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sale Under Mortgage.

TINDER aud virtue OF certain mortgage exc
~ cuted on the 18th dag of May, 1881 70 us by
Robert Lomax, duly ~ corded in the ono OF the
Circuit Court Clerk and ex-officio iecorder OF the
county of Lee and state of Arkansas in Record
Book D, pages $50 and $50 ~ secure an indebted.
ness therein named, we will, on
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RREansTiIEES

Corn, hay, oats and bran continue dull,
but prices are generally well maintained.
Cornneal is quiet, without quotable change.
Flour steady. Other articles quiet.
WHEAT-From track, 90@95c.
CoRN-Shelled, 50(a52c; from store, 57(S
SOC.
OATs-ChOice mixed, 46@47c on levee;
SOC from siore.
HAY-Choice timothy, ST. 90 on levee; 81
per hundred from store; prime, Sl2Cdd5;
prairie, $S@s so from track.
BRAN-Sl5 per ton from levee; $4,000
per hundred from store.
CoRNMEAL- 81 45@2 SO.
FLoUR-Superine,. "a 25@4 so; extra,
81 1904 90; family, xxx, S5@5 25; choice
to fancy, IS 5O@6; patents, Sc 50@7.
OATMEAL-In half barrels, 81 5O94 IS
from store.
CRACKED WHEAT-In half barrels, "a 80
(15 from store.
.HoMINY-From storr, 81 25G4 50.
White BEANS - Navy, 81 1903 fIon
store.
RIcE-Louisiaua, common, 797!c prime,
Sc; Carolina, S@S3c.
NEW ORLEANS, January S.-Legal holt
day-no market reports.
LOUISVILLE, January S.-Flour firmer;
extra family, So so Wheat firm; No.
red winter, 93G95c. Corn irmer; No. 9
white 47c. Oals slesdy; mixed Western, 40c.
] CINCINNATI, January S.-Fiour active,
| firm aud higher; family, "a 4094 so. Wheat
strong and higher, 81 0l@l OF. Corn strong
and higher, s4955c. Oats in fair demand
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Liverpool spots began the week at DO
sid, 1-16d below the price ruling at the
close of the previous week for Orleans, and
closed at IL -16@5 Is led on Friday even
ing.
Liverpool futures began the week at 43.
64d for December deliveries, and closed with
January quoted at 5 3964d.
The local market opened with middling
quoted at 9Ac, the price ruling at the close
Of the previous week. This quotation WAS
kept on the boards until Wednesday, when
DC was dropped, and 9sc ruled the remainder
Of the week. Monday was observed as New
Years day, and we have the record of only
five business days. The weeks transactions
show a decided Improvement in spinners'
tskipgs as compared with those going TO ac-
count of expert, though the sales show a
falling of OF over 1000 bales. Receipts Of
the week we're over 10000 bales less than the
week before, while shipments were in e1-
cess, leaving stock in hand only about 1000
bales less. There is some scarcity of the
better grades, resulting 10 list Of quota
tions for 'stains," which is added TO our reg
ular table Of prices. The bad weather Of
the pest week accounts Tor the shortage in
receipts, and continuing at this writing, may
show still greater falling off in the next
weeks imports. Nothing of interest trans
spired this week, outside OF the regular rou-
tine of business on Change.
The annexed table shows the comparative
con dition Of prices this and last week:
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FUTURG MOVEMENTS.

THE Helena, Capt. w. 81. Thorwegap, is
due up Friday from New Orlesns.
THE Belle of Shreveport is the next An
chor-liner due down for New Orleans.
THE Guiding Star, Capt J. D. Hegler, is
the next O.-liner due up for Cincinnati.
The Kate Adams is the United States
mail packet Thursday for Arkansas City.
THE Tiger, Capt. Frank Ellison, is the
packet tomorrow evening for Walnut Bend.
The Lee liners tomorrow evening are the
James Lee, for Friars Point, and the Goa
homa, for Osceola.
The City of Vicksburg, Capt. Robert Z.
Riley, is the Anchor-Line packet this morn
ing at 10 o'clock for Cairo and the bends.
w. c Blenker is her clerk.
The Mark Twain, Capt. w. P. Hall, is
the packet this evening at o'clock for
Hales Point and all way landings Col. J.
ID. Fuller is in charge OF her Office.
THE Ida Darragb, Capt. Ed Nowland, is
the packet this evening at 5 o'clock for all
points on Arkansas river. james N. Thomp-
son is her clerk, assisted by Gus Young.
THE Rene Macready, Capt o. K Joplin,
is the packet this evening at o'clock for
Helena and all points on st. Francis river.
J. D. Block and Charles Stockley are her
clerks.
THE new apd>elegant passenger packet
Will S. HayssCapt. w. G. Tichenor, is the
O.-liner to- morrow at II O'Clock for Vicks-
burg, Natchez, New Orleans, and all inter-
mediate landings. G. Wash Floyd has
charge of her office, assisted by Il. NJ. Millar.
THE Andy Baum, Capt. II. J. Vinton, ia
the packet this evening at 5 o'clock for all
points on the Ohio river as far as Cincin-
natl. G. Wash Thompson is her clerk, as
sisted by Charles Vinton. The Baum will
give cheap rates to ali points North and
Esst.
THE John S. Bransford, Capt. J. G. Holder,
is the Mill Harry-Line packet this evening
at o'clock for all points on White river,
going through to Jacksonport, and making
connections with packets for upper White
and Black rivers. George ID. Marsh pre-.
sides In her Office.
THE Hard Cash, Capt Ed c. Postal, will
arrive this evening, and leaves again 10.
morrow evening at o'clock for all points on
White river, going through 10 Jacksonport
and making connection with packets for
upper White and Black rivers. Charles NJ
and Joseph Postal are her clerks.
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WEEKLY grArEMENr OF sHIpMENrs.
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

Receipts al Memphis during the official
week aggregated Il, 240 bales, against 2S, 1912
bales the previous week, 1897 bales the cor
responding week last season, and 4977 bales
in 1880. The total receipts since September
/, 1882, were 332, 1858 bales, against 27S, 697
bales at the corresponding time last season,
an increase OF IS, 264 bales. Al the same time
in 1880 the receipts were 2S4, $50 bales.
Shipments during the official week aggre-
gated 20, 49S bales, against IL ,S13 bales the
previous week, 1863 bales he corresponding
week last season, and 1885 bales in 1880.
The total shipments since September lst were
235, l4l bales, against ISL 1855 bales in 1881,
and 209,7S5 in 1880.
The total stock on hand was 9S,640 bales,
against 80 946 bales at this time last year;
10 1880, S0,919 bales.
Sales in Memphis during the official week
aggregated II ,450 bales, OF which exporters
took $3.50 bales, spinners $500 bales, and
spectators 200 bales, against a total OF 49,
$50 bales last week, of which $3.50 were 10
exporters, 1900 to spinners, - 10 specu-
lstors. Middling, 9Sc.
COURSE OF THE MEMPHIS MARKET.
The following shows the course OF the
Memphis market and the prices Of miudliug
cotton from the opening of the season as COM
pared with the sSme time Last vaaT.
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GENERAL NJ EWS.

BUSINESS quiet.
LOOK out for the Will S. Hays in the
morning.
The local packets departed last evening
with fair trips.
Yesterdays weather layout made the
trees lock grayheaded.
The Tiger laid over until tomorrow on
account oil bad weather.
ARKANSAS river wss rising rapidly at Little
Rock Saturday, but had come 10 a stand at
Van Buren,.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday 1865 bales OF
cotton, las bAgs of seed-coitoH, and 593l
sacks of seed.
The Belmont, from Helena, with tow OF
empty boats, was in port yesterday, bound
for the OHIO river.
@THE City OF Cairo, from Vicksburg, passed
up Sunday evening. She added here 1900
bales of Eastern-bound cotton.
The government steamer Emma Etheridge,
river, departed Sunday evening.
A SIBERIAN smile dis6gured the counte-
nance Of nature yesterday. 1t took fifteen.
cent smile every half hour TO keep even.
On, how we shiver when we think how
| cold the winds blew from the northwest yes.
terday, and how bleak and dreary the wharf
| looked.
| Snow fell in wsds while yesterday morn
| ing, but owing to the prevailing wetness o.
| the surface but little of it stuck TO the Tax
| ing-District.
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and strong, doc. Rye-demand good and
tending up' Yard. 63i@643c Barley in fair
demand; ext IA No. 3 fall, 6S(97Oc.
NEW YoRl (. January S-Flour firm; su.
perhne West ern and State, 50 30@3 70.
Wheat-cash let's strong and 3(94c higher;
options openeo1 firm, afterward declined Ia
&c, closing dull uugraded red, 94c@Sl Is.
Co,n-cash lots 4@14c higher; options hole
higher; ungrad' ID, 61@73c. Rice steady.
BALTIMORE, January S.-FIour steady
and quiet. WINS at-Western steady and firm
No. winter n ID, spot, 81 O98@I O9E; JAM
uary, Il 10; Eel ruary, 81 ii i(91 lit; March,
II l39l III; April, s. 15s asked; May,
81 161@l 16f. Corn-Western strong and
63c; February ., 62i@62}c; March, 62i(9
623c. Oats st eady; Western white, 45fa4Sc:
mixed, 44@46 :; Pennsylvania, 45@4sc Rye
quiet, 66(G68c
ST. LOUIS, 4'aruary 8.-Flour strong and
higher; family, 81 1904 25; choice, 81 SOFA
20; fancy, s 4 S5@5 10. Wheat hiobeT.
No. red, II O0t@l 004 cash. 81 0O5CS
O0s Janusry,S 00491 oil February, 81 OF
81 03y March, ST. 04s@l O42Aprii, 81 O5s
(1l 06! May; No. 3 red, 93c bid. Corn
higher; 474@473c cash, 47i(a474c January.
better; 3736,38c ca.h, 3'1sc January, 37.c
IrDl y % 4N9coS hye quiet, O04c.
Barley steady, 60(1S5c
Afternoon BOard-VTheat lower; 81 Oo4
January, 81 O0s F. bruary, ST 02aaI OF
March, 81 04491 O4s April, 81 O5Ca,1 O5S
May. Coru lower; 47tc January, 473c Feb.
ruary. 49s(a150c May. Oats Glow; size Jan
uary, S73c February and May.
CHICAGO, January S.-FIour firm.
Wheat active. firm and higher; regular, 963c
January, 97s9973c February, 9s4G9ssc
March, 81 034 May; No. 2 Chicago spring,
96sc cash an January, rest same as regular;
No. 2 red winter, 99c; No. winter.
93c. Corn strong and higher; 57@57Ic
cash, 5659t57c January, 53tc February,
53tc March, 545d55c May Oats fairly
active and shade higher; 36c cash and
January, 36tc February, SEC March and
April, S73c May. Rye frmer, SIC. Barley
quiei, SOC.
CdA-Wheat-regular advanced &c; No.
2 red winter easier but not quotably higher.
Corn advanced 4c for each. Oats declined
t9fc for futures; prices irregular.
A corner in corn Is said 10 be developing
here, and the rapid rise OF &c last week in
January options gives color to he story.
Receipts: Flour, $4,000 barrels; wheat,
$1,000 bushels; corn, 49,, 900; oats, 81, 900:
rye, 1000; barley, $4,000. Shipments: Flour
$4,000 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn.
1888 600; oats, $4,000; rye, $500: barley,
$1,000.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

The receipts of stock since Christmas has
been very light, and to-day there is less on
market than there has been for long time.
There is no cattle of consequence in the
yards, and prices are firm as quoted. For
the first time this season the market is bare
Of hogs, and the chances are that they will
bring more than quotation prices before the
week is out. The demand for sheep is light,
and our butchers have very fair supply on
hand. The supply on market is hgh:. Quo
tations:
CATTLE Choice beeves, 43@5c gross;
good, 34y@4ic; fair to medium, 24G93}c;
good grazing cattle, 2@23c; scalawags, 13C9
lie; yearlings, per head, S4t15; milch cows
and calves, per head, S15t925.
SHEEr-Choice, 4@43c gross; medium,
3@34c; common, Sl@1 so per head.
Hoes-Choice, $50 to 200 pounds, 6@63c;
medium, 53@6c; common, Hose.
ST. LOUIS, January S.-Hogs slow; light,
S. 6095 50; packing, SIS 90@6 20; butchers
to extra, S. 1906 %; receipts, 700; ship
ments, 700. Cattle steady; heavy shipping,
IS 25@5 rs; light, IS 2593 rs; butchers,
1904 20; receipts, HOO.
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The Liverpool spot market at noon was
dull. Siles, 5000 bales, of which 5000 bales
were American. Receipts, IA 800 bales, of
which 600 were American.
At 1890: Ordinary, Aid; good ordinary,
sgd; low middling, sgd; uplands, 5 11-l6d !;
Orleans, 5 13-16d.
The Liverpool future market at noon was
firm. January, January February, 80 "a,
4O.64d; February March, 5 40, 64d; March
April, 1854, 5 43-64d; A prII-May, 5 46.64d
May-June, 5 50-64, 5 51-64d; June-July,
5 54-64, 5 55-64d; July August, 5 S. Cad;
August-September,5 81 Sad.
At $3.50: Msrch-April, 5 44-64 43 Cad /;
Augusl-September, 63 "a, 5 62-64d.
At 4: January, 5 41-64, 5 4O-64d; May
June, 5 so 64d.
Ats: February March, 5 az "a, 5 4l-64,
40.64d; March-April, A "a, 5 1854,
AZ Sad; April-May, 547.64, 5 46 Cad; May.
June, 5 49-64d; June July, 5 54-64, 5 So Cad;
July-August, 5 1854, 5 5S-64d.
Futures closed bsrely steady.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

state OF Alabama, Co bert county.
TINDER ana by virius of q mortgage executed
~ by tue Mountain Nils Manufacturing Com
pany IN favor OF the un1ersisdet, and recorded IN
Mortgage lien Record y. pages liz 70 ISL, In the
once Of the Judge of Probate Of said county, We
wi proceed TO sell, on
Monday, the 2sth dHy Of February, Isss.
at the front door Of the Noun ain Mills Factory,
10 said county. within legal hours. the highest
bidder or bidders for cash. the following described
property. To- Wits The northwest or sec. q. north
eat Or sec n, Dsftheast az. Is sJuth vest or
set- 10 north vest and south a.. sec, "a north wet
or &C. e. northeast or. and south half SEC n, all
fn 70 wnship T. range II west Of Hunuyille. in al
1s4o acres more or eSs, together with the factory
building. two lap m.chinss. one picker eleven
carrs. two railway reads. two let's drawing frames
with coilers two sets speede. seventeen spin ming
frames, ZSol spindlee- ghteen reels, grinding
flames, rollers, pulling banding machines. three
warping mills. twenty. i've sDoolers with betting.
shsftng and fixtures for run ming the machinery.
boiler and IDo engines saw mill. gIfst n H. with
engine and boiler, all running and pertaining 70
the busfness now carried on (except the ma
chine saop and foundry wi, h their machinery and
oontenu and their policies Of Insurance., for the
sum OF twenty-five thousand doIlars-
A. C. BARTON,
W. w. BAfLkss, Trustees.
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Trnstee,s sale

pY virtue of q deed Of trust 70 me executed ar
u trustee, on the 1lth day Of March, 1851, by G.
w. Dickey and wife. c. y. hickey. 10 sec re the
date, and therein descnbed, 20 Mr.. J. A. Ar
buckle and recorded ia Record Book i35. page s7T,
n the Registers once OF Shelby oop1iy. 1ennes-
see, which said note 10 now past due and unpaid,
and by request Of said L. A Arbuckie, beneficiary.
and so BY virtue Of interlocutory decree enter
Cd on the sth day Of January 1881 in the chsncery
the stste Of tennessee for use OF W. II. Bland W.
c. W. Dickey ct al. No. ass Z. D.. will. on
Saturday, February 10, 1s.3,
within legal hours, in the town OF Bartlett, In
front Of Brook 4 Hammers law once. ser the
levitt:
Situate lying and being in Shelby county. Ten
scribed trAct or parcel Of land, situated between
the waters Of wolf and Loosa Hatchie rivers, and
It being part OF the east end Of the 2550 acre sur
tered In the name Of Richard -mith, containing
$50 acres. more lesz. bounded a. follows:
BEGINNING at the southeast corner Of the ~" Of
a pasi a4s r. Sepss sss s
N. Y. n thence south zs5 pole 70 white oak
marked ma. s B thence ess. z.t poe o tne tss3e-
Tate 70 John Bond. on November 1s<x recordad
in Book Q psge S7zk. snd By john Bond % L B.
Bond, trustee. by deed IN Book 5sk pages az and
S. 70 all Of which deeds special relerenos is here
made, The portion Of aid $50 acre tract hereby
intended 20 be conveyed, begins 81 the soutneAsi
corner Of the trart and runs north. and weEt Win
acre. Al being the ssnne property vested IN Cather
Inc Diekey by decree Of the Cbancery Court o.
Shelby comfy. duly registered 10 the Resistsr'l
once OF Shelby county. IN Deed Book "a. page III
barred Title believed 70 be good, but Will ssli
and convey only a. trustee -. 80.
Brook q Hammer, and B. J. Kimbroush. AZ.
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AOXISIQNS-

Hog products in good demand and lower.
B1tter IN go cd supply and light demand.
BUTTER -Butterine, 17(01Sc; common, Is
(S2Oc; co dntry, 16@20c; Western, 25G26c;
fancy airy, 30932c; creamery, 42@45c.
CHF.EsE-Fsctory, 10@llc; full cream, IA
OLA Y. A, 15@16c.
GEss PoRK-S19 per barrel; sugar cured
hsms, Sl3 S73; breakfast bacon, Sl3 S73 per
cwt.
BULK MEATs-Pscked-clear sides, 50 373
Gal9 so; clear rib, So la3@9 Is; shoulders,
81.
FRESH MEATs-Bsef, headquarters, 6(97c;
foIequarters, 3@4c. City dressed hogs, 10c;
country dressed, 7!@9c
LARD-Tierce, 81 12}; kegs, $l1 624;
2O-lb pals, S12 i2l; lob, SIP so; Bib, Sl2;
leaf lard, 81 higher.
New ORLEANS, January S.-Legal holi.
day-no market reports.
NEW YORK, January S.-Pork steady and
fairly active; new mess, SIS 25919, the
latter for choice. Lard firm; prime steam,
104@l0S24c.
LOUISVILLE January S.-Provisions quiet
Pork-new mess, $l775. Bulk mests-snoul-
ders, &c; clear rib, 9fc; clear sides, Ole.
Sugar-cured hams, 13c. Lard steady; choice
kettle-rendered, 12c.
CINCINNATI, January S.-Pork stronger,
S17 25(917 80. Lard in good dem nd and
strong, l04c. Bulk meats strong and higher;
shoulders, 6sc; clear rib Sic. Bacon frmer;
shoulders, SC; clear rib. 10fc; clear, 10sc
Butter steady; choice Western reserve, 2sc;
onoice Central Ohio, Zoe.
BALTIMORE, January 8.-Provisions steady
| and fairly active. Mess pork, SIS so. Bulk
| meats-shouldeIs and clear rib sides, packed,
| S6910ic. Bacon-shoulders, 9fc; clear rib
| sides, &c. Hams, 133@143c. Lard-re-
| fined, IL &c. Butter steady; Western, packed,
| 22@26c; roll, 2O@25c Eggs-fresh, quiet,
| 24(925c; lined, dull, 19@20c.
ST. LOUIS, January S.-Butter steady /;
| creamery, S5(a40c; dairy, 2S@33c. Pork
frmer; sic 80 bid cash and January, SIT 10
bid February, SIT 55 bid May. Bulk meats
| very slow; shoulders, 6.40c; short rib, Coo;
| short clear, DC, asked for old meat. Bacon
| quiet; shoulders, Sc; short rib, Zoe; short
clear, l01c. Lard slow; small lots 10tc.
CHICAGO, January S.-Pork moderately
| active and higher; SIT 059l7 10 cash and
January, $l7 2O@17 223 February, S17 37iG
IL 40 March, ST. So April, SIT 673917 70
May, $l7 s0@17 S24 June. Lard-demand
| fair and prices higher; 10ac cash and
January, 10473@10.5oc February, 10 57t@
| 10 60c March, 1857 9l070c April, l0771
| (910S0 May, 10s9l0.90c June. Bulk
meats in fair demand; shoulders, 6 35c; short
rib, S85e; short clear, 9.20c. Butter dull
best creamery 40c; choice, 36a,3Sc; ordinary
| 28(d34c; dairy, good to choice, 25(930c.
CaH-Pork, SIT 023@lz Oh January,
| S17 rs February, Sl7 40 March, III So
April, SIT 70@l7 " Nav. SIT S24 June.
Lsrd firm and unchanged, except May,
| which advanced 21c.
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GouIa,. mexIcan Rn,Iw,y Iu,eres,s

LAREDO, MEXICO, January s.-There is
no truth whatever in the story sent from
here of the forfeiture declared against the
Gould. Degrees railway line by the Mexican
government So far from this being the fact,
the Mexican government has agreed to make
an important modification in the concessions
under which the lines were planned, in re-
gard to the construction OF bridges, and also
10 abandon altogether the forfeiture clause.
49, government OF Mexico Is cooperating
Cordially with the Mexican ORIENTAL Com
pany Work is going on rapidly upon the
line, and will be pushed theoretically with
the full and cordial support Of The Mexican
authorities, local aud national.
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretons OF youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay loss of manhood etc, will send recipe that
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This grea-
remedy was discovered BY a missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAN, Station d, NelO York Cty.
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A Collision.

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA, January Sat l2:40
O'Clock this morning the St. Louis express
and the Minnea polls fast express on the Bur
lingtop, Cedar Rapids and Northern railroad
collided near Morris, miles north Of Cedar
Falls The engines were wrecked. and the
properly car Of Lights London Show, next
TO the engine of the St. Louis express, was
telescoped by the baggage-car. Four prop
erty men in the car were severely Injured
one, T. Scott, probably fatally. The scenery
aud property OF the show was wrecked. No
other passengers were injured. The fremen
aud engineers Of both engines saved them
selves. The blame has not been located. The
manager of the wrecked show has tele.
graphed to New York for new outfit.
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TRUSTEE SALES.
Trustees Sale.

ON FRIDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY,
" 1888, between the hours OF 10 and O'Clock,
will sell, the premises. TO the highest bidder,
for cash, the following real estate. situate in tho
state OF Mississippi cornty OF Deso,o fronting on
The HarkleTosd plantation, to-wit: Being sections
twenty i've and thirry.hve, township one range
ten and the south half OF section one. the whole
Of section two, the east half section three the
half Of section two all OF section eleven, and the
northeast part, containing one hundred and
twenty OF section fifteen, all In township two.
range two; and the northwest quarter OF section
eighteen, township two range nine. Said sale TO be
made by me, as trustee, under q trust deed exc
cuted 70 me by Il. s. Harklerosd OF date October
90 1882 and recorded In real estate Mortgage Book
No. q page 1859. October %, 1882 Desoto county,
Miss, for the purpose Of satiiying q certain in
debtedness therein named from II. 8. Hsrkleroad
to q. p. Hunt d Co., in which said trust deed al
equity of redemption In case of sale iB waived.
little believed TO be good. though sell and convey
only as trustee. J. T. LkPRADE, Trustee.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

FINANCE.
Money continues easy at per cent. Ex-
change abundant at quotations, while there
is nothing doing in securities.
Y,,.. s., ClearingE. Balances
January oIh 1856 COL Is rs 356 ~
same cay last week.......... 2i9 $40 20 20 i8 90
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The New York spot market opened dull;
at IL, quiet; at 2, quiet, closing quiet.
Sales, 403 bales; contracts, 400. Closing
quotations were as follows:
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PELrRIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.

The hide market is very firm at quota
tious, with increasing receipts.
HIDES, ETc.-No. l dry flint hides, 100
164c; No. 2 dry hides, BE; salt hides, 104@
l2ic; No. green salt hides, Sc; No. 2 green
salt hides, &c; green hides, 5(a6c. Bseswsx
prime yellow, 2O@22c; tallow, 6Ac; GIN
seng, per pound, 81 So D4erskins-prime,
25c.
FURs-Very firm and wanted, while re-
ceipls increase slowly. We quote: ;Racsoon
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MADDEN & FARRINeIos.


ON FRIDAY. THE 10Th DAY OF JANUARY.
~ 1883, in 'front.' OF once, y Madison street, city
bighe,t bidder the following lot Of land: Lot 500
Of original lot Is, on the map OF the city OF Mem.
ming south at right angles between parallel
lines 10 Exchange street extended 1T feet. to-
gether with all the irn provements thereon. This
sale Ia made under trust deed ex cuted BY Joseph
and Ann Harper, and recorded In book III, page
8ei, esster's ofhce Of shelby county and also By
virtue of decree I'm Runnelf -. Harper, No. t<2z.
RID Chancery Court OF Shelby couny y, 10 both
said deed and decree reference n made.
FRANK SHEAk0N, Trustee.
Horx1n A Mcfarland AttoFuevp
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Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
SIS per 1000 feet; dressed, $50; yellow pine
flooring, S25; shingles, 1894 SO; lathing-
poplar, 81 rs; cypress, 81 per 1000 laths
Extra prices for extra lengths above 20 feet
NAILs-sS 9O@4 per key, and leading
sizes hard to obtain.
BRICKs-Hard, $40 so; soft, So per 1000;
friedrich, S495 so per 100.
LIME AND CEMENT-Alabsma lime, 9ocf9
ST barrel; Tennessee, $4,000; Louisville
cement, 81 TOOL rs a barrel; Rosedale
cement, 81 so a barrel; Portland, S.; plaster
of Paris. 81 So