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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-26
BRIEF MENTION.

The fertilizer business is booming.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-26

QOOri nearu SOulo lOuu LdlhluS luSlue
Mr.. Gambrell and Stone came out; Gam
brell appeared enraged; they went up
street, and then came back; Gambrell
told me if I lived on Anderson's land I'd
better get away-he would break me up /;
that he was trying to break him up ;
Gambrell said that the money he would
pay him shouldn't do him any good /;
Mai. Anderson told Gambrell he would
take SAT for the account Gambrell paid
him; Maj. Anderson gave him receipt,
and said now there is no use Of any hard
feelings between us; Mr.. Gambrell told
Mai. Anderson that he was not an honest
man, nor had he made his money hon
estly; Gambrell and Stone were gone up
the street about fifteen minutes before
they returned.
w. T. Boatner, sworn, says: Lives ut
Williamson was there at fire; PROM
ised to do all could to help Mai. Ander-
son find out who did the burning; /
went into tho country to SEQ some PAL ties
on business met Mr.. Frank Ragsdale
on the road we talked about the burnt
store; he said that it was great pity
that the store was burnt; said it did
not matter, as lie had been sueing every
body; he said yes, all of the people down
our way are glad, and he was, too; he
have been surprised; he said that his
children and saw the fire. Mr. Gambrell
said he was damned glad of it; he only
wished the old Major had been in the
store and got scorched little; Frank
Ragsdale said he supposed somebody
who had been sued had done it, but that
he was at his own home asleep.
Manning MahafTcy, sworn, says: live
near Williamson; heard Frank Rags
dale say that Maj. Anderson had a levy
OH his crop, and if he didn't remove it
he would be sorry for it it was said in
Williamson before the burning.
TESTIMONY FOR DEFENCE.
Before introducing testimony, Major
Moore for defence, gave an outline of his
defence to the Court and jury.
Lewis Ellison, sworn, says: Was born
in two miles of where 1 live A years OF
age; have never been before indicted in
the Sessions; was at home picking cotton
on evening before store was burned my
wife and went to Williamson morning
before; was no where else that day l
went for the Doctor evening before burn.
ing; it was DR.. Wilson; on night OF
| burning was at home; no ono at homo
that night but my family; have seven
in family; all at home but one son; my
wife was sick OH night of burning; the
doctors called it tho change of life; she
| had to keep her bed all the time the
Doctor told me to give her medicine eve
Nv thrco hours; when i returned home
from the doctors found my six year old
son sick; my wife became frightened
my son had to bc held in the bed; did
not undress that night and go to bed
my oldest daughter stayed and helped me
administer medicine; thrcc Of my chill
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-02-26

Jury that the declarations of Gambrell and
Poorc referred to the offence charged, and
also satisfied them of the commission of the
crime, the verdict should be guilty, but II
giving to the declarations reasonable force
and efficacy the question of guilt was doubt
full, or not proved, the verdict should be not
guilty The Court instructed the jury that
Gambrcll and Poore having proved good
character were entitled to the benefit OF
such proof; that in all cases, and especially
in doubtful cases, good character should
have weight.
The Court said that the case of Ellison
rested upon his alleged confession of the
offence; not confession in general terms,
but one containing particulars; that con.
| tession of guilt rests upon condition OF
facts to be determined by the Court before
it can be admitted as testimony. 1t must
appear to be fairly obtained-vOlunta
| with no inducemcnt arising either from
promise of benefit or fear of punishment,
| The testimony when proposed appeared to
the Court competent and was admitted,
and the Jury were instructed that conies-
sion, fairly obtained and without induce.
ments, as stated, was strong evidence, and
absolutely sufficient to warrant conylc-
tiou: that the whole confession should be
taken together when the statement of q
prisoner is given in evidence, and the force
and efficacy thereof left to the jury: but,
MS in other cases, where one part of the tes-
timony is contradictory to another part, the
iury may, as on any other point of evidence,
believe one part and disregard another; that
after the statement of the prisoner is given
in evidence, then such statement and the
whole of the other evidence must be left to
| the Jury rs in any other case where the evl-
dence is contradictory.
The Court stated to the jury that the in
dictment charged the offence against all the
persons accused rs principals that a prin-
cipal is one who commits an offence HIM
self-or, in the second degree, one who is
present aiding anG abetting in the commits
sion yet, that party engaged i'll the same
design with the party who commits the Of
fence, although not actually present, may
be principal. If he be at such convenient
distance as to be able to come to the imme.
diate assistance of his associates if required,
he is principal. Still, if man be at such
q distance from the place where the offence
is committed that he could not assist in it if
required, he cannot be deemed II principal.
That such proof Us there is in this case
shows that Ellison was ut least iour hun
drcd yards from the store house when 1t
was burned; and it was left Ia the jury to
determine if he was near enough to AID hls
associate or associates in the burning il his
aid was required. If the jury were satisfied
OF the Arson, and by an associate of Ellison
and he near enough to aid, they were instruc'
ted to find him guilty. If he was not pres
cnt, or near enough TO aid, though lie might
be guilty as an accessory before the fact, hC
could not be convicted under the indictment
, 1880-01-27

cATTLE-Recelvcd during Bunday md Montny
tun amo t!sno Inst week, 37i'. oIlcnI last week
1t5N In comRarsUn nth the closing prices or last
Weok torG wnA little change In values nj my clnsb pf
stck For tho best Grcs, hnwovur, thu t!olnand wus
not 40 HArp. md prices loss firmly hold wl,o
t"r common To eOt qualities tho tono Of tho m.rket
wis rathor stronger. In ncltlloe cnso wns tslore
guntabn chnnK1 IN prices. The receipts. wcru not
lniHe hut ihore was horo cattle than cnulu rcny 10
disguised Of, n number nf ttroyca bcInR loft over
sules ranged from s,as.s for interior ioa 10 S,70
for oxtrs There Two sa}cs Mt the outside quo.
tatin11, y1.: 15 fual. vp5aElnG In, lba, md 10 head
hvcraxlnR 1da ltx. Tho former drove wnx suld hy
llnrpnlo 4 Lott nnd tho 1ntlar by Wona ]lr0s. Tho
quality OF tho receipts were proity good and trad
lnH WIS mostly NJ NUy94Ga. IMtchcru bo,ght l,rIs-
clpalfy nj fAfs1M Thero but lstt,o Inquiry for
Ntockurs. Tho market ulDHcd about steady.
QUOTATIONS.
ExIrn HGevGs-GTndcd HtecEs, weighing 1,sin
mn Nnt upwhrh. sJfhIs
Chn!co lenvea-FinD. fiji, VOL formed stcorg
wcnhing 1s1kl to lin na...,,.,,,,,,,,,,.
Gnbd l!neyeN-WGl-f1ttChe stCofN, wc3Gh-
,l,t;. nx iaG , e ,sD 4.4oo
ns llG e. l.aO 41e4e5
HntetCtH' ht0tk-TbOr to CNn11inh HtHcs3 n,d
weighing an e lGn s;Gaas5
l!t9 ..,:,....,........ 9dOa3E5
lnfeEi1r-tiRht and thin COWS, hclfcfs, ataRs,
bulls, md scnawng steers. ama22,
tENIet PGE
, 1880-01-27
By u1:I41sG;lSAFlt.
NHW rf1llE.

NEW fonK, jan. n.aL-Govrrnmcnss sfcnty md
tncha''Ee'', cxcupt for ihs, which declined Il,
Tho wcsknt+,s in sterling to-lny VIVA ,.llc to tho
fnct tssiis tho recent marketing nj considerable
1'lnn1int nf NUw fnrk Central stock III Itlt,|nn Ia
likely tn lead IN tho early future tn moro lclyl
supply 0f bankers bills: mud nlsO 10 tho gcnr,l
uelsei mat tlo resumption af tho export movc-
tnent ~ Ernll. Ast PROVISIONS IL rcar ut hnr,.
Tho transactions III rnlroal nurtguues were on
sc"lp ~ great magnitude, a,ld tho speculative
interest III this class ot securities Ia stcnily In
crcAsln9' Friees advanced Il to pur ccnt,
with tho Erlns, kAt,sns e. 1.1Ra, Columbus Chi
cago 4 lndiana Ccmtrnl, Denver t. t,lo Gr,ln,lc
frsta. international T. Houston, and {,rcnt
Northern Issues M the feature. Tho grr,ltcst
ndfance u lIer ccntl waH In Infcrt,st,onnl set.-
i'Ilds Purchasing Committee rrcclrts nnl Uots.
ton i Circuit Northern, seconds Purchasing C,,.,,-
1nllteo receipts. Eric consol sccon,1 s,ld IN ia
6oh; Columbus, ChlcaE, & fn,ilata Central iirsta
~ MA, supplementary IN nc, nnl tNcan1ea To 10.
Denver s. lstO drAlldo flrHts rose to UA.
Stnto securities duIl.
Tho stock niArkst Oltoncd strong for tho gun.
eral !sst, aud rfrca advanced u TO T.; pcr ccnt
the lAlter vt. Flul & Minneapolis. A weak f.p1-
Inv snt in ut tho First noarl. nu.l tcelI,o of X
~ vi cnHned. Northwest and c,ul shnrcs lcutllng
the downward movement. After midday, tho
MARKET a8aln bocAn,e strong md lIuuyAnt, a,d
continued 81 to tho Close tho la3yanrn ruIlglng
front u to ~ per cent, Wabash anA Erie l,clnK
tho ch!ct features of tho improvement, It, Louis
q sah Frn1lelsct, Eharcs declined VI tD u per
IL, a.lvanesd i, iii. 5 Closed H u.Ty rSaeten !' Sf
lnr cGht iron tho highest point. K..nsus Ia.
rsaotc napolis n's iaf'|s ftnnXs,,s aS,,Se
western. advanced II, and feactcd To sjS. The
sqnSsql Ss nr,.ssnt a,ket a,css casf - H";x: fH,f;,x .
been delaycl until tho Union Pacific co,lsollda-
9sn.i Hon wa eonpl.tet!. which waa On Saturday.
, 1880-01-27
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wero Oiled for rec.
ord Muntlay, Jun, ad:'

ihG lhllhWIrE instruments wero 0led for rec.
oI>l atnndaY, Jun. III:
cry PROPERTY
Ns.r!h Frnnklin It, stt4 II Of Lincoln ay.rf,
ttn,9 e ,99le} Y @ "is nt',Ss q IEsnnssy 1atet Ja
Spsys Ss.s js" "s u iai1a cia1es e; &ahssSn i s
vii; 1 +: saa Ss$f !Ttisy '"'
i"h" " S. 'tWysf u WAa '"lS' !hss H.. 10,
ts,s ss. sIs, Ia,; y : iia1ss # 4rSat e ~ ~ 1n
"sss ill., It, It 1ss'Sf sa F. u Sas, s'' Il Jos
s$s! @ !is:' ;$ il Il Ss,s i; i'll Il y;s;si
sS'i; iss.l Si I Il S,sss% S l'ss% w
II L HE luigi In: a. t. N: 500
": 'a sls's y nas s sss:,;. 6 S;.!oa ,on
1Sss rs II ,s%d 5 ,'.s M IA ;sS;
os$!$S $!$S II I'd Il II: ;is;si il iii
ri s:s ii! $iss 3i5:i%
rlE r. :ss %saI e a .tys VI T. t,s hSiSs. Ssa W 400
'S;ss: i H. Il 3]oss r i Mij*s ijSas i js5s Il
'$i!;! !; i Vs$ Ii Iiss: i ,si;;: 's
S%T% Gart # 60; aisiia; Ny.ii ~"
Msso wv sas. i.s,5y ssiis'ffs ss
!;sE ,ss sHffsS: fsy IN ss!as si..sSi .sSi
t. Mat!he. lniiln,..:,.. ..:;;.......:..,.1 tm
y, United J"il. y drank SnwAk 10 j. and X.
iii: il i:s jSs;:;;;i j: s.;. "
Afs;:! 4: j ;%s ;ss;s; j asi
il ;S;ss i ,{,,sa
,i.b}sr T.. bn}etnnnt i,ssaalsni N 4. $500
,,"s, hr;,,xa . Ss't!an ] ] so
~ II, datod Dec. ~, l>.9 {TkWnJE Ni,tnaf
iifS. .s"ssfa9ss y H 81 " Il, ,InHaa. 4 WeIls,. ,m
u G. dated ncc. ~ ls7J a6ama iu iijcSard
Nash) t,aD
, 1880-01-27

Spfcsd! Dtspnteh 10 The Chicago It4Auas
NEW fhRK. Jan I-GRAiS-Afcr depressed mi
very HnrEofnIslng opening, options in winter edts
of wheht hnyInx further yielded ahout H4ic M, hn
tho wheat lnnsket generally rallied spasdIi1 ~
SHARPLY, spccnlntlye demand developing ten..M
spirit" MID confidence tho rAtt Of tho opAr,ton
which coHnncd prominent throughout The ds1, led.
Ing !" m n4lvnnco III w.ntcr grades Of aboat aaao
per hi OH Tho 0ronnR figures, and m tupeoyemtut
Of alm,st 1aa?lc on saturdays lstcst quotation. On
unusually extensive dealing. In options chledy Ii Ma
= red for July md Mnrrh deliveries, Ma.ch optou
having been the nntnblo fcnture Nnd tho couteotlns
nptlon Of tho genera, list tho markot closing nry, /.
about tho highest ratcs OF tho tlny. Spring 1te,i
opened dutl and Irrcgulas. 1not with a ffpr
cn'i near tho oioso on export account nd
advanced l@:c per bu on hettos qualities
which woru nhcTotl with rcscrve and loft Of stYouk
H'ddlnE TN No. Northwest Hsnio was decidedly
stronger tear tic close. hut without Fcsuuz In.
roFiaUt transactions Cab1o ndvices wcEo Of On ua-
favorable tenor; a2aD bu No. Milwaukee pp,tpsA
el..1k4lsb fur clsn1cc, closing nt tl.8 akalrH
fl.JI Inst Saturday, 10i.un bu No. nd
IN stoso md aaoat ut si.4l'aGel.45i aap h
No. Northwestern tplns, Fubsunry opt!onh tlA
Corn comparatively tame, md q'Inted Rcneratt,
tFlile clonIcr, though cloAng rathcr more atesdus
MID In tho onlIon limo nhade htghor, mixed West
crn. t'nHrn4ea' bsSsGlc Hyo in limited demand 1t
about former rates, No.. Western, p0{s90Ho bid "a
olc asked. Oats In lsl,t request ht further alst
reduction In values, closing honvllyt No. Chlean,
ntiont. quoted nt &c asked,
l''toyls1oSs-IIng products In fair request h.
PRICES slowod litilo change from tho closing asprn
Of Sntlrtny. Mess moderately snuRht; quoted ktua
close Mt s1.5 for orlnary. In tho option line ntx
$trS :i3 Ss': . J. Z
=, es!: II SnSa s sS ID t9.. 1ea4f,s ie3s ~
35$;st$ !S;s %sy SsT %s;ss fs9 nsS'Sa
T;xitaWI;F. I;F.aisly setivs; itaoo ~ At cYasrle
W! MltlK@KY-N:minula ky ut si.l5, -..,.....
maixs iS rny u whcat 6sre ind ths says!ss ae.
u ths iITsttr ''ae a.soesassa ;saas I rss '"
Nxw To 5a =! but s.s:at4
iiSS}s; sis' ': &s; ~: has 'f iss 'sss
aa !ssS,s @ q e.; saos soesa ~
sSSsss fss's Gsssat '!; !"ssss la'n; IL Louis a
unsts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s!fns Seixe NJ. 'sss!ps ssIbs ; =;
sss' SS ss':!sf. CO. t S a!!SSsstef stsja! =;
NJ i.'S,s d saIcs Es,'si 81 4
Phi e.; ;$'s; ~; $ss'$s ia 4
ta ;SsS: X e5 :sSs?'s s%s y;
S Fss5e!s SasM.!fs a'; u' 'ars sasoIS @ Hs1 &;
Ws;is.n e. q sssi y %a!iS , A. N' '''> ~
d,saex'siEs,coaee ,usl md unchanged. ssa,.
I,.,TiIl,al'y unehAnEoa liieo-bomsnd 3ar sad mr.
lI,,t:rsolnIEua-lIlshor, United, ltte; crude fs"s
TE1ssw12}s!ft E4s1xM9a}ss i, & stS!sltG san a'-'sc
Fiasna"ssri %s'. ayi le a,gss a p,efno
VT R1e ssa stssa1' :ssa Gf Daas e.:
, 1880-01-27

Cotton opened at l2.d7n for February and 1a.olo
Tor hnFch, closing ut 12STo for February and
ls.sso f"r hnrch, and wHa quoted wcilk.
Edson csectrla light htook, which sold few
weeks agn nt Sa,h00A share, Ia not now In de-
tnnad, and could not probably bo sold for q, 900
Ihe secretary OF tho Company sRys there very
little stock In tho market, and that thu prtafnni
holdcas subscribed for their stock simply for tho
PURPOSE Of conducting experiments with the
lamp. u thoso experiments aro aucccssful tho
st'ck Will DO almost psieclcsa; 1t thoy full, the
stockholders have only paid tho amount of their
or1gtnni subscriptions to asccrsalu that rcs,tlt.
Secretary stoddnr1t sattl that of the aooo shares
rrqhno'y not moro than twenty shares were
afioat. He was suro there was not cns,,,vb ios,se
stock to mako II M object for any one to duprcsa
tbs price for the purpose Of securing Il at a
lover rate.
Tho Financial Chronicle gives tho following
statement OF tho latest rutlrOad cummings:
, 1880-01-27

1I01 lltoDucrs-wcrp losa actIro Than tho ayor.
ago OF last wcek. Iha market WINS eas!cr early, but
1nertnKs at tho decline ana1 and tlsero vas
fA1r demand. which cauk9d !tacttIn. Ihero yss mt
much chanRu In tho tone Of ndslcus srum other
plhts, an0 little duMaAd hero for uhipment
MESS fo1tx-Doolned l0s pov brl, md advanced 15c
cosnR 2a alr'vo tho Intest PRICES Of saturday nj
nh1ut tl3 spot &s3ly1 suDr February, 1;I&1 T. Is
fur Hnfnh, and III fur April Sacs ruro ~.
ported OF = hrs spot at *lt; 20 bra sulier January
o. 7t1D bfls sous February a. Sl,Hfap
!sha; erls .aller March ut III as las1t, a bill
SELLER april ut $l:7tl1os ud TO hrIs solor MAY Al
el2Essl297.&. Total. t1b7b bsts.
l.Ahb-Ahynneed aa1tto par 100 lbs, and ckoyoA firm
utN5ssIN 70 spnt. t@0 for February, n 1soy1 1j3l fvr
AaEsh. and f1akszet for April. Sales wore repurted
y ~ tss tf4t nt Hn. 80 ter soilcr February vi
III r. seaSs Arsli q f7itsIG1t TOTAL, ,aiM IL.
fI!4res o9t thu nartet snsmcr, ia sympathy With
P Pule Aha HIu, far quantity OF cxNift AAlas 1aa
Goa yesten!ey EYles Toro Eopoftsd u III bikes i'na
;Ssf xaf !'s: se1sss. fS4 N' az s5eh S;e
Ia gFeon han1 " bs) At 7c and u tea s1seI pcilcI
, 1880-01-27

llGGS-llecelyci during Hun.nyfind Monday, 1aQnn,
iTs1, aGH tmS IT. ,, wTrk nllcal lust week RI t4
rha ,n{Htket snnn Itrpet! Wr 6t No IN avy rrtiua
iit ll9ht HeRsil. held up to tout saturdays teIrrH
hi1 hsn. Ct ta .hn9, S1ssSn @ ab;at eyoIy!1g a ava
ttEoMxhaNt. Thu qunIity of tho oHGf!ngs Mas M H.
nroyyent On lEatWcnk afpragcnr tsIn my iIllrkea
chhha9 lnr thu better he lntlkea fnr Until thu
9ys S"1niy TS"ds 'n s1!s1 q tha hSay hogs
tronn Tntgo Liz sEiTs feiii,R ii Il 4is Il nnd
ssc cSt1a hn"Ey II shpgaIK ts NJ ttaaS& rhe arkot
y cxtra nenyy. Az sucs hso tantH suhjetl Il, d
suTnknt0 ol W M fDf pGRy and 81 NJ for e1ngs
, 1880-01-27
The following 8hnws tho receipts md shin
nonts OF wheat ut puints nAnlct yesterday;


Tho receipts Mt thu flyo Inland points nuxrc-
gated 1lD.0oo Ml. anl tho shipments ;Ia,OtO b,,.
Tho following was the produce u,ovc,lut,t no.
ported from f0w York yesterday: iiecoipts-
Flour, l1.@0 brls; wheat, :,,sD hi; corr,, ~ ,O,o
nu; outs, r. 400 hi; corn-mcal, ass pkxs; ryo,
l0N h'; hurley, 1A0o ll; malt. 10 lns; ,N,rk,
GSa hrla; bccf, 9th hrls; cut nrNts, .GS pkHs;
tar', 6.lM tcs; whisky, .,l7o brls.
Exports fnr twenty-four lu'nts-FlOur, 10000
brls; wheat 1900 bl; oor1,, q. CO0 b,l.
A New York company Is understood to hRyo
dectdct! tt stnrt II xluenae factory m n largo
saslo somewhere IN tho Wost. \ representative
hia l0okcd over tho ground IN Chicago md ut
ono or tw0 0ther points, but tho location IL not
yet decided I'll.
1Fnfs0n's tNow York; Circular snys:
hue tho cnst Of tho DTIIs Attending tho gigantic
ergGIlneton IN rEnRresa In RrIin ind prt,ysjun
markets. r IT, tf!assr1Ius ni1eeta upon .he tf,i,a.
allnlltu sapnlha tnteTe4t AttrAGtpd by uEr ti,pr.
'nuus surplus u D1pbflatio products. whnTyGa Mea
SSsnt u sataU W 70 au vestvls. all lying in pndeT
s?1ntH .l..arKss Ml!1 auD b, ut Ernn D siu,
sh'pa'enta "ts comparatively II a standstllI.
, 1880-01-27
l1I{EAj)S'rtJFra.

FtO1tlt-iynh ttnl hnd easy, notwithstanding tho
strength IN when- Exporters held N for louct
wnro limited ~ u hr's wnr* nj et7s, IN trIs double
nxtraa, chiefly ut &sgs's,s nnd lM brIs rye..Dur,
nartly NJ ttkn r'ntaf Ais brit Export extrns rcrc
Fasoahul N' "'
oTtkh MfLtsTt'Rfs-9ales wrro cars bran nj tln75
@lim rer Inn, 2cnrs whcat screeninss nj sshOst9n
car mlddnRs nt tla5J Consso corn niea WAS nominal
IT. flAhO tar ton Un tEnCk.
| SPRING w1llsAT-Wns fairly active md gtrtueer.
advancing 1 and closinR 9tu aburo tho a.cst nrlcps
~ salas11ny Liverpool wnHt dull. and l.ondnn rcportct
y put ao"rtcr lower, Though previously n.nc boaw
tho ,fnt nt which shpnrcns c,u1i bo nnde from thIs
city without foss md New York wns dull, With bI9
hef s ssy m m t .hars ,nsIo wss
nsTa ,d 5 a. wssk
,'rs Ssm sH'k {; snd .;rM ssa s ssi
iss ss issis nj Ss I'LL; e
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Solss 's% Il . s@tsss ;',|na Il f| 4
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"a 31r;iS f %1yy Il ;snr'S sts @ +, 2sts1 '
$s " II & :'' " ss' s
nc GoM1tS-wa: H. ~ Il aoa Isnn ind .scnscr avanc-
N IL '2 nnt",s ~ aess ~ sz i ""1 1.sn 'x nDns @
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as' % ss'3er 60 ~ a, sss ssca fsest Il iit .% % !;
s as.f "a 4 ssssfs ssss ;E ,
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s : Il { sss fss'
!tYMn, !;s IN n,o.e active ana ID lover Tho receipt.
ssi'!s's sss II ,:ss ;sss; vi ,;s Ss ;d K
il 2s:s; IL 5 G. ;;ss g. ssS
ea,sI IHoIs .,,S: ;!a m ana nominal No
.ew dfseEs' ss " sIi 1G @ VsI
s:ES aieS +! VI sss q
" ~ (; IL s's :ss:
TWO O'CLOCK CALL.
Ess!s!y ~ "sS Mafsh ana II @ isf .id aS5
als ' i5si,se s:'s ; &sy :, ~ .s aas n
t";Is1 t"T Mas s, Ct: s tsrG t,smss 91 roi!ns d
IT,: Sit u: sS: ~! g. Nh %sss & ' ssa
f. f' q SS'';{ @ ss IL xS; asS SSi
, 1880-01-27

F0itEl1E.
LONDON, ian. nd.--Consnls, fBt:.
United stutes bonds-Ncw is, l0iH; 4!ih 1l0E;
A., iU7A.
:. American. scouritEes-lltlnnis Ecntrul, 10s:
VIA; Kcnding, 10.
l'AR1s, jn!l. 2n.-ltet,tes, slf SIC.
bEltLtH, Jun. M.-Thu wcclly statement Of tho
lnllGrit! Hunk ~ Germany shows III increase OF
specie Of II, ~, ,CD0 lnnrks.
, 1880-01-27
COMMERCIAL,

The following wcro the receipts and ehipments
OF tho lcltdlng articles OF produce lu tbla city
, 1880-01-27

shs T. 4 v. N!ehIaan., ~ wk l!ec... t!iNa l0al7
HI Mknt: M T. Sm G,' S, M@s
ssGs i;aa, t. i.ss'nss! issesniSs4! if7 p a:; a:i;;
sS: ii$T tsa "yssse;: ysssF ,ss!s ,sSss
!sss! sons;s sna' f sssa,ssiF *s
H'!!s'e z! S,::'s S%:: \ Y I,ss 'ss :55a 5 isi
kss:.ss II asss; ,Ssss'SsS:: Il ;Ss r
iS;s ; i.ssS ts 49,; .sesmSss:: = Sss 's sS ssss NH
NY M.:::::S ,ls M ,s'& Ssa
||SSsss$ Sssph::: SasSi !ssss:Ssf:: sss!n!st s!
H!ssdc' $s ,s@sssF: a I!s ss!s!s s!s
Fni. sNfEsss EMss IT, !; S;pxs1ss: * 1'ss sa RsS 'ef
Sws't%s;'' w':ssas|a 'Vas;s!s
Asss !s;: ?ss ss S.:: Il It 3:s $ Ss s:s
'tnrn t;n 4 y lent ~ IT wk i9a. In t 3s;S
ss% tRlsns% AZ. i.:d X X s" 5sn ' f!T is
ss s, II .' r 4! Ma. "a " " 1sn.: 1s": 'Hs @ ii.S
&{ass" {a IT, va ',HI." ".tst - Jan.' ,i,g;t Am!
t5%' E:!s Mss.::.; MS1 y sisn isn ! M ;&s s
;;;rsst sv:;:sSTa.;: ~" ~ 5as: J.. &&; &sss
tut. asTvrt Snrttl... " jan. ai,I4a :ssai
ii;;,'HtrvsllH i;,n Sash =! Vi jan. 1H;M eaM1
4s;s. 4 x !sn:: !!s":: S$s 4 IN
i &$% @ ;SE; i i |ss:: ;:$:: Ifi;! If;$ SS;!
5o! tssfs wai:aw q wk!!"m II :!%n:: ff :ffs M !s4
Mss \. i::::a .s is@: ssaH M @ fisas
wisconsin Valley. tt Wk 1K1a.. 3+3H l.;rH |
The following shows tho opening, highest, low !
ret. f.UTI 1SEttY %tr
, 1880-01-27

Gpfetas Dhpateh 10 TIA Chicago Trsbttak
: MILwAuKEH, Inn. 9A-shlpmonts ot proTiIo@
ftnm this point during tho past w1ek, and blnca Ho4
Rro m fpUHs;
, 1880-01-27

N(l3TOS.
nOsrOH, Jun. .O.-Tlo following aro tho c4osIno
quotations fnr copper stocks;
niunlet llccla +...,3ls{ {Pcwn,lc .......,.,.,. IT
ETsieiE sa.,s... 8nnsy' y
, 1880-01-27

TIC following table shows tho oxtAortH frum
New York far tho week Cni'tng Wednesday,
evening last, with comparisons:
Hfkk ending lvtfk trtltnq IT'rsk trdIUs
1MH. n NJ Jan. N. ~, Jan, ~ ins
ip,lnur, hTis........ hlbl9 Ii;sH M.ja,
NNEAk bu..,..,..,HRArl :t317A EV5ii
eotst pu's.'''s''.1tt.f.i ishlH0 4sti11
Tho following tnblo shows tho stocks nf gn,ln
III Now Yurk on tho .!utos named:
, 1880-01-27

COGfE1t dE-lnrkHrs' Iuuis worn III fair deu,npd
r. IsdnsS4 p!css sasa wnTs rcTed q tsork
ntEsSE1s liufs-WGrb In fnr dcIilui,d curly, nni
ateaH{ Mti s1!S9 Ut II cars and q hraI hGavy ii 6
Etstsa-Wuro In requhst At l5e for frcsh. HupnIjes
nr0 kept ttp UMnQ th tho mild weather. md stnrS-
hn!lHn Hinsk IN slew nt sale,
flatl-lenan xtendy ind firm. Trade Ia fully up to
nll tGnA4IhlU p1ppcskhA-is, In fnCt, hgtr thni1 Ia
1!sMnl y Tho Ntastin: NU cunttnMU 70 gllotn: ~ =