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AansinistratOr's Sale.

l. prcme Court Of Arkansas and entered of record
in the Probate Court of Crittenden county. /, as
the administrator d. b. n. Of the estate of l. W.
Burgett, deceased. will, on
Saturday, 18th Day of January, 1854,
in front of the courthouse door of said county, in
the town of Marion. proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, on a credit of 6, Il and Is months, the
lands of said estate, known as the ~. W. Bur
gett Home PLACE in said county, and being the
Z = of the Sc 4 of f. sec. thirty 800 the S u of
The NE 4 Of Fl. sec. thirty 500 the NE q of sec.
thirty-one I'D; all of fr. sec. twenty-nine (291;
the 5 4 % sec. twenty (20 and the NV Il of sec.
thirty-two tS), in township four "a north, range
eight () east, containing one thousand and thir-
ty-four u04) acres, more or less: Purchaser to
tanned on land. Sale absolute and must be made
improvements on place valuable. Dec. 10, 1888.
W. H. ORDER,
Administrator d. b. n. OF L. W. Burgett estate.
Greer It adams, Attorneys, Sc East Court street,
Memphis, Tenn.
The above sale has been postponed till Mon
day. February Is, 1854.
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4 DangerOmS Case.

" " ROCHEsTER, June l, 1852. "Ten
Years ago | was attacked with the most
Intense and deathly pains in my back and
-kidneUs.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPIIES.

Recommendations, yellow, 81 so pei
barrel; sets, 81 50a3. Potatoes-Irish, 81 Soc
2 so per barrel. Cab~bage-ch0ice Northern, 81 s.
as so per crate. Garlic, 81 per 100. kraut, SO fo
new, barrels; S595 so for half barrels.
APPLES-NOrthern, 50 1904 so; fancy, s. pei
barrel. Dried apples, 61a9T1a &c per pound from
store. Dried peaches, 61a9T1 &c from store. Gran,
berries, SIC per barrel. Pickles, medium barrel.
81 so; half-barrel, 81; pint jars, 81 p per dozen
quart Jars, 81 1892 per dozen.
FRUITS-0ranges, SO 50I3 - per box; fancy
stock, IS s6 50 per case. Lemons, s3@3 50 por box
Bananas, 81 50G2 SO per bunch. COcoanuts, IS 81
a perl00. Peanuts-Virginia, hand picked, lie
Tennessee 5agSlac; roasted, 21ac higher; shelled
kansas, 4CG6c. English walnuts, l2c; Naples, Ice
Filberts, lie. Brazil nuts, lie. Raisins-Londor
layers, 81 Imperial, s. 75a4. Brandy cher
ries, S2GS p per dozen.
PIG EEET-Tn barrels, IS 5099; half-barrels,
"a 2oG4 so; kegs, 81 -.
CIDER-Missouri, IS per barrel, and 81 50 pei
hatfharral: Kentucky barrels. 81 %: Kantucky
half 81 50. Vinegar, 12lza16c per gallon,
FISh.Msckerel, lob kit, No. ], 81; No. 2
soc; 15-lb, No. 8, soc: half barrel, $40. White
fish, No; l, per half-barrel, IS; half-barrel, fam
lily, SO 50.
EGGS-25c.
P0ULTRY-old hens, s3a4; large young, 6.
52 So; medium young, 81; small young, 81 so -
| %. Ducks, SSg3 so. Geese, So 509I 50. Tur-
GAME, ~ETC.-Quail, 81 Is per dozen. Spur.
rels, T5casl per dozen. Prairie chickens, si@4 Sc
per dozen. Rabbits. 81 25G1 80 per dozen. Wild
ducks. 81 5092 so per dozen. Reelfoot fish from
&c to T2c per pound.
FRESH MEATS-Beef-Good Kansas City, SO
SIC by the carcass; choice heavy,
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BRANDIEs-Cognac, So 5O@15; peach,
81 599l5; apple, S2g3 so.
WINES-Imported port, 81 a. sherry,Sl 80
20: ChampagneaoAmeriean eqtra, PIPER
Heidsick, 50 5o92S 50; Mumm's extra dry, S2yg
81; Pomery Sec, 81 509S3 so; We. Cliquot, SIG
IS; eiaret' 81 5O9s 80 per box; Cptawbs, Seo per
81. Louis, February l5.-Whisky steady,
LOUISVILLE, February 15.-whisky un-
changed.
CNcLNNATI, February 15.-Whisky I'M
changed.
CHrcAeo, February b Whisky un-
changed.
New ORLEANS, February 15.-Whisky
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, February 15. Whisky
quiet, 81 IS9I 49,.
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LOUISVILLE, February 15.-Noon-River
stationary With VI feet s inches. Falling above
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LIVESTOCK

CATTLE-Butchers' steers and spayed
heifers, 5@5%c; good heifers and straight cows
SS9i9ei good fat oxen, "a; medium oxen, $3.50
&c; medium heifers, steers and cows. S93iac
good feeders, SIze; light feeders, Sc; yearlingsr
$Sd9; mich cows. S25a5O.
sHEEP|Good mutton sheep, &c; medium NUT,
ton, 39xc.
~H0GS-Choice packing. 51S@6c; rough packing
SIC; butchers choice, 51&@6c; medium to rough,
i9412c.
ST. LOUIS, February l5.-Hogs lower and
butchers TO extra S@T Sd; receipts. $500 nd: ship
ments, 200 hid. Cattle-supply liberal: prices
weaker and will probably be lower; receipts, 2e0
nd.
CHICAGO, February l5.-Hogs-receipts
1900 I'D; quiet and slow. Toe lower; light, s. 600
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BUSINESS was quiet yesterday.

"0D 1
THE Ohio fell a.foot yesterday.
CAPT. W. P. FLOWERS was in the city
Yesterday.
CINCINNATI is beginning to see the end
OF the present flood at last.
JOHN WmBANKs, a lower-river clerk,
came up passenger On the Henry Frank
yesterday.
BARNEY BAGLEY, a well-known st. Louis
and New Orleans pilot, was buried at st.
Louis Wednesday.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, 133....bales
of cotton % bags of seed-cotton, and 505S
sacks of cotton-seed.
THE government gauge at Evansville is
several feet under water, and Will have to
be splicedin time for the next flood.
The weather was nice enough early yes
terday morning, but last night was easing
back to the normal condition of rain.
NEARLY all the country on the Arkansas
side in the vicinity Of F~ogleman's, 20 miles
above this city, is reported under water.
Now it is in order for flood theorists to
promulgate opinions as to the causes OF
the great freshet of 1884 in the Ohio
river.
The Mississippi passed up yesterday with
a tow OF pile-drivers, the high water driv-
ing them away from the works at lower
points.
THE Arkansas City arrived from st.
Louis yesterday morning, discharged 30l0
packages, added 80 tons, and left for Vicks-
burg in the afternoon.
CAPT. THOMAS CLAGGETT, the cattle king
of the lower bends, brought up a large lot
of cattle on the James Lee yesterday
from his lower place"
CAPT. ED. R. THOMAS, agent of the Milt
Harry and other steamboat and railway
lines, returned home yesterday from an
extended visit to Evansville.
THE James Lee, from below, and Goa
homa, from above, both had good miscel-
laneous trips in yesterday, and wen out
in the evening well fixed as usual.
The Henry Frank arrived from New
Orleans yesterday afternoon with a heavy
load OF cotton-seed and Louisiana prod
ucts, amounting to 1891 packages. She
returns this evening.
SIGNAL SERVICE report: River 80 feet 6
inches-rise 1 inches yesterday, which
brings the tide up to within 6 inches of
danger line and foot 6inches of extreme
high-water mark at this point.
THE Ohio river began falling at Cincin-
natl yesterday morning at a rate indicating
an early subsistence of the greatest over
flow in that stream of record within the
memory of the earliest born OF the pres
ent century.
THE funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Good,
the estimable wife of Capt. James Good,
SUPERINTENDENT of the st. Louis and New
Orleans Anchor Line, took place at st.
Louis Thursday. Capt. Goods married
life OF 81 years has been a ~singularly hap
py one, and in the loss of his life partner
he has the heartfelt sympathy of the
steamboat fraternity.
ST. LOUIS Republican, Thursday: "Hand-
some Henry Corbyn, the pleasant, affable
and accomplished chief clerk of the
steamer Belle Memphis, was married at
Kirkwood at $50 o'clock am. yesterday,
to Miss Annette Lyle Woodward, of Mem
phis, Tenn, a niece of Capt. Woodward,
owner of the steamer Maggie P. The
happy couple left for Chicago and the
East on the first train. May Joy attend
them is the wish of Harry's host of
friends"
AND
OFFICF SIGNAL, SERVICE. IT. s. Al
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TT " tTN 1T -1OT"TT-EN III e
md the City OF Helena for st. Louis.

THE Rene Macready, Capt. 0. X. Jop-
lin, is the packet this evening at 8 O'Clock
for all points on st. Francis river. A. /.
Banning and G.. A. Stockley are her
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81. q. THOMS.
SALE
Oh
IL a Il

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No. 1899, F.-Chancery Court of Shelby county
state OF Tennessee. use, ETC.. VS.. W. <. Butler
ct al; and No. l+73-City of Memphis VS.. NAL
colin McNeiil ct al.
by virtue of an intorlocutory decree for sale,
u entered in the above causes on the 1lth day of
May, 1888, NJ. B, So, page 576, l viii sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in the Taxing-District of Shelby
county formerly city of Memphis), Tenn =. to-wit:
Part of lot 419, fronting on south side of Jeffer-
son street l57 feet, and running back 14s& feet:
Beginning on the east side of the first alley par
allel 70 and east Of Third street at its intersection
with the south line of Jefferson street; then east
with south line of Jefferson street 1861 feet:
thence south liS12 feet to an alley; then west
with north side of said alley 1851 feet to the alley
first above named; thence, with said alley l4sIa
feet to the beginning. Said property owned by
defendants Martha BOddie and p. G.. Meath, and
sold for taxes, 1853 to 1868, 1868, 1874 to 1873.
Terms of Sale-On a credit of : months; notes
with security; lien retained; redemption barred.
This February 5, 1884.
R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Gee; Mallery, DEPUTY Clerk and Master.
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CoAL-On-Prime white, wholesale lots,
lie per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., February 15.-Petro'eum
quiet; s.w ITO, sac.
BRADFORD, Pa, February 15.-Crude pc
troleum weak: United Pipeline certificates
opened at 103H and closed at 1895; highest price,
1895; lowest, l0lL.
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CHANCERY SALE
R A T. n IA r.

No; 1859, R.-Chnncery Court of Shelby county
=. l.: Rawlings, guardian Of Jennie Hester
Rawlings, VS.. Jennie Hester Rawlings.
10y virtue of an interlocutory decree for snle
- entered in the above cause on the 18th day
of January, 1884, NJ. u. Al, page $40, will
sell at public auction. 70 the highest bidder, in
front of the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse
of Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, February 23, 1854,
within legal hours, the following described prop-
erty, situated in city of Memphis, Shelby COUNTY,
Tenn, to-wit:
Being the west half of a certain lot Of ground
on the north side of Pontotoc street. conveyed
by J: j. Rawlings in November, 1870, to T. /.
hawlings: Beginning at n stake 100 feet west Of
an alley on the north side of said Poutotoc street;
thence 60 feet west; thence north li5 20 $50 feet To
an alley; thence cast 60 feet; thence south las or
$50 feet to the beginning, being part of lot No. 1,
Memphis.
Terms Of sale-0ne-third Ga. cash: balance in
six and twelve months; purchaser To execute
notes with security, bearing interest from date,
uRry 20, 1884.
r.. j, BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. Nj. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master,
Finlay x Peters, E.. b. McHenry, Soils.
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James Lee-96 bales cotton, 20 bgs
seduction, 2S4 SKIS seed, SO hid stock, Is
nd cattle and 81 pkgs sundries.
Coahoma-37 bales cotton, . bgs seed.
cotton, go SKIS seed, 353 SKIS corn, = cows,
Is hogs andr9 pkgs sundries.
Arkansas City-l422 dry barrels, So wet
barrels, 10 ties hams, 9 nd hogs and 1881
pkgs sundries.
Henry Frankie hhds sugar, Az brls
sugar, l49 brls molasses, 80 pkts shot, ;
horses, 1895 SKIS seed and IA pkgs sundries
Joe Peters-212 bales cotton, IL bg:
seduction, 400 SKIS seed and lot sundrie;
and plumber.
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COTTON.SEEH.

CoTToN-SEED MEAL-Prime, old, none
new. s19Gl9 so per tor per carload lots.
C0TTON-SEED ~0ILS-Crude, in round lots OF
100 10 500 brls, as to quality, SdS6c; summer yell
low refined, carload lots, 40y4lc; summer white,
none in market; winter yellow, carload lots, as
to quantity, a gi5c; winter white, 4946c cook
ipr ,Ah Ints zOmlG,
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LUMBER
The following are tbe wholesale =

The following are the wholesale prices
of lumber in this market.
BLACK WALNUT-lst and I'd, l, IL and . in,
SIS; common, SO; culls, S25930.
mon, sl5Gl6.
common, SIS; fencing, Ike, Is #, Sl6.
in, LIST and ID clear, 81; IL and
in, LIST and ID clear, S24; common board, SIS 500
sl4; siding strips. Ike, face measure, LIST and I'd
clear, 81, ceiling, Ike in. list and ID, s2l dressed,
!, Ia and 2 in, LIST and I'd, ST 5000 common
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This Last Year
Year. Year. Before.
Receipts since Sept. list ,209, 3+3I 4,6i0,6 Ills 3, 90l $50
Foreign exports ......-. z, 733, 81 1853, SOP ,, l40, ll2
Stock at L. 5. ports l,OlY,5TH 93l 1901 liz, IO9
Decrease in Tecpipts 431, 275l
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PELTEIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.

HIDES, ETc.-No. / dry flint hides, 16c
No.2dry hides, 12%91Sc; salt hides, 1O922Lac; No.
! green salt hides. 5%g74e; No. 2 green salt
hidas. 6c: green hides. 5@6c. Beeswax-primo
yellow, 2s9SOc; tallow, T97hc; ginseng, per
pound, 81 so. Deerskins-prime, 25633c.
LEATHER-oak sole, per pound, 35140c: hem
lock. 2IaSle: harness. &i@i0: skirtinG. 750S0c
French calf, $4,000 per dozen; domestic calf, $50
as per dozen.
WO0L-Tub-washed, 25935c per pound; I'M
washed, ISd2Sc; bury, 10aI6c.
partnerships. 75c; mixed, 40c,
of lumbpr in this markat.
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bales, including 100 bsles the previous evening
exporters, $50 bales; spinners, 100 bales.

COTTON STATEMENT.
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HoUsE-BUILDING MATERIALS.

FRANING-LUMBER-Yard prices-Rough
SIS per loco feet: dressed. $50; yellow pine floor
81 rs; cypress, 3 per loo laths. Extra prices fol
extra lengths above 20 feet.
LIME AND CEMENT-Lime, 75c in bulk de
hvered &9S5c per barrel in store; Louisville ee
ment, 81 40 a barrel; Rosedale cement, 81 40
barrel; Portland, 81 Is; Roman, S.; plaster o
NAILS -aa9 s. q ka4
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

New YORK. February 15.-Agents adj
vanced prices as follows; Cabot 36-inch bleached
c~ottons, to ne; Farewell 36-inch bleached cot
tons, TO SIC, and Holly Tree 35-inch bleached to
1eEc. Market better in tone and prices frmer.
Somethins more doing in WOODEN goods.
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here. Weather clear and cold. The worst 10 over.
No boats up or down.
PITTsBuRG, February 15-Noon-River q
feet, and rising. Weather clear and cold.
WHEELING, February l5-Noon-River 80
feet, and rising slowly. Weather cloudy and
cool.
CAIRO, February 15.-Noon-Weather
40 feet, and rising, Weather clear and cold
Arrived: Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans, / an;
City of Providence, Vicksburg. 4 am; John A.
Scudder, st: Louis, 10 am. Departed: Thomas
Sherlock, Ohio river, Jam; City of Providence,
St. Louis, an. N~ight-River ~ feet 4 inches,
and rising. Weather clear; thermometer 80,
No arrivals or departures.
ISee Additional Ripsr on Foarh PaS..i
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
New ORLEANS, February 15.@Cleared :
Texas and Warrior, Liverpool. Arrived: Ehren-
fels, Messina.
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SALE
Of
R K a ES H.

No. 1923, F.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county
state OF tennessee, use, etc, vs.. W. Il. Butler
ct al. and No. 1855, R.D.-City of Memphis vs..
A: c. Ferguson ct al.
Rf virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale.
ID entered in the above cause on the 10Th day of
October, 1888, NJ. b. 10, page Isl, Twill sell, at pub
le auction, TO the highest bidder, in front of the
Clerk and Masters office, courthouse Of shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday. January y. 1854,
within legal hours, the following described prop-
erty, situated in city of Memphis, Shelby county,
Tenn, to-wit; Part of block six 6) of Butler
subdivision, fronting So feet on the north side of
Elliott street, and running back n%orthward about
and Butler line; said lot being at the intersection
of Elliott and st, Martin streets, having a front
on north side of Elliott street 4O6 feet east OF st.
Martin street and l45 feet west of st. Martin
street, and being same referred in deeds of A
G. Ferguson TO L. W. Smith ct al, and W, ID.
SS, page loo, and book l02, page Z, Of Registers
office, Sold ms the property of A.. c. Ferguson, J.
IL. OConnor, John CASTOR and +. W. Smith,
trustee.
Terms of Sale-On a credit Of seven C)months t;
purchaser to execute note with approved securi-
ty; lien retained and equity OF REDEMPTION
barred. This pecember II, lSS3.
X. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ. NJ. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
This gallo is postponed until Saturday, Feb
ruarS ., lSsi. This january 5, 1884.
r.. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
ByJ: VI. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
d. w Hampton, solicitor. sat
The above sale is continued until Saturday,
March 4, 1854. This February ., 1884,
sat II. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
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ST. Louis Grain and Provision Markets.

Special to the Appeal
ST. LOUIS, February 15.-The market
has been quite steady to-day, resulting in
light advances on corn and wheat and a
firmer tone for proyisions-at least buyers
conceding to demands of sellers yesterday.
For spot oats a reduction of lc de-
handed was refused, and sales were eff
fected at yesterdays close. Later in the
day, however, &c off was conceded, and
the market closed with that amount lost.
AT the opening buyers wanted corn with
&c off, but failed to effect trades at less
than &c above Yesterdays closing price
until toward the close, when sales were
made at 50sc. May corn opened a little
weak, but stiffened up TO &c advance at
the close. Spot wheat secured &c advance
orspots and &c advance on May. The de-
tails of the days business were:
Corn opened on bids OF 494c, rose to
sole, and closed at 50tc. May opened at
53sc, and closed at 53Sc.
Wheat opened on bids of 81 06, rose
to 81 1Os, and closed at 81 0S. May sold at
81 10} at the opening, and closed at 81 liz.
Oats opened on bids Of 35c, rose to Soc,
and closed at $3.50. May opened on bids
of 36ic, and closed selling at 36lc.
Pork opened and closed selling at SIS 80.
Lard 50 so, and clear rib sides opened at
81 20, and closed at 81 20.
Hogs were weak, closing at So 65@7 60.
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IT

HoRsEs-Good driving, S125@200 ;heavy
draft. s1509200; saddle horses, $l25G2j0; plugs
S40@75.
MULES-Market quiet. and value nominal.
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7 Is; rough packing, Sc 10@I Is heavy packing and
steady; exports, S62596 IS: good to choice. S. 81
sc Is: common to fair, SIS 25d5 7.
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ELECTION NOTICE,

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders o,
l. the Memphis Gas-Light Company will
be held at the Office of the Company, No. SIS Mad
ison street. Memphis, Tenn, on SATURDAY,
March l, 1884, to elect Seven Cd directors to serve
the Company during the ensuing year. Election
from 10 o'clock am. 10 l pm.
JOSEPH CRAIG. Secretary.
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The Liverpool spot market at noon was quoted
steady. Sales, 800 bales, of which 6050 bales
were American. Receipts, f7,e0 bales, of which
5000 bales were American.
At IL: Uplands, 5 13-16d; Orleans, 5 15-16d.
The Liverpool future market at noon was quoted
steady: kebruary-March, 5 5l-64d; March-April,
5 55-64d; April-May,5 6O-64d; May-June, I'D.
At2 80: AnTil-May, 56l-64d; May-June, 8 1-6+d
June-July, 6 5-64d; July-August, 69-6id. Man
chester yarns and fabrics firm.
At $50: February-March, 5 52-64d; March
April, ; 56-6ld.
All: Entnres closed firm.
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RIVER NEWS.
sTEAMERS

THIS DAY.

ArriUas-James Lee, Friars Point; Hen
ry Frank, New Orleans; Coahoma, Osce-
ola; Arkansas City, st. Louis; Joe Peters
Arkansas river.
observation-disclosures City, Vicksburg
James Lee, Friars Point; Coahoma, Os-
ceola.
Boats in Port.-Henry Frank and Joe
Peters.
Boats Due Doul.-Jehn A. Scudder.
Boats Due Up. - James Lee, Henry
Frank
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THE COTTON

The local market openeldu and closed
steady. with quotations unchanged. Sales, $50
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$40 SO, Bulk meats-shoulders and clear rib sides
packed, SL9l0zc., Baeon-shoulders, Gle; clear
rib sides. 1l1ze. Hams. 1449l514c. Lard-Gne,
fined, 10Hc. Butter quiet; Western packed, IVs
zoe; reamery 5@35c. Eggs quiet, 2sS2se-
New ORLEANS, February 15.-Pork IN
good demand; old frmer, SIS 50; nemi 81 R RSIs
steady; ticrce. refined, 9zc; keg, lV14e. bulk
meats steady with q good Demand SHOULDERS,
packed, 1.iOc; Ions, clear and clear [io' aUe. pa
con in good demand; shoulders, SIC; long clear
and clear rib frmer, 1034SlO5se. Sugar-eured
hams higher, 13Gl4c.
CHICAGO, February 15.-Pork-demand
active early declined 39g39c, rallied $5g45G1, re;
steady: cash, SIS 3.ls So; February, SIS 800
IS IS; March, Sl7 959ls IS, closed SIS 2I1asls %;
May, SIS I719glS 62Ll, closed SIS 559lS 5713;
june, SIS 40s1s e571s, closed SIS 9 6715; the
year, SIC 30Sl6 32Z. Lard in good demand but
unsettled, prices fuctuatiug within range. 100
l2he, closing nominally unchanged; cash, 9gOJ
9.92L5e; March, 9.9O99.s7H, closed 9.599.97H;
April, i; 10e; Nay 1o;07Ag1oAe, closed IL. zoe;
in fair demand; shoulder, 400; short rib, s.69e
short clear, Toe. Butter quiet; creamery, @S
32c; dairy, 2092lc.
CaH.-PerkSsales, 1000 brls; March and june
advanced 21ze, April advanced sc. Lard-sales,
6009 ties; May declined 2t3c.
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FINANCE.

Money s per cent. discount. The Clear
inshouse reports yesterday were as follows:
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.
Changes.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERyIcE, u. S. A., |
MEMPHIS, TENN, February Is, 1884. !
The following observat tons are taken at
the same moment of time ;0s p.m.) at all the
stations named:
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR SALE.

GTEAMER IDA LEE, in COM -
- plete running order. She Is A8kN
tour years old, and has steel haftS
and steel boiler. For full particulars and terms,
apnly to Z. WALWORTH. Madisan at.
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NoTTCn

10 Taxpay ers Of C~riftenden Co.. Ark.
l. on the 10th day of February, 1884, after which
date the penalty will be attached.
JAMES I. BARTON,
Collector. Crittenden County. Ark