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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08
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ALTA MONTANA COMPANY.


ALTA MONTANA COMPANY.
capitai. e5ooO0on sharos $40 olcl. Unasse5aa'le.
otFICERs-PrcSldeni. ". W. Wck9 N.co-PreAdent
Michael STOW: Secretary. T. =. Brooke
DIEFCrOEs-W.W. Wickes \. :. Barnes Aianson Trlsk.
T. NJ rnc!ann. ,ichac snow. NeSfofk S. Iaassr colo
S''"''''' o ,'i' 10 AND Is WALL STREET
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders
vii be hod AZ he ~ JAMES H0IlI+ New.lor6. tie
IN oisErrErDbR 1880 At Il "a a I n Secretary.
BARCELONA MINING COMPANY,
ID NYE COUNTY, NEVADA.
incorporated anSel ~ iie sac OF New York
CAPITAL II Q3gc2 esases Of che pax va 10 Of So
President Dsyd Isr%; y f,r5ssdsntr AZ ssvI5-
Bene trustees Gayl G I's j. seyeTapeo M W
Nevada; n Winnings aY Pear IT, HeT rk samuel j.:
bnrel 70 BloIes N,wn VIZ Kafrd
Company, Bankers hncican Exchange NatiQna l5auk;
c aSSs5i5F % coaa sii Holmes and ADAMS
pONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING co.
Capital o3o,nn SHARES. . ca'h. unaqse:.a BE.
rTs;ldeni; "; VI WIcK d9x Eyce-pro''dent MICHAEL
ES aHS.F GIcHAEPsoN, Gc E9 r.
SNOW or AHsw.Yors. cor bEas Montana
fO' p"'''O'''iI G AND Is Wall Street
COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
coTac Genital 3rGaa Saps an sSek oo9G s y
IiHct New.T ofk cT Register Farmers Trust
Company. President, Pau Lichiensein; Wee President
Horn. Baltzr secretary ana Treasurer Albert krOhn;
Assistant Secretary Paul o. d'Eserh'1y Manager In COZ
orado. George W. liali
COPPER KNOB MINING co.
~ MJNHS GAP GEEK. ASdE CO. u
capital stock. S50OOJO Shares, I'll can
Peeisirars OF Stock. Mining Trust Company
@. p. Flint, Presienti VIM Brandrete, NlcefFesdeht
and TREASURED. Edwin Il. Milford. SecreLlrr.
X. NJ. Eamrs. VI. r., SupeIinteniont
OFFICE OF COMPANY. ~ BROADWAY. y. y
CROWELL GOLD MINING COMPANY.
~ Mines. Blesville, Stany Co, y. O. $500
CAPITAL, S5OU,OJb SHARES, 81 EACH:
Registrars Of STOCK Union Trust Company Of Now York
G. r. FiINT Presdeuf f. X. MCC ARrY, Vice Pres.
VIM BRA DRtTH. Treas. T. HALL. jr. Secretary.
L. A. Brdsal and r. Elmes superintendent.
Office Of Company. 81 Broadway, New-forK.
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CLOSING PRICES OF. rBlLA osLpHIA sroyys.


The illst figures to-day were not materially
different fIom yesterdays Closing prices. but tho
advance FIR the special favor'tes which imme-
diatcly followed the opening sharp and
rapiL Northwest rose from 1861 to 100.
IT. Paul from 92ls to 03ia. Lake
Shors from il04 TO III. Michigan Central from o.
to 97s, and little later Erie from 4Oi2 TO ILL.,
The market generally did not respond to the nd
vances made by the stocks namrd further than to
hold stead or make small gains which were meas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08

In London British consO1s arc TIC hlgher AT JI'5
for money and unchanged at 9734 tor the account.
United States bonds are firm As at 1O6ls, and 4i2s
and As each at 114ls. American railway secu-
rites responded to YESTERDAY better prices IN the
to 93la Atlantic and Great Western hrsts were 4
higher at II. Illinois Central ga higher at 1l9Si.
Pennsylvania l. higher at 81 Reading higner
nj LII and Central and Hudson L higher at 137
after being 1873. Bar silver is quoted 1l6 down
at 529sd. per ounce. In Paris. French 3 per cents
to 25.3712 francs to tho +.
Messrs. Robert GleDdinnng & Co.. bankers, OF
Philadelphia. in another column announce their re-
mova 10 their new building, No. 3O3 Chestnut-St'
The Philadephia papers describe the structure,
which is entirely occupied by the firm, as model
for its convenience and accommodations tor the
business Tor which il is intend ID. Me,srs. Glen
dnn,ng's office is connected by private wire with
fine office of Messrs. j. Ii. DAVIS 81 Co., of this city.
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are
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Bnllion ynlucA at SCOOP 10 was received from

Bullion valued at S2O,O72 - was received from
the HIues yesterday. 49,
Coppcr Knob yes erday declared Il dividend OF
rcr cen. Oh he capital stock, payable september
% Transfer books close on September Is and re-
open on September -, ~ 80 ~
for the last two weeks OF August was j,2O3 ounces
of gold bullion, vain d at about Ss6,5O0 This
makes over S144.OOO for The month OF August, or
SIG 900 more than for July, which showed the
largest production OF any mcnth up to that date.
The Robinson Consolidated yesterday declared a
dividend Of 30 cents per share, PAYABLE September
private dispatch received III tbs city Yesterday
from "A gentleman who Is fully informed concerning
the actual condition OF Cbrysolite and Lt;e Chief.
saws: Daily has sent his resignation as mana ger
of the Little Chief to the president OF the company
by mail AT the present rate OF extraction, ChrysO-
lite will be exhausted i'll three weeks. Little Chief
Will lie completely played out III ten days"
Beverly H. keIm. formerly general passenger
agent of the Kansas Pacific Railway, is en-
gagged IN inning III Marguerite Basin III the san
Juan country. lie rs the principal owner OF several
OF the richest properties IN that section, ana is push
ING development work ON several OF hs claims.
DuIing the week ending August IS. the Bulwer
CONSOLIDATED shipped to san Fiancsco Sl3, OG0 %.
Tie Ralston rou,h drift 3Oo-!evcl Is now III
43O feet and the ledge - 2 feet wide. The stone
wall urii l0Olevel is III tom tho west c:oss-cut 40
feet, aud the ledge 3 feet WIDE. The lalsIon north
drift 4OO-.evel is 80 feet and the ledge IL feet
wide.
The salient features Of the refort of thc
Standard Consolidaicd for the week ending
August 2s, Just received by mail. Were gwen
in lHE Tribune dispatches ci August 81.
The superintendent ot tie Unlon Consolidated.
Of Bodle reports for the week ending August 20
that the shaft was down "a icef. The Indications
were growing more Favorable dcp,h was at
tanned.
Latest adyiccs from the BTrcc.ona aye 20 the eff
that 30 to 100 tons, winch viii i"Ii 800 Ia 500
per on be shipped i once To Eureka Inc fIs,-
class ore III the noii level cont urs rs good us
The walls perfect. AID the le"Ge solid. averaging
over feet wide Wok Is beng pushed forward
vigorously with the object Of opening up breast OF
ore 900 feet in length, and cutting the bonanza
believed to exist IN tine north incline.
During the last week ia August the Boston and
Colorado Smelling Company ut ArGo. near Denver.
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PRINT CLOTH MAkh r. l.

FAIL rryrR Mas. sept. THE Printing Coth markee
ha, been quiet IN demand aud though saes hs very 'der
", anon ION ,re steady Ia 1T 3sc Tor bs%qnaes and
Az or COZ coihs sstnies reluctant sellers AZ
thoac a. urrs
HAVANA Markets
u,v,y, sent spanish goiI. 22i Sd-2 y Exchange
and suxat uouimallv h1ngcl
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SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES
sAxFRAycrsco. Tuesday, Sept. :, 1880.
TpY TrIrCIAPU TO THE TRIBUNF. I

San FRANCIsco, Sept. THE law requiring min
inc companies to make statements OF their hnanciai
condition on the first Monday of every month was
generally complied with Yesterday. The condition
of the prlncpa! mines is as follows, fractions being
omitted Consolidated Virginia bullion on hand.
sos I4l sui jcct TO discount There was an over
draft of 1886 OF at the bank; California S1G.740
cash aud S132. $50 in bullion Union Consolidated,
S5O2Ij casa; Mexican. S10.4S0; Best ana
Belcher ia. GJ2 Gould and Curry: $30S; Chol-
lar. %2J Isl; Bullion, $i.757 lbills payable,
S215 900 Julia. $l4.37S bills paw
able. $4,000; Ward, S42,279; Excheq-
mer. S17.OlI: Consolidated Imperial. So, 049;
Challenge. $GG11; North Bonanza, S9,3s |;
Cajrdouia I4,2G3: silver Hill. SS.041
Northern Belle actum cash balance, $1G3s /;
Standard Consolidated actual cash baIancc),
GiG5297; Bodie CoDsolidated, 81 .03f; Mono,
SI2GG7: Summit. Z 800; Bechtcl, T2,OG9: Black
hawk, SO $50; Grlud Pre-. S29.25S cash, and
500 2gZ IN bullion Navajo. Sl9,17s; Argenta,
So III: Independence. g. Sl3: Belle Isle. Sl7 6s7.
The following companies had Indebtedness sep
t,mber : Olhir $20,GG1; Utah, f9.202 Justice,
SI4O7I: OoeIrIan. 1872: Al.sha, S7115; Sierra
Nevada IS l,Ol7, of which T7l 500 was due the
Union Consolidated Company a. balance of bullion
extracted sou.h of the line between the mines
Hale and N0rcroSs. 27,GOl: POtOsi, 3D. 1876
Buwcr. $40 9o7; Metallic, - .G0j.
IuCsON. Arizona. sept. 7.-BHllon shipments for
August from Globe T3G, 700.
The new sntller OF tie san Aayier Mining and
Smelling Company started up on september l. and
worked most satisfactorily, bnt slight ace ident
compe led i. 10 shut down. II will be moving again
i'm few DAYS. Several new bodies of ore have been
discovered by the use OF the diamond drill.
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TINED cA1.r.-2:3O O'CLOCK p. NJ.

AMERICIY MINING STOCR EXCRlyGE SALES
FRET cALI-1O:3O O'Clock An
ALTO Chrysoll;c silver Nugg'. Battle creek
800 .. SO 500 SO. b. loo .FS ltO..- - ,
. % -. g. Columbia Con. iOu...... o. 200 80
SOo 40 200 2T5 100 $500. 81" Hukill
california Durango il0n. be. 90 lVo- -
200 1900. b2J Is 1000 hYO 30 luu.-. 80
Clirysolitc Crowen Troelaud parbcc & W r
800 ~ 50. 100 ~ IL 1Oo.,...... - lUO..-.-... 4 .
100. bio So 700 -..-" "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-08

BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS And NORTHERN
1879. 1880
Fourth week In August. $.j69' $5l43o Inc S353aa
January August 81 ssio4l l,2so'95' Inc 4oi-oo
CENTRAL PACIFIC.
1879 1880
Month OF August 457 81 .ss5O0O Inc. s52S i43
January to August ~. lOS70O9J ZliOq Inc l,-'e9'o
CENTRAL AND nUDsoN. n
1879. 1850.
,,o,, n, ,urst - ji6 90 20 Ol2 NJ Inc SAG as
Oct to kug3l I'll ,i,i 201 5hl1j2,j Inc 4'OIO'9
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE.
1879 1850.
,,,, roo. &, suru.t 81 a 500 S247 COZ Inc slO9092
",,', IN Aucu.t l 3 400 j2J 5t45SSD Inc. 1883 80
MINNEAPOLIS AND 81. LOUIS.
1879. 1851
...., ,.o, in ,uyrst s7si4 sI4.2i4 Inc $500
January / TO August 81. 26O.O71 1891 Inc l55s3-
the rcceip:s ot tl,ur ana gram a. the prlnc!pu
Atlantic ports THIS 7th day of September were:
SEW orE
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| ONG BEACH, l.. |.
On KAPELMEIsTER sCnEEINERS ORCHESTRA
NJ TWO GRAND CONCERTs DAILY
TUEO. HOCH. the Greatest Of CGrne PLAYERS.
IL EieN on Of The First Soloiss OF Vienna and Berlin.
- Trains leave hunters Point and FlathUshavc.. Br0)R
y lvn Iy-5:35to:O0 80 lOG0, 400 l:3'. 2: 50.
l3O $3.50. 4p 3hJ:JO J:5O. 500 100 500 amt lOlO pm
m Leave East 3itlst. ferry u minutes earlier East Ith
III At ~ minutes earlier and James slip except SUNDAYS
81 minutes carrier.
Annex II East River ofPne st. daily texcep
Suudavs)-13n 500. %: a. l0:3U 2O. 40. 3lO3:i0.
lf.lO. J:ir. $40 j:Io AMI $40 IA.
I Returning leave Long Beach-7:3j. SO. $40 1903
l.O5 lb, POS 2t5, SO5. AGO. boo 800 7:O5 500.
..Oj $50. 1909 lI:0j y.
ROUNn TNIP, HI NIEgs POINT. 30 CENTS.
IIATBU Sli AVE-. BKOOhLIN. ~ CENTS.
". VI. LAFFAN.
General Pd~Sru Ter AGENT.
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OfCnr6lou5.

Frs;class passenger and egsut con
vey passengers pier Brighton Hotel and West Bi1gh
Coney Island tt- road in six m inutes tx
curOD tickets 90 single fare IS Children be-
tween twelve and fOur halt fare
WcstCOtt Express Company VIII cheek baggage 10 and
from Brighton Beach and residences New YORK ana jersey
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-01-23
Kansas Natural Lime.

Among the natural prodncts,
some OF them possessing very pc
culiar characteristics, which the
young and growing state Of Kan
sas contains, is a singular sub
stance, lying in very considerable
beds, and called, "Kansas native
lime" 1t is Of u beautiful white
color, and of very iine-grained
texture. il is soft, smooth, and
readily made into II plastic con-
dition by the admixture Of suit.
able quantity of sand and water.
The mortar thus made up. has
seemingly identical qualities TO
to tho best mortar as made from
superior lines selected from kilns
where the lime rock which had
been employed for burning had
been Of the very purest nature.
The native lime ia n sort of
whitish ana pure white clay, lying
disposed tavorably in beds more
or less horizontal In their position.
The great pseudo.line beds or
of calcined lime rock are geo.
logical phenomenon. They arc
difficult to account for in any plain
Or obvious manner. They have
II close resemblance in their phys.
ical condition and looks, and in
their feel and touch, and in thor
action when mixed to form NOR
tar, to the best mortars made in
in the usuSl ways with the very
best limee. Can it be possible
that some of tho unknown laws of
electro magnetism and OF terrcs-
trial magnetism which cause Ger,
tain motamorphisms to occur in
metalitcrous beds, arc likely to-
DO discovered as the laws also
which Get the elements at work to
alter the chemicals conditions Of
this singular limerick strattica-
Chicago Times.
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Thr udyybtt pi tfese nnes are:
l. II the p5sstLgVr T.. toeut - ;lnd from any
uoiut H. NE tuttlu west and NprtG-west, he can
Inv his tirket VIA sumc ouc of this cempoty'-
lines aud ac surc OF reaching his destination ny
ii OF its connections.
> The grtatrF latt n the liHc- arc laid WIN
Steel i;uiiS II, rla1 0cd y perfect,
y ITS tbs SG0tte-, ilus between all impot
TAFT puiAtS
house Ntr BraLr, Niirl's Platform aud ceRp
lees ami the ilt-l improvements TOT comfort
safety aau csfNea-s "a s..
the cclehWtgd Pou1nsa hot i cars between
CHICAGO and Comet BHHs.
G. IL is the only rl6A tNuHre tha Pama
Palace Sleeping ears Valer Syny between Chicago
and 81. raul. hrcen l!ay creep nj Lat'rosse.
Wnnoua. Dubuque. Neurc4ui Milwaukee.
. No rnad offers cqud facilities N number
81 through Trans eqnHed " III Pullman palace
Sleeping cara
s. II m4kes CONNECTIONS WIN all lines cross
in9 at intermediate pu1tts
The popuait4 81 thesg lt1r- q steadily III.
erCasing aAt pJsNtN-e shaHld consult lheit
interest by pulsuas fH4 firN Il wa .Bis Jue
Tickets uNcl t5tt- fMt5a $40 SOIL hy al coupon
ticket agents lu tUa Ufabyu States aud Canada~
Rrinemher, Nuu an hr yaGr ticket VIA til
Chicago Il NuitG-Weeltru Railway, au, tai
none other.
For Information Folders. Maps, Sc. not oh
taiuahe At the home ticket ofce. address ANY
agent ofthe company or
General Pass. Agt., Chicago, HI.
MARVIN HUGnIrr,
General Manager. Chicago. Ills. KIN IS
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It's application.
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MUS T ANe.s;

ovcrthc solitary plains. tnihetn'I
prince, and the woodcutttr Mt-ft ia
his foot with the axe.
Ii cures Rheumatism wl:cn ~ U'.,,
applications tail.
This wonderful
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Taken Up.

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right hind foot white. No particular marks
pay charges and take said stray away
FELiX MoCABE.
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PLATTEvILLE DIVISION.
Illinois Central II. r.

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MEXI(S 1.

Mustang Liniment
II penctratcs muscle, rsTE'"'r"
tissue, to the very bone, banishHa y
and curing disease with II power l.
( never fails. Ii IL II medicine tuvt,c' 4
everybody, from the ranchero, l,.ie !.
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.XOTIGE..

The undersigned woold respectfully INFORM
he public that he Il prepared to cry psolie
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Point every SATURDAY, All orders left at Saas
Meals butcher sh0p or at the Democrat Vm0e
will reccivetprompt attention.