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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-03
FINANCIAL.


A -A-A-RANDAL H. FOoTE,
N. Banker, 10 broadway. Now York city,
wants
Atlantic aud Pacific Railroad Company preferred Stock
Arkansas rs Little Rock L. Is and N. K r. due lyUu.
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Stock.
Central Railroad OF Iowa Stock.
Central Colorado Improvement Company Stock.
Evansville NudanRl city Bonds
Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio hrsts.
International and Great Northern Railroad Co. Stock.
Missouri Pacific Railroad old Stock.
Mexican bonds,
Missouri state War Certificates
Mason County tkentucky " Bonds
New York anu Oswego Midland Sscurtioa
New Jersey and New York hrsts
Pittsburg City (Pe.D Bonds.
Troy and Boston Railroad Company Securities
For sale
Atlantic Mail Steamship Company Stock
American Central Railroad Company O. per cent Bonds
of OHIO and Indiana
Aibemarle and Chesapeake Canal Co. DER Bonds
American Guauu Company.
brunswick Land Company Of Georgia,
Chicago aud Southwestern Railroad Company Stock.
Chesapeake ana Ohio Coal and Lumber ompany per
cent Bonds.
Hudson and 81. Lawrence Railroad Company Gr-ts
Loganspot Craw louisville aud Southwestern Railroad
Securities.
Mississippi. ouach,a and Red River per con, nrstA
New York, Boston aud Montreal Railroad Co. seconds,
Pittsburg, May svile aud Cincinnati Railroad hrsts
Quartz Hin Mining Company stock
silver Nugget Mining and Milling stock.
Town OF Naples IN. } per cent Bonds.
Town OF Southheid IN. YO u per cent Bonds
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At the sub.Troasury to-day's business aggrega.e,

The Clearing HOUSE, Statement showed SI5S ,6U4
exchanges and 81. 143. AL balances.
The steamship General werder. which has arrived
from Europe. brought $4,000 American gold coin.
Government bonds at the close were strong. We
auote:--
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Bid AsEsd Bid AskSd
Ind Gin II. so 5X st. Paul pref. 81 49,
Knnsas Pac so 81 Sutro Tunnel 81
Eansas q Tex oSI1 2S5S Union Pacific. IS 95lz
Lake Shore - 1854 lo3x Wabash Pac. AK AK
LIMA PITTS 33i2 Wabash & r. pf 66 Gjl4
Louisville NJ s4X 80 West Tn. Tel. l07 1U7i4
M X a.. pref... lltx ~

In the money market call loans on stocks were
quoted all day to per cent. With per cent the
ruling rate. Rates on United States bonds were
about per cent lower. Time loans were az per
cent Prime mercantile paper sola at per
cent.
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A LEX FROTHINamAM CO.,

A LEX. FROTHINGHAM CO..
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
IA Wall
Stocks bought and sold IN thu New York Stock Exchange
on cent margin and carried long desired Puts
and Calls secured favorable from responsible par
ties Pamphlet explaining stock operations aud weekly
reports OF tho market sent free
A THE GOAL TRADE JOURNAL Ill BROADWAY
e. 30 year weekly on Wednesday: the only paper In
the United states exclusively devoted 20 coal hefesS
single copies, ~ cents; Annual Review, % cents
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL
.o,,a ,,dny Dee
clause Decswbor delivery esd; uplands, low middling
low miadnT clause. February ana March delivery.
s sS %sass s"s ASr
AND Nay delivery ss3d splands low niddIins clause
MANCHESTER M .ssx.. De-, 1870
..ys;Ths nsrEe. j. aaie.er and e. depsrsmon.s
the demand T. slow India and China merchants con
inquiry = Trd. For
%
SO ' onAl. TRADE.
trade for the I'm several districts the
sownf is nSs and farmers .n must Wal.
considerations little nn.ncs grain
realise but lis imprsvsd
and but parcels a. for milling were sold 1t
The fc,ssa arrivals were again swsllee BY much
but the general situation DSnsss being the
been quite cIarsctsr with se Il any change
in prices: and holder. have shown desire pres. sas.
desire realize but generally stu conf
anxiety rhs arrivals =, the port. OF call have been
There was an improved demand for maize. which
done
high prices asked Maize was quiet Barley was In
sh wheat last week amounted to ~, $40 quarters
a6s I'd quarter against 324 Ais 3D.
quarter for the week last year The imports into
the United Kingdom during the week ending November
81 GA 1893 of wheat and 25O696 cwt Of -four"
PRODUCE MARKET.
LvkRPooL, Dec. 2. 1879
Pork-Prime moss, Eastern, steady vt 57s do. ness
Western steady at 54s. Bacon-Cumberland cut hrmer
NJ 3s's 3D. short rib hrmer ut 37s: long clear nrmcr
36s short clear hrmer at 3Ss. HHms-Long hrmer
SIS 37s shoulders steady at 25s. Beef-lnda mess.
la market; extra mess dull ut 1U4s. prime
hrmer at SIS Lard-Prme Western steady vt
sss Taliow-Prme city dull and nominal at 3ss. I'D.
ntine--Spirits dull 3Os. Rosint,ommon dull
5s. Sd fine steady ut IT'S. Cheese-American choice
steady as Lard oil dull at ios Fiour-Extrs State
steady 3Os. wheat-Sprng. No. steady at los. Adj
do No steady at los ID winter. new Western steady
ut lis Sd; do. Southern steady Mt lis. Id Corn
Mixed steady at 5s I'D Cottonsced oilYeow American.
nome In market. RosinCommon. Mt Loudon. steady at
SIS. Sd rurpontno-Sprts. Mt London, dull ut 2ys ID
LONDON. Dee. 2-5 L. NJ
Refined petroleum. 7i.d. per gallon Spirits of petro-
loum. oA4d. I'D per gallon. .
HAvRR. Dec. 2. 1879
American lard closed at 5OG Soc per 50 kios
ASrwKRP. Dec. 2, 1879.
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State bonds were dull. Railroad bonds were less
active and generally speaking prices were lower.
Following ia q list of the sales - ,l
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HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA, Dec. 9, 1873.
Spanish gold 235 q 2a5h. Exchanges quiet but hru
Suv oui but firm
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BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.
Rio JAxEiRo Dee. l, 1879.
Conco-Market animated: prices very Hrm: good hrsts
9 100 0s5o reis per 10 kilos Exchange ON London,
22ad.
SANTOS Doc. I. 1879
Conec-Markct very animated; prices advancing;
9 superior. Y. 5Ou u TOO rcis per 10 koa
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The statement Of the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency issued to-day shows the amounts Of national
bank notes and Of legal tonder notes outstanding at
the dates Of the pass of the acts Of June 20 1874
January A. 1876 and May 81 1878, together with
the amounts outstanding at date. and the increase
or decrease Ms follows:-
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I WILL BUY OR SELL SECOND AVENUE RAIL
lroad Stock Bonds: also Third Avenue Broadway,
Cent? al Crosstown. Belt aud any other New York
Brooklyn Railroad Security. H. L. GRANT, las Broad
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NJ Y AND osWEGO MIDLAND SECURITIES
~ .bought aud sold KIRKLAND AlLLlKkS. Al
William
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25
Sab6ath Services

Rev. J. E. Anderson, the pastor. preach. ed last Sunday from Ephesians V, I9,- '" Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart 10 the
 Lord" He instanced the power Of melo. dy with all men in all times and ages. God gave man the power Of music for his greater happiness. It is given in greater and less degree and sometimes withheld altogether. So it is with the soul-onIy more So-for the natural soul IS in dlscord. its harmony destroyed by Satan. God. who first strung the soul Tn harmony can alone re-iune it. As if In harmony with the theme the singing of the choir and congregation was rather better than usual
 Whether this was owing to the hand that touched the organ or the better accord of
 the voices, we can't say. ComparisonS
 are odorous. All three of the hymus had a chorus apiece. The first hymn was The Great Physician, the second was O, io be nothing, and the third we've forgotten. The first WAS very fine. The stove to k the principal part in the services. IL just smoked through prayer, praise and ser mon, and was warning To the wicked in the congregation. Never mind; in the sweet bye and bye we'll be in the church across the plaza, or in the house not made with hands, or m place where stoves are superhuous.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25
Prob1te Court.

J. 5. Wood, probate judge. January IT, estate J. NJ. Short, order granting letters of administration. January 2l, estates of c. E. Gordon and E. Bode- holz, order to post notice 10 sell real real estate. Estate E. McJOnes, order to post notices of letters of admins tration. January 23, estate A. Orosco, order granting letters of admInistra- tion to P. R. Fully; also order appoint ing appraisers. In the estates of J. H. Adams and Cornelius Finley, February Is appointed to hear why letters to sell real estate should not be granted to W. 5. Edwards. In estate of Wm. DeverS, February appointed to hear why let ters to sell real estate should not be granted J. H. Archibald. In estate E. McJones, January 31 appointed to hear why letters of administration should not be granted II. B Smith. In estate Jose FOnteZ, February 15 ap- pointed to hear why letters to sell real estaie should not be granted s. R. De- Long. In the estates of A. BOdeholz and c. E. Gordon, February g appoint ed to hear why letters 10 sell real estate shaulc not be granted H. B. Smith. In estate John Foley. January 27 appoint ed 10 hear petition of L. s. Lapham for letters of administration.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25
THE CITIZEN.
ATURDAY JANUARY 25. 1879
[ IL AA TIERS.
Hghwaymen.

Mfr D. e. Sanford. while in town from
 the Sonoita, on Tuesday last, informed us of the following: About the middle or last
 week three Mexican's rode up to Rrorn <
 Lumley's saloon at Aztec and dismount. ing, entered. Mir. Lumley was up al the
 mine and Mir. Brown was alone. Attbeir request Mir. Brown set out drinks fnr Inc three "solitary hOrsemen," who drank and paid. Quick as flash one of fhe drinkers then brought his pistol down on
 Brown and ordered him to hold m his hands, which he did. and was thereunon
 bound, led out to tree and securely fas tened thereto. The robbers then went through the house. Just as they finished up or rather down came Mir. Lumlev and another man returning from the mine The robbers immediately boarded this las, arrival and proceeded 10 clean up. They took the coats and pants from Inc Jasi two but did not take Browns clothes Among their most valuable booty was a valuai le saddle belOngingto MT. Lumley. and about SIS from the saloon drawer They finally told Lumiey and his friend 10 loose Brown, and mounting their steeds they departed. En route they halted at MT. Sanlord's, asking him if he had any barley. He replied no. and they then inn mediately asked him the same question again. He thought their manner strange but they left afier another no. Mir. San ford attributes his escape to the presence of several persons at his house at the time. 1t behooves the men on The border 10 be on the alert. One such dastardly job as this got away with safely and there will soon be others.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

AN internal revenue ripple struck H. Ott, the local collector. this week, and he has been ripping empty stamped cigar boxes wide open for several days. under superior orders. The law reads as follows: Whenever any stamped box containing cigars, cheroots or cigaretts is emptied. it shall be the duty Of the person in whose hanfS the same k, to destroy utterly the stamps thereon. And any person who willfully nesleets or refuses so to do shall. for each such offense, be fined not exceed Ing nfiy dollars and be imprisoned not less than ten days nor more than six months. And any person who fraudul. nt- ly gives away or accepts from another. or who sells, buys or uses for packing cigars. cheroots or cigaretIs, any such stamped box shall for each such offense be fined not exceeding slOO and be imprisoned not more than one year. Any revenue officer may destroy any empiied cigar box upon Which a cigar stamp Is found. In the en. ioreement or this law, deputy collector out reports more than sixty places of busi. ness in this city where cigars, &c., are sold. So look out and break the empty boxes.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

WE are informed that Major Morgan went to Camp Bowie with sealed orders and was there met by Colonel Comp ton of the Sixth Cavalry. The object of Ihe meeting was to arrange system of scouts for the more complete protec- ton of thIs frontier from Indians These scouts will be drawn from the military commands of both Territories, and will range through the BurrUs, along the Gila valley, and will watch the m re exposed points between FoIt Bayard and Camp Bowie.-Silver City Herald, January 1S
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25
latest.

YUMA, January 24.-CITIzEN: Sen tinel reporter just from the front says last night track was laid 5619 miles past Mohawk Summit last night; io- day they are laying track on eastern slope of Mohawk mountains. Graders far ahead of track layers. Will make station opposite McGIvern's, if good water IS struck near track. Not yet decided.
 Big excitement in Silver district, fnriy miles north of Yuma. Assays run up to S22,O0O. Immense quanti- lies of float on surface; it Is being sacked for shipment. Ledges i'm mense. Fourteen tons, worth $50, 900 are now at Riverside. TING.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

GEN'L ]. B. ALLEN, has been with us during the week. attending to matters iE connection with his Tom bstone merchant disc and hotel business. The General Is a man who "hath had losses" and re- verses in business, but that is common lot. what is net so common is his stout heart and strong determination, which him ID the way of success again If 1T wasn't so customary to forget the virtues Of a citizen, Tucson might recollect thai she owes a number of enterprises 10 Mir. Allen.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

IN the Justices court, before Judge Neu- gass there has been considerable business this week. Brauleo Gomez was exam ined and held to answer upon Ih- charge "f assault with Intent to commit rape: also, John Bedford was examined and held to answer upon the charge of rob oery. Harvey Hanson was also brought up and for exhibiting and usIng tre arms was fined the sum of SlOO and costs, anu Tor the offense of being drunk ana dis"rderly was fined in the sum of sIO. Fidel Angel for carrying concealed weap- ons was fined Sl0. Candelario Oehoa for being drunk and disorderly was fined s7. Jesus Valenzuela for misdcmeannr WAS lined S7. William Glllard charged with larceny was dismissed for want Of evf- deEce. There are still pending one case for passing counterfeit money, and one cHse Of larceny.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25
Notice to c editors.

Matter of the Estate of F. Green. deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
 ~ un ierSigneG, Administrator Of the sttntve named est5fe tO he CT ditOrS of. and all persons having claims against Sgid deceased co e5hsbit The same, with the n-resSary vouchers, within len months from The first puhilcaiion of thls notice fo ths undersigned ai hts office, corner ol MesiIla and Main streets, THcSOn, or B. H. Herefortl, Myers SfTret. Tucson.
 II. LOWENSTEIN, Administrator. DeceuI Der .5. IS7s ll-4w
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

A HEART-RENDING accident belel Mr. Lick'S family last Thursday evening at Mountain Springs Station, east of Tucson. The elder ones of The family went to sup per leaving The two young children in a room by themselves, with burning lamp. By some means the lamp was thrown down, and The clothes Of the younger Of the two, a little girl, caught fire Before help arrived, she was fatally burned. MT. Lick immediately started for Tucson with he poor sufferer. but hel p was too late and she died shortly after ar rival.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25
RdILro1d.

Our advices by last nights train from the front report brave progress of the road. Since last Friday night (six working days) over ten miles Ot track have been laid, the construction tram standing yesterday evening foriy-eight miles east of Yuma; 10000 feet (nearly two miles, of track were laid yester- day, and S.400 feet today; 1920 being a mile and half Grading parties are far ahead Of track-Iayers. Long trains of material arrive here daily, and are pushed forward without delay Every thing runs like clock work, and with put a sign of delay or suspension of work.-Sentinel, January IS.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Cornelius Finl-y. deceased. NOTICE I$ HEREBY GIVEN BY THE ~ undersigned administrator Of the eS- tate Of Cornelius Finley, deceased, tO The creditors of and all persons having claims against the sad decraSed. tn eXhibIt them with the necessary vouchers, within jour months after The fiIst publication of tul~ notice. to the sad administrator at his O;- nee in Tucson, r ma County, Arizona.
 W. S. r. ,WARDS.
 Administrator Of AuIu esisifr. January 9. 1873. l5 Iw
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

SoLoN MASON, Esq, Of Picket Post, has been out 10 the Tombstone district for some days looking at It's wonders and re- turns well pleased with The evidence Of richness there, but did not find tEe kind of property he wishes for speculation. MT. Mason left Tucson yesterday for his home in Pinal county.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25
Probate Notice.

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE | Of Arthur NJ Henry, deceased.
 In the Probate Court of Pima County, Territory Of Arizona.
 Pursuant to an order Of this Court made this day, nniict k hereby given. that MOn- day. fhp l0fh day of February. A. D 1879. ai 70 o'clock e. m. or said day, before said Probate Court, at The office Of Hon. John S. Wood. Judge of Probate Co Tt, in The City of Tuc>ur. Pima County. Arizout, has been pfuinted for hearing the appii- cation of ArfrmaS l.. Grow, praying that a document nov- oh file In this Court. DOT porting tO be ihr last will and testament or Arthur A. Henry, deceasetl, be ;SiliRit- led to Psobaie, and that leiterS ieSiamcn- tary be issued thereon tO said ArtrInas l.. Grow, who x named therein as eXecuiOr. Hi which lime and place all persons Inter e>iei therein may appear and contest the same.
 Tucson, January II, 1879.
 J.S. WOOD, Probate Judge. Jan IS II 4w
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25
Notice to Creditors.
AdainS deceased

Estate or J. II. Adams. deceased. NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN BY THt. ~ unJerSI Sned, admtnisi r'tior Of The e> ate Oi J. II Adams, deceaSrd, iO ihe rretl- tDrs of and all persons having ciaihu~ tsilinst the sad deceaSe,i. tO rxhIhiI them with the nect's ary vouchers, within fout months after the lirsf publication Of this notice, tO the s;iid administrator al his o. dce in Tucson, Pima County, ArizOna.
 ". =. EDWARDS.
 Administrator of said tslnte. January 2i, iss9. Iliw
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

TIE art gallery Of If. Buehman ism T quite Dusseldorf or Lotvre, but it's the best we have and in some respects has The advantage of those efete collections. For instance, it is in better climate, and closer to us, and has got pictures of pretty girls that neither of the others have. ant has Buchanan with hIs smile and pe son. al adornments, (when he arrays himself In his store clOthe>l. Lately he has added some Yosemite scenes to his collection large photographic views. He has also a fine lot ot mouldings tor frames. If you have leisure moment, his gallery is a nice place tO lounge and Mir. Buehman k glad To see visitors whether on business or not. He can talk about the old masters and ke pictures in several different Ian guages.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

Ma RoBT. BLACK, who was with us last week, has made definite arrangements tO supply dressed lumhe- in this market. He Is one of the proprietors of a large blaming mill ia Silver City, New Mexico, and proposes to deliver dressed lumber here from the mill for the same that We are now getting il from the saw, and frame worx at reasonable prices. While here Mir. Black made arrangements for fur nishing frame work for the new church.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

MR. J. H. PETERSON of Terrenate, Sono ra, has been in town during the week, on business connected with mining opera lions in the Tombstone. In this country where men grow old so fast, We cant see that MT PierSOn looks a day older than he has for the past eight yeaIs.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

As n sign of the times,-the proprIetors of the Cosmopolitan Hotel are adding nifty new rooms to that hospltabIe hos center court and back on the south side thereof to the main building. Why. a hotel with no rooms at all. in Tucson a few years ago, would have accommodated any ordinary rush then.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

JOHS R. FARRELL returned from his Tombstone trip on Wednesday. His feet have greatly increased,-that is 10 say, he has got more feet-shawi What we want To get al, df we can grapple with the-the ideal is to say that he has got feet in the Tom hstone We don't want it supposed by this that he is nearing the grave, be- cause he isn't. A man can have feet in the TumhS and yet be perfectly healthy, If he is careful Of himself
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

c. H. MEYER, our old and popular drug gist, received last week The greater portion O. as fine a stock of drugs and accom- panying merchandise as ever graced a is a pleasure to visit his place He always displayed fine taste in adorning and ar ranging his establishment His latest ad- dition is a handsome little show case of perfumes It would be hard to say what he hasn't got now in his line.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

MR. c. O. BERGER, of the San Francisco agency for the Cincinnati Safe and Lock Works, has been here for some days and succeeded in placing number Of new safes In this town. Wouldn't 1t be a good idea for some Of our safeless county off ces to look into the safe business.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

By private advices we learn that En- gineer Hood was in the San Simon Valley last Sunday. The party was making fine progress, were favored with excellent weather and expected to reach Fl PasO about Monday next.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

D. c. CAGE of Old Camp Grant, Is on a visit 10 this ancient city. He has 5000 pounds oG grain on the road or T"csnn. which represents portion of the reward of his last years laLOrs.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

H. HORTON opened his wholesale and retail liquor establishment, on Main street, on Monday. His arrangement Of the saloon and sample-room attached 10 hIs vaults Is a novelty bere. It is after the San Francisco plan,-a side board run ming around the room,- with no bar there In. IL certainly takes" for his custom has been good from ihe start. This is more attributable though tn the fact tha' hIs stock is first class in every -especi,- there k no question of this whatever. We do not drink, but some do and will con l!nue to do sn when we are dead, and |! there must be liquor dealing, by all means improve every thing connect d with it. MT. Horton was formerly con nected with ihe Horton House, San Diego' and ifauy body can keep d first class place he can. He has a pleasant reading room at' tached. He intends to keep variety, quality and quanffIy of stock on hand that would do credit to first class city establishment.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

DR. HANDY las sG me of the handsOmesi specimens Of silver-bearing rock we have ever seen, from tre Head Center mine, owned by himself and others, in the Tombstone, and which we noted last week.
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25
Mining Work Notice.

TOTHE ESTATE OF ISAAC M. SHORT. decraSed. and ali others interested in that certain mining claim known as the Monitor mine. situated in the Gro BlancO Mining District, Pima County, Arizona.
 This IS tn notify you that In accordance with provisions Of the Mining Act Of May 10. 1872, that in compliance with require mPntS of sad acT, work has been done on said mining claim for one year hack past, ending October l2. lo7S, hV the undersigned. Now therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication of thlS notice, you do not come forward ana pay your proper proportion oi the cost of the said work, the undersigned will claim forfeit ure Oi all your rights. Iitle and interest, iu and to every portion Of Said mining claim.
 B X. IT ARASZIHN.
 Tucson, Dece m Der 24, lS7S. l5 l3
Arizona citizen., 1879-01-25

MR. JOHN wAssoN Is expected back here about February l.
 D. B. REA Of Los angeles, was in town this week on route for Tom bStone.