davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-01-25

were al freely taken, though they wero nu,nerons
rs rs.son Ths shppns e eana va. qae
but stcaay. Seller May opened at b'sc, advanced
70 oe declined to 3;ie s9 sosea A. A.. 3nMs, M.4th
ii :ile1Jl?ic, closing at 314c. February sold AZ
.:as3o5c closing A. 39ns; a9a Ssnmns r s,oss1 "a
sa, 81 ws,a q In
No. : md h.ah mixed 4 :!oit tSt:loSe; u, coo ta
now h'Rh mixed At 21..Ste7Hc; .ooo bu n now
900 hn 6y snmplo 1t s76e2se Oh track: Z 4to bn 10
At aI2atic FREQ on board cars: and 200 9n cnss
as 1o3a3lc. ths outside delivered. Total, TO-
oATs-Tese IN lLtslc better request, most Of tho
trading being early In Tho scsalon. Late IN Tho
peGt large deliveries on the frat Of next month:
M snd lower prices In consequence. May sod H. nt
Fs1a;y Ioe ;4eh Ss: a.. 'ea aos &
G,.h .a!e: xefs ssoor.ea II doc ea ~ Y yhito =.
ple a lgt;SS2se on M ti.cs; md il. .S9o bu do It
ao!i sae ireo on board, Total. :i 400 b..
AYE-WaA moro active. ,he larger ot1es!nea
atn February VII noH,nal a.! A. t44'as++Hc: Gssh
sfs u txn1titsu ii on track sud
BY ~ 4ac delivered: Total. D. 400 bn.
DARLEY-WaH dnli and weak, closing nomlnh!ly
first hour there was lttt'o Or no demand from any
1nnrtcr. February cncncd at iloAc, md closed
Mltn Hc!!ers ~ bGc. fc*h No. : hoIA a. bnttc anu
A.. u. l. TO. s receipts were quoted At OiGEu!c.
Winter rcceipts OF extra j xold At 49'4c. nHd A.,
D. : co.'s were quoted ut aoc; do for March was
quoted Ut A7c., Winter tccctpta Of ~; = brought
Tic. Cash Fa!os were TelmrteG OF 300 bn No. > At
sD4c: b0i by extrn . nt Ad,ac: $500 hu No. . ct
% 3 IL zoo Hp " .aaps H. at 5Hf on sfssk
y, 500 bu.
MORNING CALL.
steS s' ,; p9,k s h.. At sae5sa ! aG f., fe
Il 81 a " %; nte "a 5cs -, hn, III sboss IT.
TWO O'Clock cALr~ -..
wheat-1o5. 900 bn far March At sGHf 80ic.
toEn-60, 600 bn at J54c for May. Mess nosk..
il, 750 br'A 1t 81. ii for February, a. o0feb o..
to- March. and so.01 for April. Lard-l ZIG te.
ApIii. Shot sioft fi6s-l0u. zoo NJ - II Il. 3$,i iui
April.
Wheat was nrm. February sold At R5tt1B5!{e
.'nls .n sg.c :. SttsAe March sold so*sahe' and
Torn was auist at a1.c for March, 35,:G235Hc
Tor May, and a01lc sellers for next mnntn. -,
0as. s.!A at s0e for February, md closed With
Ms:s pork was higher. Sales 9, 5oo h.1. .!
March. and 50. 12}s 90. 2a.s FOR April.
81 ioaS u for 'ss March, b.s I'D sSs
shott rlbs-ss,es COG, 900 lbs At u. .eod4. a2}t
| for atnrch. and 81. 3o for April.
| LAST CALL.
Hess rosk closed higher, at 81. pa+iGlA. .O5 fo
February. 30. o7!iGg 10 for March. and 50. a0l
SS; t.; Ssrs, as'' a. = 81
Lard was stronger, closing at 30. 1900. 17t fo
te. At 3D. il for Msref ani 3D. s fos Apsii. wv
600 lbs nj s4.2s,; ;6t4. II fer March, and 81.
| for April. Shon!dcFs-100 bxa at $3.37t4.
, 1879-01-25

Choice Bcoves-F!ne, fat, weli.fosmea
atcers, Weighing l, 800 10 !. 600 lb4, :,
Qooh Observation-Disclosures tteers.
weighing I. li0 to l. :l:iO lbs. s.......,..
Medium Hrahes-Atrcrs In fair f!eab.
Weighing !. D.i0 to /. 200 lbs. ........,.
Dutchcra' Btock--I'oor to common
steers and common 10 choice cnws.
for city slaughter. weighing 300 to
1,0h0 1bs....... ............,...,,,,,
Stock Ca.tlt-Conmonc cattle, weighing
,niesds1i|St eG 70 So 'ss; ss;I hi; eS1, 6.;;:;:
.tsrs' bnii., md @ sea'avsx sSri stcat. of.'es..
, 1879-01-25

By TEI.IsDttAIIf.
MEM YflItK.
Tntks Trsxtern .AssoeL!fe,

70 The r'ssseFn Assoetlfet Frees.
Snw Yonx. Jun, ot,-(}oycrp3ucuts steady,
ox..,t NJ. ,ybtc,, arm !. trt.a inw.r. TIN. y,u.t
eAeept o,.' "uT' wv .,.'' g.. ~.
says: we arc ih1otnea tnat lna o5nu!sate ~ aas
already marketed IN London $i0,O00,0Q0 of
per rents subscribed for Tucslay Instr
I,atIroa,i bond. were strong,
o.''..'ss..ss..s.. ss .,'.a ~,
The stock murket "aa mora acttso than fur
long time past, and tic aggregate transactions
wcr. iaruer t,nn on auy single t,ay Tor yrar,,
T., =. .,v I.oI;rg. ,n,-, u.. m a,tysnr. NJ I'm
~ css't "sa"Ss t.'e'o WA w =, ~
1H' tue latter st' LOUIS. haasas c'ts NORTH
rrn preferred. Tile -drangrr thascs, 5ake
shore, Erie, und coal stocks being also proEnl-
:, Af,,x .,tfinu t,,,,
, 1879-01-25

Long clsara quoted At $4-07s: loose and 81. aeo,;
boxcd Cunbefands, $4.h0Gt5. 90 boxed Iona cut
ns1n4. 79o7Ao; sweet. picked han,s. I!sMNAo for
10 to 1s . sserass; Etsen h,ms fos 'a"a
Dacoa quated At 4AGk4hc for shoul1sEs. 4*flhc
for short ribs. 5GDaAe for ahost clsass, 7asx17Ac
for hAa,B, ali canvassd and p4ckrd.
tlAEAsh--Wn4 quoted At 6dt:,t;c tor white, III
14ac for yellow, and i6l4kc for brown.
BEEF tKt,pUcrS-Were stcads and Quaet at
81. 7ftA. W fut hrsH, SY.h0GeB IS Tor extra ess,
and 81. SOfk III. 90 for hams.
TAtLnw-Was qulst At 14eaAc for city. and 81
Quc fue CuuHtry.
, 1879-01-25

Total l,,,,.,,,..,.,. ........... .S1lo, 600. COO
Approximations OF IN export Of gold haVc been
quetcd by tile course vi exchange In the las.
two days, There isas been weakening Of rates,
and still further decline Is expected wien the
effrct OF tho aubscrtptious to tho per cents
abroad begtua 10 make tssctl felt. Sterling grain
and Tommcrcinl bills were 4813{@AS}, and
Trench bills wero b22A. Actual transactions fa
sterling were at 4S499{0e485 aud +S79l9iSS. The
posted rates for sterling were 1856 aud 4S0jj4,
The supply Of hills WA small.
Cousols were weaker, opening at 10 SIC anI
FILLING away to 9u 1-10,-a movement Of which
no explanation IL giycn in the dispatches. The
latest mail udyyiccs describo tho bull movement
tu stocks in the London market as unchecked,
except on tho Stlt inst, when renewal OF sioEs-
ter tiun,,cal ramors caused relapse, much OF
thr ndyauro wus lost in alt cascs. md some
stocks left of at n aipht decline business IL
ycry much confined to su,nll speculative trans.
uct,onr. In United State. railway stocks, tho
nrtncipat business was IN Erie bombs anil shares,
Wild, aro .nIa In la In ,1cnud mn American nc.
,nun. ,vhntsver ,n, origin of the bnyjuv. says
Tho 7i,..,. It ia certainly vigorous enough. md
.nrr,cs n,icc. steadily unrnrl. without much
INSTRUMENTATION. the share. rising a1most as fast
=. The hnn,1a In Other Tinted Htatea railway
sacur,tte. tbe tepdcucy xas dull.
silver sdvonrcl to 4, ncpca ,er o,,nce.
Thc f,hicaro bann. have = mir ,icmari1 for
linus to renort. viii, rates arm and unchnueca
n, : mr. rant for cn,l. and sG5,n nor crnt for
lin. ,oons. rhc currency movcmcnt !. mt
un,irc,hlv nctive In INV direction. Rank c,car.
i,r. ,-cro a ur, M,
T1era vc7e s,lc. ~ xv.., PAIR hora. .t
" ,e.T a conec,,ton ~ Y m IN. noa,s1 s.,,tnc
Yate' and Of Cook co1,ntv bands. loor. at 10l
, 1879-01-25

MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
The following shows tho receipts aud ship
,nart. ~ ..hoot At mini I'M r,n,1 vn&tert1av.
Total. a.. ,...41D, nA 2
Il. MILL xani- YraTEun1Y

IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY.
NKw YonK, Jan. M.-Rcccipts-Flour,1 12,o53
brls; wheat, 149,S $40 bu; corn, TILES bu; cats.
1900 bu: coyn-mca1, l,270 pkRs: rye, 1ta00 ou;
barley, G6o0 bu; malt, !. et1 bu; pork, 0ee0 bEls;
brcf, 1,993 tcs; cut-rncats, $3.50 pkgs; lard,
ABB tcs; whisky, 1856 bvls. ....-
Exports-For twenty -four hours-Flour, 1900
brls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn, 83,ooo bu; ryet
B,0Nbu.
GOODS RECEIVED
1t Port OF Chicago Jan. r.: Canndlan Bunk Of
Commerce, cars barley, 700 bu barley; Field,
Letter Il Co., q cases cotton goods. 70 cases dry
goods, 10 cascs porcelain goods; Wilaon Bros,
cases hoatcry; Cobb, Wills &; Wheeler, % bar
r-ls currnnts; Fowler Bros, $50 bags salt i;
spoouer g. Warner, 4 eascs' wood, etc. Collcc-
tlops, $3,03Q8G.
, 1879-01-25
fpecle.Payments Resumed at st. Louis,
but Still Suspended at CHI
cag0.
Advance In the Price Of Eilver-.-
Local Tinancea.--The Stock
Market.
The Produce Markets Flrner,
with Less Doinq.
The Feeling Still Irregular, but
Less Nervots-.-A Rcaction.


On Monday OF this week the aub-Treasurcr at
st. Louis, uuder instructions from the Secretary
Of the Treasury, began paying out En'l Tor the
4ntercst dtlt there on t&oyeFnmcnt b0nsts. iH'a
was tho practice at oil tho Sub-TEcasns1cs te-
fore the resumption Of srccfe-paymenss; mt
when spec!c-pnymcbts were Fesutncd at Nc"
York, ttcy werc suspended at Chicago, aisl oil
pther sub-Trcasuries. The Government has
now returned to the disbursement OF gol,l al
the 1T. louis Sub!Treasusy, but at Chicago
still pays the coin-chccka of the Government IN
grcenbncks, worth hers but o92{ cents on tue
ollar in gold. One Of our bankers yesterday
sent 81, 600 In cotn-chccks to tho Chicago sub
Treasury, but payment In coin vas refused.
The wording OF these checks Is as follows:
Tho Treasurer Of the Cned Sister, OF an Asa'st-
ant Treasurer Of tbs United States, pay To-
in co.N. etc.
Upon the back Of the check is prfntss':
This check IA payable upon presentation. prop.
Washington. The As*istant TREASURED nt uostoa.
New York. Phiiaac!uhis, Baltimore: NeT Orleans.
Cincinnati. st. Louis, CHtcAon. oF San FFanclsc'.
These chccks, It will 10 seen, are n,ada In cx.
pltcls terms by the Government itself payable
IN coin. And pct tic Government refuses 10
pay them in coin at Chicago, although 1t is pay
Ing them in gold at ct. Louis. The following Is
the statement on this subject made to report
er OF tho st. Louis 1iobe. Democrat 1t the Sub
Treasury In that city:
Last Monday We wrrc instructed 10 reaumo lhe
payment of gold the sane ~ beforc Jan. !. and
Interest monsy. and 80 asd the .sn,o thing 6s'ore
the Resumption MT went into effect: 80 TINT tue
sst a Ssw Y ~
for at1at se ns. from payps nsstSst .0 0
nru dgtAg lo.Gny.
Why the Government should pay coin-checka
In u0twr Mt athff1vr hit In rt,in At g. Louis. II
, 1879-01-25

Er,c -, :. ,....... onA Ohio l. Mlsstaappi. 101s
Erie, pfd ......... .41AfD., J.: 4 W.. =. hIa
1iar1et,... 80. 143 IA. 4 T. Telegraph. 2!
Michigan Central. 81 Missouri Paelhc..t ~
ranamn. -. .....,,l23 e., b. \ Q.......11i!i
Enlpn Paclto...... 88 Hannibal & St. doc. IL!
Lake Shore... ..... T2A II. j. Ct Joe. pfd.. :I:t
Illinois CtntFal... ~ Il c. r bonds ...... !n1 7
q. Il PIttabnr4,,,, nj III. r. bonds. s.......1o5H
Nosthwcstcfn.,.., OfEiE. r. Land NrAnt.. 1lQA
Northwestern, pfd. a5Ait. +. Sinking k'ds. loo't
hrArx no&nt. -.
Tennessee Hs, DID,. :R}A sEirEna O., naw..s 99
Tennessee o.. now. 20 Attdsouria+. ....1usss
Virginia u, old.... 20 !
NKw ORLEANS.
NEv ORLKsxs, Jan. 2.-Sight exchange on
New fork, Y discount. .,,, .,,
Sterling exchange, bankcrs' bills, 4Sff.
FonEt6H.
1oxnox. tan, oi.-Consols. money % 1-16,
American Notwithstanding, l3lf; Eries
2G51: preferred. 4d9{.
Unttct! stascs f}o,lls-b;s, toa9{; tosos, 10TH;
new 81. lOiaa; 4tfs. 10a'55.
rARis, .tan. 2L-tlcntcs. 1881 a]c.
, 1879-01-25
COMMERCIAL.


The following were tho receipts and shEp-
ments OF tho lcaliu0 articles OF produce In this
city during the twenty.four hours ending at
o'clock on Frtdny morning and correspond
ing date twelve months aeo:
, 1879-01-25

i0G9-Trudo was moro active than on tbs r...
Tfoua day. aud prices wero Grm ami irrrruI,i.
higher. Some dToves wero disposed Of at Sa}fTH!!
advance over tho best b,ls OF Thursday wniit a..
the cntieu daY's natcs, however, nnd they vns1s
1npw m improvement on the clos!ng mica ~
Thursday OF about 10c, tue bulk Ut Tho fradfne H.
u. 1908. u for poor to primo heavy. Cho,ts "a "a
extra heavy sold at ~. 40i:8. 35lt. LU, aud sfiss
nt 81. oQSt2. 10. Tbs market elosed quiet. '''
All sales arc made subject to shflnkave ~ IN
lbs for piggy aows and 10 hi for stags. - ~
, 1879-01-25
& nfMh10.l m

Malaga 9fAnes. pnt cass ............. B.ooabl0 90
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. weso not subjected 10
any change, both ttsplo and s1ds Ronda being
steadily held. A rnsl buAnesA Was doing.
Tho stock Of co1ee in Europe On tao lat day ot
fADBHrF rnntca thJ1nWts
, 1879-01-25

FL0UR-Nas rather n.0r0 active, q few lois ho-
lug taken for export. Vhurc was lot much doing
On local account, and few changes in prizes. Sales
wero reported Of 57l brls winters at 3L45Gl5. 90;
!, 1ao bsls springs, dnuhIs c4tsas. At ~, bOFe
7,o for patsIts; 400 brls extras At S. b0&e9 B3; ia
br's rye Hour and Is Iris eorn d, both private
turns. Total, {. oa1 bss. The Following was tho
nal ru&,ou ~ rrtnc..
, 1879-01-25

sns City & Northern real estate -, OF
1906, to o74; Cincinnati l. Springfield
Grs,s, guaranteed by c., c., G. T. l., to o., do
guaranteed BY Lake Shore to ~, Louisville u
Nashville seconds to o., East Tennessee, Vfr-
gtn,a l. Georgia f1rsts to 1c3 Chicago 4 Alton
sinking funds to 1021S, Detawarc & HUI
son, registered, Of 1884, to s7A; Chicago q
Alton nrsts to f16, Morris Il Essex -
OF 1871 to 1o3, Delaware. 1.ackawanna
g. Western convcrtIb1cs 10 103, Denver
t. nio tirandc frsts to SIX, and Quincy y
Toledo tirsts, excoupon, to COX. c.. c. & !. =
f1rsts sold up to ~, and Ito seconds to lo}8,
hut the former rcaetcsl 1z. ard the latter u per
cent at the close. Burlington, Cedar Aap!ds o
Northern flrsta declined per cent, to 1o7k.
Missouri. Kansas l. Tcxas consolidated asscr1ted
dropped per cent, to 40, but afterwards rallied
to 4a'5.
Pennsylvania Railroad stock sold on 'fucs'1ay
at n to :A1S.
baltimore 4 Ohio sold on Tuesday ut Of
to %.
Atchf.on Il Topeka in Boston on thursday ad-
vanert X, to ssssz, closing at S3s6GES4. Kansas
City & Topeka was offered NJ ~. knnsas Pa
c,le was neglected at 411Gt5. Pueblo sold 1}f
higher, al Il, closing firm at 81 bid. Burlington
4 Missouri In Nebraska also advanced a, to
1lOl<G1 t10sf. In railroad bonds. tho Atch'son
accur1tles wcrc especially active and stron3.
Tic (!rsts sold & higher. at 49, closing at 1129
1lak; tho Land grants opened per cent higher,
nj 1t.14 reacted to 119, nnl rallied to 1la4;
A.chlson seconds sold 96 higher. ut 1854 clos
Ing firm at l1:'S@l1atf.
The Hannibal IL 1t. doc Railroad will hereafter
rubis', weekly reports Of earnings, as In done By
the Alton, st. Paul, Wabash, and some other
roads. For the first two wccks Of January tho
, 1879-01-25

per ton on track.
HcAEEslA0s-Hale WAS made Of 10 ton4 u 81, 90
per ton.
6uoHTs-SsIa was made OF 10 tons Il 81. 10.
MlppLiNut-sale WAs made Ut ~ tons NJ o., 90.
SPRING WlIEAT-Wa, moderately active,
though apict ~ compared with The cxctlesasut OF
few dass ago, an4 was drmsr. tho market aayanc.
lug ltc from tho latest prices OF Thursdsy, aud
closing TIC higher. Liverpool WAS reported qutwt,
aud New York was dull. but our receipts ware
smaller, and Fuod &nanT opsral0ra luoked fur 4
Icsetiun trou, tho wexklsss Ut tbs pEuYlaua day.
Tho AeIh4Id for tltutaa seeMu1 II be catehy local!
anu not urgent, but there were comparatively faW
sellers at CURRENT quutat'ons. Thefe was fair In
wnnted by shippers, with less dlsetiMipAt1on In
xaE0 ~ FscefptA l1an 1sceatly. The No. !. wss
taken " cafs} ~Yatusl cunltaets. aud there ware
fewer o1eEtnEa Of JunuAry wheat than sh9 previous
tutes. Seller March suok tho lead sn Tho trailing;
H. oDensd Al sJAQb7c, 1ceedsd to bus.c,
advanced 70 SIC. sn1 declined 10 $3.50 at tbs
close. Seller February sold n S4atss854c, c!as-
INK At a1ic- Seller shs uaynta was quiet 1t B4AFs
s3sas. sio*lnx WITH easn NJ. n.y. =, st stAc. spet
sc; II: oco ~ ~: : " uo4s170.sc; II. 400 au
rejected Ut Bic: and Ii. 4OU Gu by san PIC Ut
tl!iL73s. Total. lU0. HtD bu.
WINTER WHEAT-Wax quiet and unchanged.
Sales Wsre apo bn No. = red 1t hlc; ], 20 ou No.
= Ut zoe; and !. 9U0 bu BY sample al s0Gtsl1sc.
Total. ), ::uu bu.
GHlitN-Wa. tn fair dsmlud and stronger. The
market advanced 34C and closed fully &c &tufe
tho laIcst prices Ut lhussd1y. Tbu market. n u1tnt
Aritaau aud New York were uuly reportet Btsady,
shlppien!s but there ~as Rioss disposition to kxxa
hold u ttss decline. aud ths market Y}unathl1cd
With wheat aud pork. a Rooa many selling
orders wsts EcceAud f1om thu coua1Ey,
, 1879-01-25

.SI1EEP-In this branch OF tho market The dsy
was more than ordinarily active one, Shipps1t
was all taken, at 33.u0GbJ. 60 for coGisnon to ne
ulum and ut $ 804b 1h for good to extra gra1el
, 1879-01-25

CATTLE-Thsrs was we'll suatsinsd activity In
the demand foF tho several ciasses OF stock, and
prices were agala drm all around Ths receipts
were moderate Apd os fair quality, whllo ssposss
from tho East wcla suthez fssoSaele. aad. with
shlposs, local buyers, and 3osdcrs Ill inclined 10
take hold. sellers found 1t IN sasy matter 10 closs
out md Ut .at1faetosy ps!ccs Saies Nees eeoosted
II 81. 0o3 10. Inferior EEsaus selling ~ ~. COG
2.43, aud extra u 3t.7s46.lo. The latter slass
trauinx wa4 done u from S3 50l |. 50 for fair 10
enutcc sa1ppiux staers averaging fEotn !, 100 70
/, GOO lGA, aud u 81 40Qta - for eutehssB' and
Gamers atuH and ssockxra. Iht market closed
IEil With ssafyt1in3 suld.
4torArloHH.
Extra Dssye4--(3raded stseFs. weighing
/, ao1 lu4 lu4 a. 75%t5 Is
, 1879-01-25

Un4lH IN bioTT.
The New York Stock Exchange gives the 1ol-
lowing as the y!atblo supply of grain on tho
t1atcs .ncntionnl:
, 1879-01-25


Common 10 fair. . n04sH
! Superior 10 ftn8 10000
Extra fine to tinest tD&etio
] JAPAk ukcGL01sAp.
Common to fair. ..lH4ln
J Superior to ant -. 4NkA1
J Exts8 auo to 1ncsG 66NfuU
j @Ltlxll.
J Common. 10 fAlr. =. 18198
Superior lo ane ..NE!t 10
J Extra inc 10 nncAt 46Gfh!s
! Ciulcsst. st...........@ab70
}, t0t'Cil0N1 AND Gnkau.
J Superior 10 9n8. 2H1e4o
, aid ullehangel. balss
= on th4 basis Ut 81. o. pat
Alcnhot for sxp0st was
n Delivered In Nav York:
y ScE5b8uod demand, and
i'aa htuck hera IL getting
,a1,t!ty of woo! yet to ar
,kta ltnAfs
, 1879-01-25

Gtl5c higher. shtupess anu locll buyuss wt1e
present. and toos tt,u offerings. Sales we.u mals
0f cars md a0o heat al 3:h t3Et3. rs. Tho mar.
kpt :1n,vd ut 81 G0a1:i. NJ,
Elt&S-WGrs easy at 1nfb2gc. Tho recetnta ase
increasing, ahl hofdrrs arc anxious to sell, d.
ptcaliy thuao who arc carrying preservst stock.
thvro Il NOW = quito satisfactory mot cement. En-
dor ihr improved 1t,nsnd the market slows In.
, 1879-01-25

BROOM.CO1{S-Contfnucs In moderate demand.
Small orders aFo flied At quotations. but some
dealers psess t'e1r willingness to discount thcso
, 1879-01-25

B1AS-Was Qu1et aud eaascF. Sales Wcf0 rspoft-
cd Ut 10 tonx ~ s7.u.aGl7 57.t per Ton on track,
tns ipsIds for heavy.
CoNN'SxAL-Coafsu vas nominal at about $40. 90
per tou on track.
bcAEEslA0s-Hale was made Of 10 tonA II 81. 90
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-02
The Horn silver Cave.

The cave in the Horn-Silver mine at Frisco will doubtless set tha: thriving camp back fo' a time And owing to the fact that the extension of the Utah South. ern Railroad depends in par, on the pro- duet of thls mine for means to prosecute the work, the accident must also be re- gardrd AS something of public calamity. We are not adv.sed as to the exact con. dition of the property since the cave, but it would seem that the levels from which the ore was being extracted are filled up. In mine like the Horn-Silver. where the ore is in body without foot or hang ing walls, it is apparent that a great l breadth of roofing has to be supported; i; but as the mine was perfectly dry, and the t:mbrring supposed n have kept pace with the Work of extraction, people are taken by surprise at the unexpected mishap. We hope the injury to th. mne will prove but temporary.-Silver Reef Miner.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-02

The fourth shipment of bullion by the Tombstone NJ. and NJ. Company arrived on the 26th., at Stafford, Hudson 6 Co.'S Bank Tucson, in charge of Superintendent Gird. It amounts to S25,1l0,97, and added to previous shipments makes sS4, ,76S,44, and Mr. Gird says over $, ,oo0 in bars were left because he had not time to have them assayed before leaving. This shipment will follow the others to Phils. delphia.
 Except one bar all arc above 960 fne and each contains over s100 in gold.
 Mir. Gird says everything about the mill and mine is moving smoothly as any body could wish, and the yield so far, as above orgininal expectations and the prospect. i've yield is all they could desire. The en. terprise is not only success to date, but its future success is beyond doubt. By this day hundred thousand dollars Is just about the amount produced. It was about the last of May when the mill tur. ned the first wheel and was fully completed. The run since the previous shipment has averaged 5000 perday.- Citizen
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-02
Colonel Harvey Lake's Death.

Colonel Harvey Lake, a we'll known res ident of this city and veteran of the Mexican war, dieu st Maricopa, Arizona, last Thursday night. He left this city only three days ago, on business and in good health, and the news of his untimely death wss terrible shock to his family. He was native of New York. fifty two yesrs If age. He wore the Scott medal -eceiyed for gallantry in the Mexican war, ard afterwards served on the sida of the Mexican people in the war against the Empire established by Maximilian. He 'ane to this city at an early day. and was Deputy under Sheriff David scannell He was afterwards engaged in different occupations. acting for many years as col leetor for the Spring Valley water works Latterly he was engaged in mining. Dur ing the early days of the war he acted as lrillmaster for an organization Of young men Known as the Ellsworth Zouaves, and the police force. He aleo drilled the San Francisco Guards, a company of Home Guards, composed Of such men as Wm. C. Ralston- c. Adolphe Lowe, Judge Blake and others
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-02
1Fron, the SHOer Belt.

The Mack Morris mine as usual pro. duces rich ore. It has never failed to give satisfactory results. Ore is now be- ing taken from the pew shaft, on the west end of the claim, which assays from three to six dollars pound.
 Black spar covered with crystals of horn silver Ina. been found in the shaft of the $. ". Alice, at a depth of 95 feet.
 D. G. Chi.sDn, Superintendent Of the Silver Nugget mine, Richmond Basin, has q force of men at work and taking out plenty of rich ore. The prospects are he will soon have large shipment of first class ore, that will go from two to three dollars per pound, to send to New York. He is sinking OF the main shaft and has crosscut the ledge at a depth H 4o ieet and finds it 10 feet wide. with pay ore the entire width.
 The body of man, supposed name Stone, was found near the Cox & Copiln Mine. Stone was from Leonardtown, Maryland.
 J,J. Dsvine of Florence writes that one uf Shauley'o ieamsLers was found dead near Little Cottonwood Station and that two mules were missing.
The Arizona sentinel., 1879-08-02

CoLroN, July 2ath.-Intelligence was brought here this evening that Gen. E o"utoI, Of Los Angeles, killed John
 "aAeneld and wounded two unkown men near San Gorgonio last night. Bouton "as "ayiaid by three men for some cause aha teo 10 wagon. While in this Con. o'''oh oouton got his hand to his pistol, dre~ and used it with the effect stated lhe two men are at large in the brush and d posse Is after them. Deputy Sherltfs Mckinney and Thomas, of San B.,nar dino left here on to nights train to ioin in the pursuit. The report is but mearr, sud later intelligence may change it.