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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-19
Yesterday
MnYEMENIs Ar nan LEvEE.

THE Anchor line packets tomorrow
evening are the City Of Providence for
Vicksburg and the Belle Memphis Tor
st. Louis.
The Chickssaw, Capt. Ed Q. Postal,
is the packet this evening at o'clock
for White river. q. M, Postal and
John Childress are her clerks.
THE Coahoma, Capt. Thos. Olaggett
ia the packet this evening at b O'Clock
for Helena, Friam Point and oil way
lsndings. win Ashford is in her Of
flee.
The Dean Adams, Capt. Henry
Cooper, is the packet this evening al
s o'clock for OsceOls aud the upper
bends. William Smither has charge
Of her Office.
THO. Line steamer Golden Crown
Can't, +. j. Oakee, will pass down thit
evening at s o'clock for New Orleant
aud all intermediate landings. Tiff
Strider has charge Of her office.
THE Gayo1c, Capt. ". P. Hall, Il
the packet tomorrow evening at
O'clock for Hale's Point, yiptonvillt
and all way landings. ]. P. Walt II
in her office.
The Kate Adams, Capt. Mark K
Cheek, is the United States maj
racket tomorrow evening at 3 o'clocl
Tor Ho!ena, Arkansas City and all wa
landings. w. O. Banker presides |
her office.
THE Buckeye State, Capt. Il. J. Vii
ton. ia the packet tomorrow eVenin
at s O'Clock for Cincinnati and all IL
termediate points on the Ohio rive
Geo, W, Hendrickfon and Chss. ,Vii
ton are her clerks, The Buckley
State will give cheap rates 10 oil poin.
North and East.
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Increase of receipts this year. All, ]

The Liverpool spot market at noon
reported good business at hardening
rates. Sales, 10000 bales, of which
American $500 bales. Receipts,
10000 bales, of which American 49,
800 bales.
The following are the closing quo
tations: Ordinary, AID; good Or
binary, AID; low middiing, 4 l5-l6d,
good middling, sgd; middling up
lands, 5 Lied; middling Orleans, 5sd.
Manchester cloths dull and little
doing Yarns dull and unchanged.
The prices are given in pence and 64ths,
thus: 4 IS means A SO Cad; and b Oh
means 5 l-64d.]
At noon: Liverpool futures were
firm at l-32d advance. Quotations
were as follows: May, sd: May
June, 4 63@5d; June-July, 5@5 Old
July-August, 5 Old; August-Septem
Der, 3 O3G5 Cad; September-Octobe
4 62@4 63d; October-November
4 sod; November December, 4 Sod
| September, -.
At 2 pm: Liverpool futures were
quiet and steady, May, 3D. buyers
May,Jupe, sd buyers; June,July, &c
BUYERS; July-August, 5 Old sellers
August-September, 5 ODD buyers; Sep
tember-O october, A SD value; October
November, 460d value November
December, 4 sod buyers; September
5 DAD sellers.
At A pm: Liverpool futures wer
quiet and l-S2d higher than Monday
May, sd buyers; May-June, 3D. buyers
June,July, Sd buyers; July-Augus'
S Old value; August-September, SOB
buyers; September-O October, % value
October November, 4 God buyers
November December, 4 sod buyers
September, 5 DAD sellers.
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CHANCERY SALE
-:0F.-l
REAL ESTATE

-
M. A694. r. D.-Chancery Court Of Shelb1
County-H. p. Hobson, administrator, Stc.
Va. M. @. Frame ct al. X. D. 800, z-Wm
Morrow W.. p. =. frame OF al.
T)Y virtue Of concurrent interloeutory 90
ID crees for sale, entered n IN, apo
causes on the 18th day q April, 1872 ~ a. =.
pages ais and AIS, l will sell, At public aue
Hon TO the highest bidder, in front Of %
Clark and Masters oiice, Court-House
Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, May ~, 1855,
within legal hours, the following describe
property, situated In Shelby county, Ienne'
SEQ, to-wit: -.
A certain parcel Of land known a. ,oss
BesinninR AZ the corner Of Jerry Crowley
iot, Immediately east Of tho Memphis an
Charleston railroad bridge on Marshall ~
nue.; thence in a southeastwardly, ulrectlu
along the south line OF Marshali avelnl
about 649 feet, to re iiinS 70 N
Union street; thence westwardiy 70 y
Memphis and Charleston dailrondi lneh'
northWeStwardly along tho line Of SAID raj
road 10 Jerry Crowley's southeast o9rnel
thence with Crowley east % tne oekta'
ming. Ibis tract OF land has been suDn
vvidsd In lots, plats Of which can be seen
Inc Chaneory Court, and the above, proper
w;II he sold according 10 said sundivletons
a certain lot known As part Of. lot Elp' ~
described ~ the east l2l leet 81 tot 20 OF
L. ITS, fronting IA By IL feet on the nor
xcertain other lot, beiHE paFt Of Q: \. y
fronting 70 feet on the santh side q Jens
Son street, with q deplh 81 lSs ieet, p9nho'
on the west By Bayou GAyeS0 and on tno 81
By Rainaek's lot. d.
Terms OF sa!e-on a credit 81 W ~
twelve months; intereHt-bcaring notes ~
s~eeurity reauired. len reta NED 70 scgy
Sama. and equity Of redemption. ~
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PROVISIONS.

BurTER-Oreamery, 30(9S4c; dairy,
I502Oc; butterine, l3@15c country,
l2|0lSc. according to condition.
CHEEsE-Prims fats, &c; New York
factory, Sc; full cream, l29c; Y. A.
12}c.
rel; new, $lO@lO 25 per barrel sugar
,ured hams, packed, 94@10ci break
last beacon, 1900; clear rib bacon
BUIK PoRK-Clear sides, 5B@6c;
clear rib sides, 5s@52c; long clear,
5Ba5sc; shoulders, 4@4fc.
LARD -Tierces, 5bG6c; half-barrels,
6t@6lc; kegs, 6l@6sc; buckets, $50
6Sc; haif-buckets, 63@6sc; 6O-lb tins,
868Ic; 2O-lb tins, 6s@6ic; l0-lb tins,
6i96ac; 5-lb tins, 6s@61c; Bib tins,
6s@6ac; choice kettle, %tierces, 6SG
6Ic.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May l8.-Provisioni
fairly active and firm. Pork steady q
80 25. Lard strong, $500. Bulk meat
steady; loose lots-long clear, 800
short ribs, 5.40c; short clear, b Doc
Boxed lots --long clear, 5sc; short ribs
Sac; short clear, SIC. Bacon firm Ions
clear, 63@5. SOC short ribs, 5B@6'9Oc
short clear, &c. Hams, 9@ll3c. Butte
dull and depressed; creamery, log
lie; dairy, 1O@l5c. Eggs slow, 7c'
CHICAGO, ILL, May 1S,-Mess porl
in coed demand prices advanced 100
I5e' receded 5(97lc and closed steady
cash, IS 80@S So; June, IS zoos u
closed at IS SO@s s94; July, $s S69t
closed at SIS 90@s 924. Lard in iai
demand cash, 5.95@5.974c; June, o.g
@597lc; July, 6.021@6.O5c. Short n
sides steady cash, 6973@5 40. BGxe,
meats steady; dry, sailed shoulder Ter
l5@4ic; short clear sides, 01OG
sac. Butter dull and weaker; cream
cry, 13@l6c; dairy, ll!@l2gc' Esga'
@92c.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY s PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE Ia PREMIUM.
Cotton L~OWer-MiddIlng, s 3'4c-
sales Yesterday, 400
Bales.

Money in fair demand at Sper cent.
local securities dull and steady. The
cotton market closed quiet and l-l6c
lower, middling s2c. Sales 400 bales
New York spots closed steady, I'M
changed; middling 8 3-l6c. Of the
future market Greene & Co. In then
daily circular say: 1T was a fairly
steady market. At the outset, stimu-
lated by better accounts from abroad,
the covering demand continued with
some freedom, and, assisted by a few
new buying orders, prices advanced
fully 5 points. Subsequently the gain
was lost, but the close was fairly Gus
tanned. The new crop was somewhat
slow, but apparently offered with a
little more freedom against purchases
OF the zeal months"
Anew Orleans spots closed steady
and unchanged, middling s 1880;
futures 8 to 5 points higher, JUICE
S.766S7 nc. At Liverpool a good busi-
ness at hardening rates was reported
in spots, middling 5 lied; futures
quiet but 1920 higher than Monday,
May-June I'D.
There are no features OF interest in
the general market,
IMPORTS,
Seventy-seven pkgs bacon, 1877 pkgS
boots and shoes, 1000 blu cora, "A SKI
coffee. 4 cars cotton seed, II sis cotton
seed, 10 pkgs dry goods, II pkgs eggs
100 bales hay, 3 pkg hats, $50 pkg
lard, 49, 500 # lumber, 10 brls molasses
. bris potatoes, 6 cars pork sides,
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount o
Grain received, withdrawn and In stor'
bv regular elevators, as reported II
the Merchants Exchange to-day
Corn received, 3164 bu; withdrawn
1905 bu; in store, 1872 blu, Oats re
ceived, none; withdrawn, 300 bu; IL
store, 4S76 bu.
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GENERAL TRADE.
DEALS.


The following is the record OF the
bids and offers at the session OF the
Call Board of the Merchants Elk
change yesterday:
CORN.
No ., white, spot, zoe bid, 4lC
asked; May, Ale asked; June, Ale
asked July, 42lc asked; No: 2, spot,
90c asked; May, soc asked; June
sole asked July, SOC asked,
No. 2, white, June, S5c asked
July, 35c asked; No. 2, May, &c bid
June, 3Sc asked; July, Sic asked.
IRAN.
SPOT, $l2 bid; May, $12 % bid
$12 rs asked; June, $l2 bid.
CoRNMEAL.
Spot, So 05 asked; May, S2O5 asked
June, 81 973 bid, s. asked July, 81 81
bid. 81 asked.
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nAnaING ANN TIEs, ETO.

BAGGING-Jute, 94@11c; flag, 99(9
lOBc, accordingto weight. Ties, I'll 10
al 20.
NAns-t2 40@2 65.
WHISKY, WINES. LIQUORS, ETC.
WHsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour-
bon, 81 6O@6; rye, 81 1906; domes'
tic, 90c@fl 90.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May S.-Whisky
steady al 81 10.
CHICAGO, III, May ls.-Whisky
steady at II IA.
CrNcrNNATI, o., May Whlsk,
| quiet at ST. 10. Sales of $50 barrels
of finished goods on this basis.
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New York Dry Goods MARKET.

New YoRK, May lS.-The exports
of domestic cotton of the past week
have been 1880 packages, making
the total for the expired portion OF the
wear S7,966 packages, compared with
10000 packages the same time last
wear. against 85. 6,5 packages in 1884,
and 59,764 in 1883. For Tuesday and
the character of the consuming de-
mand there has been a fair business
but solely of assortments and quaint
ties necessary to meet current require
ments. Argyle brown 80 inch sheetlne
has been advanced to six cents.
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It SEED OIL, ETC.

SEED Delivered at depot and wharf,
S. per ton; on bank OF river 4. o, b.
boat, So; wagon at mills, S.; MEAL-
Prime Il. o. b., Sl5 per ton. Less
than carload lots, Sl6. From store,
9Oc per sack. CAKE-Nominal, Sl6
per ton. OrL-In carload lots, prime,
crude G. S. oil, 2ll@22c; prime sum
mer yellow, 263@27c; oa-summer vel
low, 25bG26@c; miners -; choice
cooking summer yellow, 26(930c.
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nr1rErRWRT.

DAY STALLION, star, lett hind ankle
Is and right hind heel white, Foaled MAJ
8. 1881, By Coy or lsire. Of Algath, three;S ear
Old record, 2:25l0' First dam Mareis 3, by
WIi sms's MAnlbriDo tste OF the GAN Of
oS ni.mnis a. reoo d 2:i5k, Posi- Boy
S.2sK, alice Stoner 2i2llS, b., Berkeley, kd;
win Forrest third dam By Msmbr,n9 ChleI
dire Of Lady Thorn, 2:lSA); fourth dan by
drew Eagle! eth dam by Boltvsri flxtn aSm
bv BIackbnrn's Whip; sew nth d'm BY Cos e
",CUT6BERTi q mahogany bay, lbA hands
biSb, and magnifeently proportioned; ne
IA never been handled for speed but can
show a 2:4O It with wo men IN q bug y.
Was bed and ised BY J u MO erran 4
SsoId al a twO-year old for g. 20. Cnthberl
viii be Above o ervo 3 approved mlIe'
this season. Services, twenty-hve WSol 40
lars olsh, Can be seer ATOM adSs 20
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n MARKET.

Coal On-Prime white, wholesale
lots, lie per gallon.
PrrrsBURd, Pa. May ls.-Petroleum
National Traufit certificates opened
at 7Olc; closed at 65Jc; highest, 7Osci
lowest. 64Ic,
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HORSES AND L

HoRsEs Good driving, $l50@225;
good saddle, $l4O@300i plugs, $500
SO; good mares, SS6@l40
MULvs-l4A to 10, $ll0@l35i 10 to
15B, $l25@l40; 15A to 16, $lb09l75'
Good demand; supply fair.
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WANTED S a ..SI 'sfRE Hnd ac HfES
BIBLE" Introduction By kcv.J. h.Nl
sent, DID. One lsept has sold II 2 tol
of 64 people; onv ~ N a village OF tsAto
neW agent IS in 10 dsys q &Sin Z epcel
siye weeks; one 20 10 3 days at two di1gr,
timeS. Kxperienoe not nscossoE4 S1ui
OASsELL h co. th,tdlt
20 Dearborn street, Chieaec
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COTTON MARK TS.

The local cotton market opened
quiet, and closed quiet and l6c
lower; middling, Sc. Sales, 400 bales,
of which 100 to exporters and 300 to
spinners.
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P~rrrsBuRs, May 10 -Noon-Riyer B
feet 8 inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CrNorENATI, May 18.-Noon-River
SO feet 10 inches on the gauge and tslI-
ing. Weather cloudy thermometerGS''
OAIRo, May 18.-Noou-River 80 feet
on the gauge and rising. Weather clear
and COO. No arrivals or departures oil
regular packets.
EVANSVILLE, May 1S.-Noon-Riyer
riaing, with % feet 8 inches on the
gauge. Departed: james W. Gar,
Cincinnati, 10 am.
LoursvmLE, May lS - Noon River
falling, with II feet 0 DChts IN the canal
and 10 feet 4 incl o. on the ialls. Busi-
moss 20 d. Wa,thsr cleer Ard mtd
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uIDEA ANT TALLOW.

HpKs- Dry flint, l2t@l5ci dry
salt, 106l2c; green salt, 6@7ci green,
565Bc; deer skins, 15@l6c Beeswax,
l8620c; tallow, 2ea24c.
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RIVERS AND

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, Us. A.,
MEMPHIS, May 10, 2 pm. !
The following observations are taken
at ali stations named at 760 meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
-IAyO EURORE

Cooks Exeurs.On PARTIES leave in
April, May, June and July. Send for Pro-
sindIVIduaI Tourist Tickets for travel
In Europe and all parts Of the globe. fnh.
sage Tickets by all lines Of steamers.
Cooks ExcurAiOntat, With mapss pun-
lished monthly, by mail for TN OEErs.
THOH. COOK a. hOn,
26l Broadway, New York.
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dull aud closed steady. Sales, 2500
bales, Quotations were as follows:

The New Orleans future market
opened firm and closed steady aud 3
10 & points higher. Sales, $500 bales.
Quotations were as follows:
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WpROWN'S IRON BITTERs Proved
ND to Mr.. John O. Highlands ~ Inlto
street, Memphis, Tenn, a most etlea CLOVIS
remedy Ion constipation and indigestion.
Ills daughter also takes 1t with satisfactory
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DHO IRON ByTTERs strength
Nd ened Mr. N. N. thompson, Ae Madison
street Memphis, Tenn wa n iesh9g YES
and IN need OF ato-ie, and Wonaeriuny I'm
proved her.
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LEE LINE.

baemnhas, FrlRrn Point and Rxeuiphia
and OaceOAa Packet Company.
For Helena. Glendale, Friara Point and all
Wav LandinRa-SkAAmof
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A Valuable Patent.
nanar,u cHor.el Corn and Pea Plan.

Danoy's (HOrsel Corn and Pea Plan
ter.
HAVING perfected my Invention, WI
m9nuiaeturers As . Corn Planter, ~ . :
nerIect sucoOIs-opens tho drill, Distributed
he Ssed accurately, uniniured, and ooVeId
the same, thereby one man performing we
v1oyS 81 three, They have been used In
this sasfion for over a dozen years with per
feet SStisfaction. UAn give reSporSible test
"0n John ii. DANCY, Danoyville,
HAYWOOD county. w..
DCOWE,s IRON BIruR.B VAS
h uped with ~salutaIy effect 10 tho family
Of Mrs, II, ". Bdmunds i4 Adams stIset'
Memphie, Tenn, she wal cured Of nervous
nSas and her husband Of indigeption -.
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JOHN Il. NORTON
. Madison ST., Memphis, Tenn.,
DEALER IN
STOCKS SAND BONDS
BUYS AND SELLS
AMERICAN COTTON,
OIL TRUST CERTIFICATES.
FINANCE.

Moneyin good demand at 8 per cent.
The Clesring-H House report is as fol-
lows:
CLEARINGs.
Tuesday, May 18th, $268, 632 70; thus
far this week, $495,559 SS; same
time last week, $525,987 OIL same time
in 1885, 1858, 593 81; .same time in 1884,
1898, 1851.
BALANCES.
Tuesday, May 18th, $79,537 81; thus
for This week, Sl27,0 $50 90; same
time last week. $140,3l3 10; same time
in 1885, SILLY 6S; same time in 1884,
$43,S5l n.
EXCHANGE.
Nav York sight on all points, par
buying, premium selling; New
Eurland demand, ! discount buying;
New England sigpt, t discount; New
Orleans, ! discount buying, par selling
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FOR VICKsBURG.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
O TIPTONVILLE.

For 0~scoola, llalos Point Caruthersyille.
Gayoso and Ttptonyills-rhe new steamer
GAYOSO, .Hwe
W. p. Hall. master j., D, Fullor".".clerk,
Will leave ms above, and oil. way points,
EVERY MONDAY and HUtSDAf at, D
pm. For freight or passage apply on board;
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
THIS nav
THURSDAl
ruruRE

Arripdls.-Joe Peters, Arkansas
river; Guiding Star, New Orleans;
O,ty of New Orleans, New Orleans;
Arkansas City, st. Louis; City Of ST.
Louie, st. Louis; City Of Vicksburg,
VicksburR.
DeparhTes.-Joe Peters, Arkansas
river; Rene Macready, st. Francis
river; Arkansas City, VicksbuIg;
CITY Of st. Louis, New Orleans; City
Of New Orleans, st. Louis; City Of
Vicksburg, St. Louis Guiding Star,
Cincinnati.
Boats IN Port.-Chickssaw.
Boats Due DOWU,-Dean Adams,
Buckeye State and Golden Crown.
Boats Due Up.-Coahoma.
Receipts Yesterday.
Guiding star-lOO pEgs merchan-
disc.
Arkaneas City-75 tons merchan-
disc. ,
CITY of Vicksburg-SO0 SKIS seed and
lot sundIies. 5000
Joe Psters-29 bales cotton, 1885
sks seed and 4S pkgs sundrie9.
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New York futures opened steady,
and closed steady and l point higher
than Monday. Sale, 7e,4t0 bales. Inc
closing quotations were as tollows:
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COMhOTmA
For Randolph. Fulton. osssOIA and WAY

EFT. Gas gsts... master Plat Rnoqoa .clsTI
WEDNESDXYS and FRIDAY. At s O'clock.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May lS.-Bank
clearings, $685., 1856; balances, ST.
455,236.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo, May 1s.-Bank clear
ines, 50, 72S, 9Sl; balances, S522, $50.
Exchange on New York firm at 70
cents premium.
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Receipts at ports, this day, 1886. 5,661
Receip 8 al porte, this day, 1885. l,SoO
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
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From Tie ansual report Of ne De
pazsment of Isdian AEsiu II IL Do
mfaioo IT ~ yooE on1c1 DeceGnber
Sls1 TIE folIowine sfaeis<ics referring
70 this Rruvince - fnken
he Indisn popuja1loo Of IL Cow
ichen aeeocy 3 sea1od TO b Isl.
They have l52o scro Under cuhiva-
tion, . sefee Of which uesu nevly
broken thia year. They raised ee5s
bushe1s Of produces and cut 50 tons
IL hay. No csgimnfe b giveo Of The
vasne II the Gsh - fnss cap1nred.
or of the rrvesne 0ogived N shese
Indiana from other Industries.
The Indians Of the agency On the
wess coazs Of yxncsuvcf Island nam
her sss5 soals> They rAissd <07o
haxhsls Of produces. cot too lons OF
hay. cultivated 50 acres Of ixnd, Of
which two scFes were newly broken
this rear. The value Of the dsh nnd
furs ezpturei By them b estimsssd q
t2l5o sad they are stated 70 have
realized from other Industries eli go
The fndisn populzfien Of the east
coast Of the Island 10 il69 The va
ae Of the furs captured b. them y
estimated = e37W and frcm olher
lndnssries they are stated 10 havs
reaI<xed eS13 %
Ca the Lower Fraser they number
&7s7 souls They have eiss acrrs
nnder euisivafssa. OF which ~ ncres
we're newly hroken this rear. Thsy
rn5sed =. So bnshels II produoe aaa
eat 1881 tous % Asy The value u
IL Ga cnaxhs By them wns -. IS.
and Of he FAIRS captured ga -
In the LlIicocs o. Williams Lake
districs ta<y numn<r Sool Ts<y
have 40 srres under eui<ivakion.
rs Of which ueFo neeiy oruhsn his
rear: her raised la.<S husAels Of
prodaee snd 40 Iona IL hay. TAer
cwn SO hesd of live ssock. TIE
vx,es 81 mrs cAptnred ~ them b
estimated a t335o
Tbs ln6iar popuiaion OF the KAN
taope sd ttkAanxon dissriess num.
hef xga6 so1ls TkGy ocxuv4 90
dweilinex ovn rs to1na ed snn1es.
hes~ - scrx4 us6H ti1lxge u
wAseh - acres we're newiy &rDksn
shis rear. her owa 50 1mplomeuss
sad $50 bed % Iivs aock, tA<y
rxs<cd ie93 basAe1e u puoooos cad
cnx 80 foas 81 kuy. h VSEue 81
EsA cnaxhk - skea = es1lmafed Il
e11oss - - farsoapesfpd, q DG31os
end frco oxAef in6uafies 49, ars
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A TTKR 4 LApgg or FORTY
esslssy - sssssSss = ~sse = -
fur 80 = ~ naue ps1D1 $780, -
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