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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-24
AInerika


Washington, ID. G. 20. prosince.
Dues odbyyana porada (kaukus) republi-
kdnskych senatorti. Rokovano o ii&ni a
linancni otazce. V otazce jizni isou vSich-
nj senatofi toho nahledu, re obcan6 iiz-
nich statd prayech svych musi byti
chrdn6ni. N6kolik senatord navrhovalo
rozmnozeni armady, JIM zlepseni milicni-
no zfizeni; z;ilezitost ia k pfihodn6isi do
be poodlozena. Jen malo senatorit Jest
pro zakroteni We prospech Kellogga.
Financni otazka byla upln6 vyfizena.
Nsicbni senatofi, az ma 4, hlasovali pro
zpravu acknowledgements financniho w
boru, iemuz predseda Sherman. Zprava
Ia doporu6uie vraceni Sc k tvrd6 meme
dnem |. ledna, 1879, zavedeni svobod-
nych bank6 stazeni zelenakd az po
obnos 50 procent move vydanych narod-
nich banknot nahrazeni drobne papiro-
We neny stfbrnaky cd do 80 cent1. V
senate bude pry pfedloha ia priiata ne
nj pochybnosti, re snemovne docili
v6tsiny; a jelikoz podstat6 tinancnim
planem Grantovym Sc shoduje, Jest made
.je, &c on il schvaleni sveho neodepfe.
81. prosince. Dnes odpoledne
odbyvali republikansti senatofi zadosti
ii2nich senator1 poradu, niz rokovano
jiznich zalezitostech. Jizni senatofi
zadaii, ably do vsech iiznich statd, kde re-
pubGkanska strana jest ohrozena, bylo
hodne vojska poslano; republikanska stra
na pry ma iihu dod6lala, neueini-li ieste
tomto zasedani raznych krokd k svemu
zachovani, vlastne k ptemozeni belochI.
Severni senatof tento navrh nepodporovali
rkouce, le politika zakroGovani ma iihu
mnoho hlasa ma severn republikanske
strane odcizila. Senator Lewis Nirgi-
ME pravil, ze republikanska strana ma
iihu nasledkem spatn6ho karakteru n6kte.
rych v1dci moe svou pozbyla, iakoz
hajenim Civil Rights Bill (zakona o w
nuceni spolecenske rovnosti cernochIm)ii iiz
naval opatrenim ma neivys nespravedli-
wynn a nepraktickym. ON zadal hodne
mnoho voiakh ma .jizni belochy. Mnozi
senatofi pred hlasovanim teto zalezito-
sti Opustili sin, senator Morton pax ma
n6hoz poledni senatori spolehali. - Jim
nepfispel ma pomoc.
Senat potvrdil S. b. Axtera "a guver-
n6ra uzemi Utah.
Vysetiovani lrwina jest plane On ST.
ce Sc primal, ze obdrzel S750,000, aby
vymohl ma kongressu zakon o podpofe
pro Tichomofskou paroplavebni spolec-
most Pacific Mail Company); ale on
zcela zapomel, mnoho Ii bylo tech, iimz
neco t6 sunny ukaplo, ac Sc pfedce ien
velmi dobfe pamatnie, ze mezi temi iez
6plne pameti sve vytrousil, nebyl ami
jedinky Glen kongressu. Pri tom sc nj
cema ten choval, iako by nesmirne stonal.
Zastupce jeho pax rozhodne Sc protivil
vsem otazkam vysetiovaciho vyboru kon-
gressniho, ktere by chranence jeho mo
hly rozciliti, ielikoz lekaf vsecko rozcileni
mu zakazal. Irwin zdrahal Sc take
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-24
CIRkEVNi BOZ V MENIkI'

Mexiko Jest asi TAX katolicke iako Spa
n6lsko. Nikde katolicb;i cirkey nemtla po
lie TAX volnG a 49, irodne, jake zde By
LOT vzdelano SPantly iezovity, a ii jiz
neco znamenit6ho dokazL Prvni i,ou
zosobnena ukrutnost a sileny fanatismus.
druzi pax, zosobnene chytractvi vsocky
ty vlastnosti, ienz chrakterizuiou lisku.
koGku zmiii Ale pres to pfedce Sc Y
Mexiku katolick6 cirkvi od tG dobv, GO
Jest repuhlikou zvlastt po hroznG poraz
&c MaXmiliana a Napoleona zenialnim Il
neuprosnym .Iuarezem nikterak ne
chce dariti katolickG duchoyenstvo pod
n6cuie sice lhzu prot fraimaur,m, pro-
testantdm Garodeinicim, kterdzto, jake
pred dvema Stoletimi Europe n Mass
chusettsu ma hrancich obGtovinv isou y
havne povefe silenGmu tauatismu; a
lie vlada kongress nahlidli. ze cirkev ka
tolicka MeNiko ien huhila a vyssayala a
20 obyvatelstvo ieii .ien tenkrdte Sc probu
di, az vyrvano bude omamuiiciho obieti
cirkve, ktera pravd6 mic neni lepsi, nez
svddna a smilna nevestka. A proto ma
stupuli razne odhodlane ma katolickou
cirkev; tn vyhani jezovity, tn zakazuii
stavbu novych kl6sterd, III zas chrani n
tedruji protestantizmus svObodn6 zedna
re. DIE posledni zpravy usnesl Sc mexic
ky kongress ll3 hi. prot 81 - vyhnati ,
republiky feholi milosrdnych sester. co
fehole tato zavinila, telegram zaml6uie. a
lie zaiiste bylo to n6co vlastizradneho ne
bo ohavneho, .iinak by kongress nebyl
zrusil re zem6 vyhnal reholi, ktera ma.
aspon die imena, dtel dobrocinnl, hui
mann.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-24
Premie POkrOkli.

kazdy sprdvny odberatel troiH'denni-
ka, ktery jei tydno plat,sobdrzi IN pre-.
mil krasny obraz; ten ktery pfedplati ma
ctvrt lGta napfod, tedy 1925, obdr&i o.
braz v6tS.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-24
l. CLEVELANDT
HOSTINEC
SLOvANSkE LIPY
Jest dMtm -, linOra 1873
X prOnajnluti.

H. kteri by cht6li imenovany hostinec
naimouti, necht zadaii ofierty pfilozeny
mi $1,000 co iistotu pred spolkovou schd-
ii dne 3. ledna 1875.
Pachtovni vyminky m12e sob6 kazdt
nahlednouti II iednatele spolku
cislo lS3 Forest Street
So-okr. trt. Souhrada.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-24

Krajky pentle, vysiva n i.
Hedbavne satky, hedbavne serpy, hedb-
xavoje, hedbavne pasy, hedbavne vlecne
stuhy; Point krajkove, kapesni satky, Wy
Mvane kapesni satky, pismenou zacatecni
vysite satky, ovroubene satky a
Krajkove lony
o lam equiny
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-24
Ma Svatky
PRO DOMACNOST.

vysivand prost6radla ma piana,
Vysivane ubrusy,
Bile lnene ubrusy ubrousky,
Barevne lnene ubrusy ubrousky,
Velmi jennie bile kalifornske pokryvky,
Nakolenni pokryvky kohske houne.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19
THE Angola GOAT RANCH.

We visited Swift & Chedic's goat
ranch on Sunday. We found Mr.. Chedic
on the ground, and he took us in charge
and explained the workings OF the lnstl-
tuition. The goats are divided into two
bands each under charge of herder.
These bands embrace about six hundred
breeding goats and four hundred wethers
If an Indifferent memory, carelessly
unfortified by notes. does not fail us.
As fast as nanny-goat drops her kids
thew oftener have two or three than one
she and her little ones are conveyed
to the sheds. These sheds are so ar
ranged that the latest born kids and
their dams are kept by themselves, the
two-days-ol6 kids and dams also by
themselves, and the four-days-old aid
upwards, in a pen apart from oil the
rest-these latter without their dams,
which are driven in twice day to suckle
their little ones. There are. or were on
Sunday, about four hundred md thirty
kids in the sheds. 1t is expected that
this number will be doubled by the time
| that all the dams come in. The increase
is very great-mors than $50 per cent.
One remarkable freak of nature is to
be noted:-A black kid-black as pot,
all over-was dropped a day or two ago
by white goat, which at the same birth,
dropped another kid which was white.
What is still more singular is the fact
that the sire is pure white Angora-
Thoroughbred. One or the other, either
the sire or the dam, evidently dates
back to black parentage. These goats
and their kids are remarkably healthy,
and they eat everything. sage brush,
grease-w wood, rabbitweed and all. before
them-and, strange to say, their flesh is
never in any way havored-as o hog al
ways is-by what they eat. This An
CORA goat raising is II very important
industry, and we look forward to the not
far distant time when it will command
the investment of large amount Of
capital in this State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19

We REGRET to learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
Fayette King have suffered the heart
rending bereavement of one of their
twin baby daughters. The little sufferer
died on Sunday morning at 2 o'clock.
Weare also panied at the information
that the remaining little one is quite
dangerously sick.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19

JOHN HANSEN, we learn from Doctor
Waters, is getting better of his relapse.
John promises to obey orders here
after. 1t was by disregarding the Doc
tors admonitions that he got set back.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19

PEHsoNAL.-We noticed Superintend-
emit Sam Jones of the Crown Point mine,
and Hon. Jim Small Of Douglas county,
on Carson street on Sunday. Mr.. Small
reports the mountains passable for wa
CONS at any rate he intended, he said.
to take wagon with him. He further
says that the weather in Lake Valley is
very warm and pleasant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19
DIED.

In Csrron City, Nay 16. 1874. May, infant twin
daughter Of Nancy and Fayette King, aged II
months and IL days,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19

LODGING HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR
SALIENT. A. C. Funkhouse offers for
sale, by advertisements in to-day's Ap-
PEAL, the property knowna as The Nevada
Hotel together with all the furniture and
filings belonging to the same. He offers
a bargain both as to price and terms.
See his advertisement.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19

The Presbyterian Church Society have
received an offer Of a certain sum Of
money for their present edi6ce-the old
Brick Church-the person proposing the
purchase agreeing to the removal of all
the furniture, equipage and fixtures of
the interior of the building, and stipu-
lating for the transfer to Linn of the
brick, and the land on which the church
stands. merely. We understand that
this offer is now under consideration.
We also understand that in the sale being
consummated considerable SUNS of mo-
ney will be contributed by members of
the parish toward purchasing an eligible
site for a new church, and the building
thereon of q commodious and handsome
structure. We hope this proposed ar
rangement may be perfected-for VARIOUS
reasons, the first of~Which SIS that the
present building is not success as an
architectural gem, and in the second
place we like the idea of the stir and
hustle and change that will come. on
with the erection of q handsome new
church.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19
MINING STOCK REPORT.



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,e,e Sp,ia s. -, 81 ooh h3o oan 9o1<
20 S.,,.n >, 20 ~ 70
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80 Enoiiar %. o.. "': 90 o'o =. .ax
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cn. I-r np,. ~ ~ - n, AZ
% ~ ,S4 - ~ "a
c,o 49,, 80 ., s,s< q.
liz O., V;;; -; 7,sx han TAX san
tso Cnnsdan,e = All hso tx
~, Eschann.r a.,
X g. paicbar 70 7,x
150 InIia os
,Ian Over,..n 81 o7k 96k h3O 26L b3O
?, CaIa.loni. 1Sk 10 b3o
lGo Emclerbocker A.,
go Globe ~. ~;
10 baltimore 6L
Aso Celifornia ~ 40 bJ 4Ok
* Flat ga,
sn0 TYLER T5c
1el w Con "a. 2k.2
23o DAYTON
IS Hil,7H
40 Woodville 2, IL
$40 Pictou l2hc, loo
30 Kossuth So.
SEQ Franklin TX
100 Patten 75c
700 Leo Il. -. -..--
500 Andes IL
nSe"nR Nepo
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19

The MAGNOLIA flooring, the old stuff
which is being removed, planks, string
ers and all. is surprisingly rotten and
dilapidated. This comes OF lack OF
ventilation. It seems to he dry rot
which thus affects the lumber. After
its thorough overhauling the Magnolia
will be very handsome room--the
finest saloon in the State. doubtless.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19

TIE GENTLEMEN who are organizing .
programme, Of exercises for DECORATION
Day had meeting last night, and we
shall probably be enlightened very soon
as to the order and manner of their ex-
ercisss. There are but two graves to
decorate, here, those of Lieut.. Haynie
and Sargent Shrisves-but these are
esteemed as worthy. of decoration as If
they slept in the midst Of hundred
buried heroes. T. 60 Gzt
ARs. YERINGToN, we are glad to an
nouhce. was Somewhat better yesterday,
tho still quite seriously sick. We are,
glad to note this improvement in her
symptoms, slight though it be. 4sia
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19

A sroRrrvE SPORT was brought before
Mr.. Justice Withsrell yesterday, charged
with having committed an assault upon
a certain female of the gilt frame !"
variety. Upon motion of the defendant.
the case was postponed until to-day. 1t
is to be hoped that these worthy people
will arrive at an amicable settlement OF
their differences.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-19

YESTERDAY MORNING, at half past ten
o'clock, the jury empanneled to try
Pierce, in the District Court for Douglas
county, after being out somewhere in
the neighborhood of los hours, and fail
ing to agree upon a verdict, were
brought into Court and discharged. The
Court reduced the prisoner bail from
$4,000 to $4,000. This is a remarkable
case, and one which has cost this
county a large sum of money. On the
18th of September. 1872, between the
hours of l and o clock i'll the morning
this man Pierce shot to death a half
drunk invalid, an almost helpless and
quite harmless consumptive, one George
Wilson, gambler. SO ineXcusable was
the killing that the Coroners Jury,
composed of some of the best men III
the county, pronounced it as their en-
phatic and unequivocal opinion that the
killing was an entirely unJustltlabie
murder. Pierce was indicted, tried and
convicted, and sentenced for term OF
years in the Psnitentiary. His counsel
appealed from the instructions to tue
jury of the District Court and obtained
new trial. A change of venue was
ordered and this disagreeing jury is the
result. Practically, We fear, the prisoner
is acquitted. And, strange, to say, the
sporting fraternity, the most of whom
were bitter in their denunciations of
Pierce, and anxious for his conviction
and punishment, are now either indif-
ferent as to the result of his trial or in
sympathy with him. We cannot refrain
from expressing the opinion that if this
man escapes the punishment he SO richly
deserves, justice will have failed to vim
dictate itself or to assert its stern and
wholesome DEGREES,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND NAIIIN NJ.
~ foot Of Cortland 1T and Desrosses'
Train leave New-lorS as follows:
TOO dde;own Way stations connects at
Railroad hdtetown with Tie
land, without change.
$40 IN -Mi'k and fast freight
II 40 A. Boomngdae and intermedate
County Express TO beuVir hu4letoNh new
ION I'd intermediate, without change
4:IO .. m-Nay for Bl0omtglaie anu Intermediate
$50 q. m-Norendyke local.
$40 D. m-Wortend Ike local
trains % a ilackclsack and Paterson.
Baggage che through and HewYork Midland without
F 20. in YevYoI OF 49, North River DO Pennsylvania
Railroad Co.'s EaTehOus'(
General Offices SO Lbery-st H. IL OhpNAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27
cOTToN MARKETS

.ror,T. Arri 25-Cotton quiet fmi Mdilng' lCAci
Y.esps gl3 ba.es: e. 2J3 bales. $50 -
Tom, Arri strong ard higher; MnGltg Atci
v.eer,s 50 bales. shipments l43 bses; sales ~ bales ,.
nopuy April 2J.-Coou hTm; M0dhrg IO.4&; 10" 'lu'uts
160 ILL., Good Ofusry. Zoe; receipts ~ 67es experts
ro.st~,s IL bales; 200 bales siock 2.SI2 bales
2J.-tO and trm Md1dug
mel reeruts DOS bses; l22 bales exports 70 treat
E,tsn 40 bales: he Continent, 1920 bei 10 tnhce
s4q hale. 6ql bales s4es, 1000 bales 4sl evening"
to,t. 1929 haies
IorlsvlILE Apul 2j.-Cottou frm; Mlddlng, 1910
IHAELEsToS Apnl 2j.-COtt3n statri NoJhG IbG nt' re-
,spts G42 tales exports coawse 20 bales sales vVO bsts
nusSs7oS April frn Mdlhns 1Gi2e net ecspts
$50 b.es exports coaaWise o. bi sales PA bales stock l2s
bales - ,,.ts,-.-
16i. net receipts $50 bales coase 10 Dasi sales
stock. < 22s bales
B,ITIsoHE April 2j-Cotton frmeE Nlougs l7ec Low Md
,b1gs Good Ordinary lJ receps. 81 bales
,.rers coswse bsles sales 275 bales; stock . $50 bales
SsyISSAH April 25-Coton lm Mddhngs, 1886 net receipts
s0e ,aes. gross 496 tsies $50 tC stock - "a bales
PHIApFIPsIa April 2JCotton queti hddlns lI'4ei gross
receipts. 200 bales. 800. ,.o,-
CRcSxATi Apn 25.-Cotoo frm, M.jd'ug 1870 7c; re-
r,uts O7 bales: shipments. 1888 bales stock l2OjG bales
xpH Apn % Cotton steady moderate demand buyers aud
,.I apArt Low Mtdnug 1Gsa1G9, receipts $50 bales ship
sssuts sJ7 bales stoek, 31,lOl baies
eosroE Aunl2 qmet Ndtngs l4c net receipts,
GaIysroN April 25-Cofton quiet sud weak Good Ordinary
Mi1vrg ne receps France
ia balesi cossse bacs sales lO9 btet so IL 1914 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

tn, BBsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet inodueee For
relief Of General Debility aud Los Of Appetite
ab for its purity b, The Food Journal Arthur Hill
H.ss,p NJ D. Wentworth L. Scott esd, Y. {. g. T. A. S. t..
n A. &C. Sold by Grocers Olmen and Chemists large
bopls, al "a each. Beware Of limitations Prepared BY
G0oDALL BACBhOCSB Co...
Leeds England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

The General characteristics OF the city trade in car
rages essentially the same as noted az me cose VI
prices with the exception OF the inner grades Oh ~o
are at some repositories without any reliable stahdarnc
EIpors Of Carriage. Porto RICE pSeAHts'::,. A'0
Eew-GTensda, 1........ SOU hIpVrb % opo"e's -oo
Exports Carriage Mdte1dI Hamoug "a
London, 80 packsges...... $bOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

April 2j-pu1rg the Few DAYS BUYERS have made their
sUsAfsnc Numbers representing Of the esug mills
New England and the result has been lair weeks tUsues Bae
esuouY and only wanted The ct thst stocks
Of both foreign and domestic wool are sold up closer than Tor several
OF markets abroad and The speculative
the California msnuc
With demand goods
and heavy rolls meet Teek Of
would be better OF their mills but
hesitate useless them that wool IL
hat abroad comparatively higher than this side
al goods they manufacture could not be forced Oh
without positive loss md the prospects for favorable change are no,
Fleece change desirable OF
Rri and Double RIa Pennsyans and Ohio M command %
but WOODS light and in few hands Nhe me
Yeeces steady foreign wools or less neglected
bss been scarcely lnqurr Michigan
uncrav 500 DE and about 3uOuO 10 have
been takeb In PEELED Woods the business has been smaller
ttsn Tor me the feeling t although marked
chang place For the low grades Of Pulled there
Comhng Pieces sH continue % be taken at
stead rces 81 this description sold close but the
Keruckv hsRd Some small OF California
received The sales include 100000 % new spnns primer
h Of $203s, curencr understood
rurra al obtained handsome W DOL
condition than previously SUPPOSED on that State Eau
slowly 2uG Quotations Ohio and Penn
,yyuA Treble E1ra and above 49a5ec Michigan 4saJ3c;
NsD 54c: Combng GuJ Desle 55c unwasled "a a3l %
Low N sshd 42; Secured tOGJJci Nos - 44uc super
EIG Pulled 4OGJlc; NeN California Spring 81 ooc CaOI
. fIl. 20d4cc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27
iSunlays Only.
NO. n ABBnTr. Genrral Paasenger Agent.

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoADAer nov 2 1873 Though trains vii
500 M Cicaro and Northern RIOres', With dra"ingoOn can
through o Rochester and St. Albans -, -. =. Z. i.
1880 Special CLcag0 Express WIZ ma"z''V"S S W ''-
Buffalo,
IU:45 a. m Northern and We,'ern BIpres'
$40 m Albany Troy EIpTes siuriays only. -
D. n Montreal Express with seepisscars from Ne"ioff
500 p m Express Daily with sleepngears for Waero"n AM
800 M Pacific Express Daily with eepngcars Tor Rocse 7
Rp6,lo and Pals; for Chicago via both L. AID NJ
Railroads -, i,A -. 49,. T., T., a., iu,nv
Way vans A' p" N''' '~' C II. KESDRICK
DE- Ag.rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH, COMMENCING APRIL 27, 1874
River station at 700 500 and ylj
Loo 4 100 A.i0. 5:l5 and 6:iJ y
MOrfsua Sieamboa Co. at Fulton Marke
Sin for 9riem Rive station, Worth NeS-iofk
Fo further information Of particulars sec posters At hotels aid depot
w ' JOHN I. MOODY. SUIT n. Y. Div
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27
CATTIE MARKET-

CHiotao April 25.-Recep for week-Cstts 1888 HoFs,
Stey 1885, oang last yesrCae 1881
Hog tq5g3 Sheep 57Ol. fair request shipping
STEADY and unchanged quotations at 50 25d
20 IS for Choice SjdSj - for Good butch
s,esdy 81 25dS5 25 Soeke in fair demand at "a
as5
rnes range - tOasj for Common 81 2jGSj ~ Fair
6t-d for Choke 50 gOaS6 Tor assorted
SHHRP request prices shade frmer 80 Com
mon 70 Pair 50 5Oas7 80 Tor Good "a Choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-27

e 70 Be- sss Sc x s s9of Bob 's1S
: - ddS oG so Ss o., f'S 1908 s SS R
Seee hash Bsrisr sgmen-sOO0 bb Fosr 22l 600 o1sa 5
wSssL 22S Cora $4,000 bash Oats 1900 bush H' -D'
SSe Ss AP dill wh CAV At 81 ~ p S
Sarl.y ea and SrcS,nge Batter pnehnee rSs Bus
ss $751; L s s' az exc cS, Ss' ;S At s
Se. s SgSI M,yi C E S ss saao Clear SIDES o'sc
"S .1s;S An s quiet and unchanged oO holders are
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demand for aOod suaerers sales at S4eS ~ onef al
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