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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-12

RAILROAD BONDS.-Market active and irregu-
lar. at net gains In the greater number OF issues
Total sales amounted IN par value 10 A2oOW
.ga,r.t e. s4s 90 on Tuesday The heaviest dealings
we're IN the Atchison. Northern Pacific, Texas and
Pacific and St Louis Southwestern Issues. Chesa-
peake and Ohio 4l1s Eric prior As. Manhattan As
Kansas and Texas first DDS, Missouri Pacific first
60 and collateral IS, New-York Central LAKE shore
s,ls Norfolk and Western Is. Peoria and Eastern
1.,. and incomes Reading ~ San Antonio and
Aransa. Pass As Union Pacific Is. Wilkesbarre
and Eastern lists Austin and Northwestern lists
Hooking Valley S. Fort Worth and Denver City
ists Kansae CITY, Pittsburg and Gulf lists and
Wabash issues.
FATS and incomes were again active features: also
Iaclede Gas IS.
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unercial. 7sc discount: bank. pnr. San Francsco-
Sight l5c: telegraph. 17i1c. cincinnati-Over Inc
counter SOC premium; between banks. par. Savan-
Multiplying l-16c discount selling. TIC per *l'Vc
premium Charcston-Buyins par; selling l-ioo
premium Boston-Par and &c premium chicago
Soc premium ST. Louis-Par.
BANK CLEARINGs. - New-york - Exchanges
SOS 1851; balances sl25%,l32 Baltimore - Elk
changes $3.50 ss4. balances. E772. Boston-E1-
changes 81. 7Ss 49, balances s2Ss7.s9 Philadelphia
Exchanges. N7.S5S243 balances Ss'a1s'sss Chicago
Exchanges. So. 0s5 1855: balances. $.l0,SH
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London IN per cent. Open market discount rate.
2SG2 ii-i6 per cent for short and long bills Berlin
discount AZ per cent. Paris per cent Berlin ex-
change on London. 20 marks 43 pfennigs. PARIS ex-
change on London % francs 10 centlmes
EUROPEAN SECURITIES - British consos
closed at HON for money and llos for the account
French rentes, l01 francs 57ia centimes Spanish
fours in London 46 lilo.
THE SILVER MARKET-Bar silver 5slsc. Mex
lean silver dollars. 46ac. Bar silver in London
p 5-l6d.
GOLD PREMIUM.--In Madrid. % 25 Lisbon. $50;
Buenos Ayres. lo4.So. Rome 100
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WHEAT.
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURrTIEs-Market steady and
active Standard on closed at l32n43, against
2sa.ai29. Tuesday. Last prices OF other promi-
ncnt issues were: Otis Eevating. 39dD; preferred.
sr5Qs5; MUTUAL Gas. 3ooa305: New-Amsterdam Gas.
common. 3ll.QS2 preferred. s7hassls; Wagner Pal
ace Ear. 1873: Continental Tobacco. common 'VdfoIt.
preferred s0lzds1; Air Power i2sn2i..
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE DIVIDEND
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company has
declared a dividend Of Ia per cent. payable Feb
ruary TO-
FOREIGN TRADING London traded to the ex-
tent OF about 5000 shares in this market transact
lions being evenly distributed among sales and pur-
chases.
SECURITIES LIsTED-The following securities
have been added to the Stock Exchange list s36opo
additional prior lien railway and land grant per
cent gold coupon bonds. making total amount iisted
SIS 10000 OF the Northern Pacific Railway Com
psny: N.2ssc 900 additional lat consolidated guaran-
teed gold per cent coupon bonds Of 1887, making
total amount listed s3.78S0O0 Of the Southern "a
ciic Railroad Company (of California;; A9ioeU ISL
mortgage 5 per cent gold coupon bonds OF 1872 OF
the Santa Fe. Prescott and PhPnix Railway Com
pany. and 100000 LIST mortgage per cent thirty
year gold coupon bonds Of 1927 OF the Buffalo. ST
Marys and Southwestern Railroad Company
INSURANCE DIvIDEND-The United States
Fire Insurance Company has declared dividend OF
per cent. payable on demand.
INTEREST IN THE BONDS.-There is great In
terest manifested in the Issue. by subscription by
the Colonial Trust Company Of S6io,ooo first mort
gage per cent gold bonds Of the New-England
Gas and Coke Company. and the indications are
that the subscription will be very large one The
books open tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and
close at p. m. the same day
COFFEE EXCHANGE ELECTION.-The annual
election for officers OF the Coffee Exchange takes
place on January 10. This is the regular ticket:
For president. James II Taylor vice-president
Charles NJ Bull: treasurer. James n. Kirby Board
OF Afanagers-Henry Schsefer. J. II. Labaree j. c
Russell George Cravenhorst, William Bayne, H..
and Percy y Sullivan There is little probability
OF any opposition to this ticket
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London Jan II. p. m-The market for Ameri-
can securities after declining somewhat under
New-York selling was quiet, with prices showing
a hardening tendency. The closing tone, however
was dull and the demand Hight. Last prices were:
Canadian. ssh; ST. Paul 12Gas; Illinois Central. lls;
Louisville 67ss: Union Pacific preferred. 7s; New
York Central 2 Erie ~ Penn'y ~. Yor, SSs
Pacfc nreferred. 80 and Grand Trunk. ~
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY RATES.-Money on call. IN per cent.
With exceptions at 3a4 per cent Time money,
per cent for sixty days. per cent for three
months. 3d3h per cent for four months and Sh per
cent for six months. Commercial paper rates were
s03,1 Der cent for three and four months. and 3q4
ne, cen, for ak months for the best names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Marketh Arm and quiet
ActuaI closing rates follow:
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lsTOCKs GENERALLY HIGHER.
SEARLY MORNING REA CTTON.

lBfG BREAK IN "PANHANDLE'-BoND
AND MONEY.
Closing prices yesterday of the principal &C
tive securities and net changes from Tuesdays
last quotations were follows:
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30 Brooklyn Academy Of Music with ,icks s
100 shares New-Jersey Steamboat Company 20
20 shares Exchange Bank 2S3
Pullman Palace Car Company 100 ,
shares Johnston Building Company preferred losdo
shares Chemical National Bank. ,4l"
l25 shares Louisville Evansville and st. Louis r r.
10 sharer Lawyers Surety Company i1.'1
90 shares Citizens Steamboat Co. Of Troy n 7 .iaS
shares Chemical National Bank. ............ %lp
shares American Typefornders Co and 500 do .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
81 shares state Trust Company.
shares Fourth National Bank ....,,... ..,..'lH'
s7i 90 Louisville Evansville and 81. Louis CONS
r. r. Co. list consld per cent bonds due -
1885; Januery 1894. coupons IN --.---..-.. ~
s15 600 Louisville Evansville and st. Louis Cons
r r. Co. general mortgage per cent bonds,
due 1913: March. 1894. coupons on....... 81
rs shares Surety Company W.
esf9 New-Jersey Electric Railway Co. LIST mort
raee per cent 5o-year gold bonds, due No 49,
vember 1914 all unpaid coupons oo%
s27O New-Jersey Electric Railway Co. LIST mort
gage per cent 50-yesr gold bonds. due NO 49,
$4,000 Express Co. Series A. 1et mort
gage per gold bonds, due 1907: cou-
pons April Is and October Is. ......,...... lo3
10 shares United States Mortgage and Trust Co. $40
10 Twenty-third Ward Bank. .llIit
$1,000 Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern r
r. consld LIST and coll trust per cent
bonds due 1854: interest April and october. 11o*
cent bonds: interest April and October:
crued interest from October 1 last TO be
charged the purchaser. 1o9S* and interest
United States Trust Company $50
% Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co. 81 123l
shares state Trust Company. ..2Ds
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OUTSIDE SECURITY MARKET.
NETWORK STREET RAILROADS.
Report.d BY c l. Hudson a Co.. Nos "a 80 wall-st.)
BONDS
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities sold yesterday at
auction at the New-York Real Estate Salesroom
by Adrian II. Muller Son:
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REORGANIZATION
OF THE .
Columbus. Hooking Valley sD'
Toledo Railway 60.

plan and agreement Of reorsanzan'n w. .,ls
and all security holders are invited 70 oo''i' "
office -. ,A~t
Holders OF TIE following securities are h0' ~
order to participate IN IA. reorganiEsuon 49,
deposit, their securities with ~ under said plan
ment viz. 10
Columbus. Hooking valley & To'e''
way Co. 50 bonds. 40
Columbus. Hooking Valley q To'e ,trsb
way Co. and Hooking Coal
Go. 90 bonds. -. ~
Columbus. Hooking valley a fo
way 90. - bonds. H6F
Columbus. Hooking valley & r"'
way 60. preferred stock -. nsb
Columbus. Hooking valley
way 90. common stock m66
Uolderr OF Dur receipts or certificates TOT ~ I'D
Of the above described issues already dsp ~, sG
pursuant 70 orr circular q February % iS cnA ~
TO uresent such receipts OF certificates " v and ~
10 have same stamped A. asserting 70 the p'''
ment Of reorganization. .s paypC
Further notice VIII be given when INV
from deposltors Of stock are required .,,o.a vess
A decree Of foreclosure and sale OF I'M ,.o Rsfve
~ the Columbus Hooking Valley ana -, snd ~
Company and coal lands OF the hoeAns
roaa COMPANY has already been enterso' "A
j. p. MORGAN
"a Wall Street
Usv York January oth -
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financial
DATED JULY I. IssOl


IN view o. the probable reorganization o, the f1"
and Western Railway Company the time has come s-
in our opinion the interests Of the First Nor'sss'
holders should be protected by deposit OF un'" -
with as: the deposito-. by such deposit. si'ins ~
power 70 dispose Of the bonds or 10 deliver 'nef 70
ary plan OF reorganization, provided hat IN % Gus
obtain FOR each Bondhodcr who deposits his oonos VIZ
par and nteres, in cash therefor. or al MS 'P''
right 10 include his bonds IN such plan az A
and 10 receive IN lieu Of the cash price above ss~
new securities offered under TIE plan. such op''0'
for al least thirty after the plan Is issued.
Bondholders are therefore invited TO deposit ,ne
with us At once for the purpose and with the po"a
Indicated receiving suitable certificates o, depcs.
We cannot undertake tor any bonds NOT 'ss .s
with u.s. and We reserve the right 10 decline "N
20 receive further deposits In.
In our opinion. prompt deposit OF oonas WI W
to the accomplishment OF the foregoing puTPos0' l
The coupons due January /. 1899, may %
from the bonds before they are deposited WIN w.
]. p. MORGAN * Co'
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED By Van schaiek Co. No. Is Broahs
Bid Asked. Bid Asked.
pa,, -on Rv 8a. So. Geo 4 ID. 63
40 cas- .. 6qi. CON do 5 2 BIDS. 1o9h l09a.
Ga & Ala com 24is Seshoard 4 r IS 1864 io7is
do pref ..... Ash 4sis
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LOUISVILLE AND NAsHvu,.

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad ~.
reports FOR the sly months ended Decenh.~
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or the increase in the railroads earnings IA
cellaneous freight provided SisSj1 while q.
earnings fell of sl2i025 EXPENSES make the o.
lowing comparative sh wing
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SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE

RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.
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.sx dividend
TRUST AND SURETY COMPANIES.
reported by Clinton Gilbert No. Wall -s')
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

Div When
dend payable. Bid. Askd
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

rots, ssies OF bonds - 10000
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs.-Market firm Final
ouotatione follow
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THE LEHIGH VALLEY REPORT
The annual report OF the Lehgh Valley n, ~
year ended November - shows the company, !.
come account AZ follows, compared with thu a.
ceding year:
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
ATHI!E r1cs AND WOMAN.

In the Nineteenth Century for j uHe D-. ArlbeIa Kanealy Oilers strong and er-dffc nrctost against --wenian aS &h athIcte." She ,IiSciainls all iEte-tion 10 dal,r.ve wGuan Of her bicycle or &of stick. but says 1h Se diversions should n..- inc pursued to the detrin2ent of ctbc, valuable facilitieS. She points ouT fl. fact that the muscl1r tasks imposed upon the women cf savage trilias efl-ace in few years that sex differentiation which. in wCmen more hiehIv developed and more deEcate-y uur1ured remains III death. In Ibr. SraheUa Kenealy offers strong and ..lrpGvr r.ShInc1s- all the o,-Galls 5ec-ne impoverished: III her functions are. on account of her ce3selesS muscular activities -irefficjently performed Twenty-four hours in h5d, CT day 9f Igun2irc. according to nr- ken22ly- VIII do mere t0 restore tired or over taxed liver than any amount of dih- ietics The baTried nerve centres. un- der n ''rest cure will readjUsJ them selves. but they WI d}e further inca- p3citated if roIhed hy further inn pcrtuuftp deTa2Ts. The modern rre ed Of restless ue>~. that -'re~t k a change of V --ll. :. k vigorously a~Sailei by Dr. KcnftIv. --Ccrpare." she says. the man who liaS Icunged ralionllly and quiet thrGa@n T hc- day and the les ur7-d It one. who has merely eXchIn@- ed e.e variety of n~iCE fer another -$t I-lu-~ Rep5--c.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
sIaREWD CONNEXIONS.

The d0nkey-5oys of the Niie deserve i book all 10 themselves. Srch craft. S.Ich flatteTy, Such knowledge Of hu- man nature. With unerring Sagacity they discover your nationality and give your donkey names famous in your own couutry- Never will an Eng H<Eman find himself astIide Yankee DocdIe" or <.Cnclek kam. CT an -AIneIi- can upon John Bull
 --What's the name of my d9nkey:' asked my companion.
 --C1evetald" came the answer like q fash.
 We were enchanted
 And what's the name of mine:" l a.siled q.
 ''AIcKinley,-
 Then we Shouted. You have 10 idea how funny it sounded b hear those TWO familiar names in such strange surroundings. We nearly tUnbled off in CUT delight. and these clever little donkey boys are quick gO watch yaur face and divine your mood.-WCn3n's Home CCmna-i0n
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

science which does So much to a.d in the various diversions. and t is the dissemination of th.s knowledge, c0u- pied with physical energy, that is d0- ing so much to win a name for the western athlete.
 The success of the Badger crew at POughkeepsie IS the last startling sample of this improvement We say success. for even f def6ated thai.- work was a revelation 'lc all, and with proper facilities for coaching they will be more dangerous next year. The mighty Kraenzlein and Tewksbury, who have lowered records galore, are from the west The champion w5ng shot is from the same section. and Jef- ines. fresh from California boiler factory, has lately taken lhe l2uTels from the brow of one always identified with the east The foOt ball teams from western universities HOW give their eastern rivals battle for SUI premacy. and so it goes all along the Inc Of sports.
 All these reflections lead to the con- clusion that the fault les in the self satisfedness of the east. They have presumed on the inferiority Of the west and been blind to it's advance ment. The east no longer holds ter TOTS for their doughty rivals for cney are impery;ous to mersal sensations, depending upon their muscular ab-li- ties to pull them through, and how well they have succeeded can be gath cred from the few instances cited above-PhiIadelphia Times.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

i will be on sale at all local offices un- l Ii. the evening of that same day. i Mrs. Morgan's little 5-year-oId boy l was stung on Sunday night by tar anuia. The bite was directly over the spine and was thought for 2 time to 1 be fatal. DT. Drane, however, finally managed tc get the little fellow out
 of danger and reports his recovery 1 certain.
 i Born to the wife of Charles Pew. Q
 fine boy. Mother and son are doing nicely.
 ] G. 4. Stone left yesterday for Crcwn Point. MT. Stone has charge Of the milling plant owned by Coi ] BrOdie and reports that the mill work will commence immediately W. Il. Code spent yesterday in Phoenix. MT. and Mrs. Code vii leave for California n Thursday and will spend the sumner at San Fran cisco and other northern California points.
 Mrs DeEvald will close her dress making and millinery establishment in a few days and vii. spend the sum wer in southern California.
 AIr and Mrs. Lee Brizzee spent yes terday III Phoenix and returLed on the , o'clock train to Mesa. Leonard N7ts will leave for Globe in q few days. Messrs. Nets and Mil let furnish Globe with produce and fruits.
 Talma Pomeroy spent yesterday in Phoenix on business. The PCmerOy Brcs. have fitted up their office rooms in tte Mesa Free Press building and are doing a large business in bT0lzer age and real estate.
 NJ II. Gilbert. the hustling real estate dealer of Mesa, has lately made several sales in cattle and real estate. Mr. Gi,beTt's Cfice rooms are in the Code 6 Sober building.
 Jack Pearce has accepted a position in the Arizona bicycle store, and will be found to be frst-class work man by d. patrons
 James Arthur, orc of the leading citizeas of Final counly, is spending several days n Mesa locking after his extensive cattle interests.
 J. Holden spent yesterday in Phoe- nix MT. Holden has been instru- mental in developing trade with va sious eastern points for the surplus fruits and produce of all kinds.
 Walter Pcrtcr and family will srend portion Of the summer in California. MT. Porter is in tho employ of the M. & P railroad as conductor and has made a hos Of friends by his gentle manly and courteous treatment of the many patrons of the branch road be- tween Phoenix and Mesa
 Substantial progress has been made during the past week iH refitting the Baptist church. The walls have been papesed, new doors have been put in. The electric light fixtures have ar rived from Chicago and viii be. put in place by next Sunday. The new Du1pif furniture received has been put in place. Rev. Banks has been untiring in his enoTts to make the church one of the neatest and most a. tractiYe places of worship in Arizon'1
 The Hunsaker dry goods store Is one of the nea5est places in tc%n- This firm carries a most complete hne of dry goods of all kin5,5 and are ever jealous to please their many GUS toners.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.

CHomestcad Application No. 206r3l. Department of the Interior Land Office al Tucson, Arizona, June r., 1S99 Notice is hereby given tha. the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will he made before the Clerk of the District COurtat Phoenix. Arizona on Saturday, July 29, 1Sg9, viz: Charles Reed of Phoenix, Arizona, fer the nw14 of swI4 and sw1 Of nwJI of sec 20, r N, k E., c. x s. R. B. k NJ
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz Peter MarmOnier, Noah Nj Broadway, Jean Orteig and POloniO Martinez all of Phoenix, AriZopa-
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register. First publication. June 9. 1899
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of H. c. Converse. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Emma C. Converse, Administratrix CT estate of H. c. Conver>e, deceas sed, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them. with the neces- sarv vouchers within ten months after the first pubIicat ation of this notice to the said Admins tratrix at the office of L. H. Chalmers, al No. PIP Fleming Block. Phoenix Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of theb usi- ness of said estate, in said County of Maricopa.
 EMMA C. CONVERSE. Administra trix Of the estate of H. C. Converse. Dated at Phoenix this 5th day of July, 1899.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
ON EVERY BOTTLE

Of Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this guarantee: "AH we ask of you is to use two-thirds of the contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefited return the bottle to your druggist and he may refund the price paid Price 9 cents, 50 cents and S1 Dr. G. H. Keefer, Drug gist.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
MESA.

Mrs C. J. Banks. Frances and Maber Eugene left on Friday eve for Prescott. Mrs. Banks and family will spend about two months at Fort Whipple with Chaplain Winfield Scott and family.
 George Shornick was a passenger or the o'clock train to Phoenix yester- day. MT. Shornick and family will leave soon fer California to spend the summer.
 J. Holden & Sons and Johnson Bros, shipped large consignment of fruit and produce yesterday to various parts of the territory and California. The Holden consignment was shipped mostly by freight a. t was non perishable The seedless grapes have nearly all been shipped and sweet anC whitewater are noX being ship ped
 The II & P. railroad will run the Inst through excursicn train to Cali fornia on Thursday nszt- Tickets
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
TELL YOUR SISTER

A beautiful complexion is an impossi- bility without good pure blood, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels KarTs Clover Root Tea acts directly on the bowels. liver and kidneys, keeping them in perfect health Price p cents and 50 cents. pr. G. H. Keefer. Druggist.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
[Homestead Application No. 2s7s-l

Homestead Application No 2s7a-l Department of the Interior, Land Office at Tucson, Arizona, June 2i, 1899.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of her Intentlon to make tinal proof in support of her cIalm, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of rhe District Court at Phoenix, A 1zona on Monday. July 31, 1899, viz: Rebecca DaVen- port of Gila Bend Arizona. for lots and l. ee1z swi and sW14 sel4 sec. IS, T $, R9N' G- s6 ; R. s G M
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land. viz: CunnIngham Harrington and Oh aries Chick. of Phoenix. rizoTse- and S. muel l.. Coombs and Ed c Caruthcrs, of tTlla
 MILTON R MOORE,
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
JULY IN THE WEST.
nA M

DAY. A zythm of reapers; a flashing Of steels in the meadows; a flashing Of sheayes in the wheatlands; a glitter or grain 5uilded streets; and 3 tWitter Of birds in Q motionIess sky
 And that is July, A rustic of corn leaves; tilkle Of bells on the hills; a twinkle Of sheep in the l0wlands: a bevy Of bees where the clover is heavy; 4 butterfly blundering by
 And that is July!
 NIGHT. A noon flooded prairie; a straying Cf leal hearted lovers; a baying Of 4araway watchdOgs; a dreaming Of 'brownfisted farmers; a cleaning Of frehies eddying nigh
 And thal is Julyi A babble of brooks that deliver Their flower purpled waves to the
 river; A moan in the marshes: in thickets \ doiorous drO1ing Of cricksts.
 AtuUned to a whippoOrwin's cry And that is July, James Newton Matthews.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
SUCCESS OF WESTERN ATHLETES

Ts the star of the athletic emp re shifting to the westward2
 Unless the effste etst makes consid- erable advance in all ines of athletic pursuits it bids fair to be defeated in m6Imacranches of sport by the men Of
 sron ,nNest- We can 10
 ka monopoly of th7
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12

New York, July 11.-Siiver certif1- cates, 60@61; bar silver. GOA; Mexi- can dollars. 47a4. Copper. steady; bro kers, $1S.5O; exchange, S1S-25; casting. 165s. Lead, steady; brokers, $4.35; exchange, $455
Arizona republican., 1899-07-12
ONIONS AND VEGETABLES.
MONEY AND METALS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Los Angeles, July 11.-Beeves per pound. 3A 04; lambs per head. $2. .250 25O; sheep per cwi., S3.75@4; calves per pound, 3@4.