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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07
FACTS REGARDING NAPOLEON.

In Prince Metternchs memoirs of Napo
leon, he presents some interesting facts regard
ing the swkwardness and bashfulness of the
Emperor in society. There was probably not
a gentleman in all Eur, )e who was so confused
and out of place i'll company of ladies as
the man who stood with his imperial heel
upon the necks of half dozen Kingdoms
In society he was only able to indulge in the
most commonplace remarks about the weather
and if a woman psrpetrated a repartee at his
expense, he was covered with confusion and
not able to reply When King sent him a
note which was not couched in suitable terms,
his reply was an invasion and his revenge vic
tory He banished Madam de Stael from
France because he really feared the woman's
keen tongue mere than the combined armies
of the world. He bore the flag of France
across the bridge at Lodi where the air was
thick with iron at the next drawing room
reception he was trembling like school boy.
He was all the while striving to overcome his
traits of bashfuness and awkwardness, and
employed Talma the actor to teach him atti-
tudss Such nsuferable vanity can hardly
be believed in one reckoned so colossal in mind
and character as the ruler of a hemisphere, yet
Metternich is corroborated in his assertions by
other writer's So much is coming to light re-
parding the characteristics of the nun that
one cannot help believing that he must have
had friends who adroitly managed sort of
imperial boom for him, if the expression may
by his foes amounted to a superstition, and
no doubt the fostering of this Idea on the part
Of his adversares won half the day with him.
His soldiers believed him lnvincible, and they
went OH the battle field as confident of success
as if their foes were utterly destitute of arms
and ammunition. Had the great man made
some trivial mistake early in his career, his
power and prestige would have been nipped i'll
the bud Had his nose been pulled by scav
anger or had he been kicked out of a barber
shop when he was a colonel, the crown of
France would have never pressed his ambi- |
tious brow and Waterloo, Australia and Mos
COW wsuld have occupied ne place in history
not already assigned them by geographical loca-
ton. The man has left no lasting monument
Df greatness, and his name only suggests
reign of blood and terrorism, beginning when
he was bully in Paris and ending when he
was a refugee at Waterloo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

Sir Edwin Landseer, the artist, was once
looking at his own pictures in the South Ken
singtsn Museum, and seeing some dust on
one of them, leaned over the barrier and wiped
it off with his handkerchief Instantly po
licsman was upon him. "Nhat are You ado
ing off, said hel ga touching of that there
picturel' Why" answered Sir Edwin, smil-
ing, " I've often touched it before" "Have
you thought then more shame for yerr' cried
the indignant peelsr, "You come along wi
me-" And he W liked off the unresisting pain
ter to the officers of tho museum, whe, of
course, recognized the culprit and condoned
his offsnse. and Queries.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

THE SHOOTING BoY-The father of Benny
Barlow, the little fellow who shot Roy Clark
in Aurora, informs US that Benny is all unus-
ually good natured, mild and even timid boy;
that he not only always avoided quarreling and
fighting himself, but frequently interfe' es to
amicably adjust difficulties between his pl ~
mates. He never owned nor carried pistol,
and the one he had on the occasion of the
shooting he had just borrowed from boy and
had no idea that II was loaded, ur that it was
shooting plstol-as the only kind he had
ever handled before toy pistol for firing
off paper caps -B"die Standard.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

A door standing open, which would readily
yield on its hinges to a gentle push, Is not
moved by a cannon ball passing through it.
The bali, in passing Through, evercomes the
whole force of cohesion among the atoms of
wood, but its force acts for so short a time, ow-
ing to its rapid passage, that it is not sufficient
to affect the inertia of the door to an extent
to produce motion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

Leverrier, the Chief Astronomer of France,
confident in the real existence of the planet
Vulcan, has lately calculated the orbit of that
mysterious planet from the various recorded
instances of dark spots seen for few hours
only upon the face of the sun, and he now an
nounces that the planet may be looked for at
about this time to the east of the sun, and
about twenty sHnbreadths from that orb.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

There is prospect of a war between Russia
and China.
The Standard Con- of Bodie has declared a
dividend of 70 cents
The Maine Republican delegates have been
instructed for Blaine.
Twenty -fsur deaths from diptheria in Hon.
ey Lake Valley this winter.
Lizzie Price, the American widow of Fet-
cher, has returned to the stage
The Dominion House at Ottawa has voted
500, 600 for the Irish Relief Fund
A Mormon elder has been arrested for in
cest committed with twelve years old
daughter.
New York Democrats have decided that
Tilden shall BE- a candid ate for the Democratic
nomination.
W. E. Chandler thinks that illinois will 60
for Blaine in the Republican Convention, and
that he will be the nominee
The total income of the United States Gov
ernment this year is estimated by the Treas
ury Department at $500 ,000, 600
The estate of DR.. Fl. H. Toland, who died
in San Francisco on Friday last from apoplexy
is estimated at about s. 100000
The bullion shipments from Salt Lake City
continue to increase daily, and the prospects
are that they will soon reach 5000 900 weekly
Two men were killed and a number wound
ell by the breaking of skip in the shaft of
the Shurtliffe iron mine, Watertown, New
York, Friday
A dispatch from the City of Mexico says
that the grand serenade in honor of General
Grant was magnificent. There were $50 nv
sie.ans. The grounds were brilliantly illumi-
mated.
The Eureka Leader says there are rumors
prevalent Oh the Hill that there hiss been big
Improvement in the Eureka Con. mine lately
and many have been investing in the stock at
the present low figures.
Jessie Raymond publishes card in which
she declares that the charges against Senator
Hill, in connection with her name, are without
foundation, and that the suit was instituted |
Without her knowledge
A plan is about being carried into effect for
deepening the Seine, by which vessels drawing
line feet of water will be enabled to reach
he eastern extremity of Paris. The works
will cost about 50, OOO,OOO
De Lesseps says he is confident that within
he period of eight years and at an expense
ot exceeding Sl60, 600, 900 he can open COM
between the Atlantic and Pacific
ceans for the commerce of the world.
The Merchants Telephone Exchange Of
lew York City has $50 telephone lines con-
.ructed, the total length of which is 900
lilies. 1t is the attention to connect the Ex-
lange with the Central Telephone office in
Philadelphia
Trueman Griffith, who owned a farm near
OF Springs, Lake Tahoe, was found frozen
death about half mile from Truckee on
riday. The woman with whom Griffith had
red vas frozen to death in that town about
10 months since.
DR.. Hugh W. Fleming of Arcata, Cal. COM e
tted suicide Feb. 25th, by shooting himself a
rough the heart with pistol. He was ia
ne over the death Of patient, and imag-
ed that charges of malpractice were to be O
pferred against him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

DIR. Hugh W. Fleming of Arcata, Cal. COM
mitted suicide Feb. 10Th, by shooting himself
through the heart with pistol He was ia
sane over the death of patient, and imag-
iaed that charges of malpractice were to be
preferred against him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

"You made fool of me, said an irritable
nam to his wife, land that's the way you got
me to marry you" my love-" sweetly re-
sponded the wife, "you do yourself an injus-
tcs. Call yourself a fool, if you wish, but
remember that you are in all respects self
made man."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

The Detroit Free Press computes that ]. W.
Mackay has an income of eighty cents for
every time he breathes, or twenty cents for
every time his heart beats, "unless he has
been RAINING, which temporarily reduces his
revenue" This is figuring it down rather
6ne
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

1, There is woman in Wisconsin who has
been married fifty eight years and who has
never missed building the kitchen fire. Her
husband is probably the oldest fire escape on
record -Leader.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

mo, Algernon, dear, say that the boy
shall not be brought ap on the bottle. Look
at his grandpa's noasr'-Worcester Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

Senator Edmunds says that he would not
accept the nomination for President if it were
rendered him. His aspirations lie in the di-
rection OF the Supreme bench.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-07

now prepared to furnish Grave-stones, Monuments,
Nantes, Marble Tile, etc. short no1se cheaper than
be furnished by any other parties Designs can be
at my residence south side Of King street two blocks
cost Of the Capitol, EDWARD HARPER
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REWARD.

WHEREAS THE SUBSTITUTION OF IN
FERIOR, CHEAP LEAD, WHERE ATTAIN
TIC HAS BEEN SPECIFIED, is NOT ONLY
A FRAUD UPON THE PROPERTY OWNER,
BUT A DAMAGE TO THE REPUTATION OF
THE ATLANTIC BRAND, WE HEREBY
OFFER A REWARD CT $50 FOR sUFFI-
GENT EVIDENCE OF SUCH sUBSTITU-
TON BEING MADE.
c, T. RAVN0LDS & Co.,
Sole Agents,
9Front Street, San Francisco.
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gaet's Eor !, !.
4 Folded Lsaf.

A folded page, old, stained and blurred,
l found within your book lat night,
I did not read the dim. dark word
cav in the allow waning light;
50 put il back, and left it there,
Asjf, in truth, ! did not care.
All! No have Ill . folded Leaf
That in Timo's book Of long ago
We leave: . half.rslief
Fall o., % whom 10 hide il %.
We fold it down, then turn away,
And who may read that psge to-day !
Not you, my child nor You my wife,
Who cit beside ny study chair
~, Ill havs somst6ing In their lie q A
That they, aud they sloes, ~ bear
A tliliWg lie. deadly en-; y ,'i'-'.
A something bought they did not win.
Nv folded leaf! how blus eyes gleam
And blot tho dark brown eyeS seo:
And golden curls at evening beam
Above the black locks at my knee! !
Alb me! that lsat ID folded down,
And aye 70. me. the loeks are brown.
And yet love them who cit BY,
Nv best and deareat-dsarest nov.
They may not know for Whist I Sigh,
What brings the shadow % my brow,
Ghosts at the best % lot them Be,
Nor come between NY life and me.
They only rise It twilight hour.
40 light the lamp. aud olose tho blind
Small perfume lingsrs 10 the flower
That slssps that folded pags behind.
fffsssFsRss NsEi.s
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-05-01

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s&a 11Sss:.sssit e th n 1MH 4s4 !
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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-05-01
HE PEOPLE is THE SUPREME LAW l.
THE o1,y or PERtL&. !"
A Love Legend Il Ancient Greece.
N ''oloA1EfrI."
CHAPTER XVIII.


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OnAS -" ~'> |
.-,
T11ssAIus a. LAs1' .
Tho alavaa IN PHAlAlls' mensiou |
,sre snrnrioed )ne du0ky evening BY |
INA srrivxl az Nll1uS and 1ol1ox. |
me tvo Graeke di.vmbarkod ftUm 81
i;tfia craft and haetily entered the
alaoant nlnmisae. Chey spoke not
\ vord "a = ooul. Tho many bond.
man Who eyed them 10 mute aston.
ianment M noseed unnotioed BY.
Fosy rapidly a:eeaded tae st =
osresa' c6sm6er. Is. ~ boitsd.
rhev tried every means Ia their pow
AZ ~ eiH,.cf A eotnna00:. but IN vain
",ha ~ vithin naolsfAd, e0egV RI.
e.,sf Ftnaliv ia defermined lo1Rox
Ssised ia nslhord. "a. Nth . cell
rirsces6 hloV nm }raama0ts eAaaeet.
Cd in,o tho apslt0oot. 81 ssised
IN eiss.nt vooden cose that oeood
nnon q oentre teble. 6e lalsed tho
nnincire6 lid ma no0oed Vlthio. Ba
H. hscie nm = min0led e1peoeoion
= horsor snd astooi.6ment,
s.nw TIA immoffal ITheoouo." he
.,o,.:im~S .:the csajket n eonol''
Tc~.o,, 1aaned forVoed "a 0onnem
,his .r~r.lino trnth I'm 10 eytdoooe
- his Am asnaeo. IL tho oooo 1nOre
"a nsthina. sTho tVo YUut0O scared
~ ssch other IN NM em.1em00tl,
.:Ws m,,st reneir 60 Xtoooo," oald
N,.Iua. aftec oehoet interval. Moth.
NE muss havo ~ ooelse. che pejs3o L
shove her Ife ma Vofo6oa f. Win an
eaSie6 AZ" 49, =! ga
:iat ~ Thea" cid 1ol1oa, "de'
nart immedlotely.H
n,Vn eh0rmaf6lo Genaf0 b I'D tho
~ ~ M enteeod tho veoWdod
oonre. throo Athonl0o o@coeeseop.
Oed forth 1to0 . group Of soldieey
that guarded toe seuoaoo % toe
.ourt, and laid ehsas oao0 opou
NIlIus.
II arrest ehPa. eo1d toet a9s!:
quite . youth "unoe To Akneeaso
iswl" -
Greatly surprised. b 6emaeoed q
Tho 0@cee the eeooo q ~ ~.
''Thou mus render u0eo eJoos
P!11oL4sf, to2ueo " oe3is.S
full s0ovunt q ~ meoeee " Wesoe
thou haoe peocofee 0o eo1os
c'asp.H Ana = oel9 g ~ 9.S
loho0 G0Do q 10 yooso 10 J0Woe ~
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Medical.
THE GENUINE
DIR. McLANE'S
Celebrated American :.
WORM SPECIFIC
VE: ERR:

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance s'pale nd lead.
en.colored with occasional Pushes.
o. . circumscnbed spot on one or both
cheeks: the eyes become dull: the
pupils dilate an azure semiclrcle
runs along the lower eye.lid; tie
nose is irritated, swells. and sometimes
bleeds; a swelling Of the upper lip:
occasional headache, with humm'ng
or throbbing Of the ears; an unusua!
secretion Of saliva Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul. particularly
in The morning: appetite variable.
sometimes voracious, with a gnaw'ng
sensation of the stomach, at others.
entirely gone: Aeeting pains in the
stomach; occasional nausea and vom-
ting; violent pains throughout the
abdomen; bowels irregular. at times
costive; stools Shiny. not unfrequent'
" ,inged with blood; belly swollen
and hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult. and accompa'
MED by hiccough; cough sometimes
dry and convulsive; uneasy and DIS
turbed sleep, With grinding Of the
teeth temper variable. but generally
irritable, &c.
Wie,fye thsebore syn bins
-@@>' = are found to exist, /,
DIR. c. McLANE'S vERMlFuGE
14aQ&tr,ss.''lyyas5s.;,.t. '.y;|,x
in any form; it is an innocent prepa-
ration. no, eata1lIef doing TIE slightest
iaju,y TO the most flsdty d. fast.
=, The genuine DR.. rcLAxEf yEc:
ll,allyQE 1eals the 3Sn3oS1 Of 6
|. MCLANE and FLEMING BROS. on ,ne
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Thonieco ofmy friend. Nine. ",
bad reached the. oea ct tW9nsy:uve
and WaD Still unmarried. Tho tAther,
having made Q comfortable fortune.
bed relired lt6m bueieeea, and beiog
OF quiet hantie, tho family, consist:
ioe merely o. father mother and
daughter, lived Q retired, Seclud'
"a lie. Their only e1eltemento Wert
N OCCASIONAL vjett. 70 to. theatre or
10 family dinner party. chez ewr
xmey ". looked on 10 siloot deepeir.
ooeing that the pateots Weee 'ootDg
noehinR for the future Of their
douehiee, until peeouaded that thir
otat0 &C things might continue To-.
de04tSe)y. aho resolved % take nat
teso IN hee own hands. la -
~ Il your Wioh tibet 1osie should
booooe o. old maid 2 sho inquired
o0o Day altar this resolution bed
been msd0. - ~. -
10. q course noe,' replied the
mamma But what Wou6 you hove !
We no noWhe end 10 kqoW "a
youh0 men. Wh03 On 10 DOR va
'Wjll you leove e % mo !
Certainly. With oil my heart =
60 me. ". e hecoeli g eee Xosk
I ~ u nfq4C9VQ1D 0Joef 81 eo(
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1lsetssis Tie District cesrts o!
saiah q Natehieoshss aud
- - - 10 the Suprsqe Cosrt OF
Ia lssopt Attention gwen 70
S.11s. lddsss1sa = - Waet'1s,
se's'1allA = D. G. ssateosoash' at
E iSl1-ly. lra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

rrvrqr9rr nov 5-Pork-P-iine Mr-e-Fa,terl. dull
-truir 90 48.. short ED steady ~ a., Ions Clear.
i1I .r 4I -hur clear. steady 40 49,. Nlins-Loug
t.It du a t -A1ul-r- staIy 49, -. Bnei-lnda Mess
ann l g.. Extra MrH- tuL 81 80 Primo Ness. Jan
I'M I- tari-Frmr Western dun n TO- lhloW -
I.ur t1tg -edv 30 49,. rreni mo spirits du al % h.
eo.ll-t 1.auuu steady 1851 20 ad Fine STEADY ~ -,
,rl.rrtu choices. steady .tOt Itru 'l dul AZ
a.. FIu.r-lLIrl state. duA At ~ 3d. "Anat-No l.
rs alto. dun DO 90 ft.. -prn- So - lui A 3"d- sew
WIrfer Western Iuu Jl4 Sow southern WINTER duu
atrrL toru-i.Xrl. dul AZ J-d. '1lou'e'd ,li Glow
tmturau. steady 40 i,u,ll--' 'unun. at le.u1Du
et.pir at ga 1urpruuue ~pi1ta at London dui az io
LIVERPOOL. nov l-jO b. n--L-II' so''4 per e~~ i'i
IuEk.Ool. Nov 5-l.3o p. M hreadstuls FIRM Corn.
f ..f .eulI nr Lri Western " hcaL oiol 4 % ~
Ir rrDt. for A.-r. llurla "A lit". a7o ius oi Cal
'r.. lII. ta GI lU or hrd western -lNnk. shd III q
ICED ttfrtsr ctuta iur Canadian. The
rse..uta Is three iAi1 were pou cen
t4l. d, .ui.uE ir 900 celtaa American
LIVERPOOL Sow $3.50 ID. m-' hcrSe US per owl for
tl -f grades ui American. Lard th 'i 'Nl "f American
I..Y... Nug. li1I 3D. fn.-lAuarul Ease - p pei tnn
Calcutta IAs.o, 5i.ad 49, Lli-cei i az ~ luI
lugprutn. ~ Bel 500 'l per cWe lie
.. frlIO ruiu H-- -i. per gal sugar -i7l 30 per
cx io4 Orntlliu-a pullr1ng 30 AID ~ yu - Or
cuba li ls.nsnao Eair Nunnlng anoai
asrfEIu. -i'efItlrilu. francs Tor me pale
American. ru ciu~"d 10 ia francs per 100 kilOa
HHENEs. NuV. Petroleum. ln marks uu pi'hhiEA
MAA.4frr' Sow JInr nnIArt cor yarns AMI iaDrcs ts
dun aglch 6O reed Cold rud -hIuiga, 81 yartA Id
o. ..G4tI 2rluch Cd fucn, Printer, - yards y
! so. a. fade Twist Far. second guaity, 4O1~A
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State bon Is were firm. bat dealings We're cohhhrd
70 I,n,-i.pa cou,.., at 1912, Tennessee O. old
NJ a. new 4: - and new series al -. Ot city
hank stocks sixty shares Park sold al 30.
Railroad bonds were not specially active. and
= cir prices followed those of the share market Erie
SECOND con.os declined l. 70 80 and afterward rose
- ga Missouri Kansas and Texas i7st consois sold
of Iloa1Ill2 and seconds at 66l2a 6734- Metre
poltan first Is early sold ut 1921 and constituted
the only sale made at the Board but we learn that
private SHE was made late in the day Of 100000
at lO+ Denver. South Park aud Pacific trsts were
firm Al 1O5lo Texas and Pacific incomes sold at 70l2
a71l.. and hrs's of RIO Grande Division at 9l3s0
GIL Generally the final bids were L Ia q per cent
higher han the early sales that are printed az the
head d. this column
The business Of The SIb-Treasurv for tire week
ending tonight includes the receipt Of $3.50 443
and payment of Ss,9J2 O73, resulting ID d loss TO
tbe general balance " $500 G31. AID leaving j, AZ
SIS. 56-.2s7. against S75s36.917 October %. The
rate, jon money on call 1ucuated between 4 and p
per cent the buk of the business being done .ar
3lo ald the last at 3 per cent. lie 90
nestle exchanges ON New-Y1rk are as last
quoted the United states Treasurer nj washington
To-Day received $40 600 Ia National bank notes TOR
re-Iefuut.ou. NE Gus, 0ms receipts were T~OO.OOO
and tue il erua. revenue receipts were 13NO,OOo
Tie following is the Clearing House statement
to-day: Exchangr~ ~176.O7Z.j63; balances
mr. COW red: Receipts. S2l5l.2O2; payments
Sl42I.4D9: currency balance, @t.JZj2+0; com
To-.i1n cxcnau-e~ are duh and rather weak wi h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-06

TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Per North Eicer. TtSsas ant EI4rDatS.
GENEKAI. MANkEr REpOHr



BEESwAN-In small ob0ing sale a. 23a2lc or Western
BROOM CORN- Pun and nominally IN, angel
CANDLES-ln Johbinl on 80 Only aud unchanged ID,
COAL-rhc general marsot shows far movement and AL
pri 90 are steadily sustained Anuaie - l'Tf4 10 Liver
Joking - scotch team. sa 30, Enei.h do 81 %
as 4 s. west e. gina d. - cum Land BroaG
Pil0Pf iHGE sTGc Kim OF rings Ign: demand
gooi. ior future delivery MoAse- books 81
n inca 81 -OnS- l. no. Is 1lcl n t5nSl 80. Box
30 Fmpy naslesds - 75GSl 20 Hoop. Ia ieet
Onunar H. Prime 81 d,JJ 10 II teei 90. s-s45s.
~ 'al dcur.s.ci far I5sG &c: MID dun
an, uiraliv jpcIa, sa es 800 bag santos * Tycno
75 SaIc p" ni S,i. % a. ,.IH,
corr3NTspd Cotton quet, unehansoa 'q ". - LIS
anu Dis lmpJou. Delivered on contract $40
6alSs becepIs a, TIE ports 1 ana ~ bas t yeaT
or wees 1857 bales against 24o952 oaes last week
ruiur qaiet, chasing steady al an aGyance Of to POINTS
1 Ieoemser To- oe 5Gio q January ds5
1880 10 arch T. ia -. ApTiI IL 10. Mly
margins ovenOer. l0o2 December 1887 Jann-ry
junr al a3 100. To-Day, closing nrices
Novem1er i191 Dgeen,t,, nj 80 -. J' ann
alI@3: Nay, u469lI47; June lI.'o4 LEO. transfer
al FISH~ Sod-raiey active. steady. unchanged -..,
n1 demand sales by auction 900 boxes Malaga Lemons
= 20. and 1000 bbs A4mcna Grapes . 3Vqso ''' 10y
-FOUR AND MEAL-FLorE- MarseS without . import
oh''. mae il5 g, r f 4 . and rr 1S h4f Of mkt
as $50 ob- .ilInes "a Extra - 3 p Tor tAe whole
as 200 e,is indiana ana oeo 81, oI &r- i9e- q
~, ',' So = 81 5r-3-at. ei Tor Chocc inter "a cheat
Quotations.: No - Nv - h''yi ,A'l..ir
n9eisss s % 5000 s ncy SS da common a to o
Common q COOS Round coop 1mo - gso COO
ON lear - d. ?