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April-May, 4 5S64t; May-June,
4 60-64d; June-Juiy, 4 62-64d; July
August, sd; August September,
8 sod.
At 2 pm: Liverpool futures were
steady; February, 4 57-6ld sellers
February-Marcb, 457.64d sellers ;
March-April, 4 57.64d buyers; April
May, 4 69-64d sellers; May-June,
4 6l.64d sellers; June-July, 6S-64d
sellers; July-August, l-6id buyers
August-September, 3 Gid sellers.
At pm: Liverpool futures were
weak; February, 55-64d buyers
February-Msrch, 4 5564d buyers
March-April, 4 56-6id sellers; April
May, 57-64d buyers; Msy-June,
50 Cad buyers; June-July, 4 6l-6id
buyers; July-August, sd sellers; Au-
gust-September. 8 2-64d buyers.
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GROCERIES.

bUhf lONJb w POA N0oOs
COFFEE - Common, S4@S3c; ordi-
nary, 999lc; prime Rio, l09llc;
choice to fancy, 1ll@l2Ac; old gov
eminent, 23@25c; Ceylon, zoe.
SUGAR - Eastern yellow, 6l@7lc;
pure W. C. white, 63@7c; Off white,
6s@63c; yellow clarified, 61@63c;
open kettle, 5296fc, refined a, 7A9
tic; granulated, Tic; powdered, Sic;
cut loaf, Sic.
SAlT-Si 2091 so per barrel; sacks,
fine, 81 90; coarse, 81 10; pockets,
bleached, 2a@7c; carloads from levee
or depot. &c cheaper.
MoLAssEs - Louisiana, common to
fair, 23@27c; prime to choice, 46955c ;
syrup, 25@40c; common to fair, goo
33c; prime to choice, 35@40c.
OANDIEs-Stcks, all sizes, in boxes,
pals and barrels, 72@8lc.
CANDLEs-Full weight, l02@1lc.
TOBACCO - Common, 1l-inch, 27@
soc; other grades and styles, 259S5c.
Snuff = CARROTS, $40 So per case
Ralphs, $40 % per case; r. r., SO 90.
CANNED GOODS, ETc. - Prices per
dozen Pineapples 81 35@l SO peaches,
2.lb, standard, 81 35@l so; seconds,
81 l501 25; tomatoes, 2-lb, standard,
9Oc@Sl Bib, 81 1901 20 strawberries,
81 30@1 40; raspberries, 81 1901 20 /;
blackberries, SOL 10; greengages,
81 COOL IS; pears, 1902 %; plums,
81 COOL 20; asparagus, " 6O94 ;
green corn, f1@l So; green peas, 81
Oops; cove oysters, full weight, lib,
81 1901 Is; cove oysters, full weight,
2.lb, ST 90@1 95; cove oysters, light
weight, lib, Coo; cove oysters, light
weight, 2-lb, 81 10; condensed milk
Grown, IS 90; Eagle, 81 70; Swiss, &c.
New ORLEANS, February l0.-Cot
fee easier; Riocargoes, 6l@0lc. Mola
sses dull.
New York, February 10,-Cofiee-
spot fair Rio firm at SEC; options
higher and moderately active; sales
1880 bags; February, $3.50; March
and April, 6.65c; May, 670c; June,
CSC; September, 9 80; January, 695c
Sugar dull and weak; refined quiet
Molasses dull and nominal. Rice
quiet aud steady.
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GEN ERAL NEWS.
BusINKss fair. g.

DUslhhhS lhlT'
PLENTY OF mud and water on the
levee.
TUE Enquirer was in and out on
time yesterday.
WEATHER yesterday rainy and disa-
greeable under bot.
CAPT. FRANK ELLISON left by Iail
last night for st. Louis.
THE Lee Line packets arrived aud
departed on time yesterday with fine
trips.
The river here ands 10 ITO feet on
the gauge, fall of foot in the last
"a hours.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday, 226
bales OF cotton, 80 bags OF seed-cotton
and 1903 sacks OF seed.
THE Charles P. Chouteau departed
last evening for New Orleans with l75
bales cotton, 1000 SKIS cotton-seed meal
and $50 tons way freight.
THE Will s. Hays, in the Anchor
Line, passed yesterday evening fer
New Orleans with 1860 tons freight.
She added below Cairo 5000 SKIS corn.
She put off here 1872 SKIS corn.
THE DeSmet, Capt. Milt r, Harry,
arrived yesterday afternoon from
White river with 90 bales cotton, $40
SKIS seed, 20 nd cattle and 43 pkgs
sundries. The DeSmet, having been
delayed by hal weather, fog and ice,
will lay over and go out on her
regular day, Saturday evening.
NEW ORLEANS Times Democrat, 9th /:
SIN Yesterdays Times Democrat we
gave facts and ligures' relative to the
number of accidents and consequent
loss of life aud property on the river.
Owing to typographical error appear
ing therein We republish that portion
OF il, minus the error:
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bon. 81 6O96; rye, 81 7jG6; domes.
tic, 90c@fl 90
ST.LoUH, No, February lO.-Whisky,
81 10.
CHICAGO, III, February l0.-Whisky
steady, 81 l6.
CINCINNATI, O., February TO-
Whisky steady, 81 10; sales of 1852 bar
rels o. finished goods on this basis.
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COTTON-sEED. OIL, Etc.

SEED - Delivered at depot and
wharf, S. per ton; on bank OF river
e. o. b. boat, f6 wagon at mills, IS.
MKAL-Prime (. 0. b., Sl5 per ton.
Less than carload lots, SIS so. From
store, soc sack. CAKE-Nominal SIG
per ton. OIL-In carload lots, prime,
crude G. S. oil, 22923c; prime summer
yellow, 25l927c; oG.mmmer yellow,
25(G26c; miners 27(930c; choice cook
ing summer yellow, 2sC930c.
NEW ORLEANS, February l0.-Cot-
ton-seed products quiet and steady.
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MEAInEK AND RIVERS.

EVANSVILLE, February l0-Noon-
River falling. Ice thinning out last.
PITgBURs, February 10. - Noon
River feet 8 inches on the gauge and
stationary. Weather clear and mild.
WHEELING, February 10.-Noon-
River 5 feet inches on the gauge and
stationary. Weather cloudy and cold.
CINCINNATI, February 10. Noon
River falling, with Ii feet . inches on
the gauge. Weather cloudy; thermom-
eter 54'. The ice is thinning out.
LOUISVILLE, February 10. - Noon
River falling, with z feet 4 inches. in
the canal and feet inches on the
falls. Business opening. Weather mild
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

New YORK, February 10.-Although
OF less proportions, but OF character
to diminish wants, the demand has
been very well preserved. Miscella-
neous assortments OF considerable fire.
Quency are returning q good volume
OF business. The market for cotton
goods is naturally strong, but with adj
vancing wages becoming general, some
improvement in prices must follow.
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l7695c; butterine, 146l6a; country,
l2tCalSc, according to condition.
CHKKsR-Prime fats, 7GSc; New
York factory, Sc; full cream, lll@l2e;
Y. A., 1l49l2c.
MISS PoRK-Old, $40 75@1l per
barrel; new, $ll 75@l2 per barrel;
ugar.cured hams, packed, 9l@l0c;
breakfast bacon Sl@9c; clear rib ba-
con, 6s@64c.
Bulk Pork - Clear sides, 6@6kc;
clear rib sides, 6yA5c; long clear, 81
@5tc; shoulders, 4G4lc.
. LARD-Tierces, 6st@6ic; half-barrels,
Gle; kegs, 6sc; buckets, 797tc; half
buckets, 7tCa71c; sob tins, 6l@6ac;
20.ib tins, 6s@6ie; lob tins, 65C97 &c;
5-ib tins, 7(97tc; 3-lb Tins, 7k97s &c /;
choice kettle. tierces. 7@7lc.
FRESH MRATs-Beef-Good Kansas
City steers, heavy, Sc; light, 7@7lc;
cows and heiies, 6lc; mutton, 7c;
lambs, she: pork, &c.
PIas-FEEr-Brls, sos so; half-brls,
$3@3 25.
NKw ORLEANS, February l0-Hog
products in fair demand and active,
ST. LOUIS, No., February l0.-Pro-
visions quiet and generally steady.
Pork, Sill % Lard, 8 909595o
Bulk meats, loose lots, long clear,
sac; short rib, 5000; short clear,
SIC; boxed lots unchanged. Bacon
long clear, 5S2l959Oc; short ribs,
&c; short clear. 6l@6l5c. Butter
creamery, 25C9S0c; dairy, 16@24c.
Eggs easy at l7c.
CHICAGO, Ill, February l0H-Mess
pork in better demand and stronger
prices advanced l5@l7lc, receded ga
! 7lc, closing steady cash $40 10; March,
$40 95@l1 07l, closed at Sll 05@
II O74; May, $l1 l2l@ll 30, closed at
Sll 25@ll ga. Lard steadier. %,
higher cash, 6.07a@8. lOc; March, 6 07l
@6Ic, closed az 607l@6.l0c; May,
6,20@6.22lc. Boxed meats firm; dry
sailed shoulders, 9,95@4c; shot lib
sides, 5.45@5lc; short clear sides, 5lG
5.S0c. Butter ruled dull; creamery, q
@S2c; dairy, l6@2Oc. Eggs, firm, 2Ol
gel.
Afternoon BOdrd.-Pork a, higher
Lard 21c higher.
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InsOIVent Notice.

No. 5ie7 r. state Of Tennessee, Shelby
county Office Of County Court Clerk, Mem
phis, Tenn, January. 80, lSS6-To John
such Administrator Of the estate OF A.
Young, deceased;
uAVING suggested the Insolvency OF the
hereby ordered 70 give notice, ny advertise
ment In some newspaper published within
the said State, and also at the Court House
door Of Shelby county, for all persons hayip q
claims against said estate, 10 appear andN
the same, authenticated In the mannerDsl.
seribed by law, on Or, before the Sd day,
May, 1856, and any claim not filed onO.bI
fore said day, or before an appropriatiort
the funds Of said estate is made, shallbs,yf'
ever barred, both IN law and equity VIZ
ness my hand, at Office, this 90th dsylIlt
uary, 1886.
BY Louis kettmann, Deputy Clerk.
Notice is hereby given Is required By tho
above order. January so, 1886.
JOHN L0A6OE, AdministEatoge
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To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of manhood, etc., will
send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
cd by a missionary in South America, Send
self. addressed envelope TO the Rev. JOSEPH
T. INMAN. &aiion u. Ne,O York Ciiy.
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HORSES AM MULES.

HoRsRS-Good driving, $l25@2S0;
good saddle, Sl4O6SOO plugs, $35@S0i
good mares, iS59l40.
MuLKs-l4l to Is, sll0@lS0; Is to
l5@, $l25@l40; l5l to l6, $l40@l75.
Supply small; demand moderate.
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magazine AND TIES.

BAGeNe-Jute, 9l@llc; flax, 100
l0ic, according to weight. Ties, 81 20
al %.
NAus-f2 50C92 *.
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The New Orleans spot market opened
easy, and closed weak and irregular.

The New Orleans future market
opened steady and closed barely
steady, and to 9 points lower. Sales,
$500 bales. The closing quotations
were as follows, as compared with
Yesterday:
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local market opened quiet, and
closed quiet and 1-16c lower; mid.
ding, s 9-l6c. Sales, 2050 bales, Of
which 1900 were 10 exporters, and 25O
to spinners.
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New York spots opened steady, and
closed weak. Sales, 1853 bales. Quo
tationa xuara aa followa.

New York futures opened quiet and
firm, and closed weak and 4 to z
points lower. Sales, 1876, 100 bales. The
closing quotations were az follows, as
compared with Yesterday:
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and moderating. Departed: Paris O.
Brown, Cincinnati. Evansville and
Kentucky river packets resumeto-day.
CAIRO, February l0.-NOon-River
20 feet Q inches on the gauge and fall
ing. Weather cloudy and cold. No
arrivals or departures except local
packets.
OFFtcE SIGNAL SERVICE, u. S. A.,
MKMPms, tenn, February 10, PM
The following observations are taken
at all stations named at 75a meridian time,
which is one hour faster than Memphis time.
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JOHN Il. NORTON
Madison St., Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS

ss-COrrcspOndence solicited. EnfOr-
nation cheerfuIIy rurnished.-Sa
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PErROLKUM MARKET.

CoAL-OI-Prime white, wholesale
lots, l5c per gallon.
CLEvKLAND, o., February l0,-Petro-
leum steady; s.w., ll0', Ste.
PIrsBURe, PA, February l0.-Petro-
leum active, weak and lower; National
Transit certificates opened at 773e and
closed at 75lc; highest price, 0sc
lowest, 75sc.
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LONDON, February 10.-Oonsols, 100
0-l6 for both money and the account /;
United States bonds, Az, lis; bar sill
yer ACID per ounce.
PARIS, February l0.-Three per cent.
rentes 8lf DOC for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
NEW ORLEANS, La, February TO-
ClsariDgs Of the banks, $l,146,039.
CHICAGO, ILL February l0.-The as
ISOLATED bank clearings were 1885,
600.
BALTIMORE, February 19.-Bank
clearings, s2,SSO,56O; balances, $780,
6l9.
New YORK, February 10.-Ex-
changes, $1l9, 462,6O5; balances, S5,-
640,95l.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, February TO-
Bank olearings, 1886, lSS; balances
1868, 4S5.
BosToN, February l0.-Exchanges,
$13, 43l ,097 (; balances, 81, 8l6,2S4
money, / per cent,
ST. LOUIS, No., February 10.-Bank
clearings, $2,220,7l7; balances, $685.
053; exchange on New Yo:k 50V
I premium.
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RIVERS And STEAMBOATS,.
sTRAmKRs LEAVING
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEVEE.

Arrivals. Adams, 0sceola /;
Will S. Hays, Cato; Enquirer, Cat
Island; Coahoms, Frisrs Point; De-
Smet, White river.
Departures.-Will S. Hays, New Or
leans; Enquirer, Cat Island; Goa
homa, Friars Point; Dean Adams, 0s.
ceola.
Beats IN Fott.-0hio and DeSmet.
Boats Due D0'U1l.-Gayoso.
Boats Due Cp.-Kate Adams, En-
quirer, Chickasaw and Guiding star.
Receipts Yesterday.
Will S. Hays-l32 sks corn.
Enquirer-l bale cotton, 4 bags seed
cotton, IL sks seed and 10 SKIS corn.
DeSmet-60 bales cotton, $40 SKIS
Feed, 20 head cattle, IL oil barrels and
20 pkgs merchandise.
Co lhoma-llS bales cotton, 81 bagt
seed cotton, COZ skis seed, 2 head stock
and @ pkgs sundries.
Ksts Adams-47 bales cotton, II
bags seed cotton, S67 skis seed, % head
stock and pkgs sundries.
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New York, February 10.-Money on
call easy at HOE per cent. Prime
mercantile paper, 4@5 per cent. Ster-
ling exchange quiet at 4S7 for go days
and 4S0 for demand.
Bonds-Government bonds dull and
steady. State bonds dull and steady.
Railroad bonds active; sales, So 1885,
COO; closing about evenly divided be-
tween advances aud declines.
Stocks-The first setback in the re-
marka5le movement in coal. stocks
which within 3 short time carried
prices up about 20 per cent. occurred
10 day. The opening was s1mewhat
irregular, LackaWanna showing a de-
cline Of :, Delaware and Hudson up
and the rest Of the list slight changes.
In many cases there was slight adj
vance ea,ly. This was followed by q
decided break in Lackawanns and
Delaware and Hudson, the former
selling down rom 134s to 1919 on
very heavy sales; Delaware and Hud-
son from 107! declined to 104 before
l2 o'clock; Genital of New Jersey
from 52s declined to 504, The move
ment in the rest OF the list was less
important nut in sympathy with
coal stocks. There was loss of irac-
tons to oVe1 !, Pacific Mail selling
down from 5Ss to 56a, Union
Pacific tom 532 to 80. The break in
these two stocks was due in part to ru-
mors coming Of adverse legislation in
Congress-, After midday the market
again became strong, Lackawanna re-
covering II, Delaware and Hudson i,
New Jersey Genital II Pacific Mail IL
and the rect o. the active list frac-
tons. d later fractional decline-ex-
cept in few ievsrish stocks-was fol-
lowed By more quiet but steady
tone, which continued to the close.
Sales, 490,943 shares, LackawanDa,
Erie, Lake Shore, New jersey Cen
tral and st. Pau, jointly contributing
49,, 800 shares. Missouri, Kansas a nd
Texas shows 6 gain OF I and Oregon
Transcontinentsl J With these ex-
ceptionB prices we're lower, declines
ranging from small fractions to over ],
notably Lsckswanna, which went
down 4, Delaware aud Hudson j,
Lake SnOIe, LCulsNllle anu NdSuNllle
and Michigan Central each l, Mis-
souri Pacific Il, Pacific Mail ! !, and
the others less than /.
The tota ISLES Of stock to-day were
490943 shares, including Canada
Southern 1920, Delaware, Lsckawsnns
and Western S0IS5, Delaware and
Hudson 1904, Erie 79,lS1, Ksn5as
and Texas 1890, Lake Shore AZ, 296,
Louisville and Nashville 1910, North
western 1920, New Jersey Central
4l,9l5, Flew York Central 1910, Pacific
Mail 11,G60, Reading 5000, st. Paul
42,2l0,St Pau and Omaha 1850, Union
Pacific Is 900, Western Union 1860,
Northern Pacific preferred 1860, Ore
gon Transeontinsntsl 1916. Closing
nrntatiNnR.
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FINANCE.

Money in good demand at s per
cent. The Clearinghouse report is as
follovyq.
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For ffteenyeArs they have steadily gained
In favor, andw sales constantly increas-
inE have become the most popular Corsets
throughout the United States.
The q quality is WARRANTED ro,wEAR TWICE
AZ LONG as ordinary CORsETs. We have
lately introduced the q and 4 III grades
with Extra LOSG WAIST, and can furnish
them when preferred.
Highest awards from all the Worlds
great Fairs, The last medal received Is for
FIRST DECKKE or MEBiT, from the late Expo
sition held at New Orleans. While scores OF
! patents have been found worthless, the prin-s
! ciples Of the Glove-Fitting have proved tn
/ valuable,
Retailers are authorized to refund money,
] II, on examination, these COrsets do not
/ prove az represented, For sale every
/ where.
Catalogues free on application.
Thomson, LangdOn 4 Co., New York
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Whisky, WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
wHnEY-strsight Kentucky Bour-
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Increase In reeeiFts this year..''''..''.' oi'iSZ
Liverpool spots at noon were quoted
Dublin buyers favor. Sales, 5000 bales,
Of which 5000 were American. Re
ceipts, 5000 bales, Of which 200
were American.
At noon: Ordinary, sled; good
ordinary, 9-16d; low; middliDg, AID;
good middling, 5 Sled; middling
uplands, l5-16d; Orleans, 5 Lied.
At noon: Liverpool futures were
steady; Februsry-March, So 64d;
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PROVIBIOEH

BUrTER-Creamery, 3S94Oci dairy,
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AIT. H., pfd, %. Northern Pac., 272s,
en- me q r. IN r., g. T.. N.Y. q. 1 81. L., So.
Canada Pac., 65S. E.I.C. kSt. l., y, ly54.
Canaia South, 4iss. @. 4 N. W., 1875.
Central Pacific, 4254. G. \ N. W. pid. 1861.
Chesapeake e o. ,ll5t.N, Y. Central, lO63s.
Q. 40. LIST pfd, 1919. Ohio Central, l5s.
Gao. "a pfd, Il. Ohio 4 Miss, ~.
Chicago 4 Alton, l421s0. & Miss. pfd, s2S
@, 4 A. pfd, 1873. Ontario < West. lS1<
O., b. & O., 1881. Oregon Nav, l04iS.
O., st. l. mo, Oregon Trans. SSA.
G., st. l. a P, I31z. Oregon Imp, 29A,
c., 81. l.. q P, p, 34.Paciic Mail, SIS.
G.. CSC Z = So a. PEORIA, b. iE., 81.
Del. & Hud.. lCi4. PittSburg. l4s.
Del, L. q W, 1875. Pullman p. c., l36.
Den. 4 Rio G., lT1s, keading, q -.
Erie, 2IA. Rock Island, l2s.a,
Erie pid., 5034. ~. u. * .. T., 20.
Bast Tenn, 8. ST. La ST. y, 46A.
East Tenn. pfd., I. st.L ASH list p lvS14
Fort WaYDe, lF: 9. N. a ST. p, S5s,
Hannibal * st. 10, - Q. NJ. x ST. I: p, l2S:
Harlem, 2l5. St. p. K Omaha, 403
Houston i T., 81 81. P. 4 o: ptd, 1853.
Illinois Cen, 1879 Texas Pacific, ia.
Ind. B. x W., 263s. Union Pacific, 50.
Kansas & T., SlA. u. s. Express, 6S.
Lake +. 4 w, l25<. W, st. y. A P, l9H;
Lake shore, $50 W.,St; L; 4 P, 2, lsh
Lou. h Nash 401s. w. 4 +. Ex., l23.
| Lou. & N. A, $50. ": U. Tel, ~,
| NJ. & c., list pid, = Colorado Coal, 231<.
| NJ. 4 @, I'd pfd, : Homtstake, 81.
| Mem 4 Char, IS. Iron Silver, 245.
| Mich. Central, a. Ontario, ~.
| Min. 4 St. L., 1871. Quicksilver, g,
NJ. 4 st. L. pfd, a. Quicksilver pfd, q.
| Missouri Pac., ITO. South Pacific, -
Mobile 4 O., Is, ,o., sutrO' Is.
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Total receipts at ports, this day, lseo''"l9'eo23
Total receipts at ports, this day, 1889 e. 9'SO4
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.
1886. 1855. 1884.
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In the first column we give the price bid
and in the second the price asked.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-13
EIae Winding IGEs.

Advices from Wilcox say that on Monday Geronimo, Natchez and ail the hostiles were shipped to Fort May- ion, Florida.
 The cutthroats got off just in time, as warrants were in the hands of the U. s. marshal for their arrest by oi- der of the department of justice. Captain Lawton and his troops Were sent as an escort of the fends they had captured.
 General Miles and his staff, includ ing Major A. s. Kimball have gone 10 Albuquerque where there are two trains loaded with the Chiricahua and Mescalero Apaches from the White Mountain reservation all of which will be sent forward Friday to Fort Marion Fla. They will go via. St. Louis.
 General Miles is reported as saying when inquiries were made concerning the punishment of the hostiles, that he had done what he promised, and fl the civil authorities wanted them they could find them in Florida Star.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-13
Airy. Fairy Lillian is Gone.

Teddy Solomon looked truly sad
 last night as he stood on the platform
 of the Grand Central depot and
 watched the train pull out that bore
 his wife and babe from him to the Pa
 cilic. He stood lik1 man without hope, watching the train until the last glimmer of the red light on the rear car had disappeared in the tun- mel. Then he Was gently led away by James W. Morrissey, the manager of | the Standard, while that oily tongued gentleman poured words of consoIa- tion into hls ear.
 The fair Lillian Russell, with her pretty babe and a maid, had taken her departure for San Francisco, where Miss Russell is to make her debut with the Duff Opera company in the opera of Grip to Africa" at the Baldwin theatre. Miss Russell signed contract the day previous for an engagement of six months.
 Mir. Solomon very reluctantly had to agree and at once made arrange ments to leave for London tomorrow, while she made ready for her depart ure for California.
 Miss Russell dreaded scene at the depot, and she called MT. Morrissey to her aid. That accommodating gentleman spent couple of hours with them and succeeded in infusing some courage into Mir. Solomon. He accompanied them to the depot, all time relating his stock of new jokes, which kept Miss Russell in a good hun.or, but they were wasted upon Mir. Solomon.
 "Oh, Mir. Morrisse:-," cried the fair Lillian, Che was always so fond Of the baby. It's hard to take her away from him. She is such q sweet little creature"
 My dear Miss Russell" said Man ager Morrissey, beseechingIy, "think only of the ovation that awaits you in California. The people there are wild for you. The golden gate is wide open ready to receive you. A brass band will meet you. Why, my dear Miss Russell, you will take the town by storm. The house Is already sold, and ia a short time you will be re- turning here loaded down "; h Cali fornia gold, you will have regained your place as queen of the dudes, and ycu need never leave New York City again. You ire only 24, and you are growing prettier every day.
 This eloquence dispelled all the sad ness from Miss RusselPs face, and be- fore Mir. MUrrissey had finished her cOuntenanCe Was Wreathed in smiles. Tnen they boardel the sleeping car, and before they had to grow melan- choly again the conductor cried "All aboard! ]" and Mir. Solomon only had time to kiss his wife and say in d husky voice:
 "Good-bye, Lillian. darling. f know you will be successful"
 "Good-bye," returned Lillian. q trust you will not be seasick," and the train began to move.
 Just before leaving home Miss Rus sell said: Il have met nothing but since I married MT. Solo mon. He has tried hard, but luck was against him, so it was better for Us to part. He WAS Joan, and may be so was I. Now 1 shall begin lie | over again, and begin right where I did six years ago. have never been to San Francisco. but I think I VIII | be well received, from what MT. Nor rissey tells me."-New York Star.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-13
FOR &EEEREFF.

I hereby respc tfuily announce myself q candidat for t'.r office of Sheriff Of Cochise County, -IhjrcI 10 the will of the Republican County Cu:.NcE ion.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-13
FOR SHERIFF.

hcqery announce myself as l candidate for the office of Sheriff of Cochise County, subject tu thc action cf the Republican UUany Convention, which meets in Tomb sl. De, Monday, September F. lSSG.
 CS AEROrT
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-13
EOG COCNrY AssatsOR.

l hereby and uncc myself a@ candidate for the office of County Assessor, suhjcct In the acton of the Ecpubliran Caunty Convention. W. k BLRhE.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-13
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.

hereby announce myself as candidate for the office Of County Recorder, subject to the action of the Republican County Con yention. w. E. BRADLEY.