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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

l0ac Clear Eib sides smoked, oqa 0a,c do. in salt ESQ
&C.. l0cldrrs iH salt, Gmj Pickle BaI5'c 10,
smoked. 6ilc Llrl-Wesern Kettle. : f5c 10. steam
-3Or do iuch"f- loOie, &C. Butter firm; gp0i demand
F~tri ~ r2c r. 90 10 choice. y &c., BRAD
Cogny and Exr. - 7Oc Western kesof!e
EAir --c On" Good to Choice II l3c.i rolls wanted
Cllt here E"IIsT eaaa Extra. - u-ic Western lie
Extra. u. &c. EggsPenusyvanil. 23c Western
ne Cfr Nrg York Fu cream. 1jls ic Western Fun
tr,si ljc: 90 !ul @ Good. lZdi21c. dO. Hall Skns
coffee trt 30 Fair RIO. lJigc sugar FAR
.ad iffnn- Nco Niucs - Ii3i5c Refined sugars
-sl I'D -c. rushed Bui Ppwi I'D. luoc: Srlnua
tod tri.r. Nout a. H7st. taHllIf A. J'ic Feet
y l-.l, -l.a1. fsh.. Corn. L}e5S bush 49,.
its. SOM Flour Sind better D1UDe extra
So f.a-i .,i T. Ole d. - l5dsi 30 Fanny. - Dn9
1D ~ zee to Faly. q I5ut5 a. Whell stronger 30.
Der; ..c Novenaer. % 40Jjhc ccmbrr &c. ~ 'he
80. co., ~l '4'1 &C. aec0 ding 20 location No;
do SO 3-c toru lower at .S4 s. ci0sn. NJ 5s4c
cash &c sen enp-r 5~-ic october - &C. Noyenl1et
81 81 W -. eni' 81 &c al osts higher al
f-uZfr cash. az &c. DctouCr. 2s'ic. al tle year
flv, ~ ojHc BARLEY steady and unchanged Nm-Sey
-tes y o.. no;1 nod mgher 40 fS 30 asked laTd
arg Hrga sales private suppOs. % De above
~ ulA 81 as steady mt unchanged Bacon steady
~hai doris .-Jc; q tb 92sc lear lies 300
qEJ Ij.-tc her0iu --FiDur. 5000 b.s wheat, 3btiO
BUSH Corn. 5.uOu BUSH. oats. 50O1 bush. Eye. none
E.rry 5000 bush shipments Flour. COO bDls Mheat
-lUuu busl, Corn 1890 bush; 10000 Oushi rye
$1,000 bush Barley. l.'OO bush
NILsuNGToT. N. GO sept -prit' 4 rurnentlne firm NJ
c quiet a. II J. f0r strained and 81 20 for Good
Tar nrm ~ ~ 10 rule Turpeutne firm at 81 20
Tor yellow Dip anG Virgin Corn unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

FALL RIVER Mass. Sept. 2l-The Printing Cloth market
steady demand made at 4c. attention having
been attracted by the comparavelv reduced stock OF 81
SQUARES 1000 pieces hand last
800 pieces 6Ox56 cloths. With sales thus far OF
nearly 100000 pieces and deliveries 10 be made u a. 900
pieces contracts the production 81 the week fully alb
sorbed and the of the week show
some reduction The market closes AT &c Dr -
squares for COX cloths and manufacture
asking isc. &C. higher for the former.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the ending sept n 1850.
r,nressIv Tor TIKI " Y TRIBUNE by reporter

PEAS
Receipts wees-BeaAs 500 pkgs peas. IfOU bush
FxIn.is-Bea l.lO5 pkgs; Peas .5o9 0usn Ned um
erS are about steady 81 4JHS 412 lew Fancy sailing
in ,mal 81 o. several small lots OF Ne" Mediums
were Old 90. There mas been msdelate export N
rv ar "A arrows and DIT essentially the last
week Rei Kidney dull ava favor he buyer SINAI! lot
vas sold TO an exporter 81 a. > but II 10 l. considered
the Choice stock Whle kidney are scare hut IA
OF any demand rue very quiet inert are 10 III
Surea for Black and prices entirely nominal.
Inc ~ crop supposed to be arGo and with no Quiet
nar,g Al present tn Jught uat prices Will 90 lower ~
Tibls duot for New cannot be given Green Peas
IRE very qet few Choice southern Black rye Peas
.a.able at about - per Oushel bag. Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

rnurrs AND BERRlRs-FHTsH.

Fxport4 of Appl,s b.6 bbl-. APPLES moving rather
freely stock commands better p ices There
quite good many Peaches today considering the
from up-rlver NeWJersey
quality coed and the market slow at
salable high figures. Boston Pears are selling
at SfGS4 so per box. weather been 70
warm that bulk Pums has been In bad order
gooh fairly at quotations Ounces aie more
plenty and lower - price TO-DAY Grapes are
freely; receipts not heavy nd the
demand haz improved receipts CranberIies
quite rapidly but there fair demand and prices
gyel l.ii.fa "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
LIVE srOCK MARNEr,-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO. sept 2iC ATrE-R Receipts to-day. LOO head
total wees thus far 1Ssj time last week;
500 noad consigned through, ~ market du ana
prices shade no me "a lie her, qlDtl1e Extra
seer 80 3Ja 3 80 Good to Dhoice Steers, - iO9TG fat
Medium - lOHEi % Good Eutclerf steers - lu~
- Common steers - - H&3 4o Texans, Z go -3 ~
81 ,cxers = 1Jdfj Choice. d lJ@s5 20 best grades
d.spss.d Of
SNfFP LAMrsRcceiuts today 1000 head; tctai tor
head last week 13ul neal
consigned through, y market unchanged tr 7heep
Lambs dull sales Of Fair Good We tern M - ,1HH4 ~
Cnoce. - 80 Western Lambs. ~ 65Usj Canada Lambs
- H-5.
HoGsteceips to-day, 3. 90 head total Tor week thus ar
l-tOl heaflt tp''lSuHt
through cars market qnct unchanged nrt arrlVas
light sales OF Corn Fed Workers 60 - 2O1eo 80 fat 70
Good Mchigaus OhiO - - 500 Heavy ni helunl
1OG - 40; Choice 70 90 Common ght a - 80 30
CHICAGO. Sept. Hoes Receints 10000 hfadt snip
men's 1000 heal marke active a. good sr11e zoe ierr
NJ led. -. l. Z ileHV 2
s. i01s, 20 @ rns-ers 5 = 90 Guai ~ poor all
sold ark cosiIg tea Ca ue-R-c mt. 3'o0 shD,
mc1t. best grades = 81 hrlu Pc ana r' o
81 50 - 30 COur 20 NEON m -Hpping fure
anu K - 3O6ti 40. : De nr4 NG lower at
- 8 o. F,e a - 20 ~. B tchers,
s2as2 60 Goo E os - 75d e. ,rl NJ We, - AZ
a IS 65 Tex - l-3 o.. tn o irh T'XA9s - cog
trade slow nd weak -he .p-Heceipis, 100
rsft moderately ac iv a. INC ang prices INs
J01llrs Lohd, dispatch ,ay; cate dul a. o4ts per
Stone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
liaidens'


Receipts the 7i6 ales last week. 500 bales
corresponding week last 3lsJ bales Exports LOT
the week. - bales imports ~ bales MarAe1 guies
unsettled. Of New HOPS are
arriving when were bought in the county at 25c one
growth The proportion N Choice Hops VII ne
email this season Brewers buying Ollv 10 supply mme
The Of 1879 is moving very slowly ana
nothing scarcely Offering TINS market that VIII sell
l5c Quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

BRADFORD PENN sept 2l-Crude active. with slight
decline sales s33OOO btls UniteI Pipe Line certificates
opened At o. declined 81 U.s. advanced to 81 OGt
declined and closed ~ I'll Ola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
BtIikE
p.c.,t. for the week pigs; II $50
weak last ~ ports Tor the

ac.,nt. for the week. 547 pkgs week 27-2 pkga:
week last 49, EXPLOITS Tor the
pA.s. o. cat Britain, "a ed Io-4 hso u lie
'on1ineat which inciuoes Oleomar sarine he market
arm Ia, al nne fresh Butter the supply 10 small and
1,-',-s enol -tate DAIRY But
~ a,ug mia week and difficult 10 sell vi hin "a e.
All fne rrces Friday SATURDAY. Fine
Ia r-Inerv ~ salabe Wholesale way al sc. ana
ys,.nu ~ Du ~ tie quantity coming forwards barely
sreirteut 10 meet the demand Of tao gro
cerv trade most iu,Oces are cut ~ ana
rr.,atleo M higher prices. exceptional sal
n bceu made AZ zoe. Selections Il -tae DAIRY Pans AID
Ia. rku tubs are taking tie pace OF Creamery 10 some eN
tenf and are ZJa ,Oc. straight invoices must De
une 10 bring sc few entire Diaries age arriving ana sell
a. 20 Tor Choice FrKig. decidedly unrr plenty and
I'M few INVOICES pi over -tc Western lm4
nom cre,mefr and fresh DAIRY selling u the home
troe of fu prices but Factory goods are moVlns quite
slnwl An the absence OF export orders Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
POULTRY AND GAMF.

There quite receipts Of Live Poultry today out
The demand fair and prices are ABOUT steady dresser
POulrv Is supply bur scarcely nrm as III mas
been state Fowls and Chickens are selling at l4o ana
% l3 TURKEYS quite scarce ana sell
readily ljc few lbc Game generally IN more
liberal supply. Prime Partridges are not very plenty ana
sell a ID bad order and sell low
plenty and lower Woofcock very much lower
Sare Dry Birds are worth 7j6-c and Western Ice BIRDS
az % to 6Jc Wild Ducks arriving aud not many
VenisOn Light supply and demand limited QUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
financial

ROCHESTER AND STATE LINE BONDS.
IA HOLDERS or HE FIRST MORTGAGE BON o.
II the and Line Railway Company by calling
upon addressing WATSON h. BROWN q BHOTIiE 7
II Pue.. New York VIII copies Of the proposed
OF inZatlon OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
WHITE STAR LINE.
\ IILL IL i L - 4 " Ii 10
CORPORATION ) olIce5.

NOTICE.-prOposal VIII be resolved M the
- Dtlcr OF fibuc and cor.
rrciiou. 6o 5ddVe Un October .ieeu gruccries
pruN ls.ons oi,. inl0Ilna. see ~
Record. tor Sale 81 No. C4tf Hall.
NOiitE.-Propo-ais VIII he received at tina
~ o4c 90. hc d. pa cd Public Charities and Ceirrc-
90 lh4rt uuti september "a l,su COR c..
Tor l ulot CAS- AOCJri, tor a. So. CIV
HaI.
40 CON ] RAG lORS.--Sea.cd PROPOSALS for
building seWeIs PAVING regulating setting curb ard
guutr stones AID IA gn= seW.s 81 Gets IN
avtnut8 Will Dc &c vsvd H me Office OF hu Department II
Public Works untn September 80. leSu Ion A.
son- sse City Record. ior sa.o ~ NJ. : CITY Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

and unless the Ueese for home trade they
YwiT liari 7G.Is particularly duii. Guotl
tons
tiae act'y ilnov.. 1.24 uiio rDoG 20 urmel1 al p
Bc gooa TO prime. eGi H.. ta. 20 go, ~ ~,
Do far to loagG 49, 10 haf SKIN ned "a y2
D." tut skmael..- n WISE "A. Nuc.. l-'in .
ohio nsS.-.Il@,d.- To crod 20 prime y -'d II
10. far 10 good 10 a Il 10
EGcs.
Receipts for tn -il3 pkfL lat week 1910 pkg
corresponding week last year 30 pigs ,i'lell
receipts demand q fltf''tf i'ti',
mar Z Tor a marks Of ie.a aid E-e' There aFe lni.e
god many Eggs Offering ~H strictly hAc dIi 'ucA
lots are tile slow al On nations
renn.8 Y.dos... 2n-D,l / Canada. fresh $780, 20 .
WesteiafIes 3D. Do, lalf 1" good - 9lJ-a
Do, lalg 20 gOOa.- lsealfa
gEggIEs ~ r,-0RFA $50
Ec cpts 0i-J4ei trIts itr the wee. TWO Digs, WIN
3jHf psga OF Exports o' Dried Appe4 40 pulf
There very ii-ic chang the rst tr tth'r fFapO
rated or sun cIe Apple ai rrce lroen about t'ds
carl al ~ tnoitc ONTO Quarter sold 10 an icI ~
he Del vernd u q tIner "c. van r1itd Peeled az 'S
have pod 10 kso29 c sol" IA cy ore held ~ -ta c
Uup-cri Offering at ia iic. san dried Itache' .h
hent rece 1tt and MN. about LOCO % oi Far N".l
lIr. lima Peaches were sdd at &C. Ciuiie ~ 90
viii bring lie. Backherfi's dlm AID heaer.
sales 20 sac Plnms mely guN nnt oLrr"i
- ljc Cherries nj ro7 iot- on bau -oe
are offering n y -c of -ales OF orih caro-
Cherries below BE- and most SAFE were y,
active last week. nut prime LOIS
firmly held. few chcstnuts are arriving ind sl al
bushel there IL fair demand az that price QUO
titiOuH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

daily Tor the week az TIE various
ponts OF distribution follows Erie Railway. 10
cans Cream 3,-2 MIX Harlem Railroad 2 >
Railroad. $40 Hudson Railroad
as 90. Midland Railroad MIX 81 Of
cream, miscellaneous nearby routes loo cans OF Nile
BIS HUDSON River boats So cans total. LOAF Of MIX
~ quarts The wncn the surnus has been
.od on inc torn during 81 j2 Begin
nin at 40 declined 20 81 D. but recovered and ad
vance fell off the following Day 2Oc can The
suupT is fully equal demand, and prices could
MOI be sustained Win increased Ilntity Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
OFFICE 0P TIE SILVER T-LRT
CONSOLIDATED MINING AND LANDS COMPANY
% Broadway, HEw YORK. sept 10, lSSu.

OFFiCE OF TiIE -ILVEK I-LEr
CONSOLIDATED MINING AND LAND- Company
% Broadway, >Ew YORK, sept 10, lNSu
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that the Directors
- o. This any by authority specially conferred bg the
SHAREHOLDER call fJT Contribution Assess
meut' Of doir per share payable tie hrst dav Of
-tocS holders requested 10 read aud
Pa. spuIt. 'rstd their Certificates
a. faurc paw without remedy Luters at tle OF
Der per aunum VIII be allowed made puor
90 Isl November.
B. r. STRONG Wee President.
y B-Rcuittluces for contributors should Dee accomIa-
med villa the Cert cars % that payment De
know t4tre0n whore tls - niUractealls IN
receipts " u De returned Tor attachment 20
uncties Oh which payment - made.
REGISTERED Tor this company TO No.
BrOaIwlv y. h..
Iuye t. Resolution NJ tho
Directors pass d Juiy no. 10 po means for uUerat
lcu-es lHsnu 10 as rae Prospective product
y Ga. rob discovered being
-iv-ir cannot bee cal sd time ID provide tor
winter supplies deemed Xptd.cut the
CAL EDWARD LEARNED
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
Diuloc.l0 No!.:ss

OlENE CoprgR tNoE MINING COMPANY.
so. o. baOApWAt NsV \ DIRK -eptsmbor 3. lSsn.f
fI'HE BOARD o. lRU iEES have this day
a declared a ul lIEND 81 one PER C..N Oh tn CAP
ll stur payable september - Transfer close on
the letL anu reopen on the sd.
WILLIAM BilASDKEru Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
0FFICK OF TIE
NEwYoG2, LAKE ERIE AID WESTERN RAILROAD co" I
NEW. YORK % 1880.


NKw-YOGX, LAKE ERIE WESTERN RAILROAD CO.. I
NEW YORK. June %, 1851
THIS COMPANY has made an Arrangement
Il Messrs. DREXEL. MORGAN & CO. o. extend the
Mortgage issued Nv the New ork and Ere
Company maturing October next, the principal
and OCTOBER Annually no cent per alnunl both
ned states gold 0f the present stan r weight ana hne
The right to extend above has been reserved TO such Of
holders desire 20 avail Of IL ana shall DO
uos bonds ior that purpose With Me-ss Dexel Nor
Co. to the 18th OF September next
may ended b. the holders, OF be
presented by Mes-rs iIeIe MORAN * 50,
Viii be pail at maturity. II. ). JEW Ell, President
% WALr~,r. NEW YORK, June % 1880.
Referring 20 the above hOuce OF tne Ne" fors Lake Erie
Railroad onulny now ready 70 receive
Sew and Erie Railroad Fourth Mortgage
Bonds iOr extenHnn.
We arc prepared buy and accrued interest
bonds holders OF which u sell
rather tlan extend DkEAEL AOk1AN q 90.
'I'O THE BONDHOLDERS OF the UTAH
4 WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY-NOrICE Is
HEREBY GIVEN that the TRUSTEES for the u lrt-age
Euudhuidrrs Of the UTAH WESTERN RAILWAY CON
n the property for the boudhpders All
appoint trustee tor that purpose Las ceen szned D large
majority or the b0ndh0ders
those who have lOt ct gned The agreement 30 By
appy lng 90 the Office OF THE UNION rRCS1 COMPANY
OF NEW YORK. az 40. Is Broadway. View York cry.
BonehOders p.are deposit their bonus with sad IrIs
Company dsed BY Trustee In M purchl.e u the
@ conformity above
named agreement Deposit Eeceips Miserable
bv lndOrs rnent signed Dg slD trust Company
Deposition. wi uested Or convenience or the trust
Company bonds tor examination. &c, ana re-
'ei'' 'D''i ''' '-''''' '-' f. g. BISHOP.
r. VI. BA~sETT,
Trustees OF Mortgage Of tan Western Railway Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
Financial.

A LII VINO are interested IN railroad business
q and mileag re should THE TRIBUNE AL
MANAC for l7sO. now ready. price . cents o. mall
bankers and CAPITALISTS will want TO
ID get Tribune Almanac 1880; IL gives the figures
United and Expenditure since 1870 Price
% cents. by mai.
GAS STOCKS.
All New York and Brooklyn Stocks, and also kinda
of BrOoKlyn investment securities dealt in Dy
GEORGE II. PRENTI~S,
10 BKOAD-sl. AND 65 EXCHANGEPLACE
GAS STOCKS & City K. r. Stocks and Bonds
W pongll a .o.t. En- LMl y. 81 kxchange place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
GAS STOCKS.

The NRw-YOWK ELEVATED KAILgOAD CO..
sRCRETAEY's v FICE. No. BrOaaway,
AEw.YORK, sept Is. 1880.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen that il SPECIAL
= MEETING Of the st1r Sh0lrrs u the y EW YORK
ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY viii be held at the
COuuauy's Odlce. No Broad New YORK CITY on sat
urday the -Jh OF september instant at noou FOR the pur
of the decision or Messrs John
Stewart nOst1u and Henry -paldng arOtratOrs
between company Metropolitan Elevated Rail
Corpanv. taking
respect % the relations OF this company
with he Metropolitan Elevated Runway COMPANY the
Manhattan Company 10 the stOc GhOlers Of the
New Elevated Railroad Company NAV seem best
j. A. NOWINN. -ecretarY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
= IT rN III, s:rArEs MAIL srEAMEKs.

4
i Hamburg American Packet Comranys Line fOi
PLYMOUTH CHE.k8J l. isli. aud HAHBC RI
WIELAND -epL % ~ - PiiALL oct.
ERISIA sent. ~ LIE IL
Eals passage 20 Plymouth. London Cner4OIrg. Bln-
burg and points IN the south OF Eng ana; Fist C2oa.
600: second CaJI, $50, Steerasa so k0uad trlD AZ
reduced rats seerase from HAMBURG OF Hivre, SIS.
kUNbaRDT CO. 4. b.. RI HARD & co.
General AGENTS General passenger Agents.
No CT Bipal.sL. n Y. No. Broadway. n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

EIu0rts 81 POiatOcs 50 Dos o. ONIONS. 30 pkgs IRIS
Potatoes I'm liberal supply and prices slaC
lower plenty to-day. and rule rne
onions gIt receipts and very nm especially Tor pri
lots White. other vegetables quiet az quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
DOTTEKDAM LINE.

ROTTERDAM LINE.
IA steamers leave WArsON's STORES. Brookyn
SLnlGDAA " Cd. sept -. Ans -ND.A ii Mecnes
Der Otl-
LIST CABIN. s6O-s7O u cabin. 90. steerase so II,
GAIA y. Con. Agt. p South Nllan,st III NCA. EDla
4 ~. y south " ulXn-st. Fret ght
l. ". MOHf.IS. 3D." BROADWAY. ,rlcl.I Passage gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

49,, = : tugot Copper quiet hanged al lssc Lead
M IN 100 tons omnIOD Domestic old at 80 a.
also 9n.. quiet a al 'c iOI D"hest
a. C. - Tedned P.g Tin dn and quOfri irregular al
ana ~ straits Iyg.c.. Australian. &c Bl,,lloh -
decinS Okc I'm 5oid al - a..
an do al ~ 81. The business ~ American AAl
anu DO I@s was again quite moderate owing to ihe ~
se nr'nrs- Of holders. ~ quoe american 20 -
gsZs No = .259sz4 Forge. ist1%s@s' 81 l,,y
,srnoeb and ga QszJ Tor oarlsAeiir Is''' 80
tive and ann guO.ed sOJ1so'i ii"D' @''"4"' '' '
A. scrap al sz7as2s. , A.. nrt..,, .o,.7 Too .
4sr. CuDa tcst. ~ H.Jc. lciniid4", %
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

and unless the Cheese for home trade they
very slowly Hari 7sAs are particularly ini Guotl
Z pu4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
OREGON HATHAWAY AID NAYlGAIION
HORACE wife. rr.a.nr.r.


T'UE QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE
Il AND THREE-QCA arERs PER CENT VIII Ye pad on
the capital OF this Company it, ocr october -.
1850
The transfer books Will close Friiay. October l. $780,
and open on the morning or October 20, 1870
Z DEssAOaE y IMAM. h. ". ANDREWS.
treasurer. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22

nri-t Newark. y. J., August ", 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
Ocean CLEANERS.
IyFNrRAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,

Cabins 500 aud $50. Excursion tickets az r0iuced RAGS
~ am r marked DO unt carry Dl- u-ti.
HEN pERSON BRDrffER-. Agents. BOVINE Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-22
Diui0eu0 Eolices.


I IT IIJL-NU NJ =. tIiIIl
~ DIVIDEND Of two ASD ONE.HAiF f29l PEE Cbis !
the o. tins company VIII bc plf ou ani
te Oihsc u the ife2s
Uref. shageAOld rs OF record on The q IN lnsL
Tho books VII be close az O'Clock t On the
2Oth inst ana tc morning ~ October mex
J.. A. COMING. Ir,asll4er.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-09

AS this QUESTION is frequently asked,
we will simply say that she is lady
who for upwards of thirty years has
untirlng devoted her time and talents
as a female Physician and nurse,
principally among children. She has
especially studied the constitution and
wants of this numerous class, and, as
q result of this effort. and practical
knowledge, of obtained in a lifetime
spent as nurse and physician, she has
compounded a Soothing Syrup. for
children teething~@ 1t operates like
magic-giving rest and health, and is
moreover, sure to regulate to bowels.
In consequence of this article. Mrs.
Winslow is becoming world-renown-
ed as a benefactor of her race; children
certainly do rise up and bless her;
specially is this the case in this city.
Vast quantities Of the Soothing Syrup
are daily sold and used here. We
think Mrs, Winslow has immortaIized
her name name by this invaluable
article, aud we sincerely believe thou
sands of children have been saved from
an carry grave by its timely use, and
that millions yet unborn will share its
berefits, and unite in calling her bless
ed. No mother has discharged her
duty to her suffering little ones, in our
opinion, until she has given it the
benefit of Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. Try it, mothers-try them
Ladies Visitor, New York City.
Sold by all druggists. 25 cents a bot
tie.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-09
DaudelioQ.

Who does not know this harmless. little
plant which with its bright green leaves and
golden colored flowers. adorus our grass
plats and pasture grounds2 DIR. Whites
Dandelion Alternative is prepared from
Danderion root. in com bination with other
valuable roots, barks' and herbs, and Is a
safesand certain specific for biliousness,
liver complaint. chilIs and fever. ague,
dyspepsia. kidney diseases rheumatism.
and constipation of the bowels, aud as a
blood purifier and renovator it is positively
unequaled. removing pimples and sallow
ness. producing a clear complexion. Pint
bottles warreuted
For sale by @. Speidel. Rock Island,
and Richards & Sohrbeck. Moline.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-09
DifaouIty with o Mexican Naval omoe
at San Francisco.

DinouIty with q Mexican Naval oAaosr
at San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec, ga few days
ago Mexican, named Clodonisrs Gotta,
was arrested under oxtradition. on the
charge of felony. A writ of habeas
corpus was got out, and the judge of the
supreme court ordered commander of the
Mexican gunboat, Democrata. to whose
charge the prisoner was turned over, to
prooaoe him in court. The commander re-
fused, alleging want ,of jurisdiction. The
court then sent the sheriff to the gunboat
with the warrsnts. one for Clio doniers the
other for arrest of scommander for con.
tempt of court. From the fact that no
report has yet been received from sheriff s
party, it is inferred that he has met with
difficulty in carrying out orders OF the
court.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9-Ths sheriff
aud party returned from visit to the
Mexican gunboat Democratic, about half
past ten. Two boats with Sheriff Des'
mond and two deputies. Cotas brothers
and a number of representatives of the
press. left the wharf about half past seven.
On arriving within about half cable 8
length of the Democratic they were hailed
and ordered to keep off. Colas rose in
the boat and hailed the steamer. When
| his voice was recognized swivel gun was
| trained on the boat, and party of ma
zines Jumped on the bridge and brought
| their rifIes to bear. In few moments q
boat PIT off from the DemocTata with an
officer and squad of marines
| After conference, the sheriff was trans
| ferred to the Mexican boat and taken OF
board the Democratic. A long interview
ensued on board The sheriff served his
| warrant for the arrest Of Senor Ceriso. com
| ieommapder of the vessel. bu
that officer refused to submit, re-
tired to his state room and marine
was stationed ut the door. who. on the
sheriff attempting to enter. .hrea'ensf
TO run him through with q bayonet. lh'
Il sheriff finally retired to his boat. ant
nuIIed ashore. The Democratic ha'
Isteam up ready TO leave 1t is Cot know
whether the departure will be permitted
The Z. s. steam CcrvetteF. Ponsaco'i
land Alaska are anchored outside of til
Democrats, and boat ifolp the iorme
boarded the gun boat just aFtsf tho sheril
withdrew. but the nature of the confer
ence is unknown. :,
LATER-Shortly after midnight th'
Mexican. Catas, was brought to the priSo
nv Mexican cousu aud given IN charge I
he produoed in cOurt Tomorrow. Ii
/ view of this action it is proosbie DO iorth6
$ stems will be taken for tho arrest OF I'd
commander of the Democrata'