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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
A Multitude OF Ailments.

The ailments which aniiei the kidneys and blad
der are 20 numerous that merely TO name them
would all space far outruuung the limits OF this
article. sufhcc II 10 say that they arc both obsti.
nate aud dangerous To their prevention Hostel
tefs stomach Bitiers Is well adapted The stlmu
lus which Il lends 10 the action OF the kidneys
when they arc lcihargio serve 10 counicmci a tend
ency In them 10 LAPSE Ant into a state OF pcrnio-
ious Inactivity. and aitcrward into Of positive
Organic disease which soon destroys their delicate
int,gumcuu. polsons tho blood aud causes death.
A double puuoso Is served by this depurcnt II
promotes activity Of the Kidneys, aud expols I'm.
pufitcs ffum tho blood which have no natural
channel OF outlet except these ousanA Conitlpa
ton. hlliousncss fever and ague, rheumatism aud
dyspepsia arc also rcmcdied BY this medicine oi
borough action aud wide scope.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
GENERAL MARKETS.

Local business continues very dun Remarkably
40 iof this season OF the year as compared with
same time OF previous seasons No changes were
made today 10 the quotation lists AZ New orleans
sugars are advanced particularly for rehned goods
Holders Of stocks In store not anxious sellers
The further advance IA Attributed TO lichts rcduc
ton Of his estimate OF the beet yield from 3Ol5,OO
to 100000 tons Molalos nominal and rice steady
with prices well maintained
Chandler. brown 4 Go. wired their Memphis cor
respondent A. follows concerning the Chicago
grain market wheat closed steady d top
under heavy covering by shorts, while late cables
quoting further advance Of pence In Liverpool
aud additional connrmatofy reports OF poor crop
prospects ia Russia aud Hungary encouraged an
array OF holders 20 Increase their already large
lines. but many strong houses including Iluichin'
son, were heavy sollon. Weather IA the Northwest
Is very fine and improved crop reports received
| We believe wheat at about the top. curb SIG
| spllafs IulyN
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arnIn .na rre,IsIen..

CHICAGO, ~. June speculation again ran
wild IN tae wheat pit. aud lsfgu business WAS tran.
saricd fluctuations IN prices were fapld aud Nio'
lent sd higher range Wa established. The
opening iof July vas sss,l.c HIGHER than zee.
tdfinVs closing. aud the mnfkct Cascd OF u and
ouvelcd again, advancing ~. ruled irregular aud
closed ~ higher than Yesterday The deferred
fat ifrs nlsn we've higher, aud ruled more actiNc
than usual. uiosiug sc higher for August is.c
higher iar september aud ~ higher tot ncccm.
icr The iuhuerccs governing The market were
pfutiy much the same "a yesterday. and the short
Interest uuNCryd ifccly Thew Was grolt deal Of
advance, and some short selling no doubt
In expectation 1t break This cau-od
the dc lines hitcf the opCnlnF, but the
sutscqusnt advance again bought the early sellers
ia the market ~ huyru. and created Ncfy strong
iccllnr Tufcirn adyiccs quoted better dcmand
and HIGHER pfircs and The quantity On occau La
sarc shuwr "a q drcfcnsr II tislulu bushels lorifn
sffuutlri Nefe quoted luNcf, aud thefc wCc some
vsEus fumuis u iutop az wat compilations
cou aud she iecling developed Nfs caficf The
market was hfm around ne oieulus but % the
section adyunfed ortnngs bertmc quite heavy
and in the abs nee ol eny support rTiess dv'linct
'Oais opracd ianly strong later the decline IN
Wht al and ruiu tnisfHi recession 81 isi'.c aud
the mafkrtt lnseii easy "a nuout Inside rgdr-s
Quite gaud spoI ulailye ifado wat Vplftci ia
| mes pofa aud The scilus wns siluurci. Price.
veto advanced hsE'gc ani the market cio-v'i
ttsadf
| onit iiIt busu.si was tmnsartod IN lard. The
icuIlna Wa stniurUf aud pficrs ruled ~ higher
More iuirtrst Wus m1ulicstCd Ia short fib tidct
piicca mlci is,I'sc higher
The leading futures ranged o. follows
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
Buying-New York aud Eastern points,
demand par Eastern points sight, Ito dis,
count Cincinnati ST. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, par New Orleans, =. discount
scling-New York aud Eastern points,
81. so premium; Cincinnati, St Louis, Louis.
willie and Chicago l-lO premium, New Or
leans, par.
The local cotton market closed quiet to-
day,with sales of % bales taken by spinncrs.
At New Orleans spots are steady with
futures advanocd4t TO 5points, closing steady
Liverpool closed firm, with good demand.
All futures advanced point closing steady
New York spots are quiet with futures quiet
and steady at an advance OF 2 10 points
Hubbard Price & Go. say: "forcign cables
today bear out our private cables Of better
demand from spinners, and our market
would have improved rapidly had not the
July tenders caused the liquidation Of the
interest In that position. Notices are sup.
posed 10 have been issued for 1900 bales
which were taken up principally by parties
holding export orders from Liverpool and
the continent TO be shipped by the earliest
steamers. Our stock Is about all the cotton
there Il in the United States, aud we expect
constant demand from spinners and ex'
porles until the NEW crop begins 10 show
some signs Of coming TO market This
demand will take up all the valuable grades
here, and the demand has now begun upon
low middling until now neglected. The
market has a firm UNDERGONE
The Manchester Guardian, In It's CONNER
cial article Of the 2Gth, says cuisines,
does not satisfy either buyers or sellers.
There have been mcagcr daily sales fol
weeks, yet spinnon see no way to reduce
quotations without a struggle. This Is due
mainly 10 the stubborn hrmncss Of cotton.
Orders for most classes Of Indian shirtings
can be procured only at the old rates, and
Offers Of this description are not plentiful.
The production OF manufacturers Is well en-
gagged IN respect TO some widths, bat the Ia.
qulry for other widths Is lcss satisfactory,
and unless the demand improves more
looms will have to stop at Burley. Printer
are well under contract and prices are firmly
sustained, owing TO tie improved position
OF manufacturers Of these goods. Heavy
cloths for the home trade are firm but ina
active. Yarn. are easier Manufacturers OF
oolong lave purchased sparingly Agents
Of spinncrs are hopeful that thorc will BE-
decreased buying soon. The inquiry foi
India aud China Is feeble. There is but
little demand for export elsewhere"
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A TIne Writer.

Prom the Boston Post
II is said that the champion microscopic
pcnman OF the world lives in Belfast,
Waldo County, Me. His name is Ria
Kiitredgc, and, although past seventy
seven years Of age, his hand is as steady
and his sight as keen as ever. lie wrote
one Of President Cleveland's messages to
Congrcss-about 1900 words-on the
back Of a postal card, but lately he has
done some fine scribblng which throws
that performance in the shade. lilo has
written the Lords prayer eight times on a
space tho size OF scent silver piece,
eighteen columns OF the Boston Post upon
postal card, aud Is now engaged In the
work vi putting %, 3d5 words upon an
other postal card. The work is 30 fine
that n powerful microscope has TO be used
in reading II, but then every letter appears
distinct and beautiful. MI. kittredge uses
a common steel pen and wears speciacles.
lie has autograph letters from several
Presidents and other distinguished men
who have received samples Of his work.
President Garfield having sent him his
photograph and kind letter, which ar,
highly priced by the old man.
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Mr.. Rice. Successor.

Prom the Boston licrald.
Mr.. Lloyd 5. Bryce. who receives a con-
trolling interest in the North American Re
ricig by the will Of the late Allen Thorn
dixie Rice, is young gentleman not un'
known In politics or literature, though he
has yeti TO make national reputation in
either OF these directions lie represented
ono Of the uptown districts Of New York
City In the last Congfess, having been
elected az Democrat, and no has written
a novel. Ills tastes very much resemble
those Of the late owner aud editor Of the
Norih Ameroan, aud he has the wealth 10
crafty them. lie has fine chance 10
Improve the tone OF the magazine which
has como into his possession, and u Is TO
bo hoped, both for his own sake as well as
that OF his new constituency, that he will
prove himself equal to tho occasion.
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NEW YORK.


Spots opened steady and closed quiet middling,
10 lsi6c. Sales, 2,i9O bales. Quotations were As
follows Ordinary, s3l6c; good ordinary, 0 el6c
low middling iOSc; middling 10 Bile; good mid
ding, II 7l0c; mlddlIng fair, l2,ac fair, 1870.
Futures opened firm aud closed quiet and steady,
as follows June, l0n@iOiS July, ioil@io.iS Au'
gust l04s@i0i9i september, 10 l0@l0ll; October,
9ss1aS9; November e.s2gas3 December osi9
Mss; January, a0l@a92 February, 99s@o99i
March, lOO6@l0O7; April l0.l8@l0lJ May, 1914
@i022 saos, $4,000 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed
steady middling, 1870. Sales, 100 bales. QUO
totons are US follows Ordinary, Sc; good ordi
nary, 90, low mddllng, lO,Sc; middling, 1870
good middhng, li9Sc,
Futures opened steady and closed steady
as follows June, 1885 bid July, i0.5l@l062
August, l039@l0iO, September, gsl@9S5, Octo
her Di6G95G November, gl,99.iG, December
9.i6@941; January, gbj99bl February 00Og
oct March, aC999Cs; April, adg97S. Sales
1900 bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Atnoon: Spots ftm demand good. Sales, 1000
bales OF which $3.50 were American. Receipts
5000 bales Of which 400 were American. Closin,
quotations we've an follows Middlng, lied.
Futures OPENED firm aud closed steady.
These prices are glyenin pence aud 6iths, thus
Cos means g C3-Gid. aud Sol means l.6id.
Al ipm. June, bGJ buyers JunoJuly. Dos buy
crs July-August 600 sellers August september
hG2 sellers September October, 6i' sellers Octo
borNoyembet 53, sellcR; November December
3 % sellers DcoombcrJanuarY 5.M sellers sep
tcmber AG2 tolcfs
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were again more active than the railroad shares In
the forenoon, and decided weakness, especially in
sugar which sold heavily LOT iong account cneeEed
and restricted the deal ngs 10 very bpal amounts.
Opening prices were generally higher than last
freely supported by the pool, and Chicago 4 Fast
cru nlinQls comJnop showed any trailing The
trusts al the time were very active and feverish.
while sugar was extremely weak on the rumor
that the decision in the case OF the North River re-
6ncry would be handed down tomorrow. aud
would, In all probability be uniayopble. II
dropped TO 10 from ny last night bud after that
there was a better feeling all around and Il rallied
10 the nelghborhood OF Ill, rising later 70 li64.
There was little news upon the railroad situation
and the regular list settled down TO dullness and
stagnato and the trusts, after the first excitement
was over, became comparatively dull and soon fell
behind the stocks OF the regular list in point Of ac
tiyity. Toward noon more decided strength was
developed In the market and Rock Island became
the leader. rising over ! per cent, In which inn
proyemcnt the other granger shared. Dullnoss
was the principal feature OF the market however
until toward delivery hour, when there was a
batch OF disquelng rumois from the West, aud at
the same time the approach OF July with Its
heavy disbursements for interest and dividends
was felt In the hardening tendency In money
the rate on cnll going up 10 per
cent which prccipitated another downward move
ment, aud Cotton OIL which had been sold mp dur
Ing the day, suddenly gave way, and san Francisco
preferred dropped per cent on very light trans.
actions The entire list followed New England
leading the list and all tho advances Of the fore.
noon were wiped out aud fractions In addition
were los The close was fairly active aud generally
weak. OF unlisted stocks there were sold l4s 80
shares OF which Lead Trust furnished 81 121 Cotton
Oh - 600, aud sugar 2l,207. With the exception Of
q loss Of "a per cent. In fan Francisco preferred.
the dual changes In the regular list are for rac.
tOnal amounts only with large majority OF dc
Cllncs. aud In the unlisted department sugar II
down ~ and Cotton OIL ~
The trading IN railroad bonds amounted 10 only
sg0iOOO today, aud dullncss was the only feature.
There was In general a firm tone however, ana
most issues atc slightly higher this evening, aud n
| few Of the active bonds made material changes
from their last reported sales Hooking Valley IL
rose 4 to o. Cedar Falls a. Minneapolis frsts 81
10 II, Missouri Pacific thirds 10 iD. Toledo. Ann
| Arbor a Grand Trunk flrsts 10 49, and Ohio
| Southern Incomes "a 10 on.
The Total sales III stocks today were lSs, 07i
| EhnTcs Chasing auOlntiOus.
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,n,o,,, un,uma,i,m Cur,o.

Robert q. EldcrL Valley Stream, n. Y,
writes II am boatman, and upward OF
sixty years Of sgc. ! have suffered severely
from rheumatism OF the lower part Of my
back. My back achcd Without cessation,
and at times thought iwould be- paralyzcd.
procured two Allcocfs Porous Plasicrs
and put them across the lower part Of my
spine In twenty four hours all palm had
fresh Allcock's Porous flhsicrs, wore them
ten DAYS. then took thcm OF aud washed my
back With little alcohol, which removed
every trace Of the plastcrs II Is now three
months since the plaster cured me, and |
feel very much stronger aud better Than
ever before
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Icedslnn..

HAY-Choioc from sior No. car load from lcvcc
OF depot siauietlhh1 prime, lflm tiote, i'et0c
cat l0hd. from lcycc uf depot sltulHili0 puiiro,
from stunr, 5pfic cat iuud, IRON lcioc or depot,
slunWi1Ul
COilN-Fmm store white &C. mixed. &c from
lcvce of depot white Ia bulk, co., Ia sacks, iic,
mikrd Ina bulk. a,s ln 1irks, &c.
bRAN-ffom tiorc, &c. ir0m loyco or depot
fiiul
OArs-rrom aorc, white. Csc. mixed. 'lc from
leyco or depot white. IN bulk n.IilC la sack, 50
Oglc, mixed, ia bulk ~. 10 sicls, Jlc.
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Ilrrnslslnn..

FTOuR-rrom store. common, 500 family,
slg ~ choice, $40 fancy, tLOl, extra iancy tL'o
patent si.9hHttan arm.
CORNMEAi. -rcarl. tl01 roller s12,, steady.
HEANs AND pl.As-Nayy beans, 81 s0s2O0 me
dun si5aasl %
OATMEAi.-in half hrls. O. % from store.
CRACKERS SODA. extra, o.. treble extra, o.
&c. ginger sunps, 1Hs'aC assorted luublcs lles
lgigc cream crackers, tiaFts'sr.
CRALkEb MllEAI-lu halt brls $3.50 from
store
HoNlNY AND GRIrs-From store, S25Sgaoo
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FlsiI- Mickcf1l. halt bris. No I, nin No ?
$40. 30 d 81 ~ tNlb klts. No !. tlai Nu. " -
nfy herring. family, go ucf box. Nuftl tnruliuh
zoe herring. hall bia, .A5A White ilali, hall BITS
flM
IldG PRODUCTS steady. PORK. sili0ail2s
fugarcufcd INNS iui rtiti - breakfast BACON 9's
@iui N clear rib tics. bacon. '.sff'lr shoulders,
tec bulk pork clear sldvs. At o., clear nib aides,
90, long clear, 81 u shoulders i'ae
LABD-rcs 90 half brls, q .c. EGGS y r.. choice
Keith. Nfsi IT, steady.
fiGs fLEI-Brs, 500. half brls, ts5o. kegs,
NlA
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BY TELEGRAPH.


NEw YORK. June "a Money on call easy ~ az
81 = pee cent Prime mercantile papef Uttfh
nct c,nt rtcflinH sachaugc, quiet and wcasgf
VIII SEXUAL business NJ tisih iof sixty day bills,
aud tissf iof demand
Government bonds have been dull and steady.
einie bonis have beyn dull and without feature
The stock naftei today wHt quite irregular IN ~
eoure, but huallf ended generally weak NJ imc.
uonAl losict if0m lat evenings ngufCs The trusts
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CANNED GO0ns rinclpplcs, Hii1i0
peaches, NJ. ttaniafl .fl.ih .ccund tltV.i
l.it inmHiort 2lhf. standard fn.t'E lts, siaui
ard siu1. strawberries, tLtg unphcrrcs, sL.'.
blnrkb rifles tLUi Hftcu raEcs o. % pcaft, tLvl
plums u a. usIamgus tluN Hrrn corn, tlNel
! lt ruru poit. ti1l.tl ID cuir OysiCfa, inll
weight No. dlfitr lhs. % ,iatit1 lirht weight
t-f 2 10. slUt Condemned MIA -troWn, solb.
ln1lc sl III swiss sdi1 salmon, flOiCiaoo eaf
d.uct fi.'p. muaind nrllurf, tll1. MrekCfcl
sitlati In huuug macktfcl ~ o.
stoAR-ruru white ~ Oh white. 90. icllnw
cladnetl. pa,a,,c. uhncl A. " 10 standard Frtnu.
lated. q r. poNdcrd. iu's r. CIT loli, io'sc opcn
kettle. ,atsc. tuuug
COfFli-Cummou. ~, T.. ordinary, ~, ialf
10. prime hio. sc. choice 10 inucy, NNec old
ruvffnmcul IiaNs dull.
HAtT-tafiuaw. VI ai pcr bel. ohio River. 81 2l0f
I. - i-f hfs LOUISIANA sLla. sacks, hnc, ti.ti
uolrtc, si,ih pkn itatic.
Louisiana, tss11 Cafolina, es'c.
sTANCH-ac
CilifsE-lrlmo flats. --. New York factory.
=-. fall Crram. iir Young Amrflca, iht
MOLA lisi.s louisiana. common ~ iaif. eiNlsC
prime choice, Ii.Ulsc ianrf, a. tCnifiuEnls. com
mon 10 lair 2i.t.sC pruio 10 choics l,.s1s, sJfup
CASbiis-.ticss All sises IN hxs. pls and bhs
iosiic fancy a.oficd, iV8isc. cNia fancy, iig
-. nfm.
| full weight uf.r
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Exper, Testimony.

lrofH Life.
Little Nan Of four srinmots, considering
IL her duty TO entertain alady who Is wait.
ING for mamma, enters into conversation:
Have YOU got any little girls?
The Galleries, have two
Nan-D-do YOU have 70 whip thcm7
The Callcr-I'm afraid | have TO, some.
timca
Nan-what do you whip them wi,h7
The Caller (amuscdl Oh, when they
have been very naughty | take my
slipper.
Nan (mosl icc'.agly. a. mamma cntcrs)
--N.yo.you ought TO use q hair brush; my
mamma does, and II hurts awiully.
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Miscellaneous.


HAqGiN0 aesiui,c
ItiH.N n
sHnT DION. s.ia buck. tin
tlAnHti..fHH
TALON. ltr
Mlii.kN-fifairhi Kentucky n0ufbpn. fi.Na
COZ Robertson aui lincoln tuunilet. firm NJ N IN
ettUu tlsisu Ucf. tlu.thut Hrrnfdlug o. agc
aud make common WHISKY, N.llA hrCuriiug
90 pfnut Nufnlug under IN sec uut quoted.
GiN -tlopaLio Cot domestic, tiNttlo COT In
pnuei
sNuFF-Cauvlra finTs Gaipha 90 .. Rail.
fuai. tl.t Call a Axa l1u1
tuwutR- keEs, si.og hall kcgs n5S quarter
krrs si.fA
GOAL Prime white. wholesale iou, &c pCr
rat
Sc
HERMANN
NAis-iruu. 500. ficrl sac
NuOt-nuui runse wool unWashcd, i'1eic
clcnt rrcase wunl gaoc. bury, washed, 2lti1iC.
tub washed. ant4ln
iliniH-np nlnL No I. o. No. 2 &C. dry saited
talfr gfcuu talicl. No l. - 80 q tT green, 70
a. dcenkius, atloC shCepsklus icttiVA nomi
nal
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Cash quotations wuru ~ follows
Hour steady ani uuC hanged
Nc shpfug wheat N'ttatg, No. spring wheat,
iifiNC No Z tel. SeistC
Nn com, $40
No oats. fn.tlg.o
No I've. llc
No barley. nnninal
No naxsefi tihl.
Prime timothy seed 81 Is
Mes fHfk, Tef bel, tii.aatlnn
LAID tHf DO IL fUU5h
shnu ilh sides loosc sGooa6os
Day taltCd shoulder. bUNsd. a. gdAa5ie
shot clear tldvs, boxed VI ntt0ftFt
hctclpu llouf, u,Wo bfls wheat N 90 bu.
ley, 2UD hu.
hhirmruts Flour 1900 htis. wheat. 'nool bu.
les, i,Col hu
kANeAs CITY. No. June "a Wheat. Mattc a
quiet No 2 ~ cash ,ac iulj aud August o. ~
Did ~ ssssd 40 2 cash sYv July. exc bid. CSC
asked. AuHust tc bid tlisC asked.
Cofn. STEADY No leash g',c bid, Nt.c al Cd.
No white rssh ~ T. bid aoc nikcd
Oats Ne 2cnsh NJ osked
NJ. LOUIS Mo-, June &-fiouf-oulsi sul
/ hnn,
wheat .iiisher tho c,,,s vas i,,si,sc owe, ,e,.
to-day No : I'D, ca.h, &c. Juau. ssc eloied
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CATTLE choice 60 csifa. ai,7iHc. good, SD
n common 10 medium. o. .1li. Al choice COWS aud
hriirff u tHir. medium. ait ut,C
HOES Choicc cofnicd. t'tttt.c good. t'sei'fc.
common. Hitltic
SUM- choice, &c medium sHalc common,
LAABs- Choice. sc common to good per bead,
A.turtAUu
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A suNnrA Of cascs OF severe Chronic Rhcu.
malsm aic ON record IN which la.cu.pia
va, the only medicine ilat could effect q
cure. Sold tyCfy Ahcie.
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Oll.-rhme crude. sslnr On crude. 2,gtlc
ptimc summer yellow, ii3isc. choice cooking
summer yellow AZ
C0I1OS sEKD-I,allroad. UioD f,yct sil " yet
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CLEVELAND. o.. June s6-pe,roleum-ouiet;
s.w., liU'. 7Nc.
SAVANNAH. Ca. June 26.-Turpeutlne-F
at AiGc bid.
WILMINGTON. n. c.. June 9G-Turpentlne-
Steady, $40
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2'ealc pcf ~ u1m store nnCl pCaehc4 2'tg,c
irnm Htufr.
fRuT Steady Otanscs- Mss,lna. a aoCsa on pr
box Lemons 81 90 40 pcf boz. llnants 81 "a
q 10 rff bunch Dates sNftc. iigs ii.tihr Isef ~
NInEiAWks Onions, tilNsiio VI hfl cabs
haec, tlinstlul ucf Craie garlic, ~ fcf 100.
kllsatuCuanuu. flul pff lnA lVauuts VII
rlni1. faisr tuunesrc, iHfueft STOCK, btlC.
ruastld i.iii.c hirhgr SHIELDED, nj. hc white "a,
spanish. loo. icutus ipNtt Old, iflar. Afkansls,
atiC Italian rhetinut', inasflc.
NUtfth- hutirflnc. ltstl.,t creamery ittnc
| dHltY, ~ ii1c county, tu.tilr,
| rufAIOss=pulL nov. tluiHi. n Trf hfl
ClbkR-uiafk. ie51 pcr hil aud $40 per ball
| hfl
| NiNTGAR-rct sal iffiic.
| TGUH=stCady. has ilc Gases. i2'tr
| POULTRY hlrkrua young tltIIf 20 mixed
| 8ltnHfi 81 hons si 'naitul ducks 81 Nrf iun
HAiSlNs-lonion layer. tiuy California, az
| pet box