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| BUTTER-Butterine, 1877 Gl4c; creamery,
30935c; dairy, lSg22c; country butter, 800
! Csc.
HOG PRODUCTS-Me pork, Sll@l1 so;
sugar cured hams, 1917 glO34c; breakfast ba-
con, S5@91a; clear rib sides bacon, TIC ;
bacon shoulders, -; bulk pork clear sides,
| &c; clear RIB sides, &c; shoulders, 5A@5%c;
LARD-Tierces, SIC; half.barrels and
kegs, 6%c; choice kettle, TIC.
FRESH MEAIS-Beef, iorequarters, 4d
! Sc; mutton, &c; hind quarters of beef, 4g
P6TGTkYTchickens dull; spring, sla2; :
old hens, So. Turkeys, sS91l. Geese, S3S4
Ducks, 81 50g3 dres ed chickens, 81 0g2 0
per dozen; dressed turkeys, S9l0e per pound.
GAME-Quils, per dozen, & al %. SPUR
villa, 81 5o@2 50. Venison, whole, &c; sad
GHEESE-Prime fats, 81S@9c; New York
factory, 723gSc; full cream lS11c; Young
PIGS FEET Barrels, IS 25; half barrels,
81 rs; Kegs, 81 %.
ST. LOUIS, MO-, December l5.-Provisions
more active firm and higher all around.
Pork very strong at 81 G2Iz@ll IS. Lard
loose iots-iong clear sides, IS 65 short fibas,
s. 75; short clear, IS 80; boxed lots-long
clear sides, IS 6Og5 S.; short ribs, s. IS (;
short clear, s. 80. Bacon frmer; long clear
sides So 60; short ribs 50 75; short clear,
steady; creamery, A927ci dairy, l5@23c.
Eggs frmer at 2lc.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, December l5.-The re-
ceipts OF live hogs at the stock yards were
smaller than usual A. d this made shors in
provisions anxious 10 cover. Mess pork
opened at 81 IS for May delivery, rose to
Sl2 on, and closed in the latest trading at
81 80. Lara advanced 5G71Tc, but lost the
Advance. short ribs advanced 10@l5c, re-
ceded 5971ac and closed steady. Cash quota
lions were as follows: Mess pork, per brl,
sll 20g@ll 30; lard, per 100 lbs, So 100
l21a; short rib tides, l. ose, s. 65@5 ~; dry
salted shoulders, boxed. 81 1894 80; short
clear sides, boxed, s. 05G6 10. The lead
log futures ranged a. follows: Mess pork
December opened at 81 IN, highest S1l 40,
lowest 81 20. closing at sll 25 January
opened at Sl1 30, highest Sll 5215, lowest
81 30, closing at Sll 40; Februar opened at
ell so, highest Sll s., OWest sll IS, clos
ingai Sll 80; MAY opened AZ 81 IS, highett
so 02a, lowest sll u.s.. closing az sl1 20.
Lard-Decemher opened at Sc Is, highest
1913, lowest So l2H, closing ut s. Is; J4nu-
ary opened OF So 20, highest So 25, lowest
So IN, CLOSING atsn 20; February opened at
s. 2714, hig est So S2% lowest j25, closing nj
So IN; May opened ut S. So, highest So 55,
lowest SO so, closinga' So 50 short ribs-Jan-
uary openeI at S. 6i1a, nigh st s. Is, 10 : est
IS 671S, closing at s. ~; Feurua y opened at
s. 81, highest s. 81, lowest S. IS, CO ing at
S. IN; NJ rcn CD ne1 at s. 67%, highe Il
s. 81, tOgest s. S2h, closing at g. 87&. On
the Produce Exchange today the butter
market was hrmer; or, amery, 22g271Sc;
dairy, lS95c. Eggs-fresh, 23924c.
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DRUGS uinine, p. & W. o., Toe; cans,
Csc; New York quinine, o., 65c; cans, 6Qc !;
4 s. cunning, a., Csc !. cans, 90;
vials, So 10; New York morphine, o. {. 225
per or OF viols, 81 05; cinchonidia, or.
walls. lSc or; o. cans, lSc o.; gum
OPIUM, per pound, So 40; iodids potash, 50 so
per pound, inclusive; subniirate blsmuth,
per pound blue mass, 43c per pound; oalo-
mel, 75c per pound mercury, 100 per pound |;
chloral b Ydrato, 81 so per pound; camphor,
2lc per pound !, alcohol, barrels, per ga lon,
PAINTS AND OIL-White lead, Col
lier's, TIC per pound; 50pound lets, 10 per
pound, &c of, Is days; Southern white lead,
nc per pound; 500 pound lots, 7c, 21gc of, Is
days; boiled linseed oil, 43c per gallon, by
barrel raw, 4Oc; tur. entine, 3Sy5o per salon,
by barrel.
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OTTON sEtD PRODuCVs

COTTON SEEC-Tu car load lots: Prime
crude cotton seed oil, new, 2715@
2Sc; off crude cotton seed oil $50
26c; prime summer yellow cotton seed
oil, 33@3ic; of summer yellow cotton seed
oil, 3l@32c; miners summer vel ow colt on
seed oil, SS@35c; prime summer white cotton
seed oil, S5@36c; choice cooking yellow cot
ton seed oil, SOC; prime cotton seed meal,
Sl5; less than car lots, SIS rs. Cotton
seed delivered at depot or levee, So per ton I:
from wagon AT mills, 10 per ton.
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were comp eiely oyershadowed by
the excitement in the share market and
with the exception of few speculative
Issues, the trading was devoid Of interest.
,Erie second consols, Atlantic and Pacific
Incomes, Fort Worth aud Denver 6rst',
Denver and Rio Grande Is, Hooking Valley
consOls and Texas Pacific income trust re-
ceipts absorbed the entire interest. Among
bon Is prices, however, sympathized closely
with the movement in stoc ks, and with one
OF two exceptions were weak throughout the
day. Hooking Valley SIS lost 2, at So; Dem
yer and Rio Gfande Is 2, at 76h; Houston
and Texas seconds 3, at 80; Indiana, Bloom
ington and Western irsts 2, at 81: the East
ern division 6s 2H, at 90; New York Central
6s AZ, at l0l; Ontario and Western frsts 2,
at l05; Nickel Plate seconds 3, at s6, and
Texas Pacific income trust receipts 8, at SO.
The total sales of stocks today were U.s.
5S4 shares, including Canada Southern, &c.
915; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
l02. $40; Delaware and Hudson, 1907; Erie,
5l,6T5; Kansas and Texas, lS,725; Lake
Shore, 96,075; Louisville ard Nashville, A.
$50; Missouri Pacific, 1859; New Jersey
Central, S2,49O; New York Central, 1925;
Northern Pacific, 1880; Ohio and Mississippi.
1915; Pa ,ifc Nail, Il, S95; PEORIA Decatur
and Evansville, 1850; Reading, ISL ,065; St.
Paul, T,6l0; st. Paul and Omaha, $3.50;
Texas Pacific, 1920; Union Pacific, $1,000;
Western Upion, 82,565; Wabash Pacific,
34O0; Northern Pacific preferred, 1880;
Oregon Transcontinental,1 IA, $40; Richmond
and West Point, IL, 800; Hooking Valley, 25,-
585. Closing quotations:
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A GIVE Fluciua ions in the Market offer
n. opportunities - specu at1rr to make
money Grain, Stocks Bonds and Petro
leum. Prom / personal attention given 10
orders received by wire or NAL Cores
p0udonce solicited Full information about
the markets VI our Book, which will DO for
warded tree on application.
ed, KYLE, Banker and Broker,
IS Broad q "a New Streets, rev York City.
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SKIM ANn YNRS.

SKINS AND FURS-Deer skins, 1Sc !;
bear, Slg7o; mink, l49IOc; coon, hunt
or handled, l596)c country handled,
l5@50c; other, Sl@6; beaver, 5000
81; wild cat, l5@25c; tOx, l5g75c; musk rat,
loo; opossum, l0c; wolf, 5Js@s2; skunk, SO
75c; panthers, 50cgSl
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SUGAR-Pure white, 60; of white, SIC;
yellow clarified, SIC; seconds, 5@5lSc !;
refined A, 6@6H; granulated, 61Sc; planta
ton gr'nulated' SIC; powdered, 7g71zc;
cut loaf, 7a7Ac.
CANiI Est cks, all fizos, in boxes, pals
al d barrels, ~ I9%o.
C0FFEE-CvmmOn, l31s 9l4c; ordinary,
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WHISKY. WINES, LTqU"Rs. ETC

WHISKY-Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
81 SOFAS; redistilled goods ro "a Soc to 81 50,
according to proof; rye, 81 1906.
CHICAGO, ILL, December l5.-W Risky,
81 Is.
ST. LOUIS. MO, December l5.-Whisky
firm, 81 -.
CINCINNATI, o., December l5.-Whisky
stsady; sales Of 1884 Barrels OF finished goods
on basis of 81 10.
Wheat weaker; No. 2 red cash, 679lc bid (:
January, 60, bid; May, 76c bid. Corn
weaker; No. cash, 30Ac bid January, 3l1s
bid; May SOC bid, Is, 271ac bid cash.
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WOOL.

Woodbury. grease wool, unWashed,
lSg lSc; clear grease wool, 23G26c; bury
washed, 23g30c; tub washed, 3SgS7c.
ST. LOUIS: MO-, December l5.-wool
steady; medium, 2la251ac; coarse braid, Is
heavy, l4u2lc
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NEW YORK Day eoODs MARKET

NEW YORK, December l5-With more
new buyers in the market there was more
inquiry for all classes Of cotton goods. with
business, as usual, IL the suit Of deliveries
in the execution Of orders which are even
fuller than previously.
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NORTHUMBERLAND MANUEL.

COAL 0IL-Prime white, wholesale lots,
91a9l0c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o.. December l5.-Pe-
troleum steady; e. W. ll0', TIC.
PIrTSBURG, Pa, Dece H. Der 15.-Petro-
leum-National Transit certificates opened
at zoe; closed at 67}sc; highest, 70c;s low
est &c,
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STATIONS.

PITTsBURG, PA, December l5.-Noon-
River 10 feet IL chrs on the gauge and rising.
Weather cloudy and snowy.
CINCINNATI, o., December Is. Moon
Rive. 10 feet on tho gauge and stationary.
Weather cloudy; thermometer 28'.
WHEELING. W. VA, December b.
Noon River 9 feet z inches on the gauge
and rising; shore Ice RAINING. Weather
cold and showing.
LOUISVILLE, KY, December l5.-Noon
River ieetS inches In the nal and feet
6 inches on Tho falls and falling. Bus ness
dull. Weather cloudy and colder.
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MER CHAN TAILOR,
Cleaning, Dyeing q Repairing,
No. ~ W. OoURT STREET.
|aoOrGa -. NtchcoI.
0RRuAE BANH ny Mpuppts.

Memphis, ronp., 6comher 10, 1885. I
THE the stockholders Of this bank arc
i hereby notified tn ,t the annual ectiOn
for Fifteen Directors 10 serve the ensuing
year will be held at the bank on TUESDAY,
January II, 1887, between the hours Of 10 a. m.
and pm. EDW. GOLDSMITH, Cashier, {
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HIDES AND TALLOW.

HIDES-Dry flint No. l, Ice; No 2, 12i5c 4;
dry sailed, lQ1a9l2%o; green sailed, No l.,
7@Sc; No. 2, &c; green, 5@6c. Sheep skins,
l5cgSl. Beeswax, zoe. Tallow, 4c.
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AGRICULTURAL. SEEDS.
DRUGS, PAIN AND OILS

sEEDs--Clover, 81 9Oa5 rer bushel /;
orchard grasoc, 81 5Ogl 80; hotdssgraosss, 8 @
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COTTON MARK gTS.

The local c)tton market opened
firm and closed quiet middling, Sc. Sales
1900 bales, including 200 last evening, 200 to
exporters and 100 to spinners.
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BAG6ING-Csrload lots. Jute, lbs,
SIC; IA lbs, nc; l1a lbs, &c. Flax, lbs,
9As.
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Important Sale Of Very ValHa-
BILE Lands in the States of Ar.
kansas and Mississippi.
Memphis, Tenn. Deoember 1. h

Memphis, Tenn, December l, 1885,.
Under and BY virtue Of the terms and
" conditions Of a certain deed OF trust
executed 70 me, as TruTes, by h. NJ. Apper.
son ana others, on the S0th Gay Of May, 1875,
TO secure the indebtedness therein men
toned, duly recorded In. Book "A j." pages
CIittenden county; Book "a, pages 70 to 50,
o. the Circuit Court Of Phillips county; Book
~" PAGES log to 1877, OF Circuit Court OF
Lee count; Book A A." pages "a to Ill,
,S SSUt VSHrt o. Lincoln ncauny, S' Sd6 Of
too Charcery Court OF Bolivar county, and
in Book q, pages 495 to 507, of Pamela coun-
ty, state Of Mississippi; default having been
made In said trust deed, and being requested
efciary thereof, will, as said Trustee, on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-16
YESTERDAY.

Coahoma-lS6 bales cotton, A bags seed
cotton and IA bags cotton seed.
James Lee-S9O bales cotton, 50 bags seed
cOttor 65l SKIS cotton seed, 50 bales hay, $50
feet ldmber and nd stock.
GlenVille-70 bales cotton, lao SKIS cotton
seed and II bags seed cotton.
Buckeye State-795 brls hour, Ia brls ap-
pies and potatoes, 100 bales hay, 2l9 bales
Sl5 SKIS cotton iced, 1000 brls salt and AGO
pkgs Iundries
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Also, the following other lands, lying In
the county Of Monroe, and State Of Arkan-
sas, and described as iol Owsi
The outhwest quarter Of section seventeen
10, containing 100 acres;
The southwest quarter Of tho northwest
quarter of section II, containing 40 acyes;
The north half of the northeast quarter
section IS, so acres;
The northeast quarter Of tho northwest
quarter of section 3, 20 acres;
Containing in all 800 acres, and known as
part OF the Redmond tract" all in town
ship 2, south ranke | west,
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RIVERS AND WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. s. A.,
MEMPHIS, December 10, pm.
The following observations are taken
at all stations named ut 75a meridian time,
which is ono hour later than Memphis time I.
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NAILS, lead. 5 OF.
mAGaINA Nn VIZ 90.

NAILS-1Os, iron, 50 25; steel, 50 40.
LEAD &c.
tH0T-Drop, 81 IS; buck, 81 30.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-16

Also, the following tract OF land, lying In
Bolivar county, Mississippi, to wit. II being
the north hnlf Except twenty-five aoros) as
sessod to Lobdell, Of section twenty-six,
township twenty two, range eight, contain
same land conveyed by j. ID. Quigloy, trus-
tee, 70 n. M, Apperson Co., and known as
the "St. John Place"
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Also, tho following other lands, lying In
the county Of Arkansas, and State OF Arkan-
sas, and described as follows, to-wit;
The north half Of the north half and the
township o, south range west, containing
100 acres,
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U. S. IS, 1905. Is, coup, 12Sk.
as, coup, 1l0h. Pacific 6s of 1895, 1885.

u. S. IS, 1907. Is, coup, 1881.
as, coup, 1l01S. Pacific Is Of 1895, 1885.
BONDS.
La. stamps, As, 80. Missouri IS, lC2.
Cent. Pac. lsts, JIG. Den. d RIG. lists, l1S1a
D, arg W lists, rs. Erie Eds, SIX.
NJ X. ri. Gen .6s ,99. North. Pac. lists, 1lf1a.
North. Pac. Eds ,l03. N. Western con. 13S.
N. West. deb IS, l07. Stills. + Gen. NJ. ,ll2H
St Paul con, 1871. St.P. .&P lists, ll9.
TIP. land grants,6l. T.P.R. q. ex cou, 751a.
U. P. lists, 1l6h. West Shore, joys.
Tenn. 6s, set mt, 104. Ienn.5 ,set'mt, 100.
Tenn. IS, set mt,S0.
STOCKS.
Adams Express, 1856. Morris&E., of'd.l2S.
Allegheny Cent'l,-. Nashyille J. e., 7O1a.
Alton 4 7. H., SO. NJ. Central. SIS,
A. Il I. H., pfd., 81. Nor.& W .pfd,4T1s
American Ex., l06. Northern Pac. 81.
B. G. r. & N, s., Northern Pac ptd, COY
Canada Pac., 66ss C.& y. .,lllR
Canada Sou, 5g3S. ca N.W.pfd ,iSs.
Central Pacific, Az. N,Y.Central, 1lh.
6. & q. 1T pfd, II. N.Y,6.& St L.pfd,24.
9; Il o. I'd Pfd,9S, Ohio Central,
Chicago il A. ,l40. Ohio d Miss. ,27A.
G.,B. ( q ,lS4. Ontario & Vest, Is.
c., st, L. 4 NO. Oregon Nav, lOl,
O., st. L, 4 P, 10. Oregon Trans, 81.
6. st. La P.pfd, 81. Oregon Imp, s..
@. d c., So. Panama, gS.
@. 4 II. Valley, 80. Peoria D. & g., 271.
Del. 4 Hud., 1009E. Pittsburg, l4S.
Del, L. X W. 1881. Pullman :. o., 1876.
Den. \ soRl Rio G SlA. Beading, 9j5S;o,<
Erie pfd, 691z. StL. & ST. ,2914,
New East Tenn. 147s,st.L. &s.E pfd, SO;
NewE; Tenn, pfd,7S' St.L.&s.F lstp, llS.
Fort Wayne, l43 G. NJ. a. St: P, 90h.
HaRP stto a 81 sfa !2' g. +. r. HI l
+Harlem, ZIG. st. Paul& Omaha, As.
E HRHstGn Ia R$ H.
Ind, B. * W., IS Texas Pacific, 20M.
Kansas & T., 3012. Union Pacific, 6lh.
Lake Il. 4 W, 15%. U. S. Express, 81
lou Lou s% SS:b 20 sSH. %.,sE: &p' b 81
N. Il Q. LIST pfd,-. W. U. Tel, 70.
n. & 9; ssconds,-. Colorado Coal, ,S41S.
Mem. Il Char. As. Home Stake, IA.
Mich. Cen. SCI. Iron Silver,
Min. x st. L., ~. Ontario, %.
Min. * st. L. pfd ,40A Quicksilver, G..
Missouri Pacific, 1867. quicksilver pfd, 251a.
Mobile Ohio, lS1s. South Pacific.
N. L.. 5: a. W. 60. Sutro, -.
NJ. [. IS. \ W pfd ,977s.
"Ex-dividend.
LONDON, December Is, p.m.-Consols,
1907 for money and 100 II. l6 for the account.
United States bonds, As, 1879; AIS, 1877.
PARIS, December 15.-Three per cent.
rentes, S3f 921ic for the account.
BANK CLEARINGS.
NEW ORLEANS, December 15.-Bank
clearings today, 81, 1856, 346.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. December l5.-Bank
clearings today were 50, $4,000.
BALTIMORE, MD, December l5.-Bank
clearings today were s2,36S,737; balances,
S2l8,372.
NEW YORK, December 15.-Bank clear
ings today were sl53,0l2,49ii balances, S.
827, 209.
BOSTON, MASS, December 15.-Bank
clearings today were els, 422, 4l6; balances,
81 ,617 rs.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December 15.-
Bank olearings today we're Sl0,9S7 sos; bal
ances, 81 ,469,963.
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Also. tho following other tracts Of land,
lying In said county OF Lee and state of Ar
kansas, on and near the Mississippi rivers
The northeast quarter Of section onei
fractional southeast quarter Of section one;
fractional east hall Of section twelve Cl2),
and the fractional southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter of section one.
South half Of south half of section 2;
West fractional half of section u;
Tho northeast quarter Of Iection eleven
The south fractional half section II;
The wost fractional halt of section IS;
The northeast fractional qua tor Of sec
ton IA;
All oil fractional section "a;
All Of fractional section Is, containing
22S5, 81 acres, more or less.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-16

Also, tho following other lands, lying In
about twelve miles miles from tho town OF
Mariana, TO wit; The west half Of the
west half of section twenty. seven (2T), con
tanning 1850 acres; the northeast quarter Of
section thirty-threo 1881, containing 1850
ter Of section thirty three (83), containing So
acres, and the northwest quarter Of section
thlrty-four 80, numbering 100 acres, con-
tanning In all 800 acres, and known as tho
"COtter tract"
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Also, tho following described tract or par
eel Of land, lying In tho said county Of Phil
lips and State Of Arkansas, and described
as follows;
The northeast quarter Of section sixteen,
township one south, range four east, con-
tanning 100 acres,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-16
JOHN n. NORTO "a
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS
"a Madison ST., Memphia, Tenn.
FINANCE.

Money in petty sctive demand at s
per cent. The Clearing House report is as
follows: -
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
Receipts U. States

Ao9os AoqOs Aoots
Receipts U. States
ports, days.. lI7,703l 16l ,52l l61,66I
Export Ct Britain 1l,lSI 52,Ss 5,sa
Receipts Sept LIST 49, los, $40 5, 099, 1881 pa $40
Foreign exports. $40, 2l2ll,71l ,4S7 $685. S5
Increase in receipts this year. ,S5S
AZ noon: Liverpool pots qoiet, fair in
CURRY. Sales, 10000 bales, o, which Ameri-
lean 1900 bales Receipt, 1900 bales, of
which American IL, 800 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows: Or
binary, SD; good ordinary, 4 ll-l6d low
middling, l-l6d; good middling, SD;
middling uplsnds, 5Adi middling Orleans,
THE prices are Oipea in pence and 6lths,
thus: 4 90 means 6S-6idi and sol means
l 64d.l
dull; December, l5d; December January,
-; January February, 5 l49e5 l31; Feb
y-March, s 1905 I'D; March-April, 5 l6
as l5d; Aprl-May. 5lsd; May. June, 5 20d; ;
June-July, 2l95 I'D; July-August, $50
Dad.
At2p.m: Liverpool futures were easy;
December, l3d, value; Dectmber-J an
uary, I'D, sellers; January February, I'D,
sellers; February March, lsd, sellers;
March-April, l5d, sellers; April. May, IS I'D,
sellers; May-June, 5 l9d, sellers; June-J uly,
Ats p. m: Liverpool futures were dull;
Dece Der, 5 lSl, sellers; December-Jan-
uary, lid, buyers; January February,
lid, buyers; February March, 8 l2d, va ne !;
March-April, l3d, buyers; April May,
5 l6d, buyers; Msy-JuHe, 49,, sellers;
June-JOly, 20d, buyers; July-August,
5 sd, sellers.
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The New Orleans future market opened
easy and closed quiet and to 8 points
lower. Sales, 1880 bales. Quotations were
as follows:
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Also, tho following tract Of land lyin
In The county Of Pamela, and state Of Mis-
sissippi, and more particularly describe
as follows, to-witi The northeast quar-.
Of Of section twenty-five (25l, tho south
east quarter of section twenty i've l25),
part Of tto northeast quarter OF section
twenty-five (25), all OF section thirty'six (36)I
10 township @, range west, and containing
about 1882 acres, 6g5 acres ofwhioh Is cleared.
Also, the following tracts Of lands stuat-
cd, lying and being In the osupty Of Linz
coin and State Of Arkansas: South fractional
half Of section thirty-iour (3D, township
Of Boone lake, section thirty-throe lSSlt
township seven (Il, range five Coy; east half
east Of Boone lake, section four Nl, town
ship 8, range 81 northwest quarter Of section
8, town,hip 8, range 8 north fractional half
Of northeast quarter of section 5, township
s, range 3; southwest quarter section u
township 8, range 8, conta ming In all Isl u
acres, together with all acoretions made by
the Arkansas river, known ~ the Maple
Grove Plantation" together with the tOl-
lowing personal property; Twenty-one
head OF mules Of various ages, siSes and de-
eoriptiOnB, two head o cattloi one steam
engine and hxluresi one griitmt one COT
ton Gin and cotton Pros, together with
wagons, tools and farming utensils.
Terms Of sale--0 One fourth 9 ieh OF the prices
balance In four equ,l iustallments, pay
able In one, two, three and tour years, evil
donced by notes executed by the purchaser
bearins interest at the rate Of six per cent.
per annum until paid, and secured by trust
deed on the said lands,
The title to above lands Ia sood, but sell
and convey only as trustee.
Further information can DO obtained OF
". NJ. Apperson n 10, -. Z, slaughter,
Chairman and Trustee, andOi N. Il. Lemas-
ter. Of Ford 4 Lemaster, real estate agents.
r. d JORDAN,
Trustee, MAsonIo Templo.
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New York futures opened easy and
clos steady and 10 to 13 points lower than
vest rday. Sales, 10, 200 bales, The closing
quotations were as follows:
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Also, tho following tracts or parcels Of
land, lying in tho county of Crittenden and
State Of Arkansas, to wit:
Southwest quarter of section twonty-ono
(2N;
East half of southwest quarter Of section
twentythree (23);
West half OF section six (6);
West half Of section seven (Oj
Northwest quarter Of So elton eighteen uS).
Southwest irao ional quarter Of section
nineteen 40, all In township 3, north range
east.
The said six (6) last named tracts contain
ing l070.H acres.
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The New Orleans spot market opened
steady and closed dull middling, 9hc
Sales, 1000 bales. Quotations were as follows:
Yesterday. Tuesday
0rdinary........................ ........ ~ ~
5000 ordinary. ..,...... ~ ga
Low Middling ........."-........ 81 SO
MludllIg va Wa
Good M ddling......... ............. 81 ga
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Tue, day, December 81, 1886,

on tho southwest corner of Main and Madi-
son streets, commencing promptly at IL
o'cleck M, and continuing from day 10 day
until the said lands are all sold, offer
for sale, at public outcry, and sell to the
hishest aud best bidder, the following de-
sctibed lands and property, situated In the
States of Arkansas and Mississippi, and
particularly described as follows, to-wit:
The following lands, lying in tho county of
Phillips aud State of Arkansas, on the bank
OF the Mississippi river, about ten miles be-
low Helena, Arkansas. to-wit.
The east half Of section thirty three, con-
tanning 30 60 acres, and all OF section "a,
containing $50 SO acres.
The south half Of section twenty-seven,
containing seventy three acres,
The west half section IS, containing $40
acres.
The. northeast quarter Of section %, con-
tanning l60 acres
All in township Ssouth, rauge4 east.
Fractional northeast quar,er Of section 4,
containing III acres.
All OF fractional section 3, containing
465.IS acres, In. township 4, range east
being the lands known as "E. M. Apperson's
Westover Plantation" containing In all
AA 57-lOO acres OF land, more or less.