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New Advertisements.
TEX "a
PACIFIC NORTHV EST!
Oregon, WASHINGTON and Idaho.

Offers the hest field for RmfKran,a-
We u mild, SquRble, aAd healthy
cIlmhtej cheap lands 0f great f~erIiIi.
1y.PtOeue,nE All Varieti' > of Grain,
EfuIt n GfasSes In Wonderf0i
aDundane an inezhaustibIe snn.
PIP OF Timber; asst Coal Rielda ana
Otner mtnerat depOsiast chem oud
quick t~rAnspOrtRt on by raTiPoads
ahu river "avlgatiOn; direct com.
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Ocean. VI"
NO pk0UTHs, NO INSECT PESTS. No
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EN- DEeIheOIINE PHENOMENA.
Inc lands OF the Pacific Northwest show an
average yield Of wheat per acre largely In
excess, Of that Of any other section Of the
United States. " NV
No failure Of crops basever occurred.
RECON Wheat commands a hieher price
tnan that o. any other county in the Liver
An immense aron Of very fertile Railroad
and Cove nment Lands, within easv reach Of
the runk lines OF the Northern Pacific n. r.
bne oregon railway Y Navigation, and the
oregon a CalioTnia r. r. Co.'S and their
numerous branches In the great Valleys Of
me columbia and It's tributaries, arc now
offered for sale at Low Prices, and on Essy
Term, or oren to pTe-emItion and Home
Of ad Eutry. ~
Inc great movement Of population 10 the
OOlum bia region now in prOgro will be ener-
mou ly increased BY the Completion 81 tbs
Northern Pacific r. R., and the Oregon Rail-
way a Navilation Co.'S systems, fhis ren.
ders certain a rapid increase in the value Of
ba1ds now open to purchase or to entrg nndar
the ! nited States Land Laws,
For Pamphlets aud Maps, de-
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NORTHEASTERN Nouce

NO, N,6-In tho Ghaneery Court of sboIby
mond Taylor ct al. WTF' al W. ID
1 appearint from Sherih-s return IN thts
cause, thet tho defendants, James Rsinav
ahu neoige Mang are not 10 be found In M
county; y is therefore ordered HAT tbnS
make theis appearance herein, al the court.
on or before the first Monday {n Fnhrannn.'
10, and plead, answer O iemnr M comnisis'
any OIL, or the samewill be taken for confessed
az 70 them and set for hearing ex nSrts. ond
tnat a copy Of this ordor be puolished once =
Meek, LOT iour successive weeks In the Pub
Ihis !tth day q December, 1882.
J BLACK, Ciefk and M sstsr
ny = N Bradley, d. c.. 4 NJ.
or eonpl't. ~ AZ i99ip Ite o9li
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PusLlo LsDasz og'Ics

Capital is seoumulating and good
investments are in demand. Interest
rates rule unchanged at 8 per cent.
Exchange offers freely and bankers
buy Eastern cotton billsat tai dis
count, while drafts on New York are
sold at par. New Orleans rates are
to of buying and par selling.
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TRUSTEES SALE

EpEk and by a certain trust decd ava
TGg 6 S@SGa June y, 1881, 70 me as trustee by
aeics of Il, nuly recorded in The Register
bgok no 20, page3 los, IL secnrA an T., 4 lha..Sg'
ness thsrsln SET forth, l viii On
Friday, January I2, 1883,
svll on P~Iesidse1.'s leland. at former resi-.
Tenn, 6ttweon the hours of ii n M al S9unnay'
~ pubic auction, to the high "a biddcrp a ~
sash tnei9lloWing property described in saJJ5i
itlst detd, t9-wit; une black maze m s"io
ne bands hish, eight years old. named T K,t
nov % Fresident's Islahd. uanou NH
0oHI JAMES SMYTH, Trustee.
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Saturday, January 6. Iss3.

within legal hours, the FOLLOWING d....t.,
t0-Wit, 1879 N'ohlyl Aenn.1
Beng lot No. 4 Of the Mills subdivision =,
lne hlppa'oe tract, containing sss To- acre %
W. ~9sglnnlng 81 the southeast corner Of ioi
~ its ana H1nning thence west61 co. 10 chains
llenee along the river bank south 3 dasra
west znl. l0O .hains; thence south II desrees
East " chains; thence east $3.50 i6o III ~
z stake. elm pointer; thence go yIail \
c9pins m % link to the beginning. -
,prchas % saIe-9 a cred ofseyen months.
puI0naser 70 execute note with apbroved a.
cpr,ty, lien retain ID. redemption bpp,oSeu 60
This December tn, 1852. eu'
p.o.R LACK, Clerk and Mastsr
~ Geo. MsllorJ D. q. and NJ As'0r'
humes * Postol solicitors. 81 100
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate

NO, IVY, R~I,SChancsry Court of Shelby county
O1VSsmueI watson vs.. Ed shaw.
IA virtue Of IN intsrl0cutorv decraa Ga .o
~ entered 10 the above cause ON ~ i III saie,
OF January 1889, M B 49, PlO3, i viii sell =,
p9oLc anction, to The highest bidder IN to-,
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Entered at tue Postofice in Memphis, Tenn,
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POSTOFFTCG MEMPHIS. TENN.
Arrivnls and pepsrtures Of Mailu.


OPEN. Railroads. CLOSE.
Gin. Louisv. & Mem.
pm msiis. TsOa.m
90 am RlB' through nails 10 90 pm
ghatt. 4 Nom. X X.
$50 pm mails. 100 am
10 90 am through malls. 10 90 pm
go am satiop, 8 40 pm
Local and through
10 90 am mails II 40 p m
10 90 am lSa, dis Accommod'n 3 40 p.m
lLeu. 4 ~. y. h
Local and through
Mem & L. R. R. r..
900 am tfroueh mails 4Wa.m
IChes., o. as W. r..
4Or,h mails; 7 90 am
90 am Il through mails. 10 90 pm
EIv. . 9th. lsaiIs.
Eemphis and Frisr's
DG.mNI Point Agent. 4 30 Pm
GIANT fSsto5os.. $50 pint
T0a.mt K. 4 80 PINT
7MA.mfl Agent. $50 ami
100 ami st. 9uis 4 Msm.Ag'tJ 80 p.ml
TM am OscaolakMem Agent 80 PM
10 AMI Arkansaa RivorAgantl 30 PM
Nom. to HollySpr'gs,l
6WD.mFJ Miss. Stage route. & no amt
MONDAY. Wednesday and Friday.
tDsily.
monday, Thursday and Saturday.
sunday, Tuesday and Friday.
Muesday. Thursday and Saturdays
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Masnphis ana OharIeleon.
MtnniesippI and Tanneaaee,

LEAvR. ARsrys.
New Orleans Neil daily I2.35 pm 1910 an
Bardis aocom'n, Except =
Sunday. ..~.~.-...-... sd I'm 3 W am
Freight train care p'R'sl $50 nj 7.tO pm
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$40 - Ehot
Memphis = 10 feet 2 inches, q
decline Of | Inch during the past q
hours.
Pittsburg-2 feet a decline of a
inches.
Cincinnati-ll feet 2 inches, a de-
cline Of l6 inches.
Louisville-6 feet 8 inches, a de,
cline of 4 inches.
EVansville-lO feet 6 inches, a de-
cline OF 6 inches.
Cairo-l4 feet 70 inches,a decline Of
8inches.
st. LOuis-7 feet 3iuches, a decline
Of 3 inches.
Vicksburg--l5 feet 2 inches, a rise
Of 10 inches.
Nashville feet 4 inches, a de-
cline of 8 inches.
Chattanooga feet 6 inches, q de.
cline ola inches.
Shreveport-l4 feet II inches, a de
cline off inches.
Little Rocks feet 6 inches, and
stationary.
White river is falling slowly, with
yet a good stage of water TO jack
soDport.
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STAGES OF THR RlVERs.

james Lee. Coahoma, Tiger, Granite
State, Central City.
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Nashville, CrntIanOOSa a NJ. Louis
fEaiiwaT,
MOKKNzIE ROUFn 20 NAsHv'JLE x SOUTHEAST.
Pullman Slsepino Cars on all Night Trains.
Louisville iepot, Heed of Main st.
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RAILROAD TABLES.

CnosapeaHe, ONO a southwestern
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sfGHR isfzttlaaRVa
A LRAvfao fo-DAf,

Boats LKAvfHo fO-DAf.
For Frlars Point james Leo.......5 b M
" 0sceola, Coahoma .................5 b M
9 Walnut Bend, Tiger:.~.,......5 p m
" Cincinnati, Granite State......5 pm
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For White river, josie Hazry..a....s nm
Arkansaw river Katie aoopeT.5 : m
ARRIVED.
Steamer Centennial, ST. Louis.
Q. p. Chouteau, New Orleans.
Salvor No, 2 st. Louis.
Granite State, Cincinnati.
Central City, New Orleans.
james Lee, Friars Point.
Coahoma, Osceola.
DEPARrED.
Steamer Kate Adams, Arkang1w City
Centennial, New Orleans.
&. p. Chouteau, New Orleans
Salvor No, 2, New Orleans.
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City timo.) LHAvA. sraiyH
Express train, daily. -.. il:40 pm. 800 an
Mall train, daily .-..... s:25 am. las p.m
Cosiagton Aeeommod.nl $40 pm 9:55 a N
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2; double washbOards. 81. 5o0275; common
washboards, $1.5O01e5; clothesplns, 60c0S1
v box
WOODEN DrsHEs-Per hundred, l Ii, soc; t.
Doc; 10, 40c; . ID. Soc
IRON AND STEEL.
Bar iron fratesl, So. 80O3; horseshoe bar 40;
Norway nail rod. Sc; German steel piow slab. &c;
American drill steel, 15c; Sanderson's tool steel,
20ci tire steel, sc; spring STEEL Sc; horse shoes,
v keg. $5; mule Shoes y keg. Sc; horse nails. y
box, 80, $3.50; cut nails, 10d and larger, So 90 "
keg other sizes at the usual advances.
TIMERS SUPPLIEs-Best brand charcoal tin
IL, l0x14, 14x20. 12x12, 1928; TX, 10x14.1 4x20,
&c, 20x2S, S13 so a Ia; block tin. in pigs 29c; in
bars, SOC. Iron-27 B iron Sc; 27 G iron &c; gal
Copper bottoms, SIC. Planished copper, $50.
Solder. 10 017e. Wire. 40 " cent. off list.
LEATHER. HIDES AND TALLow.
LEATHER-Oak sole. 3S044c; hsmlock sole. %
bride, " doz, $6o065; fair bride, $6007S W
doz; city kip, 600S0c; French kip S5c0Sl 90
city calfskins, s5c0$1.25; French calfsklns.
HIDEs-Green, 6la07c; heavy steers, 7lec;
green salt, 80S Ac; green salJed calf 12e; dry
Hint, 1Se; dry salted, 1o0l1c. Damaged one
SHEEPSKINS-700 soc.
TALLow-Prime, TO714o.
GREAsEoBrown, 595lsc; yellow. 5ia0 6isc;
PROVISIONS.
WHOLESALE PRICEs-Prime steam lard Il ! DC.
Snort ribs, partly cured 9Ac. Sweet picked
JoBBING PRICEs-Sugar-cured Hams-Ten to
II ms average, l3&c; Is lbs do, 13l9c; 17ls ms
do 134c; 20 lbs do, 13c. Breakfast bacon, 1871 lac.
Spiced rolls. lie. Shoulders, 9lac. California
hams, loo. Bacon-Clear ides lac, clear backs
or bellies, II lsc. Dried beef l5c; H. Porter &
Co.'S do, 13c. Picked Meats-Clear bean pork.
S22 extra mess pork, s;1S. Family beef, $18.
Lard-Kettie rendered leaf, in tierees 12l4 in
half brls, SAC. Sausage-Bologna, in cloth, Sc;
IN skin, Slac.
PRODUCE.
BUrTER-Creamery. fancy. So D35c; dairy. Sc
lected.. 19021e; choice country roll, 1S02Oc;
poor TO fair, 11013c.
EGGs-Shippers paying zoe v doz selling from
store at 24c.
FEATHERs-Prime geese, 45c " ID; mixed duck
25O30c " ID.
HoNEY-New. IS 1880 in l and Q 10 caus
PoULTRY-Hens, lie y b; ROSTERS &c p 10:
ducks, $500 " doz geese, 81 y doz; turkeys,
lie ID; dressed turkeys, lac; dressed chickens,
12c " 10.
WooL-Tub- washed and picked, 33035c; uu-
washed. medium and common grades If In good
order, % 023c; unwashed fine, $4,000; fleece
washed. If light we-wasned, and in good
order, 2SO30c coarse and coarse Cotswold 1870
1Se; bury and understandable according TO
their value.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Produce Markets.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Cotton quiet and I'M
changed; futures, quiet February, 10. Sae;
tember, 1066c; October, 1o32c; November,
1018c. Flour firm; receipts, $4,000 prls: ex-
ports, 1000 brls; common to good extra, 81 40.
Wheat-Cash lots quiet but firm; options opened
l20 7ao higher. but afterward lost the advance,
closing steady and ls a l2c above inside rates. re-
ceipts, 10000 bu: exports. 10000 bu; No. 2
spring, nominal; ungraded red, $1,0701,2 6;
steamer No. red, S1.10; steamer No. 2 red,
$1.17 No. red, 81 .2O01.2l q; No. red ST. "a;
ungraded white, s6"0$l25; steamer No 2
white, 99c: No. white sales of 500 blu at 81 6
01.l6l2 No. red, February, sales of $4,000
bu at 81. 19l4 a 20ls, closing at S1.19a; March,
sales of 100000 hu at S1.20l40l 211e, clos
ing at 81 .20l4; April, sales of 769, 900 bu at
81 22l4 .23ls closing at 81 22st; May, sales of
1,640,000 bu at 81. 23l40l.24le, closing at
$1.23%. Corn finn: options opened 7ec
higher, closing with the advance partly lost; re-
ceipts. al 900 blu; exports. 40 900 bu; ungraded,
6s074lsc No. 8, 6sls06saic; steamer, 7l40
72l4c: No. Q, 7la073%c; No. February, 7l7s
072ssc, closing at 72l4c; March, 71la072sse,
closing at 72lsc; April, 7lSs072sse, closing at
72lsc; May, 69Ts 070l9c closing at 70lsc; June,
69la07lc. Oats dun and unsettled; receipts,
$4,000 bu; exports, none: mixed Western, as q
firm. Hops dun and nominal Coffee nominaily
unchanged. Sugar firm; fair to good refining,
67s07c Molasses duh and unchanged, Rice
quiet but steady. Petroleum dull and nominal:
united certificates, 81 .021e; crude, 67e97sse.
Tallow dull and weak Mt Sl40S3se. Rosin firmer
at 81 6o01.70. Turpentine weak at 53053l ac.
Eggs-W estern fresh firm at 30 oslo. Leather
quiet; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres, Rio Grande,
light middle and heavy weights, 81 625c. Wool
in good demand and firm; domestic fleece, 80 a
Ale; pulled, 18040e; unwashed, IL 030c Texas,
14023c. Pork dull and nonlna new mess, 81 8.
Beef quiet and unchanged. Cut meats firm; long
clear mlddles, 9Ssc. Lard dull: prime steam,
11.400 l .45c; March. 11.45011 l2; April, IL 81
01l.61c; May, IL. 65 01l7lc; June IL SO a
11,7oc; July, 11.6S01l.72c. Butter quiet.
Cheese quiet.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1o.-Flour quiet. Wheat ir-
regular regular, $l.O5a February;
81. 06le a .O6l4 March; $l.07le0 I.O7la April;
81 12ls011214 May; No Chicago spring,
81 .05s. a 057s; No Chicago spring, Gle; No.
red winter, $1.07l951.07A. Corn unsettled
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Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-The Drovers' journal re-
ports: Hogs-Rece1pts. 900; shipments, $500.
The market was unchanged, the demand fair and
the quality good: common to good mixed, SEQ
500 heavy, Sc. 5007-15; light $606.50; skips
and culls, Sd $3.50.
Cattle-Receipts, 800; shipments, {. ODe. The
market was weak, except for butchers cattle,
and dull and easier export cattle, $5.70V6.20;
good to choice shipping steers, $4,000; com
mon to fair, 81 2014 IS; butchers cattle, $40
OATS; stockers and feeders in good demand
with small supply; $3 500465.
market was weak and dragging on butchers
stock, but prime muttons are IN good demand;
40; choice to extra, 30. 25O56O
BUFFALO, Feb. '1o.-Cattle-R to. day,
1900 Market dull and tending downward; good
shippers steers, So, 40 .65; light to medium
steers, 81 9005.30 fat bulls, "a .5064.75.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day, 2,4OO.
Market dull and lower for common, and firmer
for good grades; fair to good Western sheep,
$4,000 40; choice to fancy, $4,000; one load
brought So 25; common, SO. 65 "a so.
Hogs-Recepts to-day, 5000. Market dull;
sales of light to good Workers. at sc 80 Of 10;
good butchers and mediums, S7.2007.40: good
heavy, 81 ,5001 90; pigs, $3.50 06.45.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 1O.-The Live Stock In
dictator reports: Cattle-Receipts, $50; ship
ments. none. The market was lower and weak:
native steers from 200 TO 1900 TBS avera re
sold at $4,000. 25; stockers and feeders, $40
AGO; native cows, S2.S003.75.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, none. The
market was lower; sales were made at So 80 q
$50.
Sheep-Recelpts, none; Shipments none The
market was nominally unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. .-Cattle-Reeepts COO:
shipments, 400; searce only fresh arrivals were
400 corn-fed Texans from Kansas, which aver
aged 1,275 IDS, and brought $5D5. 20; other sales
in fair butchers stu!t; scarcity at prices.
Sheep-Reeelpts, 800; shipments, $50, scarce,
and only retail trade.
Hogs-Market steady; Workers., $64006.50;
packing, S6.5006.75; butchers, 5000 a 6. 80.
Receipts, 1920.
LOUISVILLE, Feb 10-Markets dull, with no
change in prices worth noting.
MILWAUKEE,, Feb. 10.-Hogs steady at Sc 20
1850; dressed hogs firm.
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sumption. Supplies in jobber's hands are limit
ed. During the week values have hardened. and
an Improvement Of a l2c per pound has been
made.
The local produce markets are still quiet,
prices for eggs poultry, choice butter and apples
hrm at quotations.
GRAIN.
The local grain market continues in the strong
position of some days past, an increase in re-
oeipts not weakening prices. The grain dealers
were we'll represented ON Change Saturday, and
bidding was spirited. Holders talked bulish
and held No. red at 81 ,o9. On Change 81. o6lo
track was bid for No. 2 red and 90 track for
No. Mediterranean, ST.. 06 track bid for No. 2
red February. Corn, No. white brings readily
53e track; the same is paid for high mixed, and
% A2e Tor mixed; sales of mixed ear at sic track.
we quote oats, No. white track, at 2l9c,
mixed 39c. Rye, No. 2, &c track. Hay, 81 90
for prime timothy. Bran. $500 o. t.; mid
dhngs, 80. Shipstutf $3.50.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Feb 1O.-Regular wheat was In fair
demand but irregular; closed same yesterday,
except May, which was l9c higher. Sales ranged
at $1059i0 1.06la for February, 81 0G0l .06ls
for March, $1.11os01.12& for May; winter,
$1.o7si; spring, $1.o6491.o6a
Corn quiet but slightly unsettled; closed leo
1ac higher than yesterday. Sales ranged at 555s
@56lse for February, 557s056l9c for March,
Oats dun and / al lae lower. Sales ranged at
3S4038ssc for February, 3SlsG3S5ec for
March, 4oA04lc for May.
PORK 5OlO higher early, but weakened and
closed tame. Sales ranged at S1S for February,
$1S.050lS.20 for March, $1S42l201S.55 for
May, $18 81 is01s.65 for June.
Lard hrmer and q. Toe higher; closed easier.
Sales ranged at 1.20c for February, 1850
1880 for March, 1152l2011.60e for May;
11.55 011.60c for June.
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BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. 1o.-The petroleum
market opened this morning at 81 .03le and adj
vauced to S1.037s during the first hour, but re-
ports from the POreupine Run well in Forest
county, although of bullish character. seemed
TO cause weakness in the sensitive trade, and
slightly and finally closed at 81 OPS. Sales
were made of l,574,0O brls. Total shipments
yesterday, 54,527 brs. Charters, 39,444 brls.
PIrTSBURG, Feb. 10-The petroleum market
was dull; united certificates steady; closed at
$1.021s; refined, 1907 SIC, Philadelphia deliv-
cry. In the afternoon the market opened frmer
at 81. Oh 81; advanced to $1.02l4, and closed
steady at $1.021e. The transactions for the DAY
were heavy.
TITU5VILLE, Pa, Feb. 10.-Oi opened at
S1,0334; highest, 81 .037s lowest, 81 Oh 1s closed
at Sl02ls Shipments, 54,527 brls. Charters,
80, 444 brls Runs, 10000 brls
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COMMERCE..
Review OF the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets

Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 10.
The general merchandise markets present no
new features, unless it be in the grocery markets.
Sugars and eoffees are both in strong position
and why they are is puzzling the wholesale
grocers. However, it is well known that coffees
have been too low for months past. Speaking
of coffees, the Boston Advertiser says: "The
speculation in coffee has been entirely confined
the New York Coffee Exchange and is believed
TO be the work Of outside spectators who were
attracted by the low prices of Rio and the pc
cuiar statistical position of the article. The ad-
vance is much less than has been very generally
reported, being loc for fair cargo Rio, while a
week ago it was gig Size, The stock OF Rio coffee
now in New York ls a mere nothing, being only
$4,000 bags, while Jan. Is it was Sc, O53
bags, and on jan "a it was 1902 bags The
total visible supply of Rio is about 600, 900 bags
but the stock IN Rlo Is unusually small, being
down to 12o, 900 bags, while On Dec il was
45S,000 bags. The small sto TX in Rio is m ade
up of undesirable selections, but the price has
advanced there so that 1t cannot be laid down
for less than Sac. The largest direct shipment
ever made to This port (Boston) Is now daily ex-
pected by the Vile de Caerh, amounting to H.
600 bags, and is very largely for Western par
ties, only one invoice being for Boston.
In Java coffee there has been advance of 2
cents per pound within five months from the
lowest price. TINS is due to tie Improvement In
Rio coffee, and to the absence ut sh pments from
Holland such had been prcie ed after Jan, l.
Stocks have become reduced, and are now well
concentrated, since the weakest holders have
2Arted Stsh stocks which have gone into con-
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Francis M. Churchman ct al. to the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railway Company, 80 feet of of
the north part of lots z and IN
Bates's subdivision of outlot 80 in
the city of indianapolis. .
Mary Coffman ct al. to Peter Hoffman,
part of the west half of the east
half of the southeast quarter of Sec
tiOn %, township Is north, range 2
east, containing 40 acres .-.....-..
Washington W. Williams TO Sarah Ro-
back, part of the south half of the
northwest quarter of section rs,
township II, range 8 east-15.5O
acres; also, part OF the southeast
quarter of the northeast quarter of
section &c, township II, range 8
castillo acres
The Indiana National Bank to Adoni-
ram Grand Lodge of Perfection, A.
and A. NJ, lots 4, 3, 6 and z, in the
indianapolis Insurance Company's
subdivision of lots 1 and 2, in square
81, in the city of Indianapolis
Mary s. Spann to John NJ. Herider,
lot l06 of Spann & Co.'s first Wood
lawn addition to the city of Indiana
pulls
COuVeYauces Is. consideration