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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-07

We c4nnot too urgently press upon
the Conservative and Democratic voters
Of Memphis the Importance Of register
ing. Every hour that Col. WILLIAMS
Rdvertises for the purpose should be
awaited of by the legal Democratic voters
Of Shelby county to procure the eertif-
Gates, without which they cannot par
ticipate in the approaching elections.
We urge our e~nfrsnchissd citizens to pay
particular attention to this matter, and
10 register early. Col. WILLIAMS hss
some credit fer fair play, and, il is ex-
pected, will give the psople $ reasonable
opportunity Of complying with the law.
The tedious delays that were so justly
complained Of under Mr.. SEARS will not
be encountered under him, as we are in
formed be has expressed hisTntention OF
arranging his time and conducting the
effzirs OF his Office TO suit the resi-
dents Of the county outside OF the
city, and the merchants, mechanics, and
others, tied down to the routine OF busi-
ness, which they can only leave at stated
hours. This, we hope, will be his method
Of conducting an office which, hitherto,
has heen made an instrument only Of
oppression TO the people.
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The telegraph informs VI that Mr.. Jo-
sIAH DELoACH has been confirmed by
the Senate postmaster Of Memphis. This
is more than We expected, considering
that Mr.. De LoACH, though 8 Union
man of unblemished reputation during
the "late unplessaatness," has net afhli-
sted in any way with the dominant
party. Tnen, too, he is an old and re-
spected citizen of Shelby county, 8 fact
that has heretofore weighed much with
the Senate against proposed a~ppointees.
We presume his confirmation is due to
the personal influence Of Gen. GRANT,
whose lie be is said to- have saved dur
ing the war, and so entitled himself to
bis gratitude. Mr.. De LoACH, We hope
and have reason TO believe, will admin
lister the affairs Of the postofice to the
satisfaction of the people of Memphis.
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oranch Of trade, which gives Nashville
ire eminence now withpeople once tribu-
AIRY to Memphis, we should present a
piclure perhaps rejecting too severely
upon OR want OF enterprise, our slow
coacy Jog-trot style in commercial as
we'll as manufacturing enterprise. Some
three months ago we were tempted to
make up such an article as that from
Ehlah re compile the shove facts and
fgures, bot the exhibit was so far short
Of what we thought would be creditable
10 the city that we gave it up, trusting
hist ia the meantime our energetic CAPT
taiists would realize from the articles
which have appeared in the AP-
PEAL, from time TO time, the
necessity for q prompt encsuT-
cement of every enterprise Of q
character at all likely to inure 10 the
bsneft OF the city. That the list Of MAUI
factories in Nashville, above presented,
will serve as an incentive, q spur in that
direction, We have reason to hope. Since
las. We obsere ed the industries Of Mem
phis, we have heard of three c~otton-seed
oil manufactures being established on q
good basis which, together with the
foundries, saw.milis, aud sash and blind
factories, make 8 pretty fair beginning
for what we hope to report before an
other yesr passes away. The furniture
manutsetory proj5cted by Mr.. JAMES
Vices is, we are glad to state, ad-
vaucing rapidly to the stage Of orgsni-
zstion. Many leading merchants hsve
pledged their faith by liberal subscriP-
tons, and one of our leading citizens, q
gentleman who has in his time contrib
uted much Of personal effort to the build
ing up Of Memphis, has siguifed his in
tention of becoming largely a stock
holder in it. Mr.. Vices assures US thai
beside furniture, he Will be able to turn
out cedar ware Of 3 style and finish equal
to the best from the Nashville factories,
and TO make packing boxes and rough
work generally, as well as the finest
cabinet ware. We hope in 8 few days
to announce his complete success, as we
hope 10 announce the establishment Of
many such manufactures as those which
today give Nashville pre-eminence in
the State. We have the timber, enjoy
an enviable situation for the distribution
of the results OF industry, by river and
rail, and q 1ourishing population in the
surrounding country, willing to cooper
ate with and assist Us by q liberal patron
age. We want factories and people
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CnNNECrICur-

The State elections in Connecticut, il
the kilograms are to be relied upon, are
q little mixed. Putting this and that
together, however, Our opinion lie that
the Democracy hsye achieved another
victory, and triumphedi in the election OF
e Legislature, the Governor, and two out
Of the four Congressman voted To-. This
msy be modified by the loss OF the Gov
erDor, but we are assured, even by Radi
cal authority, Of a majority Of the Legis-
lsture and two Congressman. Though
such g result will hardly meet the ex-
pectsDcy Of the Democracy elsewhere,
We have no doubt the party in Connec-
tieut was On this occasion admirably
managed. The failure, If any, is at
tributsble TO the greenbacks Of their op-
peRents and The facilities afforded for
the rapid importation Of voters from the
contiguous States.
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, April 6.-Second
Days Rocing.-The first race to-day
over the Metsire course wss a hurdle
dash of two miles, with eight leaps
S25 entrance. The club added $500.
There were six entries, Summary f:
Edinboro l; Transit 2. Chalmettee and
CoBlisk's four ysar old C. horse by
Endorser, distanced. Joe Johnston and
Warwick's four year old brown horse
paying forfeit. Time 1921. Ediuboro
carried 12S and Transit III pounds.
The second race was a sweepstakes for
three year olds, mile heats, 500 entrance,
toe club adding $500; the second horse
to receive S2o0. Summary: Locust Post
1, /; Bsnshee 2, 2. Mile Mcdonald
and Bette Bay forfeited. Time, las,
l:4S}.
The third annual fair commenced to-
day, with a large attendance Of both ex-
hibitors and visitors. The city is full Of
strangers. Daring the continuance of
the fair a majority of the business houses
will close at noon.
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The Third Grand State Fair of Louisi-
q viii be opened to-day at New Or
leans, under the most flsttering auspices.
Ali the banks and insurance offices, n
the principal business houses, will be
closed, that as much eclat IS possible
may attach to the occasion. The people
Of New Orleans are beginning to realize
that lasting and permanent benefits ac-
cru from such displays-benefts other
than the mere display, the show and dis
tribution of prizes. They have come to
learn that the more they themselves
make OF such affairs, the more they will
be enhanced in the estimation Of the
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EnIrREsrEurEn

A Washington special says the Gov
eminent has received information from
New Orleans that an extensive expedi.
ton is about to sail for Cubs, to join the
in-surrectionsry army. This expedition
is understood TO have been organized by
Gen. STEEDMAN, who, it will be emem-
bered, visited Cuba about a month since,
and, it is supposed, made ali the Decesss-
~ arrangements for the landing Of
American recruits. TIE Navy Depart
ment has eent special Instructions to
Admiral HoFF, in command of the Gulf
Squadron, to intercept the expedition
and prevent it from landing. At the
same time We have little doub. that Adj
mirsl HoFF will make it convenient 10
be out Of the way Of the expedition
whenever STEEDMAN notifies MIN that
he is ready to sail. By so acting he viii
most nearly conform to the designs Of
the Administration concerning the fu-
ture Of Cuba.
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StNTFR As MiTNEss.

Gov. SENTER, on his way TO mis- HON
in East Tennessee, stopped at Knoxville
for q few hours, on Thursday last, where
he wac prevailed upon by Mr.. PEARNE,
of the Knoxville Wing, to make a brief
speech to 3 few Radicals. He said
He was just from the seat Of our State Gov
eminent, having from Nashville here.
HIS Observations on the route led him 70 be-
lievs that the people all along the line were
pesceable and quiet, and manifested no dispo-
siticn TO lawlessness. Gan. Grant he said, was
st work, AMI G5n. Cooper was at work, and
that under the present administration OF Affairs
he had no doubt our State would soon assume
It's former glory, toe peace and prosperity of
winch it had been so ruthleSsly deprived Of by
the late wicked and ~fauatical rebellion. he
thought that counties which had lately shown
a disposition 10 d sregard law were now among
the bestin the SAFE. lie believed under this
benehcent stale OF affairs the militia might
soon be 6lsbanded and sent home TO plow.
Acting upon this belief we think the
Governor would but fulfill his duty to the
State If he would at once recall the
companies of militia now on duty,
disband them, and So give assurance to
the capitalists and others holding our
0eGtC JULIUS tnab A1Slb Is uO auEtUeE COCA
sion for such alarm SIS has prevented our
public securities from reaching a higher
figure theu 66c. at the same time that
those Of Georgia are quoted at S2@92}c,
and Louisiana 699S5,. Had Governor
SENTER, Immediately upon his indac-
ton into the Office 50 wretchedly and
malevolently managed by BRowNLow,
dismissed the militia, the bonds Of Ten
nessee would to-day have been at least
worth 75e.; perhaps be equal with those
OF Georgia, q State whose credit has
been maintsined at a comparatively
equitable standard Notwithstanding the
fleece political contests to which she has
been subjected by q vicious BULLOCK !
and the int~ermoddling o. Congress. But
il is never too late to mend. If Govern
or SENTER will act up to the convictions
he has expressed in the above extract he
may yet do much TO restore to US the
credit and prestige we enjoyed in Wall
street before our troubles began.
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people abroad, who will thus be tempted
and induced to attend, when, otherwise,
regarding them as ordinary attractions
Of merely local importance, hundreds OF
thousands of dollars would be lost, and
the good will and good opinion OF people
whose hearty experiences and fair words
are the best advertisement a city can pro-
cure. We suggest that our own people
OF Memphis should think of this, and
when the time for our Fair arrives, par
tieipate in it With the m hearty zeal
and spirit of cooperation which promises
to draw tens Of thousands to New Orleans
to witness The commencement and pro-
gress Of the Grand State Fair Of LOuisi-
ana.
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AND RIVERS.

ST.. LOUIS, April 6.-Arrived-Bee,
Mollie Able and Argosy. DEPARTED
Mohawk, w. r. Arthur, and City of
Alton.
The weather is clear.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-Arrived--Dar-
ling. Departed-Legal Tender.
The river is falling, with Al feet In the
channel. Tae weather is clear.
NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-Arrived-
Louisiana and Owe Branch. Departed
Thompson Dean and Ida, for st. Louis.
CAIRO, April 6.-Down-J. H Groes-
beck, 10 pm. Last night; Thompson,
3 am. MinneOls, 8 am. ; Stella, 10
am. Mollie Ebert and Belle st. Louis,
The river roRe three inches. Weather
clear.
LOUISVILLE, April 6. - Departed -
Mary Houston.
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.,OuR

The Nashville Bdnner OF Sunday
comes to us with the most gratifying
evidence that the people Of the State
capital are making rapid strides In the
direction Of manufactures. We count,
in the ten closely printed columns which
It devotes to q statement Of the number
and character of the Industries at present
sustained in Nashville, no less than three
wagon, plow and agricultural implement
manufactures, q cedar-ware msBufac-
tory, three broom manufactures, one
bell and brass foundry, two large brew
cries, three boot and shoe manufactures,
two chair K~baDufactoTies, two furniture
factories, two -four mills and one corn
meal mill, three ssddiery manufactures,
one mill stone msnufsctory, one steam
marble and freestone works, one paper
mill, three ~tsnneries, n linseed oil
works, one bone fertilizer works, one
patent roofing works for cars and depots,
nine copper and tin chops, four soap and
candle factories, two barrel manufacto-
ries. one tag mandatory, one finished
lestner msnufsctory, one oil refinery,
eight boiler, iron and machine foundries,
three csrrisge manufactures, and many
others Of smaller csliber but no less im-
portance and significance.
Some Of Us have tainted our neigh
bors Of tbs capital with the prevalence
of Rip Van Winkleism, and that they
we're wanting in many Of the character
is,ics that make for an active pOpu-
latiop, we think the above will dispel
tbst Idea and give US occasion to fear
the rivalry of q population that csn
make 80 fair an exhibit Of industry.
Were we to add the innumerAble
wholesale houses, representing every
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-The Presi-
dent 10 day Withdrew from the Senate
several nominations.
Among the combinations yesterday
vas that Of Charles NJ. Wilder (negro) as
Postmaster at Columbia, Is. c. This
is the fret confirmation Of q negro.
Wilder was formerly a slave.
Capt Calhoun has been ordered to hold
himself in readiness to take command OF
the ironclad Miontonomah, now fitting
out for service.
A delegation from Baltimore called at
the Executive Mansion this morning,
and had an interview with the President,
the object being to urge the appointment
Of Ex-MayOr Chapman for Collector oil
port.
The Reconstruction Committee hss
adopted a resolution to be reported bt3e
House, %postponing the Texss vote on
Inc Constitution until further action is
had by Congress.
The President has nominated Wm. J.
Stokes as Pension Agent at Nashville,
Tenn, Reuben Stevenson IS Surveyor of
Customs al Cincinnati, George Fisher
Surveyor of Customs at Cairo, and John
w. Douglass rs Deputy Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue.
L, is the intention of the Supreme
Court to hold e session during October,
November and December, and then sd
iourn over until the LIST Of February, and
hen have sEother session CT three
monthe. If the bill to r~eorganizs the
Court becomes a law, this arrangement
will become permanent.
Senator Grimes and family leave New
York on the 24th inst. for Europe.
The Senate has confirmed James A.
Gslbrsith as Collector of Internal Reeve
u for the First Tennessee District, s.
T. niece for the Sixth, and Jas. O'Brien
IS Assessor for the First District of Ten
nessee.
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rO CITY

The carriers Of the APPEAL work
hard, their labor is performed under cir
cumstances that, by those st all &C
qasinted vita them, are considered dis
agreeable and unenviab,e. For the pa.
psrs they lake from the office they have
to account il money, SO that all delin-
quences OF the part Of subscribers are
borne by them. The subscription is 80
small-only twenty-five cents per week
that we cannot well see how any, even
the poorest patrons OF the APPEAL, 81
refuse to pay when called upon. Some'
however, have done go, and continue to
for enc or more weeks. W. trust
that, upon reflection and a remembrance
of the hardsnips encountered by car
riers, in order 70 serve the paper regu-
larry, euch will make hsste to pay whist
they owe and relieve "tbeir faithful
servitorsn from the embarrassment of
Iesses that in the aggregate are too heavy
to be borne by them. Pay the carrier.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, April 6.-The prospect of the
appointment Of a succes sor to Reverdy
Johnson is receiving considerable atten-
ton from the press here.
LISBON, April 6.-The mail steamer
from Rio Janeiro has arrived at Pernam-
buco.
Tee Brazilian Commissioners TO Para.
gusy had arrived st Ascension, and was
eudeavoring to bring the war to a close.
He had made propositions Of ps2ce to the
PArsguayans on the following condi-
tions: that the independence of Para
quay shall not be impaired that the
freedom Of the navigation of the Para
and La Platte be guaranteed ; and
that Lopez renounce his claims to a por-
ton of the Chasco territory and the
Province Of Metto Crosse.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, April 6.-The gunboat Nyp-
see, from HaytL arrived at Cieniugos
on Sunday. Ali are well.
A battalion Of artillery has returned
from the Central Department. Dioro
considers the rebellion there as entirely
suppressed.
The flagship Comstock has gone to
the mouth Of the Mississippi to intercept
an expedition reported to be coming from
New Orleans to Cuba.
Advices by the steamer from Vera
Cruz says that the dissatisfaction against
the Leilo wal is increasing.
The Government intends sending g
mission 10 Washington to have Gen.
ROsecrans recalled.
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THE New York Tribune conf ssses as
follows: " While we cannot agree with
much that GOV. EPRAGUE said yesterds y
ia the Senate debate, we must admit that
some Of his forebOdings are only too well
founded. We fear that the tendency to
corruption about Congress is on The ID
crease, and that improper irfi1ences ef-
feet votes more ottsn than is generally
nnderstood.u
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CONGRESS has determined to adjourn
on Saturday. Among the important
measures to be acted upon before that
day, We find the bills amending the ju-
dicisl system by adding q Justice to
the Sapreme Court and creating nine
Circuit Judges; the Senate bill to Tedis-
tribute the national bank currency the
deficiency appropriation bill; the Union
and Central P&cifc Railroad quarrel (;
the River and Harbor bill; the Whisksy
and Tobacco bill and Memphis and E.
Paso Railroad Company bill.
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FROM Il ROCK.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., River, etc.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, April 6.--The House
reconsidered the vote on the bill making
an appropriation Of three hundred thous-
and dollsrs, and appointing committees
to adjuiicate claims against the militia
The Metropolitan Police Bill was in
troduced in the Senate to-day.
The Legislature adjourns on the 10Th
Weather cleudy. River falling. De-
parted-Leni Lseoti. B.
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By Telegraph
BROWNSVILLE.
EXTENSIVE CONGREGATION.
$4,000 Worth of Property
Destroyed.

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Apreal.l
BROWNSVILLE, TENN, April ga
fire broke out in the grocery store OF
Jarrett & Co. last night st half past
eleven O'Clock and consumed the build
ing and their entire stock. Three ad-
Joining stores on Main street were burned
and dwelling back of these stores. The
loss will not fall short Of thirty thousand
d0lIsra-
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ST. LOUIS:

ST. LOUIS, April 6.-The returns from
the municipal election to-day ere mea-
ger, but indicate the election Of Nathan
Cole AID the entire Republican city tick
ct, by q large majority. II is also thought
that there will be a small Republican
majority in the common council.
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APPEAL
WEDNESDAY noRN1xe. ArRILz z, 1855
APOLOGETIC.

Owing to the pressure upon our local
columns, we have been compelled to
transfer to our fourth page some adver-
tisements that usually have place in our
third. Our patrons will, we hope, bear
with US.
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CONNEOTECUE

HARTFORD, April 6.-JsWell's majority
will be about 500.
The Senate will be composed of four
teen Radicals and seven Democrats, and
the Radicals will have about twenty ma
;ority in the House.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG. Pa, April g. The Gov
ernor has not indicated any determine
ton TO intefere with the execution OF
TEitchell OF Gerald Eaton. The belief
is that they both will be hung.
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CHICAGO. sprii a. Flour 81 5oa5 IS. Wheat
81 O54. Corn 50c5O[c. Oats dull at 52%453c.
aye 81 l59I II. Il Tiev 81 559l 60. Highwines
@@S6Te. sugsr H@iSHc Aolssses slgI %.
dlings 1916. Hams l5%9t6e. Bulk meats 12G
l454c.
Huntsville Market.
LoUI5vILLE. April G.-Tobacco, sales 24 khds
at S502S. PORK 81 SO. Lsrd 1870. Bacon,
shoulders l3Ac side l3H al7Hc. BuiK meats
l2S<c; sides 1549I6Hc. Flou s. S0s6. Corn
65c. Oats 63S6oc. Hoy S20e2l. Groceries uu-
changed. . Risky Gle.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WALT GIBSON-The fiIends and sequaint-
ances OF Rufus P. and Martin Walt are in
vited to attend the funeral OF their brother
Al. WALT, and NEwBERRY GIBSON, nom the
residence OF r. p. Wall, No. IS4 Third street,
this Wednesday morning, at 10 O'Clock. Car
rlages at the house and at Fiaherty's.
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KARRIED.

EGGERS-BENJES-At the res dencs of the
BRIDES father, in this city, on Tuesday, April
9Th, Mr.. II. b. EGGERs to Mrs Rosa BENJEs.
81. Louis and Cincinnati papers please copy.
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NEW YORK, April 6.-Cotion a shade lower;
sales 800 bales; Uplands 2o27c. Flour IS 50S6.
Whisky 92ZH9SZe. Wheat 81 Al al As. Corn s.
@Ssc. Ries quiet Coffee quiet but firm No i
cafbo tS9l9e. Sug IT droorsng; Cuoa II9llAc.
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Cincinnati Market.

and unchanged Pork held at S3I 80. Bulk
mssts held At l2Zgl4Ae. Bacon, shoulders
lsZe. sizes l6z@i7c. sugar lSz9l5Zc. Mo-
Issses SOaS5e,sC5ttoh duh and lover lddlfags
27c. Egss 24925c. Butter scarce at 4l94Sc. Conee
q ~ ard In demard Al 2lM ~.
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81. LOUIE, April o. Flour, 81 as 90 Wheat
81 90. Barley 81 90. Rye 81 2Sal so. Oats 609
CSC. CJrn 65G67Ze, Whisky Sc. Groceries an
changed. PORK s3l932. Bulk meats nominal.
Bacon, shoulders lo1aei sides l0h@l7c. Lard
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T-ELEGRAPHIO MARKETS.


NEW oELEATs, April 6.-Cotton is easier;
? 50 exports 6l74. Gold S2E. Sterling AZ. New
York sight sc premium. Flour firm supsrfine
s. IS as 50; Xxx Sc Is XXX So Is. Corn firm,
at 7T07Se. Oals firm at zoe. Bran unchanged.
Hay s .eady prime SIS Ss2L. Pork lower at
S3l IS. Bacon oaiy retsiling shoulders l4c;
sides f7Ial7<c- Lard, dull tierces lS%9l9s (;
keg 2tyziHc. Sugar dull; common lie; prime
1870. Molassss quiet prime 70c. Whisky and
coffee unchanged r.
, 1869-03-25

Hrsrs4sed2 et,sst-sa
toeAJ IN 4 dtci1ne ot Ko1e, pt4ers rov r1ottnx es
iskg!:o sssH a r.. a q :; ~ T.. Isioe 4.
Great Esila. tsf Alset.e.n a q AndroFsosE1n.
-; pn1on .. &C Gunales, ou. &c; Barlank. lie:
Goks AEAr-salAa lro pra. yellow kil1-t.,aa At
asaE:1;ss.'ss - = ef 10 toz whlss At sss1o o.: ~
HibpIiHGs- -a.,n. ct 10 toa. Z, sa.a; u Ton. ss
cH EEsE-Isats va tataeT bette. todaJ, and
AfM. 6fAnJ toae pefT4det lhe market. Thafuppi7
rates a.e 1psaIssb.y demanded. Nn usks 20 caAnrs
S29t, fainsls Fsc1otY. ma zsc; Ktatefa Rese57e,
C6sETna m1fsf ~ aGis, toeay. bat III.
xsntSs, se<11x .sa eas 9f el@ asss aaa eH:es rsrd
b. +. PREPARED. xlteo Leaa4h, lump, ni.M sl:.l;
hTish tlato: Etie 4ac RsiaE Hnl: Sia.G cs.ppese.
Sa.4tf1 ", atrstct1k 10 QuA1ltr-
.EtfREE-fas demand Gpn1 ~ quarters onat1naes
active snd ptlcea Tctns.a Urn the ono< raage.
Sste: s9anm Mo: ?;t&:s?xe; nlr % food, Ike
..GASn1.ES-1fhde e1hlelted 7 fasr deSree Of ~
ny1ty, Hna aoota.lnss ven uEehanEed: kies Es1-
lsafs3tes RsrIeus saesric Lxhs+ nX11
nAksSkD H0Eb- Retelyed+ 81 head: shipped,
{. n, head. rhe drraana Haa snesErc. and pTacet
i1s "a ~ - II ss sil1oi1.oe; il q u, il sad st
EGGS were rleEsy lnd loTer The demaat III
COZ 70 tuppl}lnE The Faata Of tcek ers1o1Ers.
Fktifs III Sc L @ rseSo ea.ars Worthy of uote
trkntptrtd IN tbil MARKET. Thera 1ss ssson1biy
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