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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

Paulit Cushmap. the ltbratcd aotAArn spy of the civil war, is nov d quiet, unsssuming resi- 'ent ot C.ss G andr, in Is er,itory. Her lv h. tures haye Jeon rubi$hcd in book form, but hnv much of noble seuJi- IF ent, Of sulicring, of q ring, of devo- ton, If ri"f, f tA4 em ,tions that str tie dceIe,t waters of tha sonl that can never be writ 'n-lre D ;r;e for-v2r in th hezrh Wh.t weai5h If memories must Mrs Cushun-FYct f,r ;h9t iS now her name-ha c to In- ger uit' ct this di- 5snt day. Like al tat were truly gre2t in 1erd or tn ught, sF- lives very quietly and mol st'y, e,moa' unknown as to her heroic dycdS in :Ae vet qa;es ara 'nAd. s. y own oj Ari,oaa aoov -o mei, Her sacrifice, for ,-c caas- ss ;ae J...yn s--..l ~sla. aor tae .-aas....oa .las aaa ,5 vi. d serve, from ,4e Qygs,a.-..-.,----..~.-. T r. 8 .i.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate or Ida Wate, deccased-Notice IS hercbyIgiven by tIc undersignce admmis tralrix oi tine estate ot Ida A Waite, de- ceased, 10 the cIeiitors ci, and all persons having claims against said deceased, to cX- lii it them Witk the ue, es sary vouchers, within lou: months a:ter Inc tirst llsbica tiun of this Ho;ic,', iii Ter office, FiemOn street, between Fourth ard tlf.h, iomb stone, Arizona.
 SUSIE l. DIAMCND
 Come and see cur dres6-goodS, ba gain counter. Palace Dry Goods store. 9Z1u
 Just received, Ut Baggs, a new lot Of California mems and ladies sad dles. I3-tt
 Crockcry and glassware, of all de scripIions, ut Bags's. i5 II
 Yow can get a dress for $I.50, good wearing goods at the Palace, Fifth street. 9Ziu
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08
Upper Sam Pedro Elound-up.

Commencing aJ Cochisc Stronghold, DrI. goon mountains, October 5th, 1856, from there to Whctstcne and San Pedro Ranch on San Pedro River, above Benson, up the river to Sonora line, across 10 IerIanata, thence around south eLd HuacLuca mouE- tairs to Barbaco1hari, down Barbact nsali 10 mouth of valley. hlr. James Waugh will act throughout as captain oi said ICde1o.
 F. HERRERA,
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E2SG"s&E -&<sEa<c.

Strayed from Soldier Holes about one m onth ago bay horse with buck le brand on left hip, and a running N on left shoulder. A reward Will b. paid to any one returning him to John Montgomery's coIrol, or giving infor- mrtion as to where ke can be found.
 If DAN CLE4RY.
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Ssr0yeC.

Strcycd from Charleston, light sor- rel horse, about twelve hands high, with white off hind foot; knees show
 scars Of old break. Last seen going down San Pedro. Reward by return ing tc Tombstone NJ. & Nj. Co. 10 26
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

Diamond-loed Shaker socks, b cents per pair, at Bagg's. l3-tf
 A fine gold watch will be rallied eff
 The MaisOn Doree will receive this evening the first shell oysters of the season, and keep them constantly on hand. Call and ;ry $ p.ate of them. 3-5Ou
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

Andy Ritter has hcen soestel by the people to tako re of tn, ir money during the coming dem- cratic administration Of County af.is.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

An indictment was found against Wilson Douglass by the grand jury, this afternoon, charging hin with murder. He WAS arraigned and given until tomorrow to plead.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08
SunlNlCnS.

IN THE JUSTICES (CUE CF SECOND Township, uj tse County ol Cochise, Ter Htory cl aIiZUna.
 Il A Rcgrrs. Plaintiff, Vs Mrs Eemirs Cooker, DcIcncanJ.
 The lerritory Of Arizona sends greeting 10 E.uiTa Cokcr, de.cuGaHt
 You are hereby Tummoucd 10 appear be- lore me, al lnI office ia Benson, in the ccug- l.! oi IucEi'e, On Int 14th day OI October, lcG6 al 9 o'clock d ia. in an actICn brought against you py raif Pi5ntI1, tu ans s CT tko cu. l'laiHt ui inc above Hhmeu plaIrIa
 Said acton Is brought le recover of 7ou thr ~um Ui Ninety COlars and hIIJ i've crbis d. on account tia,ed, between ell and .ne i'rlu Ui i.o4tro $: os., |; Eslli, Arizans ior EUUt's soit aEd delivered tO loL Al yeur ir- stance and request, aEd !or IroAey aGVanred aH will more iully appear Oh At2tsIrenI on klc IT this ctlicc which is nlaCt La:I 0f cCmPi;tiut by plaintiff, or jud .Incnl ali ss taken against UH fUr ILC Aaid sHuErt, Ie- @eIErr wiiE costs ei this suIl ii ou fail t9 appear anu answer.
 To the rheIln or any COrs;abls oi ssiA ccuEiy, =rte;lng:
 Make legal service and due lethrA tLrieef Gwen under EiT hand iLis 5tn lrj of Aus usr, ieSG.
 KOBF. L HILLER, 1 Justice sf ire Peace for sad 1errtAjr.
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EecIarasio,, of $o.e ,Ers..ersl,. ?
THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, !
 COUNTY oF OCHIsE. sS

HE IERRI1ORf OF ARIZONA,
 COUNTY oF OCHIsE. To whom It ,IlPr cOfcrrr:
 Know ye ttUt on thr 29;h day of Se1tera- ter, A. D. isef [ Mrs. Louise Norris. wjic tI |. Norris mUl~ Il.r following dv tlrratiuu TOT thS pu' Fust oI carl yiLg 1n aLG t.anesct- Ing Uuslntss UrGer nIJ own haIue as q sole traGer, to-wit: hat 1 intend to curry on ;u thy UHG naIhe and for my ORE Use and nen. cht tLe business of d wLOIesaie ahd re- laIl butcher III meats in all ol It's braurAes as usuaily carTied On by UILer |, isUns in he Territory O. ArIzCna, WhcIe 1 .In HOW residing. ILat Ey cilizclSE!p Is iG Use County Uf CUChise and I,nItUry UI Arizona. and in said cCGnIy intend tU carTy on the business afUres;,iu. In witness whereof 1 hereunto subscribe my name, the day and Cate above WrItttu.
 MRS. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory of ATiZona, County ul Co elise, s.s.
 On this @9th day Of September, 4. D. tSS6. personally appearcd before me, Win A. Nash. notary l'uGiic, in and !Or the tuun- ty oi c. elise, lCulse Norris, known to ne to be the person described, uud tho made the foregoing declaration Uf her intention IU carry on iiS LU-iLess as therein stated, who uVhnowIt dSed to me tllat she exceeded The same lrreiJ ana voluntarily, ana Tor iLs usts and FulDCscs lneicIn mentioned. In witncss whereof l have berculto set my h.Ld aEd "1lXed my official seaI, the Gay aru Jear In tHis certificate st Writlcn. lsk2L HlLL A. NASH
 Noiary Pubic.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

The Democrat has discontinued ita
 daily edition anI will now appear but once a week,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

The EPitaph lamrnts the defeat oi
 N prison and glories in the election of
 Carlisle aad yet it claims to be rep l;eaa pA?Nr.
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tDE5IgDd0c2. 2go g sIaHY

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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

The kn.i-Chinese L~acu of tai3 city raR a city ticket and eleotel it The MuG worms opposition to the con. trArY,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08
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 'UIUJoLoS ELTlI -p9JaEI Jo lu!rl aJG1 u0Ao UgalSIs oTl VuoLI IJdXe O. lyIeMod Auu5!0WnS s! qolqM
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nnEr7 W5 IT

CEcItet 9 7a fer ta4ss tr-ti1aHs s:7 failc- afri fir..t . Ire r2r,jCz. A | ara a.,n1rcls tUu" asi gwen vi :Act orr ca 'v l.i saritltion. Dos: wait l!c" s th ti:CA e1r- aTgtysrae:a q 4t~!i- ing Sca'y pimJiv, f.cr ."J.a;-. Iana- tsd, ('GcaH ri"rs, ant; .;0rrcr-colo-en Dis-asss oi tiJ L.ca@ S.-:a, a,lG G .s'p. Nith t4nss C. -iai-.
 S"'d hy E tiTusais,s. Price: EFTCC.sA. 20 Cf . {; PF=oLVl,S'. St: i'ls- 2 -tS. EJ-i&z. CsJG -iJ CE.GSI-g zL tO.. Bosc ..-l, Y .ss.
 tgE 4 : ssi s.i 6.', 5'sse s:,S. %'-i"9sa H'sss- S.ds. ard ;s..s t- =r:A-- ,, .-~ IJ-s -CltS SCaR-
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OFFICIAL PAPER
 Cochise County.

ALLRN WALKER will look after court matters under Democratic County Judge for the next two years.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

BILLY BRADLEY will record the le- gal instruments of this county for the next two years.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08
CI!TI EEHE cH

VIII HT1 -;s.s nf.', 2f'2 ns.rbarp Street. Cai .sga.,.r8j4.u. .1- dIes e cdr5 ;: &-1-IS, or sat t.5e'r!, ga ,: gcck, fLcs, arms. 1 C< ta- rtrs1 ss-s: ,;st Eorc tO more e--rt oa tads s5d knees i-r E9sr; not ab tJ lop hl.1 ,si for e:.i;. ~sa 70. tied hundr23s of rPrlg: dHStcrI T-orCrncgi lis cysa hopeless; erl4sn=at'y cu,oi sy t.s | U- --,,-.a i.ss.-0.=s.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

HoN. NJ. A. SMITH does not take his seat in Congress until the 4th Of next March.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

All tho latest news will be found as usunl in the eJlu1ns of TIE DAILT ToABsYJkE.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

JOHN HENEEssY took his departure this morning for his ranch in the Sul- phur Spring Valley.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

~ It stands oar business men in hal d
 to advertise tAcir wares if they desire , to do first cI.ss busi ees.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

Dress-goods at s yards for S100, -pendid value. Palace" Fiiib street. 9270
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08

4 splendid line of mems California underclothes, at Bagg's. I3-G
 To REET.-A house of three rooms, corner of Seventh and Bruce streets. Nice garden, chicken house and sta blc; fruit-bearing trees, grape vines, etc. Will be rented cheap to a good ten?nt. Apply OH the premises. If
 The finest family flour, at Wall c1tt's, on Filth street. u
 We expect a rush fer cur dress goods, bargain counter. Palace. il
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08
E. eea os EssT T@.

The following is tie rate charged from Fui bank to t.e different iaces named in thy schedule:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08
Lock Ont.

And don't you forget it, that Wolcott & Messick have the finest toilet soaps for sale tLat has eyer been offered to the people of this city. 6-33t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08
Notice.

1r ALL wHo| TT %AY CONCERN: Whereas my former partner Fritz Ger hardt has mysteriously disappeared from his place of business :n Bisbee, Cochise County, A. T, al persons are hereby noti- fled that will net b" responsible TOT any debts which ne may contract.
 HENRY DUBACHEG. 3isbee, August 4th, 'SS6.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

To whom it may concern: Thc firm or Barrow tG Bagg has this day dissolved bY mutual consent, $ NJ. Barrow retiring from said firm. All bills against said firm will be paid Uy & C. Bagg. 5. C. BAGG,
 SM. BARRON.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-08
PEErAnGD B.

Dr.1.c.&yoF& G., ., Lowell Mass. 2.,l by - L,surris.g 5l s.s tOttIes faT ZJ
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Rrr1HcT 1@rprrInY 2

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 .? ;-lrv <. z.-cb> .-;s..N, CGs=oGc i!crqe. Vow Lz.r.ls, cath .sys: iI Ei9 i.aTsirs OG. Ulcers Q: G ci' iay isoiy Uut T lfza 1ns. Cf c.rru D. t'.7. Every hing kac~l tl ,As -aad;=s! iaczisJ lri.,i i7 Tsis. pSG-'.ic lnsTs wreck. It 'l, =a Jl H not ftt lzy nazlI ta fr- hJEd. cO=!d not turn u Led: i rnrst0nt pair, aaG l0osa'. Fqs !'f9 curs7. T-U rsiIUi euro ia I=r r-Nss. il ;-'l he. , "i th tjT .EcuA i;2iIS2ts, used tEs sii aac S%s-s :S i;sf5.s '. s. C7+ T H CEIrynED
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T5an- lra-rnrREuI YET

Y -. Carpenter, Henderson, r. T.. -1r=t Nf F. .t..- p t.,rn.y of tter ysx-s s-4u';iar. " t-.J-.--;s L-.--EEnIeS. Tks 5s0sL . 1c.:ai gre an I-ca-i. 4 GG<tp4rfGi f fc=,os fr'i tr.'i; ai:
 d4:-y Tn-.ici4rs sci ,s ffisa,la 1o-.h ..s y: =J y.r. S'.ro s.S,ra tG He:ars J,-ai "t t-5 ;s--e c;-i G5L,.srso.: i;;:sg rr-ani ..s:t c. '-s t@.
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< tGea:i0n, RAnchln8 {!

The uIl'r-irnrd h.s fer sal", in lo!s Ip ! sat, aJ tllair Ini4i d; lh. he'd of ,rcrse's | Canyon.
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EO.5s'".

All persons indebted 10 Sehoerfeld < Ueyman are hereby notified to settle forthwith, otherwise their ac- counts will be placed in the hands ol an attorney wish orders to face col lection. Al persons having claims against the firm or against L. Sch0cn field, are requested to present the sane at the store and receive pay ment.
 SCHoEHFELD 6 HEyMAN.
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3RECz EANEEt} EGU3EG GG.
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SHAKES, SHINGLES,
and MINING TIMBER.

Juniper Ti,a5er, 30 Fee. in Length, And o,hef km!s of ldmbor, which will hr sold al prices thrt dcly compejil Oa. EyrrS foot :f pUr lumber k yu1rnric"d.
 Address, HOLMES < lilo EPSON.
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once 9 week,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

PoULIRY--we quote: Chickens ~ 25a2 90
per doz; turkeys 75asSc.
VIII sKY-R octihed 81 l0ml 30, as per nroof;
sour mash, twO-y ear old, 81 COOL 70i three
ycar-old 81 9Oa2 20; fancy extra old whisky
"a 00dd 90,
Meat-sugar cured hams l0'6c; sugnr cured
brl akfast bacon 9isei short clear bacon IHci
short clear dry salt &c
FiEh-Mackerel, ION Kits No. ], 9Oc; No. 2,
SOC; half bbls No. /, 50 90; No. 2, a 90; dried
herrings per box, 400 cod ilsh, Go
Lard--Ticrce, 70; 90. % cans. IKE; 20 u cans,
Tssc; Ion cans, 74ci 5-b cans, JHci S-b
cans, Sc,
Tea--Imperial, 10000 gnnpowder, 50a7Oe.
galt--COdrse, In bags, 81 l4Q; nno, In bags,
-. LAKE, In HAT hoop barrels, 81 70; pockets,
2&@6c
Iorn meal--Per bushel, 5Oa55o.
HOminy and Rrits--Per Dbl, 81 90.
OAtmeal--Pcr half Dbl. So rs.
Cracked wheat -PeF n, &c.
Craekers--A soda re; xxx coda Ohci cream
sSe; ginger snaps Sci lemon creams SO.
sundrins- Starch &c; candies, tull boxes,
| l2kc; halves ~; quarters stick candy va
| IOkc fancy 100 ihc; rope, basis, do cotton
| 1856 herring, imported, 81 20 per key; ralsinei
layer, s. 30; cider. crab apple, fOc; missouri
800; vinegar l9025c, concentrated I've z 70d
90; Jugs, glazed per gal. crooks, glazed
l0c per gal; dried peaches Sa l6c; indigo Ioc pei
| b bluelng a0cd4l 90 per DOZEN Colemhn'f
mustard 81 30dl % per dozen; maccaIonf, I'm
ported, l5c D /. American, 70c box; buckets, TWO
hOOps 81 70 per dozen; brilliant oils, bbls, isci
4 Eupion do 25c; do cases 50 10; brilliant ~
/ cases 81 TO- do Ia cases So 80; baking POWDER
hulk, 1lc III cans 81 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17
FORT WORTH MARKETs-DAILY RE
vIFJy
OFFICE OF THE GAZKrE,
VOpr WORTH. TEX. AnTil l6, 1855. \


Business continues good, though perhaps q
shade auieter than during the Drst days of the
week. Reports as to the condition of the gov
ing crops are encouraging. the wheat coming
out in much better shape than was expected
The approach u cotton painting tme.-aou
two weeks oit-has caubeu an aoNNc ihPuiiI
Eggs are slightly sitter at an advance of %c
on the dozen. and are In demfnd
Good butter remains very scarce ht hrh hB
nres Chickens nre plentiful md dull.
Al no time within the past ten years has Tue
hide market been 80 inactive and weak as 10
day Age9t many Of me IarEeast ~ shnt down
IN account of labor troubles. and the remainder
have advanced the wages OF their workmeh ana
say this must DC deducted from the raw pate
Railroad blockades have also had demoral
izing eff ct on hides and WOOL as wen as othoI
trsilc 1t If not expected that prices VIII
change much until the labor troubles nave Deei
neTmanently adjusted and confidence restored
The following quotations are revised care
full each day ana may be relied upon As nc
oI Ra91tITYrER-Tresh country butter, choice
25c choice Western dairy lsc; fancy creamery
VCSoFFEE-Rio, fair lOa1Okc; prime lldll4ci
choice lssi2hoi Lag1yrai a dSci oaVAZOc' "oioe"
Rio l3c Pea Berry l2&0l3c ,o,,. ,.,,,.,
CHEESE Tho better grades and ONO factory
10@lO%c; full cream twins lasio Az, pima an.
ples, standard 81 IS peaches, stannhrv, 10 ?
81 So; 0 Bs, 259 80; seconds, Bs, q ~, q
bs 81 75i tomatoes, standard, bs, ~ ~ ~ ~
onds. ms. S-:8 MS, 81 60; green corn, VI lOd
! bo, Green peas, 81 iOai 75; gooseberies
81 25; raspbcTIies, 81 80; oysters' iudl Weisn y
lbs 10 2 10 81 90; light weight, ~ - y
s.; salmon, D. 81 81, D vi m in ~, 70
qO. al Ol: sardines. American ~ 10 case; I'm
ported Sll 30 case, suawnorrles' a. ~ 20
blaekberries, 81 25; green cages, So eagle con
'1 ppRY Go1'onbs-Prlnts: Berwick 90; LodiiRci
| Marina Washington axe Autumn by6e hahili'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

grain on tack in car lots. Dealers felling
from store or elevator are from case higher
Wheat S00sIllc.
oats SOC.
Corn i2a43c.
Barley BIC.
Rye soc
HIDES AND sKINs--No, ] heavy hides
l8c per n; No. 2 heavy lie; No. light l2ci no
Dry saited l2c bun hides &c; glue SCI green
salted 7ci butchera green bci shoepsklns 1910
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. Oranges, per
box, S3a4; Messina lemons, per box,
S O0d5 10; apples, none Irish poin'
toes per buahel, California, 81 20 In
sacks; early rose, 81 20j onions, can
fornia So rs per Dbl navy beana y q4c, medium
bbls 3I(c, large Lima 4kc, small butter 3Mci
gnDbage Der n, California, 3hc; sweet potatoes
Sd 20al 23 per bushel; CARROTS, California VI 5i
ner bushel; parHnips, California, 81 10 pen
bushel; bects, California, 81 Q per bushel
onion sets pr bushel, 81 90
KRAUT-FSrty gal. Dbl 81; 2o-sal. half-bbl
MoLAssEs-Ch Louisiana 40d52c (new
cropl fair 10 good Csc; core syrup 33c.
NA1LS-375-n keg, basis lOd-burden horse
chloe per keg 50; Perkins do IS sOi walker 90
| IS so Burden mule So; Northwestern horse
shoe nails; No. 500; No . &c; No. 80; No.
| 2lc. No. 3 2Oc. Lake 4" No. 4 45c; No; I5c
| No, 6 22c No zoe; No. 8 Ice; AusAble DO No.
| CSC; No. o 24c; No 62.ct No. 1876; Ne, ! 49,
| RUTs-Pennuts choice 1885, new pecan
| axe Brazil nuts l5c, almonds zoe per n.
| PROVIsI0NS--We quote on the basis OF car
lots:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, ETC,
NEW ORLEANS La, April l6.-Flour--
Quiet but steady choice slS5; fancy s. go;
extra fancy 81 80; Minnesota and winter wheat
patents $40
Corn-Unsctled but generally higher; mixed
45c; white 4j946c; yellow 47d4so.
Oats-Quiet but steady; choice western 3ec
Cornmeal--Quiet but steady.
Hay-si7 0O9l9O0.
Hog Products-Easier but not quotaoy
lower
Pork $40 3T]f.
Lard-Relned, tierce, s. 10
Bulk Meats-Shouders scarce and ntm AT
81 90; tong clear S. BIZ clear RIB 50 31A0b 90.
Racnn-Long clear So 90; G car ribs 81 l21s'
Hams-Choice euF.r cured So OOd9 3D.
Whisky-Steady; 81 GOAL %.
Cofiee-Quiet but weak; Rio 6hd9Ac.
Rice-In fair demand ordinary to good va
4Hc. o,
-rude oil 2DIs0elkc; yellow 26h@a79sci cake
and meal l9Gl9hc. a.
SuEar-In light demand but holders firm
OMEN kettle. strictly prime, 4}4c; prime &c
centrifugal choice white, of white lS-lbh
57io; choice yellow clarified 1880; seconds
4d54c. ,.,
prime to strictly prime, BIC ZIP line 2O022c; cen
trifugal easter; prime TO strictly prime io@sVc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April l6.-Fine grades
of wool continue neglected; low medium
more inqui. y New York, Michigan and Indiana
western flno or \ and XH 2oqSOc; medium
S4635c.
Boston, MASS April l6,-Wool-null; Ohio
and Pennsylvania XX and above SSa3ihc; do:
8l632G; Michigan and Wisconsin ana
S5GsGc No. bombing 37a3fSc; nnwashed ESQ
26c pulled 25G36c
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17
st. Louis.


at. LouTs, Mo-. AnrI l6.-Flour-t " w "
", 50 O,Sf3 10; family 81 l563 2oj cnolce 70 ~ y
t4S rs; fancy "a led4 25i extra fancy -
70 patent 81 9065 - -. aosior and
Wheat-Active and strongi opener eas.u a,, ~
declined SdAc bat recovered ana a sSs cIose
if,6lsSc more aud ruled firm nnlli ths ei1 81.
anlshing I<dIifo higher thai yeeteroay , a. ~,
, red. iash, ssatc: MAY s6hGs 80 ,s S9s sss
s7ssc; j ne s7kas7Jsc, closing $780, July 90
aslc, clOsing $40. ,s,no Va q,
ofn-tai ly active and firm, closing ~
higher than Yesterday; No, 2mixsu snsl
Mav 89ss Sd33Nc closirg $780, June o, sse
clos ng As{c; July 85as53Sc, closing SoAe ,o
Data Almost no Slected, Dut fices hfn' ~
mixed cash 29k GS &c; May 5oAc'
PROVISIONS,
CornmcAl-Firm; 81 s0dl W.
Whissy-Steaiy; 81 10. a.aaa. nm
Wool QUIT; tub washed Ho@S'0'
wasned lSa2ac Texas 9222c,
Proyisions-Quiet.
Pork-Higher AT 81 6n4soa
Lsrd-tirmer at s. 75a5 20. ,o,.o, lon
rink meats-weaki loose lots lowe. * TX I'd
clear IS 90; short ribs s. 30; short clear ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

blce-~lNhieihhH ~ WV,AN 49,, e..- a. t.tf
bbls No ;cut loaf SEC; granulated standard, 1Ac.
Louisiana graduated 7Hc, standard ysci
choice white, 7jic; Louisiana y. c, 1@1Ac
WOOL Market nominal we quote IweiYe
fine, heavy light, lldlfc; six months' iiHhi
fine medium l0al5c; fall, fine heavy .-~--- iall,
light, fine mcdlum-----, coarse halHc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

aA1vEsros, TEX. April I6.-C Cotton Spot
closed dull and nominal
,4ross receipts, g6s bAles.
Sales, - bales.
Exports, - bales.
Shipmenta coastwisc ---- bales
Rail shipments - bales
Ordinary, i.leci good ordinary, oo : lr n,G
low niddling Skc; middling, Vel goou miu'
ding. g.i6ci middling air, 0 l5-l6c,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17
Total sales 10, 100 bales.


NEW YORK. April -Cotton-spot closed
easy and unchanged.
Sales, 1000 bales.
Futures closed dull, with an advance OF from
to points on some months
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April lG.-Cotton-spot
closed quiet.
Low ordinary exc: ordinary 7idc; good ordi
nary Z 10 16c; low micdllng ol6e; middllng
1850; good middlng sxc; middling fair
lOlsc; fair ne.
Sales $500 bales.
Futures opened steady. second call steady,
and closed dun but steady, with slight decline
in some months
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

~ Nervous Debility Seminal Weakness,
. I Manhnod, etc, the effects OF Youthful
! anai'efeaens. Positively Permanent rure
. ~ iivin Two 10 Seven Weeks. Address DIR.
!. noltANNAN, No. b15 BrDDLR SrRTET,
Ntsf Loris, Mo. ESTABLISHED IN ISL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

ton caee against harles Goodnight ior
alleged Illegal inclosure Of nearly 100000
sores OF school lands was to-day post
poned TIA "Wednesday next Both SIDES
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

Is thing that everybody enjoys about
this time year. Tarner s Mcclure are
receiving tpc lot OF II daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

Guns OF all description 70 hire, and
shells loaded to order, at sterts gun
J store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

thSy are uOiDe cppplrrleF,, ~ NJ .
their accustomed amQpnI y H y ,
Thelr STYLES 10 spring ne's H'1 n
very cspslyatlns,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17
PRODUCE, Provisions, LIVE STOCK
Kansas oitv.

KANSAS CITY, MO, Aprll l6-Wheat-u ne nee
lied cash 81 Sc bid; May 62@@65c; june o'Sao
Oi Corn quiet; cash size asked; May 277scbidi
,Iune $40 bid.
&c. Nav Oor asked,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17
tiverpOOl.

LIVERPOOL, April l6.-Cotton-spot closed
quiet; dec In ed Lied.
Ordinary "a God ordinary ll-l6d low mid
ding .YSd: midding uplands LIED; miudiine
Orleans sid. oo ,-,.
1000; American. 1000. "a, ,,..,.
Futures closed quiet but steady, with silSht
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-17

COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United States Porte.