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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-12

In the District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District. Eureka county, State OF Nevada.
Iu the matter of the estate of n. M. Hill
honse, deceased.
The state Of Nevada sends greeting:
IN PURSUANCE OF AN d MADE BY
the Hon. Henry Rives. Judge Of the above
entitled Court, on the 18th day of December,
1890, notice is hereby given that Friday, the
Path day of December, 1880, at 10 O'Clock n. m.
OF that day, at the Courtroom OF ssid Court.
at the Courthouse, in the town OF Eureka
county Aforesaid. has been appointed for hear.
ing The application Of Martha Hillhouse, pray
ing that q document now on hle in said Court
purporting to he the last will and testament OF
A. NJ. Hillhouse. deceased. be admitted to pro
bate, and that letters Documentary be issued
thereon to said Marths Hilhouse, who is
named therein az the sole executrix. at which
time and place all persons interested may ap
pear and contest the same.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Cour'
this 18th day of December, 1880.
E. r. DODGE, Clerk.
By L. MoLIsELLl, Deputy.
Eureka, New, December II, 1880. dl2td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-12-12

nURING MY ABSENCE 1 HAVE APPOINT
IL ed Mr.. Robert ]. Doak to transact bust
MAHLoN RIDGE.
Eureka. Dec, O, 1850. delws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

SKw-YoRK oct 14.-BEEV Hss-Fresh receip,s today
cre az carr head25 Jersey cay and 70
a, ah siand there several CARLOADS 81 Caipe IN the
rs from arrivals yesterday Total since stwo ~
GI head against bead for the CORRESPONDENTS time
%, vrer ne rece pts com st 20 cars Tor T. g.
asnnn cars FOR Vegel Begenstsn and ear for Jonas
I'd Is CARLOADS Tor export, ana sofa
10 StoInk Met<ger on margin over cost pilce and
80 crh,r cars sale were sold nj strong yc,ternays
nroos Fourteen aroas INCLUDED IN he Jersey Ciy Yards
-. tpuitr attic w. r derber Co.. and cara OF
MT Wceenors cattle were SOLD YESTERDAY to anivs-lOa
a., ST. 100 al t9gc-, " dress 81 ID rs
~ w.. 600 average. NJ 10 dress % u, There
- -, the offerings were nof sum
49, q, traet many and no busntss OF inheritance
-" T.nsacfei markets generally expected u NOR
va ~ nrrssed Reef trade IN s~hlBstof Market was fair
sry An tho morning bat a<sas avery qnies Hppestahne
"a Rut The weather tay orase aud scslers Pre
,d a. hold some rather than 10 lower te prloe
49, sad COLO ado mainly sod NJ 5aoc some very
good Colorado de3 scDat er ana Poor 70 Chode natvo
Or. Lioc 10 sac. Shipments today were 90 Lave at
a. ,hs sste of PonRyvsnia and go OF Beef
and 100 earcasses of Mutton by the Ceiuc. AL by MI East
ca1 Wss rim
sos m gO,h-st. and 1875 ~ JerseJ Guy Bntchefs
n stock taDc this morning but "a ue re-
haa ~ unususy there demand sufielen "
~ ~ the orrihss ftar stronger Iricss Ut 1'sdzte r
tANs "a ID &c Ialy.s ADD Nired Lot 3toa%o
- ueayy yeas and Suckers aHd ssIte foI Co.inen 70
ioI M ssis Thcre wa yod demand for Dressrd Calves
an ths maIket firm At 10 Ssa - ssr s Dressea ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

lo for Jersey Dressed fn good order 1n a., gsbnS ir
hai better continue to send IN their calves alive ,aoa
sales aenbeck q Davis sold siate Grasaes $50 ba
e &c. 3 Ysa r a a. rs az g p'a fd cse.
70 DO 400 H. AZ Stc; spcsers 2oe %, a. d do az NJ NJ
7i2c.: do. 100 n, at Sc .-- ,oo
D. st atc DO go n at Sc; sucker, 'io d. at '2c
Dtn6acI & Dewey sod 70 stale Grassers 2l9 N. at
j. H. Hume sold 30 state Grassers 1876 mat 2'sc veas
Ere 4 OTIS sold. state FED Calves $50 Nat $2c Veass
100 n, nj &c. DO 1873 ~ nj r.. do, 100 ~ ~ &c; ~
100 H. at 30 do l55 7aic.: IG6 Bucks County 40
IL h. az Sc 3d. 100 To- 1t l29 n. at &c 40
"" In a Enc h hsa a .o 20 s az s2 mot 2
80 $50 H. 2isc do. les D at CSC; d0 ll5 d. AT
sHEEPAYD LAMBS Receipts were 80 cars Of 7 ,al,
since aturay 3 . head against 90 }5j head Tor the cor
responding time lat week The sua N rs much the sane
weather COO ana favorable ana demand gp Snt paT
hrm or nearly all grades OF BOTH sheep an9 iao % from
2 for Poor i,rd q Prime were laoe1
car loads choice ohio Shccp for erpor, few Poor
mainly sold at a scwlih Choce and Extra
sale al "a c occa-iohaly SC, and Dressed LAMBS "a -"
sales at Gcmst-Egc & Otis sofa: G. state Ewes aud
Bucks SO ID. at34c % state Lambs u 10 A. &c 90 w.,
) H. Hume sold 30 Sate sheep % n 90 SIC 20 - Wes a.
ctn do - ID Al y ~ 2 state sleep aHd lhnS ~ ~
iqc Bucks 10 u. &c., 81 stats Lambs, - b. AZ 32c
DiIenback & Dewey so 4 II state sAoep 80 H. at 4'c
90 Canada do 50 n at ~ ,ts'e Ewes y q, ,tci L.
10 "a H. &C. do, n, 6oc - 40. ~ d. at
Csc
Kirby 70 sold III Canada lambs 60 n. o. 70 so le5
state do Ocw sheep 20 b. at 81. HucGs ana Ewes la
n.
aenbcck & sod ~ Pennsylvania sheep 81 "a, at
4fc lGl state gG H. ~ cc 20 do 81 H. al c 10 a
Ewes III H. at SC: ~ ~taIe ambs cuts, 90 70 ~
SIC; A. d, t. b. al hkc; 231 60 H. at &C.: 90 D. 10
SO do O. n. CSC; - do 90 ~ ri c ltI -aiAAh
do. So 90. - 50 g. DO. ~ n. ~ - 80.
Jcfc Wright Hoag * CO. sold: 20 state Lambs ~ d. ~
bee; ~ stat. sheep 80 ID, at SC. lives V@ d. at &C.,
Buck. ~ r. at &c
sales Jersey Ciiy-Judd an1 Buckingham sold; -!
Stair sheep ~ ~. ltc 80 DO. 80 N. At g: 20 CO.
H. ati PC; - Pennsvlyaun to. 90 n at c do - % al
30: s. Jersey Ewes lG- n ~ &C.; 40 do. No. Al g
800 Lambs 81 D. al De: ~ DO 90 y, AZ ' ~ "
- n. az Gle. 2lJ lcuny yauif fl. t} H. az - 49,
Irioock sol 2uS Si'r Sheen. - h al 4iri 30
do. ~ No. lsp Kentucky do "G 10. Al &c - Jersey
Ewes l2S o.. II c lul d. III H. etl &c; -S Ati ucAy
Lambs o.. 20 the; 200 Canada do, 10 d. IL oci IVr''!
Newton Holmes sold 2lo ohio shop ~ ~ at Tor 100
10. - to- l-8 r. "a i.,., 81 ONO L'ihb-
n. al Dig. ~ do. CS n 90 sc. 90,
T. + l6i Ohio sheep lOi 70, m f-ie
do. me- d. 40 .
HOG~-Rcc,nt. were otcars ~ ~ hoqd' ' crs ct
Jersey city ard at tUths Totd since 'Itdn 20
heat acans -. - head the Corresponding t"r I|.'
week Feeling hfnef and t0Wmna 10 Prime Live ii'e5 hi
quoted at Elt0j NOi mauv Jcr-c' Dfssd arriving am
market firm Ut ~goc for IAzht Wcght7 74' &c Tor Me
dunn qnt Gl,r ,3ic. Tor Ucfvv
Sa-~-Ka.c e ridcocs sod 81 sat rg' - IT, at 5'2c'
smith I'D tuiI % ~ Zee II DTS. 2ID la. 50 10
j. Iiuut,r sod stale log. sos %. at - "'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

40, largely increased since Tuesday To-day
however that influence was most markeu Oh '"o
,r;oss for Government bonds The stock market was
S, oxc,ted than il was yesterday and the transac"
lions amounted only to 36l 900 shares against
ro ono shares reported yesterday. For the princi-
,,l .ctive stocks the early figures generally showed
aaxa,ces of L. to per cent the last prices yes
terlay: hut later there was reaction
+ba, was only natural after the sharp adj
x,rcs that has occurred since Tuesday night,
.,5 in some instances to-day's last prices were
tr;eo lower than Yesterdays closing figures Yet, II
dne allowance IS made for the vast quantity OF
stocks which has been sold since yesterday morn
ing by speculative holders to realize profits 'ne
market has exhibited a wonderful degree OF strength
II is undeaiable that the public again Is In Inc
market and it is entirely possible that 1t may 'aAe
the market out of the control of specuaors' rs IL
hes done before. The principal active stochs were
Northwcst. St Paul, Delaware, Lackawahha anu
Western. Erie New-Jersey Central, Lake onoio'
Western Union. aud the WabasheS AT the very
close There was An exhibition OF little fevershness
and feeling of uncertainty prevailed ana the last
,,cos generally were about the lowest of the day.
The busipess in Government bonds at the Boarus
amounted to 1866 800 at advances OF from q TO 3
,,er cent for the new issues. The fiual biddings
show nm advance from yesterday of lo per cent for
the 4les and Of 81 per cent for the A. the os oecn
ing Ia per cent. District of Columbia 3-6os also
were stronger at 9S bid. Annexed are the closing
quotations -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
Mite. boats eieurod-is7s $4,000 1880, s59,ssO
rrporrAY pINA 90 NARRH r4

EUROPEAN PIMA NtiAL MARK ff8
LONDON Oct. 1880 y. m-Consols. 9Ssis Tor money
bonds. four AMI hat per cents
ilSx per cents l27s New nVes 1905 Atlantic ard
trustee ceriinctes ~
R1e "a DO second c6DsOln so lllbeis Central. l12
Pennsylvania Central. o. Nrw-lOrk CebtTa, 80
IOhDoN Oct 49, y. m.-Tbe buihonm the Bank % Eng
land has k25oOO during The past week Tho pro
oTtou of The O England To haDiy Which last
Peet vas AZ ueT cent sTia cent Pans adyioes
no three per IS francs 80 oentinos Tor the
I1sDOy Oct ia p. m,-Consels. 8s p Ter money and
tne arcount u bonds four aud hall cent lis ,,
sI nar cents li2S; New nyes. lO4 coupon Illinois
,.stfaI ~ Heading, IT New YORK Central 1851 The
amour bal On gone Into to BADA u hnEA"u VI bhnoo
10 DAY IL R25s, 900 $1,000, ,o,. 1890.
p.VIs Oct l4-ExohanRe LONDON. - francs 83s cen
f.snes tor obocks -......, ., ,,. p.nS n,
.hogs decrease IN specie 8o7l00oo francs gold
md ~ y, ZOO france silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

LIVERPOOL oct l4-I28O n m-Cotfon in good demand :
bales including 900 bales for specuaton and EXPORT
Receipt. $500 bales al Ameriean futures p la i pg
delivery 6i do December and January delivery
ary and March v 6Iasd. March April deiv
iWrl:Poo. 0ci 1870 .. n-Coton Aadling Uplauds
cad; Middlug Orleans 7ipd Low N dalng uplanass
iIvgRpoor oct ISL CottonIhe sale Of The G1y
incinde X 700 bales Futmes-Uplsnds Low Mla
ding clause October aud November delivery os fu'"i'"
4rststG Oct l4Cotron easier: Moonng. 1Oc. Low MO
ding 9asc Cool Ordinary 9ci receipts L"So oai'' MINUS
BALrNoEs. Oct l4-Cotton qnie- addinr lO'sGl ic1
ow MIdhng !Oc; Good prq'pary dVc, ne hIes "a ca
bale gross 900 bales e1futs coasl wise 30 Daie" ~
30 bales spinners. 100 baes stoc. lg1s haze t Md
ding &C. Cool Ordinary. lOi4c rcoeipts. S22 bales
gross 4oG bales exports 10 Great Britain LOLA bales scA
CHARLESTON Oct. I4-cotton steady; Middnr; loia'sc;
eceDls 5ol7 bale 5,l5 bates exports TO he C9n
nenl, 200 6a'es coawiSe. ZOO bales sae oOo bales
cScSSAT Cotton stoaay Miaalns io ZOE 10y Low
shipments 47l bales sales 295 bales stock 2Si5 9aCs
Anddlng l0sc. Good Ordinary. 9lsc; net reeog, 20
bales gross 4l7 bales exports coaSi"ist' zoo' oae'
IoiT i oct i4,~coiio. qqlet; eadnns lS',c
2iG9 ba,es shipments, 2,924 bales sae l5Vo DsS so
MosrIa oct I5-Cotron EASY Mdding. 1879; Low Md
ding OHc Good pntinary sc; ne Leie Ids -,yo
Mlainnri &c ooG ordinary loc 10 i5p bales
gross S 6ats exports 10 s aes stoc .o
NORFOLK lt.-Coton quiet; MlddlnR lOHec ret re-
ceps 2jO3 coastwise l,O6O bales sae 20
bales SUCK. s. 10 bales . $500 -,
pan ApslPsIk oct IL dull Mddng II lac. Low
Niodlug liAc; Good Ordinary lO4c net receipts, ~
hacs cross 20 bales sales 80 bales spinnes, 33s bales
stock. 1877 bales ,,,. ~. 49, to
SAVANNAH oct l4-COtOn Quiet MlGding lO'sc-: LOW
MID lgr 10 lac Good ordinary Oor net receipts J5S
bale. ross 1898 bales export cOastWise Zl0O Daies
es 300 oaes evening loo baes Stock S9'Isi
49,,
II LOtIS Oct I4-CottOn quiet Miidng, lOac Low Mld
Oit. a. ordinary. net receipts. l3O6 ba es
shipments l435 bales; sales, lls9 bales; STOCK 1911
bales .,..-- -
NUMTNGroN oct 14-Cotton steady Mdflng. loi2e; Low
Mdnnr IO:i od Ordinary 94c; net receipts LOO bales
atO.k. - 100 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

Railroad bonds were fairly active. but less so than
Yesterday; and like the share market, the final
transactions generally show small declines. Oh
Erie second consols the sales amounted TO
S1711.O0J against S3,500,000 yesterday, but
after aucluating between 90 and 937s the final
sale at 03ls shows decline OF PEI
cent and the funded 5s were q lower n ssh.
Missouri Kansas and Texas issues were active and
strong the first cousols rising from 1902 10 1OGs0
1904. and the second from G3l2 to 81. Boston,
Hartford aud Erie trs;s also were i higher at AZ
Rome Natertown and Ogdensburg first consos
yielded from 72l2 to II. and C., C. and l. e. f1sts
as,en,rd from 9G5s to %. Clnada Southern fTsis
were j. ..ser at 965s. and Mobile and Ohio first de-
bentuIes az SGT but S.. LOUIS AID Iron Mountain
first inc nj S advanced per cent To S53i Ncw-fOrk
Z eva:eI fist Is were in dema at 112l2 and
NetIopoll.a an first IS at 103ls4 1883 Ohio Cen
tra first, rose to 81 and the incomes were strong at
Bib Peoria. Decatur and Evansville incomes rose
from O. TO GG0G59l. II. Paul consols advanced !
Der cent 10 11G3i. Denver and Rio GTande frsts
were strong at 10Sl2 the conso., selling up to 9'l2
but closing al 9S. Annexed are the closing quota
tiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

LIVERPOOL oct. 1f-Pork-Prme Noss-Eastsrn. dull
a. - We.feru. dun AZ 50. Bacon -tunoeriann cut
arncr At ~ Sd shor RIB steady a Gu. Long Clear
ouu nj 40 ~hor Clear. steady at 40. Hhns-LOng
Oli IO shoulders seaay at 81. heef-Inola Ness
dan n II Extra Mess dull -: Prime Mess duh
Of ~ sd Iari-Prime Western. steady 40. 1ailow
t1re v s.eady a. Sd IuTDontme eady al 80 I'd
in.lI-- Com mon steady ne. hrner ~ 10 Ga
nrese American STEADY 65 I'd Lara OIL steady at
a.. floar-Ixtra state. dIl al IL ID Wheal-No l.
White dun al o 3D. spring. -. duh al 931. New
Winter Western. oul ~ 94d New southern WINTER: du
m = i'd steady al I'd. CottOu-eed tlGe.o"
American steady 30. Kosln-- ommon at LONDON
steady Iurpcuune spirits. al London. irmer nj ~
LIVERPOOL. Ii l2:3D mIiacon 43 Cd per evil Tor
Lon e ar Middes 10 for chOIt Clear Mlddles PORK
~ per bbl for Prime Mes
LONDON oct IL 400 p m.-Sperm OIL go per ION LIN
srci cake. L per ton Common KOsn. D.
LONDON Oct. ia y. m.-Calcutta Llrseed 3i per ar
Petroleum, 30 99d pr ga Ion spirits Iuip"Atne
d IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
ASHES Omet steady.


COtFEE-Iuo dun. weak and nominal: Ordinary, %, 20
Prime cargoes 11ita1A<c. including Fair NJ BIC WIN
du and unchanged 1000 bags Maachbo re'oi on private
COTTON-spo Cotton qnict and iisc low r sales 80
bales Il 40 evening", ncudng 2Oo bacs 10Y 'Apol
800 for spccuati delivered on con
tracts Receipts the ports today $3.50 Dacs
AGAINST "a bales week, and 23S2l wales
september S96,S2S bales against oJ5"'-
duT1uR 10 TASTY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
election Notire.
Crrouean advertisements.
Corporation Notlccs.

NOTICE.-Proposals will be- received at ths
~ Office of the Department Public Charities and Cor.
recton ave- until october l5 1880 tor groceries,
pipe. fittings For full Information city Record.
sale No. CITY, Hall
NOTlCE.-Proposals will be received at the
IL office OF the Department OF Public Charities and Cor
rection No. 66 ave- October TO- $780, for nmber
lime cement Lardw are DC For tut niormstion CITY
Record for sale at No CiJy Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
corroN MARKrrs-nY rELEG AApa

Wheat 900 bush. Corn. 1900 bpsl.; Oats l,VO0
busn. Cars Of Wheat track 2JJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

HAVANA oct 14-sp4nsh gold 2O7i9 EXCHANGE fat and
w. on the United States. 90 days. gold, I2 premium
CO., short s1n s'qa9 premiums; on London iSa!o'3 pre-
m tn. on Pans "A a premium. firm; large sales
SO - - drrobe IN gold NoiaSs.s SUGAR
%. reals; Muscoyad common 10 FalI > ie@s
Centrifugal 96~ pOaItI-tonS reals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

The only dealings IN State bonds were in Ohio 6s
Of 1881 at 1884. Annexed are the closing quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
PROPOSALS FOR 50, 500, 900

Consolidated STOCK of the CITY Of NEW-YokK-
EXcnpt II ON TaXatOu-Interest at per cent alnum.
PAYABLE in 1910.
Sc URED ~ CHE SINKING FUN ID.
SEALED PROP bSALS viii % received at the Office OF
OF the ely Of NewNOrK until Monday The
n dnv Oct O'c y. m. when the
will pub IN The pres II the commissioners
OF the SIN ing FUND the whole part OF loan OF Two
NIL on h. Humid ed lhOus and Dollars, for which C0nOl
dared stock of the cry Ncwl ok, secured by Ihe SINK
up Fund for the redemption OF a. city Debt n be issued
N0ycmber J. $780, payable IN Unity years WIZ November
!, 1910 ,-. , , - -.
sail sock bear nterst al tie rate OF per cent per
aunum. no first cay n May ana
November in each year and De from taxation by the
CITY County OF New York but not FROM taxation lOr
State purposes ,..-, - g., - a.. -.
mcn and cance lltiun eqUa amount II Bonds 1 the
oporaIion Issued expenditure Incurred public
ptOveme which fail due November lsoc, and hee
lore will moi me n city neOt. -
The will be ISSUED Registered STOCK IN cerun
cafe. Of lot ltssth hundred dollars.
Payment Trquif Ell on or before November !. 1851
For full information. City Record"
" sun JOHN KELLY, Controller.
City of YORK Finance Department Controllers Office,
ncto ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

City ban', stocks were neglected. The following
wee the bidding and asking prices at the " first
CALI:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
CluIuclIl.
OFFI EoP TIE
MISSOURI kansas AND ENAs sILWAY COMPANY,
~ l.H.ALLLIAl. Wv A-rA. on ubnr u. !. y ;.

OFF Z OF TIE
MISSOURI kansas AND tEXAs hallway COMPANY :
80 BEOADwAY. NeS-YorG. Oc,Obcr H. 80
4 SPECIAL MEETING Of tie Stockhol ier5
OF the Missouri kansas lni 'rXa' i' a ny l8sas
on WEEDS E>DAY. the l5th ay Of AoyemDeI n,Nt a. ~
stock OF the company % t2jo0 900 in al tou
Of th ompay to the I;o j,r nde lyer the Of
Mexico ana 10 Fort smith Al Sansa-. Also TO t,se sue,
of m0rtg1g' cover an reilTe tXsuhg Due2 s1
Aud So to act uuon any other be brought
before us toucna the condition and "ei're o. Tie
Stock VIII be from the evening o. lGt
Board 5'''' H. i. HESsoN, secretary.
A III VINO are IntereStei IN rIlirOli business
"a and m'in3ge statistics should -et TIE M NJ AL
NAAAC Tor lNo0 now relif pr.to - c3l,s DIV N
BANKERS and CAPITALISTS Will want 10
- get Tie Tribune Almanac for 1850 It gives me hsIres
Jutel states eveuue ami hNpennf." since 1870 PRICE,
- cent?. by mai.
GAS STOCKS s. City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
GAS STOCKS.
a SeT Y2f3 na T' sdGFes s o 5 also >
~ @boK1H u. PKESTIS>, or,cr
10 BEOAD~l, AND % EAChANbf-PlACE.
HOLDERS OF LAND BONDS
SIOUX CITY AND ST PAGf RAJ ROAD COMPANY
:" held vii be registered On our b. *.
have il formation sent Of ~ q WiL .4G l.' trustees
81 Paul Mimi. oct l. 1851. "
OFFICE OF rnE DoaIoy HATg2nD AND t EEE ~ EA,1A'AD
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN that the time
~ wherein 10 ir n'i,r adT g1s WE o of t te
ockholdrs passed July 10 e1pr' on tte IS'n in,t
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF the
y Wabash, St Louis ami Pacific Railway Company; 90,
AEwl oke. October r. 1880
The transfer booSs OF uis conps y wiz be ootd rom
OCTOBER 70 to - n GGs 20 pspi[S Tor io
the 2Ujh vi Aoyenib I II XL N ,,,,,v
Transfer Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rircr, Vessels and Railroads.

THURSDAY. Oct. IL 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
81. LOUIS ALTON AND rEeEE D, ArrE RAil;ao.D COT

INV. I''V.
TO THE HOLDERS of second Mortgage In.
I come Bonds OF the ST. Louis Alton ana Terrc Haute
KiilrO % Company;
Coupons In" named bonds due May l. 1880 viii 70
Il at COmpAnys Office No. % Wall,t, On and alter
Saturay "a MS accordance with the orders OK United
ates Court. W. A1AhD u liiNh, fEr.u'hl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
Diploeuo No.,.es

nIVIDEND NOTICE.-THE LOUISVILLE
~ aud NASHVILLE RAILROAD CDMPANl has
declared a dividend npon its capita stocA OF ONE
HUNDRED PER CENT, IN STOCK VI tho
stockholders Of the 18th OF November,
1850 and intends the number OF lie shares II
capital thar and for that object and further
HEREBY hat the transfer books Of his company
closed 18TH November and reopened on he
list day OF Deee uber. lsSb ". hANNEl, secretary.
ENeW. OK. Oct -. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
p TIE GREEN MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING COMPANY
OF CAiJFUKNIA 4
o. Is WALL-sT., NEw- YORK, october II. 1850
DIVIDEND NO. 20.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES have this day
1 declared the sixteenth Monthly Dividend Of five
CENTS PER SHARE IN The cOpai STOCK OF tbs company
able the 2Jt inst !.
transfer BOOKS on the reopen the y %
October. J.. u. COkIH1G ~, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

Year
Articles. 1879. 1880.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-11-04
The Fate of Sir John Franklin's Ex-
pedition,
, NEW THEORY By An OFFICER OF THE
BRITISH ARMY.

NEW THEORY BY AN OFFICER OF THE
BRITISH ARMY
Commander Cheyne Of the British navy.
an Arctic explorer of great experience, writes
to the New York Herdld as follows
Frankhn's companions were starved to
death BY the contractor who supplied pre-
served meats-or, rather, preserved filth-to
the Erebus and Terror. This statement |
make upon clear and undeniable grounds, as
follows: The contractor who supplied Sir
John Franklrn's expedition also supplied the
first searching expedition under Sir James
Clarke Ross with preserved meats. What
was our experience? In very many instances
eight pound tins labelled roast beef and
roast mutton" were found to contain nothing
but bones. Meat tins contained rotten yege-
tables, but never the reverse. The public
will hardly credit the statement when say
that the whole of the animals were preserved
in tins excepting the horns, hoofs and hides
the very entralls and contents were preserved
for our subsistence during an Arctic voyage,
when no other provisions could be procurable
Often we're we, in the midshipmens mess of
Her Majesty's ship Enterprise, compelled TO
hold our noses while We ate our dinners. so
great " a. sltDCll. anu often also. WUtH
the daily rations served out were taken on
the quarterback for survey and condemnation,
Sir James Ross answer would be, '.If CON
denim those might condemn half the pro-
visions in the ship and then We should simply
starve."
As one of the victims of that contractors
greed for money | feel the necessity of max
ing these facts public Now, what happened
on board Her Majesty's ship Plover. another
Arctic Ship sent in search of Franklin? On
one day, in the Arctic regions, 1850 pounds
weight of preserved meats from the same
contractor were found to be in pulpy, put
rid state, and we're condemned and thrown
overheard as unfit for food. What happened
at Malta and at Deptford ? Let others supple
ment this letter by details of the survey held
upon his abominable meats at those places
What large quantities of his provisions we're
thrown overheard from Her Majesty's ship
Herald in the Arctic regions, doubtless Cap
tain Bedford Prim can and will disclose
Sufficient for me to say that when serving in
Her Majesty's ship Resolute on Captain Aus
tins expedition, my eyes lighted upon this
contractors name on the empty tins living
about the beach at Beechy Island, the first
winter quarters of Franklin, knew at once
that starvation must have done its work aud
that Franklin's party fell victims, not to the
severity Of an Arctic climate, but to this
mans cupidisy.