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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10

The negro delegates to Chicago
lived in clover during the Radical
Convention. They we're wined ana
dined and quarterad in handsome style
at the leading hotels By the managers of
the different presidential aspirants to
such an extent that they wished the Con-
veation would never end. The native
negroes about Chicago found out how
free the hospitality was going, and dress
ing themselves up in their best pretended
to be delegates and we're treated in royal
style until the ruse WAS discovered. The
candidates were III a close place, and had
to curry favor with the delegates to the
Convention without regard to race, color
or previous condition. They knew that
the negro delegates could vote, and there
fore they we're allies not to be neglected.
At nominating conventions the negro
gets even with the white Radical, if he
.cannot do so anywhere else.
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Notice to Landowners.

TN pursuance to instructions from Hon.
i A. P. Butler, Agricultural Commits
sioner of South Carolina, all Landowners
are requested in making returns of Personal
and Real Property. for both themselves and
tenants, to inform the Auditors of their re-
spective Counties of the amount Of land
cultivated in the different crops during the
year 1879, as well as the yield Of each crop,
the amount of beef, pork and mutton
slaughtered, number horses, mules, sheep,
hogs, goats, cattle, &C., number died from
disease, number sheep killed by dogs,
amount Of commercial fertilizers used, val
Tie of same and number panels fence, pro-
ducts of dairy, together with such other
information as might be of general use to
the Agricultural Department.
THOMAS J. WEBB,
County Auditor.
June 10, 1880 As .
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10

The defeat of Gen. Grant for the Re-
publican nomination for president is
great triumph for our free institutions,
and guarantees to US under the admins
tration Of either party q perpetuation OF
the principles of Republican Govern
ment. The third term, Casarism and
Imperialism have been buried for another
century, and therefore we have the salts
faction of knowing that the result of the
Chicago Convention has Deen beneficial to
the country, even if it has presented a
stronger and better man for the presi-
dency than Grant.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10

Gen. John B. Gordon is addressing the
citizens in the leading cities of Georgia
upon the issues made over. his resigna-
ton as United States Senator. He COM
pletely refates any suspicion of bargain
or sale, and so far his course has been
marked by grand ovations at every point
at which he has stopped.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10
Notice to Stove Buyers.

nNE HUNDRED STOVES to be sold
" cheap-of the celebrated make OF
Thomas Robert Stephenson Il Co. good
parties on the Cotton Option or for Cash.
Come and see them
STEAM COOKERS at low prices. Nos.
800; s, $3.50; !, $500; &, $50.
l.. II. SEEL,
West End Wavcrly House.
March Is 1850 50
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10

Col. CASH AND Col. DEPAss.-Co.
lumbia, June A meeting, yesterday
on the State line, near Cheraw, between
Col. Cash and Col. Dcpass, was prevented
by the arrest of the latter at Chesterfield
Court House. Col. Cash and his party
we're on the ground when Col. Blair, the
second for Capt. Depass, arrived with
information of the arrest.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10

The Field boom is on the increase, and
the learned Judge now ranks as very
prominent Democratic candidate for the
Presidency. In our opinion his recent
State rights opinions as a Judge OF the
Supreme Court would not render him an
available Presidential candidate. No
man, however, would make better Pres
;dont 80
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- Richard B. Connolly. "

= Richard B. Connolly, who was Con
troller under the Tweed Ring in New
York, died in France the other day. He
is said to have stolen s8,000,000 and ab
seconded with the larger part of it. HI
offered to compromise for 100000 but
the offer was declined. He is said to
have had great remorse, but did not
make restitution. The bulk of his stolen
fortune was lost in speculation.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10

Poor Blaine. He has long been in
sight of the White House, but alas, like
hundreds of better men who have seemed
ike him to be almost there, he always
fails to get there. It is pitiable to be-
so near, and yet to remain so far of.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10

Col. Robert g. Ingersoll, the noted in
fdel, is Blaine's chief manager at the
Chicago Convention. A well informed
contemporary says that the fact that In
person does not believe in q God renders
it very appropriate that he should believe
in Jim Blaine.
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The recent splendid discoveries

= The recent splendid discoveries ol
gold in White, Lumpkin, Dawson, and,
indeed, all over Northeast Georgia, has
done more to develop this magnificent
mining region than all the newspaper
writing and individual talking that has
been done since the war. These practi-
cal demonstrations are bringing in hosts
of experienced miners and capitalists to
develop the hidden treasures Of this Sec
tion and of the Blue Ridge Mountains
and their rich placer valleys.-Gaines-
uiNe SoutMo on.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10

The nomination Of Garfield and Ar
thur by the Republicans is very strong
one, and will unite all factions of the
party. With the best ticket we can pos
sibly nominate against them there will
be no child's play in the presidential
canvass this year.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10

- Women vote in Wyoming, are we'll
treated by the men, and the married wo-
men don't always vote as their husbands
do, either. 1t is noted, further, that the
women are sure to vote against candidates
of dissipated or immoral habits.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10

1t is sometimes profitable not to be too
prominent. The presidential lightning
has struck Garfield because he was not q
prominent candidate for the nomination.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-06-10
i DN1N1sTRATOR's NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
~ All persons holding clainis against
the Estate of William Moorlcal, deceased,
are notified to present them to the under
signed within the time allowed by law.
properly proven, or they will be barred
and persons indebted to the Estate are no.
tifict: to make prompt payment to the I'M
dcrsgncd.
ROBERT MOORIIEAP, Admir-.
MnY u 1850 IG s
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A pPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
N. Notice is hereby given that an aappli,-
cation for Charter for Shady Grove Church
will be made according to law before the
Clerk of Court at Anderson, S. c., on
Monday, the 18th day of May, 1850, at III
o'clock n. m. i. u. DEAN,
And others.
April II. 1850 10
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THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

THE DEMOCRATIC IlCkel.
For Governor.
GEN. JOHNSON EAGOOD.
For Lieutenant-Govern
GEN. J. D. KENNEDY.
For Comptroller General.
J. c. COLT, ESQ.
For Secretary of State.
Col. r. M. SIMS.
For Attorney General.
GEN. LEROY F. YOUMANS.
For superintendent Of Education.
MAJ. HUGH 8. THOMPSON.
For Adiutant and Inspector General
GEs. ARTHUR NJ. MANIGAULT.
For State Treasurer.
Col. J. P. RICHARDSON. -,
For Presidential Electors.
1t Larqe-Hon. John L. Manning, Col
VIM. Elliott.
First Di,trict-Gen. E. w. Noise.
Second District-Hon. G. 81. Simonton.
Third Distia-J. S. Murray, Esq.
Fourth DistIct-Col. Cad. Jones.
Fifth District-Hon. g. W. Croft.
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Notice to Contractors.
SHERIF'F'S SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAT DINA,
AND .RsoS COUNTY.
pY virtue of Executions to me direct
u) ed, will expose to sale on the First
Monday Nas in July D. lsSo hsoFe BET the
ing property, to wit:
All of the Plaintiffs interest in one Tract
of Land, containing ninety.fiye (95) acres.
more or less, situated in Anderson County.
bounded by lands Of Joel Ellison, John
Siddle and Others Levied on as the prop
erty of the Plaintiff, in favor Of McDavid
and Duncan and A. S. Duncan, Defendants,
for cost of suits.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for all necessary papers.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
June 10, 1880 4S
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(JRINDING done on WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS.
4. II. OSBORNE.
May 6, 1850 l3
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Henry B. Smith, Plaintiff, against S. A. Smith,
Defendant-f py Summons Jor Reliei-t5mplaint
Serred.
To tho Defent ..it S. 4. Smith:
V7OU arc .ereby summoned and required to an
/ sycr the complaint in this action, of which
copy Is herewith served upon you, and to serve
subscriber at his office in the City Of Greenville,
within twenty days after the service hereof, excl
sve of the day of such service and if you fail 10
answer the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated 18th May, 1850.
WIIITNER SYMMES,
Plaintiffs Attorney
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NEW GRIST MILL.

iIril Ii. 1SSL
, 1880-09-22
HLlMOR.

Tho limo ynI cipher city homes is ntfght 'ctn,
An onion, l'ko u 'aborcr, works hest with It's
toat ulr,
Abont time to overhaul your furnace, and gut
VT your full suOt.
Darwin must he right. lla'r the people Of tho
pftscht aru tulG- htMrnrs.
After II young n,an hna popped tln question,
u GENERALLY l1sls to question thu 1'op.
l!otc1-kcepcrs tluu't tuxs kindly to tho nu.
teapts.
hotel is tn l,e built Mt QMct'co over rho p!acs
saneIH Montgomery cfnrge4l-nnl tho ellnrxcA III,
.aae future thur VIII probably bH Il long WMy
4eai Vi Montgomcry's.
Tho waH's definition uf ti9otry IL as good and
sa,lncls!sste = rs TINT u We.sters Dictionary.
a bKnsf' snya he; "whv. hc4 II tnln wtiu
Tor two"
London Ftn: "l'nurlst-t sny, hoy. >what'e
~ f,.. .,no @ q t'at hlll yonster! aoy-l,'n'lo,,
rSitnn r H. t1n% a%1,x Mnat ,ye1 4 h:re 1T ~
- M; tho lIill w,ls hero atOro lconI'd.'"
Gan t.,wn mlea,low. A curious travoInr WIN
nM n. 9 ima i, fstf tyatr ssoi !. r. II i poat S1 IT.
aan,,r. With cuEl In tho mtddio ot his tosv'
= y,uneuscr, while WARMING bis hania at tho
Ill "s y f tn Mth ry y b. IT, fMtaSf who y
,.aix my huns. @ f tho l!tto t. tstcw GSs% snateiy
t tS* .ss 81 Il yf n t;y y'ss s' ~ Tg 5Sss ysu% S
~: .x; No. ravnr Mld my snch thing. !
sSt,i .ssss sui.l tat yuur father had not us much
sa WIN tut illlys little yrllbw dog t,tlal nlulv
ssa,v that yt'!r farther: thut's a'l eyer snll."
n' nmee!l frs well you ttdnt say tho othor, tel!
ssys tho u,natcr Of tho house to bis scr,anl Ms
tfenarp3 t{t ltN.k hiulEef III III tA study u,Nl
, 1880-09-22
Withdrawn from, storu during Monday for CITY
consumrtIon: l,:hll IN whent. l,A:Ee h1 outs.

withdrawn from gfnrl, during MAuf1uy far C1tr
consumptlnn: I'M, In wtrof. ta.rs h, mia
Tho toInwinr cr.,u VIM lntncrtc, lntr storc
In tbla t.ity yrsfrr,9uv unrnine. IN oora r,.} win
tcr whrnt. In f,nrs Nns j and wintrr : cnra rc-
tnc,a,1 D rors m t,rnfr rcr Nh snrfu1 III ,,r.
So, . lo. " rnrs M \ do. m ars r.trctctt tt,-
,vcn,,. m, ,ors on,, : M, IL, NJ . cnr IA, ,mr.
md i,soo bIf hfuit m,xel i, rnra r.crtc,,. i cnrs
nm rr,t,lo t-t corn,: a err, whtin nnt,. n rnrs
St, a,nixct sn rnrs rcrcic nj o".s,: r, ,nrs
IA WI. n cnra rricrt.,1. = ,,nra n nf,or,,,, -,
,rrs No \ IL, ~, rnrs NJ, ,,, car, N = ,,n ~,
h"rcr, sy.tni +, e4s na,., s,s IN, m, ins,nntoh
NJ, sl IL, ,vl,out nr,l ~ IN, .,, If, La n,
,m,s ~ = @'''''
Tho ,n,t,,r rro,,,,co r,ortots ,roro ,,or,ro,,v
ecadrer vostnr,,., 49,, ,,,,,sr ~ ,o,, var" r,;,
I,r,,i,,,,s ,r,s' ,.~.,,., ~ ,.,s h'.
n, ,.s,,. ,1,, o' 1,,r t,,,,aha ia i" ra
H., ,,.t ,t,n ui,,"a ,e.- ..,, T,',,'.,, .ia ~ ~
,,,,,t. ,., .ns. s'o - d,, .s'e .!.., -
,sns ,t, -, ~" ,s sas ,' 49,, ~, s',
',,o ra -. ~ ".s.' na 2 ', Wv ~
. t,.'.," ,i,,' n. ~ pons ~ ""ch t"1ea
NV" ~, ,e w'a ~, W .n''... .s"
~" s,..,.. "n. WI .s, " IN.
',' .0 .u'!' ""1 WI"
1"uur M s'' supply W.. '''.''',uY n,.@s nose
~, ""n '.t "' VIZ '''s em''us 'eI' XII,
.no '"ieF pc.nR "et'fe III sa"pte '"1s'
ess o,S e"" -, ~ u ~ ea'". c s,r,cm. IN.
ueF' S!''e"5!''po 1ar oe1o"e1' a'tu sH.se'ot'0''s
."s .Mse."oes; = ~, 1.nfa elosen '1u nener' NJ
~S'"t:ssse" ~ % r,''tt ptpet "no .us
nNe'"ues' saoFt t'ps c"'seo s1e''a} ~ ee'~.'@
a,S'h tof tEtsbef. snF'nE "hcat c'tseu 70
a'snSf, ~ "saeo"M lnr oeP.tMu"F a"u usQt'''sao
i"r uc'"peF. !1ca "'hteF ts'"ea Ut "%t"fst '"F
cnsh III fofai loc''11oHs. tor1 e'ost! easter, III
too tor sept"h'ner afl' tOtits4o'ao Tor uc'otter'
oa1s o'tHcu RIItnRct, III -ato 9"F t'etoner or NO
, 1880-09-22
liH TEi.E&iltAIsI(,

Sgftiat pispateh ia 1Hs Chicago Tr4hpns.
NEW FtnK. Sept. ei.--Wcate1n Unlosl has lc~
tatets st,~t!ny's speculation. As soon as 1t wns
iesrlcl thAt the Gould ,Arty claimed to hayu b.
cilrutl cpatroI OF that CompNny lho street. bu-
1iovc4 that telegraph would begin To utlyuncc,
md 80 keone and so1so others advanced prices
thfs morning Of such stocks ~ they aro must
Intimately CONNECTED With; but 1t tuppcars that
GOULD Il not ready to advance Western Unlon,
believing or claiming that tho market must Ut,
toa lower level. Those who AdyaneBa stocka
te-duy found that they were .beIu9 freely aul,-
piled, Gud Western Talon was tu 30
, 1880-09-22

w., 1t f ';,afs. ii T. ." Iss: % l. ;;s 1:sat 4 i" %
ss ss;Ij 1sS
WIZ iist,i.ss y; Il 4i3i;,
"sss;si' III s. s'ass H' L: ss. Il s;
Vi. i ,.: Hi; i ;%;,'s;s i! j"S ] i
'r|sss s':s I'LL !: i; II: s*i"; S
xss%::i n s ,;s L. ;;i ;;i;i; 1T; ~ =,
MssIsf E%a' !. %srI.s n;; Aa: 1."' .sa
W.T. !'ss1 l. L. s;da I'll .spt I: Fsc';f"' X 5sn
ns.' i !ss. i sssi
snsa s III i r. S,iaa Fl rs: e ,,tn as W"l II 10
Ps.n r. nis II Il Fr i ;fi1a1 H': II tatnasa @ %
':$$ 4? s; s$ /; ;s;j$: Il 'E;s;sS Il
sS; 5 sF: s;*$ iii; Il ;ls.Ss iSs';:;S /; i
''|Ss!:! I'LL; | Il t. $sssS;:; /: a;siSiG:
sS %'': s,s i; s'sSSs;;S ss;sss ;%iSs
c;;; !. Il: 4 Ss;,is fsiis; siis: l. ST. iisS
VI: ;: ill.,; iii. i i; III il; S..d
S:'!'s II is;ss i; ,;s,!i I'LL 's.;;: Ia
nnn a. sfnI!h u r. IL. n,Id i. F+Ariunnt....... Hn
West Indiana At. ~ II ut nn10n !. 2!x5F1f n,
in"i Sei't- t1nnes johnson 10 fhufeer
Ia',n."n i. I'll II II ajxi:.th. /: 1s <
ft,'ttatcJ Aug. les anta Of j. ". Harrct 10 II. -
raii"n i. Ii II ii t"n iaik pIn:t. u, I'll.
Il. q; iuint1 sept: litSnthnn j. leck I" ffcnry
.; :$ sas It SEssiS; 80
CnsMEr SifnEH NJ. Is II HNf 'eh.tty .thlri H,Nf
4xl;l q 4 .!a,.d M scpt n tr'tasa II II. n. WI ,c
tsnssr i. ~; {. i. hsnsSs I. Hi4sii:is '
,1nra Sfht. II tsfny Huck'nFf.n,lt ~ Inhn 49,
t:sss ,as. lct (; \ nt $sfti; isaisy sf
s.snnu. ss1 r. Il, t,S;r ,wsr Gsf Sfirg Sirp'. ";rerss
,s Ila.Hl Mar :s u'aro'tna l.. Wnsd TO hrnis =,
1hsl ~. ii nmi iio,r .lnYii;r II. . Z Hsiin,
tlAtHs Srt. q ll!HhFJ j. .ChrfatHptt IL William
e. ts'ipith iV
SDNTII Ur rtry LlMErs WITHIN 4 RABIES or sErE.
b1lEs nf THE CUl'Hr-HnrsE.
M"nthn> ~. gsFE Il " Sf perryt II T.. 2s1IiN4ft
Dated AnE. II Estate Of WilInm Lii 10 Ri =,
Ssriii in.',a +. RI i. Il Il II ;eGas. iii o.
hnfr,i Sept Is taitlp% Bnrrans III DArId VIII -.
e0uT1l uf CRY LIMITS WITHIN 4 ftApttfA UFHEyE,
.ltiEs hY THE CDuNr-liHuxE.
Jefferson r, I'M n Hf t'Aestnut I, hxIx In II,
.snted sept. - Ill y. ttil'ati IL DoFa Il. ster-.
st!s!. S,asaii +! sn i:::ii:i y"
the Thtsi,arr, Fnrt Waync ! Chieaau ftuIt-
, 1880-09-22

The following we're the receipts and shipments
of fhn ltsnng Hrticfcs Of pral,'ce IN thiS city
tinring the twcntr-fotr h0urs ending nj 16'clack
Ttcs,!ny mnr'lIng und for tho corresponding ts.ue
lust yenr:
, 1880-09-22

1alcs1 flRurcs shnw in tncna'se during Inst
week uf Tl,aJI In wheat. 7f',t8 l'ti corn. liz
a b nuts, md ii '1ecroasc of LIE: hu rye. .7,0is
lAi hurley Tntni !ncrense. Ell, .,8 liI.
Tho following wrre tho aggregate recnfnts If
tho articles 1,asnes! IN this city zca the clnse of
last year; 1.sief7 iris lfsr. l., H. .a lu wlleht
Il. ,a11 nt corn; }19i,n III, 'n,lx 1:, lin f,l
rSp, LsKi, Il In bnrlnr, ,,:sstrW LIS INK Kccd
III tt'f,t lbs hug meats. 4siH.t3s lbs lard. a..
GrlnD tf's butter l.t'1.js1 ht'xa. h;.,IsG cRttlc
3{sD7i shrcp. r.: .:,sa9ls lbs hi.lcs. e1,.1t.1. Ibs
WOO" I.s!l ,7s tons c0n!, oEs, IT,; n feet lnn,let,
11.Ent brIs suit.
The exports nf dairy prottcts from, New York
10 fnrrI9n ,n,lrkcs FOR tho week ending Sept. II
included ,Ge5 tubs ur butter and u ti0 bnxcs Of
cheese.
Tl,o following tnhto shows the distribution or
thH brcndstni!s shipped frotn this city fItrl,ig
laet week. rho totnl OF rail movement Including
thnt avrr ssIatis nut spccf.!ei:
, 1880-09-22

; The following Instruments wrre ltl for roo
urtl Tuesday, 6opt. Il;
-..... CiTf tH0pEltTr.
Wsst fllCl1t. uy. u II " ~ hel!!i st. II t. 2l4W
IT. narrowed. sAtcd ScFt. ~ t.t Franz u III. to
auAA u. 41io
, 1880-09-22

With niost Of tho bankH business Ii steadily til
crrAsnG Orders for currency wcro largo.
eotue Of them canning from minnesota. Tho
fnut shows n movement Of wl,ent towards tho
seabnarsl. vast quantities. OF 1t -nre quite sure
tn tax tr1lnslt lNcs for tho next few weeks to
ther enliro cApneIty. It hntt becn vol bad tho
movement eDnmGncetl two w0eks earlier l3alik-
urs alsn report n fuw ortiors far RnG
M Kcnerll statement will ut MI fit tho tnoye-
nlet,ts Ut nll our bntks. Sumo Of tl,0m report
t,cr lines Of discount rising. AMI IN tMct ntalry
as high Rs they caro- to have them, whllo others.
Will. vary fnrxe deposIls. l,avc yerY few opppr.
tHNltcs at tho present to make anything but
Gull loans ut low r1ttus oC Interest. 0Hn
Cashier sail, "SO 1panH or tllscnunth, md
II Single largo culEcel1pH, tD my !nitnlt slts.
Hust." The remark will ut nuco 10 recognized
tts coming from one Ut tlr leading attHk hunks.
Tho t1uo for his eistu,ucrs to became acslSu
haa mt yet arrived, Ai,d whal 1t does come his
transactions will l,e cnnrIaoi,s,
1'Imo paper IL freely illketa by the hanks ut
for,cr figures, viz, 0eES per ccnt, with ns n
general tlg,iro. With most Ut tho banks the
,sarket ia working seassbly tlrnler.
Short time AMI ul1l loans. non per- cent.
New York exchange Is stlil lint ami dronplng,
Ruyrrs wurp anxIaiss to got 1t fur lilo ulf; hut
10 saIe1 waso reported at that figure. 3lctweun
l,nnks Ba!cs woro male At 50 cot,ts per *t,O08
discount. Market wcNk.
Tho elcarthHS wero f1H1,10l.
Tito price OF loca stocks is stated In tho follow.
tng talbot
, 1880-09-22

MI AlH
EATTLE-The sltNhtfnn Tna untnnforcd Tha dc.
naId xn4 mt whit tlnrn oclIve than on tho prc-
vUns daJ. nnd In fcr. there certainly change
fur thu better. ChiEc md Gittn ltr1cs because OF
tiIrr cuEpnrnttte *eaerlsy. wore held With tTlH3
nf7e III Hrtunt+-; hut fn- anything grading bGf0w
Ghufct tic mArkct dAli before. md prices
m unsaitsEtctury; In fuet. hDAass Of Western and
TeAns Caltc G!nnct that they were nnubso to do M
wcIl mllh their CAt!o Mnhituy. II was, nj all
oyehts exceedingly tlitl> unA drAt>lHR uarkets
and INT tban hnf Ut the iIf1pslnRs f0uud
takers. Amung the n,3i,er FGsnnlnfnx unsolsI wtr&
nut Guw tllMt trn been cnEr4ed over fr,na day to
day s!tie0 ttn unn nj 1nAt week. And. nh tue tpnr-
ke atCp then hns grown ktcnaEfy wtsrse. tho lasses
to nwiefs hrrG been MINT teruu:. fcttcfsftTh Of
fcf!n.s Included only few c.hlrG cattle. Tho best
Uf sIenl wete taken at tA..i4 a.n. Saas nt ps!ccb
abnve &tHl d!i mt nscre7ate ~ hrn. wtatic thc hpk
At t,r tendHX dnnu ut1.ier $Iu Western cattle
sh!.s II 1lntse tt,frhc,s ttMn we're ptMelfnlfy nt
4.A;tLtt! nIsu IF slttktrA nj - Tt1!H SAvGh! lois
Hf fhlr4 !fHshy *rcF* nraratlng trtl I " 1lA !bss
we're lnkHn hf tGedera nj fIthlaaA tn!Frs s0td ~
QrOTATlUSr,
Extrn ffeeyca-f;IhdutI seesa wGtRh!rR In
choh:. nS"rc.- .iIna.iaI / wsl1.infaioI sscsrs, ,,
w"s!,n. ..a! q !.Hli nh,........"........ tja5M
v 1,l5, 70 LII .,.......:.. Asas30
liz siii, i" i=l ~. As0aloa
hutchs'* Sct.iaur T. r,ntsn @ r., stcsI; sa
w.a!ai'. % III |" LTD ss. ~! ~; :e. :sa
Gssi ~ aaa1a,
infari"r"Isht ., tiiin c:,n: i,sicr:. siaxs
bulls. HE6 kcn1nNAE L139a1t
, 1880-09-22
MINING NEWS.
NEW S'flltIr.

ny tbs NH.He .lssAcfafsd f'ras,
NEW F1nK, Sept. @l.--snny snlcs, md prices
wcHk Mt the MlnlnK Exchanges to-tlny. Every.
bosty scetns "wlttsrg for something tu ttsl Ill.
Rna n general feeling af uncertainty provns.
Th1 ctItstu Glofnttnua rvtlre.
, 1880-09-22
and thin c..wa. halfert. ataI.s.
bulls. HI6 rcn1hNAE stt.ufs. ........,4.........
t+.tTYI,K H4f.E3.

IIlHsS-tuntnne tcnrr. and l,EicHs were atT0ne nt
further xsHtt nTnttCe, IN lrnu l1ht eltlnx
q nl la,n1 e snnisc ha.xy aradss a. ~
quul,.tlon of n.ac: Tile gArhy wnA bvsteF nyar.
ier tl,ah fur thu aay tIefnrn. Tho pr1phf:lnn ut
rta ppts elenreI eatly n,d !ly n,sk finished
firm, An Snlf4 RrG rI:lh s1bIpEt u IL AtfinkAGG or
ID lNa fur pIsgr sUwt ntld 6ylIt f0s stM9s. -
, 1880-09-22

S$ss|es l|s:s!s !tss Ss: T oa; '
;ssisaSi.es !on MOI: ii I'd :::::.:::: IA sH
,;,l ,;ss ;:is; hs1na increased
eE !" .; II. x S:s,n md bs
iM5II,oM 5I E,S!nr Ky q :.......a 7
sts s. ,sns. s"sat I'll Ii sxscc. ia:s...: I'LL
srlsst,,,i II, h.n,!lia,t 4; t'oa ~: tc,t....,,::
tis Ms'ss saa aa W,.s:a W's. |,."'s Esss rass. Tae e
s.S .:.. .....:...:.:: :. e
sHFs. -.
ssea assest. S"t,ca.
*aI: .afi 6:acic
Scn;s!uat ~. strictly ppse,.,,,....."....n 1h
$ss;."t Ill ~ ::: Z
Hank a "E...........'+...''.'.'...'.+s.
;S.tnlts
Nner. Nhar's'lac 81, alits. 3
s$?s;,ss s$s L; s $:,;!ss$ ;!;S as;;s;: $
i%'tl;S'ta tist i 4 sStsd II 81; 81:
$ss :S, ~ i: ,;ss
ats s,,ee:,or charcoal; ba Ses. and 7......" Eaa3 Eaa3
sss s saEsri"r .a"rs.,. S"s. T. i md 49,. s;
sr,'c, st ;*s;H,,nrr!ec ~
Nssttas 's:s"I 9r"tc, N
:t T.f's..i a.;'ay n,"ns.. 81"
IT, nj pds ,ss
&; e.: tS
~s sfs :'ft 4 SS.
III ctTs ns rs @ Tns "a tfssE sEs
~ II. TN, '"tand 70. e!a,!y ir'n *aen.be! 5or.s:
s1T m" sn he .s .sss's W.
T r.; @ %,ess.sa tSy "." .na M r.
, 1880-09-22

al,
4ne s'oshs ~ p'"~so" Nv tno 9t's'o u -A"9"s.
included II .s! tts wheat, 44,G4I eHcks flour, Rrl
IL -tntra In. ,,,u4,x. \, e.a ,rs ~ m s,,,l. o,a
- -, ~ 20 w. "t'"S' '''e'- 1s-t n'ehF' MIA
at,,Tpst IAl M rra !, ,.,,r ,,ro.in,s
"e.', "'''1 'H' ''''' ~ 49, -, ....
Ah0ther astte " u1chts Ill Chic1go to 90 to
teratWH1 that Texns Is tho gtcnt ubsorbcr ,shcl,
!1ns etnptI,Y1 Eu1,sn4 CJty Of hf,.r t,,tut nud
tnuara her Il, ,lrnw ftr ryn,ps ~, thu nsthcr
uuth n1, ,r,,i, ~ f,ti,,, t., ,,+t.,. ,,s,,....
. - AS es' w. N'h ' - t1'.' ".'''',t
t!c''s ~ "'s" ."""'H3 u '''tAeu e'e'@Se AZ llo
dlrectlon or Iexas.
Tho stApg fluufntinn for lead III ST. Louis has
bcct 4s.u per lh for some time INST, Parties j;t
tho tr1tlr hrfe wull,l like IN E,pw the huss uf
lin u,ntn,Inu, 7.,rv mn. that II 1, cnttrrr Inn
i,,,, I,t,,,, "ho,,, ~, No.. ~ H., rn. A. .hn,
H", pei'lE htoil >lc nut VI tHe WHY I'D tAe}
bifl|tl1z1 On tnt ns well ny oil CicMrIg .IIousd
rc,l,r,,s and t,,n ,,.f,.,s7
nrs r:t,e.t ,,,r.nt. t., ,h.t. r...,,,,o q, o ,,,,o,
,r.rnt .uti,;ts f.mi,,s.. f,st INV .r..,. @ ~ fni
Guu ntti sii,wnut ~ ss III @r."r'tiIIIS Hill, tnf
+, ts ,lsSyns!t!oh =" tha part q senrs ns'tt by
III & &G1sirSr,Gshs" sirs e. q st yrna ama I. inr sMHf M
tnu tlt,r innras. @ utd nrlts ;hc Irs Inren M n,in,
.M. VII i!l. u ps't.!sio .h!Issas Ihe As.".s
xns ~ III .s 1T ao ,' .'9 T..
.s ,.ssnsn. ir q ,aF'''ef, H. t.,, my s,.nt-
:{;n'; 9! t.e sats1s s1li,y aa t'F 'isp!
smsntan',s n+rn,, ~ % ~, a tc;s e - "p i'm yn II
,t u nn xrthn VA ta y" ,,t snsit , narl ~ ~, r p,
In m,tmy ,xs hef % ' WIKI ms, tmE y ~ ~, ,,t. ~.
ria cursT - A ~. " ..t,,nIG,n III t"Mi
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