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Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11


 splat Of su vey, if a
 E6cuted, or other evil
 <Fhe precise locality and
 z << Plract claimed"
 EnsIses the original title-papers IzetO be produced, or loss accounted {" for; and where copies are presented they "must be authenticated; and your report should also state The precise character of tbe papers acted upon by you. whether originals orotherwise. Where the claim "may be presented by party as present " Claimant Tn right Of another, you must !" be satisfied that the deraignment Of title is complete, otherwise the entry and l" your decision should be in favor of the "'legal representatives Of the original "grantee.7"
 Tn the ease Of any town-lot, farm-lot or "pasture-lOts, held under grant from "any corporation or town 10 which lands may be granted for the esta blisbment Of " town by the spanish or Mexican Gov " ernment, or the lawful authorities thereof, or in case Of any city, town or "village-lot, which city, town or village existed at the time possession was taken " of New Mexico, out Of which the Terri " tory Of Arizona was created, by the au- !" "thorities Of the United States, tho claim !" to the same may be presented by the ' corporate authorities; or where the land on which the said city, town or village " was originally granted 10 an individual, the claim may be presented by or in the name of such individual; {; " and the fact being proved to you Of tn e existence of such city. town " or village at the period when the United States took possession. may be consider " ed by you as prima facie evidence Of a grant to such corporation, or tO the "lndividuals under whom the lot-holders claim; and where any city, town or viii "l lage shall be in existence at the passage " Of the Act of July 22, 1851, the claim for " the land em braced within the limits Of the same may be made and proved up before you bA the corporate authority Of DC the said city, town or village"
 You will also collect information from authentic sources, in reference to the laws Of the country respecting minerals, and ascertain what conditions were at- tached to grants embracing mines; whether or not the laws and policy of the former governments conferred ab- solute utle In granting lands Of this class m Arizona. IL IS proper, also, ana you are Instructed in the case of every "clalm that may be filed, to ascertain from the parties, and require testimo- ny as To whether the tracts claimed are mineral or agricultural"
 Claimants and their attorneys are here by notified that compliance with all the requirements or the Instructions inst 0uot- ed, will be eXacted Of them.
 All documents in the Spanish language must he accompanied with translations In English, and lO the extent practicable, all papers must be presented In proper size and shape for filing conveniently.
 JOHN WASSON. Surveyor-GeneraI Of the United States Tor the District Of Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11

TIE earth making but 365 revolu- tions a year, it is away behind Mexi- co in that sort of buSincss-Oil City Derrick
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11

ACCORDING to a California paper. Col. James NJ Barney estimates the gold and silver production of Arizona for 1879 at S5,OO0,0O0
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
Rare Chance for Investment!

NOR SALE-THE SIERRA BONITA I Ranche and stock, situated in the Val ley of the Arivaipa, Pima County, Ari- Zona- between the Graham and Galiuro Mountains. There are five ranches in- cluded in this property, situated five miles from each other respectively, owning all the permanent water and tillable land in the valley, and controlling over twenty square miles Of smooth valley land, cov- cred with the best grama and other grasses. High timbered mountains on each side ofihe valley. which are impas- sable for stock. A mild and healthy cli- mate. These ranches will support from year 10 year, and at all seasons, from hf- teen 10 twenty thousand head Of cattle. There will be sold with the property two thousand head of graded cattle, 250 head Of high bred horses, several fine blOoded trotting and draft stalliOns. The calves dropped in the spring will number one thousand; the foais, two hundred. To gentleman with means and suitable tastes few such opportunities for so profitable an investment can be found For full par tlculars apply to H. c. HOOKER,
 Sierra Bonita Ranche.
 Camp Grant, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
N otice of Sale
 OF TERRITORIAL BONDS.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE- O celved for the purchase Of ten thou sand dollars, bonds Of the Territory ot Arizona, by the Board of Globe City and Tucson Wagon Road Commissioners, up to Friday. August 1, 1879, at o'clock P. M. Of that day.
 The said bonds were issued March l, 1879, and are payable in fifteen years, bearing ten per cent, per annum interest, payable yearly at the office Of the Treas urer of the Territory.
 No bids will be considered for less sum than eighty (S0) cents on the dollar. Proposals must be sealed an indOrsed |" Bids for Bonds" and directed to Will jam J. Osborn, Secretary Board Globe City and Tucson Wagon Road Commissioners Tucson, Arizona.
 Bidders will observe that at the time set for opening bids five months interest will already have accrued and will be payable Co the successful bidder. The successful bidder will be required to deposit the money with the Board at Tue son or pay the cost Of transportation or exchange.
 By order of the Board.
 J. P. CLUM,
 W. W. WILLIAMS,
 NJ. G. SAMANIEGO,
 Commissioners. WILLIAM J. OSBORN,
 Secretary, DATED TUCSON, A, T., June 2i, la19.
 Ju25-d&wtd
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11
For Rent,

TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN, ON | Jackson stneet, two squares from Church Plaza. Inquire of J. ii. c. Waite main. Juy7-dtf
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11

pABBIT METAL FOR SALE AT TEE O CITIZEN uffice
Arizona citizen., 1879-07-11

TIE New York Mining Record says the McMillen mine of Globe District, pald $90,000 to the stockholders prior to June 2S. 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
COTTON MARKETS

TWFgTo0r. Aug lI-l23O p motion buoyart Md.
ding UDlands G1laf; Mdilng Orleans 6'-d Is 900
bales including 700 bales for population dia export. Re
criDt-, $500 bales ali American fnre' Buy cr- Offering
TU.suIs Low Middlng clause. August delivery
G7r also Gl55st: CO. october delivery. 6-d do August
and september delivery. Grr also Ol' do september and
delivery Gso1 also G3s also Caad, Difd do NO
ana December delivery 81 lG. also 6Sd; 40, Janu
sry and February delivery GIsd do February ana MATcn
llvrRiooi Nuc II-l3O o. m.-SiIldliu- Up.ands Cotton
f7isd Ndfuug orleans. Sod JpaLds, Low Mid
dang clause ~eptrh and October deyerVb 2daso 6l8d
do December aud January delivery. 6sdi do New crop
shipped october November sail, H.; DO, New Crop
snlppcl November and Decrmuer. sal, ClIsd
Ly-2POOI. Aug. ll-J o.. n.-Ihr sacs q Cotton to-day
iuc.udrl g. POO bales American. Futures Gu'et.
AT.J~TA. AUG. ll.-CJfuu-NOtilHg dong; NIddlng
lOsc; Mddug 1880 Good Ordinary lOic receipts
BALTIMORE Aug lotion quiet; Midlnng. II sc. Low
MIuu.uy lie; GOt giG nary, 4ui4 mt receipts none
export. ru-twe 10 bales, safes none stock I,b5O bales
NlttIug IUl4a Good Ordinary. $50. $50
bales: gross. $50 bales. stock. 1900 rae-.
MOBILE, Arg. ll.COtt0n nominal; bidding lUac; Low
MId4unu lUi4ci Good ordinary, S'-ci net receipts -
bales exports cU-sHe % bales sacs, nome STOCK, O46
NEv ORLeAys Aug Il--Cotton steady: Mldiling lOLc;
bales. -al. Fl. % q Dt e-i stock, LOU Dates
NO.F1LK. Aug ll.-J Cotton steady Mtdlu2 llc net re-
cpts SO bales exlOrs cCastWse. Jl6 bales sales, bale
PM tDEtpHA. Aug. ll-Couou firm: Afidlirg. $50.
Low NuIIug ID tc, Cool Ordinary. lO'-c net receipts
none. sales, 2G Uues TO spunes 2l9 bales stock, 1891
SAVANNAH Aug. ll.-Cotton dull: SIdding. lose; Low
NtGug LniFs Good HrHr1r~. t'-c. uef rrgCut bales
~ Louis Aug Lotion steady, unchanged, bidding
lUc. Low MIldlug, D1H: Good Ordinary. LUC receipts
~ 1ussj shipments Is bales Sales total 81 bales stock
WIS5I0N. Aug 1f-Cottor steady: Aritiing Il Ic Low
hltilH-. llt. Good ordinary. lHse net receipts none
exports coa-t"ise p bales sales uoae stock. - bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
TRUSTEES SALE
Of THE
NEWCASTLE AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD,
UNDER FIRST MORTGAGE
GIVEN 10 SECURE BJNDhJLDEES

whereas the Nee Castle aua sransn Railroad cougaaI
aegrpoataa o, nc state Of .ela-y g al on ne i', ~
audrT bradley. OF ,e City ~ -buT Peun n rast r ga,
use o5eHs , t' @ @ II r n f S one fr ~,
COrfur of ggt'- m.ri-ag.-, $50 a ADD ior the county
pages ga 435 le5 281 pos zj and 5Ul ana u 20
S SagSti I' Of T,f. r,. ~ m sasrs bo6s vi
pages PAS 2la 20 PSI. -l2 Z5s and 80 and IN vol plot
Rnd whereas By The terms Of sat mort rage 1t f. provided
castle ana Franklin Railroad Company should max,
p.liod exceeding six contnl.us months 70 ply M,
semlaunua the bonds intended BE- ticrDs
Oh omit nav the paa0paI bonds 5hev become tus
e. S .ld Trstes o. v uroH TIE written request u
the majority amount or toe holders of san Uonns then JJ
STANDING euter upon a. lee pos.r D. Oh sad railroad a1o
thercupoI operate use, manage sn control -1t lafoa any
all estate Of sad company Aud Dr. also further provided
the written request OF t. mHonyo. tte holders pt ESQ
scs thereby morcad 10 The highest llrsI
giving three months uorcel:
conS NM have made e In me- payment Of tbc iaele.i
or said G9ad- sEg. February, A. d. ~. ,.,,..,l,
bonds have DID, VII requested trustee o take POO
session OF san railroad END .si the same n accordance "1
Tberetort l. Alexander Bradley Trustee aforesaid BY
sad mortgage hereby give notice lhat I Will. on WE'D
comm ne 4 az S@' Sy E al W I'D p asTt
TIE following described Railroad t1vit A. mag crr
lin RaiIoad COMPANY and kngea a, the Nsw ,,
49,, 'N Nv, l.,f, ~ I1,ra.r a.. I'D Penn
syva.a 10 point 10 he Town o. -t1a, ooJ" on - 1igT
miles, together with al tho Additions. -ung branches ant
HIsSfs Of way Wof.h,p.. W.cana,v stations 6ncs. Do
pots, Depot Grounds Engine Houses Tracks aAo al lands
Railroad Company. together with altle Rolling stock Ma
rights privileges ana franchises AID a street,. alloys
pa,,ase,, Eassls' va an, ,-,as an
al me estate rglt ttle interest property com, ad 90
l..tlutA N'l.Ili.Es nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
rIvr sr5rg uAHKErs-BY rsLE5n4pu

1--we STOCK MAHKET--Bf IhihriAPd.
BrFTal. Aug. u-CAtILE- Heetyi' t'a'y L5'J 8. . ,
$3.50 Ift fIl .tt same t.Lie
70 T,reiy rCii-' .- '-it'I-' 90 .''
common grade. aDIluz.d sales t Good p 'a'l.r n -eis AZ
b. "a Extra 20 90 SO common t1 81 Jun ~
-g1-4 lu. Light butchers iI 81 y- - 30 ltrl!ris ar
ButcHrr.' COWS at . Z. a.. 30 Balls 7.otA ~
tuud Butchers ~ ~I"cEfis 7itie hrn-l .iis A
- a.. TO- Good springer I4 request 40 80 o. ta- PER
head kras higher, sales % l4AHo AsDI az S1-Sa 'o'
Heavy Fed a. t-4s, pur tWi -.
-UrgP AsD Ltgus-EeceIpts to-day, 1000 head foia
tr ftr week iu. far $500 heal Tor The sam une Last
yts. 4olU- receipts cJu.Zuc4 tllui-. 10 care Wi,
fr -.trp Grm active demand orrriAes lEAti safes AA
4. Good Western steer 40 - go 81 Alte 2 ~, q AZ
EN- ut sIasJ Canadian "a - -o4to 90 AZ olaiIusS
Facsrpts today 4IgO head total fr the week thus
lar 1870 time Last week a4u heAu lrcrlps
prrrs unchanged offerings General a" -"ld l, ''.
for.rr Good blchg TO choice Corutr a. f3 ou1f' ~
Ir,iru .UI Heavy T. as tyi ti iGc pLl p - "
Mixed ENDS, tid-3 Cuarse' rough "l' az . o01''
bet zIades disposed Il .,.., I'D. .t.,,
reds b Zoo neId. fece tps last week we're $4,000 lead
shade Mixed Packing. r1Gto - 'hoicc
Ti-.gv ~ .Uas . So. LguL 20 8 fHrd 80.
TfR-l.rrfipts $500 head shipments 800 headi re-
rlp. AS week. ~ DU0 mad market -ia1e stronger gu
aroaud Good Philadelphia and EAp"ft thu- q $500
li1pne active aud rer 81 a. 90 Grissrrs - bUdvt
Euirher.' s,epiy. cows - - 3r2 5Ji Western tade
bigarr COI0Tado Texans e. .59E5 70 leAas 0r4sneIS-
Cows active a - 2,as4 20 steers az eOasS 10
-HEEf- guet alG weak 49,, ,,,--,--
shppinr steer. would brAg y 70ast 90 GTAs- rexsas
betsr al q Indians. ~ 5OafS 70 receipts SOo
braS shipments, 500 hea-L ----.
H0--Sa and YOrksEs ~ BAltimoreA ~ Se&sS zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
.EIavaend mar seller 10 days.
sAS FKlNcIscc CLOSING PRICES or lmNG STOCKS.

without an unusual amount Of business having
seeh Gone to-day, Government bonds were weak all
FDuhd, the decline averaging about a per cent.
iss sales az the Boards covered 10000 coupon 6s
k2ot az lO4I2 $4,000 registered $50 at 1O4ls
SgOOO coupon SIS at 1928, and $40 900 registered
a. lO2l2 $4,000 registered IL per cents
IVts4i 100000 coupon Is and Sc. 900 reg
sSeieQ al lOlbo0 lOll2. There seems To be a large
f-@ltlty Of bonds pressing upon the market and a.
STATE lot carrying them has advanced TO about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
EURoPEAv FINANUIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, Aug. Il-Tss Tunes article this
a
states funded bonds beng freely taken mp here
account and shipped 70 New AOrk--.It btIcy ed
that tho bullion Withdrawn ON The Bank Il England to-day
was for America
LONDON, Aux II l2:3O I.Conso g77l money % =
Tor the account Us b0Eds tour per cruts iO5 Rail
shares. 2. Peu0SrIg1uA Central 81 IlinDs
tral, 42' Newt er-ey teuTs,. j2 ReaCnV Railroad
LONDON Aug l4-l31 2. HParls quote three per
Al p francs 80 ccntmes FOR The
Jersey Central cUUsOls lOti2.
I0TDIS Aug. ia D. M. :. bonds four per cents.
1885, lo5 81 Erie Railway shares D DO. pre-
efFtI n Jersey Central c1usos lOt Illinois Cen
49, TIE amount Of bunon Withdrawn from the Bank u
England balance TO-DAY f2'"fu.
LOsuOs Aug II5 D. n.-PaI1s adWcos quote three per
% e. francs - confines Tor The account
PARIS, Aug llExCnange LONDON, % francs 3O cen
times
BERLIN AK 1.-The statement OF the Imperial Bank Of
Germany shows decrease u specie Of l7sl.OUU marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

IELNE-eCrpt- yesterday and to-day IJi rlJids
al trley cay and cars 6Otht maEing 1905 bead
on sale aEa head lat Monday IT, arrivals the
u.st 81 bead thau last week 1919
head more tau the week last ear The "a &c
rtUr, Ui 4Fu lu4Ag the week T. O.
l-lz head So. HIllls. Las heal = W. AUGrtnu Isl
Load l. WalXd. 800 head n. Joseph al head kahn &
Co. lU1 mead Meyers Hogeuselu, 3s head H. Meyer,
les head.
IN, n pmrrIt Tor he week lGuc Saturday. 9
are follows. Eastman 4 n D0uyle SIS live Cattle 1
e. Eastman 283z quar~rs Of SECT aud so carcasser OF
Mutton 81 Goldsmith 90 live Cauie WaiEcl q Fcish
amer "a cattle; sherman g Gietl 100 quar- ere Of
Reef eud 400 carcasss Nation IOGcy Coz 5JH quarters
OF gsoi AID VI AurOn Ha-4en Co. SUv ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
financial.

A MILWAUKEE and NORTHERN r. r.
a. FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS wanted.
EDW. q. FOX & Co, No. Wallst.
EIRE INSURANCE STOCKS bought and
sold by =. :. BAILEY, No rinest
I,AS STOCKS x City R.R. Horse and Elvt'H
" stocks O. Bonds bought & sold FrHEWlFC Brupist.
CFuCE % rHE SEW YORK. LAKE EEIE AND)
WESTERN EIl CO.. ;
NEW-f0 June so. 1879.
THIS COMPANY has made an arrangement
/ win Mes-r, DRE&EE- MORGAN & 60. % extend the
Second M'rlgr Bonds surt uy fHe NeWi ork and Erie
Railroad com maturing sept uD~r neXf, The pUuc pal
pay 10 from a date aud the interest March
aud --m-1Huully. 40 per cent per aHBum.
both United states gou OF tue present standard, weight
ana hl.ue--
Tue ~ % extend ABOVE has been reserved 1-such II
pr---n holder, may 10 avail shall
their bonds iog that vi Mc-srs
gan g Co. prior % the 43rl 90 August next.
such a. 10 rvtsuird bv fh- holders or
presented for that purpose b Mcssrs Drex Morgan CO..
viii be paid al maturity. h. JJENETr.
President
= WAILsT. 3 wv YORK. June 30. 1879.
Referring 20 NE a'ove nniee N e Nr or LAKE Erie
Western Railroad CJmDauF ready
any n the New iora and Erie Railroad second Mortgage
Eouds for extension.
prepared 20 buy 100 and accrued interest
any holders OF wnch desire
tBan exIeHS DhEAEA- AOEaAN = CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EtRnPEAN MARKETs.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 1l-12:So p nCheese 81 per c7t tGr
lean Bacon 20 per FOR Long Clear Mddes and 70 81
for short Clear Mlddes. 49,. ---. 81,
LONDON Aug III o m-Caicutta Lnseed. 81 81. H5l Cd
per or Refined Petroleum. 8dGisd per ga Spirits Of Petro
ieum. Blq37d. per Cwt.
LONDON, Aux ll-B D. m.-Lnseed on 81 3D. Der cwt Tai
low 786 per spirits Of Petroleum. al I'd per gal
spIrits Of TurDcnun- ~ 90. nZ3 peTcwt ~
ANTWERP. Aug. lllari closed 70 II francs per 100 9.
ll.LaTd closed az 81 WarNs per Ito 70 Re
fr0Iauu. q marks ufeuuigs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12


9 @o aa SS a g S % P y s s %ere
no 2ges gg Sad s2 me tsasso
c co1 agAaRst strong &c. per 10 On 9 Medium and
2 hrm feeling with no material change in prices
was barely canal 70 The demand which caused very aeys
MAg an strong e aqyance from the current raes q Fri
up 1870 gheroSees 1si Texans sHd POS Csorados the Tex
NJ and & Gos-, acre Fa od 81 rs ss 70 ares %
mt Of Indiana stookers s1d a. 5c I've weight and ome
rent below Sc . dress IS fancy exceed
nom ~ 9rh5r osrosSs q STATE Graz, fe3 selling
fsi2s Tor export alive aad $50 head to ship In quarters
Sole, At Jersey CYL Foss9thal Tor N. Moru.r SO
tef2n' . $50 70 et 7he % n Is Ilo o steers LAO @
Do I279 D. q 9scy IS 90. $50 o. st9a,o
7o 8 + ' G5oro AS s d T sa io8S r at
80 i5 Illinois steers i l2s a. 2c 80 do. !2.j
q, e. ~n q s3 Tor Norris g Illinois steers l24e p
g. 2I2 y a. ec % 90 2o7 y at oi,', and SOC, each
j, O. liver sole gr $ ". Alsrtgu ls Illinois steers
n "a sc agd q each p DO LOS b. az &C. less Il each'
. On 1gige .od Tor Morris 90 Texans 99t n at 7'c Sc
t4o ll2 o. at Sc, 'f rs DO, l.272 b, at &C.. 10 DO.
~ We.themsr sold for self % Illinois steers 1928 10
a53 Dgllsy son sold 'or D Thomson 100 c9erke.s
ar -a.c on rs ' o -' i''''' - l''' ''''' ''''' "'
or f. I.Fan ,o1 for w. Aar-on: 70 Tczans and cql
do -ls9 r.. a. Pc; SO % DO. 1850 b. at nc.
81 90 ' . n Is d. lo2g D. a. g. o. M = d. l5Q p at
/ Iiy2 at ac '' 81 ~ '' ~ - ''''
H. Wc,tsinsr sold for Reyno'd. Tqoch Coz 80 Illinois
ssr' 100 %, at &c.; - Bui,, G5 D. do, 7.3 D.
az Sg g so ' e. a, g. g T' e e so &c. s.
90. .gio h. e., and soc Zach; 3 do g2i b. at oqe
.l e. 4rN D. N d Ir44 ~ tHHi
20 do 3sa 81 q'r: ~ d. 1877 % AZ Zoe less II each
T. r. S1a,r ca sal for T. Nation; rs Missouri steers
1859 r. or aIir 81 70 Ii TO- 1878 M 40 gilc les 5Uc
gii - ,o" IS ~ -c.i - 10 l2.s q. az % .c,.
n. l-.s Il l., its-'H ~ o.! E 10 =.
Is Ohio Steer. ls ar SO ar q each, ii DO. I&66
co. 1850 D. at Toe; 'oE r. p. Lindsay rs colorado ana
SA.Fo Steer mixed, ~ Do, o., -i. 90 d. y Co. IL ~
r ar .4.t igr Accoy a5 Indiana steers LII ID. at
~,.e. & b. a. g f5ri Fccsr. rs Ks1r6eky grsr
/ 1897 b. Al gi,, SIS 10 ant BE- rara
steer i.-5. 1.at &c. 'g Z, ir w. g. it'fGnsi ID Ken
5s D. o 1918 p. rstc loss SOC each Tor N.rrs.
9'2e; i.z.t o. 4 a.s.I-s, 81 eseh 80 d. laLo n
W.l (. s.ler9 ;;.-a5 .-.a..t i75
. 1857 a. no ..r. s. n: 10 do 1910 H. At
r s. - parry a5g5 f 1 S s 1, a.. l ie1tlc
-,.er- 1850 r. a. asc IS 70 and -5 on Inc iott Tor 3,
IalI p 80 o. less 81 e5eI. 90 IiIG d. 20 -sr for
nusrs Drum IS Ohio segas ~ Q. AZ 91c y do-
lc,5 o. less . each for h. VI Fish: io ohio steer Loo
'e S. sAe rr,s, ,o. 90 indiana, s,cs.r. 1o1s H. ar
a1 ar 6 g 5Io a, g5ra 1t-r 0h9
III 10 ar g less lib 30 On ihe lot: 2do .z5 o. at
eon., T,,e7t.c @ r,vl. Of, commission: Al
r. E. .maa .f for NSEn. 50 m.na, steers -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

LITTLE FALLs y. T.. Aug. 1.-THE market wasa SHADE
better Iie sales ad assignment, Of Factory made cheese
90 day amounted fO luUO boxes tuu quotations are TX
treue.. 2c. leading price, 5cG 40 boxes OF Dairy
made ,-posrd Of az 411b8cs tlTty lots Il
Butter SOD AZ l. 10.
urea. =. Z Aux Flight rhou.aud seven hundred
boxes 81 sold l.re to-day 500 boxes
c0ueg.e, leading price ga St., average price JAc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

Is,c palcs 223 bags BesseI" 1880 bags Der
No-d" IL bags Galina" lao bags eN Van DYKE
private terms.
COTTON--pots quiet lee. decline sales 500 bales u
which 40 late saturday all for home deiyeIed
GOO bales saturday. Receps at the ports b
bales COZ this day lat week ~ this LAY last year
fora sin Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

Packing a0fsS 80 Bufchers % Fancy, s3 fOoto iOi
receipts 800 head shipments 800 hesd x.
sHEEP-seady snd UNCHANGED Fair 10 Choice Muttons
AZ 5OQS3 80 receipts 700 head shipments, 300 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

Total 1858 CI5 gO4 1915 81 % $40 3-i Incs72 4sO
Net inc. ia niles. So -.---- .......
Ear - per mile sos 81 S'55 ~ Inc eI4 81
Andthe following were the earnings since January
of the same companies. excepting Union Pacific
and ST. Louis and san Francisco, which companies
nnrL. -runrl. uIn IncnmnLnte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

MONDAY. Aug. ZIP. VI.

Tie week at the Stock Exchange opened with the
share SPECULATION wrought ND 10 n white heat.
Lake Shore was the principal card. Opening at s75s
an advance of IS per cent from Saturdays last
fcurs-t rapidly advanced to Sgls within the first
half hour of business, but here was no reaction
until the price touched 30 and then only Of p per
cent Afterward the stock rose to 9@ls,
at which figure it closed The tTansac-
lions in the stock amounted to $500
shares. or nearly ouc-ffth of the entire
capital stock of the company. The excitement
extended To- the entire list of speculative stocks,
but affected most the Wisconsin stocks, the common
shares of which advanced is and Us per cent,
closing of only lsa 4 from theT best figures. The
preferred shares Of Northwest and ST.. Paul ouiy
improved a fraction, and closed with a gain of &
tor the ST. Paul, and los, of y for the Northwest
erp. Michigan Central opened up Is per cent at
Sc, advanced b and then declined Is, recovering
- and closIngat sj3l The Southwestern list gem
orally was higher. but the various issues Of 81.
Louis and san Francisco led the vanj the common
advancing l. preferred g. and first preferred 1 y
per cent.
The coal stocks attracted little attention, but
Delaware. Lackawauna and Western rose to 90
and ended at 5y5s. Delaware and Hudson gained
d, and Central Of New-Jersey 4 per cent Norris
and Essex declining l per cent, Of which = was
rccaued Early in the day large business was
done IN Western Union from Gals mp 10 colt, after
which the stock was comparatively neglected ana
luCtuatel between 94l2 and 80, uuHIy closing at
the last named figure. Pacific Mail was not active,
but sold at 1J7s0l6 Among the express COM
panIrs stocks, ADAMS made further recovery 10
los. while United states declined Ter cent 20 Il.
IL mining stocks the dealings were small, and the
changes, where any, Insignificant.
The market was excited ana DuOf ant aJ the cIose'
RANCH or TIE STOCK MARKET
T..F E..H uE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-12

Foreign exchange continues very dull and only 1T
tie business il transacted, but that little at rates a
l., cents to the below the following nominal
limitations: