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New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
LIVE srocK MAnNar.-gY rELEGRApn

CHICAGO. Oct. Hoes Receipts. II 900 head shipments
G5OO head: market steady. but weak common choice
Mixed. - j0Uti 9pt Light. - sO0Sj selected Heavy
s. lOa< 30 naraer closed tame many Common left
CATTLE K crip i.4nO head shipments 1000 head
ket demOrazcd and prices nominal 1000 head lett unsod
Common Far shipping. JGo3 - Good a. Choice
shipping ~ % al - Exports 1jnSj 10 40
ass -: Western Texas Steers - 9Ods3 Cows - 90
- Mixed Butchers, 3 ? n - iu.
sHEEP-Recs 200 head market quiet, but local
demand Common 20 Good f3 J0@F4 Lambs 81 5uGs3.
II. Louis oct p Hoes quiet Workers and BaltimOres
7JdS4 -. Mixed Packing. ~ G3dSi 95 Butchers
Fancy s5as5 25i 3.7O head shipments. 5000
head
LOO head
No supply nothing doing receipts. none; ship
mrnts 100 head.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

RIVER Mass, Oct 2-Although there has been som
Improvement In the business basis Of 3c for ~ Cloth
thf- price accepted by but mills though
freely bid. For 6Vx56 Cloths the quotation u
Production 100000 pieces sales, 900 piece
and stock hand 4T2,OOU pieces
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
HAVANA -MARkErs

HAVANA. oct spanish gold 2ls. Exchange quiet and
weaI on the United states so dAys gold s9o premium
90, short sight, aG9 premium; London. le2dly pre-
mnm. Pans. 4gt , premium. sugar weak Os 10 70
- sd9 arrObe IN gold. Nos ID 10 20 D. =,
%, Il MOlasses 10. $40
covsdo Common 10 Far 6'sG7 Centrifugal go
polarization. in boxes aud hhls.. ,20e reals.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
MOBILE CITY DEBT.

NEUBILE NII I DEB I.
vi me Commissioners OF Mobile charged under the leg
STATE O Alabama with tue adjustment the
debt II he CITY Of Mobile invite tho DJndh0derS u
them 30 The Office Mobile and ohio RAILROAD
q No IL Plnc-sJ. Sew YORK, o. Thu KSDAY.
tOber IL. 1886 - for conference. meantime
EOder- Il such communicate with The
soneIs at 40. Pine II. ew l0rS. ur with " H. HAYS
OF COssOn 4 HAYS, No II Nass.u>t.. Of Pne-s
ew YOrk). Chairman Of the Committee or Is ndhuders
L. u WILSON
JAS. A. MCCAW,
:. GROOM.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
PR1NrING CLoTH MARKET.

BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.
RIO JANFIRO oct 2-COfee--M Market quiet Good Firsts
$50 res per 10 kilos Exchange on London 23
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
it.luln9.

ID CFFlCF II TIE EMPIRE MINING CO. UTAH
SALr LANE tII1, sept %, IS \ o.,
LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAT ZION ~
~ acaus. ncgoi he following Gcsrfyrd STOCK II
llL a-A1e.-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

rseeloea;. 49, ". wiCKEs vico.pre,.I,sL MICHAEL
sNON ,rcrc.,:s. r. r. BROOKE
NIr..trr- 4 BARN t- H.A.RICHAH AHD~JN, &c. IDB-
.NSON ALAN~DN IKA~K ". ". WICKA-, MICHAEL
sNOW u Neo-. YORK COLE SAUNDERS. Montana
Fov particl ars uq1lrt al the Office. -
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finGnual

GAS STOCKS s. City +. i. Stoc.s a. nm,
" 1ongt .o't 81 iiEwrFr. - be-.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
4 Location OF Mines Lraivi r. Colorado
CAPITA. -luo0OOOO: 5OO.Oo0 shares so each.
SeO. b. Roberts President ID. +. NvTGeua secretary.
Offices. No. 10 Broadway. New-lOrk
John Il. Bartlett President Henry Ford. Treasurer
John H. LOwther secretary
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

THE Fl 8~T ANNT AL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDEi.- OF tbs Company ~ be held tt ~ he
l2tn ~ tr,ober next Al y ococ office Of
te Company, ctv OF New YORK six
TrUste.- 0r -- ia pursuance Of The BY
OF he Company Polls vii be- open from l. "a 70 D.
JOHN H. LDWTHER
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
pARCELoNA MINING COMPANY

fNcc llJ EToaON9y. Ncw-A0ra.
Incorporate the uf tle ~tarr ~ New York
-aral p .0O uU shares of the pa n s25.
tui paid and an Is-ess sable
President 4aY a O. he 81 c PRESIDENT, a. j. sever
Nan Director W P. Leon. ~e,re,alv. T.. d.
34.4r- usvG G.. Ferns. A. severance, y r..
u B. L"o.. ''-a'n y ey tdA. 'n Jones t- - @cnai'
Nevada. -Aiugs l.N Pear st. New YORK samuel j.
1u-c4 80 oi Ncv orK. "ln l. Fiag!er >lp-rv ~or
ALBANY Co IS superintendent o. MINES. ~. F. BIf1r9;
.tmranv'~ BANKERS American LNclal-- National Bank;
Registrar of Transfers. mon Trust Company NcT-l
-LLl 4 1 ! 81 IL L
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
ORITTEy,TFNE sILYER MINING CO..

Ab gallzci under tine laws OF Sew For,.
MINES: Daak .rcek district. CdAFtE co., COL
capita. =. .,H. 500. 1Ouunu shores each
OFFICERS:
rOuN j.. VIII = President 49, u. u. JAM = Vice Presi
d J. DItJ N Mon ID. seer
THI- j. White. ! Irumupli.
Richard L .g,-ou. Henry ensteue. H. James
Touu B Lr.-.,c jeremiah oEoIrhe.
COUNSEL. No0r.s a Morrison. % Nas-lu-st.
CDN-T-i TI .. I>CTNEfts GEORGE lI s.
KEGI~T IA Ail- OF >IDt n Mining IfuSt Oua1ny.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

So. 20 NA>~A II. NV NJhk.
Twenty thousand shares OF ia" capt. si"ca ave been
placed 10 the treasury 90 De use fr working 4 a.
Inquiry to ir luulug enter rise based
TaUe by competent authority. eutreY c1tl
mate ~trCtlvoI business plIcllie~ Invest
Us iud likely tu Icize tIeII handsome
1IyGcIo~ tl4. .h- --o -ock pi thIs company.
ApplC1r.H az TIE Offices OF The
AS Al
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
alta MONTANA COMPANY.
BANNER MINING CONPANY.
DONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING GO.

- Mines. InTo Cru.ty. California
Capita. r. a. 90 shares eI I. sable.
-Iuu.. ...t..r rra.i lent. Thomas T. Ml.auy secret
fi-.~ 80. t. Hr0II-@r ". y.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
,t,, III, reserve and the ,otal dsp5,i- h.n.uues.

Legal tenders l,.tJt'-, 4''',, Do 10 .'V3
deposits -Jt''Vp-''" ~ .i''1W'
Circulation A''o'~''' -f'''''' '''' -''f'"'
The following shows tIc r.iI;lDI Drtwe.n the
total reserve aud the totll dspJ,- htpuitIes:
sept. 25. oct 2 Changes.
s,.c,e go Ia 800 St.. 35d 700 Inc sIO-.7OO
Lera.tenders...... l$l9I2oO l&0i65o0 Dec. l50so0
IutAl fo.'tf'OV ''f""-'''" A''- f--"o
ssans asp a sita 7s7o725 7s9o2 Ino 2o 25
reserve. s'tSO'" i'D"''''" A''- ~f'H"-'
compared with thai of the corresponding date of
1879 tDepr.seni > ament shows: Loan creased
$40 $50 600: specie increased. 94J,l072JO; legal
tenders decreased. S25, ,O472D0; depo,u, ssrd,
geo 500 700: circu ItIuH decreased i.23J.7OO
IuctOi. "a re,ci "a ,3U2 600. 1f 80 peg cent
Of the total deposits, AGAINST 1895 D,st WecA and
25.1l for October T. 1879.
Duung The week money vas % excessive supJy
fol call oaus. rates Tulius tt ami pr cent. with
2Ig per cent The general r1ir. lime loans alr
44J per cent aud prime commr mrrctal .a'cr p1~.t-
al J4Jl2 per crut. lhc fOrrlgI exchanges WDg,
au.I ana rates weak. Tea 4lug drawer, rct1 I- d.
figures H. cent 10 the Z. lhcro were DO irpoftIut
changes IN tie domestic exchanges. lurk
fund, ruling sleldy at discounts al All points.
East south and Nc-.
A. Sc stock EzclsnGa, the cour.e # speculation
NJ. -. reverse OF tint lor the fwo preceding weeks.
v,..o iu Government bonds. IS hIcI. WD-ir more
sr ", .Ian iu-y nave b.eu Ol att wrir depies,c..
r-U..ly D. for .r newer i-sucs the price Of tIr ol.
j. I., beng sIstainrd uv The Wcc.'y purchase
nj .1r II.l,itf, D.plrtnc {. winch again
th. w,rK t,ok S2.5OO,OOO Of tIe Gs aud
- l,,. Business a. tne Boards amount .!
10 SI.I5O,5OO. The i9s declined from
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

The imports of specie and bullion (princlpaiy
gold for last week Amounted 70 S2977.776
making a total since August OF S29. 7i9. and
since January l OF S3A93J.917. The imports and
exports of specie and bullion at this port Jan
uary to date for three years comp ire Is follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
OFFICE OF rHR

pLATA VERDE SILVER MINING CON-
l. PANY. 40. % Aasslu-sL
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY. Oct 3-P


For the first time in several weeks. the value oil
me merchandise imported into New-York for the
week enGed Saturday SHOWS large falling III
hon the value for the core sponding week in 1879.
The value last week SG.31s.359 was S1.ls5 440
less than the value Tor the preceding week.
SI.577959 less than for the same week last year,
ana 1867. .979 NOR than for the week II 1878. The
exports from IN, por, for tle week ended Tuesday
September 2S. amounted To SO 13l 400. a sum thai
Is SiO3 300 greater than the value OF the exporsfor
thr preceding week, $500 943 more than for the
week Of 1879 and 81 5sS ia more than for the
week Of 1878 The total value Of the merchandise
lmpor Ell ~ New-YOr, since January, this year Is
$131 .634. $50 and S15G076.20G more than to
the same dl6, OF 1879 aud 1873 respectively.
But the value of the merchandise exported from
New-York from January TO September2S this year
is only Sj7.Sf2.375 greater than the exports to
date # 1879 and only S47.1S37 733 greater than to
da.e of 1873. The following table shows the total
vlue Of the exports AID imports cf merchandise at
New-York and the respective balances for and
against the port. on tae business since January TO
l3fP. for three VpaT9
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
Saturday were as follows
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04

4 Ill wnO are Interesrcf in rri~pit Il.s,
sIs @ M sleiEe - at stcs s'oud ges fiiH rtts ~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
OOPPER KNOB MINING co.

- MJNl-. GAP CREEK. ASiE CO. y =
tauifa STOCK. 500 900 shares. - "a
Regis OF Ock. Mining Trust ~Onphr
q. r. Fiut President; Nnl Lr.nIrrt. ace Pres,icr
aud TREASURED Lo".u H. M4lori Secretary.
D. VI Eamc- VI. T., Superintendent
NEEIL- " ~ A. \. L.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-04
wErhLr RANGE OF rrIcEs.

4 FOR the week. CLOSING No.
High't. Lowest Ocr. .. sep %. -old. |
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
Crime and CasuaItx.

Wilmington, N. C., 8 -SIepher
Richardson, colored. IVES hanged here
To-Day Tor the murder Of his mother
NAV, Lucy PbiDDy. on the night OF
the l9th OF July last Only those
allowed by law witnessed the hang
ing. His death was almost instan-
tam obs.
Rondout, n. Y, BY fall OF
rock in the quarries OF the Newark
Lime aud Cement Company, this
morning, Patrick Mullhsll was killed,
and John Noble. Bart Dooly and
Chris. Carroll were severely injured.
PArie, 8. - The German bark
ChrystaL, Captain Z.mke, from New
York, for Bremen, was in collision
with the iron ship GdrtcOnel, from
Java, sugar laden. for Queenstown.
The Gartc0HeL tank; her crew was
saved.
Indianapolis, 3.-To-day, Judge
Hitler oil the criminal court, over
ruled the motion for a new trial in
the cases of Mrs. Brown and Joseph
Wade, convicted of the murder oil
Arr. Browns husband, and sentenced
To, N 10 be hanged, October 9th.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
Masks and Faces,

The features enameled by the
famous Partisan artists were simply
masked; the pores were closed and
the face converted into piece OF an
mated porcelain. Such is net the
effect of "GLENN's SULPHUR Soap
which produces a complexion equally
smooth and brilliant without the slight
eat possibility of an bad effects. Be
ware OF counterfeits. See that sc. N.
ORITTENToN. Proprietor" is printed
on each packet, without which none il
genuine. Sold by druggists at %
cents, three cakes 60 cents. As 8
toilet accessory for both sexes,
"HLL's INSTANTANEOUS HAIR Dye
takes rank with the famous GLENN
SULPHUR SOAP" and may be trusted
to produce perfect and permanent
color where all other dyes have dissr-
pointed the purchaser; yet it is the
least expensive OF them all.
A GALLoPING CONSUMPTION may be
avoided by the timely use of HALLS
HONEY OF HoREHoUSD AND TAR
PIKE's TooTHACHE Drops Cure il
one minute. 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
Chapter of Railroad Accidents

Chicago, 9.-Numerous railroad
accidents are reported to-day. At
noon. near Geddes, New York, a
freight train ran into the rear OF q
construction train on the New YORK
Central.
At North Adams, Mass. the New
York special express east, ian into
several freight cars loaded with corn.
scattering the grain. smashing the
passenger locomotive and badly in
Turing the fireman.
At White House. New Jsrlsy, e
coal train on the Central Railroad OF
New jersey broke the coupling and
forty cars scattered their coal down
the mountain. The brakeman was
severely injured and many cars
broken.
At Stockport Bridge, on the Hud-
son River Railroad, an engine
drawing a train, Of fiity-shree cars
jumped the track, carrying twelve
cars with it and badly damaging tbs
engine and cars.
At Springfield, H., while Chicago
and Alton freight train was switching
at the yard, a locomotive became
unmsnagable and backed at full
speed into the train, wrecking five
cars and fatally ipjuring Jacob Fiks,
a passenger in the casooss, the lower
part Of his body being terribly
crushed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-04
'Rah for Thurman.

Columbus, Ohio, S.-A large and
enthusiastic democratic meeting was
held in Capital Square tonight, at
which Senator Thurman presided. In
referring to three speakers of the
meeting, General g. w. Morgan,
General Hooker, and General Robert
Mitchell, he said they presented
a singular sight. Three brigadier
generals, two of whom were in the
Union army while one of them,
General Hooker, OF Mississippi, was
of the Confederate army, but had, at
the close of the war, recognized that
secession was put down forever and
determined thenceforth to support the
stars and stripes. Ee said the triumph
Of republicans meant perpetustion
Of sectionslism. II General Garfield
should be elected, he said, "It will by
the votes OF the north. and be will,
of necessity, be the representative of
but one section OF our country; but
Haucock's votes will come from the
north, south, east and west, and be
will take his place as the president of
the whole, and not less than half
OF our people"
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The Oars.

Geneva, n. Y, 3.-Ths four Dared
race was contested by the Albany anC
Hobart College crews. The former
won easily in Is Az. The single
scull race was won by Murray in
14.162, Gaizel second. The double
scull was won by Holmes and Wood.
bury, OF the PaWtucket, in 1880, al.
bany crew second.
The race of the day was the probes.
sional single scull, the starters being
Riley, Hosmer, Teneyck, Weisberger,
Lee and Febinger. Courtney and
Dempsey both entered but failed to
appear. Weisberger took the water
first, but in a few strokes be was
passed by Hosmer, who made the
first mile in 6 80 and reached the
mile and q half turning buoy in
1921, closely followed by Riley. A
terrific struggle ensued. Each man
exerted every effort, but neither wac
able to obtain a decided lead over the
other. Three quarters Of mile from
the finch, Hosmer suddenly stopped
rowing and was beaten, but quickly
recovering himself, he again COM
nenced rowing and crossed the line
second in the race. Time. Riley,
21.25; Hosmer, 21.S4; Weisberger,
q 35; TeneycK, %.
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FOREIGN.

London, 3.-Lord Harrington, re-
plying to a delegation urging The
annexation OF Candzhsr, said govern
ment was still considering the matter;
but expressed strongly the opinion
that the dific and injustice OF
such a course would much more than
countsrbslAnce any advantages Of
acquisition.
1t is authoritat vely declared
that god payments for notes
have not been suspended either in
Berlin or at any OF the branches of
the Imperial Bank of Germany.
In the House of Commons, last
night, Lord Harrington refused
to accept PArnelPs resolution
condemning the House OF Lords
for rejecting the registration bill and
express the hopelessness OF looking to
that body for q redress of Irish
grievances, because Psrnell had
made it homs-rule manifesto. All
sections OF the liberals and many con-
servatives strongly condemn the
lords rejection of the registration bill.
A Paris correspondent Gays the
organs of republican lett fatty reject
the proposed letter OF compromise,
while the conservative journals sup
port it. a ministerial crisis ssems
more than ever inevitable at the
opening of the session of the chsm-
bers.
French agricultural authorities
estimate that the French harvest will
be good average.
Falmouth, Athsus. 3.-General
sonlzo will take command of the
military camp at Chalkis. A second
camp will be established near Corinth.
The Turkish squadron in the chsDnsl
of Corfu has been reinforced by three
ships.
Paris, 3.-Goi. Jungk, OF the war
Office, has challenged Ivan De
Woeetype, a writer for the GaulOis,
for accusing him of selling m litary
information to the Russians.
Panama Canal negotiations do moi
progress favorably.
Oonstantinople, 8. - Abeddir
Pashs, minister Of foreign affairs
on the recommendation of Count
Corte. Italian ambassador, is to fl
the Montengrin frontier line i'm
mediatsl7. To day he called together
the dragomsns of the different EN-
bassies to communicate the deinitive
frontier Of Dulcigno, as approved b!
the Sultan.
An Trade was issued, to-day, author
Izing the immediate surrender OF the
town OF Dulcigno to Montenegro
Some 1000 Albsnians have entered
Dnlcigno, and it is believed the Port
will have some difficulty in effectini
the cession.
Sagui, 3.-RizA PAsha has broker
of negotiations with the chiefs OF tht
Albanian league. and is preparing Il
move troop against the encampment
of the Albanian volunteers.
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FOR BEEF.
FoRr Hall INDIAN AeENCT,
Ross FORK, IDAHO,

August 10th, 1880.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received at this Office until II
O'Clock am. September 10th, 1880, FOL
the delivery, under contract, at this
Agency OF six hundred and eighty thou
sand 1850, 000) pounds beef cattle on The
hoof, good heslthy, merchantsble steers
and cows (no bulls or stags), not over
seven years of sge, at such times and in
such quantities as may be required dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 30, 1881.
The average gross weight of each de-
livery from May 1t to December lst to
be not less than $50 pounds, and from
December LIST to May 1st not less than
500 pounds All cattle to be lOtted with
out food or water for twelve hours pre-
cedinR each delivery. A deduction Of
twenty per centum to be made Tor cows.
The right IS reserved to increase or
diminish the above quantity five per
centum, and TO reject any or all bids.
Proposals for any portion Of the above
amount Of beef cattle. from fifty thou
sand $50 000) pounds upwards, TO be de-
livered at times specified In the bids, will
also be received and opened at the time
and place above mentioned.
All bids must be accompanied with
certified check upon some United States
Depository, payable to the order Of the
Indian Agent, for at least FIVE (5l per
centum of the amount of the proposal.
Envelopes should be endorsed Pro
posaIs Tor Beef Cattle" and viii be
cDened at the hour designated in the
presence of interested witnesses. Il
Further particulars will be furnishes
upon application to this Office.
JOHN A. WRIGHT,
auls U. 5. Indian Agent,
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SALT LAKE
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two or three years. The aim o.
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ought to have too much seli-respect
to be turned from their ordinary vo-
cstiens, or manifest the least degree
of interest in the coming or presence
of the man who doesn't know what
are good manners. President Hayes
has chosen to be the guest of Gov
ernor Murray, and now let Murray
receive sad entertain hin; let Murray
howl himself boarse in welcoming
shouts, shake himself lame IN the
arm, and cheer and applaud his
guest to bis hearts content and
Hayes satisfaction; but let the
people have sufficient self-respect
to stay at home, instead Of
tagging the man who wants nothing to
do with them; to be dumb rather than
shout 3. the appearance or over the
uLterances OF one who Gays he is too
good and great to accept of their hospi-
tally or be entertained by them. In
every other city where Mr. Hay es
has been since be wss eigh.-tC-
sevened into the presidency three and
a half years ago, the people have been
good enough to entertain him, and
he has not been above permitting the
masses to manifest their respect and
reverence for the high Office which
he temporarily occupies. Only in
Utah ia it to be otherwise. This be-
ing the first violation of the rule
which is as cid as the presi-
Dental Office, we hope the
people viii also make it excep-
tional in the matter OF demonstration.
We hope the people will give Mr..
Hayes to understand by their absence
from his train and by their silence,
that they know when they have been
insulted, and that they are not dis
posed to lawn over one who repelI
their embraces. And we bellows this
will be done. We have 60 much
confidence in the good sense of the
people to bellevs the masses Of intelli
gent citizens will let the President
severely alone, aud no! allow hi
incoming or outgoing or his sniourr
to disturb them or turn them from tbt
even tenor OF thoir ways. Only by 81
doing can they preserve the dignity
and self-respect of manhood. Thi:
course would be showing no diaiespsci
to the Office of PRECEDENT Of the UnitsC
States, for which all must feel the
deepest respect. It would ony b.
msnifestiug an ability to appreciate
an insult and the independence tt
resent it, even when the offender i
the Chief Magistrate OF the nation.