing very full prices
have been realized tor tho leading articles OF
chandise In some instances thero has beon some
depression, but they exceptional On the whole
good steady movement is In progress, and the
pect 10 everywhere encouraging. The movement In
breadsuGs has been aimost unprscedentsdly active,
and Immense Quantities OF wheat especially have
changed largely for shipment to Europe There
has likewise been active speculative movement In
future options. Prices have declined considerably
ard extraordinarily low, may
be seen by reference to the report Of the
market under the appropriate head below. Provisions
have reased into stale Of exreme quiet and have
settled somewhat Dry goods hardware boots shoes.
drugs groceries, &c have In fair in
active while n ell commodities fsir business
On Change Hour quiet but steady Whest active
and steady. Corn was nrmer Oats were steady. Whis
key hrmer. Pork quiet Lard steady. Spot cotton
irregular; futures closed weak. Groseres arm.
Naval firm. Oils and petroleum quiet.
quoted 4a4c for and $40 for pearls.
ANTHONY quiet at l2c. 12,se. gold. for reguus.
according 90 brand.
BxxswAx dull 27c. s27sc for Western and South
CoTrEE.-The arkes for Rio nrm. Sales 1884
900 bags City Of Para aud Baltimore. 1000
bags ID. q. Chapman all private terms The stock
here tonight In first hands is l1,571 bags. Mild
coffee quiet We quote :-Ordinary carroes 14a<c
15c. iar do lbsic. l7c good do. l714c 7c. prime
do. 17Ac lSc extreme range for lots, l44c. J9c.
Java, government Gags 23c 24c grass mats, 23,sc
25c; SINGAPORE, l6c. l7c.; Ceylon. Toe lsc Mara
caibo. lac. l7c.; Laguayr., l4c. l61ac Jamaica,
Illsc l61sc ST. Domn 20 l2c. y l3c Costa kica I5c
q Mexican 15c 17c; MacassAr, l7c. lSc Angos-
tura Ice lSc ssvanis. lac. l7c.; Curacao. l31c.
l5c.
CoorERAes stock was quiet: ". quote ;-moasses
with heads, 3S-nch. ~ 50 50; do. do, 36-inch-
ST. so So boz shocks 5Jc 6Uc rum do 81; pipe d.
50 so; hogsheads ~ 5O hoops, IL feet, ord
prime S33 $35; do II feet do. S2S $50 NJ
CoPPER-The market for lake quiet bat We have
i'm mportaut changes to note.
CoRDAcE ruled dull We quote large and small
b llc IKE; 49, cordage bolt rope yarns,
l7c tarrcd Manila, lac sissl rope 9sc. lO1.c.
New Zealand. Ike. I2kc Russia. l7c
Tho market tor continued duil and irregu-
lar QnotA.ions Tor upisnds and Alabama arked
lice. and for New Orleans and Texas marxed
up &c., compared with yesterdays prices Futures
ope ned about points lower. Liverpool came l.32d.
mdding snds quoted ut Tied middiing Orleans,
6ssd our market improved during the forenoon. aud
October mp l145c ana November solJ high
During the afternoon prices fell OF considerably
closed weak with decline tor the day of
from points closing prices Of Thursday and to-day