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CHICAGO, November %.

CHICAGO, November %.
FLOuR-Yery quiet and steady at
; 75a5 - for spring extras.
WHEAT-Quiet and steady: sales OF
No. at 93ia9ic; No. 2 at S9taS9tc; this
afternoon the market Was dull at SOFA
90e for No. 2, seller December.
CORN-Nery dull and 2a3c lower;
sales of No. . at 7Saa79ic; rejected at -
a7Sc, closing at 7Stc for No. .; this af.
ternoon the market was dull at 7Sa7S .c,
seller December for No. 2.
OATS-Nery dull aud almost nominal
at ltai2c for No. 2, and SIC fer reject
ed, closing at ila4ltc for No. 9.
RYE-Dull and and almost nominal
at 72is73ic for No,2, closing at 73c.
BARLEY-Dull at 90c for No 2
HOGS-Dressed moderately active
but steady at IL 50al2 90, dividing on
200 pounds; live quiet at Q l5a9 IS for
common; 9 35a9 IS for fair TO medium,
and 10 O0al0 % for good to choice.
.CATTLE-Quiet at 3 40a4 So for COM
mon to good cows, and OOa5 80 for fair
to medium.
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AKRON, OHIO.
The Erie Hallway War-Resignation
ta-r- Of Say Gould.

AKRON, O., November 27.-All morn
ing was spent in conscience and con-
sultation and in open court in the after
noon Judge Backus read the resignation
of Jay Gould of the receivership Of the
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad Com
psny, to take effect January LIST, 1870,
on Condition that the lease of the Allan.
tic and Great Western and branches to
the Erie, according to the contract OF
December 18th, 1868, be in force until the
sale of the Atlantic g. Great Western.
under the foreclosure of the mortgages
prayed for is perfected and the Erie shall
operate this road until the lease shall
legally end. Mr.. Mcfarland, for Mr..
ODoherty, stated that his resignation
also takes effect New Years day. inc
Atlantic & GreatW Western party, through J
Judge Collins, presented the name oi
Judge Reuben Hitchcock of Painesville'
Ohio, for Receiver. Judge Boynton aP,-
pointed Hitchcock under s20V,oOo bono.
This ends the trouble until the next
Court. Answer in the petition for fore
clesure and sale are to be filed January
10Th. and the case will be ready for hear.
ing January oath.
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Cleveland nnrkct,

CLEVELAND, November q.
FLOUR The market steady and un-
changed.
BUCKWHEAT Market and
demand good at a range of 25as 90.
WHEAr-The market is quiet but
decidedly frmer and &c better; No. l
red tlrm at Is; No. 3 red held at Is.
CoRN-Market firm and better; No.
mixed at gIc; No. . do at csc; No.
yellow unchanged at CSC.
OAIs|ln fair demand but lower; No.
State sold at sic.
RYE-Dull and nominal at 95csl 90
for No. and 90c for No. ,.
BARLEY-Dull and heavy at l GOA
10 for State and Canada.
PETROLEUM-The market is o.iet
and easier; refined held at 3OaSO3c for
large lots; trade lots at 3la32c; crude
lower; held at 6 95 per Dbl.
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New, YORK ul.rke,. .
NEW YORK, November "a,

.eti. NEW FORK, NOVeuipoh So
COTTON-Firmer and closing qniet;
sales 5000 bales at 25fc for 'middhng
uplands. ga o."
FL0UR-Closed at sc better on com-
mon and medium grades, with ialr
export and speculative demand.
WHEAT-very firm and quiet; hgns
offerings, with a iimited export sn'
speculative demand. 81
RYE-Dull at GOAL 05 for western.
OATS-Firm az 65a65i c' for western:
CORN-Dull at 09a1 10 for sound
mixed western.
PORK-Quiet at 80 so for old mess;
% 30 for new mess and 30 so for future
delivery.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Quiet and without de-
cided change.
BACON-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-Quiet at l9c for prime steam.
EGGS-Rather dull at 36a35c for
western, and 25a30o for lined.
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KENTUCKY.
The Regulators An Pulaski County
Three Men Killed.


Three Men Killed.
LOUISVILLE, November 2S.-A desper
ate character named Cooper, who had
been whipped by a party of regulators
in Pulaski county, caused the arrest of
some of his neigh bors, whom he accused
of administering the chastisement.
Saturday morning was fixed for the
trial, and Cooper and his friends en-.
tered Somerset, the county seat, armed
to the teeth. Here the accused parties,
numbering twenty, and Cooper with his
confederates equally strong, entered
into quarrel, which eliminated in q
regular pitched battle. One hundred
and fifty shots ware fired, resulting in
the killing of three men named TODD,
Daulton and William Peasants, and
the mortally wounding of one James
Peasants. The fight was abated by
mutual consent, both parties being out
of ammunition. Shortly after, each
party having recruited its forces, were
about to re.enter the town, but armed
citizens warned them of.
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8g Teslltteert ,lplh
TO THE REGIsrER..-
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
rBy Telegraph TO the Register
WASHINGTON, November 81.

WASHINGTON. November q.
The Supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia
Met this morning for the purpose OF
renaering decisions in the cases held
nnder advisemcnt. On the opening Of
Court, the Secretary of the Interior
withdrew his motion, previously sub
mitted and argued and held under adj
yisement by the Court, to vacate the
Judgment and quash the writ of mazda
mus issued in the McGarrahan claim,
thus leaving the Judgment in full force.
The Secretary must, therefore, obey the
writ and issue to McGarrahan the pat
emit for the Racho Hanoche Grande, on
which the New Idea, California, quick
silver mines are situated.
,.,.-r.vY Interviewed.
~ Messrs. D. @. Carr, E. W. Alasin and
A. J. Smith, members of the Virginia
State Senate, together with a eoiored
man, the party representing the minor.
itv Of late Republi can Convention held
at Richmond, and who favor tAe lmme-
: date admission of Virginia, had an in
teryiew with the President to-day. 1t
understood that the President remarked
IN Governor Walker, of Virginia, who
saw him yesterday, that the State hav'
ing complied with all the requirements
of the law, he saw no reason why she
should be kept out of the Union.
Reports Nearly Completed.
The report of the Secretary of War,
together with subordinate reports OF
various Military Departments and Bu-
reaus and that of General Sherman,
have been sent to the public prints.
. The reports of the Secretary Of the
Treasury and Secretary of the Navy are
not yet finished. With these excep-
tions all the reports of heads of depart
ments are nearly completed. But few
il apy of them will be furnished to the
press in advance rs an effort will be
made by heads of Departments to pre-
vent their premature publication, IS in
repeated ., instances heretofore. 1t is
certain that the Presidents message
will not be furnished to the press until
a the day it is sent to Congress nor will 1T
be put in type until it shall officially be
made public. "..-
Arriving.
Additional mem bers of Congress con-
tinue to arrive though not in large num-
bers. The hotels and boarding houses
are filing up and preparations in all
directions indicate the near approach OF
the session Of Congress.
Surprised.
The Secretary of the Navy was sur
pri sed this morning at the appearance
of An article in one Of the papers of this
city purporting to be an abstract OF his
forthcoming report. The Secretary says
his report is not yet completed and no
person has seen what has been written
except himself and his chief clerk, and
further that four-fifths of the subject in
the alleged abstract will not be alluded
to in his report.
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Married Persons, or Young Men 49,,
ing Marriage. being aware Of Pbys,s..i' s a, e,al
mesa, organic debility, dsfogaI;,s, Vel
cured. @ 'ser'ir
he who places himself under tho
j., may reiigiously confGe In bis hcpo- " }.
tleman, and confidently rely noon bi. II, -.
physician. AL e.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, November

BALTIMORE, November ~.
FLOUR-Firmer with an improved
demand for western; supertine at a 7oa
5 ~; extra at > 25aG 90, and family at
6 25a7 90.
CORN-Firmer; now white at 92a95c;
yellow at 95a97c.
OATS-Held at 56a57c.
RYE-At CO..
GROCERIES-Unchanged and Stock
light.
WHISKY-In good demand and an
improved feeling at l 07al OS.
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New York Money Market.

. NEW YORK, November ~.
MONEY-Easy at 5a7 per cent on call.
The bank statement is favorable.
The legal reserve increased million
and half.
STERLING-Quiet at 10s5alO9.
GOLD-Lower; opened at 12S and the
increased pressure to sell fell to 1881 and
closed at 124a124t; carrying rates 4a7
per cent. Clearances Sl7,75O,O0O.
: GOVERNMENT STOCKS = Heavy
and lower. Coupons of 'Sl, 1l6fa1l6t;
do '62, 1l3la1l3f;. do "a, ll1sall2; do '65
l12fal12a; do new, ll4tall4a: do ~!
114ea1143; do '6S, 114tall4t; lO-EOs, lo74
a1O71; currency 6's, 1073al07s.
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Additional mem bers Of Congress con-
tinue to arrive though not in large num-
bers. The hotels and boarding houses
are filing up and preparations in all
directions indicate the near approach Of
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The Associated Press dispatches have
been withheld from the Republic news
paper Of Pittsburgh on the ground that
that paper has sold dispatches to out
side parties. The Republic has caused
the arrest of c. J. Ferdinand, former
editor, for furnishing dispatches to out
side parties, who claims they were fur
nishsd with the fnll knowledge of the
praarietors. A hearing in the case will
be had today.
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NVHhtOoof
Surprised.
BY THE CABLE.
NV Telegraph to the Register.

LONDON, November 27.-Dispatches
from Cork, Dublin and TippeIary, re-
port that there has been several Fenian
demonstrations in various parts OF Ire
land to-day. At Tipperary and Clou-
mel the proceedings were riotous, ana
Fenian songs were sung by the mob
while marching in procession. Several
houses on the line of march were stoned
and riddled.
At Cork, this. evening, the partisans
of Rosa celebrated that gentienan's
election to Parliament with grand
torchlight procession and other pro-
eeedings. Everything passed of with
out any disturbance.
CopESHAGEN, November y. The
Official newspaper to-day publishes the
following: '"The ratification Of the sale
of the Island of st. Thomas to the Uni
ted. States Government has been post
Q poned six months" 2 r
MADRID, November 27.-The Repnbli-
can Deputies, who recently absented
themselves from Cortes, returned to-
day in a body.
LONDON, November 27.-The differ
snces between the Porte and khadive of
Egypt, will probably be compromised.
On the contrary the Journal Official Of
Paris in its issue of to-day says it has
the assurances that the Porte has sent
his ultinatum to the Khadive and that
several vessels of the Turkish Navy are
ready to sail for Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, November 27-Two Of
the steamers of the Messageries Impe-
rails, of 24O0 tons burthen, have safely
passed through the lSuez canal. The
success Of the canal seems no longer
doubtful.
PARIS, November ga private ball
was given at Tulleries tonight. Among
the few invited guests was Mr.. Wash.
burne.
MADRID, November 27.-Advices from
the PHILIPPINE Islands state that con-
yspiracy has been discovered at Manilla.
Many arrests have been made of the
principal persons implicated.
e PARIS, November Pm. Lesseps,
Chief Engineer of tie Suez canal, has
publicly denied the unfavorable reports
recently circulated about that great
enterprise. He calls attention to the
fact that in ten days no less than fifty
vessels sailed through the canal and
back. -r ..a 8 ~
MADRID, November 2S.-It is stated
that over thirty thousand volunteers in
all have been sent to Cuba.
PARIS, October %. The Patrie to-day
makes the following statement: The
ultimatum recently sent to the Khediye
by the Sultan admits of no discussion.
If the Viceroy of Egypt does not comply
with it's demand he will be deposed
and his brother, Mustaphe Fail, recog.
nizsd in his place. There are hopes,
however, that the affairs will be settled
by the advice of the European Powers.
Dispatches from Rome state that the
mem bers Of the Gcumenical Council
will meet at Vatican on the 9Th of De.
cember, aud at the conclusion of the
preliminary ceremonies the Pope will
announce the opening of the Council.
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NEW YORK.
The Spanish Vessels not Coming 10
New York.

New York.
NEW YORK, November 2S.-The Span
ish war vessels that were expected to
rendezvous in this harbor, it is now
stated, will not come at all. They were
to have gone upon dock at the Brook
Ign Navy Yards for repairs, but one of
them is too large for the dock and the
fleet will probably go to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Delamater, builder of the Spanish
gunboats now under seizure in this
port, yesterday, filed claim to them as
his own property, and makes answer to
the libel that it is not true the Spanish
so far has not interfered in
the case.
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Tho many Thousands cured Al lNli -
man, within the last twenty szrs and ~ 90
nervous iTnportant surgIca. Operations psfi"fA'I
by Dr Jobnston witnessed Is the fgporirf' 9
the sun, and many other payers sotoo'gl - !.
appeared again and again Deior' Tie VT, =,
sidss his standing A. a gentleman o. enA -.
and responsibility, l. q EuiA1ssE1 gas'-AE " -
Afflicted. .sgt,
skin dIseasea speedily cured. Sr1v
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, NoVemDer II,
Flour steady. Wheat, o shade lower:
No. 2 white Wabash at %; amber at
l 1871; No. Tired at 10; No. 2 do at 10.
Corn steady; No. at 93c; No. at 92c.
Oats la2c lower; No. at sic. Glover
Seed quiet at SIS. Dressed Hogs ac-
tive az llia12tc.
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constitutional 8 pecf1c,

Which not only eoRquers and eombats diseases
that have intrenched themselves In the system,
bnt il the best known safeguard against all
unhealthy influences. Persons whose occupa-
tions and pursuits subject them to the depress-
ing effects OF a close, unwhOlesome atmosphere,
should take it regularly, as protection against
the low fevers and other disorders which mala-
ria engenders Iavalids who are
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, November q.
The market is inactive and prices are
without material alteration, the only
changes of Importance being reduc-
ton in the price of Conestoga II brown
cottons from lie to 10ic; Harrisburg q
do from re to l1tc, aud Harrisburg Fl
do from lie to l03c.
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Hoofand's German Tonic,

Has been provided-a preparation in which the
solid extracts Of the finest restoratives Of the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by a
spirituous agent, purged of all dcleterious con.
stituents. The patient, in choosing between
these two great antidotes, should be guided by
his own condition. If in a very low state, from
debility, the Tonic should be his selection; but
in cases where then emergeney is not so
pressing the Filters isOthe specific required.
Thousands find infinite benefit from taking each
in turn There is no phase OF Indigestion, Bilious.
meas, Nervous Diseases, or Physical Prostitution,
10 which they are not adapted, and in which,
sngly or combined, they will not effect cure.
Biliousness, Indigestion, General Debility,
and all the complaints which proceed from
want of proper action in the Liver Stomach
and the Bowels, are era1icated by a course of
fbia Grant
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WASTING AWAY

Without any special complaint except n grad.
ual declination of bodily strength and nervous
or ergy, will find in the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
OF VITALITY ANDEYIGOR AS RE
FRESHING AND EXT HILERATING As
A POOL IN HE DESERT TO THE SAND
SCQRCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLER
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Hon. James Ross Snorden,
Prothcnotory Of the Supreme Cont OF Penn.
sylyania, writes; -... o..
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL, 1867.
"Hoofand's German Bitters" is = very useful
article as . tonic and as an appetizer. 1t is not
an intoxicating drink, and may be used benef.
cislly By persons OF oil ages.
respectfully yours
JAMES ROSS SNOwDEE.
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Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING. -
Capital, $4,000
Directors:

SANL MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MENuEL,
L. Ii. LOGAN, THos. =. SHALLCRcss,
G. W. FRANzHEIu, J. y. VANCE,
J. II. HOBBS, MICHAEL l.E.LLT
LOUIS g. STIPEL
TlNHIs COMPANY NOW HAVING
l. been organized az years, and in that TINE
done a successful business, IL still prepared u
take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Embellishments
Furniture Steamboats, and car goes on the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company offers
superior inducements 10 Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns,
and contents, for three or fye years at reduced
rates. This being State CON pany, with tne
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus Of any company ir the state.
and composed Of some ninety four Stockholders,
most of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself TO tho favorable cOnAidcra
ton Of tho insuring public, and sOlicits their
patronage. Applications for insurance viii be
promptly attended 70 ut their office, No. ~
Monroe street, or az their several agencies
throughout the State. ID
C. M COEE, Secretary.
B. C. DICK, Assistant Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. HENDEL, Vice President.
feb20-dsw
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ORGANIC WFAENr.

Member Of the Royal College Of Sur,,,r.
don, graduate irun one OF tLr p,a., ,'ss, "a
Colleges In the United State. ard m. -.
part OF whose life has been sreutiB 49, -
tails OF London, Paris phladrlpLl, ga -.
where, has effected some OF the mo.t ..,,,,,''
ing cures that were ever know NJ.
trosbled with ringing in the head and 49, -!
asleep, great nervousness being alarrpcd :, 80
den sounds, hashiulness, With frroueBt blp.c
inR, attended, sometimes With Ssr.Bg,S,rrS -.
mind, were cured Immediately y
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The Whole Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

WHO WOULD ASK FsR MORE STRONGER.
DIGSIFIkD TESTINoNYi
Hon. Geo. ". Woodpard,
Csief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Penn.
sylvania, writes:
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
find "HoofaRd's Ger ~ man Bitters" Is
good tonic, useful in dis ~ cases OF the digest
i've organs and Of great benefit in cases of debil
ity, and want of nervous action in the system.
Yours, truly, GEO. w. WOODWARD.
Non. James Thompson,
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF PeDnsy lvania.
PHILADELPHIA April %, 1886.
consider "Hoofands German Bitters" q
pGludble medicine in case Of attacks of Indiges-
ton or Dyspepsia. l can certify this from my
experience of 1t.
Yours, With respect
-. JAMES THOMPSON.
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LIVING D E A T n?


The confirmed dySpeptio may almost say,
with Saint Peter, II die daily" The object Of
psngs but to show himI lhow to Danish Thorn
forever. The means of immediate and perma-
,,nt raI;aF ~. ,,roffarad hin, ~
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Living Advertisements

And it il for him to say whether he will con.
time TO endure aliving death, or 10 put himself
in n nnsition Ia render life ENJOYABLE
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or the efficacy of this matchless vegetable stom-
achic are to be found in every city and town in
the United States Healthy men and women,
rescued from to1tqIs Oy its use r and eager
from any othsr Eitters in existence, in this es
pecial particularly Is net alcoholic. For such
constitutions and systems as require for their
In 81 rnratiou iiffusiye stimulant
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-08-14

Ii is to be hoped that the necessity otpro'ecI' ior the mail routes in the Southern part q this Territory and ia Arizona will soon De reeornizpd by the powers that be. We see n ,ba speeial dispatches to the Now York 1rib- ma tb f the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen erl has received advices fem Nr. u k, pone!a. ths s,ecial mail aseat ~ho lately rassed through here or his VI ,ouh daIsd La Mssi ia, July ?, in ~ni h he sat iha' "heii be arrived thgle he found the c'tiz@ns mAcii exei,s3 in egard to the aePreda.ionS comm't- led bv the Apache l. ii."s who had just cat- ,urei the tao last malls JeIwet that place aai Tucson, Arizona, it bring Ene third mall c.rtarei bv them within eSht days. Thy EIl!ea txo drivers uaj woun led the tArd. they have killed m, ny men on tb;s ryele within 'A- past year aud taken many mails. FroH La Mesi,ia to Tucson, di,teuce of three hun dred miles, there is bot one mic that is safe to travel oa account of 'he Apacnes, nor las !. been for the past i've years,
 In a suo,eQueut dispatch Nr Du;fje.d gives the Names oi the dr vers killed as I-s,s'..u anG Reyes, an4 states that the ma's are badly toEA up a.I scattered around, and the nal bIgs are gone-Asp .4eej.an.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-08-14
THE WEEKLY ARTZONAN
AUGUST l4-................ls69.
SAN FRANCISCO AND THE EAST.

We observe from ouE exchanges that eastern merchants nre selling goods along the line oi the Pacific R R. to the very doors ofthe San Francisco merchants. We are not surprised tc see this: experience has demonstrated 10 ous merchants in this Territory that more goods can be bought in the New York market, for currency, than fer sun nominally the same, in gold, in San Francisco; and transportation from New York here is bat little more than iransr or:ation from San Francisco. From present indications he trade of this TeEritcry must, in the future, be conducted mostly with New York The difference between the prices paid in New York and the prices paid in San Francisco amounts to very fair profit for the merchant
 Why such marked difference shoull exist between prices in New York and San Francisco no one seems to precisely understand. Some attribute it to the fact that at the latter pace business Is done entirely on specie basis This doubtless has much to do with it. Thocgh few have made money by opposing and pre- venting the adoption of the national currency as a basis of trade the majority and the coan- try generally have suffered. Eastern capital has been kept out The monied sharpers of San Francisco had it pretty much their own way until the railroad made San Francisco and New York door neighbors.
 The locomotive TOW sweeps along, bringing a new set of men and new system of trade, Instead offormins into line and conforming 60 'ha new order of things. so far, the merchants Of San Francisco have folded their arms, ard resolved that the God of Nature designed that they should have the trade of certain locaI;,ies and, therefore, that they must have it, at the same time that the New York or Chica5a mer- chant is stepping in and getting the trade. Un- less something be speedily dcne to prevent ii, within year nearly the entire trade of tais Territory will be done in New York. It Is rot from ch 5ice that this change will be made but from interest Most of our merehautS are
 ga yr-r,,,.. with San Francisco, but San Francisco must sell them goods at rates which will enable them 10 compete with those who do purchase i'll New York, or it will .ose the entire trade.