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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

STw YORK, April ti.-Cofec- Options opened
steady aud unchanged b. points down, and
closed hun hesiO points up, sales, 400 lag,,
including. April. slGnf,iaon May slGi0ssi6 20.
June SO ~ltfi6 ~. July. $40 sfiGio August SO al
ai5Oo. september tliOissi7.su, October, tls.l5o,
I'D November ei7NWii2s DECEMBER. tl7. ID,
1850 January si5.20 February, slIN8iIsj March
spot-Rio. quiet. fair cargocs. iSIc
kugnf-l,aw. excited active. iair rrhnlhg. it.iec
centrifugal, ~. test q ". saic., 400 barr cen
tfliuga'f on basis oi al test, II y and and y
ZOO tons II MuscoYcdo at 5'aeiislo refined
active and hrin.
o. hhds Trinidad. @'gc. New Orleans, dull.
Hrc-Quict and steady.
INV ORLEANS. la. APRIL ii.-Cotion sccd pro
ducts uomlnaily unchanged. Concc-nCmaui 4
light aud holders hfm. c1nmon % rfimc. iU'su
~ al surar--0ood demand ut fully pficcs open
fair f.iuci fair ttc, common 10 GOOD common
~. asi.r. centrifugal, choice white, 10 OF white
49,. rhuice yellow, clarified. 1.iGc prime yellow
clarified. 10 MolaNcs-Quict and steady, strictly
prime. Sc good prime alft.-As prime, Het'av. iaii
10 fOod ialf. Boss. common 10 god common. y
dsiir. centrifugal strictly prime. laHc. prime u
rpud pfimc glatEas ialf a. GOOD iait, 2ua iiC com
innn IL good common islfiac, inferior &c
CHICAGO, m. April Ion the Produce IN
rhanro tB,lay. the butter market was actiy,
aud unchanged fancy creamery, 2ieitc cholc'
tn nue gIft.fta nne dairy 1iHftit. good 20 chulCu
isaisc. frrs-wcak Al p't,iinC.
CINCINNATI, o., Apni -whlsky-stcndy
slies 10 bfis Hnlshcd gnuis on q basis OF 81 90
imttrr- Flfm HuFar-Quirt. lgaa=tu good dc
tnaud al ai.c Chtcscailfn.
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HANathuicc. ir1m stnrr So, car load. from
lstru ut depot 81 ilb Nt primo. trum store, 900
sk. car load irum leyvc ur depot tit.attiaUU
pnlur irum siun' aQsplC. car load, ifun lctcC VI
drplt tln nt.fit.nn
tuHNalnsm fturr. white, to'sGffc, mixed, tsc.
ifum ietuc 90 depot. white. w. bulk, stasinss Ia
sacks. co. miKci be- bulk. De- in sacks, tie
nlAN -imm sturc. s5HU'sc. ifum lowe 90 de
rot. uiu1Hitn.
OAfs-ffam store white Ns1c mixci 30
alr lnim Irtre Of depot white lu bulk. aitfflc IN
sacks, 81, mlkci. Ice hulk. ~, lu sirks, s2' ".
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WilifKN Straight kcutucky bourbon. u w,
hVi. iulcttruu and iincuu counties. hfm ~ 10
Wiul fatirfn uct gtnualdon avoiding o. age
aud male common whisky. uucfttlnl according
70 pfnui nothing under ID per cent quutcd
CIV Htlw.ii.ao Tor domestic tAeiesAeo TOT I'm
ported
GRASS srrps Red clover. =, . bui herds sos
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Hreasistuu4

FLOuR-Pfom storc. family sti0 choice. $40
fancy " 5,ft,t cNua iaucy, AUtAi0. patent
sttNrAiA easy.
COnNMEAi.-fcafl. $40 roller. o. ioala ~. nfm.
hEANs AND rEAs-Nayy Beans, o. %, medium.
elul
OATMEAt4-tn half hfis q N from store.
kfits--soia. cStra. hc. truhle estra. GO
o.. g.nruf snaps. fiN'ar assorted lumhlca, lie
ilif. evan tu krIs. .Hts'fg
store
HoNlNY AND GRlTs-From storc. slgA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

MN YORK. April u -nymand iof dry goods
was more moderate today, though business j ~
raf,ifi a. ialf fnf this pCfinl An Important drive
v,ss u,ale lu popular Standard prints 1T hisr ny
lie essr and 81, by the plcCc Regular purchasers
seii Al frrular rficca Buyers are beginning g.
Mac ,lrfs Tor home lall euuis such AZ blaulyts
hsnnsi dfcas goods fhaNls etc Tho market 4
s'eaiy. Though roods kindrcd with print cloths
.,mf,sthiye ID . limited extent with that market
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

CHICAGO, m. April 1.-The Drgunf Journal
trpafis. Uatiie-Horlpis. leon head. shlpmcnts
4 ~ head Market active and a shade lower,
hortcs slfnIA7s siccr q tiaii 1 ,ioctcn Hnd
ic,isn ~ snsftip. pwa bulls aud miaCd tl0os
Att feaas accfs. tL2AalA
Uns Nrlripts. ls.0up head shipments. 5000
head Market slow and iur i0wci' mixed. ~ 90
atsi. hcavg. 81 sqtgl'a ught HN4t5s skips,
shes,,H Receipts. f.oo head. shipments. 1000
head Market shade easter aud active. natives,
stlntl u. wcsigrii coin'icd, ~ 1,sto lambs. si75
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MousehoId snppIIcs.

FRulT-Steady. Omnges-MeSs M, eaO0d1t.00
per box. Lemons, S2.jOQs350 per box. Bananas,
sl.5g20O per bunch. Dates, lose Figs, l2@i5c
per pound
APPLES OO@2OO per brl. Dried apples, 90
2I4c per ID from store Dried peaches, 2@3)4c
from store.
YEGETADLEs-oni sl.25 per brl: cabbage,
New Orleans crate s2O0@30r kraut, per brl, $500;
half brl, $40, garlic SOC per 100.
BuTTEIt-Butterlne, l4@lSc; creamery 2O@soc;
dairy, l6Gl22c; country butter, l0@20c
CIDER-ozark. $3.50 per br aud $50 per half
brl.
NlNEGARpor GAL i2@i3c.
Enthusiastically; boxes, &c. cases. 9Hc.
POULrRY-Chickens, young S2bOg5.0O; mixed,
s2JO@J0l hens Sl0O@J2j; geese, SL5OWaO 90;
ducks S2O0Gg3J0
NUTS oconnut, sl0O@lb0 per 100; peanuts,
Nirginn, 7gsc; Tennessee farmers stock, b6g6c;
roasted laiISe higher sholled, rod. DC; white, &c;
Spanish, lOc. pecans, Texas old. T9l2c Arkansas,
3esjc, Italian chcstnuts, lO@22l9c.
RAlslNS-London layers, $500, California, s22i
per box.
PlCKLES-Brls. 60 So half brls, 800.
POrATOES--Firm; sl.259l7 5 per bri sncks 300
Soc per bu; Utah, SO@90c per bu; sweet, s2.OO@lbU
per brl
FRESH FIsH-Bufhlo i92c per lb cat, 4c per ID,
Came perch, trout, ETC. SmlOc per Id.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

eoc bu, orchard. g. 25al s5 bu timothy, si75@a.c0
bn; German millst. S5@9oc bu; Hungarian. 7o@Sc
bu.
lAGGING-o910c.
T1ES-sl.20.
sHor-Drop. si.15 buck, sl.4o.
LEAD--A166l6c.
TALLOW-l17c.
SNUFF-Garretts. si0.T5: Ralph's, sl0.25; Rail-
road So p: Gail & AXIS, $500.
POWDER-Kegs $780, half kegs, s2.75; quarter
kegs, sl.75.
clear grease wool, 2Og2jc; bury, washed. 2O@J0c;
tubwashed, 30935c
IIDEs-Dry flint, No. !, 9ilc; No 2, SIC; dry
satcd, 5697c No. 51sc; green sailed, No !, ig@5c
skins %. steady.
COAL oiL-Prime white, Wholesale lots, 9I9c PEI
ToBAcco-common 25@Soc other grades G.
6t6jc.
BEEswAX.-20c.
NAlLS--lron, S2.0G steel, $40.
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CATTLE-Cholce 20 extra, a40T4c; good, Ga
$40 scalawags TO medium, lh6f2'qci choice feed
ems, $50 and up, %4@5c; feeders, $50 10 $50, "a
orc.
lI0Gs--Choice corniod, Igl@jc' good. ES9ilc;
common, 3'5mic.
sllEEf--dhoce, illc; medium, ST@ic; com
mon, siOOmiJO
LAMBs-Choicc, &c; common to good, per head
Z lflaf IN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market oponci firm aud closed
firm. inlddiiur l0'sc Sales. apll bales in.
Guiding 600 bales lat evening. Of which 100
bales b. exporter aud go % splnncnt
ExcnANuE QUOTATIONS..
ofiiuafy, s3idC good ordinary. sisicc low
middling, iiioc middllur iOitc good middhng
10 ielecl midiung ialf. nominal. faif. nominal.
dusty. isaij1o loser
DAILY COTTON ETATruEyr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

OlIs-Prlmc crude, 8sGiOc; oil crude, 30995c
prime summer yellow i3eeijc; of summer yellow,
l0Gtllc choice cooking summer yellow, 5O9j2c.
prime summer white, ll9iGo
MEAI-Primc, slsO00siS5O less than car load
sipU@l0t0 oil meal, sl6O)9lLj0, less than car
load lots sl5 OOmi7m
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

90 c, o6sw,- =; LNo&T.ii; X C.s&M. =;
Ko, NAB =; NJ. 10; 4 M, 80; steamers, SO;
wagons, %. Total, 206 bales
Exports--M & G, GO. Ian, 90; co&sw. 457;
L. No& 7, -; NJ, OIL steamers, south, =. To
tai, ,226 bales.
ACTUAL COUNT MEMPHIS COTTON.
Actual count OF cotton made today shows the
following
Stock In warehouses, etc,........,........30,T3 7
Stock In congresses. ,Oi1-l5fS i
Stock running account................... 1868
Difference to add 10
MEMPHIS UNsoLD STOCK.
Approximate estimate OF unsold stock April IL,
lSS9-
Stock In warehouses, sold but not de-
HNtfeu cue. ll,lVl
Stock In compresscs.. ,Of26l4 s
Which taken from actual stock .......... 457si
Leaves unsold stock ..................a.. 1866
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed steady; mddllug,
1OI4c. Sales, 96S bales Quotations were as fol-
lows Ordinary, 7]Ici good ordinary, Olsc; low
middling 10 lice; midding. lOAci good middling,
lie; middllng fair, II ll.lGc fair, ~ 5.l6c.
Futures opened steady and closed steady, as fol
lows April iO3l@iO3G May, lO3O@lO3G June,
lO.i5@i046i July, lO528iO.53; August iOj7@lO.5s
September iO.Oa@l0Ot October, as290S; No
vcmber. 072@G73; December, G78@91li January
oSgGSf February a9l@99j; March, 9999lOO2
Sales, 0J,G0O bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and stcndy and
closodiam midd.ing, 1899, Sales 2,7sO bales
Quotations nre as follows Ordinary, Ssc good
ordinary, gsc; low mildling, 956c middling, lO3,c
good middling, lie
Futures opened steady and closed steady. NJ fol
lows April, lO.3l@lOS3; May, l0.3O@l0.H; June
10 J9@lO2i; July, lci2al0.i8; August l0.2s9l02D
September aG9@97i. October, Gil99.b Novom
bef, q.3l@a36; December, 9.56993S january, 9i'
@9i6 Sales, 7O.s0O bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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an nnsi Turpentine.

witMiNaToS. n C., April u.-nfpcntlne-
steady. tlc. "a
CLEVELAND. O., April li.-rc,rolcum easy q
~ flnI. Tt.r.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

ings today wers 81. 2ioiSO. and the balances are
81 400 652.
NEW ORLEANS La, April -clcarlngs 81
6y79li. Nth
BALTIMORE, NAV April ll.-Clearings, S2,oO.,-
14S balances, s23355s
ST. LOUIS, No., April 11.-Bank clearlnss To-Day
So. 22S, 600 balances, ell4i57
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x.v yerh Dsy Coed. Market.

ADJ unchanged isssipis continue isbt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

Lar T. NJ. 0albrath, No. 10 Madison
street rent your houses aud collect your
WniA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

CHICAGO. H. Apfil ii.-Cioarinrs su.ii5om
MN Nohk Apfii -Cioahnas tiis, So. 67. bal.
ancss. tA1is,Nit
BOSTON Mas, April Clearing. tl6.ialT2
baianCs. ~ .luiNN
PHILADELPHIA, IA April 1.-THE bank clear.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO 8 PER GENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, 10 lao
Sales Today, 1000 Bales-The GEN.
eral Market Is Steady - Meats Are
Quiet.
ArPEAL OFFICE

APPEAL OFFICE, [
THURSDAY EyEaINo, April IL, 1880.
Money continues easy, but there lisa larger
1,,,o,,d potcs z IN nor cont
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

lNNNNhi AVUl llal pm. HinhHula closed a. ~
v zoe mnuri AMI vs. iuf thr accouut Tho
amount 81 bullion Withdraw ifum TIE hank u
bullion lu ihr lauk ni lnFlaud decreased ituu
puunds ihc rat sock Tie proportion oi the
lant nl tns.anlt reserve 70 liability s nov u ~
BET rrnt
PARIS April n. -Thtrs tsf cent rcutos ~ W. 3
iuf ihr ncruuut TIE wrVkly statement 10 the
iauk VI tmnDo shows DECREASE II isso.UH In
Fuld aud aiu,lfui In silver.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-12

MUSTANG kINIVAEMT

IS FOR MAN a BEAST. pENETRATEs
NUsCLE&FIDRE 10 THE VERY LONE
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Tone. Rec. Price. Stock. .
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Receipts IA port this day 1859 ...... o.. ..,.....0WB
Receipts Ia port this day, .......2lSl
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30
I'sIE VERY LATEST
srt,iiias nee from she Centcn-
 uial Mines.

The following letter was received to- day from the new gold excitement in the Harqua Hala Mountains, and will be of interest:
 CENTENNIAL, Jan. %, 1889. FRIEND STEIN: l reached this camp a few days ago. Ii is not all it is 5lowed up to be- l see few good sur face prospects, one of them is q four foot hole on the big mine. There is nothing done here to show whether they have got mine here or not. l saw one big nugget they picked up, but that does not say whether 1t is go- ing to make mine or not when they 20 down. I think it will be quite q while before the camp is prospected. There are some men he:e that have located twenty claims. The boys that made tho rich strike can make good raise whether it goes down or not. This is a very poor place for man to be if he is not well fixed There hare been rich pockets Of gold rock struck before through this part of the country.
 Yours truly,
 DANL. OTooLE.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30
GrcEGen.ai or Russ tfo.Se.

The rebuilding of tine Occidental Hotel is an uncertainty bordering on an improbability. There is a ramor which is not devoil of foundation, that in case it is not rebuilt, that a second story will be built On the Russ House. IL is understood that an offer oi S2,0J1 has been made for the ground on which it Is situated, also the ground adjoining, on which the sunny SiIe lodging hcuse is built together with the buildings on both lois. It will probably be accepted.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30
,Ehe United States and Silver.


 Under the above head the Mexican Financier says:
 "We wish to remind that section of the press persistently hostile 10 the United States, that it is tine firm ad- herence of that rich and prosperous nation to the policy of coining silver and sustaining the white metal as part of its currency, which is giving cour- age to the friends of silver all over the world to keep up the fight against the advocates of the gold standard. Let the United States desire to stab Mex ico with fatal stroke, and 1t has but to demone;ize silver, when would be seen rise in exchange such as to cause a commercial crisis here in which every great enterprise would sink into bankruptcy hopeless and ;rremediAble But the United States stands, to-day, with Mexico, as an ally in the gigantic struggle to replace sil- yer to its old place in the currency of the civilized world. Despite the mis- representations of politicians and per sistent enemies of progress, the two nations are to-day standing shoulder to shoulder in great struggle, and are allied more closely by commerce than superficial writers for the press suspect, or, if they do suspect, it is more than they care to acknowledge. But VIC maintain that the United States is to-day the strongest ally Mexico has in the contest in the be- half of silver And we are certain that candid writers for the press will agree with us"
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30

Two children while on there way to Sunday school in Phenix, on Sunday last, found pocket book containing s4l0. The owner proved to be Miss Nellie Cashman, who was oyerwheln'- ed with joy at finding her lost ttreasurs. It is hardly necessary to state that she gave the children ten dollars, and tha. every child in the new capital will be seen on the way to Sunday school next Sunday, with their ey'i cast downward looking for the treas ure which is not in heaven.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30
STOLEN GOODS.

Tho Duke of Newcastle is to marr, q Miss Candy. There should be lot: of tafiy in such union.
 4 Buffalo paper says that an open winter knocks the trade in stoves Please find us q family which passe. any sor: of winter without stove.
 Learn to say mo-" advises a New York religious paper. Start out to raise hundred dollars among the boys and see if that advice is no. su- perluous.
 Paul LafIierty, an American, who got into an English prison for five years, says the fare beats any dollar and a half a day American hotel. and he was sorry to leave.
 St. Louis has got hold Of man who has stolen twenty-cight horse. in six months, and he is nos only S2 years of age, but lame, near-sighted and suffer ing with asthma,
 The wealth of the Vanderbilt family is put down at s274 ,o0O.0oO. It was put down without interviewing any O.! the family and could have been made q hundred million more just as well as uot.
 About one-half tho applicants for charity who call on George ". Childs threaten to commit suicide if he re- fuses to aid them, and he bobs up and accedes to the demand. He doesn't want his office unused up.
 The length Of the Mississippi River has always been placed at 4,l00 miles, but civil engineers familiar with the stream say that it has shortened itself over 100 miles in twenty years and will do as well in the twenty to come.
 At Willows, Cal, flock of wild geese settled down on a forty-acre field Of grain and picked 1t clean in two hours. The number oi kir!s is estimated at 75,OG0. It was fine op- Portunity for Michigan sportsman to have killed goose
 Ohio has law reading: "Be it en- acted that whoever sells, gives or fur nishcs to any minor under I5 years of age any cigarette, cigar or tobacco shall be fined not less than 8 nor more than $23, or imprisoned not more than thirty days, or both.
 A person convicted of any crime in China, except that of murdering one of the royal family, can hire substi- tute to take the punishment, even if it is death The rate of pay of these substitutes has lately advanced about % per cent. and the cause is laid to the English.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30
COAST CLIPPINGS.

Tho Cuyamaca railroad is making progress eastward from San Diego fifteen miles are graded and the ties and rails will be laid within month or six weeks.
 The various town and city boards 0! | trade of the Southern California coun- ties are moving harmoniously 10 form a Southern Board similar 10 the State ! CD Board at San Francisco. Senator Stanford takes occasion to say that he is decidedly opposed to Chinese immigration, and has been for over thirty years. His record as Governor is the proof.
 Senator Dargis, of Alameda county, has introduced bill to procure an oil painting of Governor Waterman 10 hang in the State capitol.
 Judged from the various newspaper reports the Union Pacific is deter mined to reach the Pacific Coest at another point in Oregon, at San Fran cisco, Los Angeles and San Diego. A contract just put on record shows that the Union Pacific has full half interest in all the rights acquired from Los Angeles city by the Los Angeles, Utah & Eastern Company.
 Congressman Vandever has intro duced resolution asking that nego- tiations be opened for the acquisition of Lower California. Mexico will not voluntarily sell or cede territory.
 The California Sewer Pipe Company st Los Angeles had but just started a couple of weeks ago when the orders received made it necessary to at once provide for increased facilities.
 MT. Van Arnam, Southern Pacific passenger agent. with headquarters at Chicago, says he fully believes travel to California will increase two-thirds within the coming three months.
 The Alta California says the Cali fornia State prisons are not ovcrcrowd- ed, but the several insane asylums arc packed beyond decsncy or humanity, and therefore favors another iii South ern California.
 James G. Eastman, once leading lawyer of Los Angeles, died on the 18th in the poor-house at Downey- Cause: Too much liquor for several years. His friends kept up his life policy of $l0,00O.
 Raymond excursion parties leave Boston for California February 7th, l1th and 25th, all coming by southern routes. A Washington excursion left January 18th, and another is an nounced to start that way February 18th.
 Every member of the Nevada Leg islature and fifty-iivs of the California Legislature have petitioned General Harrison to appoint Hon. NJ. A. Estee member of his cabinet. It is be- lieved this action will defeat rather than help him.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30
KiyHys ssi.bec.
DANL. O'TooLE.

The French Mining Company (the Boleo Mining Company at santa Ro- salia is meeting with great success the Lower Californian says. Eleven hun dred men are constantly employed. The works support town of 4,UO0 people, which has been built on shore of the Gulf sixty miles by land and forty miles by water up the coast from Mulcje. The company hAs s wharf, a small steamer which runs 10 Guaymas and railroads from the Gulf of Cali fornia back to their mines a distance of four miles. They claim 10 have spent $G,Go0,000 The company has shipped about S,0G0 tons of pure cop per. They have four water jacket fur naces and reduce about 300 tons per day. They are working several mines situated nearly or within radius of eight miles. The pay rolls average $So,000 per month. The conipany's store sells about 200 worth of mer- chandise per day. The workmen are paid Sl per day, without boari. AT supplies and provisions a!e sold to the laborers at cost, and as the company pays no duty these are furnished very cheaplv.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30

China New Years was ushered in by the Chinese residents of Tomb stone, in . manner which if not pleas ant to the balance of us, certainly created noise enough to please the most fastidious youth. The firing of thousands of packs of firecracksrs, between sundown and sunrise last night and this morning, furnished noise enough to keep Morpheus from the bedside of many resident in the ueiQhborLood of Chinatown.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30
tHANCERY NOTICE.

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUS l tice, Chaneery Division. In the matter of the Companies Acts,
 1862 and 1867, and in the matter of
 the Old Guard Mining Company,
 limited.
 The creditors of the above named company are required on or before tho 9th day of April, 1889, to send their names and addresses the particulars of and addresses of their solicitors eff any) to Frederick Whitney, of No. s Old Jewry, in the City of London, England, the official liquidator of the said company, and if SO required by notice in writing from the said official liquidator, are by their solicitors to come in and prove their said debts or claims at the chambers of Mir Justice Chitty, in the Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, in the County of Middlesex, England, at such time as shall be specified in such notice, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made be- fore such debts are proved. Thursday the 18th day of April, 1889, at II o'clock in the forenoon, is appointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the debts and claims.
 Dated this l1th day of January 1889.
 GEO. A. CRowDER, Chief Clerk. Michael Ahrahapn's Sous G Co Old Jewry, London, E. C., and g Rue
 Taithout, Paris, Official Liluidator's 1 Solicitors.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30

Dr. O. G. Williams, of the we'll known dental firm of Love & Will Hams, of Fl Paso, Texas, is in the city and has opened an office in the San Jose House where he will be pleased to see any of our citizens in need of work in bis line. Nr. Williams comes high ly recommended and will remain but one week. l % Iw
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30

The records to-day show tie trans- fer of the residence formerly occupied by Webb Street ill this city to Mrs. Edith Patton from George E. Vii Hams, of Oakland, for consideration of S525. The property adJoins Col Herrings residence on Toughnut street.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

MRs. NYssLow's s SOoTnIsG SYEI'P, for cl .l4ren teethiag, i- the pres ciptOn of one Gf the bcsi r.
 ma ie and lhy-icii ns il tie United Sia!Us- and has been used for [ ye. with reyrr-ia | ing by millions "f m tfers for th.ir ctil d-en. During the process of tg,t hing it's sHlae l. he lcuable. It reliey' iE. chiid rom pain, cures dyseLtery and aiarrhea, griTirg in the bowels and wII.G-eol:c. By giving health 10 the bottle. JaI.5 ly
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30

The religious @ mountebank, Sam Jones, draws big crowds in Los Angel es, but his language is often indecent and not calculated to help the true "cause of Christ"
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-30
sEEGET EggEEs;.
Two, 'ia-ee and Eoar Year
 Cid i'r.is Frees.

Fruit trees. two, ihrce and four year old. Umbrells. Mulberry. Peach, Fear, Apricot. Apple, Fig. Plum, rrunes. Neetaiines, AiD'r rd. Japaae rersin- mon. English Walnut. Pc,a4erarate. frul'irR; two-year .oli Grarevines. Gooseberries, isaspbeIries; ,uG0 Rosa. bushes, S5 diiIeient varieties: Lilac. Carnation Pinks. Mock Orange. Mag. n"lia, Pomegranate Aowcfing. Honey. sGckle'. Lilly Of ibe Valley. Expresses. ClematiS; Passion Vines. Double Ca. me.ia, and many o:,er plants received from California. for sale hy Wi!iiam Branch. correr If Second ard Fu.ton streets, Tom mbstone, 4. T. 1-2Cm