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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

generally about steady Natives good prime steers.
steady TO strong $'gS6 poor to medSm ,o ISL mixed
slow. 50 4O9is3 -; and butchers
bulls $3d$i 80; calves. 81 1881 %
fed steers steady, 81 s"GS4 !N exas
estimated for to morrow % head. left Loo
head Strong sc higher top s. o. good clea F
mixed and butchers s. SoaS s@a 90 20 Ih gb 81 80
81 90; bulk sales, 81 9O0S4 97la- Sheep-Recelpts
ro3s C TO hf cSdce n %dher 3 SO 90 fair to choice
40 Western sheep. 50 4oaSl -; yearlhs - 80
So 80; native lambs. 81 75qS3 30 Western lambs s'p
Cincinnati March 12-Fogs strong, active 81 1o@$5
Cattle strong S3aS5 60 Sheep steady - ='aSo' ioS
East Liberty March 12-Cattle stronger ex.s s. $50
s. CO. prime - @@$' 90 fomos; SeaTy hogs s. i5
s. III; heavy s. 1oNS5 To- light Workers SOC
Sig r Pd ef5s gs s. sod%s @
choice lambs 81 S5dSI 80; common 10 g'od % '~F' w.
East Bu1aIo March 12-Receipts Of sale and through
cattle sheep and East Buffalo during inc lofty
tie 1872 cars sheep lambs 20 cars; hogs. i;st cars
Shpments-Cattle. - cars sheep ana aios, 81 20
cbGioe butchers. cattle Good to best smooth
cattle 40ds5 CO. good to best 81 ea$ 20 exp9G "
good to best butchers ST 2j$4 0 good to best rat
bulls So 75aS4 -; feeder bulls So oas5 oo common 10
81 23GS4 so: fair t. good hefers So 73Sl % fat COWS
good best 50 ?a$4 fat cows S9T s 70 Stock bulls
81 calves, good color SaS4 So stock nee -
SSa$a go feeders god 20 S aT good T. Choice So 5o
81 ~. fresh cows choice good bag ~'ShSuo,
sT-rsers good to extra, S4sQS5O comm9n and poor
cows si5aSa5 calves choice extra 81 24Sl oo good
10 choice S7as7 % heavy. fat calves 81 "UaSf ShseP
sn lambs in good pos7?a s 4 common to fair $6ds
b SSe9r,ings So 25d$6 20 wethers s. 75dS6 ~ mixed
s. sdis6 ewes $SGS5 Hogs generally in good posi-
oT demand active prices sc higher; heavy 50 log
So 20; mixed So 15q$ 20; forkeFs, - fs4 feeling
s. 75asl 81 roughs 81 69@$4 80; stays - 'ee
I,rtIe on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
rHE 1870 800. -

London March y The wool sales were co-,.
day with offerings q 49, bales. Prices for gef
showed a small Improvement. and a large 17,e -l scsh
Queensland CieelonR merincs IN demand ~ ~ y
can buyers purchased the best Cieecng cinrsS Ars
fairly represented the home trade "a, es
New clipped Punta Arenas In good conli,J,-es -
"A small decline under the December rates 'oss
lcgues offered moderate and the arends,o eas
The French and German buyers secured me - st
nerinos The following th@ sale detail No-.ssst z
Wales. 3 100 bales secured Is 4izGIts flAr sa1s
els 2d Queensland 9Oo bales. secured IL -.
1i1d: greasy. 9izdGis Victoria. 500 baas- - Ii
Is s1zdd1s MA: greasy. TladGis sid West 49,
q bales. greasy. Io01Id New Zealand 30 IA
secured. f7tdT1s SID. greasy. flzd0Is "a -
200 bales secured "a a9ad greasy 5aIss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, March 12.-Cotton firm middling @ = l6r.
low mdding, 3-l6c; good ordinary. 1-16c: receipts
5000 bales; exports Coastwise 230i sales % stock
1874 " SWIM
Baltimore. March l2-Cotton nominal: middIng g7sc.
low mtddling. I16C: good ordinary
Ceipts. ISL bales: stock. S.320 -
savannah, March l2-Cotton steady; middling
low mddns. Sisc; good ordinary SIC: receipts r al
bales exports coastwse. 1562; sales 2 stock l6
Memphis, March l2-Cotton firm; midding q IT,
low mdding; l-l6c; good ordinary. - Ice: net re
200; stock. $3.50. $3.50 saws >
81 Louis March 12-CGtton quiet; middling o 3 I6c;
low midding, NC; good ordinary. SesC
bales gross L3IS; shipments 2,3l2; stock T655S
New-Orleans. March 12.-Cotton quiet. r,t5,,t,r
3 3 l6c; low mdding. l6c. good ordinary 81
Gelpts l5o bAes exports To Great Britain $50. Ia
259 - wv. 91oON, NOo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
LIvERrooL COTTON MARKED

Liverpool March l.. p. m--Cotton-Spot fair ID
mand prices sd lower; American middlinS fatr
l3-lo'i good mi iding SD: middling o I6i 10, 80
ding . lud; good ordinary. Sid: ordinary la
The sales OF the day 10000 bales OF which ~, -
Dor ssus al o ana export and Included American
opened steady and closed barely steady.
dlns m c, March - 64d value March 81 , ulIG
y did buyers: April and May Bid ssers n,
jun: H. o+ao 10 sid sellers June July ~ a,i
sellers July and August. = 0-64d sellers. 49,, ,
septeihoer 90 sellers. September October a. a.
VatSeS octoser and November. % 6ld buyers. N,v,t
and December 2O-64d buyers; Decenher -, ''Nemner
Is SD buyers: January February ~ ~, January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. March IL,
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
EXPORTS.
Live. Live Qrs. Of

i I-Fg. ! I've QI 80 Of
N Isn'' Morris TGtP an y Lleana. $50
Neisn M Nor r' - Phaaainbia --'''''' Az i'O'
Armour 4 c. S. Cevic .r.......... 1000
u, ~ n, hammond x CO.. IS Phl"deI- -
swift CO. Co. IS Maa6P l4o 1880
Snambergg Som Som - Manau IA $
bond e KefSr ' IS 1; - III
9' tn3 zsehid * 'uizoe'seF' IS NAM 135 5oo
SchwaTzsShd salz9eggeT S. CSy y 42'
W yak r sherman :: 40 100
4 Z. outer6ridge 4 Co., s.. ornceo. % -
Iiary. 30. q utHrf9r,,fsa x ,T,rijaT ' ~ ~
9. e I%Sqs5 s Co $, Trnidaa:.. 81 10 -
Total exports last week 55a 30 ECO
Ba f5 APS &p5r Hii this week SS LOO i'os
portland exports this week .... l7e 1860
T. T london %s Hro. '"s DIS LOO l2oee
To Hui 1870
70 SSTSsa15s 10 LOO
TO bermuda and West Indies ''-'.'''. 50 1ss
Totals to a" P S1ra last FOR nrITs 1880 1850
Good choice native aoqss %
Medium to fair native steers ............ soq .
2 i?siIs s aaf a 5'as Cow. 500 sss :
'ISf SoIs G 5 y , s 80 @ 90
4so3 head including IS cars for export alive i65 for
at nd and 80 for at s Of b wh'h 80
steady prices bSs S %I
was dull dragging trade at sti fPSe sa f
on s 90 E&a With @ M6na thin pSS
good and medium cows rated 10000 lower Yards
at s. 5oas5 % per 100 ~ bulls So 0as4 %;
pTr w was at 7S TRADE a dTd beef at last quoted
s 1@sh Ssef at steady at Sc per per
1850 quarters of beef for schwarzSchiId &
quarters for Swift Co The George will take to Liver
Of beef for other shipper anu ''''' S1'' '''S
age at S. * pe 100 M Chic 9g do s ms al 10 &
IS do 1910 h. at $ TO- II do 2s6 H. at IS lo 70 DO
sc nj at G 81 E % do Sd at s. So do loo n at
1907 r. 4 90 80 500 n aal at
at , s. - =, y von,,,.,,, ,,s
10 do 1870 H. at So -; p do. ff0i H. at s. 90 20
II Ono do pO 1853 n at IS is 90 Is ~ io s. 60 90
T. $ go ? 40 r at s. o. dc DO Sas ~ 'iS at
Sl4 ID at 50 90
@ n at s. o o c5 s at g o. 5.s +! SI a;
Is DO 7e f NJ at s. co. 10 DO ~ n at s. 30 AT
n Collins: S4i ID s. s. : bulls ll75 NJ
s Judd & CO.: bulls 952 10 at 81 90: 3 do 773 ~
& a4 %r 1893 p at 81 90 80 + at $ So do
500 n at So 10 do 500 n at 81 so; do 565 n at
. do s61 ~ at 81 70; do 795 10 at So 90
1910 b. at do go n at $ 5G !: COW, $40 NJ pat at
- H. s. 90; DO $50 nat 50 so do 80 u.
H H. Hollis: / OK 100 10 at 81 90: l bull 1910 NJ
d. $ NJ al $. Sc d. e s S. s s.
IS d %, g SO III at $3.50 do 7"' ID at 81 40 do $40
J. H. Hume Bro: bull 900 ~ at 50 50; = cows.
'' An i6 w Mullen Gp cows. TBS H. at 1925
cb - oT bpsbe q AND 44is for the 'y Market agke If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
THE STATE of TRADE.

Buffalo March 12.-spring wheat.No hard. round round
LOIS 76sc. No Northern round lots, I9t2c; carlCads
- WtDtar ybeat-No > red re asked: No white.
70G70ltc Corn higher: yellow, 42i4c; No yellow.
i9c. No > corn 4ls.c No corn, Al lac Oats quiet
No = white 94a29lsc: No white, 2c: No white,
2S%c No mixed: 2544G; NO 8 mixed -otc- NSe W. :
NORMALLY Flour dull easy.
Chicago March 12-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13

cOTTON-Long quite freely to-day.
The market c)nrTcIed be sensitive
decline Of llGl7 points the surprising character Of
the cables, which in view OF the sharp
decided
the I'D decline in spots and 26iai y Gid decline in fu
lures Throughout session continued
less while the volume Of reflected
SlfsdiEg speculation. TO-day's
smallest rEe advance eliminated last week
lowing the opening call a slender on
covering the Of which let up the selling
pressure. The early market appeared To be quite
sfsauslve 70 bullish Influences but there
much uf IL IN evidence To the advices reaching
here generally Of heaTish and included
nets indicating that the plantation movement OF cotton
which than expected, relied
upon TO full for some time. For example firm
includes supplies that up points
ing connections over the South
published Endorsement Of this d great
large portion Of the cotton belt.
"A relatively free during he
month There considerable selling IN he
this statement while the positions
remained relatively weak under indicating
fertilizer buying upon scale 40 10 80 per
greater the sales OF last At the
session todays decline l7q23 points
The Commissioner Agriculture the State of Ala
that up March last l.l2700O
tfzer tags been sold. against
ast gear. Il required by
Of sold in the be
and The large Increase in the sale
an indication the cotton in Alabama
be greatly in excess Of last
The Of contract in the local market
was follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARxrr

ierpeos March i2TCosng Flour-st Louis fancy
steady Is Ssaf9 los Peas-Canadian ~ Inc COAST
STEADY extra India TSs 3D. prime hs ss
Pork nrIn prime Western 6Gs IA "Sss, a. OF
cut Id To III 10, steady. ASS. Bacon Arm isShors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13

receipts. As bbls sales, 1876. exports ~ Rosin and
above nominal G and below firm. Quoted: A, Is, I, y
81 40 r 81 40; F. 81 80; c. 81 %; H 81 49, J. s. 30:
Receipts eOS bbls; sales 5ls5 exports GO
Charleston. ). c.. March 12-Turpentine firm, at &c
Rosin firm and unchanged
Wilmington, n c, March 12nspirits tqTpentine moth
ceipts 4s bbs Crude turpentine quiet $2G$3 20; re
ceipts bbls. Tar steady. 81 90; receipts. 9 bbls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13

so cotton n quiet prices
unchanged The basis l1-l6c middling upland
and = i5-lGc middling Gulf Sales 1886 bales
southern spot markets. middling quoted officially
reported by wire follows: Mobile nominal. l6c;
Savannah STEADY. 9ssc Charleston firm. csc,
wilmington quiet. CSC Norfolk steady 92.c. up &c;
Baltimore nominal Csc up nc; Augusta steady 93%c
Nororhis 5-lGc I-16c: 81 Louis 8 81
ire export Il follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13

Eegg-fprcans expects tomorrow 65G0 75 bale
against 10 bales actual week 1914 bales
year. Houston the estimate IS for 10 3 500
against bales last week and last
year
Receipts the ports and Interior points to-day
pared with the same day as year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13

wheat No .: Opening. Highest Lowest Closing
5;$ 81, 1885, 81 81 g. s s4.sss
S Nay , sss:s5ss as0 ss as' s.:
5elS .,'.'' $7S ss's 81 $50
s HS az; . No. 81 81 81 .s,.oas
H3 Me- PORK. PER ST '1fss 'H ss ' HIS
Lard. per 100 ID:
3 Ha5 ... Sc Sc s sG!s sS9,. 49,.
Short ribs per
NAV .. 49, s ssi,. s 81: So
as as No ?2 2sa 9@ ase 's3 85 S
37a55,.c: No yellow corn 37lsc No 2s7,G24e:
5Sa57c: No barley s9a4ii9c No aaxseed 81 W
faxseed 81 co: clover. contract grade s. 20 prime
aPG per SfS 65 s. short Oa RIBS
Short s. Gear .de cs Soas s 81 sgss So %Ssks
fbaSg g pei butter market was Strong creams i9
24]sc; dairy, 1929. CHEESE firm. 1291se Eggs firm
Gsihss sas srse wass9 a4@ sa NJ ry ' Corn
a' if g26c iIm; No > s2gsSc BuIknisa,s
9ae' cheese he So active good to prime Ohio ai 2sc
eass So AS2Rsa a5 5 H No 70 s
barley firm; No . i2a45c; sample, sea4Oc,
Nq @6eS5po March si,ss May 9es,s july s.a
10 NortheTn G5ssc Flour and bran Unchanged
Philadelphia. March 12.-Wheat firm and sc higher:
contract grade, March 7la4q52s4c. Corn hrm and 1c
higher; No > mixed, March. +%+0ilc Oats quiet hut
white clipped. 31G31 ieC; No do. 3OQ3OlzC;
30 mixed. 29a29lec. Seeds were quiet. but steady
moderate supplies Clover. Western. bush.
loads 50 10qS5 So do Pennsylvania No. quality
case; timothy Western per bush, CARROTS 81 25S1 30
Flour steady winter 81 30dS2 So do 81 5O
81 Pennsylvania roller clear, So 1888 % do straight
SO 3OGS3 Western winter clear. 50 l5dS3
straight SO +OS3 55 So 55GS3 spring.
straight So 30GS3 patents.
favorite brands. higher; rye -four l5dS3
Western 26c do prints. 2Ic Eggs firm: fresh
nearby, Western and Southwestern 15C; do Southern
Cheese unchanged Receips-Flour 1000 bbls and 5000
wheat. 500 bush: corn 81 OOO bush; IL
bush Shipments-Wheat SEQ bush corn I43 bush:
oats $500 bush
ST. Louis. March I2-Wheat-No cash IO-sc
March. TOi4c; May, 697sc; July. 66ac: No hard 65G
66l1c. COrn-No cash, 35c; March, 35c; May. 36ssc
July. 36a4c. Oats-NO cash. March, 24Sc.
24Sec: No > white. 26I. G26I3c.
Toledo, March 12.-Wheat irn higher; No cash
z nc; May. T2ssc. Corn firm. higher; mixed 37c
May, Sc. Oats active. steady No mixed. 24sc Rye
nominal; No . cash. 5Sisc. Cloverseed futures
steady prime cash. old 81 90; March new s. 81: DC
tober, S. 20; No . seed, 81 6OGs5 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
NAVAL STORES.

There quiet but steady market al! around with
business slow and of IA jobbing character. Quotations
follow: Tar regulars 81 80; do oil bills So 9o spirits
turpentine 55@55lec rosn, good, strained
81 iOq$I 721 f. 81 so, F. 81 90 G. 81 95 II, 81 10;
l. 50 80: 81 30: NJ. 81 80; N So %; W q, So So;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13

Rio-Cofee market quiet No Rio. $685. exchange.
ll-32d receipts 5000 bags cleared for the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13

Foreign Coffee Markets: Santos-Cohee market dull:
Santos $4,000 receipts. 5000 bags; stock,
IIanLDurg-CoffeS opened unchanged;
p. m. unchanged; sales 1900 ba Havre-
opersd Irregular. with prices unchanged;
at y m. advanced Il franc: 3 p. IN. quiet and
changed al p. total sales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
PARIS-19O0.

s s. ALLER specially chartered {, sail p =
June 81. 70 Cherbourg, Southampton and Bremen; -
steamers CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA. SPECIsLL'
CHARTERED. June 50. to Glasgow. for Paris Expost1-
Oberammergau Passion Play and Tour Europe. be-l
Also Thirty other Spring and summer EXCUSES
Europe Round the World Parties, Sept. u, Oct N~
F. c. CLARK. III BROADWAY. NEW HORh-
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
NORTM @[ERE1AEl llNNS
FAST EXPRESS SERVICES
SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
Lain .-...----.-.. Mar. ~ az VIM der Crosse a.,
-Kais Mar Tn. .--. Mar. - -T4aha ..-.- -. g. =
sSaale ..........-..AIl , $Kais Mar Ia - !
Departure 10 \. NJ A'-
%CATsI.S AT CHEREOIRG FOR PARIS
Twin Screw Passenger Service
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, BREMEN
Bremen Mar. Is 10 \. NJ RheIn .......-- ADJ "a "
Fr der Apl- \. NJ Bremen ---.-Ap l Is 5Ts
Mediterranean Service. -'A
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA
Trave ............. Mar. "a Vera ........ a,.,.
A.Ier .....--...-... Mar 81 K. VIM H.. 49,.
Ems april Trave
Departure n y VI f--S
OELRICHS < Co. No BROADWAY
Louis Fl. Meyer - South Third 81 PAN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.

New TOrk-ROtterdanl-A amsterdam via BOuioz-esS
mer, 81 hours distant from either Paris London
New twin screw steamers PotsdaIn. Statendan -
Winter rate first class. $50 and upsH1,
second class S37- All other steamers carry one cas-
cabin passengers; So and upward
Apply TO HOLLAND AMERICA LINE. 50 Brua1sr
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pED ID LINE.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and suOsc; tlons 40 T{roaiS<s
n received AZ their Uptown Ofnce NJ. La ssSsr,sr
"a door north Of sist 81 until o'ciocS p n a. s<
ments received at the following branch s,nsve -
ONCE until o'clock p. VIZ -'s,,cvs Nhtt
nd ST 1872 6th-ave. l2th-s - s,th- ST.
and l4th-St: I42 CcumbUS-aVe-. near 49, 81 -
West 42d-st 6th-ave OF last -, - 81; -
i2I-st between 9TH and sth ayes; lo' Ssa "A syoi
Sd ave. between T6th and nth sts; iV-o -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13

HAMBURG AMERICAN Line.
TWIN SCREW EMPRESS SERVICE To PI.y,Fc---
G-ONDON), CHERbOURG PARIS, AND HAMBrssss
F. Rism ok. Mch u. 10 AN K Friedrich ADJ h
A. pI- :. 10 An Columbia pl 10 In ~
TWIN SCRE.W PASSENGER SERVICE TO prrsS
OI-TH OONDON). AND HAMBJ re. Also y Y -
burg Direct
PaIatia Mch II 6 a VI q Walfersee Nch 81 IA. -
Patricia -Mch- "a II A NJ Phcenicia . II N ~
PARIS HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS -
cd for auy'S mass on
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PARIS EXPOSITION. F F554Ssss s. %'F 5ss
pleted have been able TO extend Steamship
rangements that prepared T. aecomm9tas =
number Of passengers at all rates S1+5 70 Slla =
Tours including All Travelling Expenses. Many q n
Tours visit the Passion Play OberammsrgaU Ms-hss
OF these high-class ABSOLUTELY Sure o.
SUITABLE ACCOMMODATIONS THROUGHOUT II
once Superior arrangements for individual IT.
elers. Programmes. etc from THOS. COOK son
261 and 1fS5 Broadway. New York
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW YORK QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOoL~
Oceanic u. $50 a Oceanic. April II - "a
Teutonic March .. noon Teutonic april q =
CiermaniC. April & noon tfermanic- Nay
For passage. freight and general information a2S'
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pie- as North River. Office. 9 Broadway y
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ANGMOR l0EYE,

T o GLA @ O " VIA L 0 y d y D 2 RRT
From Pier "a. North River, loot OF West a4h s.
AnchOra. March Il. noon Ethiopia April Z II
Astoria. March %. noon Anchoria April q
Cabin passage. $50 and upward
Second Cabin $50 Storage. $40. 80 s2450
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents II s 70 Brnatr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13

HeceIps Of breadstuns at Interior points in tf0usands
last three cphers O) omitted flour bbls BUSH
%
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CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers 81 and -. North River . u
Etruria. March II. \, NJ Etruria- April H.
Campania. March ~ IL y NJ Campauia April 4 ~ Y
ucania. April :. noon IuCan,4- MAY , w.
VERNON H BROWN & GO. Gen Asen-.
- BROADWAY. NEW YORK
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All parts OF CENTRAL. EUROPE with and Vtsz
ITALY); BRITISH ISLES: NORWAY. NORTH CAP
RUSSIA etc Various and well-matured itinsrara
Superior conductors Inclusive cost Several parties
MAY. July August Also SPECIAL. TOURS TO II.
PARIS EXPOSITION. etc. wiki optional SHORT ToUA
PASSION PLAY ETC Also Independent ArraHgens1;
For Paris and Exposition IN Fall. Grand World ToE.
old World Tourist Guide Illus. Free
A. DE POTTER. 10 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13

A MEXICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK-SOUTiANIP LONDON
CALLING WESTBOCNp At CHERBOCR5
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 \ NJ a,
ST. Paul March Il S. Paul Ap,-
fKensngtOn March II Louis -----.---Ap--; (;
New York March - New York ....SQr- :
tSAI-ING AT Il NOON
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTWERP- PARIS
Every "Wednesday - noon. , q
Westernland March Il Noordland Mara
-[ensingtOn March II Frissald
sThese steamers carry cabin and third class passsls
low
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CO1fPANf'
Piers Ii and IL. y. r. Once. IS broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-13
0lD DORllMlOM GINE

For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth Ptu,sa
Point. Newport News and Richmond. Va. connecting
Petersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach. washington.
G. entire Sou h and West.
Freight and Passenger steamers san from Pier Is y-
River foot OF Beach St. every week day except Ssr
at D. m. and Saturday at p. m.
H. r. WALKER Traffic Manasx
Mesa free press., 1900-04-27
REPUBLICAN TERRITcRIAL CONVENTION.

. 4.t- y y t-, e
TUCSON. ARrz, March &c 1900
The republicans of the Territory of Arizona
are hereby called TO meet in delegate oonven-
ton, in tho city of Phoenix, on
MONDAY. APRIL sOth, 1900,
at 10 o'clock. a. M. for the purpose of electing
six delegates and six alternates to attend and
represent said territory at the National Repub-
lican Convention, to be held in the city of
Philadelphia, on June 18th, 1900 and for the
transaction of such other business as may pro
perly come before said convention.
The basis of representatio of the several
counties in said convention will be ONE dele
gate for every so votes cast at the last general
election for Alex o. Brodie, for fdelegate to
congress, and one additional delegate for each
fraction over 25. Such delegates shall DO
chosen, not less than three days before the as
sembling of said Territorial Convention. either
by primary election, or in such other manner as
the County Republican Central committees of
the respective counties may determine.
Upon the foregoing basis, the apportion-
ment will be as followu:
Mesa free press., 1900-04-27
NOTICE
To G. G.. Hockett, his heirs or assigns

To G. G.. Hockett, his heirs or assigns
Notice is hereby given that / have in
my possession at my feed stable in Mesa
City, Maricopat County. Arizona, the
following, stock, on, which there is ar
accrued feed bill of $1S5, viz: g. - Il
One bay horse, branded S on righ'
thigh, aged about 8 years.. ~, ~
One brown mares aged about 8 years
no visible brands. 4a..,,,
. Said animals were put in feed by G.
G.. Hockett. who does not reside in said
Maricopa County, and said feed bill
commenced to run. May %. 1899. 81.
That have taken possession of said
stock, and said possession has contina ed
for. more than 20 days since the accruing
of said charges.a' ~ l>., i; ~t,''"
:. Said owner@is hereby requested to
come forward at once and pay above
mentioned steeds charges, or the stock
will be cold as required by law. ,'.'-,
~ <-''f o. w. A. KIMBALL.
First pub Apr 20 j., h.,,......
Mesa free press., 1900-04-27
MES1 FREE PRESS.
: FRIDAY, APR1r 27,,-t90o.
MEMS.

sttsaSSi =.
Money to loan n-op real estate or
water ,Ipsuins. fOt T. 2 Banta' one
mile northeast Of Coop store. a2oew
,r.U.fH. Connolly is doing g good
business and has lately pnssin nrst
Glars stock. Ia Ia, ~ tut m t
e The Marshal is working away
steadily, enforcing the dog tax law
and the ordinance to prohibit bicycles
summing on the sidewalks. Ia
!, Hon. Simon J.Murphy arrived from
the east last. Sunday and is the guest
Il Hon. Az. Mcqueen. Mr. Murphy
is a tirm believer in the existence 'of
ertesiaa water, and his well now being
put down just south Of town will NO
dodht ,soon demonstrate it. he Will
be with us only short time. - = (
ltTomosrow the Bicycle Electric
plumbing Go. will give away oo"Vise
Souvenir Cameras to the 6rst nifty
persona who. call. provided each per-
con will buy their. first dozen photos
from the. above mentioned Co.. which
onlg cost soc per dozen. This offer is
good only for tomorrow Saturday.
Mesa free press., 1900-04-27
DISSOLUTION OF co. PARTNER
SHIP.

hnoY all Men by these Presents: That
the Partnership heretofore existing nn-
der the name and sty!e'of Mesa Lumber
Company, composed of the undersigned
partners Frank P. Drew. and VIM. 4
Burton, and doing business in Mesa
City, Maricopa County, Arizona, as
dealert in lumber, ETC., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent; the said W A
Burton retiring and the said Frank ?
Drew continuing in business, and all
debts due the late firm are to be paid to
him only.
Witness our hands and seals this 18th
day of April, A d 1900.
u-y - FRANK P. DREW (sEA1
VIM. A. BURTON (sEAl J
Witness: A P Shewman -
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA GO
County of Maricopa
Before me, A P Shewman, Notary
Public in and for the County OF Mari
copa, Territory of Arizona. on this day
personally appeared Frank p Drew and
VIM A Burton, known to me to- be the
persons whose names are subscribed tu
the foregoing instrument and acknow
lodged to me that they executed the
same for the purpose ard consideration
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal Of
Office this 10Th day of April, A D 1900
-" A P sHEwMAN,
Notary Pu! lie
My Commission Expires May l6, 1902