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COTTON MARKErs-DY rgLEqhApH.

LIVERPOOL. Oct ll-l230 n. m.--tottOn dcn: HidiluS
Up suds Gliie1 Mdins ms. ID; sales. 10000 Oaes.
including lOJO bales for speculation and Rcelp
1850 bales all American Futuros-O p2nds. Low niddino
October November
delivery. November ana Deceaber delivery i
DO December January delivery, Sad: and
April aud May delivery, 6IFa2d.
LIVERPOOL. III y. m.-COttOnIhe sae~ OF cay
DcudeI $50 bales Amer can tFatGres-Upands. Mid
ding clause Ocsbor delivery OL DO, January anu i,pru
AuGusiA II-Cottou steady Miodnng lOhc. Low Ma.
ding. 5c Good OidnaIJ Se receipts. Lac bses, aes-
BAlfiMoKi oct. acknowledging net roeelps uo.e,
gross. 700 bales exports cOastwse IS bales y5S
bac@
B0sroN. llCottoE steadv; MidIng SC Tow ma.
ding, IL c Good Ordinary. l04c receipts bales
gross, Loo baes exports 10 Great Britain, $50 bales
stock LOSE bales.
CaAREsTos hriner Mlddhne los. q lOEc.
Low Mddlug lOis4l0s Good Ordinary. los lO Me- res
536S bales exports 10 Great Britain, 10 bales
coastwise Loss bales safes, ZOO bales: STOCK. 5-599
Oses
CINCINNATI. l1.-CotIon steady. Mddnus 1896 Low
Md0lng lOtc. Good Ordinary, 9lc.. receipts 200
TO sales, l79 hales 1882
Middhng luec. Ordinary ga-c. tflg
exports 10 Great Britain 49S bales coastwise o5
bales sales, $50 bales, stock. Slau4 ualesL
NOZZLE oct H. Coon hrm, Mldllng i07sr.. Low ND,
ding lOc. Good Ordinary. 1sc; receipts 30l ars
exports ccastwise 2327 bales sales. 1000 bales a.
5Sl bales.
NEw-ORLEANs Oct il-Co,ton firm MiddIing II ~ Low
MiddIng 10 c Good Ordinary c net go bales.
gross, lUOJ3 udcs export; 10 Great Britain S2jl l1os
1000 bales last evening 5000 bales sto,s. 40 40
PHILApxlPHt. Oct ll-CoifoL quiet Mideng II c low,
Midd.ing, llsc.: GOOD OinRry lOsc net l3l
bales gross 3i bates; sales 5l bales, spnners lIs
SAVANNAH oct ll.-Coton very firm Mdding. lOA-.s
MdihDg. 10 SC. Good Ordinary Ssc.. receps.
bales c0astw~e, 01 bales, saies 22OO
evening" lUOO bales stocA, 16.4Jz baes-
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situations fpanteo--f,maIea

CHAMBERMAID, NURSE, &c.-A respecta-
- be English Protestant experienced IN the an,es g'
hold cham6ermad aud plain sewer or wSgld
s ss s IN Ssnes asy pScSsr with good family
yil hna faithful servant good references CAL or aa
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK. WAIT
~ ING &eBy American Profession, Young s,Tls iTr eT
HOME BUREAU, 1883 6th.avc. doors above l91l $.
COOK.-By first-class cook of long expert
" ence reference from last place 20 East is'hs' near
COOK.-By a frst-class German cook ;
\ thoroughly understands all kinds Of ms,t game
S %sE. from s $50 10 So 5' Can at ios c%avO
COOK.-By competent women meats, soups,
y con n5re s az hn qsSsT HOME BU EAU s
Ctr ave. fourth house above lOth.st -
COOK, &c.-A respectable Protestant woman
0 10 do general Homework IN SINAI a s and soSa r
iaacy store
COOK. &c.-A willing, obliging, strictly tenn
" perate excellent cook; win DO washing II Te
gent and reliable understands care OF 9h city or country
inquire Tor ELLEN wv oth'aVe.' near Ioen-se
COOK and HOUSEKEEPER-By fIst
y class cook and housekeoper thoroughly her
business all is brancnes references exchanged Call or
COOK. WASH, IRON.-By German help.
y For CITY country, Can be seen at the PRQrEsThNT
HOME BUREAU. IS 6th ave, fourth house above lh-sL
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, &e.-A young
night work by the day good references 44i Wet
oflh ~ ISL moor rear.
III OUSEWORK.-By a neat, tidy, intelll-
IN family IN any espSc can 90 GOO @
WAGES moderate Caa be at $50 6tnavc near 2Sdst
first floor
HOUSEWORK &c.-By very capable girl;
dress ooliging Gooi children not afraid of
work. Call at 292 dth-avo.. near lothst
T ADY'S COMPANION, &c.-A clergyman's
LADY, & S ,eFSa noon or hGas ss
y.
ADY'S MAlD.-By Protestant girl capa-
~ bic OF waiting ON lady is good sewer would as 81
in light chamberwork 3years reference NO $50 Last 3'h
St POstas not answered
TADY'S MAID and NURSE.-By Profess
IL tant North German, mddeaged girl as madand nuIsei
good seamstress references no cards No l4 West
dress wishes gen mems and family Washing on the % &or
sSsb6S les %d st's C S' Cal On OF "uY' E
I AUNDREss.-A respectg be grl as first
a. class aundress n private famiy - thoroughly com
NURSE.-As infants nurSe by a middle
~ aged Protestant scotch woman with 22 years nnys
qaesda rSif rs Vest 4ist,st near Gihaye
NURSE.-As nurse and plain sewing or light
~ chambervcrki best of city reference Call for two
NURSE..Bv very good German Protestant
CITY references At 800 6thave between 22d and 2Sds
hIst floor.
MATTRESS or CHAMBERMAID.-By a
references is Vest 15,b.st
"a ASHING-A respectable colored woman
faction wsSs lT fsasSaSe Ga OF LEWIS
Vest 2d-st. floor.
SgTASHING-A respectable woman wishes
w to go by the day washing take II 10 her own
house city references Call two DAYS 252 East 5iths
WASHING, &c.-A respectable woman
housec SnHs 10 good city reference MIS- 1Sa
East 5stn-st
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State bonds were frm with sSes0l tennessee Us Old
at 37is037l2 and new ct 80. Alabamas class A. at
60 and Virginia Gs deferred at7l2. Louisiana con-
soils a,e quoted at 4s129l0I2, aud North Carolina
consolidated a at 7si2aS0.
or city bank stocks, the sales included American
Exchange i2j) at 100, Manhattan u0) at l33, aud.
Merchants Exchange l56j at 100.
The dealings in railroad bonds covered an IN
usually large varsity Of issues with two or thee
special movements. Rome, Wa.ertown and OgI
densburg first consos advanced from 67ai TO 7ll2@
II, aud Indiana, Bloomington and Western in
comes from fl to 90. c., c. and l. c. first
assented also were in demand at an adj
vance from 0Ilq to 9j5sa9ji2 Eric second
consos rose from s9l 10 1913, and the funded
IS from s4l4 to e5. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
first consols declined from 10G to i05, and the.
Sec DDS after decline to CO.'S recovered TO Gll2..
Mobile and Ohio first Is were strong at 1912 ST..
Louis and Iron Mountain seconds at LOG, Metropoli-
tan Elevated frsts at 1929. Ohio Central hrsts at
9512G 90 and Central and Hudson consols at 132.
Denver and Rio Ggande firsts fell from lOs's to
1O77sG 10S. and Texas and Pacific incomes rom
GSa4 10 67l2. The other changes did not exceed
l4lD 3 per cent.
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained S996.0sS on
balance, made up by coin gain OF ~, 213.0I4 less
a currency loss of S237.52G This makes the total,
gain since Friday 81 1S7.l62 The money narketi
was more active to-day and little Hurry carried
the rate I'D per cent for call loans but the closing
rate " .s 3 per cent. he domestic exchanges
on New.York are lihout material change from last
The United States Treasurer at
Washington to-day received Sl25.0O0 in Nationall
bank notes for redemption The customs receipts
" IRE S640.OOO and the internal revenue reoelpts
were $3.50. 900 The following is the Cleaungi
House statement to-day: Exchanges. SllO 7l0.320 =
balances 81 4G9 500. The transactions at the slb-
Treasury covered Receipts, S2,574,51Oi p5yT
ments. 81 57S, 1862; currency balance $500 ,9OO;
coin balance, $74, 1888, $50.
While no changes made in the nOmna rates
for foreign exchange Tor actual business the markets.
show more decided hrmncss than than they have
Tor some time. Annexed are the posted rates :
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St. Pau that the special features those stocks
advancing to figures Il per cent higher than those
of the mornings advance. A special movement IN
the stock Of Indiana Bloomington and Western adj
vanccd its price from 3J to ~. The basis OF this
certainly is not the companys annual report. So
nopss of which was published in TIE TRIBUNE LAST
week The Elevated Railroad stocks were strong,
Metropolitan rising to 90 and Manhattan to 3o1(
but later Manhattan sold 1T 3ias. Western Unioa
was dull at 97si70S3s and Pacific Mail NJ F1's@
4Oa.. The closing was made with furry but the
tone Of the market dia not indicate real strength.
The total transactions Ia Government bonds ut the
Boards amounted only to $4,000. The final bids
for IS Of 1880 show advance Of Is per cent. but
those for tie 4i2s AID A. declines Of g each. An
ncxed are the closing quotations:
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MINES AND MINING.

MONDAY Oct. 11-P "
A large and well distributed business to-day was
dono in mining stocks and generally nj more or less
Improvement in prices. The special features now
ever, were the Leadvle shares Chrysol'e nom
zig TO 4SO64.75. Climax from s5019 CENTS
TO 9O0s5 cents. aud Anne from "a cents
to GOa59 cents. the Others being about steady
at Saturdays figures. Huklll also was especially
active. and. with a large amount of transactions
rose from 80 TO 2.1O02.05. The low price shares
where changed were higher. SILVER nugget sGllins
mn 10 36a35 against 33 cents Saturday. and Moose
from AZ to 40 cents. The Comstock shares were
steady within narrow range Of fluctuations as a'so
were the h gher price stocks generally Inc inhs's
closed strong. ,,, T..
The Deadwood Mining Company has declared us
regular monthly dividend for September) pdyaDie
at Wells, Fargo X Co.'s, October ~
A. T. LfTyIVO STOCK EGOHi Voc 81 bES
.,.cl, ~, o.Arr-10ln D "
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
A YEAR OF WRECK. A True story. BY Nlenui.
PIP. Az. Harper Brothers

A YEAR OF WRECK. True story. BY Niehm
PIP 412 Harper Brothers
This is the record of an unsuccessful venture
at GOTTEN planting by Northern man. MADE lmme'
d,aely after the war; There is an engaging rankness
about narrative which shows that ,he disastrous re-
suit of the enterprise due TO the simplicity ana iek
Of forethought business experience on the part q"
the adyenturers quite much RS to their depressing
social surroundings. without showing any remarhaoo
literary SKILL the story of agricultural tolls and rss III
Guiding the devastating march OF the army "orih' ID
well told descriptions OF the natural features
of the country and the eccentricities OF the
recently-freed laborers are vivid ana enter
tanning. But, OF course, the couoh-Ii'"'"s
proper is matter OF subordinate interest the ie'i
motive Of the book being effort to picture lie III VIC
South that period SEEN If not thoroughly 'oSou'
by Northern mau. In spite Of the fact That 30 many
masses OF this life have often and SO carefully
depicted the subject has lost none OF ils freshness II
was life In the country of implacaole ana 'reacue'""'
enemies and life with of the safeguards whch sur
round man ordinary civilized society," Al the "'le
when story begins President Johnsons course had
given fresh announcement TO the me who were SUN
loyal TO the lost cause The had taught them no
wisdom but with passions strengthened 8nd hate nten-
sed their intolerance. rooted preiudces Gnd despoc
temper were manifested In the most revolving
brutaites II the better people OF the Soutn
ehuddered at the frequent butcheries OF I'M
armed men for the crime OF holding opinions
which were supposed to differ of their neigh
bors they did dare TO manifest their aDhorrehoe
even look, that the new corners saw no evidence
of sympathy, IL any existed. Al best the Northern
man felt that he SIMPLY tolerated ard was Stunned
as the bearer Of pestIlence. He was doomed
TO all manner of extorOn il to nothing more serious
The higa.bred SouhcTner troubled himself TO deal
honestly with n Yankee pay him debt. Violation OF
contract deception, ovcrcharges and overTeaehng III
every way for which there was no redress were tue
ordinary and prevalent business methods All these
isbeartepnC conditions clearly brought out in the
record OF Year of wreck although 1T ls loOet tenn
peratey written. Ii Is plainly recital OF facts get
down without exaggeraton or malice. The story moves
rather heavily at first but the interest grows with
the narrative aud the eliminating incident OF the rue
10 court Is given with much dramatic force.
The book written some years ago we are tod and
a supp,ementary chapter gives "a more cheerful Wow
OF the South in 1850. II was a happy thought 10
brighten up depressing picture with little hopeful
sunshine and IL is comforting 10 know that
the patient and courageous who have survived our
reign living TO some OF the Ideas Trey
carried with them from the North taxing root ana
bearing u in the soil and climate which once produced
such rank growth OF slavery.
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CLOSING PRICES or r1ADxrpHfA sro5ys.



The stock market today opened active and strong
I'm marked contrast with TIE closing of Saturday
Ere rose from 80 to 40, Northwest from 1919 TO
1885, st. Paul from 92l to 93ls; Lake Shore from
1878 to 109ls, Delaware. Laokawanna and West
ern from S93l 10 90li, New-Jersey Central from
72l2 TO 70. and other stocks advanced in
proportion to those named But the activity
was shortlIyed and with return of dulness there
was gradual shading of prices until in some
instances all the mornings gains lost, aud The
transactions were so nfrequent that tho telegraph
operators who sent out the report of sales from the
Board room found their occupation nearly sus-
pended This condition Of affairs continued until
about 2:30 O'Clock after which there was a
renewal of activity like that OF tae morang thls
it might be guessed that it emanaes from the same
sanrce Gully in tho afternoon 1t was Northwest and
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EXTRACT FROM DR.. DIXON'S LECTURE on hen


The nerves that supply the internal mucous coat OF the
rectum pav yOI.It in its act Oh IN hoah ana
OF the Internal
the OF The stool
which tn e<d @t hcae network
membrane covered Dy the ENLARGED
and veins piles which the arteries cons anty
supply with blood thy cease 10 noy the prssnce OF ne
f0ces. he sphincter closing muscle immediately sur
the last lower inch Of the bowel Wien We are ia
awaEe but when III exhausted Oy discharge ON internal
or bleeding piles uceratl lkene1 by pro
trudng pies prolonged illness II reaxes and permit the
veins prelude constituting external
ies the nerves are The senthels ana
messengers.
Ths recufa heGlth u generally empty; the fWces
curnuisf bowel c3et the colon,
IucLcs NOpeis0n is habua oOBstpated without
mo s. disease OF The rectum
uiecfions water and m more OF II mnlai1g fluids, az
salt and turpeItDe for constipation are pernlcous They
the hcatnIu cOntractlo power OF the
examination O persons WHO nave iODg us0 them
specuum always shows congesuye aud relaxed con
dOn membrane it adhesion to te muscular
coat weakened, aud II slips downward aud pa % The
sphncier utiDR IN those cases where There
distinct piles The disease called ITo0DSS u
ne Rertam
After piles existed for long time and hsTassei the
u within ana sometimes without some
reduced thick aid partially solid umpTs rendering
uncomfortable interfering cleanliness
irritating itching. lines producing permanent
thickenng OF the They also produce Fsta Fssnr
Of and
weakness az the bladder ana II, appeDd4ges."
70 cents " EDWARD IL. DIXON, VI. D.. % Fifth
y. Y
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EnRlrEAN MARNKrA

IIyERPoor Oct ll-Iork-Prme Moss Eastern. steady
nj ia sady at 40. Bacon-OunDsrlana t'uS
daI az AZ Cd NIB. steady 4t Long Clear,
anil M Az shurt Clear. New steady ~
Gut dull at 4O shoulders steady 81 Beef-Ino Mesa,
hrmer nj ~ Extra Mess duh So; Prime Mess. dull
AT ~ ga tard-Pume Western hrmer at 40. Taiow--
Prime Cy steady al St nrpeome spirits nrmer 81 %.
nos,n Common STEADY A9d 90 Fine. STEADY az lO Gl
Cneess American Chooe steady At 6j Lsru OIL stoaty
a5Gd Fiour-ExtTa state steady ~ Oh Wheat /,
White armer at Sd. spnng No. :. hrmer al 81 New
W,nfer W,sern id New Winter urmer
al nrmer at SD COItonseol
Amercap STEADY et 296d. Kosn--ComaOn. al london.
nrmrr Al B. Turpenune Spirits LondOn nrmer Al 81
Receipts OF Wheat for the week From Atlantic ports.
Pacinc ports 1900
sources quarters. Receipts OF CON- 34O quaIeIs
lIykRrooi, oct ~ p m hieaistuns urn Cora u
sGd lqj per GENITAL for Caniornla White:
10 I'd fol California Club SID a9 Ia. Western
sprlnr aud s3d 0l5d Tor Red Winner
LNRgPooi. oct Ia m.-spritsoi Turpenune. S2 PEG
cwL
LONDON Oct IA y. m.Caleutta Iinseei, 5S6d per ~
Ronned Petroleum. ssay'st pr gallon. spirits Iagptn
tine ~ aA2 I'd sugar, - GA u' per Cuha
Centrifugal posrlLng 30" and 2voIG2i ior Iuba basco
yauo Iennihs, anOsL
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tje!p n0nnte6.

XSTANTED.-A boy, II to 10 years Old, ac-
w quan'od in the city aud who writes far hand Ad
drese, in handwritng, WORrHINGlON Tribune
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SAN FRANCISCO, N
SATURDAY TO-DAY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

BopIE Cal. Oct. Lille STANDARD mine ex-
tracted during the past week 1,52O IONS of ore
average pulp assay SO OF. Crude bullion received,
2 900 ouuces and shipped 10 company, 500, G24 93.
SAT- LAKE CITY. Utah. Oct.i11.-BuliOn receipts
for the week ending Octob'rS were Silver two bars
from the Mammoth, 81 SIG 80 four bars from the
from the Christy worth $7997 10; twenty-iOur
bars from tho Ontario, $50 III 30; four bars from
the Unite 10. 07G SO ten bans from tie Stormont,
600 GO Is Base bullion. -Four bIr- of Horn
SILVER, $4,000; one bar OF Hillside. - ,OS7 80 {;
eight bars Morgan and Brooks, $l3,925 two bars
GermauIa $1,000.
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production OF able force, natuTalness, and
fidelity Germantown Telegraph.
A story Of very high mert"-L Philadelphia Evening
News
"a deeply interesting story" indianapolis Journal
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Rnllion yaIned at SIC. OOO vas received N thi.


city from the mines yesterday
Ibe stockholders of the Annie Mining Company
will meet to-day at their Office, 40. 10 broadway
for the purpose OF ecctng trustees Tor the ensuing
year ~, -.
Co,npauy viii hold a meeting Of stockholders to-
day at their office, No. 10 Broadway, a. hait-past
10 o'clock. 80 49,.
pany will be held to-day at their Office.
The production Of the Iron Silver mine for the
month of September amounted TO S1S5,OOO
The Horn Silver Company received at their New
York Office during the inst nine days II october Sill
yer bars valued at $50 COZ 81. lns is III addition
TO their sales OF base DuiliOn.
The smelier and other machinery recently par
chased for the company ut Chicago has arrived at
fine San Pedro mine and rs being rapidly put into
position. A large force is employed night and day.
4 private dispatch received IN Now-lork yester-
day from n well-known mining man VINO has re-
Gently visited Arizona says: DONE think there II
now any doubt about The Girard 1t is only ques-
ton of time open Il. The Contention Is immense
that ~ the word"
Tie suttrint0ndent Of the Mineral Creek mine
ports. uidcr date Of September %, that the total
length of tunnel Is 1872 feet, and that the ledge
is large III tunnel at face, ana the ore LOOKS weu
The level running south from shaft Is Is ieet IN
length III gOoG-ooking ore. Inc man frame OF mil
building ~ now beng put MP.
Manager Ford. of the DuDkln mine, reports the
total product for September al $40 expenses,
50 900; net product, $40 900; aud that the mine is
The superintendent Of the Boulder Consolidated
Mining Company reports, DC ODER D. that the east
DRIFT just started at the oUO-ioot level has advanced
4 feet and the west drlit feet, and that the VEN
has wideGed though the ore is not SO nch. a stOpe
was started in the G00-foot level on the 4th. The
slopes on the 7OO-foUt level looking well. Work
is Ilndered some account of the inability OF
the engine to handle the rock and water, but new
machinery Is expected at an early day.
During the month of september iiity-oDe assess
mrnts aggregatlng 81 ,O94 600. became delinquent
on mining stocks listed at the San francisco stock
Board and from January 10 September 30 1880,
$40 assessments amounting 10 SlO,2S6,3OO, be-
came deln quent. No dividend was paid by any of
the Comstock mines IN September.
The Plata Verde Mining Company will meet to-
dav at noon at No. % Nassau-st to elect trustees.
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Minluq.
,oNANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING co.

BONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING CO.
~ Capital 81 o1oo0o Shares. ~ cash. m,sss.sl be
PresldenI. W: vi Yic Kdsx yce'pro''i'nt MICHAEL
G~ 6xGNf HA;eIcMAgpsos &c Rq %,
s sNNs,@sS 81 A ESeYor coLs sAUSDEas Montana
5 ,4dsS5'i a ~ MaGG ssreEEr
IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Location Of mHss GssE sSt sn1feS cos 10 each
Geo D. ho9 Saes NO. ~ BROADWAY Ncw.YoTk
oFFIcg OF TIN SILVER IsLEr !
cexsoLDATFO MINSo ASn L. sS9 Go YF!S}
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
~ this COMPANY BY authority pecy ar a.ss
msnt OF enc deiap per share payable INST ey 81
November ocsholders are reqnes,ea 20 r9
failure to wnoS 5S@Sy on i% TeTgsO at me a f9 pTo4
10 LIST November. , =, er,,o,.,, ,,,,o President
MED with Certificates OF STOCK that payment may Do &C.
convenen eoeeis viii be returned for attachment to GER
Direct All ali TessPei mail matter or this Company to No
Tbe sboys notice ~ issued pursuant Resolution Of the
passed July 10 TO poyto means iof OPERATING eA
II me a. ' nn% anee diseovdrs1 aud now beng
sivey developed De realized in time to p9y1e i1r
cali EDWARD LEAE pSd:l5c,,
New.Yorll September 10, 1880.
John r. Bartlett President Henry W. Ford Treasurer
John H. LOwther' Secretary
OFFICE or TIE
DLATA VERDE SILVER MINING COM
i PANY, NO. 70 Nassiu-sL
THE Fl RST AsyNUAL HEETING OF THE .SIOCh
HOLDERS OF this Company will be held on ~ me
ION day next ~ O'Clock noon al Tue once Oh
the company Of New York for tho election OF sx
Trustees YER in pursuance OF he fya"S
OF tho Company. Pos win be open from ~ 10 70 Z p H.
New-York Sept %. $780, secretary.
DICKINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING co.
IN Mines at Ten Mile, Summit Co. Colorado.
Capital &l0O0O,OOO; 100000 shares 500 each.
Gen u Iiobcrts President. Il. Nerdcna secretary.
Offices. No 10 broadway, New York.
OFFiCE or TUX Ayuz CONSOLIDATED MIMIC COMPANY.
Ilj BROADWAY, Rooms III AND 49, sept. 10. looO.>
TE'HE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS OF this Company Tor the purpose OF eloting
Board of Trustees for the ensuing year will DO held at tho
Office of the Company in the City NewYork tho 18th
day Of October at p. Pos open hour Transfer
books close October g. A EBERT
Secretary.
TNADILLA MINING CO., 50 Broadway,
- y. Z; mines in Clear Greek County, Col; capital;
100000 shares 81 each stock unasse-sabe listed ana
registered Y Mung stock Exchanges weekly reports
published. VIM Whitlsck, secretary
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The following We're the receipts and shipments az
nd from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
EUROPEAN yISA>ciAL MARKETS

LONDON. Oct ll2:39 r. m.-Ccnsois, 97o.e for morsy,
80, the account Atunc and Great Westcr nrsG
trustees cericates 6G DO. second MORTGAGE.
% lrie second soils 81 - Limos Central 10 Read
ing 49,: New York Central 1873
LONDON, OcI lllaO p m-Pars ahvlces quote three per
cent a a france 80 cen lines Tor the account
LONDON Oct IA .. m.-COnsGs 91l4 tor money AMI
9S5ts for the account hewJeTsey Central llOll
"a 81 Atlantic and Great Western second
hcate 27 Pennsylvania Central. 6Oi4
IL NewlOrk Central l3olf PARIS adyces quote three
Tentes az - francs 81 centmes Tor the account
LONpoS 1.-THE amount 81 bullion gone INTO the Bank
Of Ing ,and ON balance to-day Is e27 900.
PAINS oct llkNchal.ge ON London, % francs
tlru. foF Ci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-12
CORPORATION Notices.
mountaineering Nollres.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
4 under the firm OF METCALFE & GIBBS IN
New Ofk ani MEICALFE a. CUSHING iu Buffalo, n. y.
il tits day dissolved Dy mut ual
Dated oct y. 1850 JAS. 3. N ETCALfE Buffalo.
u. W. Gibbs New York
TIfOS. ". GUSHING, Buffalo
The business Of the above arm viii be tounued By the
undersigntd under the hrm name OF GIBBS Il CUSHING
I'M NeW.YOrK and Buffalo.
Dated Oct o 1880. Is w. GIBBS. New.York
. IHoS. W. GlAhIAG U. Bu1Alo.