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GROCERIES.

Business continues very brisk and prices
firm. Louisiana sugar and molasses easing
off in consequence of liberal receipts from
plant aioas. Canned goods unchanged.
SUGAR-Louisiana, open kettle. 61z971Sc; yellow
clarified. 71a9Sc ohwhite clarified, SH9S19c; pure
white, &c; cut loaf, 1lc; graduated, 1910; pow
dered, IL re.
COFFEE Ordinary, s1E@lO1zc; prime, 111z@l2c;
choice 1215@131Sc.
MoLAss Es-New Louisians, eommo on to fair, 40
@45c good to prime, 47@50c; strictly prime to
choice, 53955c; syrups, 459i5c, as to quality.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.--Prices per dozen: Peachest
lbs, standard, 81 u.s. seconds, 81 so; tomatoes,
lbs. 81 10@I 20; lbs. 81 50 strawberries, 81 30;
raspberries. s65; blackberiies 81 %; green CAGES
81 35@1 30; plums, 81; pears, 81 5O9l 20; extra
Oyster Bay asparagus, 81 75 green corn 81 25g 65
81 2O91 S. full weight: light weight No. l, zoe;
No. ., 81 20; condensed milk-Crown, Sc IS; Eagle,
IS IS; pine apple, 81 60@1 So.
sALr-Per carload. 81 As; from store, 81 so per
barrel; Louisiana coarse, per sack, nominal; tne
81 Is.
soAP-4@61zc per pound.
BAGeING AND TIEs-Baggipg, 11Slbs, s@s14c;
1$z-ibs, SN@S1sc; 15s-lbs, 9@91sc. Ties, arrow,
81 65 per bdl; button. ST. rs al so.
BALTIMORE. November l4.-Cofee quiet; Rio,
cargoes, 71S@S$4c. Sugar quiet; A soft, $50.
NEW YORK, November 14.-Cofee dull; Rio,
cargoes, 7A971zc. Sugar steady. with q fair de-
mand: fair 10 good refining. 16 g712c. Molasses
quiet but steady; New Orleans, 40GSc; Porto Rico,
! 35@5Sc.
NEW ORLEANS, November 14.-Coffee-Rio, car
| goes, common to prime. 69l05zc Sugar-common
to good common, 54g51zc; fair to fully fair. 81
@61sc; prime to choice, O. g65ae yellow clarified
| granulated, SIC. Molasses-c centrifugal 26@3Sc
| fair 3Sd4Oc: prime 10 choice, 42649c,
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Looks Like Ihere Might be TronbIe.

SYRACUSE, November IA. The excite
ment regarding the crossing of the New York,
West Shore and Buffalo railroad and The Syracuse,
ChenangO and New York railroad, aud the ada
cent property, of which the companies claim the
title continues. There were about 500 men con-
gregated at the crossing last night, and general
fight is imminent. Five locomotives belonging to
both roads standing at tue crossing, while
number of fiat ears have been derailed, COM
pletely blocking Willow street. Both parties defy
each other, despite certain orders of the court.
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PROVISIONS,

Hog products steady, with light stocks and
heavy demand. Bacon-very little in stock.
Butter steady at quotations. Lard quiet.
BUrrER-Butierine. 1T@lsc; common. 1sg2Oc;
country. 2O925c; Western, 2392ic; fancy dairy,
cfaHSaNfsetofy iIsii full cream l4el41zc;
MESS PoRK-s2S IS per barrel; So garcured hams,
SIG: breakfast bacon, SIS D per cwt.
BAcok-Packed-ciear sides, sl4 p; clear rib,
BULK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sides, SIS Is; clear
rib. sl2 75; shoulders, 50 IS; strips, So, original
LaRpETierces, s12 s71z: kegs, s1S %; 2OIb
pals, SIS 75 10b sl4 IS 3-lb $l4 M leaf lard 81
higher.
NEW YORK, November 14.-Pork duh and
lower; new mess, S21 9O@22. Lard duh and de-
pressed; prime steam, 1214c.
LOUISVILLE November 14.-Provisions steady.
Pork-mess, $40 70. Bulk meats easier; shoulders
1ON slO1zc Bacon-shoulders, 1Oc. Hams-sugaI
cured, 1534c. Lard steady; choice kettle rendered,
13c.
$40 So Lard inactive and lower, IL zoe bid. Bulk
meats dull; shoulders. Sc; clear rib, 11e Bacon
I5I4c; clear, I61zc Butter heavy; choice Western
reserve, Csc; choice Central Ohio, 2Sc.
BALTIMoRE. November 1l:5PIovisi9ns quiet let
sides, packed, 1o915c; Bacon.shoulders 1294e;
clear rib sides lSc Hans lss7G LaFd 2s
26c; creamery, 32@S6c Eggs scarce here.
ST. LOUIS, November 14.-Butter quiet cream
cry , dairy 2ss2f 6rv E Ell n S5esdy
small packed lots-shoulders. s@S1sc; long clear,
1O11@105zc: short rib 1O5z9l1c; sugar-cured hams.
1iS0111zc. Bacon very Scare small sales OF snort
clear at I454c. Lard nOminally lower
NEW ORLEANS, November 14.-Pork, S22 %.
Lard higheirefned, fierce, 1910; keg, 15sc. Bulk
meats in fair demand and prices higher shoulders.
packed, held sss@8%c; clear rib and long clear,
| I@1114c. Bacon-shoulders, l0c; clear rib and
long clear, 1414c; short clear, 142c. Sugar cured
hams choice canvased, 15@151ac, as in size and
| brand.
CHICAGO November 14.-Pork in fair demand
but at lower rates closed steady SIS cash, Sl7 SOC
| II So November, s17 45@17 so December and the
year Si7 47Iz@1i7 so January, sl7 52z@17 So Feb
ruary, sl7 6515@l7 70 May: Lard active but lower,
| closed steady; 1l50911,55c cash, II .42491l. 45S
| November, 10. S0@l0.S21zc December and the year
| 1014@10. TIC January; 10.7TN@losoc February
| 1O.971zg11c May. Bulk meats in fair demand
shoulders, &c; short rib, 1054e; short clear, lie
Butter quiet; fair to fancy creamery, 24936c fail
4 to fancy dairy, 123z gS0c-
! Cau.-Pork insctive sl7 20 November, sl7 s.
asked DECEMBER, sl7 S71a the yesr and January
| sly 45l17 Az February, s17 67H May. Larc
| Irregular but active; 1l.55c November, 10 s229'
December and the year, 1o.77zc January, 1os21s'
ITot,rt, II [Ha1 Nroxv
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Ine western Passenger war.

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, November IA
There are no points OF fresh interest in the railroad
war to-day, save that the Albert Lea route is tax
ing the bulk OF trade by asOn OF selling a plain
through 81 ticket to ChicaSo,wi no rebate ineum-
on the rebate pIsn, and from the amount of
posters going up and dodgers flying abont, COM
peting lines evidently expect a long fight.
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
OF
h Il a L. e ST a TIE.

No 27S6 R-Chaneery Court of Shelby county
L. L. Belcher, Administrator, ETC., vs. D. Wicker
DY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale en-:
d tered in the above cause on the 25th day OF
December "a, 1880 and November 10. 1852, will
sell. at public auction, to the highest bidder, In
front of the Clerk and Masters office, courthouse
of shelby county, Memphis Tenn, on
Saturday, December y, Iss2,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-wft:
/. A lot on the east side OF Bayou Gayoso, be
sion of James P. Hardaway's estate, extending
esstwardly along the north side OF Court street 80
feet from the bayou and northwardly about $50
feet to an alley formerly leased to Carroll Walker
Co.
Q certain lot on the northeast corner 4 Third
and Jefferson Streets beginning at the intersection
of these two streets: running thence east with the
thence north and parallel tn Third street so feet
to a stake thence west aud parallel with Jefferson
street 50 feet to STAGE IN v S t asst e ne ri
Third street SO feet to the beginning known as the
2 Also certain other lots as shown by the Com
missioners Report in tae case OF L A Perrin VS.;
in sid by the Court to the heirs of D. Wick
ersham deceased, to-wit:
g. The balance OF the southwestern part OF lot
SIS claimed by said heirs: Beginning a the north
east corner of PERKINS, Lot No. 6: runs thence
south west 16S feet 10 its southwest corner 80
feet from the center line of Concord street; thence
south 1919 east with the north side of street
1855 feet 10 stake; thence north ~ east lo4zs
feet 10 the south side OF the railroad thence north
79leo west $50 feet with the south side of the rail
road TO the place of beginning: known on the said
5 and therein marked Wickersham.
Reference is made to said plat and Commission
ers' Report file in my office, in said case OF Per
IT Terms III Of saie-0ne third cash; balance on a
credit of and u months; purchaser executing
notes bearing interest with good security; lien re
tanned; redemption cut of. This November ID, 1852.
| B. ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
| By Geo. MaIlery, Deputy Clerk and Master.
| E. L. Beleber, Smith & Collier, w. M. Randolph,
Metcah q Walker, Humes & Poston, j. Z. Temple
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RAILWAY RECORD.
A7RvAL AND DEPARTURE OBTAINS

Chesapeake, Ohio aud SouthWes tern-
Trains move as follows: No. texpre<s) leaves at
Il:40 pm; No (mail) st $50 am NO. Covlng-
ton accomm ods tom at $40 pm NO 1 texpress)
arrives at 2 20 an; No. arrives at 1:49 pm No.
Covington accommodation, 9:5S Am. tsitynme1.
Memphis and Lizzie Koek-1rains move
as follows: No. leaves daily at 44Op.m arrives
1I0:50 pm. ; No. 8 leaves at Am; arrives at
an. No. {freight) leaves BOpeheld at am; ar
r1ves at pm.
follows (city timel: Through express leaves
daily at 1903 pm. Local mail AID express leaves
daily at IS am. SomeFviile accommodation
leaves daily except Ss ndsy. at 4: 55 m. Through
express arrives daily at 4:20 a M Local mail and
express arrives dsfly at $50 p m Someryille sc-
ommodstfon arrives daily, except Sunda y. at $40
IA.
Louisville and Na>hvtlIe-Traips move
as follows: Fast mail arrives daily at 1910 I;
leaves at 1910 pm: msil leaves daily at S:25
= m. nssseuoer accom- mod a ton Iesye dsiIy
10 10 m; ARRIVES daily at $40 pm. (city tfmeE
will make close connection for all points East:
Brownsville accom- mediation leaves daily, except
sumo sv, at 4:55 pm; mail arrives daily at 20
pm. Brownsville accommodation arrives daily
except Sunday, at S:25sm.
MisSfssfppf and Tennesx4e-Tratns move
as follows: New Orleans and fast mail and express
leaves daily at 1876 pm; Sardis ccom moda ION
leaves daily, except sunday, at $40 pm :; freight
leaves daily, except Sunday, at 5:55 am New
Orleans fast mail and xpTess arrives daily at $40
q NJ; Sardis accommodation arrives daily except
sunday, at So am; freight arrives daily except
sunday, at 400 Freight trains carry pssseIi-
gers.
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DRY GOODS.

New YORK, November 1.-THE improved
| temperature has been noticeable in the demand
st retail but it is too early to expect any improve
ment in request by either obbers or agents, hence
4 takfpgs have been confined to actual require
ments, which have been very light.
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.r7aoIEUM MARKETS.

CoAL OIL-WholesaIe IotF, I8c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, November 1I-Pegoleum firm
sw, I100. Sc
opened at 81 251&; highest 81 % lowest 81 251z
closing at 81 %
pIT,TsBURG, November H.-Petroleum active
.di.ad certifcates firm, closed at 81 IN; refined
SiIass1zc Philadelphia delivery.
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I'VE STOCK MARKET.

Joseph Frey, of the National Stock lard,
North Second street, reports thatthe strength
obtained Ten DAYS ago in our cattle market
bss been very we'll maintained throughout
Last week. A we are on the season from
Grass 10 corn, while light runs may be ex-
pected, the prospect looks extremely fatter-
mo for sonle time to come. Good to choice
h1icbers' cattle are selling now fully up te
onotations Bologna cattle are in active
demsnd. Bulls aud stays Of a large grade
and ia full fe-h, selling at outside figures.
SIMPLY. none; demand; unlimited. Although
onr hog market has been in sympathy with
other markets, our quotations are J to
cent higher than the leading Western mar
kets. Trade good; supply light Quotations:
coe>-FEp CATTLE-Corn-fed cattle, sc.
+ GgAss CATrLE-Choice, 4@11zc; good, 3%g4c;
fair 10 medium, S@S14e; common, 2g21zc.
SHEEP-Choice, per pound, &c; medium 3a3Le
Ian Bs-Choice, per head. SSGS SO; medium,
PEI o o $50 to 200 pounds. Sc; medium,
76i71Sc; common, 6q6%c.
COWS AND CALvEs-Mileh COWS with young
calves per head, SZ094O.
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VEGETABLES, POULTRY, EGGS, ETC
Eggs in good demand and steady. Poul-

~ ~ gnu buPI'iNs anu brtlcA 0OOh
quality apples in demand at full prices.
VEG ETABLEs-Onions. 81 cecil rs for red 81 1922
for yellow from levee; 81 % for large barrels from
store small barrels g. Potatoes, 81 S5@2 10 from
levee, 81 25d2 50 from store. Sweet potatoes
NOMINAL Cabbage: Chicago, off stock, So; fresh,
81 per hundred loose from store Celery, 40@
zoe per dozen. New kTaut, in whisky barrels, So 90
az; IN 40-gallon barrels, So SO; in halfbarrels,
S. 25d3 50. Garlic, 81 per hundred.
FRUITs-Orapges, 81 so per barrel. Lemons, SIS
per box. Cocoanuts, sc per hundred. Peanuts
Virginia, hand-pcked, lie; Tennessee red, &c;
white, SC: roasted, 214c higher; shelledt loc. AL
monds, 19920c. Texas peacans, lie; Arkansas
6@Sc; English walnuts, 14@16c. Filberts 1Se.
Brazil nuts-Old, &C; new, Sc. RaiSins-London
layers, IS SO; Imperial, s. So Brandy cherries, 81
per dozen.
APPLss ETc.-Apples, 81 1892 so from levee.
New Southern dried apples, sc per pound from
store New crop dried peaches, sc from store.
Cranberries, sl2509lS per barrel Pickles, medium,
barrel. IS 7599; half-barrel. 81 75@5.
CIDER-Missouri, sS9s 90 per barrel, and 81 7e
per half barrel.
EGGS-24925c.
Pics FEET-In barrels, sl1; half-barrels, SIS SO;
kegs. 81 D.
FIsH-Mackerel-12Ib kit, No 1, s1@1 10; No. 2,
s5@95c; 1S-les No, l, 81 lo@1 20; No: 2 95e@sl /;
| fish. No. l, per halibarIel, So 50@6 75; family,
rings, per box, 2@90c; North Carolina roe herring,
haIf-barrel, Sc SO.
| PoULrRY-Choice old hens, s3 5O@4; old mixed,
| small, 81 75g2 25. Young ducks, S3@S 80. Tur-
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March, sd Msy-June Sid; June-July, 6 9-64d
Manchester firm, not quotably higher.
At $50; February March, 63-64d-
At4: May-June, 5-54d; Juue-July, 564d-
At 5: November 264d; Harch-April, 2-54d
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COTTON.

The local market opened and closed firm.
Sales 1850 bales, including 800 Monday evening
lators.
Yesterdays QUOTATIONS..
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no. II Jefferson street,
between Vain and Front, MemFnfs
MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a UuRE aUARANTEED

DR.. E. @. wRsr's NERVE AND BEAINrREArMKlyr-
specific for HysteIts, Dix1lness ConvulAioai
Memory, Spermstorrhes, Impotoncy, IDyoluntar,
Emissions, Premature Old Age, caused by over
exertior, seI-abuse or oyer-iHdulgence. winch
leads to misery, decay and dea n. One BOX VIII
cure recent cases. Each box contains one mont1f
treatn.. Mt One dollar box, SIX boxes for fEe
doll q; sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt OF pEs3s
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. WIZ
each order received by G5 for six boxes, accom-
MED with i've dollars, we Will send the purchss-1
our written guarantee 10 return the money II tct
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees NJ
sued only by A. RKNKERT d CO.. Wholesale 6ras
Retail Druggists as Main street, Memphis, Tenn
orders hv mail will yanaiva promrt attention.
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

TINE FIRM OF MURPHY & MU RPHY Is this
day dissolved By mutual consent, B. F. Muir
Dhv retiring. ]. J. Murphy assumes the assets and
fshilities and will ntinue the General Insurance
business under the firm name al No. Madison
street 200,
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At New Orleans the spot market opened quieter;
at so, fair demand, closing steady. Sales, 6750.
Yesterday Monday.
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ArrivaLs-City of Eicksburg, st. Louis; Arksn-
sas City, Vicksburg; Josie Harry, White river; r.
& Springer, New Orleans
Departures.-City of Greenville. New Orleans;
Louis; Rene Macready, Sc. Francis river; &. B.
Springer, Cincinnati.
Boats in PoTt-Josie Harry.
Boats Due Dotrn.-Coahoina, D. R. Powell and
Henry A. Tyler.
Bodts Due Up.-James Lee, Tiger and Ida Oar
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New York futures opened steady; at IL 80,
quiet and steady; at $780, quiet and steady; at
1880 barely steady at 80, steady, closing steady;
Sales. 13S. 900 bales Closing prices:
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, US. A,
MEMPHIS TENN, November IA, 1882
The following observations are taken at the
same moment of time Q:0S p n.y. at all the stations
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At New York the spot market opened firm; at
II. frm at ?, steady, closing steady. Sales, 1880
bales. Contract, 2G0 bales
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HORSES AND MULES.

HORSES AND MULES.
There are but few mules on the m rket
the demand being for large mules. The
horse market is dull.
MULBs-No. dray mules, 16 to LEI Glands 5000
$50: I51z TO 16 sl6o9iS5; Is 10 15s, S1S09l30; 14
TO Is, S1l04130.
HoRsEsSGood driving. sl25@2OD; heavy draft
S15O9200; saddle horses Sl25@250; plugs, S40975.
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sRoOMs AND sROOM-CORN.


good demand. The new crop of broorl-eorn,
which shows a considerable increase In
quantity and improvem ent in quality, finds
ready sale at quotations.
BEooM-CoRN-Cr Crooked, S@ &c per pound;straight,
5@7e per pound.
BRooNs-Per dozen in wholesale lots 81 1894.
PELTRIEs, HIDES AND LEATHER.
The hide market is active, with light re-
ceipis.
HIDES ETc.-No. dry int hides. lie; No. dry
hides, 1ic dry salt hides I1914c; No. green salt
hides, &c; No. green salt hides &c; green hides,
SSsc- Beeswax-prime yellow. 2oeSZ2c; allow
SIC; ginseng, per pound, 81 so. Deer skins
prime Csc.
FEATHE.s-Prime, zoe.
WooL-Tub-washed 25aS5c per pound; I'M
washed, iS92Sc; bury, 10916c.
LEATHER-oak sole, per pound. $1,000; hem
French calf, $4,000 per dozen: domestic cali, sS0S
Is per dozen.
HouSE-5UILDING MATERIALS.
Bricks, lime and cement quiet at former
prices.
1000 feet; dressed. $50; yellow pine flooring, So
shingles. s394 50 lathing-poplar, 81 IS; cypress.
y per 1000 laths. Extra prices for extra lengths
NAILs-ss sO@4 per key. and leading sizes hard
to obtain.
BRIcKs-Hsrd. SO 50; soft. 50 per 1000; friedrich,
LINE AND CENENr-Alabama lime, s5c9si q
saf mel, Tenpessee sSg9Oe Louisyilse cement en-
rel; Portland, s.; plaster of Paris. 81 So
WHISKY, ETC.
Prices as previously quoted and business
quiet.
BR ssDns--Cognsc, s5alo; peach, 81 5O98 So;
wISEs1Imported port, 81 5094: sherry, 81 $50
- MISREPRESENTATION extr- dry, s79s; Piper
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Receipts Yesterday.

Arkansas City-23 bales cotton, SIC SKIS seed and
20 bdIs sacks.
r. &. Springer-6Oo bdls cotton ties Il hhds su-
gar, go brls sugar aud 80 brls molasses.
City of Nicksburg-5o brls pork, 35 bxs bacon,
100 brls -four, 20 brls apples and 30 pkgs butter
Josie Harry (brotght out of White river)-1S71
bales cotton, 5I3 sks seed and 50 rkRs sIIndries
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inches in the canal and feet inches in the
chute On the falls Weather cioudy and cold
ST. LOUIS, November 14-Sight-hyer risen
inches, and Is now 10 feet inches oy tne tauge;
Weather clear and warmer Departed: City OF
Providence. Nieksb1Tg
CINCINNATI, EoTe1n Der 14.-Noon-k1Ters feet
sinches. and falling. Weather clear; tneTrnorne-
ter, 40. Night-RiveT feet inches, and falling.
Weather clear and very cold.
NEW ORLEANS, November H.-Weather clear;
thermometer, So. No arrivals DEPARTED: 6oIden
Crown, Cincinnati; Centennial, st. LOUIS sam
Roberts and bsrges. Ohio river.
EVANSVILLE, November I4.-Noon-River MS
ing with $40 feet by the gauge Weather clear,
thermometer, 400. Sight-Riyer rising. 5-10 Ieet
large by the gauge Weather clear; thermometer,
5Oe. Departed Andy Baum, Memphis, > pm
CAIRO, November Il -Soon-Weather cloudy
and cool. Arrived: Guiding star, C1nc1nnau,
am: Commonwealth, Nicksburg, 9 = m. DAVID
r. Howell St Louis 10 AIN; Emma Etherfdee,
VIcksburg, 10 an Departed Henry A; IyIer.
Memphis pm. Port Eads, New Orleans, 10 pm
David r. Howell, New Orleans, II am Nlgnt-
River II feet II inches, and rising Weather Islr
orleans pm. Departed: Commonwealth and
W. P. Halliday, St. Louis, pm
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
GLASGOW, November 14--Arrived: State OF
Florida, New York.
NEW ORLEANS, November Il Cleared: Excel
sior and Knickerboeker, New York; Good Hope,
Bremen. the Hankow cleared to-day for Liverpool
with Sis bales of cotton, the largest cargo ever
cleared from this pott.
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At Liverpool the spot market at noon was hrrn
Sales T. 600 bales of which $500 bales were Ameri
can. Receipts. 10, 500 bales, of which 74oo bales
were American
At go: Uplands ed; Orleans, 6 7-l6d.
The LIVERPOOL future market AT noon was Tat;
November 1-64, ID; November December, De-
Gem ber-January, Janusry-February, 6I-64d; Feb
ruary-M March, 6564d; March april, lid; ApTll
May 6 264d MAy-June. ga 5-o4. 64.o4di june
July s-64 6 7-6fd; July-August. ll-64d.
At 8: January February, 62-64d; February
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PORT OF MEMPHIS.
STEAMERS LEAVING.

THIS DAY.
Fnars Point----..JLhEs LEE, Lee, pm.
New Orleans....-D d. z. POWELL, wbitIedge, 10 am.
white River.-.....JosIE HAEEY. Harry, pm.
Peters Landing. Tte.R, Basket, pm.
osceoia--.-- .---.---CoAHoxA, Cooper, pm
81 Louis BATON ROUGE. Bixby 10 am.
cairo .-....--.-..-..---H A. TYLER, Turner, u m
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Arkansas ity-.-DKAs ADAMS. Thursday, pm.
New Orleans GUIDING STAR, Thursday, 10 an.
St Francis River. RENE MAcREADY, Thursday, ?. IN
Hales Point. MARX TWAIN. Thursday, pm
Ct Louis. ---......JSo. 3. MAUDE, Thursday, pm.
Cincinnati. -.-...ASDY,BAUK. Friday, pm.
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Money commands per cent, with active
demand and easy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-20
Tmy 20-eodlwl
AFTER FORTY YEARS OF TRIAL,
PERRY DAvIs's PAIN-KILLER STANDS
UNRIVALLED.
1T Is SAFE: 1T ACTS IMMEDIATELY
1T NEVER FAILS!

Editor Of the ST. John N. b. NeioS says:
In nesh-wounds, aches pains, sores, etc. II Is the
most egectual remedy we know of. No family
should be without bottle Of it for single hour
From the Cincinnati Dispatch:
We have seen Its magic effects, and sfoio 1t TO
be good article.
From l. S. POTTER, United States Consul at Gre
field. Rhcnish. Prussia
After long years of use, am satisfied IL Is posi-
lively efficient as a healing remedy for wounds
bruises, and spT-ains.
w. W. SHARPER, Valdosta, Ga, says:
It's panacea for all bruises and burns.
From X. W. ADAMS, Saco. Me-:
ii gave me immediate relief.
R. LEWIS says:
In forty years. use II never has failed me.
w. W. LuM, Nicholville. n. V, says:
use your PAIN-KILLER frequently. IL retereS
pain and soreness, and heals wounds like magic
j. W. DEE says:
For scalds and burns II has no equal
PERRY DAyIs'S PAIN-KILLER
IS not a new, untried remedy. For forty years II
has been in constant use and those who have used
IL the longest are It's best friends.
Its success Is entirely because ofits merit. Every
family should have a bottle ready for use. Much
pain and heavy doctors bills may often be saved
by prompt application of the PAlN-KILLER
Unlike most medicines it is perfectly safe even In
the hands of child. Try II once thoroughly, and
Il will prove its value. Your druggist has it at 25c.
60c., and 81 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son, Proprlctors,
ap 1-eodtJe1 Providence H. l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-20
Rare Flowers.

The Swiss delegation have informed the
with them some rare flowers from switzer-
land. such as Alpine snow-Blossoms, Swiss
OuatrefoiI. Excelsior Roses, and Green
Buttercups. This last Is one Of q, the rarest
flowers oi the Alpine Flora. They regret
that its rarity viii prevent them bringing
more than one plant with them, which they
propose to sell to the highest bidder on the
last night Of the session OF the Congress Of
Nations