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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
Railroads.
Den NSYLVANIA
RATT.HoAD.

ss e. . %' co.ss, ss. Street and
Street. !, zen later than that given below for
7 90 A; d. FAST MAII--Llml,ed to two pstt. parcr
SSTs sos S s i,.u sps Car
EMF f1d Com
F seepGs Dining smons and
s Siss c e. SS, Toledo Cincinnati
For ;. CHICAGO S. AND ST. moUs essso
$50 r, NJ WESTERN ExpREss.-FOr Chicago. For
7so p NJ soyTIWsrERN EXPRESS r rn,.
40 =. ~; PACIFIC ExpREss-ger PlttsSurs , and
SIG NAIL for cfysSd frsgt Buffet
sn sspns sD Gar New York to Ess S Srds No
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
=" ;-s % s !S'pos SSS ,.,s1
6oo sc 4 No. gssS ss'Ses sS s @
sd%4R RsPf P" m "a
N6EFF9EK and wJEsTERN EFAELwAr-F0r Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LiNE.-Express, go a. m. and $50
s6s G5 FSS& ,NS n ss
Atlantic cTY"sS p m weekdays Ds'O,essss an. nd
Train BUFFET Parlcr Cars Passenger Coach. and Com
f fS9s pAassb an TsisSsS
Grove. and Pleasant from West Twenty-third
Street stationI, $50 a 49, $40. and 400 p m
Sundays. 9.20 a.. $50 p m from pesorosses anu
cortIandt Streets. $40 m. 1850 aio and BIO p IN
Sundays. As a. m, D. Is p.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. .,o
s1O. 72o $50. $50. $50 $50 Penna. Limited 20"
Dining Carr. 1880 Dining Carr, 30 a. M Low 20
$50 $50 90 40 Dining carr. 40 Dining carr, DO
Dining carr. 40 $50 D. l2O1 night sunnays
6lo s 20 $50 o 20 n so Limited $50 1880 Dining
Carr. a. m. 1880 $50 Dining carr, so, $50 A. 20
Dining Carr $50 Dining Carr $50 Dining carr "'V'
Ticket 4e 90 1895 1874 IL and ssl Broad
way: Aston House; West Twentyhird street station
and foot Of Desbrosses and CoFtlandt streets
Court Street Street, 9S broadway and Penn-
syivania Station Brooklyn; Station Jersey 'ty;;
The New York Transfer Company VIII call LOT ana
baggage from hotels and residences through 10
destination "a ..,.-,-
Railroad Cab Service - .oo-
J. b. HUTCHINSON. j. X WIZ,
General Manager. Generai fassr Agent
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston April 2s.-cotton steady; middlins. Sac;
lou roiddIIng sac; good ordinary 15-i6c receipts.
Iss bales exports the Continent 500; sales 700
stock. ~ l32
Norfolk. April 26.---cotton dull middling &c; low
uddng 7i8c good ordinary 4bc receipts VA bales;
exnorts Goa stwlse 500: sales %: stock. o3sO4
baltimore April 2e-Cotton nominal; midding. 6hc:
low niddllng 1916: good ordinary. 3-l6c gross
receints is9 bales. exports coastwise looo Stock
T,435. ,, I'll,
wilmington April 2s.-cotton quiet middlins. SIC;
stock. 1852 bales oo 49,.
stock. 345 ~
New orleans April 26-Cotton steady; middling.
~ 10, low middllng 1i6c: good ordinary. 47c; net
recepts $50 bales gross. 1900 exports 10 the ION
,inent 100: sales 1000 stock Ss3.35l
uo,,phs Anril 20-Cotton quiet. midding. 5@c low
,idSiing SCI good ordinary. i8c net receipts oso
baes gross 73s. shipments. 1904; sales. $50; stock
i26. $40. ~ -, -,
Augusta April 28-Cotton dull. middling loc. low
niddIinr 6hc: receipts % bales shipments III sales
ss: stock 81 sos. -.
uousto, Aprl 26-Cotton steady: middling b7sc; low
,idI,ne 5Ir: good 4'sc; receipts $50 bales
sb,nments , 33l sales. ISL; stock. ans9s
c, Ionis April 26-Cotton quiet; mddng l3-l
lou niddlng SIC: good ordinary. u l6c net receipts
Gas baes: gross $50: shipments. 1854; stock Ss4io
Cincinnati April 26.-Cotton quiet and steady MD
ding &C. low middling. 5ssc good ordinary otc' re-
ceipfs 02 bales; shipments. 2oi' STOCK loH'l
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Cash quotations follows: Flour quiet and easy
No spring wheat 7oa7ie; No spring ~nsao, "ga
No oats. &c; No 2 white 3oa3o1sc; No white zns
3Oc: 40 2 rye, 5siac; No 2 barley. 36qt?c: NO max
seed 81 17h Northwestern, 81 p .nsl ~ prime u
othy seed 81 35 clover contract grades 80 "a mess
pork per bb s0qs9 % lard per 100 10. s. loaso IL
short ribs sides oose 5Oasi So dry salted shoulders
(boxed 4isa44c clear sides (boxed) ~ ponso %
cut loaf unchanged on the Produce Exchange to-day
the butter market quiet and easy; creameres, iZV
16r dalries lqio. Eggs steady; fresh l2ac Cheese
weak; creams. llhal2'sc
Cincinnati. April 26.-Four easy. Wheat quiet No 2
72lsc. Corn easier No mixed. 3etc oats easier:
No . mixed, 2sc Rye firm; No sc Lard easy at
s5O2la. Bulk meats steady at 81 30. Bacon STEADY az
S. rs Whisky dull at 81 ~. Butter dull Sugar hrm
Eggs firm, at lllsc. Cheese firm
Duluth, April 2e-wheat-No hard cash, 74Hc; April
7Osc; No . Northern. 65lic
St Louis. April 2e-Fiour quiet steady Wheat nrms
easier; No red cash, 7ec. May. Id'sc July Ilc 10
cash. 2sis1 May 2I'8o: July. ~ Sc: NO whlte 81 ~
Bran steady sacked. east track. &c Butter steahy
STEADY; standard mess jobbing 81 2la Lard easter;
prime steam IS: choice, s. 10. Dry salt meats
Shoulders 81 %: shorts and ribs So shor - 5s
Bacon-Boxed shoulders. So extra shorts 20 "'a' r'oS
s. 30; shorts. ~ 10.
Milwaukee, April 26.-wheat lac lower; No Northern
72Ec; No Northern 7ic. Rye lower; No /. s'ae.
Barley lower No 2 i5c; sample, 39gi0he
Minneapolis April 26.--Cose-Whest In store. Nc !
Northern, April. 70a.c; May, @%ad0sc; July nSW
No Northern 7O%c; No 2 Northern. 6si2e Flour
First patents 81 0as3 So second patents 81 oqS" W;
Ars clear SO 7OGs2 20 Bran in bulk $40 2oqslO 90
Toledo April 2G.Wheat active and steady; No eash'
74c: May. 14hc Corn active and steady; No mixed;
352,c. dull: No mixed. 3Oc Rye inactive; NO
cash. &c bid Cloverseed dull and lower; prime cash.
old. SO 50; new, cash and April, SO 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

pROVIsIONs-It was a small market all day within a
range prices and the general tendency rather
downward although a slight rally near the close re
fected late strength in grain PORk-Dul Quoted:
Mess s. T5as9 So family $40 5Odsl short clear $40 20
50 i0aSIl: packet, 50 5Oasl0; extra India mess sl54
si5 20. BEEF HAMS-Quiet quoted SlOaSlO 90
nREssED HOGs-Dun but steady. quoted: Bacons.
nc: $50 ID. sac; 100 n. 5.c; pigs: &c; CIT
MEATS-Pckled bellies nrm. Quoted: smoking bellies.
SIC; 10 n. 5Aa5Ac. y 10 SIC: Il 10. &c. Picked
shoulders neglected. quoted AVS Picked hams s'eaay
city greens. The. TALLow-weak city, sc eGun-
try 4hd4tc. LARD-Easy; quoted 5.5Oc asked
CITY lard dull quoted 5Oc. Refined lard steady Quoted:
South America s26c; Continent 665c; Brazil kegs 135c
Compound quiet. Quoted: City. 4%c; Western, 4hc.
sTEARINE-s Steady Quoted: oleo sac bid; city lard
stearine 6a64c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables: Spot cotton
fair business doing sales 10000 bales speculation and
export 700; American 1000: receipts loo middlns
upland. $50 Futures opened steady partial l-s4d dc
cline closed firm, i.Gl-61d net advance December jan
uary. lsb JsnusryFebrusry, 3loiss February March
200. April 320hs: April-May. 3.2Oiks; May-June
32ohs Juns.July s2lsi july august S2ls' August
September 32ls September October. 320iss October
November 3I9ilb. November December. 3l9h. Man
chesier-Yarns dull but steady Cloths-orders at low
limits
FLOUR AND MEAIs-The undsrtone Of -four
helped little By late nrmness In wheat but no quotsble
ADVANCE was shown. owing 20 continued apathy among
buyers Spring patents ~ 0Oas4 Is; winter s,raights
sSqs3 20, extra No winter. 81 0Ols3. No
Ter 26cas2 rs, grade. 81 07iAGsi 20 SPOT RYE
. fancy So 2ogss g. coRNMEAI-ssesey Quoted:
kiln-aTisd. s2dS2 ID. brand BAG MEAL
Quiet, Quoted. Fine white 95c. fine yellow 95casi
coarse sSQsIe .FEED--null Quoted: Spring bran.
el <ls9$le 20 sacks. 10 arrive, 200 ID $l5 o. AZ Ta
-seks spot. si6esi6 Is. coarse winter BRAN SIG 2og
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rr,-rppOOr. COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool April 20. p m-coton.spot ig fair De de
nand and prices steady. American middlng. 3Hsd Inc
sales Of the day were 10000 OF which 800 were for
speculation and export, and included 300 American.
Recepts 900 bales, including 100 American. Futures
opene quiet with poor demand and closed hrm az the
advance; American mddling ! m April; . Zo-ots
ers MAY and June 3 20 04a3 q sd. sellers June and
Juv id sellers July and August 32l-6id sellers
August and september 2-Gid. sellers; September and
October 3 20 Gig3 2i6id, sellers October and Novem-
her 10 GAS 2O-64d buyers: November and December.
10 cid buyers December and January 3 10 SD buy
ers January and February 10 B4g3 2o-oid, selers'
February and March, 3 20-64d. buyers.
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THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

aos,on Anril 26-"The American Wool and Cotton
Reporter will say OF the wool trade; one
Of the principal OF the market during the last
week has been the liberal purchasing Of Australian WOODS
held in bond by Germany The woods that she mas
sought are those which anywhere from BOs TO los
a large quantity OF wool Of 64s quality being among
her purchases The demand however, has run largely
10 territories and pulled woods Australian and carpet
stock the carpet woods being larger than have
been recorded for several months. Prices remain un
changed but firm. The sales Of the week IN Boston
amont 10 40 600 domestic and i55OOo N foreign
MATING total OF a70 600 No. against total Of 403l 800
n for the previous week and total OF 332o0 10 for the
correspnndng week last year. Sales since January l.
ls9 amount 10 9o5 800 No. against 424iosO 10 last
AT
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RAYMOND & WHlTCOMB.
Tours and Tickets Everywhere.
81 UNION SQUARE. Telephone 826-1Sth St.

pvERTIsEM5NTs and subsS,iDcns f'y IT Ths Trsurs
"a north Of 3istst. until o'clock M advertise
received the following branch ocss ct regular
once until o'clock y. VIZ; 20 sto-ave. =
cor zsd-st. 1872 6thave.. cor i2h-st Macys etS-ava
and l42 ColGmbus-aye, near West 65fh-et ~
West AGA at. 6th-aye % East itth-st Isl West
t2dst, between 7h and sh ayes 1873 East 4shs,; Ss5
slst-st; LOS ist-sve near ssth-st $50 %,sve assi
SSoe sd-avs 24o East 1oth-st to2 s-ave 3e67 Sd-syA
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sis 80 latter white; hne sislsis So nidalinss, slsa
| SIS: city feed. SIC 5oasi7 hominy chop si4 25 oil

ss city feed siS ScS: s ss%as chop s 81 ss II
GRAIN--wHEAr-A heavy export business coming to
,,sn, IN the afternoon ,rsnstorued weak and heavy
the day one lower V or Nave srs nsry net higher
On other deliveries Estimates 10 crsustlon the chose
so loads, making the ns,shsS5hoSd Of q, loads s.. 50
days That prices did not respond more promptly and
emphatlcs considering the oyer.od condition Of the
the prevalence Of bear sentiment regarding mattsrs
and mixed regarding the actual standing Some OF
the STATE weather bnen we're more e1 ch man S
alleged have inflicted considerable damage There
ons belt but PREDICTIONS Of rains =. within
the nss The s0s N weekly
to s%ss any ms Ssne aS IKE nature e hnd m
lie actual effect the market The .r estimate os t by
in Ksn' n that Was S per- paa
other reports claiming damage from hot winds and 50
tons in that state From abroad crop affairs were
and Bcs nm crop prospects left nothing to be desired
I r an s ss e po s and
10 points higher to 10 points S Saa Ah mt pTyo
nish, and spot Wheat I'd net lover Taken whole
the situation s nt In ade as ahr
favorable to bull Interests than otherwise feature a O
May July due TO heavy selling pressure early
more three DAYS last week steamer . LEFT
sson m fSE saG g" to
Chicago, IL said Included Zo4VVV push "n'a'
16e coo hush of corn and s76OO0 OF oats. Quo
OF cash wheat anoat basis were as follows
No red nc spot and soc 10 arrive; NO Northern
New York. s2Hc: No Northern Duluth SAc; no REQ
zoe elevator .CORN-The heavy export business 70
day served sellers but failed TO stimulate
much activity along bull lines and after small uade
all day the closed steady at &c net decline
The business was reported At es loads an %
continues slightly ahead OF HSN
week and eaboard ciearances 24T0Oo bush less
Liverpool closed d%d lower; No corn closed loc
over Chicago May spot and sho over TO arrive 80
OATS-Very little speculative trade occlrred IN today
market prices ruled about steady No oats closed
32i5c: No 3 oats 81 nc No white, 36c. No white
34igc track mixed 32q34c track white, 35g3slsc; No
white clips 361. -. .RYE-Market steady; No =
Western. 65sc, and No Western CSC both anosS
Market quiet feeding. 43lsa44c. and mailing, 45g
52hc, both Buffalo, opening navigation
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ROYAL BLUE LINE,
BALTIMORE e. OHIO r. r.

ONrrn,Ir ~ EFFECT NOVEMBER 20. lsss.
rs.ye Sew~York Whitehall Terminal south fe''' anu
foot OF .psy tF;xcspt Sunday. tsundays u,x
curc AGO "a 20 a NJ from Liberty street oniy,' Via
n m and az 10 night ,,Ao.., s,rse, only).
800 p M m; TT = ST fio,is .955 a m $3.50
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
.,,,NrToN BALTIMORE t7.55 '9.5 DINER.
eli q a m (Dnsr ti25o M 'L2' 1plpes' - IS
I.1'.I limited Exclusive Pullman IIs,nJ, 80 20
tDnsr o. 81 o. m and az. 10 night NoHroLA' 'i-~
p. ,,,-...s Nth pntsch Light.
ofsces. l1s iT2 2s 43t 1884 Bway - mon Se'
,o- paUerv y ", go Fulton-s, lso Granan-
L. WhitehaIl Terminal Baggage checked rom
hotel or residence To destination
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ranse Of contract prices In The local market was

spa cotton closed steady. with QUOTATIONS. - lower
90 ne basis ~ Che for middiing upland and 6c for
mddns Gulf as compared with 5-l6c and 9-l6c. re
spectvey year Total sales o. 900 bales included
200 bales for delivery and 20 bales TO spin
spo, cotton in Southern markets elesrsphed
the local exchange follows Galveston. holiday, New
Orleans etsady at il-l8c. Mobile quiet Al also
savsnnah holiday. Charleston quiet at 5le; Wimington
quiet lac lower SIC Norfolk dull at 5.c Baltimore
nsmlnsl at eAc. Augusta dull al 3-lec. ST Louis
quiet at 1916. Memphis quiet a 5S.c.
1he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
Ocean Steamers.
MMRTM GGg[RE0NN llWWlDa

@AEOBWRGaMM R0GAM
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW S-I.ONDON-HAMBUhG.
F. Bismarck May 10 AN Victoria Iuns 1S 10 ~ ~
r. Bismarck June l. 10 AM f. Bismarck June ~ ~ An
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERNlCE
NEW DoN.PARlS-HAMBOhd
Also New York-Hamburg direct -
PennsyvaniaAp. 20 :S0AM Braslis May ~ $3.50 A. N.
PaIatIa MAY g. 2:3O p NJ. Patria. May 70, 2. NJ.
Pretoria. May 49, 4. NJ. Patricia. May q. $50 A. NJ
TIE t. land 4 OF MiGmfMhG SMm.
Cruise by s. s Aug. Victoria from Hamburg. July 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

Receipts az New Orleans for tomorrow estimated
al from 500 10 $500 bales, 735 last week
4OI1 bales last year. At 10 4O bales against
1901 bales actual last week and bales the
spending day last year
Receipts al the ports and interior points to-day as
compared with the same day last week and last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA& WESTERN
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Franklin ST. station. y u as io"o">
and rs m later from foot OF W 42t St: 49,, -
I2,45 p NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED paiy LII iys
Albany syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. niagara FsIss
Cleveland Detroit. Chicago and 81 Louis. Arrives
chicago and ST Louis next afternoon. DINING Gar.
6,4s p n 40 m later foot w. 42d ST., chicago ara
81, Louis Limited Daily for Utica syraeuss sosn-
sstar Runslo Niagara Falls Toronto Detoits
Cleveland Chicago and St Louis n.... pn,
,,a0 y Daily for Utica, Syracuse. kochestef' but-
Yalo Niagara FaIls and Toronto.
sSS M Daily for Albany Utica syracuse. n Sns
land. Chicago and St Louis. 49,
Time tables al PRINCIPAL hotels and offices Basgsso
.Nsched from Hotel Residence BY Westcott Express
C. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

Foreien coffee maTkets-Santos- Coffee market qulet
good average santos 1900 receipts 10000 bags stock
so6 600 bags Hamburg nee market opened unchanseo
a. 70 m net unchanged to pig decline sales 2@oW
SsEs Havre-Conee market opened steady. party
unchanged closed unchanged to "a franc lower total
80
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic, signals.
stations IN Nsw1y York feet ys,s o. Los r. 81
Leaving ,m nsa from sH's South Ferry Goo wheha st., 70
earlier than tina, given below for Liberty S''
'''''' Trains leave foo, Of Liberty s.. a.
EastoU 6'issssm Asns~p ,, Ms1sN c 90 10 !:
Eason t5as 80 to EsstCnl %, p 400 ~ p suSaa''
200 to EassSn, a. P i and scranton 400 sio
A H. 80 r n sunSsys, .sso 4 .,o ,.n o,o
o5 FSc Hfrs S 10 'p Rea ai1s'Oss 80
iGsc 80 TO R Rssfns' NJ 49, zoo 49, S 1886 NJ
so' s ios"f H. is''sSJs M T;%;sSss
'''0 A. M' 100 ALI L0 Rail All notTE,, 800
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN Grove Ps,s &e' OCEAN
Grove gS5 s ssa saa .sSs n.D e is
AN 40 Sl n ssIs ss h sss
hf Fsr Atlantic 4 S Hi Hishlans. 40 $50 iso 4 Il"
vow 700, '' ron EAKE s.S 0laS NJ sunday.
''G FoT hass6urs, .ae sac 1918 A, NJ i4' $40 40
F M r s%naf River and Barnegs so $50 A NJ liza
For Atlantic City, vnesnd and Brdss'on' 4'So A. ~
- For Monmouth Beach seasrsGt and Hsh q s.s Of
days, 900 A. NJ. 400 T. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
r,on puu.,DE,pulA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
From foot Liberty 81 . a.
u,oo, 1000 Cll 20 DINING tsrl ~. -
ro 90 "a On ROYAL Blue Imited) 600 Dinins
900 p NJ i2l5 md,. sunday s Az i%tsd, 800
Dining carr 800 p NJ l2iS md' AadH sso son $50.
90 Au a. N, p NJ SUNDAYS 900 A. NJ 400 r. NJ G.,
Tickets and paor car seats at AT foI' as asi Broad.
nav 737 9Th Av Is Unon Sd West; .S r yL ranrtt
o.e vs., ,93,h 81 25i Columbus Az New fork VIII
20 Wes ieo rnIton St brooklyn; es Broadway wn-
amsburg The n. Y Transfer Co VII t sSr ~, ~
ha99aes from hotels OF residences 70 des'lha"o"
.Trom Liberty -. only. =,
tFrrom South Ferry at DO T. h
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of IVES, 2srd cqytIsndt and pc'or0se'
.TimE West 2Srd Street Other figures Cortsnash %
Desbiosses streets. Daily except sunday fsuhaAS
~" Is. As. 100 4. ii. LOCAL for EA y xr.a.nA
rALIs and S Vest and principal local points. Psro'
'1 ITO pDs j. 90 Soon: sIAok p ds I@
ted TO sealing capacity Due Bunslo ~ "a ncsSa
nectne with through Sleepers 70 Detroit ana SmcAs"
Dining Car service 9 Ia carte wr,xrapARRE.
1919 I.9SPPMM sdRaST6Si Z. Sos sd'i S,.Hss''
r,s xo xtSpM Local Tor MAUCH CHUNK.
tf.2G 2'3V p n iDcsi EIpress Tor EAsTQy.
'.y'fV 6,10 p ~ For Buffalo ana POM" w.
Thyong6 Sleeping Cara TO chicago and IQropto; n "a
:y4e, 500 EIpre., for ssrrnt eerri s
90. TO- g. 30 p NJ For ITHACA, RocaEsrEh'
BgPEAAHhor sOs Ts; fe sRS Sorsp BR6S
daily except SUNDAY; :loSe % 50 9. a. M ma
Tickets and pullman sccommodstion. =, ~ ~ "
ass al And 1884 broadway Union square wes -
60 Fulton ST. Court ST., IS Broadway ana ef0'A's
ASpeT sTs n.fer To- Vii call for and check baggage
nom hotel or residence through 70 destination.
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v,fcan SIranrrs.

BAKERS EUROPEAN TOURS
"a Between May and August $40 up ssn s sass
"A davs sailing June g. $50 and July y! GAYS 80 49,
- 90 ITALIAN tour ss6s Excursion. 500 brush
iss Tour $500 Frank Baker Co. % Nassau ST. ~ l.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
a. NEW UEENsTowN-LIVERPooL- oon
Nsiestic May e. noon Majestic .... NAY 81 noon
Rritannic. =. =. May TO- noon Britannia June q noon
,rnn,onir NAV IL noon Teutonic. June II. noon
Nav "a q o. m. Germanic June 81 noon
FOR passenger freight and general Information Apply 70
~ WHITE STAR LINE =,
Pier No a. North River ONCE. broadway ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27

CUNARD LINE
a. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
from Pier 49, N. r.. foot of Clarkson 81 =.
,imbria April 70. 8 A. NJ. Etrurid May H. A. m
Lucana. May Q. p Ssmpana' MAJ % o.
VERNON IT. BROWN & co. Cen Agents
A ROWLING GREEN NEW YORK
cIARK's EXCURSION TO EUROPE 49,,
luna TO- $3.50 Vacation trip July L. 500 seosand
1une Ireland France. Belgium Rhine and swiss
annex trip $50 italy 500 Tour July North dn, Ca APE
huss'a' i'' r c. CLARK. III Broadway. New York
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M0llANDaAMERlCA LIME.
Nau york-Rotteriam via Bouogne- sur Ner.
New twin-screw steamers ROTTERDAM ana SlAIEN-
DAM Is 300 and 10 800 respectively.
S. S. SPAARNDAM. April 20. 10 A. NJ Tor hoteroan.
via Rouogne- Saloon rates S3I up Twin screw
9 rs RoTTERDAM May g. 10 A. ", for Rotterdam. via
Mer First cabin. s5I 20 up. I'd cabin VT
Aonly 10 Companys Office 30 Broadway, New York
A MEXICAN LINE.
Al FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK-SOUTH AMPTON-LONpON:
CALLING WESTBoUND AT CHERBoURo
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A. NJ. - .
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-27
THE STATE OF TRADE.

cago. April 26-The leading futures ranged as fol-
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-24
COUNTt RECORDS.
Instruments Filed With the
 Recorder the Past Week.
LOCATION.

LOCATION.
 Seven mines by Lowell anu Arizona Co.
 One mine by Shumaker. Eichels and Thompson.
 Four mines hy N. Rnscom.
 One mine hy Sha,tuck, Johnson and Calemss. One mine by August Baror.
 One nine ty Wagner Cline and Scott.
 Richard Quarells 60 F. Nj. Abraham mines $l. Ezekiel, and Knowles to Chas Jenks mines. $5G0O. E. Mcfarland and vile to c. A Overlook mines S9IO.
 Helen $. Mead t7 Frank Hare Tombstone property $l. Henry Waters to Geo Thorn ton Bi.hee property $40. Geo Thornton to Peter Mccoy Bic bee property S3s0. Iis H. Stewart to Henry H poker Wilcox $l.
 Thos Fu!ghun to J. H Norton and Co Wilcox property, $2oo. Thos Falghum to H. A. Morgan, Pearce property SiOO. Harrington Johnson Duhy and Miller to c. C. Bush mines S60OO.
 G.C. Bush to Peter Johnson mines 1 $i0OO. , Mrs c. J. Gard danhite to w. J. Gardenhire, cattle $l. 1 Geo Land to W kelso Feafcs property $2O0. MORTGAGE. NJ. H. Evsrhardy to N R Patters3 D, cattle $500.
 J. N. Boyett to Amos Marion cattle $200. W T Riggs 10 John Hopes cattle s200. | INCORPORATION
 Of Exposed Reef Mg Co; Of Lake Superior and Western Development Co.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-24
MFXlCAN EXCURSION
A Low Rate From FairbaGk
 to Magdaiena SGnOfa

Here's a golden oI por,unity to witness the ce,smOny Of the most ancient MexIcsn reliLiOus cel bration the 353rd ann'veTss-y of the tiith of saint Fraic sco Savier. Festlyi'il tn be held at Mae"al.ra, Sono'a, Mexico ;, p;en Der IT h 1899. to and includ- ing October sth, 1899. Tickets good from Sr o,e mber 26 h, to ard ipclud- ing October 3Fd. good returning tU and including Oc' ober 9th. 1893 A rate of $6.3) from FairbanS to Mag ds'ensand return. For further par,i- cnla-s apply 10 J. F. GLY Y agent Fair bank A. T.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-24

C,ttlemer of Msricopa county have decid to cease pay ment of tsxes on cattle, and have employed an attorney 10 ac, in their behalf. ssys tho Saford Arizonian. The contention Is ths, the Nineteenth legislature passed . Jaw that cattle shall be assessed and tsxes collected on them es en real estate. The deputy sheriff. will have consider able posting notices on the wild steers ..n!ess that recently invented device, the flying branding iron, is used. A s,ereotyped legal notice will be put on the ircn and the iron is then thrown with q isr;at. Jack Gibson. once cowhoy, but now 6 lireryman of Phoe. Iix, is the inventor ot the flying ). Anding iron.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-09-24
4 etatenent prepared by the WA

Abatement prepared by the VA, deper,n,en, shows that during the month Of June. 1899, there were im- ported at the port of Havana l,13l, cows, 23i calves. 17 .SSo steers, a,5:O pigs, 493 sheep, 3l9 horses. 3ll n ules and g 2nnkeys, making Ire total imports for tha month B 9JS animals. They were principally imported from ports, including Gslve'ton, , Miami, Noble, New Orleans, Tampa and Pensacola. Expansion is good thing for the stock map.-Ex.