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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN FHOSSFIX, FRIDAY MORNHSTG, JUNE 27, 1890.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
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THE HEI'UBLICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
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7 Inch 3.00 3.50 4.00 4.50 5.00 S.50 6.00 17.50
8 Inch .1.50 t.00 4.50 5.00 3.50 6.00 0.50 20.00
9 Inch 3 73 1.50 5.00 5.50 6.00 6.50 7.00 22.00
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The Krpubllckn lx;lleve in strictly one
price for advertising, and accordingly It pub
lishes Its rates In full, anil exactly t they or.
Special position ads 23 per rent, extra.
Preferred Local 10 cents per line first
lnertlon, and 5 cents per line each subsequent
lnertlon.
All Contract and bills tor advertising paya
ble monthly.
THE MARKETS.
Kkw York, June 2C The expression of
opinions on Wall street after the rejection of
the Senate amendments to the silver bill had
become known here Mere generally favorable,
but as Indicated by tho quotations today the
feeling did not extend to the buying of stock.
The dullness In the market today was again ex
treme, with a general drooping tendency In
prices The final changes show a uniform line
of decline, and while most are for small frac
tions St. Paul lost l?d- Chicago gas 1) j and Lake
Shoro 1!4.
Government bonds steady
Petroleum oened dull at W!c for spot and
Mi'jC for July. In the afternoon the market
nagged otrsllghly, closing weaker.
Clolug quotations were a follow:
United btates 4s, registered
r nlted State Is coupon.
1'nited States ljs, registered..
United State I) j, coupon. . ..
Pacific f.s,
Amerlt an Express.
Canadian Pacific.
Canadian Southern . .
Central Pacific
llurllngton. ...
Lackauanna
Demer and Hlo Qrande
Erie . ...
Kaunas and Texas
IjikeMuire. .. . .
Louisville and Nashville
Michigan Central
Missouri Pacific.
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific, preferred.
Northwestern . .
Northwestern, preferred.
New York Central.
Oregon Improvement
...121 i
...103
..103
...11.1
...115
. W
... 57
.. .11)3
151
... 17U
... 8.-.J.
. . .119
K;J
... Ml
... -,y,
.. .jj
... 8i j:
...1UJ
...111
...109
... ts
Oregon rtawgauon .
mi
iregou suuh i.iiiu 1
oregan Transcontinental 46?J
Pacific Mall 42J,
Heading . . lijs
Kock Inland ll?2
St Paul .. 71
St. Paul and Omaha ,?2i
Texa Pacific 20.
Union Pacific Cl'J
Well Kargo Express 115
Western Unlou M'i
American Cotton Oil SO'J
Money on call easy at $&& per cent; closed
at 5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 57 per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and barely steady,
sixty-day bills II 8I; demand, tl h")J.
liar fllvcr, 1.01Jv
'er York .11 1 11 1 lie Stock.
Nr.w York, Juno 20. Closing quotations to
day were as follows:
Alice t 2 65
Caledonia, lllack Hills 175
Consolidated California and Virginia..' 4 70
Common wealth 2 :w
Hale A Norcros Jli
Homcstake 10 25
Horn Silver 3 35
North Commonwealth 2 00
Ophlr I 00
Pno'iilx, Arizona 120
Potosl r 8 25
saage .. 4 00
Sutter Creek 130
Host on Stork Market.
Bostom, July 26. Closing quotations today
were as follows:
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Ye 47
llurllngton 106
Mexican Central, common 27 J J
Mexican Central, bond script
Mexican Central, first mortgage bond. ..
San IHego 22
San Francisco Mining Stuck.
sn Frvncisco, June 26. Mining stock
closed today as follow:
llest A llelcher t
i 3 75
Chollar
rocker
onsolldated Virginia
oould A Curry ....
Hale A Norcros ,
Peer
Peerless
Potosl
Ophlr
Savage
sierraNevada
I nlon Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
I 20
15
4 SKI
2 75
3 50
25
20
800
4 90
120
3 65
3 25
3 25
Chicago l.lvi Stock Market.
Ciiicaoo, June 26. Cattle receipt today,
ll,i. The Market was steady, and price for
leves, 41 4CKU1 Mi teers, fJ 50l 25; stockers
ami feeders, 2 UXjtS 85; Texan cattle, 1 50
170.
Hogs Kecelpt today, 13,000. The market was
slow and lower. Texan heavy, J 5Yi.1 Mi Htlt.
I 5.Yt3 M.
Sheei Itecelpts f00. The market was lower,
with prices for natives at II 9Wi 00; western,
I : MiH5 01; Texans, t-1 0OCl 20. "
Chicago Wheat Market.
Ciiu mo, June 26. Wheat opened today Ji
(die lower-, advanced lJ4l?fc and closed J.,0
higher for July, JJc for August aud September
and Mtyir for December than yesterday, Ite
celpts, 22,uu; shipments, tiV.,000.
Chicago (leneral Market.
Cmr too, June 26. Kye Steady, IGJi'e.
Parley Nominal,
Whlsky-tl 09.
Short Hlta-tf OO&i 05.
Shoulder t 00f 10.
short clear 1 35.! 13.
San Francisco General Market.
vn Krancikco, June 26. Wheat Inactive,
lluyer season, $1 437S; buyer 'W, tl :?!$.
Corn-ti omvtl 25.
silver Iwrs-tl 05($l 07.
KnRlIsh Market.
I.tVKRrooL, June 26. Wheat 1 in poor de
mand. No. 2 Winter, 6 10d, steady; No. 2
spring wheat, 7 Id, steady.
Corn Is In poor demand; spot and
June, .".s r.Jid, steady; July, 3s ojd, steady; Au
gust, 3s 73id, steady.
Ui.ndos, Juno 26. Closing consols, money,
9 9-16, consols, accounts, 96 9-13 ; United State
4s, 121; United States 4. 105; bar ilher,
w''l er ounce. Money, as-iii per
r cent.
New York CurTee anil Sugar Market.
Nkw York, June 26. Coffee Option closed
steady and unchanged to S Klnt down. Sales,
11,250 bags. June, tl7 25017 30; July, tlO 80
(tl6 90; August, 16 4Vli ft); September, tl6 15
W16 30; October, tI5 7515 80; spot Ulo, easier,
fair cargoes, 20c; No. 7 flat lican, 1818J-Sc
Sugar llaw, barely steady; refined, itcady.
HopsQuiet and firm.
Copper Nominal, lake, July, JIG C
Ial Firmer. Domestic, tl 10.
Tin-Dull. Straits, t21 50; plates, steady.
Lieutenant Ellsworth Dead.
First Lieutenant Henry C. Ellsworth
of tho United States Marino Corps, died
at tho Naval hospital at Mare Island
Tuesday night. Ho was appointed from
tho State of Indiana.
WANTS.
The quickest returnsor the least money
are to be" obtained from the REJ'UBLI
VAX'S Want Column. Situations
H'nif"(f. Help Wanted, For Rent, For Sale,
To Let, To Exchange, one cent a word each
insertion, or by the month at five cents per
line a day.
WANTED-A UOOD COOK WANTS SITU
atlon. Call at corner Monroe and Monte
zuma streets, next to blacksmith shop. tf
LOST.
Lost Left by the owner at some placo by tho
owner where ne called on Monday. May 19, a
black silk parasol, with gold handle, engraved
"Addle II. Klnsey." Finder will please leave
the same at thla ottlcc.
FOK SALE-TWO FINE STEAM BOILERS.
One 1 almost new, 41 Inches by 16 feet,
rated at 33 horse-power. Tho other Is in good
condition, 44 Inches by 12 feet, rated at 30 horse
power. As 1 have no further use for these
boilers, they being too small for my use, I oiler
them for sale complete at a rare bargain. They
may be seen at the Pbiculx Ice Works, east 01
depot. PIEKREPONT MINOR.
-Proft-HHlonul CnrilH.
B
AKER A CAMPBELL, ATTORNEYS AT
mw. unice: over National Dank.
HF. ROBINSON, SURVEYOR AND
.draughtsman. All Mork done promptly,
correctly aud neatly. Otllce with the Arizona
vautti uo.
D
kR. SCOTT HELM, PHYSICIAN AND
surgeon, omce, try building.
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"1LAKK HOWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Otllce in Porter block, Phienlx, "A. T.
IMiHOolllUllOUM.
GO TO THE FA8HION BARBER SHOP FOR
shaving, hair cutting, shamiiooing, bath
lug, hair ing lug. I-adles v, ork dono at the shop
or residence. Prices to suit the times. Opposlto.
the Opera Houe. FRANK SHIRLEY, pro
prietor. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, CORNER CENTER
and Jeflerton street. Only house employing
white help throughout. HERKICK A LUIIRS,
proprietor.
PENNSYLVANIA STEEL CO.
STEEL IRATTiS
10 to 70 pounds per yard.
Steel Bails and Curves
AND STKEL SPLICE PLATES. .
STEEL
FORCINGS, BILLETS AND BARS,
BLOOMS AND INGOTS.
General Office. 208 South Fourth St.
Philadelphia'.
Work. Steclton, Pennsylvania.
Kupferle Bros. Manufacturing Co.
MISSOURI BRASS FOUNDRY,
STEAM AND GAS PIPE WORKS.
600, 602 and 604 Second St., cor. Washington Aye., and 119 Washington Ave.,
ST. LOUIS; MO.
i vitp fTniil7ia ni? wrrnv vnnrrv
Steam and (las l'loe Fitters,
jianeaijie iron Mttuifc, jooner 01 wroiiRiit iron n emeu nine mr steam, gas aim water.
Leather and ltubber IleltliiR, Packing and Hose. Sole agent for Cameron's Special Steam
Pump, the rnont etllclent, durable and economical steam pump In use. Root's Patent lllouer.
The S. M.
-DKALKKH IN-
GAS, AND . ELECTRIC FIXTURES.
"Wiloy Block,
519 and 521 Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal,
SPEED PROGRAMME
Arizona Industrial Exposition
ASSOCIATION,
Fop the Fail- to be Held at Plimuix,
Arizona, October 14, 15, 10
and 17, 1U90.
TUESDAY, OCT. 11.
i.-:
Running Stake. 2-year-olds, bred, raised and
owuea in Arizona; -miio uaan.
Entrance, J 10: added money, I'tO.
Trotting. Stallion stake; mtlo heats, 3 In 6.
Entrance, t25; added money, J12,'.
-Trotting. 3-mlnute stako; mile heats, 3 in 5.
2.-3.-
I'.mrance, .; aaueu money, .o.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 15.
4. Trotting. 2:40 stake; mile heats, 3 in 5; En
, trance, t50; added money, t200.
3. Running, 3-year-old stake; -mlle, 2 In 3.
Entrance, ?25; added money, t73.
C. Running. For all ages; one mile dash. En-'
trance, t23; added money, t5.
THURSDAY, OCT. 16.
7. Trotting and Pacing. 2:13 stoke; mile heat
3 In 5. Entrance, t25; added
money, tlOO.
8. Trotting. 3-year old stakes; mllo heats, 2 in
3. Entrance, t25; added money, $74,
9. Running. For all ages; ii-mlle daBh. En
trance, 23; added money, t30.
10. Trotting. 2-year-old stake; mllo heats,2 ln3.
Entrance, f25; added money, t50.
Distance waived.
FRIDAY, OCT. 17.
11. Running. Free for all; mile heats, 2 In 3-
Entrance, t25; added money, 1100.
12. Trotting or Pacing. Free for all: mile heats,
3 In 5. Entrance, t50; added
money, t200.
11 Running. 2-year-olds; Ji-mile and repeat.
Entrance, 123; added money, $,).
CONDITIONS.
Trotting and pacing in harness.
American Trotting Association rule govern
all races.
Nomination close September 1, 1S90.
One-half of entrance must accompany nomi
nations; balance paid September 25.
Four or more entries to fill; three or moro to
start.
The Board of Directors reserve tho right to
hold entrance and start a race with a less num
ber or to declare race off when there are less
than three to start, also to trot heats of any two
race alternately, or to call a special race be
tween heats, or to change the date of race.
For a "walk-over" in any race a horse is en
titled to it own entrance fee and ono-half of
the entrance received from tho other paid up
entries of saltl race, but no added money.
A horse winning a race la entitled to first
money only, except when distancing the Held
then to first und third money.
Stakes divided into three moneys, GO per cent,
to first, 30 to second and 10 to third, except in
free-for-all trot, 2:10 classes and 2-ycar old dash,
w hen third horse ha entrance, 70 ier cent, of
balance to first horso and IX) per cent to second.
Races commence at 1 r. M. sharp each day.
Blank for entries can be obtained from the
Secretary-.
The Director reserve the right to postpone
races on account of bad weather.
J. McMILLAV.Socretary.
University of California.
Medical Department.
THE REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES
will begin MONDAY, JUNE 2d, at 9 o'clock,
at the college, Stockton street, conier Chestnut,
Sail Francisco. B. A. McLean, M. D., Dean.
603 McrLfcsst street, conier Montgomery, Ban
Francisco.
BEMOTAL1
THE L. W. BUM LUMBER CO,
TTAS REMOVED ITS OFFICE TO LONO A
II BiMingenberg' Hardware Store, where they
have Telephone communication with the yard
near the depot, which secure prompt delivery
of all order left at the otllce
FROG SWITCH AND SIGNAL
DEPARTMENT.
STEEL RAIL FROGS.
Of the best and most approved patterns
111 UBU.
STEEL CROSSING FROGS.
Of sujierior excellence and durability.
LORENZ SAFETY SWITCHES.
Of several npproved patterns..
IMPROVED SPLIT SWITCHES.
SWITCH STANDS AND FIXTURES.
MAGNETO-ELECTRIC SIGNALS-
For automatically ringing alarm bells
at highway crossings, requiring no
electrician. Saves the expence of
watchmen. Sold on trial.
rw Tif iua u'nnr vm rvnTVp miTf nflttu
l'liimlwr. llardnare Trade, etc. Cast and
Perry Co.,
HOTSL8.
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
CORONADO,
With its agreeable miiriiiu atmosphere is the natural change for
Arizonaus to take during tho summer months, and every one can
afford to visit it for Health, Ret or Pleasure. It is in the
most charming marine climate in the world, and has
The Largest and Most
Where you have the most perfect service, at tho lowest rates.
Coronado, with its surroundings, is the ideal summer seaside resort,
with an atmosphere ever soothing and restful, being constantly
fanned by breezes from the ocean. Outdoor und indoor
Amusements in Every Variety
:Tlae Hotel Del Coronado
la unrivalled anywhere for the display of refined taste, and the
elegance of its appointments, careful management, and the
amount of physical comfort it furnishc its guests.
CORONADO NATURAL MINERAL WATER
Has many points of excellence. Being perfectly pure, it is one of
nature's best tonics to the system. It is a specific in bladder and
kidney troubles, and immediately relieves gout and rheumatism.
RATES FOR THE SUMMER SEASON
WILL BE MADE VERY REASONABLE,
Ranging as low as $2 per day
3 per day and upward, according
Apply
E. S. Babcock, Jr.,
Hotel Del Coronado, Coronado,
San ZKLarieir I-Iotel.
S. C. HEATOiSr
Tucson
The BestJFnrnished Hotel in the Territory.
Located at the Southern Pacific Depot, it affords SpeciarAccommodation'tu
Commercial Men. This Hotel is run on tno Principle
That All Gnofcts Shall Have Prompt
and Courteous Attention.
TI-IE3 FDVI,A.aE3,
The IBest Hotel in Tucson,
In addition to having the inot central and convenient
location in the city, and commanding a magnificent
view of the city and its surroundings, the Palace presents
the following attractions that warrant its claim to the title
-roruLAK-
' Its rooms are all on the second story, and are neat, clean
and comfortable. Its dining-rooms are the mdst attractive
in tho city, and under the present management have
always had an envious reputation for excellency.
THE! VEIL,LjS PIOLJSE3,
COR. WASHINGTON AND MAKICOl'A STREETS,
l'IKENIX, ARIZONA.
New Building.
STRICTLY
Best Tabic in .Arizona.
Table Boarders Received.
E. M. M-ILLS
Montezuma I-Iotel.
NEW MANAGEMENT.
Only First-class Hotel !in ' 3STogales , Cit y.
Large, Lofty Rooms.
Elegant Parlor for Guests.
Livery and Feed Stable in Connection.
Bar-room Supplied1 with Choice Foreign and Domestia Liquors.
Morley Avenue,
h; w.. KLrisnE
SUMMJSR SEASIDE RESORT.
Magnificent Hotel,
by the month. Transients,
to room. For full information,
to .
' HVXanager,
San Diego County, California.
'. Prouriotor.
.A.rizona:
uonvenientiy Arrangeti in an rarticuiars.
Newly Furnished.
FIRST - CLASS.
Prop.
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Nogales, A. T.
Proprietor.
(SUCCESSORS TO STEVENS & HUGHES.)
Stoves, Tinware Lamps,
-And all
KITCHEN FUENITUEE,
Refrigerators. Crockery, Glassware, Cutlery, Japanware.
Hardware,
., Tools of all Kinds, Garden and
MOLEtfE
Duckboards and all kinds of Koad Vehicles, Carriages and Carts. All kind of Tin, Sheet Iron
Copper t ork, Plumbing and Gas Fitting done promptly and Katlsfactorlly.
The "On : Time," : Mohawk :
WINDMILLS AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
"Woods' Mowers
Oliver Chilled Hows
Barbed Wire,
Pumps, Gras and "Water Pbes,
. Horse Powers,
Windmills,
Hardware, Glassware, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Bar
ware ail Agricultural Imitate
TUCSOlSr, i
C. L. E5CHMAH &-C0.,
Pharmacists, '
CORNER WASHINGTON AND CENTER STS.
ONLY FIRST-CLASS DRUG
ffJBP" Graduate m Pharmacy.
Wm. II. Taylor, President.
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
S. E. Cor. no-ward and TBeale, San 'Francisco.
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
MINING AND MILLING
Boilers, Sheet-iron -'Water Pipe
, For Mining and Irrigation Purposes.
A LRO
Saw Mill IVEaclamery.
AgentH for the Pacific Coact of
Bryan's Holler Quartz " Mill,
Cheapest and Most Perfect Roller Mill Made
Exclusive Agents for the Pacific Coast of Heine Patent Safety Boilers, Macbeth
Steel Pulley and Fox's Corrugated Furnaces.
Full Descriptive Circulars of any of the Above Sent on Application.
, OTIS k CO.,
kinds of-
Lawn Hose Sprinklers, Etc.,
WAGONS,
and :
: Stoves.
and Hakes,
.ARIZ03ST.A.
PIKENIX, A. T.
STOKE IN THE CITY.'
Established in 183.
R. S. Moore, Superintendent
MACHINERY, EN'
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