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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-11-25

HeE MANURE. Should all the
draapines from the roosts by hens
h. ssaefllIg saved in barrels, and
every spripg aud fall this manure be
conposted with any good soil or
muck from swamps, aud kept a few
mopths-its value for any crop
would be equal to Peruvian guaoo,
and might think, be estimated at
80 csuts per fowl per snnum. i rom
80 hens saved about ten barrels OF
til pure hen guano during the year
What save from November to
April I compost in The spring with
soil First, / spread soil in a circle
to tie depth Of three or four inches;
then I spread ben manure about an
inch deep hen | spread another
lave Of SOL. till the heap is compile
tee using bout four times the bulk
OF soil that | DO of manure, the last
lager being soil. The top of this
compost heap | make fiat 70 catch
the rains .aen | cover with any re-
fuse or straw then place some sticks
OF wood or .oards agails: ''r cover,
iae o keep it in place, and IA Two
or three months il is ready for use,
having become thoroughly incorPo
ra,ad with .Ae soil, but as the sea-
son for planting Is then nearly past,
] leave the cap I'LL the next season
when u.s. with what ! compost
in @ovem Perhaps it would be
better to make compost 10 March,
IS the climate viii admit, and
u 9d5 manure for crops planted
The last Of May or early 10 June {;
boz / can discover 20 loss by keeps
irg it uIl The next season. a gill of
this compost in bin Of corn will be
ea 10 effect to half q shoveltul Of
N - Woodbury. News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-11-25
LADIES BAZAAR.
Stock, Fall and Winter
Millinery.

Sd Doo, Belo,c Court House, National Cane.
tery Street.
Consisting OF a fall line Of the most iashiona
bile Hats. aud Bonneis of all grades at prices
TO suit every one The finest assortment Of
French Flowers ever brought 10 This market.
Plumes Of every shade cheap. A great ware
~ OF the fashionable Feather Birds, An eie
CANT assortment Of Ruching, comprising Grape
Iissp, aud other grades. a full line Of orna
ments. A large assortment Of handsome Bro
cade Ribbons | also have large variety OF
the latest Partisan styles, and everything u-
ually kept in first class Millinery siole
have an experienced Milliner who cannot
fail to please, l.
| shall carry on DRESSMAKING in con
nection with the Millinery, which will he So
perintended by Miss A. l. WHKINSON, who
guarantees you a perfect ft Cutting aud fit
ting done at short notice
Butterick's Patterns for sale.
Please call and examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
Mrs THOs II MATTHEWS.
Marietta, Oct L. lS5O.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-11-25

BBEFDjNa STOCK. The Ameri-
cen Aarieoi,uljst says: The art Of
breeding may be summed up III one
uata selection, or it may De ex~
Pr "a 10 he common rue OF good
breeding-.Always select the best
To Be able 10 tell the best is The
most 5tiiaaIt point in the breeding
Of farm 8 The successful breed
e. ANS. have clear idea OF the
Qualities soas ut, and the quickest
and best method by which such ends
ma reached. He must necessa
ri. keen Of sight to observe the
go.3 sad bad points, and the causes
b. hich .aay have been brought
abouf. HE Judgment must be OF the
bes, suggest remedies for defects,
aad new methods for bringing out
valuable,characteEistics. "tie will
prove blmself the most successful
bre Ter who can select With the most
correct iu6 -ment." Edward Hams
mons WI breeding 10 sheep has
bee so successful, once said, when
asked what proportion of the rams
bred BIZ hiuself he would willingly
use Id bis own flock, answered, Not
ore II 500" This is but an instance
Of Che care skill, Judgment, and, we
NAV add, esent sacrifice exercised
bv.ae true breeder We have said
Tia. IN probable breeding the seIec>
t.ou must be for distinct and vell
defined purpose. The first prime pie
in stock breeding was the selection
OF animals adapted to the circum
stances OF tbe given farm, its ze,
qosiit7 of food. etc. The ano.ants
knew that The breeds of animals that
had lived for a loog period OF time
On hard fare and poor soil, would
better % moderate land than hose
t-at had the highest kinds Of keep
log Animals are much like plants
as they dc not thrive well If trans
plausd from g rich to poor soil.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-11-25
Notice
Valuable Real Estate
for Sale

THE undersigned will offer sale TO the high
pst bidder at The Court House in Marietta. Ga.
on the FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER
next between the usual hours for Sheriff :
sales the following property 10 wit.
All that tract Of land situated in The 10Th dla
trict and ID section OF originally Cherokee mo-"
Cobb county, known As lot. numbers 366, 3tl
BIS, 369, 42G, ~, 4}- and 80 acres of the
EAST side Of lot number 365, and acres off of
lot number 81 containing in ali 3i6 acres.
more or e-s. d more accurately described DO
deed made 10 the Macon Savings Bank 10y
Wm T. stephens. sheriff. dated July l. lc'3.
and recorded la the clerk office OF Cobb coun
~ .iu Book L iolius 452 aud 453 Good fee
simple iul-s 9yll be made. Said land v.>
lately known a. tie Anderson plantation,
well with improvements IL will ue sud ''
lots or ia bulk 10 suit purchasers BIDS VIII
received al any time hetW cen this date, and lA~
dav Of sale Terms one half cash. iuv balance
on Twelve months iim-. with interest at Per
cent occurred Address a.. bids. or letters 81
luqQlfy 10
II /. POWELL,
Cashier Macon SAVING Bank,
Nov "a l--0. Macon, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-11-25
Agricultural.
STORING TuRNIPs.

'Or ell The roots perhaps the tur-
nip IL The most impatient Of heat. 1t
starts Is grow on the alightest pro-
vocation. Ia cellar Of not over 40
degrees, one may find it growing
freely. after an incarceration of but
a few weeks. |. is growth which is
the great enemy Of preservation,
and il is heat which excites growth.
There is natural heat in roots when
put in . heap--a little heat from one
root aud a little more from another
soon makes q high degree; but 10
the open field this is carried on oy
the open air about the pile. Hence
under cover of near protection, tbs
natural heat is not carried OIL II
accumuiates. the roots sprout, ana
thus give off more heat, and 1t all
soon becomes q regular turnip stew.
Tbs .urnip, indeed, does not mind a
little frost. If they were put ID
small lots 10 st@t's "uoi
FRI could get at them, and covered
v, .raw to prevent rapid thawing
thy would Keep better than if Cow
cred With earth. which rather serves,
as wa have seen, to collect the heat
and boil the roots. As to how best
to keep turnips, that will of course
depeod on each persons conven'
fences. But if each one keeps IN
visw The fact that heat is more like
" to ioiur5 them than cold--and q
yery low degree at that he VIII
rea5. find cut when be looks about
what is the best way for him to pre-
sery them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-11-25

oey, a., is rejoicing a. tie
p 9ect of q Clement attachment
Cotton factory
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-11-25

There are 2,l1U members of the
Ancient Order OF United Wo' kmen
in Tennessee.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-11-25

There are fourteen thousand six
huadrel sad ffty two more females
than maze ia~S6utb Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
cotton MARKers-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL sept 25-12:SO D. m-CotrOn quiet Mddlng
UDands lied. Mddhng orleans, 7l4d sales 1000 bales
including 1000 bales speculation ana Receipts
4J0 bales. all American. Futures plands Low Mddling
September delivery bSsa also 6l'1d.i do septem
and October delivery 62n dO October and November
6lTa2d and December delivery Ol5
December January delivery 6iad February and
March delivery 62zd do May ana June delivery 6Ss Fu
lures du.
LIVERPOOL. sept 252p m-Cotton-The sale OF the day
included 1850 bales American. FuuresU pnds, Low Mid
ding clause. March and Apr delivery 6slsd Futures closed
quiet.
BALTIMORE Sept. 2j-Cotton quiet Aldng. 'sc.. Low
MidnAng llc Good Ordinary O1c. net receipts none
5u3 bales exports cOasWse l3J Ddles sales JO bales.
stOcE. 1895
CHARLESTON. sept 25.-Cotion firms Middng II &c;
Mlddlna II rae. Ordinary. Ae
4sfD cOaswise, 3T5 bales ICOo bies
aO.STI
GALVESTON. sept 25.-COtton steady. Mddhng lie. Low
Bfddng lose. Good Ordinary. o7sci 2 1913
bales exports coastwse OIL bales sales 3U95 bales
stock 24.b5l bales
MOBILE sept. 25.-Cotton firm Mdllmg. lie; Low Mid
ding. O2c Good ordinary Jlfc, net receipts 1907 bales
36s bales exports coastwise 600 bales sales, 800
bales; 1881 Oaies.
NEw-OgLRASs sept 2j.-Cotjon steady Mddlmg. IL
2,772 bales gross 4O22 bales; l,5UO bales
4660l bales.
PHILADELPHIA Sent. % Cotton firm Mddling 12cs low
Middlng, Sci GOOD ordinary lose; net receipts 81 bales
gross - bales 3O6 bales spnnes 266 bales stock
2,Ol3 bales.
SAVANNAH Sept. 25-Cotton firm NGding. lies Mid
ding. lOLc Good Ordinary, Sac receipts 5sS7 bales
exports 4,3J3 sOO1 .ales;
ing 1000 bales stock, 3,602 bales
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

their earnings. Yet the market drars, and every
small upward reaction in prices n met with Tree
sales of stock. This 70 be accounted for only by
of two things. Either the speculation since last
May has fully discounted the prices that ought 10
rule with the existing conditions. and holders
generally accept m every favorable oppor-
tunity to realize the profits of that speculation or
the sellers OF stocks think that they see something
IN the future that will be likely to cause lower
prices. The effect is the same in either case-a
desire TO hquIdate and wait events. There are,
however. few special causes that affect some
classes of stocks. The unsettled condition OF tine
Southwest pool unfavorably affects the stocks of
railroads IN that part OF the country,
and disappointment to the condition
of the coal trade. which Il shown
by the cOmpany's agreement TO a suspension OF MIN
ing fer the first five working days in October
checks speculation in the coal stocks at their pres
ent figures. With these exceptions. there seems 70
be nothing in the way of lively speculation ex-
cepting the figures at which stocks selling On
the theory that there ~ top figure for everything
somewhere spectators seem 10 think top hgures
for stocks have been reached, at least for the pres
ent. The business in stocks for the week amounted
10 1439 422 shares against l34O, 900 for the pre-
cedlng week.
wEEkLY RANGE OF PRICES
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
LIVE STOCK MARKrrs-BY rELEGRAPH

ST LOUIS sept 26 Hoes -Steaiy and unchanged York
BaitmoTes S5 "a 80 Mixed Packing. 81 = "a
- Butchers 80 lO4S5 80 receipts, lluO head ship
mentS 8. 700 head.
demand but supply 10 head
shipments. LOO head.
SHEEP Quiet anu Unchanged receipts. 100 head ship
ments. l.. 90 head.
CHICAGO. sept 25- Hoes Receipts 5000 mead ship
7OaS5 10 ght "a g0GSj 20 selected Heavy at 20 40
as 60 all snii.
CArriE-Receipts. 200 shipments 600 Good Natives
steady and firm Common 10 Fair snip
Butchers - 2Udf2 30. stocKers az 251s2 70 Feeders
l30S3 Half breeds - 4UT3 - Texans ~ BO0-2 30
-IIEEP-Recepts 200 head rket steady Fair Good.
~ 7U3Sl Lambs, T26S2 % per head
23.t duh lower 10 sell Whoat quiet
fut steady, Mo- Amber 93 No. Red Winter 96G
ly0O0 bush. Shipments 100 bush Corn
dull No. Mixed, s3 n i39c. oats du and
D Rye duh No = 9Od32c Barley quiet but firm
795c da droOmng Shoulders. 540c; Clear
RID $500 quiet but steady Shoulder 620c, Clear
RID 925c Clear Sdes 81jc WhisKey unss ei at 81 90
Butter easier but not Qu0a0y lower sugar hrm hards
l0J, Hogs steady Common, -0st 30 Light ~ -
GS5 - Packing 81 s56S5 20 Butchers, 10 20 50 30
receipts. Zoo head. shipments $50 head
TOLEDO, sept 25.-W heat quiet No. White wabash,
0jc.. White Michigan 56iqc; amber Michigan, 97c
ber o. I2c.s December 9giqo.j Wabash 95A2c.
Rejected Red Mixed. 94c Corn dull HgA Mixed,
43c; q 4214c October 42olc; No 2 White 43ci Re-
jeced. 42i2c oats duh No ,, 324c keceips-Wneat,
lOOOO0 bush; corn, 10000 BUSH oars $1,000 bush ship
ments-Wheat 126O00 bush, Corn. 1900 bush oats 1000
bush.
DETROIT, sept 2f.-Flour quiet. wheat quiet Extra
White Michigan, 97c White Michigan. 9osc sep.
teInber 96 sc BID October 80 november. 80 20 Decem
Der 97c: No do 5sc.. No. Red Michigan, 97c. Corn
unchanged Oais unchanged. Recepts-FlUur, 1000 bbs
Wheat $1,000 bush Corn. 1OuO bushi Oats, 1000 bush.
Shipments-Flour. 1000 bDls.: Wheat. 900 bush
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SEPTEMBER q. 1880
Corn Anil and eaaIer M ? wegern
do. privarr rerps.

do privarc terrs Corn dul and easier no western @
Nshins dop@ Freight 70 New YORK by r1ilwhea &C.
Corn sc oats o,.c canal 5 corn &c
NO Red Winter 9lsd93c., No. Chicago srring
Corn s S 80. ca as oetoSsp %
c 9ss @Sr Snyemhe at @ % e ao s az ep Barley
dull woak and lover at Too Pork unsettled ana 0wer at
Lara s. 81 SscssR and october Soye.
her BnIk Meats steady and nnchanged Wnsksy 81 IL
MILWAUKEE, sept % Flour quiet. wheat-No Mwan %
september 5o sci October i'se Nc November No
no. no. & o onNo to- sc + e'' ase Rge o%e NO ss A
y g I S SS 5 S9Tng cash m c 20 oyenr
steam. 1910. cash ana october 2 s5c November Hogs
erp ana vsPia Estra % maneso sras
GS9d : S, do. caoce' s. S o. s1Fht ssssc so Penn.
9 9e Is 90 % m sc S % Part 90 y ss y aS
% per- 66 Corn Mea qales wheat rmep soutShrn Re-
prompt shg%saIs no 81 9O o. free 1 on =, boa board sss a
for lots OF No Red in elevator RyeNothing domg
Pennsyvana WserH and soathern Yeo@ track and
depot ,s wesen L0T ana q sh 1s % 90 do w6s S
52 the cargo rate Tor san Mixed prompt shipment 10 S2e
ao, GIsaSc No do 46S4o .c Mixed and Reects
S sa ne. Pn1 80 S Extra s Pms sees m 5os
t smoked M Hams II ole Do , in salt ana pickle osS
ssc shoulders 10 salt sSs.c 40 Pickle @ do s@oa
s37ao, do ButcheHs Loose &C. Butter hrm good
Creamery Extra s2o DO S.ood 10 Choice 2DSSlei Brad
Extra 22d2Sc do Good TO Choice, II 9l0c kelis wanted
ChOce here Pennsylvania Extra IO023c. Western He
Extra. 20G23c observation-disclosures. 23c Western
&c % s ta "a Cream lS BE- ee 10 wfsisn s m @
II Coffee rather Fair RIO 10 sc sugarFar
Good Refining MuscOyadOes. 72d1nsc Refined sugars
Cut Loaf 0Hse Crushed and Powdered. lobe; Gmn1la'
ted, l0isc. Mould a." 97sc: standard A. Jssc Feed
Bran Sl61si7 Whiskey-Western, 81 i3. shipments
= Wheat. ij7 .9s4 bush
ST. LOUIS, sept. unchanged. Wheat
dul Red Fall ~ and bid september 81 80
92Lc. October; 94094ac November y5lac. December
~ 7sc. al The year No. do, y 24Ssc No do. r3'fG
0}sac cash IS c October 3S54U335gc. Decem
her &C G29asc. December. Rye SIC. bid
Barley steadv Whskey 81 TO- Pork-NOpe offered Lard
n 20 Bulk Meats steady and unchanged Bacon lower.
Shoulders 6dGl5c Clear Rb. 0092 20ci Clear sides $50
dg6tc
WILMINGTON " C.. sepr 25.-sprft II Turpenne firm at
3c 81 20 for Strained and I'll rs for Good
firm 81 10. e Turpent hrIn II - ~
Yellow Dip Virgin. Coru unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

BALTIMORE Sept 25.Coiton dnll Middling II ssll DC
Flour quiet unchanged. WIeat--SOuiharn steady
Western steady AID hrm southern Ped, : Gsl O5 do
Ambrr sal - No Maryland. 81 IL No. Western
Winter spot ana september az 81 O8. gctober
UOisTst OGa; November. - O7s.I=l U74 Deceni,er
Os--r<t oS1s COrn--outh-rn nrTner
and quiet southern White, 5Be.. do Yellow. nomna .
Mix. snd september sos. 5Os,r. Ocobor
5Oe. djO7- November ~ &C bd oats and 1ui 4
sonhem. 81 a42c Westsrn White. 81 a42c.; a.. MIxed
gsd8sc RYE uiet erc. al o. Hay unchanged pro
visions uneha lged Butcr qnet Prime 20 Choics esfern
Packed, lS09jc. Eggs at 2pc r. rOiedm dnh and
unchanged Coffee dull hio carg)-s Or iiHnry 10 Fair
l3al5c. sugar qucts "A" soft, Wskry quiet al
Liverpool per unchanged Erceipt.
Flour, 1888 bbs Wheat. lzs,eoc bush; Corn. 23oI9
bush. oats 5,7z0 bush; Rye, 335 bust. Shipments
Wheat g5l3Z bushi Corn, 80, ,25D bush. sales-Hhsat
1921 bush. Corr. fA770 bush
BUFFALO sept. z5,- Flour quiet Wheat-salrs lo oo0
No Hard Duluth, seller this year 81 900 bush
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
The receipts and shipments ut and from Buffalo
Saturday were as follows:
BLINKING AND FINANCL1L
PACIFIC RAILWAY IMPROVEMENT co.

PACIFIC RAILWAY INPRONL LMENT co.
CIRCULAR NO, 3.
Nfw-YORK. September 90 1880.
The fifth instalment of 10 per cent upon subscrip~
tons for tho extension of the Texas and Pacific
Railway will be due and payable on October L. at
the office of Woorshoffer x Co., No. 81 Exchange
place, New-YOrk. Checks should be to order f. g..
Renner Assistant Treasurer.
PAYMENTS will be indOrsed upon the certificate,
and fifty per cent of the stock subscribed for will be
ready for delivery on that date.
G.. f. WOERIsHOFFER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
fost an0 fonn0.

7 OST.-Diam0nd ring, horseshoe shape lib
IL era reward will be paid 10 tho nnder Dy returning 10
6UcKINGaAN x HOTEL. 6Lh and 3OtLst
I OST or STOLEN.-Bank.b book NO 94: o2J
Of the C;srman aynes The fndor holder Of
sDs book "a sauosied 70 deliver 20 The bank not re
before October M sSe application S be made FOR
book
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
Hllsrcllaueous.

DRUsHES OF every description at 3l5 Pearl
II ~ oppe@ite slip ali articles at lowest prices
' trIIN X HOPPEL Manufacturer and Impor rter
NOR SALE.-Two one-inch wire ropes, each
.ion1 i7s feet IN length Apply al eoanng OF The
Tribune.
J1RENCH GOLD WALL PAPERS, % cents
- ,oiI Fine Paper II Gold window Shades 81
er ar Carpets on Cloths 30 cents per yard Houses
fsA'''e~ III Hudson. at, above Canal
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

LIVERPOOL sept. 25-Pork-Pnme MSss-Easteru hrmer
at II. Western. a. Bacon umberand cut,
dun a. Short Rib hrmer - Long Clear
steady AZ short Clear steady ut 45 od. Hamsi.Ong
cat. dull 32 Beef-IDna Mess.
~ Extra Ness. steady 80; Prime Ness duh
81 81. LaTtPrIme Western dull AZ f3 Ialiow-Pume
CITY steady az 35 Iurpenune-sprts steady 3D. Rosln
-COmmOn. steady at o. Fine hImer al 10 sd. Cheese
American 81. Oil steady IL I.
Four-kxtra steady at y 6i Wheat-No. l. White.
dull Ia. sprlng. No. =. dull at sSd. New Wm
Western. duh at sd New southern Winter. duh AZ
lOd COrn-Mlxed, duh al 4 IL ri. CotrOnseed OIL
YeUOw American, market. kOsin-tOmnOn. Lon
don. steady TurpeDune. Spirits London, steady
LONDON Sept $3.50 m-Calcutta Linseed. 53 or.
Refined Petroleum. elsd per gal Linseeh OH, 42oU&Zo
spirits OF TuTpentine % per sugar, 20 Cd u
q for cuba Mnscoyad0 Fair Refining. afoat-
sept. 2J.-PetTOIelm. y francs for fine pale
American Wicoxs Lard closed t ~ Il francs 100 kos.
BREMEN. Sept. 25--PetrOcum 10 marks 50 piennIgs
HAyRE sept 21.NleoXs Lard closed 80 francs per 80
kilOs.
LONDON WOOL SALES.
LONDON sept Wool sales chiefly
N-wZeaaDd aud New south aie- sold bddiDgs
brisk price, r t. ts close out of 2oe 900 bales
during This ell sold $4,000
Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
CLOSING PRIoEs or Bosrox srocKs.

titY I'm tons OF each article cleared on the canals
from the 14th September to the 22d of September.
inclusive. 1879 and 1850:
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
PETROLEUM MARKET
EuRlpEAN MAlINrs.

OIL CITY Penn, Sept 26-Crude oil quet trhe better.
United Pipe certificates opened at 80 &c closed
DT5c.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth River. Vessels mi Rri~)ris.
SATURDAY Sent oJ 1880.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
financial.
OFFICE or rne sILvER f.Lgr

| OFFICE of rfiR SiLvgR fsLgr !
| CONSOLIDATED MISyO AND LANDS CO.fASf(
| ez Brosiway, Ngw- YORK. sept IS 1917
| NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
s 5 Sssy y sa oe or
nent Of dollar share payable on me eTst aag o.
stipulation endorsed tneir share ceftifafe
failure 10 pay without remedy Interest at ne rate on
annum wiz be allowed on payments made pfior
10 lst November - - -.
~ B-Remittances for Contributors shond seeomps
MED WITH the Certfcste Of soes that pymen may be sc'
tecepts will ee returned for attachments To GER
registered for this Company to No.
The above notice u issued pursuant n Resolution ~
Directors passed July 10 10 provide means for OPERATING e
Or me rich miners snee aseoyered and now benx en-.
developed cannot be realized time % provide roe
call EDWAGD LEARNkD
NewYork September IS. 1880.
DARTIEs DESTROYS OF DEALING ~
i STOCKS
van - HoWEs z SoSPxSY II WalLst.. y. p
business whSsr large
rTO CAPITALISTS OR OPERATORS.
600 LOTS BULKHEADED WATERFRONT,
Free Oh a. sS YoGNo 4 20 H1chansepac
ITO THE BONDnOLDERs Of the UTAH
hEsShT efySs Ssg$EsEs
P%NT hsTs asen s proceedings % rscoss tho orss
An agreement od u the propery for the bondhoder and
appoint Trustee for that purpose has eeen signed by largo
who have YET the DO .ehy
OF NEw-YORK, at No. IS Broadway, New York CitY.
ComDaDy be used Dv trustee ne Of ,he
payed seyssment ana rcsvs Bepo.s nocps traassrso,
by Endorsement signed by SAID Trust Company
company 20 leave Their bonds Tor examination &C. and 70
eeive their certificates the following day ptsuop
Trustees OF Mortgage Of Utah Western Railway Co
NRw-YoRz. July 2S A. D.. 1851
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
Graies ano fcnoers.

YI,HE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
Low AND HALF Low CRATES.
BRASS OPE. FIRE PLACES.
nth Audrons Crates ior wood or coal Brass
49, FendeTs Fire Sets and Coal liods
NINTON'S TILES 10 great variety wholesale and retail
Eststnafos given architects and builders 90
~" j.. CONOVER & CO..
NO. ob5 Canal ST. \ ew- York
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

The follow NJ were the rccspts and shipments AT
and from Chicago and Milwaukee Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
Gorses. Carriages, Garness. &c.

COR SALE.-TO close an estate, fine brown
mare about l5Aa bands handsome eoupe, Rockaway
iiucd &c Will be sod low Can be
er at EY BROS stable No. II East 27tst Applyto
- oRcuAKD No. Ia Erankforts, J. NJ. RIDLEY,
No 3G peekm
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
1879 1880.
Third Sept. s235.5li s292.OO0 Inc s594s6
Jan 22S,7S+ s32sOOO Inu 20S5, ,2O6
FLINT AND PERE MARQUETTE.
1879. 1880
Second week in sept. s22.37l s324lS Inc. sl0047
Jan sept. l4.-----7zB,1Ol lO3l.JD7 Inc. 32 G96
INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT NORTHERN.
1879 1890
second quarter Of sept.-S42.i2 IS - $50 s5425
jan sept l6-.---..-S1S0t7 l,OuS.s54 Inc. 63s57
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA.
1879. 1890
Second week in sept....-$5l9i3 s64.I4s Iuc $4,000
Jan sept. ls...--.....O55OI 62y,7lt Inc. J2sO7
MISSOURI KlNsAs AND TEXAS.
1879. 1880.
Third OF Sept sSJ.l72 Ss6.7jO Dec. 81 22
sept q .2Oo2 733 2oV1.S6B Inc. S45.233
LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN.
1879. 1880.
First week in sept---.--..sl7s63 s226s9 Inc sAs26
LOUIs AND SAN FRASCIsCo.
1879.
$4,000 SCI. 900 Inc. $4,000
10 sept 2l.-..---s sboabI I.IsOvos Inc. s-350l
MOBILE AND OHIO.
1879. 1850.
Three weeks in sept t.s9s.4g6 sl16.6g7 Inc sa2 POI
Inc TeceiDts OF flour ana gram az the principal
Atlantic ports this 25th day of september were:
.4tsE
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

rI,HREE PAIRS FINE GELDINGS.
i pair l6 hands. BAYS years
PAIR l55. hands BA 8. . and years
pair lJss hands, BLACKS. q years
All we'll bred sound both single and double no white;
6ne names Iails excellent. active and
ended sell either pair az moderate
Drce Box 81, +. o., Great Harrington, MASS
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

For the week. Closing. No.
--i- -i--S---- shares
Hight Lowesrsep. 20. sep. ls. sold.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27

wEKkLr RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-27
filming.
Alta MONTANA COMPANY.
RARCELoNA MINING COMPANY,

II NlE- COUNTY, NENADA.
Onice ll5 Broadw ny. New YORK.
Incorporated under the laws the OF New York.
Capital S5OO0Oru 100000 shares of OF
Fun paid and unassessabe
President. David c. Ferris; e-President,
ance, Managing Director. W. F. Leon: Secretary, E. d.
Barnes Trustees DAVID C. Ferns. a Severance, n Y.
" r. Leoh Belmont Nevada John p Jones u. = senator
Nevada; II. SNnings. 1880 Pearst, New York; samuel j.
bnrreil 40 Boadst NewYork; Mm L. Fag.er Supervisor
Albany Co.. y Y superintendent Of mines w. f. Butor;
Comp9ny's Bankers, American Exchange National Bank
Regisu Of Transfers, Union Trust Company Newly Yok.
(pmpanYs counsel. Holmes and Adams