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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Session OF the Forty.second
Congress.
GENERAL NATURENo. IL

GENERAL NATUsE-NolJ
An ACT relating to moneys paid into the courts
of the United States.
Be Il enacted by ne Senate and House Of Reprs-
dsntdttces OF tie United States If America in CON
sTesS assembled, That all moneys in the registry
OF any court of the United States or in the hauds
or uIder the control of any officer of such
court, which were received IN any cause pending
or adjudicatedn such court, shall, within thirty
days after the passage OF this act, be deposited
with the Treasurer, an assistant treasurer, or a
designated depositary of the United States, in
the name ana 20 the credit Of such court. And
all such moneys which are hereafter paid into
shall be forthwith deposited in like manner
PrOcided, That nothing herein shall be con.
s.fued 70 prevent the delivery OF any such
Of parties under the direction OF the court.
SEC 2 That no money deposited as Aforesaid
snail DC withdraw except BY order OF the judge
In vacation, to be signed By such judge or
judges and TO be entered and certified OF record
by the clerk, and every such order shall state
the cause in or on account Of which il is drawn.
SEC B. That at each regular and stated ses-
sion OF said courts the clerks thereon shall pre-
sent an account to said courts OF all moneys
thereof, stating in detail in what causes said
moneys are deposited and in what causes paw
nents have been made, which account and the
vouchers thereof shall be fled in court.
SEC. 4. That II any clerk or other officer Of a
court OF the United States shall deposit any
money belonging in the registry of the court, in
any such money to his own use. or to the use OF
any other person, he shall be deemed guilty OF
emee5zlsment, and, on conviction, shall be
p1nished by five Of not less than five hundred
dollars and not more than the amount eInbez-
zled, or by Imprisonment for a term not less
than one year nor more than ten years, or both,
At the discretion of the court.
SHC. B. That II any person shall knowingly re-
celys from clerk or other officer of a court of
the United Slater, any money belonging in the
registry or said court, a deposit, loan, or
other wise, In violation OF this act, he shall be
deemed guilty Of embezzlement, and shall be
punished as provided In the last preceding sc
ton.
SEC. @. That the act entitled Gan act direct.
Ing the disposition Of mones paid into the courts
Of the United States" approved April eigh-
teenth, eighteen hundred and fourteen, and the
act supplementary thereto, approved March
THU !, eighteen hundred and seventeen, be, and
the same are hereby, repealed.
j. u. BLAINE,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatiges.
SCHUYLER C0LFAX,
Wee President Of the United States
and President If the Senate.
Approved, March "a, 1871.
u. 8. GRANT.
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SIC. 6. That any person or persons, having
knowledge that any Of the HrOngs c1nspired o
be done and mentioned in the second section ~
tnn act are about 20 be committed, aud having
power 10 prevent or aid In preventing the same
snail neglect or rufuse 30 % 90, sud such wrong
ful set shall he committed such per.on or mar
sons shall be liable 90 the person Injured or his
Legal REPRESENTATIVES,. Tor al damages caused ~
any such wrongful e which sach frsf n.mad
person or persOns by reasonable diligence could
hsNe prevertee, enL such damages nav te re-
GOV cred im ~ sctiOn Cn the case in The uroner
G. cUu court OF the United States. aud any
nu-aber OF persons guilty OF such wrongful ne
slec, O. refusal may Be iOined ~ defendants In
such acton: Pror9fed, That such action shan Re
commenced within one year after such cause
OF action shall have accrued, and 81 the death
OF any person shall Be caused hv aav such
wrongful act aud neglect, tie lsgal Representa-
tlNes OF such deceased person shall have sT-h
seton therefOr, snd NAV recover not exceeding
tive thousand dollars damages therein for sbs
benefit OF the widow Of such le-easafi t.s~s,r, ~
any there be, OF n there be no vi4our f,r ne
benert OF the next OF hin OF snch deceased psr-
son.
SIC. !. That nothing herein contained sbau
he construed 70 super-ede or repeal any former
act or law except far ~ fhe same ma - =,
pugnant thereto; snd sny ofercss heretorore
committed sgs inst Tire tenor OF any f,--,e- -
shall be prcsec1tod, and Any proceeding airesdx
commenced for the prosecution thereof shsu ~
continued and completed, the same a. N this
set had not been passed. except % tar As fhe
PROVISIONS OF this act may 10 20 sustain and 80
idste such proceedings.
Approved, April -. 1SIt.
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IGEsERAL nAruAE-No. IA

An ACT 10 amend the act approved June SIX
teenth, eighteen hundred ana sixty-tNo, euti-
ted IAN act providing for tie election of
Jurors 10 serve in the several courts OF the
District OF Columbia"
Whereas, by the ETst section of sad act tas
List Of jurors 10 serve in sEl courts l. a. De aao
by the register Of Washington CItv. aud the
clerks OF the city Of GeOTgstOSn, sud levy cOurt
OF Washington county, and said officers arc
abolished BY the act approved February twenty
nTst, eighteen hundred and seventy-Bne en- iflet
An act 10 provide government for he D.s-
trict OF Columbia. :" Therefore,
BE a enacted by tie Sel5at- AID Hsuss Of Rspre-
SeRtdtiUes Of the JHttei States Of ZFasrted az Goa
grsss dSsemLied, Thai, until the legislative as
- mbly shall otherwise provide, the supreme
court OF the District OF Columbia msy. by
orders In general term from time 70 time des-
lgDste necessary officers or persons % make the
lists OF Jurors FOR service In said court Instead
of said abolished officers.
SEC. 2 That the justice holding the spec al
term usually called the circuit court, m AZ order
talesmen TO be summoned by the marshal When
ever the panel drawn for service in said c2art
for any reason. becomes defective.
Approved, April ~, ls4I.
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and for printing journals Of said assembly,, and

and for printing journals Of said assembly, and
incidental expenses OF the Office OF secretary for
the year eighteen hundred snd seventy, thesum
OF four thousand two hundred AID ffty dollars.
SIC. - That three thousand dollars II spprO-
priated, out OF which such sum shall be paid %
John Thompson Mason, late collector Of the port
OF Baltimore, ior services rendered in the dis
bursement Of the lighthouse fund, aud for ser
vices perfor med for lighthouse purposes sutssSe
the limits Of his collection district such sun as
the Secretary Of the Treasury nav nnf leyNllv
due and owing to said party on an adjustment
or his accounts by the Treasury Department.
SHC- 80. That the act approved January tie
twenty second, ammo DOmini eighteen hundred
and sixty-seven, entitled IAN act 20 TX the
tunes for the regular meetings Of Congress"
be, and the same ~ hereby, repealed after the
ADJOURNMENT OF the present session OF Congress.
Approved, April %, 1871.
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Lice IN DEATH.

Tho dead-whO calls him dead who never died
Who only passed unto the other si1e2
Life has pause, the soul No riited chain
SO ancient scers and moiern trut rs maintain.
To other lands the artists gifts belong.
In other lands the poet hymns his song.
And on far lOftier thsmes, with nobier hre,
Than Raphael knew OF Milton did inspire.
To- the dead leave the dead-'tis ours 20 climb
Through heights Of life to life yet more sublime.
The sons of God no chance nor change surprise;
Onward the march through king Ions to the skies;
Great oil grims of the ages-rstiant bands
BET. re whose feet the Eternal sciN expands,
Forever and forever. Hark they cali
VI - ~ TFiJ5;ITT 4o1Cif'.
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IGENgRAL NAruKR No. 1al

AN ACT concerning tire compensation Of the
collector OF customs Tor the district OF VIII
lsmette, In the State Of Oregon.
Be IL enacted bg IA .Senafs ana FOass cf R~.r,-
feftGtires Of the mated Stdtes Of America a Cs--
graz amended, That section one OF the act
approved June fourteenth. eighteen hundred
and seventy. entitled IAN act 10 establish the
collection district Of Willamette. in the state
OF oregon shall he, and Il hereby, AMENDED
~ follows Strike out all OF said section after
The words Ito reside AZ Portland" ard insert
In lieu thereof, land said collector shal be
allowed salary at the rate OF one thousand
dollars per annum, with the tee allowed by
Jaw, and COMMISSION on AL customs money
collected and accounted for by him, such salary,
fees, and commissions not TO exceed AZ the rata
Of three thousand dollars per annum,p
Approved, April 20, ISL.
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IGESnRAL SATURE-No. 1s.I


Be IL enacted By the .Sendt. ant House Of Rsp~e-
sertdtres Of TIE Jnsted .Sctss If America IN Cow
eress assembi.d, That the following be estab-
lished - post routes; to VII;
From Lsmartlne, In Columbia County, TO
Centery,lle, In Hampstead County.
Shipman Reeds', 10 Bluffton.
ILLINOIS.
From Saint Elmo, Fsyette County, via Hick-
DRY Creek and Lester, 20 Patoka-
From Oiney, via Onion Hill, Swsnstown, Hor-
ton Hill, South Muddy, and ELliostown, % En-
fngham.
ton, and Rectorville, TO Griswold.
INDIANA.
From Bono, via Ssitilloyille snd Claysville,
to Livonla.
From Sidney to R;yerton.
X iNsAS.
From New Chicaf 20 Fredonia.
MICHIGAN.
From Amsdore 90 GoOdlsnd.
From NOEthEils 20 VI ltord.
From Jspeer to North Branch.
From Japeer 20 Hsdley.
From North Branch TO Doyie's Bill.
From North Branch TO NeS5ury, via Cliff
Prom Milford to Holly.
MINNESOTA.
From Rush City, via stsnchhelo, 20 Prince
From Benson 10 Lac-qui-parIe.
From Forest City, via siivsn HUI, Forest
Prairie, TO Gold Spring.
FROM Carver TO henderson.
From Rush City, via Anderson Post Once, "a
Granfeburg, Wisconsin.
From Cambridge 20 stark.
From Medshs 10 Golden Gate.
From st. Cloud, VIA Saint Wendau ana
Youngs Corners, 70 Holdings Ford.
MONTANA.
From Virginia City 10 Summit City.
MISSOURI
From Brookfeld. via North Salem, Owasco
From osceola, via HumansviIIs, 70 Bolivar.
Stoutlsnd, via Hazel Green, Nebo, Pine
Creek, and Competition, to Hsrtville.
Forsyth, Missouri, via Long Greek, 10 Berry
Narshheld. via Arno and Gainesville, to
BatesvIlle, Arkansas.
Plymouth 20 Dunkie's Store.
Rtchey to WAshbCrne.
Richey, via Newtonis, TO Huntsville.
Msrshneld, via Miteomsh, Elms, Ming's
Springs, and Elk Greek, 20 Aurora.
Msrionville, via Berryville, TO Clsrkville,
M.Tisn, via Fiat Creek and Hazel Blrrens.
to Huntsville. Arkansas.
Ozark, via COT Greek, TO Helena.
NEBRASKA.
Prom wisner, via Fairfield and Ssntee City,
From Hooper, via valleys of Logan and oma-
hs Greeks, TO Covington.
NEVADA.
From winnemuccA 20 Camp Winfield Scott.
NEW MEXICO.
From Nesilla 20 La Union.
From Clifton 70 Dry Cimarron.
From Wilmington, via Cuba, 70 Blanshester.
PENNSYLVANIA.
From Wampum, Lawrence County, 90 North
Sewickly, Beaver County, and thence via Wiz
temberg and ChenAneo, 20 wanpun.
WEST VIRGINIA.
From Princeton, via JordAns Chapel, 10
county seat OF sunmer County.
From Red sulphur Springs, via Salt Wells. 70
Prinoeton. (Approved, April %, 1871.
lRxsoLuTIoN OF CENTRAL NATURB-No. II
A RESOLUTION authorizing the appointment Of
q commissioner 20 sn International Congress
ON Penitentiary and Reformstory Discipline.
R<sclred1V Ne Sensts and Houss Of Rep-efenfa-
fsses Of "a uxised Ssosss Of Awsricd IN con7ress
assewbssd, Thaf the President be, and he is
hereby, authorized 20 appoint com missioner
to attend An International congress on peniteu-
tiary and reformatory dfsciplrne, proposed % Be
held I'm Europe; but ths said appointment shall
not authorize any expenditnre Of money from
the treasury for salary or expenses, aud must
be accepted upon this express condition.
Approved, March -, ISL
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GENERAL NArrnE-No Q

An ACT authorizing the President to nominate
X. III. Lamson q lieutenant in the United
States navy.
setattres Of the United States of America in Com
oress assembled, That the President OF the
United States be, and hereby is, authorized to
nominate X. IL. Lamson lieutenant in the
United States navy.
Approved, March q, 1871.
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AN ACT amending an act 10 reduce internal
taxes, and for other purposes. approved .July
fourteenth, eighteen hundred aud seventy
bett enacted D. tAe send;e and House Of ReDre-
sentGfires Of he tattsd States Of Aaerscd a. COM
Qress dssens5Icd. That the thirty-second section
OF said act Is hereby amended bv adding IA the
last clause thereof ~ follows: Pr0~,f-d Tia. m
case OF difference In the width OF gauges Cf con-
hectlne railroads, the goods may be imIaedt-
ately transferred from one car 90 another under
the personal supervision of an inspector, and
such rulee and regulations g. the Secretarv of
the Treasury may prescribe.
Approved, April ~. 1871.
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tGENDRAL NATURB-No. Al
AN ACT to amend an act entitled Gan act q
divide the State Of Virginia into two judicia

An ACT to amend act entitled Jan act to
diVide the State Of Virginia into two judicial
Be IL enacted Iy tAe SENATE and HOUSE Of Repre-
sentatsves OF tie United States Of 4mericd in Com
eress assembled, That the second clause OF the
sixth section or the act aforesaid, OF which this
" That the clerk OF the circuit or district court
Of the eastern district OF Virginia shall transmit
the original papers and certified copies OF All
renewed for further proceedings from the east
ern 70 the western district of Virginia, "a
authorized by the first clause of the said sixth
section OF tne act Aforesaid, TO the clerk OF the
removed. together with q ststsme MT on All costS:
and al further proceedings shall be had in the
the said snit or proceeding had orieinalIy bean
commenced therein" ~
Approved, April 4, ISL -i5
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lGEssRAL NAruHE-No. I'll

AN AOr for convening the next legislative a.
sembly Of the Territory OF New MeN1co and
fOr other purposes.
BE ~ enacted % ~, Ssa1ts dai HOUSE 81 R~prs-
ss'tGfsres u Ia tHiicd States II a1i.ric1 IN Coa-
0ress Gsserbled, That the legislature OF the Ter
rtory OF New Mexico be- and a h. hereby an
thortzed 60 convene on the first Monfay of
December, A. ID. eighteen hundred and even
ry.one; and that an election for the rnenbers OF
both branches OF said Legislature be authorized
20 be held on the dsy OF the next general cleo
ton, under the existing laws OF said Territory.
Approved, April -, ISL.
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fGENRRAL SATURB-No. 81
An ACT to re- establish the Office or surveyor q;
EaStpoFf Maine

Eastport, Maine.
Be ii enacted By hs Senate and House Of Repre-
sentdtsrss of the United States Of america in Com
sress dsssmbled, That the Office Of surveyor at
the port Of Eastport, formerly existing by law
and abolished by the Secretary OF the Treasury,
be, and 10 hereby, re-estsblished and created,
and shall hereafter exist, subject to the same
laws and restrictions that appertained to the
same before 10 was abolished; but IL shall here
AFTER be known as the Office OF surveyor OF East
Approved, March 30, 18Th.
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GENERAL NArURELNo. l5J

AN ACT @ establish certain post roads.
BE az enacted By tAe Senate osd ToEse Of Reprsssn-
tGttuss Of the United States Of Amerloa IA Congress
assembled, That the following be, and are
hereby, established as post roads:
INDIANA.
From Mart!nsville, via Oakfsrm and Nash
vile, 10 Flkinsville.
From Franklin, via Ba-gersyille ana Cope,
TO Martinsyille.
ApDrOy6l. April % 1871.
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GENERAL NATuRR-No. 81
| An ACT for thu restoration of Comm an

An ACT Tor the RESTORATION OF Commande
George a. Stevens, United States navy, 70
the active from the retired list.
Be IL enacted by the Senate ard House of Repre-
sentatiues Of the United States of America in Con-
GTess assembled, That the President of the
United States be, and Is hereby, authorized to
sent Of the Senate appoint, George A. Stevens
to the active list of the navy, with the rank oil
lieutenant commander.
Approved, April 10, 1871.
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(GgEERAL EATURE-No. 81
AN AC1 relating TO the harbor at Buffalo, New

Be &c enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatires Of The Uaitsd States Of America in Con-
oTess assembled. That the Secretary of War be
authorized, when in his judgment he thinks it
viii be for the interest of the United States 20
extend or continue the contract for the improve
ment of the harbor at buffalo, made and enter
ed into upon the twentieth day of January eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-eight.
Approved, April 10, 1871.
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r. Haymakers now consult the Geographic
probabilities" about the weather before
moving their fields.
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o. GENERAL NkTURE-No.
An ACT to create a port of delivery at Potion
fav th..r

Virginia, and for other purposes.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
seRtatiVss Of ths United States of America in Com
gress assembled, That all the waters, shores,
bays, harbors, creeks, and inlets on the south
side OF the river Potomac, comprehended be-
tween Boyd's Hole and Cockpit Point, now a
part of the collection district of Tappahaunock,
Virginia, be, and the same are hereby, annexed
TO the collection district OF Alexandria, Wiz.
2inia. -
SEC. 2. That Potomac, in the State OF Vir-
ginia, shall be, and is hereby, constituted and
created a port of delivery within the collection
district OF Alexandria, and there shall be ap-
pointed, at q compensation not exceeding the
rate OF one thousand dOllars. per annum, a
deputy collector OF customs. to reside at said
port, who shall perform such duties as may be
conferred upon him, in pursuance OF law, by
tn o Secretary of the Treasury.
SEC. 3. That all acts and parts of acts estab-
fishing at Dumtries. in the collection district
be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
Approved, April 10, 1871.
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GENERAL rAruRR-No. 81

An ACr to authorize the payment of duplicate
checks of disbursing officers.
De It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssTSottUeS oT Us United States Of America Con-
fftss ssseHsAed, That in place of original checks
Issued for pensions, when lost, stolen, or de-
stroyed, discussing officers and agents of the
United states are hereby authorized, after the
expiration OF six mCnths from the date OF such
checks, to issue duplicate checks, and the
treasurer, assistant treasurers, and designated
repositories OF the United States are directed to
pay such checks, drawn in pursuance of law by
such ofnceTs or agents, upon notice and proof OF
the loss OF the original cheek or checks, under
such regulations in regard to their Issue and
payment, and upon the execution OF such bonds,
with sureties, To indemnify the United States.
az the Secretary of the Treasury shall prescribe:
ProctGss, That this act shall not apply to any
check exceeding in amount the SUN of tive hum
dred dollars. lApproved, April 10, 1871.
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government for the fiscal year ending june thir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-two, and
for other purposes, approved March third, eish-
teen hundred and seveniy-one, is hereby made
subject to present use.
Sac. 10. That the appropriation for building
pier at Lewes, Delaware, contained in sections
twelve and thirteen OF the act approved July
fifteenth, eighteen hundred and seventy, enti-
tied Gan act making appropriations for sundry
ending june thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy one, and for other purposes, !" be, and
the Same Is hereby, continued until juno thir-
tiefh, eighteen hundred and seventy-two.
neous item Of the contingent fund Of the House
OF Representatives the bum Of two thousand
five hundred and sixty-three dollars and thirty
cents, or 50 much thereof Is may be necessary
for the payment OF the balance remaining un-
paid upon the accounts Of witnesses who ap-
peared before the sub committee Of the Conn
mittee Of Elections OF the House OF Representa-
lives, charged with the Investigation, in the
the election in Louisiana In eighteen hundred
and sixty eight And for two thousand copies
Of Barclays Digest, ordered BY resolution Of the
House Of July fourteen, eighteen hundred and
seventy, two thousand dollars; also for pages in
the House Of Representatives, one thousand
five hundred and forty-three dollars and nfty-
ant journal clerk In the House OF Represents.
tives for the fiscal year ending june thirty,
eighteen hundred and seventy-tw0, twenty five
Snnss tns fof
United States, with the Rules Of the Senate, %
compiled by VIM. j. Mcdonald, under Q reso-
luton Of the Senate of March fourteen, eighteen
hundred and seventy-one, one tho sand dollars.
For the payments Of clerks OF committees Of the
House, In accordance with the resolution of the
House Of the tenth instant, two thousand dol
lars. -r-,
SEQ. II. That the provisions OF the eleventh
section Of the act approx July ffteenth, eigh.
teen hundred and seventy, entitled san aci
making appropriations for sundry civil expenses
of the government for the yearending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-one
and for other purposes" be, and hereby are
extended so a. to include such persons as were
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jIl||IIIlEITkIIIITIl

A NEW BOOK of the greatest interest
and importance. Written from ahigh NOR
al and physiological standpoint by an emf
nent physician and medical professor, it
shows how Satan is working out his subtle
and dangerous designs through our most sa-
cred DOMESTIC and SOCIAL RELATIONS. PURE-
MINDED, but outspOken and aggressive, the
author handles the delicate subjects treated
Of cithout gloves but in such a manner as
not to minister to a prurient curiosity
The Physical Regeneration Of tie Race,
is subject Justly enlisting the interest and
sympathy Of all true philanthropista, and
this book, it is believed, will contribute TO
that end just in proportion as it has readers.
A circular sent free. containing r full des-
cription and synopsis Of the work with lib
eraI extracts. C. T. VENT, Publisher,
SO West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
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Ananta, Georgia:

a
Aitatsts, Georgia.
fRsporsed seesk5y for he OBSERVER, b. II
ZsGox Dc Bro, Produce Merchants
Corn new-white, z75@65 !; yellow, -
j.. Wheat--Tennessee white, 81 30@l 35
Tenn red, 81 Daf so :. Oats, 5000.
Rye, bu. Goal co.. Onions, Dbl, So Goo
Flour p sack Of 98 bs-fancy. IS az
az o.; family, f3 2s@s 50; extra, 81 75@
> %; superfne. q 50e2 rs Bulk
shoulders. 6@s; clear sides, 12kmI3
-. Barley, S0@l on =. Meal, 1880
Irish Potatoes p bbi, 81 6o@3 90
Lard, Dbl, l4@l41 in cans, 14k@ Els.
Butter. s5a 80 :. Eggs, 25@3p. =. Feath-
ers.new, 65d70 Dry Hides, I6d IS Al
sheeting, 12@l2K :. q SHIFTING, l0a 10k
=. Cotton Yarns.l 35@l 10 per bunch.
Tenn. hay, 81 60@l GO, >, Hogs. gross,
'7@7X Beef, gross, 3A@f.
Corn, Wheat and Oats fair demsnd, stocks
light. Rye and Barley no demand, stocks
heavy. Flour moves regular, with fair
stocks on market, teads upward. Bulk Meat
and Lard, fair request, unsettled prices Hay
sells slowly-we look for increased demand
In few weeks. Butter and Eggs in demand
and wanted, If fresh and sound. Dressed
Poultry in active request and wanted, if
sound. Irish Potatoes SELF large; no sale
for small potatoes, Green Apples. fair de-
mand if large; small apples unstable. On.
ions in demand, if large and sound.