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, 1891-12-29
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

GEo. S. ARMSTRONG, M. D., L. R. G. s.,
W (Edin. Office Chambers block, residence
Olympia Hotel, Telephone no. l.
, 1891-12-29
for Infants and Children.

"Cast 7fiais SO well adapted to children that
Recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. "A. ARCHER, M. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
Plan of Reorganization
Therein Set Forth,

Rights are extended according to the terms OF the
REORGANIZATION Agreement the dcposItors OF First
Mortgage bends subscribe to the fund for cash re-
qurcments amounting to s33i9637, and the rights to
subscribe to such fund will belong exclusively to the
dcpostors OF said bonds their assigns who accept
such right in proper form and lodge the acceptance OF
such rights with the Central Trust Company be-
fore such date as the committee may
The committee control the unfunded debt Of the
company dncudng liens upon the read, branches ter
mnals and rolling stock claimed to be prior the mort.
gaqes) the CAPITAL STOCK the INCOME BONDS. and
a majority all the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
Holders OF First Mortgage Bonds who have not yet
become parties the Plan OF Reorganization required
to deposit Central Trust Company
before April TO- 1884, after which date securities VIII
be received the discretion Of the committee and
such penalty nay be imposed
Central Trust Company ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES
will be issued to depOsCrs, and application has been made
to list the same on the New.YCrk Stock Exchange.
New.York, March &C. 1891.
COPIES or THE PLAN OF REORGANIZATION,
GIVING FULL PARTICULARS. MAY BE OB-
TANNED AT THE OFFICE OF TIE CENTRAL
TRUST co. OF NETWORK OK FROM ANY
MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE.
FREDERIC p. OLCOTT,
JOSEPH WHARTON,
HENRY BULGE,
FREDERIC CROMWELL,
J.KENNEDY TOD,
ALFRED -. HEIDELBACH,
ERIC r. SWENSON.
Reorganization Committee
G.. s. ELLIS.
Secretary. 81 wall.st, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON, APRIL g. 1891.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Friday April 3-p. m.
The stock market put Oh more cheerful lace
to-day The greater activity and the principal
advances were in special stocks, some OF Wnlch
have not vet been distributed. The rise Of
nearly per cent in National Cordagc may nave
been due to a popular demand for the stock,
but on the other hand the action of the directors
in declaring dividend on the common stock had
o speculative flavor. The manipulation Is IN the
same hands which brought extraordinary pronts
to the Sugar Trust, and there is no reason 10
doubt that again skill will receive its lifting re-
ward The American Sugar Refining Company
stocks, which have not yet been admitted TO the
regular list, rapidly advanced per cent ana
the transactions in the cOlmon stock exceeded
those in St Paul, which kept its leadership
among railway stocks Not to omit any OF the
specialties, it must be noted that Chicago Gas
was active and about per cent higher, and that
Reading rose nearly per cent ON comparatively
small purchases. The fresh strength OF Reading
stock and bonds was one of the conspicuous
features of the market, and it was hardly eX-
nIained by the unfounded rumors Of a change in
ownership The movement was probably specu-
ative, but it displayed the possibilities III several
other stocks. 80
There is an apparent scarcity of certificates
and an energetic leadership might accomplish
wonders rise of nearly per cent IN Reading on
purchases of little more than 1000 shares of full
general market. Next to the special stocks, the
Granger shares were both the strongest and most
active The ostensiblc excuse was the veto OF
the Railway Rate bill by the Governor OF Ne
braska although he elected on an antirailroad
platform. The Granger stocks, however, were
iaggard in comparison with the leading special;
ties, and. in fact the advances in the general
market were not much more than II per cent
on an average. 1t is, OF course, unnecessary 70
add that the additional engagements of gold
for export were disregarded by the market While
rates for money on both demand and time were
extremely easy. The effect Of the outward now
of gold has been neutralized by the monetary
ease and the common expectation that AFTER the
April settlements currency will return to New
York from interior points. The closing was con
ident at about the highest. points, but there was
no change in the character OF the trading. There
seemed to be no public interest i'll speculation
either here or in Europe
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
An unusually large business was done in Gov
ernment bonds at advancing prices. There were
no Important changes In quotations. however,
which at the close were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04

Stockholders have no personal liability, immunity is
specially granted by the Charter and the Stock is full
paid and non.assessable.
The Company has bond o. mortgage indebtedness
but there is funded debt Of 10000 to be retired in five
years or sooner, at the option Of the Company The
maximum capital has been issued common stock, which
represents the exclusive ownership OF the entire
ery No preferred stock can issued except by unan
nous consent Of the stockholders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
GuIN 4. II. MORSE & 60. publIc AccOuntants.

counants with the books OF the breweres are able to
verify, to the best knowledge and belief the ac-
a1Ssr Pequonnock First Vat B%e5f RSdgfPor9
Cashier the First National Bank, Meriden)
Tho brewere, Of this Company located at Bridge
The T former owners Of the Merdcn Brewery Company
and tR Wne tie & CO. 8gTs and the @
public Stockholders in the profits OF 4g company Ra8s
T sdd h Company pan for the Of acquiring
charging and carrying the business under one MANAGE
pany have agreed to remain in the direction and manage
nen Of the same TPp2 nsa Gr HG pnum III '
The Bridgeport Brewery established quarter Of a
managGmcnt owns and occupies valuable tract OF land
in the centre Of The city OF BrdsG9or 6.cuos valuable
property in the centre Of the city Of Mefden extending
through the bIo The main building Is h trr SGres
This is a model brewery in every respect 1T Is htted
with every improvement and facility Ior G.t oSC an6
scientific methods known TO the trade. .,.., -, old
and regUia customers Their lmgSdate vicinity M The
business well established and steadily pereas sim to da3 ~
the company present capacity OF the breweries Is
2seS p% T S0nSS e ao p's the CUISINE business S ique
The quality Of the ale porter ana s lager 5 oSr co1so5y
Increasing sales Merden establishment aG stout
and poreT a. ,sr We'll b as market is now done by the
customers The company Itself however tehus 10 enter
Forms aDRiPSt AL s24 RodRe'o'' may be obtained
AFh sb Ar A AMh o G'G6E Of
TEE FARMERS LOAN & TRUST co.
OF NETWORK,
OAND - WILLIAM ST., NETWORK.
Watson G. Gibson, Bankers and Brokers,
81 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
San Antonio &. Arkansas Pass R'y Co.
REORGANIZATION.

Committee under an agreement dated rc ., 1891 odgei
With the Central Trust Company Of NewYOrk to carry
the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
BOND SALE, $4,000

Scaled bids will be received by the Chamberlain OF
West Troy, y. " until noon Of April 10th, 1891.
which hour they VIII be publicly opened and announced
Corporation Hall, for the purchase Of fifty coupon
West Troy Pavement Bonds" dated April LIST 1881 bar
value, $1,000 each. said bonds issued pursuant TO
Chap 2SS, Laws Of STATE Of NewYorA, 1889. amended
by Chap. 81, Laws 1891. which amendment authorizes
telr sale by solicitation OF bids They bear Der cent
interest annum, PAYABLE semanually principal and
Interest payable at said Chamberiain's Office bonds
ISL TO 100 inclusive, mature oct. 1st. 1909; No.
l91 70 2l2. inclusive Oct 1st., l9l0i No 2l3
VIII be sold in lots Of $1,000 each taken in the
order OF their numbers. Bddels viii state the gross
amount they Will pay for each lot separately The
crued interest To- the date OF delivery VIII added
the prices BID Eight 70 reject any and all bids reserved
Address WIN. j. sHAUGHNESSI. Chamberlain
West Troy, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04

The transactions in State issues included Ala
bana class b. at los Is, and Tennessee settlement
IS at l OF IL and IS at a. Vi city bank S Mc
Merchants Exchange sofa loOj at l-o' anu "co'
ern (l4jj at 100.
The demand for railway bonds continued to
grow and prices advanced materially. The feature
of the market was the activity in the Reading
issues and while the general as gained only l.?
Der cent at 70 ga. first incomes closed Ia
higher at SO l-2 and second incomes ? l-2 per
cent higher at 81. Another conspicuous move,
ment occurred in Louisville. New-Albany and
Chicago consos. which abruptly rose 3 3-4 per
cent TO &C. An exception 10 thf genera era "a ssS
which fell on small sales 3 ID per cent to 6S.
Reference is made TO our full report OF bona sales
Money was in abundant supply AT the Stock
Exchange at about per cent. little business
was done at 3 1-2. but much more at : l-2 per
cent The last loans were at the ruling rate
Time money was slightly easier. although there
was little doing. -,
The Clearing House statement was as follows
Exchanges. 500, 562 1872 balances, SG;36s.976.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to Inc
Clearing House SGOs,8S3. Tic business OF the
Sub Treasury for the week ended tonight INCLUDED
receipts of $l4,7O4,661 and payments Of Slj,IOl,-
1876. leaving the general balance at Sl6G.O!1,32l,
apparent loss of S90G.4G5. But deducting from
the payments S1,054.000 and from the receipts
81 1891 900 for items which affect only its account
with the General Treasury it's loss as affecting the
banks is only $l23,46j. but this result includes
the receipt Of 1921 900 for payment nj other
points To-days operations covered Receipts,
50 462. $50: payments SO. 726, COZ: with balances
of 81 So 6O3,34S coin and S7,47s,073 currency.
The Treasury bought $4,000 ounces Of silver
at prices ranging from $500 To 9S 3-S cents an
ounce. The purchases this month amount to
OIL 900 ounces.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day $4,000 National bank notes for
redemption
The customs receipts were S342 .003 the in
ternal revenue receipts $423, 1873 and the miscel-
laneOus receipts S90,33i.
Todays Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in banks compares with the
figures of the last previous statement as follows:
Net gold on hand 4e sl4sscs sos Inc sI0Os59
Ncb silver hid lOO0l9l 147l3,OOO Dec. 2,2oO,OOl
Net legal.tenders
hand. 1,6OOSlS 1l50,050 Dec. 3J0,1O0
Actual cash IN
Treasury vaults
over Outstand.
ine certificates slGG 624 1853 slGfl72o 57 Dec s. 45 00l
Deposits In banks 29S9i.002 205sO,l2G Dec. 314,77G
Net cash bal sl9O 81 oGO sO3 1888 Dec 81 766077
The foreign exchanges were firm and fresh en-
gagenlents of $4,000 gold for export failed to
relieve lie market. Rates on both London and
the continent were higher. Following are the
revised quotations for actual business Bankers
bills, $4 sc Ii and 81 IS l-2 respectively for
long and short sterling; French francs
517 l-2a515 j-S; reichmarks 90 3-Sa95 I-2 and
95 7-sa06
In London British consols were unchanged al
sc ZIG for money and trihe lower at 06 5-s for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
Bankers dno Brokers.
financial Glertions.


THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
RAILWAY CO.,
TREASURERS OFFICE. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
New.York, March 80 1891,
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this company will
be closed a: TWELVE o'clock noon, on SATURDAY,
the 4th day Of April next preparatory 70 the annual
election for Directors 10 be held the 9th day Of May
next and will be reoDened on the morning Of FRIDAY
E. d. WORCESTER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
REGISTRAR or THE STOCK.
THE FAR1lERs' LOAN & TRUST CD, n. 7,
EARNINGS or THE COMPANY.

The Company purchased Of the former owners S az
fair valuation the real estate anu MIN P plant horses
wagons barrels and other property Of both brewre g90d
working capital s7OO 900, the Capital Stock oil the COM
paiIy. -, $500. 49,. e,rrltos nj, hand bova
ben taken by the Company at their market value ana ne
accounts receivable, taken by the Company arc suar
The.earninc, Of the breweres accrue to the Company
from oct. 20, 1890. .-.- -
The following statement Of the public accountants yer
well-knOwn bank officials shows unat these Drew
cries have earned during the past two nscl years MEL
PROFIT OF s1420S6 81, equal to an ahhusl per SeoC
stock during that period besides surplus OF $l6Oo0 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
Proposals.

A RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street, New
n York City April ? ls9I-Se3ed proposals in d S5
II o'clock m May 1891 and then opened, for FURNISHING
this depot the Quartermasters stores such as lto
Illuminating veterinary supplies hose, ash barrels on,
rope horse and mule shoes &c &c, specified on w.
this office. BIDS for delivery az other points VIII ~
be entertained The United States the rlght
reject any all proposals any part threo or 10 49,
as NAV be ADVANTAGEOUS 10 the Department
Cnce will be given articles OF domestic productpn
manufacture conditions Of quality and price ncup III.
the price OF foreign productions and MANUFACTURES us
should bo marked specified the schedules ana 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
Financial Meetln1s.


NOTICE.-The annual meeting of the stock.
~ holders OF the Dsting and Cattle Feeding Company
for the election OF directors and such other business
may be presented Will be held at the company's once
Peoria, ILL.,, April TO- 1891, at II m.
and remain closed until a m, April 49, 1891. '
p. j. HENNESSY, Secretary.
THE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD co,
ANNUAL MEETING.
HE STOCKHOLDERS of the Joliet and
Chicago Railroad Company are hereby notified tina,
directors and transaction Of such other business may
presented will be held at the general offices OF the Chicago
and Alton RAILROAD Company II Chicago Ill, on Monday
The transfer books will be closed the close business
hours on March goth Instant and ropend the 9TH day
Of April next
CHARLES Fl. FOSTER, Secretary.
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Assets over liabilities $o22 6S9 IA
&c.
offices Of the bankers and at office Of the company
1,4l8 Chestnut-st., Philadelphia.
The company holds simple, without encumbrance
the factOryprObaby the largest in the world
numerous workshops warehouses, stables &C., situated
on about fifteen OF land the heart Of the prosperous
town Of Durham, N. c.. equipments OF branch Offices
accounts together with tho good will and trademark
OF the Durham Bull" the value Of which is so well
known the trade
BY Of the large amount OF Leaf Tobacco and
other supplies carried by the Company it Is enabled to
buy favorable periods and be protected from high
prices by Of speculation short crops.
The Vendors offer TO the public 10000 Shares
of their holdings of 10000 shares tthe remaining
10000 shares being held mostly by customers Of the
Company throughout the country and Messrs j. -
Carr, NJ. Z. Mcdowell, =. II, Austin, Jr~ and j.
Mcdowell, (who well known as having been the
and promoters of the business from Its in
ception present prosperous cendton) agreeing
continue of the business as here
tefore, subject the wishes of n majority Of the
Stockholders.
THE PRICE AT WHICH THESE 10000 SHARES
OF FULL-PAID CAPITAL STOCK (PAR s2J EACB
ARE OFFERED Is 1855 PER SHARE, EQUAL
TOA CAPITALIZATION OF s2,665,60O FOR THE
ENTIRE BUSINESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
VENDORS STATEMENT.

Tho company was organized Immediately upon the grant
ING Of the Charter acquiring plant. fixtures.
materials goodwill and trademark from its predecessors
Corporation which turn. had succeeded the firm Of
VIM. T. Blackwell & Co. The business had been estab-
lished twenty years and conducted with constant IN
crease, both in volume and profits.
In January, $780, this Company acquired. for con-
slderaon in Stock all the valuable contracts good will
and fixtures Of the firm OF NJ. E. Mcdowell & Co. Of
Philadelphia, together with the rapidly increasing i'm
porting and manufacturing Cigar business Of the firm
This more than doubled the previous earning powers
the Company.
At that time Messrs Turquand YOungs weise Bishop
Clark Chartered Accountants Of London made thor
ough examination Of the books and accounts Of both
from anterior to the organization of this
Company and have certified the combined net profits.
follows
For .S34lZiS'lz
For 1885,. 1885, 4SI47
For 1889. o'Zfofo'
The business for 1890 has been examined by Messrs
Yalden Brooks & Donnely. the wellknown Public Ac-
counants Of NewYork who certify that the net profits
after proper allowance for depreciation
From :his paid all salaries Of arrangements. 6 per
cent Interest on the funded debt and $4,000 in Dividends
for the year. leaving carried 10 SURPLUS SlOoo4ofi'
This makes the surplus fund credit 1922, 6s914. all Of
which has been since the organization Of the
Company In 1887 after paying regular semiannual div
dends Of per cent the par of the Stock.
The amount OF business January and February 1884,
is In excess OF the previous year.
The statements OF the Company, Dec. 81 $780, show
ASSETS.
R9aal Estate Factory, Warehouses, Ma
chnery, Fixtures. S5Ol,l4l4o
Merchandise Leaf Tobacco, Manufactured
Tobacco Cigars. 56934o4O
Bills Receivable and Book Accounts 800, 967 go
Cash on hand and in Bank ............... 81 436
Other available assets 1O1s3S4
sl454 503.65
LIABILITIES.
Funded debt. $500 10000
seml-annual pr cent dividend
Bills and accounts fayabe........ 1872 42S.Os
Taxes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL, 391 .43....e31, sI4.51
Assets liabilities 6S9l IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
ACCOUNTANTS, STATEMENT.


To the Connecticut BrcwCres Company. ,,
Having examined the books Of The A. MINTIEEc q
co BREWERY and THE MERIDEN BREWING 90.
~ the Connecticut BrcweFes Company for two years last
past we hereby certify that the total net profits OF td
brrwcres the fiscal years OF 1889 and 1890 were $li
O8G 81.
(Scned). s- . IN ,,,,. ,..,..s
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financial
DIVIDED INTO
a. ooo = PEP CENT. PREFERRED
sllAn.sS,, az k ssHHhREs. sa5 EACH 3SSSst


1f0co 5 PER CENT PREFERRED s,so 600
q oaa nkDINGItY SHARES, S25 EACH 10000
Full, PAID WORCESTERSHIRE, AND FREE FROM
~ MORTGAGES AND DEBENTURES.
All the preferred and 100000 OF the common stock
arc offered to the public at par reservng the right 70
MAKO allotment shares Of less amounts than the amounts
annlled for and give preference In aloments 10 egu
a. customers the breweries These Dreweries nave
earned and earning 10 per cent on the wh9le
nreferred and 12 per cent the common stock: -, 49,,
The company has acquired the property dlrecty Iaon
the owners without the Intervention oil optohal eo~'N
agents -. l., a.. -, -, ,,o,,u,hrooc.s One Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars (sl00000 Is reserved Tor "oB
Dividends will be declared quarterly enl,annuay'
at the discretion OF the Directors. OF the eapai st0ch
the preferred stock will receive preferred , az
the fao per per annum such preference oeIng
cumulative. All other profits and DIVIDENDS Will Deohs
TO THE TFi ' PROMPT PAYMENT OF THE PREFERREp
VENDORS FOIi FIVE YEARS FKOM MAHGH j,
1sgi TIKI FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL Dl'lDkND 1O
RE- DECLARED SEPT. I, 1891. ,,...t... ,1... -.
Ten per cent payable at time OF appesuoh iorV pr
cent within thirty days balance withlh SLAJ uSSS'
DIRECTORS.
DAVID TRUBEE, President Pequohhock Na1iohal DdpA'
Bridgeport ,,,-. , ,,t.o
THOMAS l.. WATSON, Banker, bridgeport and vice.
President OF the Consolidated STOCK Exchange =,
WILLIAM II. STEVENSON, Bridgeport Nlce-Presluehb
and General Manager Housat0nlc IGuliolu 10. r..
JoHN w coz Meriden OF bartholomew Coe. Ex'
pOrters and Packers.
ALBERT WINTER, ,,. 1,odous and
rOuN II McMATI former owners
'N RrIdgeDort OF the brewerles.
p. w. WREN, BridgcportI
WALLER. COOK WAGNER 10 WALL-sr'' NEW
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the account The Bank of Engl@lu ga,h 'ei
G25, 900 bullion on balance. In the open narkeU
money was firm at . 3-8 per cent LOT u IIu
and easier AZ 10 per cent for daily balances
Bar silver fell 3-l6 TO So II Cd an ounce. Aleri
can railway shares remained dull ana lttcg pi
ncr cents suffered no material change, although
they rallied slightly in the early dealings ana lell
a few centimes in the later ones. Sight eNcnahge
on London was the fraction higher at 20:ZO =
francs to the sterling The weekly Statement
of the Bank of Germany showed loss OF qo'S44'-
900 marks in specie. w..
& Gibson will receive next week Subscriptions
for the Connecticut Breweries Co. The capital
stock is 100000 dividend into $4,000 pc; cent
preferred shares of S25 each and 1000 ordinary
Shares, S25 each All the Preferred and 100000
of the common stock are offered to the puDllc al
par. ,,.5
The National Cordage Company has declared
n quarterly dividend of 2 per cent on the pre-,
ferred stock and first half-ycarly DIVIDEND OF
4 per cent on the common stock. The transfer
books will be closed on April 10.
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thereon being equal Envelopes containing proposals
S i4Sga 70 oo A mf5xeG PERRY Asst
U. $ A.
CONTRACTORS and Manufacturers will ma ma
proposal sS6 6 butns Committees well
as important Of projected work IN all P1r " puS
isSe she'd in 9TH The ENGISEERNG RECORD pror g U.s.,
The sanitary Engneer)' New'iorA' "O'' :"
PROFESSIONALLY IND, APRIL 3. 1881.
Sealed proposals IN trpsat saeIt 20 g'Ie Central
aonS Will m De oNesv het he h DAY Of May s9 @
iSrasatnq a the QGarSrmasters Depot here various ar
furnure ranges galvanized ash barrels and iced oS os
mnnF sCISS sSddr painters Snd missed
laneous tools hardware rubber hose lawn mover T,s
collars horseshoe nails horse mule shoes axle srcse
T T be 'Sp ' To articles Of Pfoden and az
astgr OF Sqn S S9f RrSS The duty
thereon being equal Government reserves rsht 70 s
s shS s Ur S Sd for All information furnished on pPs
cation 70 this office Envelopes CONTAINING pf9poias 70
Colonel Henry C. HoDGES, Assistant ouartermas'ef'
General. l. s.Army, Depot ouartermoster
Id ROPOSAI-S FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
Pns BsO' of Of G M,SsA ~ p sBs NS t GTSOc
qGG ssk 70 usual % SS @Ssoni Hp S g. t 1851
furnishing INC ouartcr@ai,srs pcpar'TIeet n sSi
trimmings campaign hats forage cans fur Saps az
s sottoa soc RSa berlin soSc boots Shoes h,sd
sewed bsrrask shoes arctic SSsrsAoSS Sa'l shee,
camp Kettles axes shOyss tent stoves pipe roles s
cloth, facing cloth d. b. CLOTH drilling, duck. mon1'
Cora shifting and cape lining flannel House hannei
blouse lining nannel glng line rome erommes I'D
Slides kerscy muslin. russell leather, twlne rIsn a.
iron pngs lids Tor delivery at other points viii also ~
con sdered Bldders must state the very earliest es r
when they wifi commence and complete deliveries. san
niles Of ali articles be az the Sehuvkln Arseps
In this city The Government the right 20 r!Vy
any or ali bids. Preference viii be given 70 articles
donestc production manufacture. conditions OF dus
and nTle Including in the price OF foreign productions
on manufactures tho duty hereOnl being equal For eops
If printsd INSTRUCTIONS 60 BIDDERS blanks for proposa
ETC. apply at this occ. Envelopes containing prcpo ~
IN he endorsed proposals for Military supplies ~
addressed To- the undersigned. c. q. SAwTELLE pepu"
General. U. S. A. in charge Of Dense