davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-08-16

The following Instruments wcrc filed for
record Friday, Aug. Is:
err rnorEnTr,
ThistY-scventh n. near Lowe, = 7. 7aft
to n1Gy, datcd Aug d tChlrles lrc"s.
tnr 10 liunry T. EbacEl... -. ...,....S LIDO
McEecynnlls a. I'LL, It " ot l'auIna.
I. 4Hxl00 It, with :A1101 It In admin.
tn. block, united Aug. II "a. u. and F..
i.otsfortt 10 Frank jIotsford) ....... .... 1.5o0
Cana!nort nv. y chr q Iaitef.nh III: TN.
divided 4 Of ct Il. .lM It to n9lpy ttntcd
Aug. Is tpctcr 1cckcr 10 Peter Set aui.
Lincoln nv: nv. lis Flo IL " of Wcilss Il.
q I. .5xIU0 tt, dated Aug. il {t.ou!s
Wetnecko 10 Thakla Kocl.rI.. .....'.. =. 1000
West Jacksnn nj, 10f It OF irving pfaCc.
(slastcr In Chancery 10 Edwin II. Pcaso) a.7lo
4ouTI tF cI1Tr LIMITS. WITHIN HAnfus or SEVEN
NILES nr TltE rnuIT-HoEsE.
WashinEton At, between Fifty .fonstl and
FIfty.fifth sta, W I, 94x1H0 Il, dated
Ang. william Polite to Thomas f.
South Park Nv. 234 II nf Fifty.ai1th 1t.
a t, 1O0xl77 b-l0 It. datcd Aug. Is
IN. and n. Thomass1n to Mattto 4.
aackct ..... ...-.s...,,. +,......., IL. s,l0
WEST or clTY Ltnfrn. WITHIN 4 RADIUS or eEykS
MILES NJ THE COuhT-lEnusx
California ay 100 II n OF WAlsus!a at, Of.
:!xlH0 II. datet AnR. IL illonry
(}roenahaum to Jacob l}eckar) ..,.......S b1G
North ny, cor Of West Fifty.arcond
st. 10 arsce, dated July 4 {ltobaFt y.
sacket to Nina Tho1'assonp.. 10000
, 1879-08-16

per and corn IL per cent targcr than tho acre
nEo OF 1878, and heavy yield in promised.
harley like wheat WA badly Affected by tho
blight lii 1879. consequently decrease In hnsha1*
protnccd from thht OF 1877 Ia shown3 m Increased
ncroaqa for the present year OF loo par cont Ia
also hhown. Tho ecycrc atormk during tho summer
nsn spnorted to haye lodged tho harley crop to
considerable extent, and thta circumstance vii!
probably materially lessen tho large average yfold
which was expecieh,
The largo additional acreage OF au1ar.cnna mist
progress Of This now industry at Tho State. Three
hundred and seventeen thntlsAnd ono hnndrcd nnd
twcnty.ntne gallons at tho eEnp ,xcso produced In
Fcr aero iot tho latter aeasnn was on Hatns. T'hu
Increase ot acreage fcparte hia yoar over 1a!B IA
perfor machinery for refining tho raw material will
aid largely In tho Developments OF this industry.
, 1879-08-16

iusis1oh ~ass-ss3ft
MEss roEK--Declincd &c per br1 carly, but ral-
lied later to tho cos!ng figures Of Thusaday. Sales
wcrn reported OF $50 br!a srot at ss.37,.4GtB 80,
=. 7n brls sc!!er Septomber At 81 .1DS18. 10. md
1900 br!a sosles oetobor at 8a.3551s 4e!s Total,
II, GOO hsls. Thr market closed steady ut 49, 37!s
s.40 for cash. 81. 37H for August, sa.:s7; for
septcmber. amt 81. +0Ra. 4s}s fnr nctnhor. Seller
tho year cloacl nominal at about So. D0 Prime
mess and oxtta moss scre entirely nominal
LAnD-Dccllned 9tsdaa!c per 100 lbs. md closed
shade below tho !atest quotations Of Thursday.
Sairs wcsc reported Of l. T0 ten spot at ST. 5Fin
a51!i: ;lU0 tcs do flooso} at S5.25: &. 900 tcs
seller septen,bcr at 2!.@5.57:: II, 7io ,tcs
tho year at s.. 10: and 7b0 tea kniier january Mt
81. 49l8 8GD5, 80. Total ~. 100 tea. Tho snarket
closed steady At 81. h,Ga. 20 spot ai,;' Tor solfcs
August s.. 5>G15.57h 10! SoptcmboF, and S.. 67!s
foroctobcr: The year closed quiet nt S5.4o. md
January at Is. Is.
SinATa-Wcro in fair request, both on locat
fnturcs md export lots, nnd wgro firm at tho pr1ccs
Of tho previous day. Salcs were reported
Of 200 boxes shoulders at S3.4G epot:
20, COO Tbs long clears e at at Sl:a51; S5o
clears At S. eoo ooo ID. short rihs 1t ~. 43;
SPOT, 81. 3.H lao for santcnhcr, 81. 40 seller
Gctobcr and III 90 scller the year. The c1os!nx
prlccs OF tho leading cuts Of meats werc about a.
follows.
, 1879-08-16
mixed n. ao0o1o and 10 tons screenings at s1o. 76

CoRN-Was moderately active, hut easier. tho
maskct t slosne ~ lower thsn on hnr.aay afssr.
dull. ba! nnchan9td On quotations.. Our receipts
but Inc tono Of alvicca from, otlcf nona, with t,o
contnnct strength in freiahts. disposed = good
any o9s ss1 20 b. Ss1 s md :o tts @
II :ase S's.ssf e
sstss en- ssss Sa M e.
s0ss s ss: :o %s. s s as! !: @ st 10 % ssuss sss; &
ssDss,sa = i'll sSS b IN No. md $!s:s!ssd i
:'s,ss: { loo @ ss new :s Mixed ' ~ ts|setsd
,s* tsts is, I'd q a Ii & g. 1t i0e fss Oh S'''
tho rrevlon. day. The receints were liberal.
especially white oais. while Mo. woro rather
slow, ans! u w.s uniertt9od II that moEs Of them .,
md ,cio.aa At aaSc sellers: and :xnaass
~ ncxt montf,. October cIoTcd al a3sfc. and
also tod at 2Hc. being rahor marc active than tho
Snfr ssS5 ss 3; "Ss Sn e
It 1sl?5e for mixed; and 2ia:1!ie for white, II
snd s4@:G..c tor wHts snd sso5so for DID, fres
on board Total ~ HOO BIT.
RrE-Was IN fair renuest and steady. the trad:
lnr tolnE In chsh. which sOd at 41c, and re1tcttd
and sapsemser eF va. VA ] .s,,1o Il 9ise cssS sstes
were roportcd Of 10. 400 ba Nos. and . at !0e;
600 BIZ roiacted nt 46c 2 600 hu By sample At 81
05oHc on track Total, II. 400 bu.
to dfs s a1s ef aeesF sasSp ssss as vas "fh 5
With no aeiers Under T5G17oc. Extra No. > was
eslable ut 50c. md No. J ut 40c. Cash sales
rnnorted OF ]. aOU BIZ MD No. , At 30c, and 400 h,
new do ut 41c: 2. T01 hu ty sample ut 45l65c, all
on track. Total, >, 200 bi.
MORNING CALL.
;s ges 900 sisbst It'll st r. 81 o7 ssp's@bS en- a.
year. Lart1-n5O tcs. at e5 57ss for October. Short
rhs-40o. 900 lbs, at 9f.35 seller September.
Wheat-3I5, 600 bn, atR3c for Augnet, e5lf5a85!fc
fo5 SeptemhcF. AMI a5'fR8assc for October: corR
September, 34t{GeHatc for October, and 391Sc for
tLa Year, Oats-30, 900 hu. Mt @:.!sc for septcm.
bcr. a3slc for October, ana aaall;c for the ,caf.
AFTERNOON GALL.
Wheat-Sntes 100. 900 BIZ. Ut B4Hc for August,
Sh6aH5isc for September, B4NN841ic for Octnbcr,
6 stts Il e e 9s or ts wt1saf Gotni 5
Iu: At a413isac, for soptember and ai}s
c13iiic for October. Oats--l,, 600 hn, at
os1c fer October: Mess pork-5. go hs!s, at
sS.H7,.@ 3. 40 for September 81. Il for October.
6es. l.h for 1anuary. Aara-. .e5o tc.. at s. M
for October, 81. Al for tile Yenr, md &c. All ~
January. Short ribs-10U. OGo It's, at 81. LIZ
for October.
Wheat sold at a4.l0a5c 70. September. and
anl closed At 445tc. Corn was 1ulet at ;i4Gl14tfc
for September, md n 4sGl:}4Ac for Octoter. Lard
was quoted at s;i. 62s for October.
, 1879-08-16
bh0ul. Short IL, 3 3, Sh01t
dcrs. ribs. clears. clears.
Loose 81. a7st144. 41HiS4- 47!f ISL .h7 Il
Do August. 49,. a..7!iE 4.I0 i.47At 4.519s
1lo September. J.:1 4.+0 4. TO 1. 60
Auv,,xf 1oYnh r. ~ m | i,f1 1TE

Long c.cars quoted at 3i.:7H looae., md 81. s.
boxol; Cumborlnnds. iaiAho boxed; long cut
hams, B5lK1ic; aw1ct-plcxled haris. 71iGsbc
for II 10 IL ayusago; gsson hnms. saTo averages,
I407c; green shoulders. 3Go3Hc.
l1acon quoted Ut .4i{ie4ssc for ahnuldcts. "a
&c for shost ribs. is1t,1lc for clears, BhIpc fos
hnms. ali canvasod and packed.
uuEAsE-Waa aulet at4 for white, 4Gt4hc
for gooh yellow, and 3st914c for brown.
nEEF-Waa Nuict At S0.75G01O. On for mrsa.
STU. 7hd111.0o for extra moBa, and ST. 00Gt11. so
for hams.
TA1Low-Was nominal At hHG15tc for city and
his1thc for country. with rcportci Balcs 0t l. 600
brls city at tic, and 21s bs1s do at CSC,
, 1879-08-16

HOG PR0DUCTs-Wero IN moderate demand,
With very steady feeling throughout. and lltto
change from tho prices OF tho previous day. Tho
market WAS shade easier cnrly, on account Of a
reported decline as the Stock. Yards hut tho tone
Wns s,cadcd by ndylccs Of nrmpess in Liverpool,
with n report Of larger shipments of mentA from
this city. The trading was. however. chiefly
local, but tho demand for both lard and meats was
better than that Of Thursday.
Special reports 10 tito Cincinnati Prize Current
show tho number OF hogs packed at tho undcr-
mentioned places sinco March !, compared with
, 1879-08-16
BY TELEGRAPH.


NRw YoRK, Aug. 15.-'rhc stock market rms
aRaiu irregular, md an unsettlcd feeling CHAR
acterixcll dealings until toward the close. whon
tue money market becoming much easier, there
were lnrce orders to buy Lake Shore and
Granger shares. md fnal transactions wcro at a
material Improvement from the tone prevailing:
In carly dealings ttc general list declined
ll4(DtM,St. Paul. Northwestcrn, md Lake Shore
loading tho docline, but at the close prices
advanced 1{Gl2c, tho latter Lake Shore.
Western Union was nottccahiy strong, md
advanced IKE on the day. Transactions
were 24T,0O0 sharcn. 1909 Erie, $1,000
Lake Shore, 5000 Northwestern common.
t,7OO preferred, 3t,0o0 st. Paul common. LOGO
rrefcrrcd. a800 Ohio 4; Alltsisstppt, 1000
Wabash, a,40o Union Pacific, 3,W0 Delaware y
Hudson, 1900 Hannibal 4 st. Josonh, 4e,0o0
I.ackawnt1na, 1t,0o0 New JcEsoy Central. 300
Michigun Central. t,l>O Murr1s & Essex, 2,600
Pacific Mall, $500 Western Union. $500 1t.
Louis, Kansas City i Northern, 2,000 Louisville
d. Nashville, 2,700 st, Louis & San Francisco,
and 800 flrsts preferred.
Money market acttvo at 4MI: closing easy
At 4. Primo mercantile paper, 4I5H.
Sterling exchange dull; sixty days at ssl91;
sight, 1854. ~,
Dry goods imports for tho week, s., 593, 600.
Governments arc strong.
Railroad bonds arc steadtcr. Columbus: Chi
caeo H. Indiana Central 1rsts, -; no sales of
seconds.
State securities aro dull.
Bar silver Is 1124. Subsidiary silver coin Is
14@l per cent discount.
GOVERNMENTS.
, 1879-08-16
COMMERCIAL,


Tic following were tic receipts aud shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce In this city
during tho twenty-four hours ending at Z o'clock
Flr,laY morning, With conparlsons:
, 1879-08-16
TIE following shows the rccetpts and shIp.


IN NEW ToKK YESTERDAY.
AUD. 1'.-Recoipts- 2t,06l br's; whent,
ooo, ,0a BIT; corn. 5000 bu; oats, 05,0ao hu;
corn-rncal, 135 pkga; rye, 10,soo bu; malt. 0,74s
bn; pork, AU0 brls; beaf, 1,400 tcs; cut-mcats,
0,1!D pkes: lard, 2,40o tcs; whisky, ISL brls,
Exports-For twenty-four honrs-F1our, 1900
brts; whcat. 571 900 hu; corn os,00o bu; oata,
e,oN bu; ryc, 23,0oo bu.
puTrER AND cf1EEsN MOVEMENT,
Tho receipts md exports Of butter (oxctusive
Of butterinc> since May tho beginning Of The
tfade yosr) compaxe as follows:
Receipts, Exnorts,
r.. wssk ,.:1 $st; s 3; &; Il; @ s,s' ;ses
Same weck. 1a7a... -, 391 IL. 012
@ s!nes M Msy !. 1a7o......" 4, aa, n,7 00.!oi.5Ga
The receipts and exports Of cheese since May
! (thc beginning Of tho tradu year, compare ii
follows:
1.ccc'pis, Exports,
Past week........ ....... soin W;.on ns7. sa3
aarnc week. 1a7a.. 11l.24I 4.243, 577
Since May ]. 1n70......1, 0li, 12H ~, H5S. 319
aame Tins last year,. ~. Jf.u .u6f GO, 213, TIL
nurtABtE FOODS RrcE1vED
at Chicago Custom.llouse Aug. Is: ". D.
t1ltchcock, 1900 railroad-t1es; Il. II. Hayden,
$50 tons nalt: Stcttaucr Bros, cases dry goods;
Keith Bros, 10 cases dry goods; G. II. Koedct.
8 cascs dry goods. Amount collected, 81. 7.370.04.
, 1879-08-16

f,rrshcd .. a a a..
f,rnnmi,trf " ' Gn1 ~
rowas1sa ~. .s5sst "....'.'.......... sAet I
Sn' 49, ''''''' - 49, 80 ''''' ane, ~
Mrtrn T; - '' n}ssSg sn}}sSg u.
f:MnA '''':. -. '.'' ''.' '.'' '.''' ?n ??.ne x
YcIiov S ..,.. ..... ,,.,.',.. ,. Ss@ %s e
..a,trs. D -
California slver deins ns.................4n .. III.
10 Il, pFim'.''. ..:....... ......'as @!o
f,"mrcnn ~ '''' ii SS.n 1.n
Haen GGmmom ,trn, o'aasea'''. *' * St@
@'"s" '''"p '' .rtrr.' ~'a
Attsntcn 's"'' ia ,,o
f,inxnS 80. ''..''..''4S III t!! @t!!
f,n.,in 80 ~ '''' =, XII
r",'nss |'' ''' ''''' 80 III 80
Entmeo. Ho '''' '''' '':''''.' ''''a5 Syna XII,
Nntmcrs' M. '''' .eS Hses
CnIcatia ptnsot ..'.7 Ma
r..,.n,.. eoAts.
1,i niao III, ltlae.'..''.. .''"''.'.'.'''''"."r T.
!Hhi !nm w H. '''''' ''''''''''.' ''''''' % *
ann. Mnse l..Y:.:.;.'.' '''''''.'.'''''. ~
Hesnan nott.ed''' ''f'" 80 '.''.'. 'Ao h!i
1en neac c;....:.;:..:.s:. 49,. ..;
There wns 'eo me- n9n;y from H. loesl trade. vi
ny 10 neat'1 ont o. uhfKct. Inc saIes afo mostly
q titnnihs. wild nay ncing scarce:
No' taLn'o'os' IN "''''''' 40 ~ II ;s9 q
Mi5cdao. ,....." -" .-.". 9.oo5s n55
uptan" Pra'Fle''''.'' '"' - ''' :" n:tnee Egg n1o
e., &C. i.'''''.' '.'''''.''' '''..'''.. |.eo0 So9
s'GnTn .;:;,: .rd :o,. o,,, ooo
improved feeling:
I:eht enfcd niaes. b.'.' .'>'''...s...''. bs5G *
n3eavy 20, = :, ;t.''''."''' X ''''' " a,>> *
H..
, 1879-08-16

Il WltnQuk new 1tnIuEc6.
& at the annexed prices:
JAPAN USCHLosIEp.
Common tofair. :, 1904
Superior to tInc. .:ls,h4t]
Extra flHc to tlncst .3a4M
NEW UNcoLOTEn.
Fair to good 80. .aNA3e
Superior to fine. 400 IL
Extra hne to tinost 4Het,a
Garden picked ...58l.n
o0LQNH.
Common to fair. 1Sdtea
Superior to tne. ..3GG ~
Extra fine 10 flucht 4lNhh3
Etl0iceat :. .....55hN
snuCi10Ntl AND CnNGo, .
Superior to hne. .,.8it 10
, 1879-08-16

at present priced 1t must be remembered TINT the
IA carrv now Il per cent accrued interest.
Foreign exchange was steady, with limited
supply of bills. Posted rates for sterling wcsc
48a1<<@24si>{. Actual transactions In Chicago
were at 4814 md 483,4, and in Now York werc
ut 48t1{ and a8319. Sterling grain bills wore
470 and 48l. French grain bills werc 59sjS, and
French bankers b11la were 52311S and Soo5s1. The
following shows tho valuo Of exports, exclusive
OF specie, from New York to foreign potts for
the week ending Aug. II and since the beginning
Of the ycas:
.ss1;s;s;;ss ss & :ss
Since Jan. .sie So. ~ o1s 7.a s1g7, ;e4s
Consols opened Il higher, at 97 o.l0, and nd
vnuccd 1-1G, to NJ 10-16. Silver was down acaln
I'D pof ounce In London, A,id tllc market there
ia reported uncertaia and variable. The London
Times does not vitw with my apprehension the
prospect of drain Of cola TO this country.
There Is, it says no doubt that whether England
pays for tho food required BY manufactures ell
tirely or purity By bullion any diminutton in The
existing large boards in Europe will bo well
coined as offering some chauco OF u breakup Of
the dull, heavy tilno which manufacturers md
ttndcrs have endured for 40 long. The Bank
return shows removed strength. tic reserve be-
1ng quarter Of million higher, at e2i, BIZ, ,2l8.
,.pd - t,robortfnt. haiti by * eHnf n KILL
.,os asnt 1Io tn,., ~ gn,d = continues ~ 10
and has now reached sim Of over E35, 600
sterling.
o 49,. o" 49, ans.s ' cares,,.a, ,a,,.,a
10y ~. ~ ~. o.,n,,.. ~. ,I% 1,,o ,oan
~" ~ ses pvt .,,s '.,,,.,.a '.'.,.
a Ho u.''su ,M h,,as a. t"' t .ha H a,ssra. nso No
~ ~, luz ~, "e' 1., " ,' w. a,,a, ." ~
ioan1'ls on 't.e''' i,o 'osa' toa., 'i'ashes 'c-
ma'ns oat', WEI ~ R '''eteAso ~ s"e sasss 'or
teans' ""aen ate b'' quo'e" nv oeeo UT sen' oll
eall ana 'ee' Pes te"t oa s."e' .o"asfY
ordcfs ,os currency na aFo 'afse' oank e'esrhs'
*eso s,'loo'oou' "
L'ea' SECURITIES wore aal'. Cook County 's'
!o"e' "cFe aean ollc'cu NJ lls7@ pot"een acat"
efs. ..
Inc SC{1t f1nle III 6toEkB MAS nj lCa4k Tempo
, 1879-08-16
Withdrawn from store during Thursday for

IL cate feloetea' l car no 0rade t'u "1ateti
cars fnlxed' VI cars NO 3sFrtnR' VI ears NO. >
no. ~ cars rejected, cnrs no grnde tlla snf'he)'
44o cars anu b,oSu ba h1gf'-mlxcd corf' ears new
H''4ca' sos eaTs all'l ha,'oo ba NO. eorn' ~
caF" rejected H4s cofn); ~ ears "hlto oate' ~
cars ana s'Voo Ut NO. mixed, ~ cars foloetca,
acass no grade tea oats)' ca:s No. ! 1yo' Ut
ears NO. aao, y cars Rejected " fyel: cars
NO. barley, = cars extra do. Total t'a eafsb
4oo,ooo bu. Inspected out: a,'67 bu winter
wheat, &".1o5 hu spring do, !Aho's bn corn,
lo,so' osf oats, l0,o'6 BIT rTc' vi ba barley
l1'e leading produce market" "eFo n1oucratc'Y
hct1so gcHertay, aina AVERAGED cascr' thoaeh
generally steady, With firm feeling In lilo aft~
csnoeu' Mcss pork Closed Tue same "a OIL
wednesday, ht *S3i}sHoS'4o 1oF septemocfs
at"l fS.i5 Tor October. l.ard closed atcady at
so'' 74ae5.Go for September. and t''to Tor oc-
to6er. Short RIBS clotcd shade flrfnes at s4.4o
ee4'42's 1oF October: y pslnE wheat closcu Ie9
&c lower, Mt soc Tor scptamoer anu o19te lot
ocsoocf' winter wheat cloeea lc'oweF' a"a;ss
LOT no refl' caeli or eel1cr AHGus~ eoth e'o"eu
16Gp4c lower, at bits'lt3e LOT scf1cmpcf' anu
a+ts@44>fc for octol'ce' oae were eteaas'
CLOSING at sshe eaeh OF septcfaocrs anu NJ so9sc
loe octooef' kye was unehanEea. CLOSING VI
NC enot or seller the MONTH baf'eY "ns qu,ot
~ !40'oc seller septctnhcE. HOGS were au'eI
nn1 1nfxnr ~ 1ft1A3 m fnr 1ip1tt. mil
ot n INA IN IN hc,vv. Cattlc rcrc ou,et and
.ns,or III, s,,o. 49, % nsp7as m
1r,,,,.,.,a. s.ssn .,.,,- s.,1, ~ ',o,,,r, ot ,
,,-rn .,,,a,,. - ,,o1a ,r,t,, ,om,, a1,o,.,sors
frn,, .,'o ] st,,,, ya.i. b,, .o,,, rccavcrcd ,nno
and | th", % -,,,os rar1. ,tcadr Whom, .sos 1reak'
an., ~ sa,r,s -; =, o.s,or so",t,r- l.,
1vo..n,, s,rrans .s,t,, ~, .h."roo ~ a,nn,t ~.
49, corn ~, ~ IN srrnat,,, vii, v,,.nt
t,o,'u,, -, ,.s,d aaa,.,, t,r .s,,a.n,. ~
nr;,,s,, ,na,ts.. ~ ..a.n,, .trn. - t,monas. ro..
+..s" r,n .i,a ,,,,,, T., sa,7a.., ,.nos. r1o
ro,atn,. -, Ill ,,fn.t. ~ rn,t, ,sora ,,.. ,v,,,,
p.t 49, a,..aa ~ "'' "'A'8 ~ @'''A 'e'' 'S"''
A",r rsa vs ss. rood. .u,s. 49,. .,,.,.. .,,,,., IT,
soaa n.t. A"s ~" ono" ,,.... e'"u"M ,. '
nInf, ~ arr,ra S ~, eaa.,"r,s,o @ n,,,oho.. or "ro
n.1ex,s<. +..a,.. :" ~ .,'a ssI ssa -, ,o.n .', 49,
~. ...s..sss ~. ..,...s,t. w w s.ss ~ .J '..,
a,,aa ..,..,. 1922. ,1s,., t.sa,.t." @
o,,, nr,aa. I.",sv v.oa. ., n.,Gan.s " -s,a
sss.s..s 49," n""s,. ~ 49, '-s s 80. ~
.,,a,,s,. IT,. ~ w.. p'ss..l,, .', a. ~,
TN T., .rrr.ra ,n.. a,aa n,t.a T..aa ~ 49,,
'h- Ill 1uEa1s "aa also i'oteo' lsAao ID e"oa
and stcatlftY itnnrnrinp There wns II firm u,nr.
F'''-3 'F's''
, 1879-08-16

JOHN II. WRENS 4 CO.,
DANKERs AND DRDKEKs,
soWAsh!nxton.st, corner ptAroosn.
UNITED STATES TER CENT DoNDs
FOR BALE.
CITY sCRtF Fol, 1871 BOUGHT.
WILLIAM q. C0LE.
ins Tashinkton.at,.
nErA AND Bkhta
C1Ty, COUNTY, TOWN. AND SCHOOL BONDS Of
ILLINOIS, IOWA, KASaAs. ......
NEBRASKA. AND COLORADO.
oatst and tnenrtea solicited.
, 1879-08-16

FCltElHNt
LONDON. AUG. lbs y. m.--Consols, % 0-11.
American securities - Illinois Ccntral, 20,
Pennsylvania Central, ~: Rend!ng, eo1; Esie,
%; preferred, 53l5.
United States Don1z-Ncw 5s, 1051f; 4hs,
103t5. ex7jntcscat; Is. 10I11.
PARIS. Aug. l5.--Kentca, SET 7216c.
NEW ollLEASs.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 15.-6tght exchange on
New York II premium.
Sterling exchange, bankcrs' bills ASK.
sAE FRANCISCO,
BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. I.-Fo!lou!ng wcre tho
, 1879-08-16

WEISKY-Waa marc nct!ya At a further advance
Of 1c. Sales were reported OF 400 .1rls finished
goods on Tho basls Of SLUG per gallon for high.
wines. ... IT,.
WOOL-Dcalera aro illllng ANAL or1,ors. and 70.
port rather mora acttve inquiry md a stcadtct
market. tho following being tho custont quota.
itcrA*
, 1879-08-16

lhe rccente anu exports Of cheese since May
(thc beginning Of tho trado year, compare "a
follows:
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

Mrs. Josephine Lindey de Corelia edits
and publishes a weekly newspaper IN the
Spanish language, at Tucson. The first
number has reached US and We are free
to state that the language is more correct
than any Spanish paper We have yet seen
on the Coast The reading matter is OF
interest and great care has been taken by
the prOof-reader. We heartily recommend
it especially to all acquiring, or who
wish to acquire the Spanish language
Its name is La Sonora and the terms are
very low.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

Tuesday night was made memofa''0
by pleasant party given by Mr.. Fox, me
proprietor of the Palace Hotel, on poaro
the steamer ella which lay at the oio 'ei-
ry landing and was brilliantly lighted up
nv Chinese and other lanterns. Dancing
was enjoyed both in the cabin and on Tue
upper deck; the latter furnishing /"
springy floor and, being covered VIZ"
zinc. was especially pleasant to dance upoa'
For various reason, several of our citiz'h'
who usually favor dances by the'r p'0-
sence were absent, but those VINO "oi0
present enjoyed the occasion ana are
correspondingly grateful to Mr.. FOX 'o'
the pleasure afforded them.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

The first number of the Ph9niI Daily
Herald, OCTOBER 1st, has been received.
1t is a twenty eight column paper, 2Ox14
inches and is crowded with items OF news
from all parts of tie Territory, domestic
and foreign telegraphic news, and is well
patronised by advertisers, moreover we
notice that half column of new ads, 10.
Gals etc has been crowded out" McClin-
took is a rustler and will give US good
paDer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

Work is evidently booming on the vari
Gus mines in the Territory; almost daily
we see machinery, tools and supplies ar
rive and forwarded to their destinations
This week We have noticed lots for the
Western, Tombstone, Tiger and Cumber
land Mining Companies, and an entire
ten stamp millfor Arivaca District. There
is little doubt but that the vast mineral
belt crossing Arizona from the n. W. t.
the s Z. will soon rival and surpass the
famous Comstock.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04
On Wednesday we had an interview

Will 3ir. Chas. Il. Sheriff. Of Washington,
who has been making flying visit TO
Arizona Mr. S. is connected with the
Pacific railroads and though an elderly
gentleman displays wonderful energy and
activity; he rode from Maricopa TO Yum
on the locomotive and left in tn
same manner wishing more thoroughly
to view the approach to the Colorado
River and also the basin below sea lever
in the vicinity OF Indio; the train ooe'
not reach this station till long after mio-
night and it requires considerable pluck
and endurance to take So long rae up'n
locomotive for such purpose.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

People are saying that the vicinity OF
Globe City is country to flee from judy
ing from the Sslyer Belt; the last issue is
filled with account is of Indian atrocities
and We do not blame outsiders for fearing
10 90 to region where life and property
is SO unsafe. We have had one or two In
dian scares in print here in Yuma, but the
truth WAS soon found out and though
some harm was done, people now disbc-
Eere sUch sensational articles.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

Several persons report, Doth in Prescott
ahd IL Phoenix, heavy rains in the neigh.
borheod OF the Tiger mine, one shower
lrsted thirty six hours. This is as advan-
tageoas report just now as we could
general.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

On Wednesday arrived Major W. E.
Creary, Pay master U. s. A. and his Assis-
tant G. w. Walton. The army at the Fort
will have been glad to see them and the
greenbacks they brought with them.
Major Creary was not long since Post
master of the United 2tates Senate.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

The postal savings bank system has had
fair and most successful trial in England.
The report for the year ending March ST.,
1873, shows that during said year there
were l,sO4. BIT depositors, and the deposits
on hand ut the close Of the year were over
$15OOOO,OOO.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

The Fsvate,1so reports the finding last
week Of peculiar skull near Wellington
Station 81 at depth Of IS feet. 1t Is like
u human skull but has two horns aoout
three inches long, inclined towards large
and well developed forehead 1t may yet
be proved that men with horns were not
rare in pre- historic times.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

The amount of bullion from the clean
a. at the Yuma mill last Sunday. shows
that the rock is getting richer in gold as
depth is attained. This Is good news for
the Cargo Mucnacho District, as no prac.
ticle tests Of deep mining there have been
mace until now.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

MRS. }. T. Clum wife Of the editor of the
Citizen, with her son, and her brother.
John D. Ware, of Delaware, Ohio. passed
through Yuma yesterday moring on their
way to Tucson.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

The artesian well is down 600 feet and is
Ia sand and boulders. The water keeps
rising slowly in the pipe. Superintendent
Mccain is very much encouraged at the
pros pscts.-Stdr.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

II is reported that Gen. Wilcox is taking
the most effective measures to prevent
the hostile Indians in New Mexico from
extending their depiredations into Arizona.
The General does good work without any
" footing " o. horns.
Not much Crook In his'n.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-10-04

A new mail route is projected from Ala
mosa to Mineral Park, Arizona, distance
of nearly 600 miles. Three trips will be
made weekly, thus supplying all of New
Mexico and Arizona.