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This was 8 quie. S~sturday-tbe most
DO Of the season. Our packets brought
very few people and went out with but
light trips. Nearly ell goods now being
shipped are sold on orders, and prices are
weak on ali articles generally used upon
the plantation.
We note no change 10 APPLES. Choice
are in better supply and steady at 6 to IS
per barrel.
The stock Of Choice BUTTER is Iieht
and the market is beginning to weaken.
We quote Choice nominslly 4O642e: In-
ferior 25935c.
In BEANS there is no change. Mixed
White 2 to 81 so per bushel; Navy 50 90.
We note no change in Provisions.
In fact there is hardly enough do
ing to justify quotations. Mess Pork
80 90 to $50 so. Prime Mess % 90.
10 $50 90. Prime Pork q 90 to S2S 90.
Rumps 26 to $28. JowIs s24. Clear
bulk Sides l63to l6lc. Clear Rib 152 to
Ice. Rib Sides Is to 15}c. Shoulders
124 to I22c. Bacon, clear Sides III to
l7ie. Shoulders IS1 to lac. S. C. Hams,
plain, 1871 to l9c. &. c. canvassed 20 to
2lc. Lard, In t~ierces, is to I9c; kegs
191 to zoe; caddies 20A to 2l3c.
The COFFEE market is weak and stock
ample. We quote ordinary to choice
Rio 1e to zee; Java "a to 35c.
We have but q light demand to report
in CoRNMEAL. Fresh, 8 so TO S. rs T;
Kindred, 8 rs to "a.
The demand is active for all kinds Of
DRIED FRUITS. Dried Apples 9 to lie;
Peaches ii to I4c.
The supply of EGGS is better and prices
dull at 20 TO dc in large and small pack
ages.
We can only say of FL0UR that IL Oets
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THE CROPS.


The Transcript, of Dandanelle, Ark i,
says: at is indeed cheering to hesr
from every neighborhoOd the good re-
port OF the wheat crop. We were con-
versing the other day with a gentleman
from Scott county, vine informs us that
q much larger breadth OF land was soWn
than usual, so the prospect OF a most
abundant wheat crop is confidently n
ticipated, as the time Of year 10 Judge of
this crop with some degree Of certainty
is now upon Us. Scott bids fair to be.
come one OF the most independent
ties in the State. She raises a supers-
buudance Of all the necessariss of life
such as cattle, cord, wheat, potatoes,
fruit Of endless varieties, etc. II the
people of the old States only knew what
q hue, healthy, productive region Scott
county is, hundreds would flock thither
this fall. We should also mention in
this connection, that the wheat crop in
Yell and Pope are very promising.p
The Albany (Ga) NeWs Gays: latter
diligent Inquiry, we estimate that our
planters have put in about forty per cent,
OF corn, ten Of oats, aud fifty Of cotton
The corn lands have been thoroughly
prepared and well MANFRED, and the
stand is probably the best ever known.
We are glad to announce that our people
have msde up their minds to raise their
own bread.n
The Trenton (Tenn.) Gazette says:
We are pleased to learn that u fruit
crop has escaped the recent frosts with
but slight injuries. The weather for sew
eral days has been delightfully."- pleasant,
and our farmers are making hay while
the sun Shines The wheat crop is very
promising"
Since the above was written, however,
heavy frosts have visited that section.
1.-THE prospect for peaches the coming
summer" says the Fayetteville Observer,
" is gloomy indeed. Thus far in bottom
lands, the fruit seems to be very gen
orally killed, but on the hill sides and
other elevated localities, the destruction
is not 80 general. But the weather con-
tinues cold and unreasonable, with occs-
siOnal freezes, and any night may blast
the entire crop. There was a fall of sleet
on last Monday night. The wheat is
thought to be uninjured."
The McMinnville N5sO Era says
w have had very unpleasant, as
well as unsettled weather during the
past few ~dsys-mixed with rain, snow
and sleet. The fact is, a very large
slice of winter has been hanging around
the lap Of spring hugely. At the time
Of going to press the impression prevails
in our mind that the fruit crop through
q section has been pretty nearly de-
stroyed."
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The opening Liverpool dispatch to-day
quoted that market quiet, with Uplsnds
12td, Orleans 122d, and at the close there
was no change.
The New York market opened quiet
and unchanged; Low Middliugs 274e,
Middlings 2s4c, Strict Middlings 293c.
1t was dull and unchanged at noon and
closed quiet and weak, with quotations
the same. as at the opening.
Outside Of two or three sales, this mar
ket was dull. One buyer wanted 1000
bales, and bought 8 table Of $50 bales az
26tc. 1t clsssed Strict Good Ordinary TO
Low Middlings. Another lot of 70 bsles
Ordinary sold st 253, and still another
lot of 40 bales at 244c. All other sales
combined would probably make the
days transactions foot up some IICO
bales. Low grades continue in more de-
mand. We quote IS. folloWs:
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t T STATEMENT.

Receipts were per NJ. & c. R. R. 149
bales; NJ. & I. r. r. 40; M. d o. r. r.
100; 81. d L. R. r. r. =; Steamers % ;
wagons =. Exports we're per NJ. & c.
R. r. =; NJ. q T. r. r. 2l6; M. & o.
r. r. s; Steamers l40.
Our weekly Cotton statement shows
the receipts to have been 1870 bales ;
exports, 1915 bales /; receipts last week
were 245O bales.
We received no Liverpool statement
this week, but the stock aioat is 442 600
bales, Of which 1855 600 ia American.
This shows an increase in the total 8iOat
of 1900 bales over last week, while the
American sf0st has increased IA,
bales.
The New York statement is as fol-
lows Receipts for the week at this
port, 6069 bales receipts for the week at
all ports, 5000 bales; receipts since
September at this port, 544FGI bales; re-
ceipts since September at all ports,
100000 bales exports for the week.
from this port, 1924 bales exports since
September LIST from this port, 247, 628
bsles exports for the week from all
ports, $4,000 bales ; exports since Sep;
TENDER from all ports, 1,1OS, Ass bales .
stock on hand here, lOl 600 bales /; stock
on hand at all ports, 353,0OO bales I; ex-
ports for the week to Bremen, SOS bales
exports for the week to Liverpool, 1882
bales exports for the week to Ham,
burg, 734 bales exports fron all ports
this week TO Liverpool, 81, $50 bales ex-
ports from ell ports this week to the Con-
tinent, 10. 72S bales.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND RIvEKs

Gas WORKS, April Is, 1903.
River fell in last "a hours 81 inches.
Below high water mark l foot 103
inches.
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rom dull to dnller daily, and the market
is amply supplied. Superfne 5 80 to
6 25; X 6 80 to SIX Z so to IS 90;
xxx andf Fancy brands 9 to Sll.
The stock of FEED is light and market
firm. CORN on levee 75c. OATS zoe
BRAN 25 to $26 per ton. HAY 26 to S27.
The HIDE market is dull and prices
lower. Green 9 to 9Sc; Salt 101 to lie; Dry
Salt, 2lc; Dry Flint, 2Sc.
Cape and Alabama LIME held at l as
to 81 per barrel. Utica l IS % 81. Louis
vile Cement so to So.
There is a fair demand for SUGARS
and MoLAssEs and market steady.
Fair to Choice Yellow Louisiana 49, to
163; Yellow and White Clarified Is TO
lSc. Molssses IS to 9Oosas to quality.
There is but little change TO note in
PRODUCE. Potatoes are very dull and
irregular. We quote Pinkeyes, Russets,
and N~eshannooks at l so to 81 per bar
rel. PescrblOws are firm at 2 Is to 81 so.
Sweet Potatoes, l 70 81 Is per bushel.
Onions scarce at 7 to 81 % per barrel.
The POULTRY market is firm and
poorly supplied. Turkeys 25 to $50
Geese g to $40. Ducks s so to 81. Chickens
6 so to 81.
The LIVE STOCK market is moderate
ly active. We quote Beef Cattle as
follows: LIST class, 61@73c; 81 class, So
sc; 81 class, 3@4c; inferior, 293c; Mich
Cows, S8O@lOO each work Oxen, $3.50
lbs Hogs, 9@l0c, gross; Sheep, 1907
per head. The market for cheap Horses
and Mules has beer very active the last
few days, and prices range from $5O@130.
We have NJ change to note in
SALT. Large Dairy, in seven
bnshel barrels, 81 so. Small Dairy,
in 5 bushel barrels, So so. Large
Common, in 2 bushel barrels, s 80 to
s. so. Small Common, in 5 bushel bar
rels, 2 so to 50 IS. These are quotations
In lots from first hands.
Thsre is q fair trade d. ing in manu-
featured TOBAcoos and stocks are very
complete. Prices are steady on all grades.
The demand for low WHISTLES re-
mains moderately active and prices
weak. Highwines soc per gallon.
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STATE OLE MEM YORK

City and County OF New 1Ork.J
Be It known, that on this twenty-fourth day
of February, ammo DomiDi, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine, before me. j.
Leander starr, a Notary Public in and for the
State of New York, duly commissioned and
sworn. residing in The city OF New York, per-
sonally came MORRIS and VIII.
LIAM h. BEERs, VINO being BY me duly affirmed
and sworn, did depose and say, thar the con-
tents of the RCOve afidavit by them subscribed
were true according to the best of Their knowl-
edge, Information and belief.
i. l.. STARE NOkarV Pub1fc.
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s7S,4SO 81
STATE or NEW o r

City and County of New York.
ORB FRANKLIN, PRECEDENT, and WILLIAM
II. BEERS Actuary, OF tire Rev York Life In
surance Company, being severally duly az
irmed and sworn, do severally depose and say,
and each for imself says, that the above state
ment Of the sad Company, on the thirty first
day OF December, 1865, is correct and true, &C
cording 10 the best OF their knowledge, infOr-
nation and belief.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WIN. b. BkERS, Prest and Aetusry.
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Agents Wanted ETerJ where:

N. CADART'S Pure Vegetable Coloring, 81 .
pound. suficiert to give q rich golden yellow
II 20 bounds Of White Butter; 81 eents-per
SAMPLE package, sent to any address. No
farmer should be without IL, as while and
Efreaky Butter Is worth from six TO ten cents 3
pound less in all markets than hat Of 9 rich
yellow. Dsp2
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Tri-weekEy U. s. Mail Line.

THE FOIL Wing ELEGANT PASSENGER
Il Boats of EIIs LINE will leave hemphis
hereafter THREETIMESA EEK as follows:
tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, al
s O'Clock PIN,
THOMAS H. ALLEN. Reese Pritchard, Master
W. a. CALDWELL---..-.R. l. Haines, Master
BlalsdeH, Master
LEM EOrI..-----.....- W.T.. Berry, Master
Connecting at LITTLE ROCK with the Come
pany's new and light-draught packets for Fort
Smith and Fort Gil sJn. Close connections
made both ways.
N....---....JnO W. Williams, Master
VAN BURGH- -4.....--.J&me Bowlin, Master
FORT GlBSOH ...-.......John WOODBURY., Master
FGhT HMITH--.-----.---.Ed. Rowland, Master
81. An OF the above boats were built expressly
f5r ne trade, and are particularly well adapted
to Z. Passengers and freight will be put
through by this line to all TOints on the Arkan-
Sas river without detentio and at reasonable
rates.
An persons shipping 5ght for any point on
the ARKANSAS river fro q North or East of Mem
phis, Should have tIe goods consigned to
" Memphis and Arkan as River Packet Com
pany," a. Memphis. ID ~ruhandises shipped from
New Orleans should DO consigned 10 MeInphi
and Arkansas River Packet Company, Napo-
leon, Ark.
FFeigat received at any time at the Comrs-
ny's UGscs. JG0. D. ADAMS, President.
7. A. KENDIG, Agent,
laos Ss Front Gt-set. Mostly Block.
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ASSETS.

LIABILITIES.
Losses unadinsted and not due. S6S,62 90
Subscribed and sworn to by
d. r. SATTERLEE& president
WM. 3. 9~OODELL, aecretaIy.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-oAPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January /, 1859.
I. W. Blackburn, Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Home Insurance
Company, lCs tted at New haven, in the state
OF Connects y (, has produced to me satisfactory
evidence th-i said Company has compiled with
all the req ements of the laws of the State
of Tenness, e imposed on Insurance. ComPa-
MES; and 1 { rther certify that H. 7. TOmltD-
son, Agent ofsatd Company, has also COM
piled with the requirements Of the laws OF the
State, made and provided in such cases
Wherefore, said Home Insurance Company
has authority TO take risks and transact the
business Of insurance in this State, at Men,
phis, Tennessee.
g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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j. L.. STARR, Notary Public.
CnMPTRoLLER,s oFFICE.1

NASHVILLE, April /, 1863,
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and correct copy of the original now on nle in
my office. q. W. BLACKBURN.
Comptroller.
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NEW YoRE, April I7-Cotton UNCHANGED
sales of $3.50 bales Uplands at 2Szc. Flour
% 509o %, closlng 2gluc lower. Corn heavy
sugar IlL9l2zc. MolaSses duii.
The money market is very easy az 7 per cent.
IN currency, and in some cases balances are
leitat6 per cent. The discount market is also
easier. ana the banks show a mere accommo-
da ing spirit, Prime paper 6gl0 per cent The
Produce Exchange WasthrOWn into a A. of lex
element this evening by a report that Parker
q Peck, elevator and warehousemen, had de-
OOJ bushels OF oats corn and wheat, to the value
OF SGO,NOl- Mr.. PECK has disappeared. State
ments ola favorable decrease in loans was
naturally expected, but the large increase in
legal tenders took everything by surprfee The
figures show plainly hat the banks must have
received far more currency than they shipped
during the weeK, and they alss explain the
great hange of money from striBgency to easa-
Tine banks hold E.l53,O02 in excess or The legal
reserve against S5,9i3,040 the preceding week.
Sterling dull at 0kg7s. Gold hrmer and
opened At sSs. fell u % and closed at $685..
STATE bonds nrm. Old TennsSsees 6oH96s;
new 6jA@65A. p
Cincinnati EEarhet.
CINCINNATI. April I7-F1Onr and grain quiet
and unchanged. Corn Csc. Whisky 90c. Pork
S5L. Bulk meats held 81 l2A@l5<c. Bacon
9i7c. -
chicago Market.
CHICAGO. April ID Flour 81 50as co. wheat
81 g.. Highwines ssc. Moias es sIalO 5. Sugar
lsal5ke- Pork $50 80. Lard l79<4ISc. Bulk
sides l3%9IS1zc. Hams 5H9lGc.
"a. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIE, April r.-Fiour, IS Wheat
81 so. Corn M466 Barley UNCHANGED,
PORK S3l@3i50. Bulk shoulders Is%c. Hams I5e.
Bacon I3zc; Sides lGA9l7c. Lard l7He. Gro
ceries unchanged. s
Louisville Harhet
LOUISVILLE, April Iz.-TObacoo-sales 100
lids At SIS O0al7. Pork 81 Is. Lard lskc. Be-
con shoulders lac; sides l79l7%c Bulk meats
Iyc; sides lG9l614e. Flour, S. 5096. Oats 6Ba6Sc.
Corn 65967c. Whisky, Gle. Wheat, 81 $50
/ 50. Hay S2092l.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, April l7.-Cotton quiet. Sales
500 bales. Uplands l2Hd; Orleans l21<d.
Breadstuffs duh.
LoSDoS, Aprii E.-Consuis 9sZ Bonds slS{
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mARKErs.
New Orleans sIarket.

NEW ORLEANS, April F.-Cotton is easier
and without QaOtabl- change. Middlings 2S14
@2S%c. sales $40 bales. receipts 1892 bales.
Exports 1872 bales. Gold 3SZ Sterling ex-
change 4sA. Commercial paper 42TG4254. New
1OrE sight &c PREMIUM. FlDur steady I;
supsrlne 60; Xxx IS 50. xxx 50 IS, Corn is
quiet White 7gGS0c; yellow S5c. Oats scarce
az 74c. Bran scarce at 81 40. hay hrmer prime
SaS. Pork dull $50. Bacon in better demaud
at lSknl4GI79l7He. Lard dull ;titrce le@l9c;
keg 70 a2ie. sugar In ftir demand common 9
alec prime lsgl3Zc. Molasses, light supply;
tsrmenting SOC. Whisky dull; Western S5@
S2%c. Coffee quiet and firm fair l5aI5sZe;
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Ticket offices Ne. 2s7H Main street and at De-
Sleeping Car attached to Night Express
rain, which goes through to Nashville, wa
ashville and Northwestern Railroad, without
change.
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State Of New York, County OF New York-ss.
H. B. Beach, Vice President, and o. 9. Bogert,
Secretary of the htnR Insurance Company of
New York, being duly sworn, depose and say,
that the foregoing is a full, true and correct
statement of the affairs Of said Insur-
2nce Company, and that they are the above
described officers thereof
H. g. BEACH, Vice Prest.
q. 5. B0GERT, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 18th
day OF January, 1865.
LIS. FBANCiS y. ANTI,
Notary Public, New York County
STATE Or TENNESSEE,
"CoNTRoLLER'SLOF OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January l, 1859.
/, w. q. BLACKBURN, Comptroller of the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Atna Fire
Insurance Company, located at New York, In
the State of New York, has produced 10 me
satisfactory evidence that said COMPANY has
complied with all the requirements OF the laws
OF the State of Tennessee imposed on Insnr-
ance Companies; and further certify that H.
7. Temlinson, Agent ofsaid Company, has also
compiled with the requirements OF the laws of
the 8 ate, made and provided in such cases
Wherefore, said Etna Fire Insurance COm.
pany has authority TO take risks and transact
the business of insurance in this State, at
Memphis, Tenn. q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller Of Tennessee.
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The New York weekly bank state

EHS1Ho SASt
The New York weekly bank state
ment lie as follows:
Loans
Specle SSzuJy
DepOSitS 7U7.OUO
Legal Tenders increased -.....--.........-. 2,S56,0OJ
Stocks opened frm and moderately
active snd at 2 pm. had improved, with
q fair business doing:
Wells &Fargo Elk, 31s American Elk,
SO; Adams Ex., 500 U. s. Ex., so;
Merchants Union Elk, 10; Quicksilver,
%; Canton 6l5 Pacific Mali, 948; West
ern Union Telegraph Co., AZ New York
Central, 1853 Erie, - to :; Hudson,
1881; Reading, IS; Chicago & Alton, I53;
preferred, 1853 Toledo, w. aud W., 723 f;
preferred 20; st. Paul, 79I; preferred
$50 Ft. Wayne, 1924; Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 332; Michigan Central, I22I Mich
igan Southern, 99s Illinois Central,
142; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 90; Cleve-
land & Toledo, 9Si; Rock leland, 1873;
Chicago & Northwestern, 49, ; preferred,
e55.
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STATE OF

STATE OF TENNESSEE,l
C-OMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
January l, 1859.
l. g. w. BLACKBURN, Comptroller Of the
Treasury. do hereby certify that the New York
Life Insurance Company, located In New York,
has produced to me satisfactory evidence that
said company has complied with all the re-
quirements of the laws OF the State of Tennes-
see imposed on Insurance ompanies; and l
further certify that d. ODELL and ]. X p.
PRITCHARD, Agents Of said Company, have
also complied with the requirements OF the
laws OF the State made ADD provided in such
cases Wherefore, said New York Life Insu-
rance Company has authority to take risks
and transact the business of insurance in this
state, al Memphis, Tenn.
Isl G. ". BLACKBURN,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
Managers of tHAe Branch Office
at Memphis, Tenn, No. 10 Mad
isOn Street.
d. O'DELL,
ap4 J. * p. PRITCHARD,
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BUTTER.
THE
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask the attentloHAf al interested in the re-
auction OF the extravagant cOss OF Butter, 70
their practical and economical system OF max
ing pure prime Butter by aid OF the
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT.

A brief alIusion to the oritin of9his import
ant discovery may not prove unintereSt1ng
Among the authenticated records Of the re-
nowned Caufain Cookis VOYAGE around the
world, is found the statement, mat While so
tourning for a snorS time on the BrsalIaa
Coast OF South America, he observes the ma
tiVes using, in the preparation OF their tOodt q
peculiar oil, which, upon examination, ne
flavor Of Batter; upon further inquiry, how
ever, he sscertained that II was simply . SUD
stance that the natives distilled in a crude and
Imperfect manner from a rieh and luxurlant
plant hat grew spontaneously dahnn0anuy
in that warm ToPicat eouotry AIeH yeas
ago an eminent French chemist Wnle on &
professional visit to the tropics, made numer-
GUS experiments with this remarkable pro-
ductien of nature, end succeeded IN sxlraetdng
a conceutrated essence OF The plant The for
mula for its preparation, and the Sole hlgh1
for the sale in this country are the exclusive
property OF this company. by whom IL was
purchased rom the original discoverer. We
claim for this remarkable, yet simple and per-
list. Tnat BY its use 8 net gain Of from 20 to
40 per cent. is made in the manufacture OF
"a. That Batter, which frsm age or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid, ssreaked or
cosrse-grained. and c.mpsrSttvely useless Tor
general use. By the aid Of this Extract Is 1e-
stored TO its original freshness Gnd swestEeSss
dne grain and even color.
81. By the use OF this Extract, one pound OF
delicious, fresh Butter Is actually made from
enc pint of milk.
9Th. That q pure and excellent table Butter
CAL 70 md1Ci - .
pound The chief expense wherein beng BUT
Ter, which is the essential base
5rh. That Better manufacture by the ald OF
this Extract is squal IN every respect 70 the
beat Butter made 0y the ordinary method.
an. The Extract, after thorough analysis
nv abta chemists, Is pronounced perfectly nee
rom anV deletei ions substance, the tDgred1-
erts being pJrely Of q vegetable nature
I'm IN pfOoC Of the foregoing assertions, the
factory OF this company Is making one Ton OF
Rntfef per day, Shlch meets vita ready sale
IN fne New York msIkSti and Is consumed
srom the tables OF The hrst hotels, restaurants
and private families in this city and elsewhere.
a Eample packase OF the EXTRACT tsur1cient
20 rake 6Gv pounds o. Butter), with null d.
rections for use. viii be sent 70 any address on
the receipt Of u.
CAUTION.-As ali articles OF real merit are
suoIect to spurious limitations, We would sPe-
ciallF anton the public against countsrIels
and worthless limitations, advertised As P1S-
defs, compOunds. etc, as the Extrscs ~ WS
Butter Plant Is prepared and soio only
The Economy Butter Company
omcs-TIS LIBERTY srREEr.
e-aetorv-sss GREEEwIcH sIREET, ny.
s.ase. County and CITY Rights for sale, orer-
inc n Capitalists rare opp0rtuntuts for esta0-
fishing q staple business, paying enormous