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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

The name of the company is the Northwest
ern Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of Mil
waukee, Wisconsin,.
1t is located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
The amount Of its capital stock Is the company
being purely mutual.
The amount Of its capital stock paid up it has
no capital stock.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10
THE ASSETS OF THE COMPANY ARE As EoLLo

Premium notes
Accrued interest and rents
Loans on bond and mortgage being
first lien on unincumbered real es-
tate worth double the amount
loaned except as to n mortgage
of $4,000. which since the loan was
made. is claimed to be q second
lien as to a part, but which claim
is denied and contested and is be-
lieved to be unfounded in fact.....
Debts otherwise secured, ledger bal
ances and bills receivable. ........
*Debts for premiums deferred and
unreported premiums).
Office furniture.
Total assets.
MOI. cent 6n6uctnd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-10

THE TE9R1TORY OF DAKOTA
Auditors Office,
WHEREAS, the Northwestern Mutual Life In.
surance, company. located In the city OF Milwau.
kee and state Of Wisconsin, has filed in this
office a sworn statement Of its condition on the
3lst day OF December A. d., 1879. In accordance
with the provisions of an act Of the legislative
assembly of the territory of Dakota, relating to
Insurance companies. approved February jGth.
1877, and
Whereas, on examination Of the swom state
ment OF said company filed In this ONCE, / find
that the said Insurance company Is possessed Of
the necessary amount Of capital invested as re-
quired by law. -
Therefore I, E; A. Sherman, auditor Of Dako.
ia territory. do hereby certify that said insur-
allce company Is duly authorized to transact the
busin ess OF Life Insurance in said TERRITORY. for
the year ending December 3lst, 1850. by agents
properly appointed.
VIM. p. DEWEY, Agent.
In testimony whereof. l have hereuntO set nv
hand and seal, this 4til day of February. A. IL.
1880.
+. A. SHERMAN. Auditor.
SEAL BY l.. NJ. PURDY. Deputy.
WIN. p. DEWEY,
Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY March 21-P NJ
The market for mining stocks during the week
felt the decline in an investment demand because
of the collapse III Little Pttsburg ana az INC o'hoe
of companies with open subscription OooKs' as "ei'
as at the Exchanges. business was dull Inc Ll"o
Pittsburg affair has raised the question: "nl'"
should be solved only In one way, no" ia
managers of bullion mines are Justiheu !"
dividing the full amount realized from pro-
duction. There is every reaso" ~ no'~
that the property of the Little Pttsburg Company
contains more pockets" quite as valuable as the
one which seems TO be exhausted. Had the com
nonys policy been TO divide only threeqnarters oi
the result of its output setting aside the other one
onarter "a a reserve it is quite probable that inc
stock never would have sold as high rs II did put
then. on the other hand, il probably would not ye'
hive sold as low as So per share But haVlhs' nho
the "Prodgal," expended It's receP'S !"
riotous living, and the stock DelnR uhassoS'
anle. il would be left without the means oi
making further Developments except by the cIea-
tlon of debt but for the fortunate TACT tnal lhci
had about 81 so 900 on hand when the lasI ui'luen
was passed. At the Stock Exchange, Lttle ritls-
burg with sales of 1852 shares Tor the week. mas
fuctuated between 1893 and s. hnally Closing 1t.
9a, Standard, on sales of 13,0Oo shares' u'"no'u
from 31Q3Olo to 33ss033. A large business
Lou
81. TO 234Q27s Central Arizona was neglected
and declined from gig to SAP. AT inc
Mining Stock Exchange, the greatest &C,
tivity was in the low-price STOCKS anu
generally with declining tendency. Cold
Placer however with sales of over 100000 shares
advanced from IA to 81 1O0.97. The company
sold q 900 shares of treasury stock at %l@@l 70
buyer ten days, for the purpose OF putting IL III
funds for n working capital which, with sales OF Il
certain portion of its property, will put INTO the
treasury about $1,000. Great Western was de-
pressed to SO, but on Saturday large business III
it was done with a recovery to 40. Among the
stocks which are expected soon TO pay DIVIDENDS
Hukill was particularly weak. Its price decnneu
from 81 to So 90 closing with the last
named figure bid and better tone than
at any other time during the week. South
Hite was strong early in tho week and rose
TO So 10. later reactiDg and closing weak at ri 30
The Comstock shares were quiet and steady within
small fluctuations. Generally there was moro con.
fd~nt feeling existing at the close and prices II not
better, were harder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
Bankrupt No!ires.

V'HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
eighteenth day Of March A. D. 1870 MGrII ~ u FER TER
S1N and DA MEL PIEKSON, junior OF Metuchn, III tio
County Of Mdde.eX aud state OF NewleSty aH a. Nar
an I'm mess I'm the CITY NcwNOrK, IN the COunlf % NcM
YORK ana NewY orS who have been ma
rns on their petition; that the pay eht OF any
deyery of any property belonging to such W @
tnr transfer OF any property ~ .Vn
@ 5orhiien nv law mat meeting Of the creditors o
The said bankrups their debts ana 10 ch3Osu
ar more assgnees their estate will DC hed AT Court o
TO 90 holden No. 3D. BROADWAY IN me INV
~ sew, York in the southern Dsict q" NcNh uik o,oIS
nac DAYTON Register tho nrst day of April a. d. lSoU
NJ t"oi'o"' '''- '"' LOUIS r. PAYN,
T. Marshal as Messenger. Southern Dstuctot Newh ork
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Bnsliless Gnalltes.

RARE CHANCE! IRON MEN! $4,000
"A vii buy IRON foundry aud maiine shop IA ia, run
nc real estate tools included 80 miles from - LOUIS
on pennsylva Railroad 20 hands employed trade Weh 81
tnbnshed; competition; sole manufacture ol laNoS
agricultural Implement for Western states reason o SCI
ing illness OF pioprietOrs. Address HIGHLAND MEChAN
IGAL WORKS. Highland. III,
TOR SALE.-Large Summer BOAkDlNG-
HoTroE or HOTEL Carlen, acres, highest cultva
non finest fruit lawn, grove fountain! hour from cy
depOt. minutes completely iuIhlsned plaius
ing. Net profit, 200 per month. L. j. BifID"MA"'
Evening Post building
DARTNER WANTED-Speclal or active.
$40 900 TO 900; business legitimate and pfohtaOle
Address A. 4. A., Tribune Onlce
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filming.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY,


Capital s5.OO0OO0 shares. $40 EACH
oFFICERs-Presdent. w. W. Wickesi vice President
Michael Shows Secretary. r. F. Brooke
DIRECTORs-w.w wickes a. s Barnes, Alanson Trask
l.. NJ. Sheldon Michael Snow. NewYork y T. Hauser Cole
Saunders Montana.
limited number Of shares for the purpose OF IN
creasng the capacity of tina works.
For full particulars apply OF the ONCE No IS Broadst
New.York.
A ME CONSOLIDATED MINING CO.,
OF LEADvILLE COLORADO
Organized under the laws Of New-York
Capital stock $4,000 900 100000 shares; par vaue. $40
shares fun paid and uuassessable-
OFFICERS
W. W Mcfarland President P. b. Plumb Vice. President
Aug Ebert. secy and Treas J T. Elkns snpt Of Mine,
TRUsTEEs-R c. Kerens :. B. Elkins. ". W. Mcfarland
A. W Gil, p. B. Plumb. Charles @. Francklyn, Frank O.
Brown
Registrar OF Transfers. Union Trust Co.. Ny
ohlce. No. 10 Broadway tBoreel Budingl, New York
4 MEXICAN MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
To be organized under the auspices iths
MINING TRUST COMPANY.
TWO HUNDRED MEMBERS VIII he admitted the 9th
day April 1880 upon payment OF $1,000 EACH and 800 in
advance dues for The first year.
THE COMMITTEE on ADMISSIONS desire 10 act as
promptly understandngly possible upon applications
viii therefore be glad receive by before the 10Th daY
OF such references applicants desire TO Offer
THE COMMITTEE WILL RECEIVE APPLICATIONS
for 800 Exchange which With them
in the Mining Trust Company aud which will be
sold at 50 600 each.
ALL APPLICATIONS AND REFERENCES should be
addressed to the Committee Admissions" at the Office OF
the Mining Company. 40. 10 Broadway NewNoTk
City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22

The stock speculation was fevcrish aud ire GUAR
seemingly being governed by the caplicrs of tie
larger operators who IN turn were moycd by Their
ulomcntary op Mons of what was possible OF accom-
nj, .hmrut in the way of a manipulation. There is
hardly stock on the active hSt That las not eNpo-
ri,nccd ITS period of weakness ana ~ s2asin OF
strength vet the final quotations show That the
gains and los for The week are yefy evenly di-
viGed. For an example, Pacific Mail, after
a decline to iIi2, was strong 40
4SI, and weak at lJis. The granger stocks gener-
ally were stronger while Lake Shore Michigan
Central. Eric. Canada Southern ana G.. e., 1. and
! rithrr show small losses or only very small gains
Houston and Texas has been weak at 20. strong nc
So aud closes at N3. against ~ week as" LOUIS
wife and Nashville and NASH Chat. and II. Louis
show advances OF ana Sig per cent ir.P,V.NsIli
but 40 one knows what proportion oi ire reported
buSriess in either of them represents ledl tllsac
tious ONO ard Alssssippl-nOw an attachmelt I'd
the Louisville and Nashville Sp,culatlonInue-
heavy AZ the price, shows gam or lis
pcr cent for the week Excepting the NaodSlea and
N,ssouri Kansas and Texas stocks. the Soulhwest-
rrn hst. after numerous fluctuations shows losses
ranging from l. 20 . per CENT ,- -, ~.
The fortunes Of the coal stocks nave been almost
q. varied ns are Mr.. Governs expressed opinions as
a. L heuoiits or damaging results 10 tire coal trade
of combination between the coal companies But
man the whole tho stocks. excepting Central OF
Jersey show some Improvement IN prices. or
course such figures as 81 Tor Delaware l.acka-
wanna and Western, S47s for Delaware and
Hudson. 7Os4 for Reading and soi2 Tor central OK
Now Jersey do not represent valuations based upon
the companies reports of their business tor 1879 or
any of the three preceding years. he prices rather
renresant a popular discount of the future. Great
stress IS laid upon the improved condition OF tho
coal trade and the higher prices now beng realized
for coal. But as It so happens that tonnage ~ as
necessary MS fair profit per ton Ia enable either
one of the companies named 10 carry tho
burdens with which they were loaded
prior to 1873 aud which have been in
creased since 1875, II IL worth while to
remember that the present price for coal represents
n production of only three DAYS week, and that
the stock on hand January l. before the agreement
10 restrict production had been made, has been but
little if any reduced That ia, by reducing the out
mi equal TO the consumption the companies have
been able TO advance the price per ton. IL fair
subject for speculation what the result will be
when the companies again produce SIX days IN the
week. The telegraph stocks were active Western
| Union declining nom lll3a to 100, and ralyng 10
los lsa lOs ex dividend-equal to 1898 Atlantis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22

President ron. Alexander Mcdonald Wee President
Hon Grorce r.. spencer Treasurer fhlhgham cn'"
SECRETARY Wills A. Barnes; Manager OI Mines walter g.
Gates. t.
Tie Farmers Loan and trust company are lne l"nsioi
Asents Of The COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22

NIatc NOnUs Wcft dull, NITNONVI nc "''IH'ss OI
the week amounted to SlI9.OOO principally IN
Louisiana consols against $4,000 Tor the proceed
Jig week The quotations, however. were We'll >us-
tanned. Railroad bonds were not a. actively traded
in as they have been and the speculation wrs almost
exclusively confined 10 n few issues. white good
bonds continue to be in demand at full figures. but
not at prices that bring ont any notieeablc amounts.
HE following are the highest and lowest prices of
So me of the principal rcpresentatv We railroad bonds
during the week. and the closing sales saturday
md n vepk rpo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
election Notices.

r5NlT annual election for Directors OF the
/ NORTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY or y EN- -
ny f5r the ensuing yeir will held az the Office 0i the
rompauv al Eneicwood. y. j, on WEpNtsDNl, Maicn
3d. at u:O =. The polls viii remain eb'h U'
March 10, 1850. o. y h''''n VII 0'1'N'''!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
THE MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY. March 2l-P.M
The value Of the merchandise imported at New
York for the week ended yesterday is represented
by the handsome figures of $11,72IIsI being
S4,6is,36 in excess of the amount for the same
week of 1879, and S4.94s lot more than in 1878.
and even S727, 453 more than in 1873. The total
value OF importatons at this port since January this
year amounts to S105, 1885, GA. or $40, 243 s3I
more than in 1879. and S41.s25,67l more than
IN 1873, while the total value OF the exports from
this port from January to March 10 This year ex-
ceeds the amount for the same time of 1870 only
81. 800 $50. and is $4,579.s6i less than in 1873.
There IS a remarkable coincidence in the figures
showing the total foreign commerce OF New-York
for 1873 and 1880. The totals for the years es
are as follows
1873 1879. 1880.
March 2O.........slO57s4.sa5 s64s9OIOO slO5.lssou
March i6......... 3d. 7ee,62e eoO93.sl7 e2.454.Of
oieIports......''' CLOGS Pa 4,7s52ss 42.e7s.se;
Thus the excess of imports over exports in 1875
was only $9,2S9.3S7 greater than il is this year
These figures are attracting the attention of con.
servatlve thinkers, and the least that may be said
of them Is that they ought TO suggest caution 10
all persons 0nd institutions that are engaged IN
financial operations
The bank statement for the week more
sIStent with the weli-knOwn movement of funds
than was the statement for the preceding week
The specie loss of $2,4s7, 500 fairly reflects the
average of the Su6-rreasury's daily gains, while
to the loss OF $97 800 legal-tenders may DO
added the $300,IS2 loss of currency by the
Sub-TIeasury TO represent the average Of shipments
to the interior. The total loss in the reserves
amounts TO S25S5, 100, but by of q contrac-
ton of 81, s40. 800 IN loans. the deposits were
duccd SO that the surplus over the rule OF % per
cent reduced only 81. 12i. 400. The surplus now
Is only 5000 per cent of the deposits very small
margin when 1t is remembered that the deposits
amount to 1864 ,53S.200. The following the
comparative totals of the statements of March -
and March 20:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
Diuloeno Notl:es

THt INV YORK EtryNrn RAILROAD CONTAIN
TRRAsIErH's OtFI,E Z BROADWAY, March U.s. le'l. \
DIVIDEND NOTICE. he regular qralteflv
~ dividend II Two ASD ONEHALF 2@l PER CENT
uuon mo capital his company vail be paid on ana
after day OF Aprl next az c Office oi tue treasured
to shareholders 81 record on the <Oih mt
The trs,r books VIII he closed o. o'clock D. IN on the
2Oth rcopcrcd ON the morning 81 nm next
JANIS \. COW SO. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22

quirCncnts 80. l.005.0jO s6ogjO Dec Il24.4oO
Compared with that of the corresponding date
Of 1870. the present statement shows Loans
increased, $jO,5G7G00 specie increased,
$3G, G36, 400 legatenders decreased, sos $4,000;
deposits increased. S57946. 500; circulation in
creased, 81 ,6SI00O. The total reserve lS66,095,-
200 now is 2j.32 per cent of the total deposits,
against 1913 last week and 2G95 for March 22,
1879.
Money at times during the week was active, aud
commanded A. much a. ls per cent per day IN addi-
tion to the legal rate; but after the Government
purchase of bonds. and the announcement that the
Treasury on and after Monday, the 22, will prepay
the Apnl interest easier feeling prevailed, and
aud per cent were the ruling rates. The foreign
exchanges bave hardened, and sight sterling wa,
advanced y cent. TO within y cent of the gold ship
Ping Point. TIE domestic exchanges at the South
renamed unchanged except at Ncw-Orleans,
Ia re the rate on New-York advanced TO 80 80 pre-
mum for bank bills-a rate which should bring
currency here If there is any actual business doing
At the West and East the turn again was against
New-YoTk: 81. Louis, 80 cents discount; Chicago,
SO cents discount and Boston falling to 40 cents
discount. The Offering of Government bonds
10 the Treasury on Wednesday amounted 10
more than $1l 100000. and the Secretary
was able TO purchase $4,000 600 at figures
a friAe below what then were the market
prices. At the stock Exchange Governments were
dun the week through. and the prices Of the Gs
and .. suffered a material decline. The total sales
a, the Board for the week amounted only to
SilIG.OOO. Tie following are the highest and
lowest prices of bonds for the week, and the clos
ing sales saturday and q week ago:
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3nsirurflor.
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DURANGO GOLD MINING co.


Location Of Mines: DEADWOOD, DAKOTA.
can taI S.OOOOO; shares. lOO'OO; Par, 70.
Orran,zed under the laws Of New York.
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ITNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
u A dividend az ONE AND OS E.liALF PER CENT on
the capital sock ~ the Union Pacific Railway company VIII
be paA amt alter Apr J. 1850 10 stockn0ld'Is o l,'9sd
Narrl 20 -SO sew York hulcr- VIII Do paid a. The
Inon T,ii-t Company 13 B,oadNay and Boston sochhod
rs Al the complnrs once, 40 - Equitable Bu ding son
~tnrh books l be closed March 20 aud feopened Aph1:
oue,s ceftncaies of STOCK ~ 80" Omnn rae nc hao"
t,..n,rt and pacitc Railway CoWIa y VIII ~"
dec a the above dividend is payable only IN $50 hodeS M
r mon Pacific Halfway a.iy, and hiatt VIII nc ut'c'
say m olr Obaii said dyiGcld that thor t'IuncatS re
conversion INTO luon racine haliM a} N"hphb
s'ocA oi or before March 20. ..... ...,. ,.......
BosIoN March -. 1850
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Edw Schools.

VALE Law SCHOOL, Regular course, 2 years;
Graduate course GOr degree Of DC. L. years term
or,ns sept % Address Prof WAYLAND New'iiaven. Ut
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rI,UE CARBONATE.H HILL MINING CO.,
LEADVILLE. COLORADO.
Offices 1 and Pine At, New-YOrk.
CAPITAL s2O0OUu0 300 900 shaIe, par valne SIo eacn
Trnafccs H. Bissell w. II. Barnum. = W. Dorsey
l. H. Potter J. II Ketchan Hon. A NJ. Bliss Monroe Crane
(has r. Bissc President W. IL. Barnun, Vice President
Il,l sNrrninrN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22

I,ilrgr GOLD NINNa CO.. "a BgoNpWAY.i
INV ORR, March Is. lcSO.
'ENUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ut their rcgu-
lar monthly meeting. held tis day ha'c declared q
monthly dividend thousand dOliH the saur htiuE 20
e raj. o nv, ccu- per of ten dollars uayane ON the
.t d1v ~ mil rue transfer books viii be closed on ihe
1uth inst ana rvopenrd an TIE % pioNtmo
". NAN NORDEN. treasurer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-18
DEATH OF ADELAINE NELSON.

New York, Aug. 16.-A Paris dispatch
says: Adelaide Nelson was taken i'll
Saturday night while driving in the Bois
de Bologne with lady who has been
living with her as companion. She
had been staying at the Continental
hotel for few days previous to her
death with her companion, and a gentle
man described as her secretary. The
circumstances surrounding her death are
so suspicious that a police inquiry may
become necessary. The rooms which
Miss Neilson.occupied. at the Continental
hotel have been sealed up and kilograms
have been dispatched to her relatives.
Another dispatch says Miss Nelson had
left her home with party Of friends in
the best of spirits and apparent good
health to take de jeuner in the famous
Au-Chalet restaurant on the Bois de
Bologne. At the table she frequently
alluded to her success in her profession,
and spoke hopeful of what she expected
to accomplish during the coming season,
and in the more distant future. Sudden
ly Miss Nelson turned pale, gave low
cry, pressed her hand upon her heart and
fell back in her chair. Her friends sprang
to her assistance and attempted to bring
her to consciousness, dispatching mes
senger for medical aid, but efforts were
OF no avail, and the fact was soon i'm
pressed upon them that Miss Nelson
wss dead.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1880-08-18
A Half Million Fire in st. Louis,

A Half Million Fire In st, Louis,
st. Louis, Aug. 18.-The loss by the
burning of the Yaeger mill last night is
estimated at over four hundred thousand
dollars. A large lot of new and valuable
machinery was received at the mill yes
terday, and had been hoisted to the third
floor, all of which was destroyed. The
mill was running thirty buls instead of
twenty, as stated last night. The tracks
in the rear of the mill belong to Union
depot company, instead of the Missouri
Pacific, and the cars burned there were
owned by different companies. The de-
struction Of surrounding property and
individual losses will make the aggre-
gate loss by fire and water fully half a
million. The loss at the rink and con-
tents is perhaps $4,000. The artillery
company that used it for exercise lost
two cannon, harness, ETC., and the light
guard cavalry which also used the build
ing lost some forty saddles, sixty sets of
sabres, revolvers and accoutrements.
John Crangle, secretary of the milling
company, places the loss on the mill,
machinery and contents at three hun
dred thousand dollars. There were
about 10000 bushels of wheat in the
mill and % box cars on the track in the
rear of the mill which burned. Some of
them were loaded with grain. William
Weinheimer, one of the mill hands was
In the upper part OF the mill when it
took fire, and being unable to escape by
the stairway, leaped from fourth story
window, and was fatally wounded.