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ylclal,y in consequence q the Depression !.

trsde
Between Isl and ISL the rrodnc ion Of cotton
averaged annually S'a Is bales. and Tor the
last nNe years. estimating he crOp Of lsSa al
e,'eooVO bales, the yearly average was S7s al
cent
southern cotton mills increase remarkably.
During the last four months Of the year they
sook lSl t0l bales Of staple an increase Of 50
per ecut from lSSl while the northern mills
took but 9.S Is bales showing an sexual decrease
OF per eeut
The daily earnings IN the cotton factories Of
this county Sre nearly double what they were
IN $50 The total number Of spinning spindles
Is l06SS IS; of looms, 226 80. The actual con.
sumption OF cotton last year was l,76 100
bales
The Baton Rouge Yarn factory is now being
conducted ms Profitable and satisfactory man.
ner. More cotton i consumed and with better
results than formerly All the material used is,
OF course, raised in the parish. for which liberal
prices are paid. large proportion OF the labor
likewise comes from the parish aud city, ana fair
wages are paid
The ksrn county Californian says. The cotton
crop at The Bellevue farm Is gathered in and put
iuto shape for market II amounts to ninety
three bales.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is n neyer.failing cun
for Nervous Debility.
exhausted vitality, SEX
mai Weakness. SpeY'
|MANuoOD lmpo,ea,
'cy. Paralys, and ali
tho terrible . fleets Of
self Abuse, youthm
|foOios ~ d excuses In
|maturer years such AZ
Loss OF Men ury, Las.
IsI,ude, Nocturnal Kmls-
sion, Aversion II Socle-
", Dimutss az Nision
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Some thirty years ago there lived In Nropt,o,,.
cry, Ala, young man who was terribly Ailiiet.
Ell. Amer being treated for o long time Nv Tho
medical profession OF this town With no teneilt
10 commenced takings, {, $, After persistent,
Waking y two months he was cured. prir,-
acquainted with him twenty years ,hcreaner Y
can testify that the disease never made ts return
j, W Bis nor J, r.. Hot Spflups lIl
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ss-be EvasSEpsvG6x or FRANCE
~, h.ae US his agenss for the state Of Texss tc
eia restorative or NitaliserS An ssestedw.i
S Ssssous ueolily, loss II manhood ant an hin
uts1 diseases should at crce prccars M ,eireuiSr
.es. wnisa 10 learn the esNse OF the dAe.ses
y, " OF through ns by your drugslstorf yexpssSs
The never. failing remedy s'~f'ss'
cRowpus BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
H., whciesae nruegists Dallas Texax
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Illustrated Marriage Guide sso pages, cloth
ana GUT binding 50 cents; same paper cover.
. cents Manhood. 10 eentsi womanaood. 10
cents pswphiet $ cents. securely sealed, ly
mail ma send money or postage s.amrs. nv.
WHITTIER the greN specialist 6i7 ST Chsrlss
street, ST Louis. No,
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REM-ARKABLEl
81 II. s ss,s:
NIL -

Spots gradually disappeared col to-day have
nor sore OF spot ON my perso' my weight
Is MI pounds, being NOR tina. er wssnA
do no, wish yeu 10 publish nv name m. v,,,
may show this letter to any who doubt the
merit s. 5, $, for know II Is a snro cure.
Yours truly I.u.R
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FUrJ RES.

FUrvIEs were strong to-day on the opening,
but lost most OF the advance in New York later
IN the day closing about same aS last night
1--we pool advanced 10 i-6i ON futures an l.lt
gu spos on the opening spots are steady all
around and futures are daily gaining.
Ohicago Produce Chicago was weak to-day
on all her products corn declining cauts
Nheai = cent, and pork 20 cents per barrel A
S NJ i9flher decline may be expected. At Mr..
Nheelocks commission rooms things are lively
a person can always tell when the market is a
lively ole by dropping In there and noting the
number OF interested people watching the tele.
grams as they rapidly come Mr. whselook
reports their exchange In Houston u success
NEW VnIE
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CURE YOURSELF!

MARRIAGE; ::;; ;:::;; !s s:E:
ar - - ~ =. - married andlhoss ror,es.
%kNWA Vplsilns naffis az should knos
Ssunn Md otRecpes Sent srcurvy
n.a ior s,e.nis monty ot pc,see stamps AddIsss
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coNsoLiDArgD RRoRlrrs,
rhls Year. Last Year

Nicksbufg has received ie.NO bales OF cotton
less than the previous year
There aN lao looms IN the Narhes cotton mills
and ~ moru will Soon BE- added.
There are 1000 hsles Of cotton piled up IN the
yards OF single railroad In New Orleans
In iSSo South Carolina's product Of cotton
spinning was worth s1ia,0a0 in ISL. sSsan.7Tn
Norfolk and pArtsmouth have twelve COTTON
y 'scs constantly A. work thl, season
" = tnll rs, OF Isstq1i ma county, MsslfsiN.
II, has sold 'Ume OF the N hweb variety cutton
TOT rs oents pound. The staple Ia 2, inches
u Is estimated that there arr a, least i0ooo
loums aud probably 1caotQ spindcs nov lille IN
the cotton and wooden mills Of rhilade phia an
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CAPITAL PRIZE SIS. OOO


we DO hereby certify that We supervise the
, aiSSnSeinents 10Y al the monthly and seml.an
company, and In person manage and contrib
the drawings themselves and that the sauna a n,
conducted with honesty, fsirness and In gNn1
iaiIn toward all parties; We authorize The
company to use this certificate, with faC-simiias
OF our signatures attached in its ADVERTISE
ments. "''''Aso'
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fe-si.o 600 Reward win be paid 10 any
chemist who win md, on analysis OF 100 bottias
OF > ), g., one particle OF Mercury, Iodide AZ
io!assium, or any Mineral substance SHIFT
Price of Small Size NJ. m
Large Sixe .I1K
CO1A hu All nc, -
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Assionce's slct,cr.

NoElCsi' iERtnY GIVEN THAT n. L.
A hetia oy decd vi assisnmeut executed
on The ath diy ~ tsnuafy. lsSl. bss tran,rtr,i
W me ~ es.igdcenl The property tsiti TEA
and yerseneL !wrva W lhiR l.. iier On .,
me late ~ said assignment fof the "a. a Of eli
oreli',fs muued thereto. SAM KILN.
auh-iN Assignee
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u you doubt come TO see us and we viii
uukk YOU, or charge nolhing Write for par
to the Unfortunate suffering" Ask any tr,r.
gist US 10 our standing.
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COTTON.

THE receipts OF cotton in this city 10. day were
w bales, p Of which came by rail as follows: Z
LOT Blankenship n Blake from E9slland, 10 for
wy compress company from Lewisyilc, and :
for Caller q Hin from Louisville The shin.
ments were 100 for Evans d Co by the Houston
~ Texas Central, 81 for the same parties by the
TeNas y Pacific, C for Caller ,v Hill Ly The
Guii, Colorado santa Fe pa for White 4 Co,
63 for 4, B. Mitchell and 2 0 Tor NorlrcHi 4 o.
all by the Texas y Pacific Prices In Liverpool
advanced sixteenth and In New ORLEANS and
Galveston an eighth All the markets were re.
ported steady aud firm, In this city the market
u very urn and steady nj quotations
5000 mIdding. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ga
sal9uung Observation-Disclosures. gts
2ilc. IoW nlluuums', .'.,,,'.....,..,.,,..,.,. Q
LoW hluulllg s.,
Good ordinary ..............,..,.,,,.,'., S5'
S'"'H"A'''''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. On
1TVEppnn1
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LITERARY NOTES.

correspondent asks THE TRIBUNE In an enthusi'
asnc note who Margaret Veley" 10. Margaret
yeley is a very clever English woman and the
autbor of two striking novels, "For Percival" and
"Damocles" Both have been republished here.
Mr. Justin II. Mccarthy is about to publish a
volume under the title of "Serapion and Other
Poems"
The late Sidney Lanier's lectures on the English
novel are to be brought out in book form by Charles
Scribner's Sons. The same firm Will soon publish
Dr. Rtter's book on Music in England and
America and the revised and enlarged edition OF
Dr. S. w. Williams's Middle Kingdom"
Sherwood Bonner" otherwise Mrs Kate Nc
Dowell, will shortly bring out book of Dialect
Tales collected from the Harper periodicals.
They are among the most characteristic and hu-
morOus Ofrecent Southern sketches.
The Rev. Alfred Ainger's edition of the Essays of
Ella will shortly come from the press of Macmillan
e. Co.
Mr.. J. II. Shorthouse writes in Macmillan Of Wash
mgton Irving as one who, within the lines which he
set himself and which he never overpassed, was
perhaps the most perfect humOrist that ever wrote.
"The charm of humor," says Mr. ShorthOusH, econ
sists not merely in laughter or in JOY, but in
the stirring of those sympathies and associations
which exist invariably in the race for inherit
word-hfe and a religion, the earth'S springs of
whose realities lie, perchance, too deep for laughter,
but not Heaven be thanked, too deep for tears"
The latest volumes in the Riverside edition of
Hawthorne are those containing The Marble
Faun" and Cbound togetherl The Scarlet Letter"
and "The Blithedale Romance" The etching in
she former volume Of Miriam and Donatello is an
lnpleasantly affected and exaggerated piece of
work.
Mr.. Walter Besants novels cannot any longer be
said to be without a purpose. He has evidently
taken up with debcratiOn divers humanitarian de-
signs, and his new work. All in Garden Fair"
shows not only the reflection of a phlosOphic OBJ
server of life aud the touch of artist but also the
sympathy Of generous nature.
Wong Ching Foo. the editor of The Chinese Ameri-
can is about to begin the translation into English
of The Fan Yong; or the Royal Slave" the most
popular OF Chinese historical novels. The romance
was written 2,20O years ago by Kong Ming. Kong
Mngs style as an author is said to resemble that of
Victor Hugo.
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,sIyG PRICES or CALIFORNIA SrocRS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Saturday, March L. 1893.
Ye,torIlv To-day Ncsterday rO.uav


SAN FRANCISCO, March ls.-With the exception
OF N0rcross, The management of which was recently
taken from the Bonanza firm. the market for Com
stock shares closed duh auG weak. The changes IN
outside stocks have been uuimporaut.
Grand Prize has been assessed - cont per share,
and Eureka Consolidated - per share.
Bnion valued az S}J, 900 was received in New
York on Saturday rom the mines, making q total
for the week OF SZ3s. 100 90
The total sales Of mining stocks ia Ncw-York the
pas week are officially reported by the Two ex-
changes at 429,3 shares.
Father de Snct supcrntendcnt's report for the
week ending March Is. shows: ore extracted from
first level 500 TONS second level, 200 tons: third
level $40 tons. Ore millcd. 92J tons. Nor;h-end
tunnel III $50 feet third level header in l53ls feet
tramway level rise up - feet. Golden Gate header
running nOrtA advanced 10 feet
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HOPE DIFFERED Attic LENox LIBRARY.

To me EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Some one has made the suggestion
that if the Car of all the Russias wanted perfectly
retired SAFE impreguabe place In which TO be crowned
be should choose the Lenox Library. Some o. feel
that plan not amiss in far as that the place
is safe and inaccessible. We have waited long, and 1t
would in vain for tde ulment OF the promise Of
this Library. for NewYork City. The average duration
Of human life isincreasng and may be that younger
portion of those the stage may be permitted,
before they die tobeho1 like Moses tins Promi sed Land
But to those who older, hope fails. Still desire
to nOwand if it possible, 1t would be gratiics-
ton to read-that portion OF Mr. LenOxs Will which
gives and bequeathes the Library to MI beg pardon
to the city Of New York. 1t would much anxiety
and travelling, and the modification of rebus TO
know Just what may depend upon. and what our
cights, il we have any. Yours XX1IX.
NelC- York. March 49, 1888.
lou have the right to pay your share of the
taxes that would have been levied on the Library
but for the understanding that it was to confer
public benefts-Edl
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trsordinary knowledge which his book reveals both OF
primitive English institutions and still extent
Of the PHYSICAL features Of the country His descriptions
OF forests and the roads, OF prmeva London and OF
the most ancient seats Of English industry, wonder
full pictures, unimpeachable they original And
this book, we said, written when he In almost
the last stage of weakness Nor did his activity stop
here for throughout last spring and summer he was en-
gagged continuation, volume which should carry
the story on the same lines down to the Norman in
vasion; and this volume he left We believe. almost
ready for publication.
His books, however, give a very imperfect picture Of
Mr. Green His extraordinary brilancy came out even
more strkngy In his conversation, which, when disease
gave him any respite ceased to charm his friends
while the spectacle OF his patience and courage UNDER
suffering one that 1t did good TO witness his
knowledge seemed to have almost no limits; his versa
tity and readiness unexampled and his interest
in everything-ln politics. in literature and In all the
questions Of the ay-was unhaggng. The large number
OF friends, many Of them eminent in letters or pubic
affairs who used to in the summer months TO MS
house In Kensng will long miss the fragile
form, the keen face the quick sympathy that welcomed
them there
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THE CHICAGO MARKETS.
THE rLUcrA1loy not SPECIALLY srGxIFrc.

THE FLUCUAIIOS NOT SPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT.
CHICAGO, March 1.-THE produce markets
have yet recovered from the general shifting
about OF the large traders. New bulls have certainly
taken the place OF tho old, and there are as many
bears " now ever but the bulls have not
yet the grip OF the market The new bears havo not
begun In earnest The fluctuations 10 day are without
significance. Tho grain markets taking care OF
themselves and Will continue TO until the result Of the
shifting OF this week is apparent Wheat closed aaI
cent below the price last night, and corn I'D ., cent
lower. May wheat sold low 81 O9as and closed
at 81 IOis, May low 30 cents and closed
60 The sellers OF grain AT low prices
the traders who buyers at 81 IT, The prum-
operators, those with bearish pfrdilec-
tlOs not sellers The best prophets OF the market
While The provision options declined in tho last
three days because there such panicky feeling
about the grain pits, their position has not
really changed. Armour Co. are refusing 10
make any concessions cash properly, and
this IL not bad sign 10 IA pretty certain that what
Of lard McGeoch has bought Tor future de
livery tho cash lard Is really In tho possession OF
business, ia advising John Baton K Co.. OF Boston
TO get his customers the bull side Of lard The
Wall Street trade through the HOnO.e Brotbers
have certainly solo cut their short ribs but there Ia good
reason TO believe that the mon, at least some of
Them who have given orders to OnOrc sell have tsc-
grapbcd to Lindblom Co 10 buy. very good aut
ty pcrsists that George Eldredgc CO. are still loaded
up with short ribs but The majority OF provision men de
clare that they evidence Of his carrying load
The price OF -four has little increased of late
which shows that the mills OF the Northwest have start.
ed up again since the drop In the price of wheat
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STATE or IRADE.


BALINoRR March l7.-Cotton aIiot: Mddin=s lOisc.
Flour steady howaru street ana Western SuperDnr SIS 81
s. 90 do Extra ~ 26efJ 90 do Family SUdfO 10. CITY
Mills super - Sass 90 do Extra ~ 26at6 30; do.
Brandt 50 5000 Is patapscS Family. So 10 Wheat
spot 81 l0St March ST. lssSl lsis Cor.-Soutnern
While O3c. 40 GLOW, 6og.. Western Mixed.
March % &c oats nrm-southorn 03R07c. Western
White 55d6ic.s do. Mixed d33ca Pennsylvania 5J S67c
5000 Bulkmeats. Shouders o14aIlo: Clear Rib
Sides packed. ssaellc Bacon-Shouders 0a.c.; Clear
Ki1 rldeA lie: Hams. dGl9 Lard-Ie.
fined. l2l4c Butter Western Packed l7623c.i Cream
cry. 0O6OJc. Eggs he. Petroleum-Rennod. $685. c
ooft. Sac Copper Refined lOhc. Whiskey. 81 10
Amber So SS7 30; white Winter S co. New
Process 81 6OaSS 25. Wheat dull; No Hard Duluth
steady. sample 60c No Mixed at "a ac OATS
steady; sample Western, on track. Az 4sc White 63c
No = Mixed Western. 49lgHJOc. Barley Canada
soc. a ~ choice. Doe State alto a95C. Rye nominaIy
Y 11ic for Western Railroad frrshs To NeNYork Wheat
vc Cora 'aci oats. DO Railroad eceips-FlOu 2 800
bbls; Wheat. 10000 bush. Corn. los doc bush; OATS
10000 bush 5Iarley. 900 bush Ryo 1900 bush Railroad
shpmens-FlOur. 1000 bills: Wheat. bush. Corn
5000 bush; oats. 1900 BUSH Barley. kTe 5000
bush -
CHICAGO Mrch I7-RsguIar wheat-Tnere was large
speculative ling under pressure aud large sell
lug o. ders market opened lower yesieriays close
rnl tel = Sc declined &C. ana closed than
close on Change yesterday sales 81 Oidsl OBis March,
~ O4t as 0j3 April; 81 09Sdsl lOns May; 81 ODs.o
u lOS Junei Winter Wheat 81 o.; Spring 81 05o
Wheat market opened at the osng figures on call yeser
day, advanced Sc declined and Rallied &C. amt closed &c
lower than YESTERDAY; sales at d5Jc March 81 go
nh'.H- ADni hssHhn@e May 69AdOle June 1880
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LONDON March l7-l23O m-COnsols 1921 IA for money
and lO2ee for the accounts United states per cent
bonds lZ2r; Atanuc and Great Western mortgage
trustees certnoates o.; do SECOND ceTtinc2es Enc
3SS do. second consols. 49,, Central 1909;
Pennsylvania Central. "a ~ Mexican Railway limited OT
airy los MiiwanLoe and 81 Paul common. iO42
LONDON, March. lI-2OO m.-IOnsOis lU23,. money
lO2bts for the account. Atlantic
second mortgage trustees cefntes l74 Reading 27Is
LONDON. March l7%OO y. m.-PsT1s Guote thrae
cent rentes at ~ francs 80 confines
LONDON. March l1-4.3O D. m-Paris adVices quots
per cont rentos at III francs 40 centnes
and exchange London AZ 20 francs 222 centimvs for
checks "
LONDON. March 1.-THE Eeono,nfs Of this week says
rate OF discount for bank bills 10 days Ia three
80 per cont On Saturday United states and
cuiiics were generally depressed Adverse the
ia ON The new York Exchange produced gloom London
Some securities malntain their buOyancy Denver
GIahdo ana wabash, ~, Louis ana Pacific advanced
ONO aud Mississippi li2. Louisville Nashville de-
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COTTON MARKETs-By TELEGRAPH

LvskrooI- March n 1880 m.-Coton easy: MIA.
ding Cpsbds 1Hd Orleans do. on d. sales. ODn bales
including OOO bales lof speculation ana ReccIDs
b2UJ bales including 1900 American. ulands
Low hlddie clause Aprll aud May delivery 6ue.d aisD
6'oc4i CO June ana July delivery 5f'e.u do July and
August delivery Ssd, also Os.d. August ana Sep.
tember delivery ogaL do. October November delivery
6Getd Futures dull '''
LIvERPooL March l7.-l30p m-Uotton-- Inc ,ai., o tns
day Included 5000 bales ~ ~ 'Ne
CHAkLEsioN March H. Cotton quiet. Niddng I0c
Low Adding 9H.c Good Ordinary. net rceIpC. JI
bales gross 2,25a bales. salo. 400 nnios rrs m
the Continent bales; 20 Great Britgn. lSiv bales.
10 France. - bales coastwlse. bales; stock bB 2oD
GALVESTON. March l7COton quiet. Midding g1.c, Low
Kidding. 90; Good Ordinary. sSn; net rcceipts ia
bales, 2l7O bales eXOorts Great Bntaln -
bales: 10 Franco halas. 10 be fnnfinent baIs.
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TO the Channel - bales coastwise 37l bales; sales
6l4 bales STOCK. GS, 327 bales. . .. -
NEw.OR' March 7.-Cotson strady Middiing .tc'
Low MddIng O. rae. Good Ordinary, 6sc; net receipts
272 bales gross 34l0 bales; exports to France sloI
the Continent exports coastwlse - -, DaIes 10
Great Britain 79l bales; sales 1000 bao5 last evening
- bales: stock 3l7297 bales ,,,, ..r
SAVANNAH March i7.-tOtton quiet Niddllng 5osci Low
Mdding 9sc., uood Ordinary S2c" net receipts LOW
bales. gross 1000 bales exports ooa.twlse H4 oaes
to Great Britain, TO the Continent - 9assS
saes 900 bales evening. $50 oaIsS stoek' I'So
hafas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-19
MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY, March 1877. VI.
The mining stock markets last week presents no
features that call for extended comment. Dulness
and depression marked the transactions which prln-
cipally were in low price shares of little or 70
value. Yesterdays markets were especially weak;
Sierra Grande declined to 250Q255 Robinson to ~
D73 cents, and Sonora Consolidated to Al cents;
and Lacrosse, despite the good things said OF it, fell
3 cents to 10 cents.
The attention of the stockholders Of the Gold
Stripe Mining Company, of California, Is directed
to an advertisement in another column.
OALEQ LIT TIE MINING EYNHANGE2
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proposais.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.
DEPARTMENT OF rHE INTERIOR.

q
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS WASHINGTON March 10, 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed Proposals Tor Beet
Bacon Flour Clothing or Transportatlon e. as he csse
be- and directed the Indian Anar
OF ~ EsDAY APRIL ~ lss3 for furnishing for the
Indian service about j0OO pounds pounds
Baking Powder. 100000 pounds Corn $4,000 pounds
Coffee 65OOO00 pounds Flour 10000 pounds Feed fOO0
Lard 100 barrels PORK, 50 600 pounds Rice $500
pounds Tea l50UO pounds Tobacco 100000 pounds salt.
100000 pounds Soap 5000 pounds Soda 1888 pounds
sugar and 100000 pounds Wheat
Also Blankets, Woollen and Cotton Goods consisting in
yards; Drilling. 20 900 Yards; Duck, sizing.
$4,000 yards DENNIS, 1900 yards bingham Yards
sheeng 100000 yards Bleached Sheeting 2000O yards
Hickory shirtns 10000 yards Calico shirng 5000 Yards.
Medical Supplies School Books &c. and long list Of
miscellaneous articles, such as Harness Poughs Rakes
vice In Arizona Colorado Dakota Idaho Indian Territory
Minnesota Montana Nebraska Nevada and Wisconsin 10 be
such Wagons he required the climate OF
the Pacific Coast with California brakes delivered at san
transportation articles goods and
plies that may not he contracted for to be Delivered At hs
Bids must be made Government blanks.
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities Of subsistence
supplies or each Agency and the kinds nd quaint
ties IN gross OF all other goods amt srees together Win
and place delivery terms OF contract and payment
aud all other Instructions Will 10
ton, or Nos 90 aud 81 WOosterst, NewYOrk WIN. n.
LYON 4S3 Broadway. NewYork: the Commissaries OF
omaha saint Louis aS Paul. ssn FnSc.co and
the Postmaster at sioux City and 10 the Posmasrs at me
Caldwell Dodge CITY, Emporia, Eureka Great Bend.
Howard Hutchinson. larned Mcpherson Marion; Medi
Wellington. Wichita and Winfield. ,
BIDS wall be opened at the hour and day above stated ana
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must be accompanied by ce tined ehecss 1iSn
some United states Depository tor At least per cent o, s
amount OF the proposal ii. PRICE. commissioner.