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, 1880-11-23


spteta' Dt'rdseh tn Tat Chteaao Tribune
nay Cry, Mtch., Nov, :s.-Tho bargo my
City, which wont ashnrc Mt Eric md was
wrecked, wns ow1.cst ly Shepnr.l Il I,rther, nf
this city, md Ilsslre fur sg.500 ahe WIS lilttt
In mi us brig. 1ta'' OFT board :toa tons coal.
Nows OF tho brcnktng lip Of tho 13Gtlo Cross'
tow reActcl hero to-.,ny.
sfury yoascls hnye Rnnn into winter quarters.
tTEMH Fnt,M MILWAUKEE.
Special Htspatth to The Chteaeo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. :0.-Tho stcan-bnr9e Mary
jnrccki. FROM Escanaln., wis tho only urriyal
to..lny. She wns l,uavity iuct.
Is t!tscrrilct by her owners, M tho vessel only
eIs tp risf5s sg,',n MSss xo ;nt"y aay :yG tna r,
rr5'Ercss ICY M % r. tho Menonlnco Mining Company fur
o,KlIy uvurhaulrt this winter, bulh IL l,il! A,ll
i1!lchtnrry. lfcr boilers Will be raise1 and
plAccd iipott tho inatu sleck.
CnSCERStS4 LDsT nAR0Es.
Special Dlsp1teh Ia The Chtcupo Tribune.
EAST sAatNAw. Mich. Nny. sa,.-Thc barHn
Little .1ake. which brnko ttose frt,ni tho 1lullo
Cr,ss, tuw on ;, i.ikc Erie Saturday night. Is
ats.i worth ri S;.TD. ~ Ao - o0'' ~ '''' '''''
;. Tho bnrge Wesley, which wont ashore Mt Eric,
oi thls Ill., ve lie os " s t n n"t o insrea ste;s
4 CAPTAIN CEssuItED.
Sptetdl Dhpateh to 7fs Chtanao 1ftbnne.
ENIE, r., NOV. s:s.-Tho actipn Of Cnpt. Dom
nhaninnng tho thnn tarves ruporte Wrecked
yesterday, mud not Informing tho authorities ct
thor critical ss % %So'.,t!on. n sGseresy Gosntud
!i0lisB VIII contain cetlsuruus rcnlnrks concorn-
Ing TD!o'A conduct
CuI.11SHwoon'g CONTRIBUTION.
Spteiit Dispatch to Tie Chtcaeo 1riht.nt
cor1.iSt,wsn1n. Nov. a,.-Tl,o weather afnco
Saturday nftcr,lu,l has heen Intensely cul!,
WIFI stronK soMtl,.ys*s a,n md s!,'y ,lurries
, 1880-11-23
The MATCA.BOND CASES,
Ono SGT Of Them on Hearing Be.
fore Judge Blodgett.
Tho Opening Speeches Made, and Testi-
1nony for tho Prosecution Begun.

o" ..s't'o' r".t - "..e's ~. .o ~ ,t..,,
Mey cnllcd mp No. hs' Inc c'sn Of tho United
S!1ts s''. w. Hn"sics ~. mm'eeF' @ Ar.cy -. i"!!'
Mi!'lhth H. NeeP W ~ Ell,t!t' afta 1nconor" i.
Elt'H1t, eBhrRcHW WIN coils'FllR III ueRt INC tht-
crt,ucnt nut of nin,lit fa;ICUO wnrth pf nnteh-
anTnn,1n,,,s ,vor,, nj III ~ hor1 cx"nnt Wbn.,"r
,"h,e sn,, j." .,',t ~ ~ .n 'r.,',,,, ~ ~,
rhv 'cy out n 81 .e cr q, w.
t,"rrcst, I or % thls cItr. nn5 inro pnv.iso,,. @ of
l'hfayct9o' I'LL. Tho sImco bc'i''1'' fno ruling
wns uccl1ried lii pnrt BY some OF those who
WILL VII! hasc chance defend themselves Gives. lnotnor
tho Investigation Is !nf.lr,'. 4 4 1Ro Davidson.
rlthor unexpectedly ant some,vhat late in tic
,1uy his purpose to aiYuo
Mor'nS 10 QuARH.
Cen Gen. Leake referred TO sho s'donncss Of this
s,sr on tho 9rt Of Tho defense. aud the GENTLE
s. nt", .,n"ad ,., ~, n,, .,,
s s' 1.s n tn s % ,nn % s,r'ot w. a
w na.oa os1 to % The annt IN s"1Ft bs} os ss e
s sna WIS ,'oso,cd mainly to m attempt T. show
clcnt clcnrnc.s tho 'ncans to accomplish tho ob-
.,"", ~ 49, ,,,ns.' .."r,. ,,sn,,,, .,,o,. us
,s r ~ 11 ~ ,,to 'GtS at M & W. .,,. .
hs fh, ,ttn,nnt @ tnlsc,, at"Gccr ,ynas.tr,sv sv
sR tic i% "s M H. 5Jp es @ " "ysr tan
nis, > .,,t t,ttv IN, @ yo,,n, :. ~, t,9 uMu.
i,., n1 Wy Ky ,as at 1, 5n,a M.
,,"vt hnf n,r w"s .sn.n" ~ ~ 'uo '"''e0 W." tAo
'3|" ' '"' ~ 'e Nv ''oN w
sacuhiSd 'ft'hY.
One man was challenged ptrc1nptorify by tho
government MI the strength Ut iao atatcincnt
flint ile Ind hM,t!c,l sotnr of thasU very nlutchrs
prosecution. Atother wus chalic,ipc,l for el,,ao
i,y thp. defense. III, tho a,ln,iss!ou TINT hs Ind
formed IN Impression 0f the t'efetMInt1ts gt,ilt
at tho time, md still retilnctl TINT iI,e.aslnn to
o. hcGTlnh Gxiesit. Stli! slhaaher Wns ferehptnrl!y
~ @ @ ~ w H. ~ ~ ssa1eent tnns
~ J.. @ "u tt - tI @ ,,. @ H. ttc anoHn
Uc U m"9 trri,,e, ~ 's "r "t hn ~"
% Mr. isee;l, IL EccsnK 10 hsvu iii lin uxc..s.,i for
WV sro,x wor x @ lt'e wes 1Ss to Gort VIZ na
r AvHe, !, ho ,I ~, ~ snt ~ "H
,m~ ',f ~, hooks TIn HIT ~ n, lsrt,at n
% M.s ~ .s;.1 a,,u sHs. - ~ tmu 3Mryt ~ s mRI.Gu
HT, W,'I,,, M IT, ,s @ nerssha:
;nt ai. 4o.n"r W,Gf t'aw a,, iKe, i1f, 'n,nes @ =
W tnspGi1 % .a. H. l.. ~. SUM- I..JMH non, T.
o," !, 'Gy ,' Ill.,, ~ f. l1.r,., !LNs. y: :,, a.
, IL. =. - ~ W. r, w. & =. ntt"M.t. Mey
"cFH Hu!s EaAtlutEu 'ut " teltu !u9 newspaper
, 1880-11-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

OF liz Hasiwav,s iii ustuClt.l1ul il. Il: T. he!nG
dies thnu thu base sud worthless ilnttat tfsijpfk
them, Al therv asa Fass ltHsn!ssas' md I'd
81 Fs De s9ss saa saa ~ oa 1bs; you buy
, 1880-11-23
RADWAR's READY Un11nS
DIR. RADVvAY's
SARSAP APARIL[,IiN
RESOLVEN1r
THE GREAT BLOOD puRJFIFp
Changes us Seen and Hall
they Dnily y Occur, Art. ~
CT Using IL Few
Doses.

]. Good Spirits, disappearance ~
i;Hu t;r. s,,;, ,n1Sy !',,sr1sa icrease and arS;ucas
:. Strength Increases. appctlte tmnr,...
;ah inF ishnt ~ tI'.,rr sor crtrtutions ~ et.
e Gfaah. % Ehk! digestion. enlm MIL unI!.m,s1ef ms1ef
elGcth awnkGn frt:tll ntld vixurltis """'ssafbed
IL Disappearance nf sItltB, hIi,trbcs ,,,
the skin loaks. citar md hcntthy. tha hp,mples;
ehts,xett , lr .ts tr! md eoy nppsnr,naass nras
freely frnm tho bladder thr0Iuh Th.ee ~ rnats
wltl.t l''tn Or HcaldlnY; lttic Or M sc,fth,t
no PHI, sta,Gc; ar T;s1k,,s,; Ix,In;,,n ''''Acnt
9iicfGy nf involuntary wenkrnlnv ,,i.nS, nS !te.
Gf nflictcd In that wnyl, with Crrtmintv tvSctfsxa ~ xa
',,ansnt @ c'lrc: Increased strength cshIM,tf, Mt
et E, thS tgnr ..gts ,,rs. aa ctoa harmony -.
&. fGlt,w tit!Rp IN the whlto If thn or,,
tno sw.tftny, satlr0n nntrnraMc uf iha ,IIS H.
cna'Ec,' h." :" s,tes Gssr, lss: and hylthy cor.
lungs Dr tut,grglps will rriixs wr,at etaated
expcctnrattnT freely tho tough h|eKto Or ,uro,,
th"t th ts or HUNT hea: III n's"s sSs 'ea taa = sxip
co,tRh; general Increase nt strength t,r'a,y9 .!
the eystGm; slnpptKo nf nIght-swcuts ind aIr. nIu.
G I,M tsta,tEs sso,'icrs ~ wakncss W., x tho sks
cs,tIa. stse Of suftatation. ilas tnahn, sn1 w.!
nArt'kya1n 0f cottEh n lying down Or nrisins sa ~
ta0 mn;1n'S, ~ thGsn distressing symptom
Xs asy M sfte% iGy 'iayy as'gS5 ths GhssApAn111,,u
taken new sKlS OF returning health viii anncs.s. -
,;ss, " tmo UP, npToses y purity Anl strcsstt
del":!ts, n'nlcs tunnts,, sHnenra huri iSRInu,
etc., lH resolved nwhy, md thu u,s1na a"I, ,,nGs
builslsi and healthy: ulcers. fevor sorpg. chrnrs
8. III ctscs Whcto tho sysiHIn has bran .,,,
Sted. and Mercury. Quicksilver, Corrosive sns. s,i
iimnte hive acc!ltnulntnd md becrmu ,lcposIttd
o1nos, ricketts,. slnnl curvatarcs, contatttonss 1ms
wilitv awcllnFs, vnrteoac vcins cts, tho sSiI. I.
BAPAltiLLlAN will resolve nway these tlennttt,
aud c1tertnfnata tho virus Of tho disease r. fmm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
fost ano founo.

DANK BOOK LOST. Bank BOOB BOOK f tn:
ID l6eSs Bowe sa!inss I ssns II not
hnaor ~ yS.s dsy Of January. 1881. sgya"'A "
an sIse 10 tbs bank for nov p"0A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River VcsSsls ard R1lroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, Dec. II, 1851.
AsHEs- gain quiet, at DC for fots ana o'i96c Tor
Pearls VI,
ern and southern yellow ,. ,
BROOM CORN-Contnued Quiet, but without change
CANDLE9-In jobbing sale az late figures
COALA begun by the larger companies 10 cur
tail the production has led TO rner tono fdr Ousne~s Is
GOoPERAGE sTOCK-In light supply, fair demand and
firm. -.--,-. -. -. 49,, .,r,o..
CHICCORY-UnChang' ii.
COCOA-Qust and steady 80, -,, f.,
COFFEE-lo ut an advance to l2oa9l9c for
Esr cargoea sales Z72 bags 1886 do, 300 do 700 DO S93
do and 3O3S do all "Bieia private terms az DsS+
Withdrawn eocx herr now !3I, ~ pags; @tl
grades frner bags SaYana on private terms prices
without quotablc change. -,--, -.
lions saee bales 1916 last evening" Including OO ot
export sJinning and % for speculation eseteu 81
600 bales the ports to-day ~ $50 bIes
aqanst bales this day ast week and 5J95O pa st
ea for he week bales against 2t 40 bales hst
week ZIG 44T last year; since sep emOor l. ooo 70
bales against 27635S2 bales durlhg the Same une as'
year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18

State bonds were dull the sales including only
Alabama Glass {, at SS0SSl. and Arkansas n, Mis-
sissppi, Ohio and Red River Railroad and Central
Railroad at s. Louisiana cOnsos are quoted 54't0
55le North Carolina consolidated Is s3GS1, and
special taxes sac Tennessee old 1880, and new
47loQ477s aud Virginia IS deferred 15017l2
There were transactions in city bank stocks the
quotations for them being steady.
EsIbe business in railroad bonds was not unusually
large. but prices were firm and generally higher
Erie second consols rose z per cent TO 9S2i, with
small business and the funded % wcr3 - Der at
94lo. Missouri Kansas aud Texas first cODs0ls were
firm AT 1120112lI, and the seconds rose from 75l4
IN 1919 Boston Hartford and Erie frsts, which
lately have been depressed to-day advanced from
45 to 4GasOi6, and Rome, " atertown and Ogdeus-
burg tirsts rose from 70 TO 7S. Lehigh and Wilkes
barre consols % higher, at 105 and incones a
higher at 81 d. but New-Jcrsey Central incomes were
I2 lower at 93l2. Chesapeake and ONO hrstS ruled
strong at 77077l2. and the currency interest debts
at 45lo04j3t Canada Southern fir5ts rose to lO4,
Ohio Central incomes 10 80. international incomes
to 90 ST. Paul consols FROM 20 Is to 125 Northwest
sinking funds to 10. and Burlington Cedar Rapids
and N0 shern first 5s to 30. Union Pacific hrss ad-
vanced per cent to 1l6A. Denver aud ldO tirahde
lirsts up TO i, and consol5 TO ilu2
Denver, South Park and PacIlc hfstS SOFA AZ Ioo4
and Texas and Pacific ilrsts, Rio Grande DIVISION
advanced to eb409OlS the incomes yierhinb q 20
764.
Tie business of the Srb-Teasury for the week
ending tong ht includes the receipt Of SSl L. 29o
and the payment of SlO,0l62ol, resulting IN 3 loss
to the general balance of II 903.996. and leaving II
at S6O 1873 40 against $50, OS7, 1856 December 10.
The particular changes of the week coin loss OF
81 500 219 and currency loss OF T26i,7lf mere
was more case In the local money market, and loan
able capital was abundant at per cent, notwlth-
standing the higher prices ruling for stocks. me
fair rate was and ~ likely TO be for soue time,
per cent but Mt q late hour brokers. who early had
overbOuowed, found no market Tor their balances ~
2 per cen'. The domestic exchanges ~ n
New-York are unchanged except at Chi-
cago where the rate Is quoted firm at
par The United States Treasurer at wash
ington to-day received $4,000 in National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts were
1912. 401, and the internal revenue receipts were
$4lJs57. The following IS the Clearing House
state.,ent to-day : Exchanges, %lo1,04o,f II ;
balances, So 800, BOZ The Transactions at the
Sub Treasury covered Receipts. 81 26O, Isl pay
ments ~. 533.2l0; currency balance, 93,JoI,o1o;
coin balance, $40, l9o,0J3.
The foreign exchanges are frmer but not because
of a better mercantile demand (which Is Siil very
limited but because Of easier money hldTkrt
which enables bankers 10 buy commercial Oils
with which to import gold. Rates were adyance'
- cent per L. Annexed are the revised quotailoAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18

s sSs' 81 ss?s s, essss So srno
81 soss92 ccnsss s2t 50 asis-firs AMI i l.rS
900 Old do ss 50 1000 tous $50 quote steel ~ %
SO so; Iron s46e4s' o'a Iron. s2S9s@S sers@ WV
1oLSssEs -ses crop New-oneans sjSisc; demsOd
SxvxL sroREs-ia Ro-ns Only .psn business I,
20 eiood p stSe sp'is Turp.nns quiet
Al The ssaay sa San r b ss fe" and Ss
YoIks Ace ioObms lots. 40 Tar o. 30 city Pitch
OIL cAKE-wesern bag $50 % $50 20 and d .,i. .
from ON New York oas ssS SSls
higher but business Of moderate g5op2cioS'
stem 1890 bush 81, g5a S y S s. ao o
bbis Fou. p 3D. 200 tons through 51s 20 SxSs 20.
s0s Si5s: Bet 6s Cd; PORK. Ia Cd; Sugar. Sos;
1000 Cotton thTo1sA ss nd lpS ,oP pa.s n
lid and 5000 do do. private terms 100 100 ee .
cS"ose 56s Beef 8. % and PORK HOPS 80
quoted sd -sEoo bbls Flour aud 1000 sacks co.
"a Ca Bacon aos CnSsss :9 co., IS po'S Sc of
steam 5000 lush. cram III Antwerp steam Govo 90,
me- msp,- Of Prov sons josic y y
CTLsA good steady trade reported principally Of es
bing csrlce and all prices remain steacy 'e 20
Whale Soc Crude sperm. 9Scssl; Refined summer yellow
PAINr9-Quiet ana unoh ngei.
PETROLEUM Refined IN Losdon was &C. per Gallon owe.
1porr lots declined here 10 &c from reneTa h1ns ana
Sef6Cat,s irregular. We quote cril1e in 6ols sLs7S
Naphha lOi,c Refined. IN bis. 9asc for SPOT lots rh.
dephI4 Baltimore ioan ses OF Crude Csr's,,s,
heF N
bis opened 9iLc bid highest 'sc lowest sales. siso
O PR0visIo Ns-Ponk-Narkct unsettled and lover;
eng s Gp bS nGaS S Po Hqy er@ quoted
gISdsiS IS setting price on frsi can siS lat can
g? 90 December quoted $3 so ~ iaPS re
qses 81 gneha9g prices Pan Mss F a. o. Sa nr So
SIS BEEF IA Ms steay and quiet quoted 81, 90
cscd sncu HGai' PE Ptd' as
smoked Halls s{s0c smoked shoulders: ,o, sl'c' Ian,
Clear. 7tc: short Slear ~; L9n RSess Iia
HOGS w!hoa. i@port S change i.F i9aqy c
sha EsIo ~ per To- hshT CLOSING very strong AZ
The outside PtSSs m@dsS eN.S. as9Is P% Srs
spot ss5 qs.9Oc. closing s9Cc 500 les to army sS'S
$50 SOC closing s8oc 1910 soo@o27 r..
sl99nl ~ &c 90 &C.. GsSc So TX
. 7ic bid lao tcs Apn 9!oGsSSS clCsins g I5l.
Caii-beSember. ss0qs sOc; January. s;S7,sgs9s &c;
sslisrs option SIX mo",h: ssOGSs5c Cty steam
the ALL lnce saie+ 40 les ssJS Of no CIV sao,
.oo 81 fsrSsT steady 6Si le better
FrEias Poor TO 36e state Pals ana uo' Poor
TO Choice ~ @29c; state welsh Tubs Poor 70 Gn3Sy IN
atSa CfcImery 3ia93c; weste.a Dacy Posr to Sho,ce
Roi Tar to Choice il HE sI.-N arket shade
o AR s F4y ST. fGy sGSs SSS8 cos
Choice skins Poor % CHOICE ga ICe Co.. S,Sas
Choice Fresh which in igh supply held stock du agd
sylvlnia. 9$2c Western; q sS2e canada. 2o@SVo'
EiCE-ModerAt,ly active, steady. unchanged
SEEDS Qret1 lover sestC Timothy, s. cSss2 5S'
Domestic Fla seed i! 9 100 81 42@
TEA-Quiet, but about steady tcdsy. , o.o, 80,
Gs and Sg s SS S S,
Englano, II G5oc; 400 ba.cs Havana s5cTsIZ ~
as 1i O@5 amsr
iGr c 569 SSSs and go Gags be@eraTa Centrifugal 8
1000 bags peTnambgso &c a ts 10 e S rmnr WITH
cat Sat aud crushed 9f Powered S@
aS '%Sasc' Monld ~ src OF a. s9a0ci White
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
SECOND cALr-1l O'CLOCK 4. Nj.
THIRD CALI-12 O'CLOCK VI.

sa Virrtnia Little che anne "a ,o on
"a, ,., . NJ enc b5 los Besta Belchsr Ophr go
" ~ -, - ..,i.ch,,e "a ~ 20 60
ieI ...... 10 Nalschl,e, e., Op .,....-. Dursng0
C1prrr Knob 800 btn Low ,o- ~! 2e 10, 70
.... 10 silver NN%gri -V' p. 100 ;err, NevSa
go 20, III l 500 b5o i: 1870 81
i'-' ~ va gs t,,nlorpis IIukiu Union COR
80 "a. -. 100 -. ca 1900. l.35 D. li.VO
- -Ob $500 Luz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
cio,,ye PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
fey TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE

Sax FRtNCCD Dec. 17.-Great indlgnauon IS
expressed here regarding the Ana oeai. Near.y an
to payer, deuounce II, ne IDSt IN lII S'I
trWs Alta I'D rs low b3 81 before the irGniSr
sa,.Dn tar morn, = but the sharp advance ID Haze
& Nmor1.s 10 the regular board greatly Gouhle'-
sred o., effect which the break IN Alta h"d 0h rue
general market On the call Alta showed All au-
vance ol - go over early quotations
4. J.. Head and Charles Foreman, ola Coinstock
mining operators. are now tIavelh,ss on b'
through lower Arizona ana Northern SlcAico s''h'"s
lilo LurrLa Consolidated Mining Company has
declared a dividend of 30 cents per share.
Tucson Arz. Dec. 17.-Notwitnstandng az re-
prts to the contrary the Iiermosa mill continues
l. run DAY and night. The mine yields large guam
titles Of Ligh-grade ore. Some very hattermg de-
NOpmcuts have recently been made IN me cross
e1t. fro;a Inc lover tunnel The mill brushes about
eghty tons ia twenty -four hour, ana lulhtu ouI
70, the month If November sometnngoV = VVo'
he returns for December VIII DE iuhf Qlvo,V"J
IieiucIne iu the Alta mine OF the Marsha" us
met al depth OF 90 feet. continues 10 IVoh NtS
nell. som~ remarkably nch orc having poch OK
uae'od. The company contemplate tn, "V" g.
hosting works aud the sinking OF WORKING hhait
500 ic,t deep. from which levels Will be ran every
100 lei 10 tap the ledge.
The rolcut rich stnke IN the foilaho Hl'no "'tH
been dritcd on for distance OF seVeuN-hNc lc'' ;
snG shows what is said 10 be the ri3heSt hoGN "a
weYct found IN Washington camp. ne sne,', =
Which va, shut down some tmc since lVi '"o ~"
o. pT'3er iuel is again running on iull tlme sup
iscioriiv.
FuGiSA CITY. New, Dec. 1O.-Nater MS Ino
700 level of the Alta rnihe and Is sun nSing not
rtbs'auding all the pumping. Ii is impossible 10
sY whether 70 is q large or small bOiy oi water
rujii u tops rising few men are running the
pumps; al! the rest are laiS on
Bullion valued at SSi 1913 81 was received IN tnis
ely Yesterday fiOm the mines.
The tupcr.ntendeut of the Green Mountain com
fsuy tccgraphs nader date OF December ii, as foi-
lows: "Grecl Aiountain running full time. Ihere
70 a sapefAbundance OF fac ore. Gold STRIPE tno
sane. No interruption since storms. Everything
a. ght
ne hoo CG:e;tc lNog.l, Of December 10. has the
following:
Tie Idaho mine. OF Grass Valley. has declared an
v.Lel dividend Of - per share aggregatns %I1'oVV
Las The hundred ana thirtY-sixth dlSlaend ata
ssells tue total amount al dividends 10 S2o3ooOo'
Lutkj stockholders Tie Idaho mime FURNISHES Nh eh-
Nipple O! what perseverance, accomplish III ulbuH'
Ihs original BOO feet prospects before
sey had paying mine. In going down that distance
she} once lost the ledge altogether But ihey nsu i'n
ebi deierminaton. They persorved, aud developed
sYebdd property, selling out for enough 10 make the
hdepen0eDt for HE One OF the original owners cut
.tsted Kentleuan. resides In San Francisco For
~ yeAfs be tOiled prosIeetoI. Dnt ieApeo ho
WV nntil be struck II ricb IN The Idano mIne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
rVRINITY MINING COMPANY.

Notice hereby given the stockholders Of the TRINITY
MINING COMPANY that the Annual Meeting for the eec
ton OF a. busin a may
prory come before the meeting held the office OF
tho company. No Broadway. Room 40 ON WEDNESDAY.
Decombar 20. 1880. at O'Clock p. IN.
u b. HORTON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-18
',uNEs AND MINING.



.r,t OF business was done IN mining
sfH hut at irregular prices Moose was
d'sou. i in the dealings both for the amount
'''so s.;,os and its steady advance from LOO to
sse Grconville district properties were all
arevious quotations, with only moderate
ca s..t,,,nsac,ions OF the Leadville shares
on, " .s weaker at 67sd7, Annie was active.
o., 500 40 cents, and Climax was cent
ef a cents South Hiio declined to 81 cents.
80, Chief to 81, Iron Silver selling at s.i'@
The Coms,ock shares were irregular cOnsol
% .,,ia declining to 30. and California
.tN shh,o conts 10 .65. The Bodie stocks we're
e, ~ rS With little or no changes eeS IN a.ri iCes
sfCn Gov fants Hukill was more aciive than
&c expense of d SILVER 4 Sus 10 pfa ar
10 ~ cent TO 10 cents Copper Knob cent
Placer sG % seS cents to B8 s gent" beng aos
al rs - ss,ts Dnrango again was active. ana
s9 - % 81 cents down TO Is cents. The market
q y. jIS SS!i md irregular
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Futur,s quiet closing steady. decline Of 10 20 points
saos lOgyOU bales PriGe5 ptidDecember, ll520lly5
do r. n 2OtA ard q st 1lyO9 Jangary -
seminary I50I23D: March. 1880 l246i April l2lbp
IL So May l26O3l2G9; June. ~ II rl2ol July, l2190
IL 81 August 1895 October 1888 Prices Tor rlns snd
IL January. 1902 February. II IL
March i2.3s April. y 81 MAY. 1888 June. as; my
- August he "a; soptcHlbsr. l2lI october. ilcO
November loo TOdays eoslng prlces Tor oontr
cemler SI1l1.s6 Japuary ll93gll0s February ~ -
[Si17 Marsh ~ ~ 1888; Apn. 1880 l249 NAY l26o
5si26i: June. 127l1l272; Juy lZ7S@lZol. Transfer
~. nrde
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EUROPEAN FiNANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Dec 17-l2SO m -Uonols Tor money an
qSs L. \ bonds, four ana half per GEMS
ilJlt fourpegcenG 1854 new tves lOi - Atlantic and
Western hrst mortgage ruees cetticaies o. 40
second 3UL New jersey Central cOnscls ia Erie ass
do second conscls 1925 NewYork Central l5O; IlnoiS
Central l2ci2; Reading. ~ 49,.
LONDON Dec II l;30 nPefis adNlces quote three Per
cent rentcs 50 francs ~ l. cenumes for the account .
LoSDO Dec 17-Consos 9Slils fol- money AMI 50ls ior
the O. j. bonds per coats ll6l Reading ~
New Jersey Central 'l42; Pennsyvanla Centia
Erie second. consOs lO2 > The amount OF
Withdrawn the Bank ofEngland on balance 10
davis $4,000 ,,,.- ,., - ,,o,.
LONDON bee 1.-THE amount OF bullion withdrawn rom
rhe Bank England to-day for shipment 70 America Is
$4,000 - n. ,..,o.
PARIS Dec l7-f:3O m-Exchapge Oh London 20 francs
confines for checks.
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IL London British consOlS further improved isper
cent to 9Sll6 for money and TO 0sl5IG for account
United states - recovered TO 1O4l2. 4I2s were
Ia lower at 5li and the is, after selling down =
TO 1I6li recovered to 1852. American railwaVs
were All better but the greatest mprov lnents were
made by Central and Hudson TO 1904, Lake shore
20 1921. Central Pacific. to s., and Ere
second consols TO 1921. Ontario and
Western was quoted at 1898; Bar silver
is quoted lIGd. lower at 5lAd. per ounce.
The Bank of England lost E67 900 bnlhon on Oas-
ance which was withdrawn for Shipment 10 the
United States Ii Paris. French per cents rose 10
s5I2lo and then fell to So francs, sight exchange
on London declining 10 1888 francs 10 the /.
TIE Manhattan Elevated Railroad COMPANY
esseel has announ ced the usual quarterly lVidfnl
of Oh per cent upon the stocks Of the NeT-forA ahd
MetropoltanE Elevated Railroads. payable January
g. Books slli close December % aud reopen Janu-
AIRY 4. 1891. ,,. ...,..,,. ara
reported: . - -. .,,..,
1879. 1882 1000
Second week OF Dec. 81 800 50 900 Inc ssdo9 10y
Ian TO Dee t.. l.55OSO0 2JsjsOO Inc lV5o'VVO
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS
1879. 1880 .ze,,
Month Of Now. sl7s.2t5 SlS5Ost Inc 500
Jan. / ~ Nov. 3d.. lGla2AJ loIS,20Z Inc -ooS-'
The receipts OF hOnr and gram at the pruclpal
Atlantic ports this 10th day of December were
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,orp,u cuI-2 O'clock p. VI.

=. 49,, CONNER Knoo, Boston CON Union Con
silN "N-I =, i.ni Ia 400 b5. So 30 .....-l 100
~ 80, 4. ,o,,0 ma 10 200 800 "a 10 .. 10 ~
w w ,ttc 100 - 10 100 .b30 - Ophr .
'hD '"DV -. " C1n Virginia 40 ..-... 6.63
~ -. -, , eno "a 5o 2OO ~ p 10 SierraN svada
80 no - California Climax o.. ~, 80 20
Us, tt,r 700 .. / 60 500 mo 90 ltosV0 be.ne 5
ln 10 lrj Boston con M M'AiO'l .. ~ $4,000 wv
5e.blO leo 700 ----- - ~ '''''' ''''