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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of the terms of q certain deed Of trust
Wifs Saevi + MsTeT on IN AZ "a ~ snn ms
ISL, which said deed Is recorded IN the Registers
Office OF shelby county. in Record Book No. lSs.
page 263, default having been made in the caren-
ants and agreements thereof. and having been re-
qussted by nsjority OF the bensheisries in num-
Der and amount, as trustee, will.
saturday. the Iffh day January, Issz,
between the hours Of II O'Clock m and ! O'Clock
phis, OF the Taxing District Of said shelby county
sell at public A.ction, to the highest bidder for
which aid tracts or parcels Of land are siiased in
the said county Of shelby and State of Tennessee:
stake two whiteoak and two dogwood pointers, the
northwest corner Of the southern division Of the
1DOacre freet known the Lore Land; running
thence east 20 chains 70 blackjack and three point
era; thence north IS chains and 651z links 70 the
Marley avenue; thence west with the middle Of
said avenue . chains to the southwest corner Of
ing AZ the same cbanceTy sale al which this was
purchased By the said Marley; thence north with
links 70 the county road, running Leading from
withe Depot 10 Hickory Withe: thence west with
ing said q chains and IS links 70 the be-
ginning. containing. excluding said avenue,
?. Also, lot 9sxIi55z feet IN the town Of Hays
vile, In said shelby county. lying On the north
nue. being 29xII55z f.et OF tn vest part Of a To-
described IN deed 70 said Young p Marley. in
book 8, psge 5lS Of the Registers Office and Il
1I5< feet purchased by deed 70 the saId Msriey az
record Ia about Book 20 which said lot Of 25x
~ - BAitt HtsleAptA-ss fefElty Occupied uy
Marley & Co.
3. Also. certain other lot In the said town Of
HsysvilIe, being parts of lots 9, % and 20, and
part of Old Greealee street. beginning On Brown
street al the northwest corner Of the acre tract
conveyed BY the said \. T. Marley 70 Mn. Hughes.
and running westward with Brown street 47-IOO
chains, more OF les, 20 Jackson street: thence
southwark with Jackson street 10 20I0o chains 20
Campbell street; thence eastward with Campbell
street 1870 chains, more or less 70 the southwest
corner OF J. p COdys acre lot; thence nOrthwsTd
with COdy's line Z7-IOo chains 10 his northwest
corner thence eastward with his northern line
5YlOO chains 70 GTeenlee street as now located
thence nOrtnwsrd with Greeniee street $500
chains, more OF les. 10 Southwest corner 81 Mrs..
Hughes ~ acre lot thence westward win her
south lime 5glO0 chains 70 her sou u west corner:
hence nOrthWard with her western line 2 S7-I0
chains - Tie beginning. tote-uiiiH y estlADatlon
s-lG sores. IDore les TIE night and equity Of
rsoaIni slou. EEd al right OF sxeDPloH. dover or
homestead err expressly waived. The nre 20 The
several teaeFibed trscis parcels Of ground are
believed % be good. bat the uncers4gned sells a.
IN GooDBAR, Trustee.
My FtIs. December 10 ISL.
Ian 4 Raar
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Total receipts yesterday, 1929 bales,
against Is, 500 same time last year.
LIVERPOOL.
The Liverpool kilograms OF yesterday re-
ported the moderate inquiry freely supplied
Sales, 10000 bales. Of which 1850 were Amer
lean. Receipts, ., 500 bales, of which JIG, 800
were American.
At 1890: Uplands, 6 ll-l6d; Orleans, l3-
l6d.
At so: Ordinary, s. /; good ordinary, g. /;
low middling, led; uplands, 1l-l6i J.;
Orleans, Is .I6d.
The Liverpool market for futures at noon
was steady; February-March, % SD :;
March-April, 6 > S2i; April-May, Is -16i !;
May june, 6sd; June-July, q ~ SD; July
August, 81 sd.
At 1850: January February, 11-16@
6 % SD; February March, ODD
At $3.50: March-April, 8 Is led; April
May. 6 p SD; August-September, I'd.
At A: March-April, 6 25-32d.
At 4:30: Jsnuary-February, 6 IL l6i; Feb
rusry March, % SD; April-May, IS led.
At 3: February March, 6ii
Futures closed dull.
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Ennis Extension Of the Houston and
Texas Central.

KAUFFMAN, TEN, January 12.-MeSsrs.
Kaye q Quinl IN, OF tn II luston and Tex Cen
trail Railroad Company arrived to-day and accepted
the pro POSITION of the people OF kau oman county to
bntid a northeast extension from Ennis, on their
main line uid Kaufman aud Terrell to get GU t
let for the Morgan lines, independent of the Could
system, TO reach Chicago. st. Louis aud the East
The grounds for the depot aud other buildings
have been selected and the work promised 10 begin
inside of sixty days.
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R. DUDLEY FRAYsER. Trustee.
Trustees Sale.


A trustee Of the Memphis Cooperage and Man
- ulactur ng Company, offer for sale q large
lot of improved aud fTst class machinery ana
tools used for tie purpose Of making manu- fac
turing any and all manner OF cOopeTage work, the
same being now situate in the building lately oc-
cupied by the Memphis Cooperage Company, on
the Mckinney lot. No 20 Main street, city Of Mem
phis, together with all improvements put upon
said lot which the lessee is entitled TO remove
der It's lease Also large stock Of cooperage goods
both manufactured and unmG1ufactured. consist
ing OF barrels casks sayesof different kinds, furni-
ture, fixtures lu her trucks wagon dray iron rails
hoopiron. large 6ne steam engine and all neces.
sary appendages used IN the eooperage buSiness.
The whole or any part OF the aboye-described
property viii be sold at private sale at any time
prior TO the 14ta day of January, 1852 and, If not
disposed Of At said date will be offered for cash
public sale. TO the highest bidder commencing at
y O'Clock, on the 18th day of January, 1852;
said sale 20 be made on the premises where the
property is situate. Parties desiring 10 purchase
with view of continuing the cooperate business
will ind no difficulty in securing q lease on the
premises for period Of years. upon favorable
terms. Any information desired can De obtained
by inquiTing at the State National Bank Of Mem
phis J. A HAYES, JR, Trustee
Myers & sneed Attorneys
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on white clarified, 91zag24c; pure white. s74a1Oe
CIT loaf, lie granulated, l01zc; powdered. lie:
45g55c; good to prime, 5sGeOe; strictly prime Il
/ choice, &c; fancy, &c.
Riee-LouisiaIis, common, 61z@7e; prime. 71ze
salt-Per esTT-ioad, 81 co; from store. 81 e5s1 q
/ Per barrel; coarse, per sack 81 20; fine, 81 65
BA&GfSG AS6 ffEsG et sesRa $40
! lie; fies-stsndard makes. 81 coal 6j; pieeed
and outside brands, 81 80 Irvine, 17c per H.
PELTRY-Prime and seasonabIe skins lower;
hunter raccoon-NO. !, J5c; No. ,. Zoe; No. 3. &c
10. ( lOc; country raccoon-No /, zoe; No
e, No ;. l0c; cased mink-No. !, 4oc; No. ,
5Oc; No. ,, loo; cased otter-NO. /. So; No =, 81
No. j. g No 81; open otter g 80: beaveI-No
Wild cat lOS25e; house cat, l0c; opossum. Toe;
black cased skunks-No !, 65c; No 40c; striped
skunks, lO935c; cased fox-No l, 4Oc; bearskin, 81
90; sheepskins, 25@I5c; dry deer-skin. per pound,
4oG; green deerskin, per pound, Ice
HIDES, ETC.-Hide market low and weak No.
dry flint hides, l5916c; No. dry hides. 129I$c:
dry salt hides, ll@l2e; No. green salt hides SC;
beeswax-prime yellow Isc tallow &c; ginseng
per pound. 81 80; prime feathers, 4Oc.
LEA1HER-Oak sole, 37G f0c; hemlOck, 27(d30c
per pound; harness, S69IOc; skirting, S7gfOc;
French calf. $4,000 per dozen; domestic calf, s3O9
LINE AND CEMENT-Aiabama lime, s-bushel
barrel g5c9sl barrel; Tennessee, % bushel bar
rel s5g9Oc; Louisville cement 81 70d1 "a barrel;
Plaster ofParis. 81 80.
WoOL-Tubwashed, Sc; unwashed, Is92Sc;
BRICKS-Hard 80 20; soft go thousand; fire
brick, si94 80 a hundred.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
J. LaCIoix, of the Memphis stock Yard, Second
street, Chelsea, reports;
CATTLE-ChOice native and Texas corn fed cat
tie. per pound, 41395c; good native and Texas
eGorn-ied' per pound, 4@419c; medium native and
Texas corn-ted, per pound, 5149fc; smooth, lat
oxen, Ching 1000 to 1900 pounds, per pound
54G354c; rough steers and cows, in good condi-
tion, per pound, 213g3c; fat heifers and cows per
pound, S931zc; choice grass cattle 31%a41zc; fair
TO medium grass cattle, 59814e; sealawag and
common, lAG.i4c.
SHEEP-Choice. per ID. 31z941Ie; medium, per
ID. Sa:;1fc; common. per head, sldI 80.
LAMBS-Choice, per head, sS@3 so; medium,
S2GL3 30.
HoGs-Choice corn, per 10, 6I497c; medium,
@1J54c: common 4G5c-
COWS AND CALNES-Nilch cows with young
calves, per head, Sl5g;5; yearlings per head sfg5
HORSE AND MULE MARKET.
MULES-No. dray mules, IL TO I6I&. sl756225;
l5I4 to l6 sl5O@l75; 10 to l5lz, Sl239l50; l4i to
u, r109aI2J.
HoRSES-Good driving, sl25aaO0; heavy draft
none on the market; saddle horses. sl4Og235;
plugs, sl0g75.
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An Assertion rxpIsci,iy ncpied.

New YoRK, January 12.-The assertion
that the Louisville and Nashville Company did
not earn its dividend for The past six months is
plicitiy denied The S3l9 900 revenue from other
source was from dividends on securities of the
Nashville and Chattanooga aud Nashville and
Decatur roads, owned by the Louisville and Nash
Vile COMPANY.
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Terminn, FaciIilies al Norro,..

NORFOLK, VA. January 12.-The stock
holders OF the Norfolk aud Western railroad CON
hrmed the action the directors in the matter of
the East Tennessee. Virginia aud GeoTgis, Shen
andoah Valley and New River railroads. Resolu-
tons were adopted recommending the directors to
take measures 10 increase the terminal facilities at
No folk. Resolutions were also adopted author
izing the directors 10 effect consolidation TO
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SYPHILIS,

This great specific cures that most loathso
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HOG PRODUCTS.

New YORK January l2.-Pork heavy ard
lower; new mess. sl7 25917 80. Lard unsettled
prime steam 1l.25@l1.S0c.
LOUISVILLE, ] January 12.-Pork and prime
steam lard nominal. Bulk meats firmer; shout
ders 6>.c; clear rib, SOjc; clear sides, o. f9 e.
Sugar-cnred hams, IL &c.
ST. LOUIS, January l2.-Pork lower, TO
sell; s17 10 bid cash and January 81 p bid Feb
ruary. Lard nominally lower, ll.0Jc. Dry salt
meats lower, to sell; only mal job trade. Bacon
quiet, 712g10c.
CINCINNATI, January 12.-Pork easier at
ST. % Lard dun and lower. lie Bulk meats in
ia;r demand: shoulders 61sG612c; clear rib, s-90G
DC. Bacon steady; shoulders, 7}@c clear rib,
l0i4c; clear, 1916.
NEW ORLEANS, January l2.-Pork-no
new on hand and very little old few small sales
of old ut sig; new held at $50. Bulk meats firm
shoulders loose, none on hand packed held at
6t3g6 SCI clear rib, pack d, g5sd912c; short clear
. e%@95sc. Baeon-shoulders dull a d lower;
quoted at 754c.
CHICAGO, January I2.-Pork dull, weak
and lower; ST. 15Gl7 20 cash, Sl7 22I2d17 . Feb
ruary, sl7 2l4@17 IS March, 81 621SdE II April.
Lard in fair demand bu: at lower rates; Hoo "a
Lose cash. 1l.l2Ja &c Febrary ll21tzG SIC March,
IL iOc April. Bulk meats in fair demand but at
lower rates; shoulders, 64Oci short rib, &c. short
clear, 9l4c.
('oH.Ifork easier but not quotsbly lower. Lard
dull and UNCHANGED.
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Trustees Sale,

Pf virtue OF a Deed of Trust made TO me. as
ID trustee. by R. B. Ward the LIST day OF
April, 1881, and recorded in the Registers Office of
Shelby county. Tenn. on I'd of April, 1881 In BOOK
l3s, page 526. said deed being executed 70 secure
certain Indebtedness therein out, and default
having been made will, according TO the terms
OF the deed. and at the request OF the beneficial
ries, between the hours OF II m. and O'Clock p IN.
Saturday the 18th Of January, 1852,
on the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, in the Taxing District Shelby county Ten
nessee sell at public cutlery. to the highest and
best bidder, for cash, certain lot parcel of land
in said District deseribed'as follows: Being one
fifth -5l interest iu lot in block So lot No. T. and
of shelby street. and running back between par
allel lines, 100 feet TO an alley; bounded on the
south by a lot owned by Mrs Addie Bowie, and on
the north by a lot owned by J. 8. Stan ton; said
Ward being seized and possessed of said one nth
interest through his father. the late J. T. h Ward
deceased Equity of redemption waived The
purchaser at the gale will acquire absolute title
the latter believed TO be good, but sell and
vey only trustee.
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RAILWAY RECORD.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Chesapc.ke, Ohio a0d sOuthW est rn-
Trains move as follows. Mail leaves daily ex
Ccpt sunday at i-OO PIN; freight leaves daily al
90 an Mail arrives daily. except sunday, al
. am freight arrives daily at $40 pm
Memphis and LiftIe ROck-Tratns move
As follows; Passenger No. l leaves daily at .i:jj
PM passenger No. leaves daily at 40 a NJ.
freight leaves daily. except Sunday at $50 m.
Passenger No. arrives daily at 1875 pm. pas
benEer No. strives daily at 20 M. freight ar
tyes daily, except sunday, al G 20 pm.
Temphi> and GbRrf+stOu-Trains move
follows, city time. Mail and express leaves
daily at II - pm. fast mail and express leaves
daily at G:jJ am. SOmervills accomm odation
leaves daily, except sunday, atI:35 pm. Mail and
express arrives daily at 800 an; fast mail and
express arrives daily at $40 pm; SOneryille
$40 am
Louisville and NashViIIe-Trains move
as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at j:1O
leaves at 1850 p m; mail leaves daily at 20
An; brownsville accommodation leaves daily,
except sunday, at IS pm; mail arrives daily 81
$50 pm; Brownsville accommodation arrives
daily, except Sunday, at S.35 ar.
htSstssippJ aud Eeunessee- Trains move
IS follows; Nail leaves daily at l2:c5 pm;
saTdis accommodation leaves daily, except Sunday,
at $50 pm. freight leaves daily EXCEPT sunday,
at - m. Mail arrives daily al 80 am. "a rdis
accommodation arrives daily, except sunday, ut
: ~ an; freight arrives daily, except sunday, at
5 80 pm.
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pRY GOODS MARkEr

New YORK, January 12.-There is a con-
siderable force of package buyers in the market
and business was sctive wit commission houses.
Cotton goods in moderate demand. White
goods fairly tive. Prints Irregular Cling
hams are active; the price OF Manchester light
prints is made at 61Sc.
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RECEIPTS AT ALL UNITED STATES PORTS
DURING JANUARY

DELLAs, TEX, January l2.-The largest
single sale of cotton made in the United
States was made to-day by NJ. d. Cleveland,
5725 bales, the consideration for which in
round figures being S290,00O Major A.
Rutt Ray purchased it for cash.
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By Telegraph.
NEW NOpK

The following are the New York spot quo
tations for yesterday: AT 1910, quiet and
nominally unchanged; at 1890, steady; at
$50, easy; at 5, easy. Sales, 1872 bales;
contracts, 500 bales. Closing quotations were
as follows:
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A Proposition Favorable 90 the Settle
mem of tie rrnni- Ii ne War.

New YORK, January 12-It is stated that
the proposition for the settlement of the rail-
road war was f4vJrably received at the conference
yesterday, and another conference is to be he'd
to-day
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FOX SALE.
NOTTON CARDING g. SPINNING

Machinery FOR SALE. Complete sys-
~ TEN (nOw Tunning) comprising Kitson Opener
kitson Spreader, II Worker Il Stripper Cards, so
inches: Drawing Frames Higgings's Slubber 81
spindles; ProviJence NJ Co Slubber, so spindles;
Higginss Speeders, ~ Spindles sch; Providence
Speeder, 152 spindles 20 Ring Spinning Frames
4276 spindles; Reels Warp Mills, spoilers, etc
Will be sold 10 lots 10 suit puT hasers. Address
JOHN q. DIVINE. Thompson Il Division SITS. Phiis
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TRUSTEE SALES.


by virtue of Deed of Trust executed to me on
- the LIST day of April. 1881. by NJ. e. Tobin *
Co., will,
Monday, the 18th day of January, Iss2,
on the southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, in the Taxing District of Shelby county,
Tennessee. between legal hours, sell for cash. to
the highest bidder, the following personal prop
erty; horse and 10 mare mules II sets drsy har-
ness, II drays-6 single and double. / make the
sale on default Of payment of the notes secured in
the Trust Deed and at the request of the holder
OF same. Title TO the properly believed to be
good' but shall sell and convey as trustee.
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The tone of the New y ork future market
was as follows: At 1920, steady at advance;
at IL 80, quiet; at 1890, weak; at 2:30,
steady; at $50, easy. Sales, $4,000 bales.
Closing quotations were as follows:
Months. NesierflpN. | WednesdnN-
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~ - In sAAs - 6D<&A~9
Whether i'm its Primary, Secondary or
Tertiary StaEe.
Removes all traces of Mercury from the system
Cures Scrofula, Old Sores, rheumatism, Ecze-
ma, Catarrh, or any Blood Disease.
Cures when Hot Springs Fail!
Malvern, Ark, May . 1881.
We have cases in our town who lived at Hot
Springs, and were finally cured with s. $. S
AcCAMAON & MURRY.
Memphis, Tenn. May r. aa
We have sold 1896 bottles of 5. 3 s. in We. II
has given universal satisfaction. Fair mluded
physicians now recommend 1t q positive specific.
S. MANSFIELD & co.
Louisville, Ky, May 49, 1881
s. 8. 5. hiss given better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. j. a. FLEXNER.
Denver, Col. May ?. 1881.
Every purchaser speaks in the highest terms OF
g. s. S. L. MEISSETER.
Richmond, Va. May Il, 1881. e
You can refer anybody to rs in regard TO the
merits OF s. S. $. POLK, MILLER K co.
Have never known 8. g. S. to fail TO cure case
of Syphilis, when properly taken.
H H. l. u DE 3 BARD Perry, Ga
The above signers are gentlemen of high stand
ing, A. II. COLOUITT Coy q Georgia
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MOVEMENTS AT THEIEvEE

-ArrtuOis.-Dean Adams, Arkansas City; st. Gene.
We've, St Louis: James D. Parker, Cincinnati.
DlpdTtsTes.-Dean Adams, Arkansas City; ST.
Geneyieve, ST. Louis
Boats IN Port.-James D. Parker and Fulton.
Boats Due DOtcH--Coahoma, City of Providence
and Goldt n Rule
Bodts Due Thames Lee, Marlin Speed, Josie
Harry Guiding Star, Annie P. Silver and Charles
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COTTON EXCHANGE BULLETINS.
The following conditions Of all domestic
markets are CLEANED from Cotton Exchange
bulletins of yesterday:
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SATURDAY.

White River JOSIE HARRY, saturday. pm
Arkansas River MARLIN SPEED Saturday, SPIN.
Cincinnati..------JAs. D. PARKER, Saturday, pm.
New Orleans,.--..C. p. CHoUTEAU, Saturday, Il Ii.
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GRAIN MARKETS.

MrLwAUKEE, January 12.-Nooa Board
Wheat dull No. ? hard nominal. 81 32Jl; No. and
January 81 2954, February and March Il ;Otf,
April 81 3j13, May 81 II; No. s. No. and rejected
nominal. Corn quiet: 6314c for No. .. Oats firm;
BE bid for No. ,. Rye quiet; 95c bid. Barley,
sellers, 96c.
BALTIMORE, January Wheat West
ern dun and steady; No. > winter red, spot 81 10
asked January 81 S9J&9I 395s, February 81 4l1sa
| NJ, March 81 Ifi4GI a, April 81 l5gi 45l4.
Corn-western easier and dull: mixed, spot and
January. 671496sc. February 6s' sa6s5sc, NJ .reh
7OIssd7G5Sc, A riI 19c bid, May &c bid. Oats
steady; Western. white, 5l9j3c, mixed, 5o@5Ic
Peuusylyauis 5OG5:{c
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The New Orleans future market opened
steady; at 1910, quiet; at $50, barely steady;
at $50, -. Sales, 20, 800 bales. Closing
quotations were as follows:
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FINANCE.

Business easy; sale of Home Insurance
stock was male Monday at so; represented
as scarce. Money Gas per cent discount.
Exchange on the principal Eastern points
demand, par selling, discount buying
New England and other points, sight, 1
discount; New Orleans, buying discount,
selling par. City compromise bonds, so;
coupons, S00824; Planters insurance stock,
los; Memphis gas stock, SO@S2; bonds,
100; Mississippi scrip or coupons Of District
No. selling at IL.
MEMPIIs RANK cIEARINGs
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RECEIPTS YESTERDA'

Dean Adams-66 bales cotton, bgs seduction,
80 SKIS seed and lot sundries.
Ste Geneyieve-S2s brls -four 10 brls meal 100
SKIS corn. 355 SKIS bran, 50 SKIS oats 81 nd hogs
10 bales cotton, bgs seduction and 1854 pkgs
mdse.
James D. Parker-j4 bxs canned goods, So brls
potatoes and apples, so brIs whisky 10 brls vine
gar 20 brls castings, III bales straw, 50 bales hay
30 empty oil brls 176 bdls and bars iron and coo
Tkp Sziln
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CLEVELAND, January 12.-Petroleum quiet
sw. no. &c.
PITrsBURG, January l2.-Petroleum quiet /;
United certificates opened ST. &C, and closed Size
refined S5t4c, Philadelphia delivery.
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RIVERS AND WEATHER

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE. U. s. A.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January T., 1882. I
The following observations are taken at
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

FTiars Point---.-JANEs LEE. Lee, 5 pm.
Vicksburg- CITY OF Providence, Lenox. 10 m
New Orleans.-.--GoLDESR Rule, Shinkle. pm.
OSceOla- .....-..-.-- COAHoXA. Cooper, pm
CINCINNATI. GUIDING STAR. Hegler, 10 am.
St Louis ..--..--..-BELLE MEMPHIS. Mckee, p. N.
Hatchie river. FULTON, Deering. pm,