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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT


CoTToN-FOowng teaureess cotton markets. nlee N point
erpoo local market ogsnea steady WIN Inc day was
exSSe,ionay dull total foo''ns up O9S p5D,s
f S. sS ses Sscn wS
scarcely pon,e after the first call Ousrs iSe eSccp
n GS c the Ssf light ns early IN the By yspo ana
s ae IN he SESSION The continues
be held chiefly BY the sr firm SaGH Es ef as s
cided irmne.s in the South well as a; ms pam.
rSSs pa, ' Quotations Sfa5 % os the BASIS Of mos
uplands l6c for madns Gull To- exs and
BALES % spnns IN addicn 70 the GIied bust.
hd E IN check by the a-Sary holders As
su q the sae s rie, the rs
been made II @ easier e
though manufacturers conhdenty hodins stocks at;
Ss and s but Ws up TO- hs
been beneficial on the average ou, private wires sos non
sinue The recent warm rains in Texne are claimed T..
haze hay ever s wa. hsi ON
time today that large Phade4ss house y, woy
Ing up While these months holding a, strong y
cla demand spot suoeH, to explain this
Ws 3 s ot. ns for % for ae
August, The official closing tone was quiet and steady
w ,n IN R Southern R3r arkets @ans quoted
ssaGp T. sss .: i+a s mn ds
7:5c sales i bales Mobile nothing doing S:lsc Nor
5oc b" Hs' Augusta dull re sales oss bales
msHd sRss' ysRs
port; 500 bales: American 1000 bales: receipts II 600
bales American 1900 bales; middlng upands. 3l6d
quiet partially Ltd advance. Closed quiet but
steady II point lower J. point higher January Feb
rusry 34sh February March 34sG34e; May, 40lb; May
June 406zs: June-July 406ts: JuyAugust. 4O4ss; Au
eustsepteinber 4Ols October 357s October
November lisb; December 349ls December
January. 3isb Neutrality-suspicious. quiet and unchanged
Cloths-Small inquiry
Actual receipts OF cotton at the ports to-day were
g. los bales zoos bales last and $50 bales
last year Estimated receipts for tbs weak 35 900 bales
against 4i447 bales last week and IS 35 baes last year
Memphis receipts to-day 70 ba!s; week. 500 bales;
last year. 1913 bales New Orleans Oh bales. last weeS.
2S49 bales last year l.4o2 bales. Norfolk 1850 bales
42S bales last year 90. bales. Galveston us
bales; week. 343 bales last Is bales Estimated
receipts NewOrleans morrow, 500 100 ba.es.
against ia and 6ll bales last
At Houston 300 800 bales looked for against G3S
bales last week and last Total exports
Great Britain to-day 3os3 bales, TO France none
Continent eco bales and 10 the Channel none Total
ports 42sO00 bales. including 1885 bales
Galveston. 1883 bales New-Orleans and 1878
at New-York. The heavy Withdrawals from ware
houses in NewYok attracting considerable attention
yesterdays taking reaching 1900 bales.
pared with 400 bales for the same day a year ago.
Of pric
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILD.

~ ERs-seaed proposals for furnishing the neces-
sary and performing the labor for completing
the Capitol building at Albany. N. Y, will be re-
ceved a the Office OF the Superintendent OF Public
Works. In Albany. N Y. until Wednesday May 10Th.
1897. at ~ o'clock noon OF that day.
drawings and specifications for the work to be
performed been classified under different sub.
divisions for different of the work. as follows:
No l. Completion OF the north south and east terraces
drveways. eastern approach, and other work
No Completing carving Of the north. south and east
terraces. dryeways and eastern approach
Completion Of the carving Of the western stair
the staircase and other
Each contractor may bid for OF the above
must be accompanied by a certified check
draft OF the amount OF the proposal
proposals guarantee execution OF contract payable
sight order Of the Superintendent Of Public Works
Said deposit will be retained part OF the security
until the completion OF the contract. The OF
bond for faithful performance contract,
cuon contract will be forty OF the proposal
and the amount OF labor bond required
execution contract will be thirty OF the pro-
posal proposals
In submitting proposals contractors will be required
mention the time in which they will bind themselves
penalty 70 complete the work the element OF
10 be considered In the awarding Of contracts
Drawings specifications for the works may
/ G. Perry Capitol Commissioner. In the Capitol at
Albany y Y right reject any or ali
bids Proposals be addressed the Undersigned
~ GEORGE W. ALDRIDGE
superintendent Public Works. State Capitol Albany
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

BEEvES-Recep.s cars. 1.oli head--l0 cars TO
he exported and % consigned direct to West side
ally steady Dressed beef steady at Igsc ID for
- prime native siGes. No change In corees. The cam
brian carried TO London to-day $50 cattle a5d 600 sheep
& sulzberger the Trinidad TO Bermuda 81 cattle for d.
&; Culver No shipments reported for TO- morrow.
CALVESRecepts. i0l head-202 direct 10 slaughterer
500 he Sold Il at Jersey City and 42s at sixth
day market closed quiet. nearly 200 head remain
ing unsold veals sold 81 40gs5 30 100 ~
City veals quiet at 62a9, 10 country dressed
Sales.--future, & Mullen; 10 veais ita 70 average at
B. " OTIS q Co GO vals. li3 N average. at IS 30
s Judd e Co.: II veais i4i 10. at IS 20.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccpts. !? carn or 4,12e head
direct butchers and 10 cars 10 be sold3 a, JeI
in liberal supply SLOW and prices easier particularly
for lambs Most sales Of the latter l0qljc lower
than yesterday. Spring lambs quiet but steady light
Ordinary prime clipped sheep sold at 81 25Qs4 60
10; very common 10 choice clipped lambs 81 500
s. 55 car Virginia spring lambs at 81 500 few Ken
lucky do AT 81 and a few Buffalo do at 81 20 Dressed
mutton. 7asi.e per n dIe,sed lambs 9gilc country
sales-D. McPherson & %: go Virginia spring lambs
al 81 23s clipped Buffalo do 60 NJ s. 49, ISL clipped
Kentucky sheep 90 ID. at 81 3D. 10 Virginia do 1oi ~
Collins: If Buffalo spring lambs IS NJ at 81 30; 40
clipped buffalo lambs ~ 10. at S. 40 30i DO 10 at
81 So 29T DO 10 ~ at S. 4ol clipped Ohio sheep
81 ~ a 81 90. , ,.,,
go do 81 h. at S. 50: ~ DO culs. 40 NJ 81 50
Newton Co - clipped Ohio sheep 81 n. at 81 50
UoGS-Receipts cars. or 23i head, including 1876
head on sale Markets weak at - 1904 30 per 10 for
the olsss Judd Co.: hogs IL, 10 average. a,
s 90 n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14

eoee0c; shsrps 7ee7sc: rye feed ooas2c: city bran
62la0e74c oilmeaI $40 50ds2O homny chop, o0do2'sc
GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market was hrner 70 gay,
tendency Throughout the pTess1Ss
Of bulish undercurrent One OF the most nouoeap,s
features aside from the the sharp demand
for May wheat running the option up to premium 81
a,fc July. against 2c last night This was eassS
partly rumors OF possible corner due TO the heay
May sales Early news was less buish tnan ase
advces and keeping with Disappointing ENGLISH caS n
steady. although there was an active speculative .''
1.-THE Price Current was bearish and showers IN we
able growing plant On these factors the pears sod
wheat, bat brought up with round tnrh
proved to he fully to the recent average IN aaS
TO the forty loads worked at NewYork Chicago panes
T S porea So Fns ao an ae
board clearance, Of wheat and no1r were $50 o 'as
% se ss G %y go bush ne On
izing Shc the close being Lake net hgheI ina aS'
night C\ineata! markets were stronger p nsh on
Paris iesons with net advance OF Sd'9 Cos pSl b, oh
Shs ana o' ps sA, nSnfSs
private terms Quotations b. anoat TO arrive. were we're
follows. 30 hard Duluth sG.S S9 NSS c Nor Rn
ern Duluth SIC: No hard %swYork &c no y,s 1 ss
NewYork size CoRNnTh. corr marker ,Sn aav w an IN
wheat and good the Yves; FOR nearby options.
The liberal export demand and large seanoa. ne.
also had some effect The r Cl1ss w'i buS No
coTn prvs,s ssss ior market r
cash trade Crop generally fsvora6e seaoSnd
ments OF week ago Cash sales were li0oo bush Ia
Guiding 4Gooo bush No mixed clipped private erIas
ierns e %s e oa.s oxoea c$c "a cats
white nominal :. WHIT 23o track Whs Wc.,eT,
e dngs ssc Rnfrao BARLEY-Market steady
feeding quoted az os,4c bid. I Z Buffalo.
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Kansas CRY May l3-Cattlc steady. Hogs steady:
beavies and packers 81 GO9$3 IS mixed SO 3OaS3 07
ghts 81 Goas3 20; Workers 81 G5a$3 20; piss 81 800
62l.. Sheep S''"'' :" multOns u
asa co - ~, - ., $3.50
caed strength Sales made az 81 00ns4 90 poorest
grades Of native dressed beef steers To $685. 20
chor. 10 prime with occasional. sale a 3O4f5 40
the bulk Of cattle cold at - ioQs5. Choice lots OF
fedng cattle brought 81 JOQ$f co. Calves plentiful
aud active Prices for hogs largely 2sc lower
we're largely at 81 sOqt3 s7ia heavy 10 prime
light selling 81 45H$J o. Pigs sold 81 4Ol
$3.50 Trade in sheep active 70 the extent OF the
offerings sheep being saabe f2at2 80 poorest
up 81 5Odsl SIS for the best The part
sheep shorn and sales were largely AT - sOQS4 e
Lamb. active f31$3 rs poorest 81 OOlf
s. 30 for Mericans and colorados great numbers Of the
latter going s. 40 Spring .ambs brought e8Q$7
eeipts-cattie, 1000; hogs. 1000; sheep 5000.
East Liberty May i3.-cattIs steady; prime. IS zoe
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago May I3 (SpeciaD-To- days wheat market was
a puzzle making sharp advance for May and July.
while the December lost started weak. It wound up
Tnr SP to ss right r to cut ho had
s % with che R ses. I an at
The Price Current was bearish in Its crop summary
m IN only G P o Is denied however,
on The began with the report OF 1000 bushels
S SGnS 'G FROM Duluth that bushels had
hgs for sSms Bushels Paris cable sad that the
Frsnc, crop would be IS bushels under last year
S @y SEPTEMBER showed at the close an ad
OF only 4 cen, and the December showed loss
that t the market strength was the SPOT situation
Ws II be 0 and we're
inent on the same side The seaboard is inclined be
at the ns PUT so
Corn was nrm. the May advancing :. cent, the July
d dna md With Charters for $4,000 bushels The buying
Sgan sy ne spot sales and BY who
es oh n o ssnea cs seni Receipts a small ia
wit. for rdsy Asss closed nd
pies cent higher The I1 G1 charters here in the
With Wit three ihs very small arrivals
sion the situation The weather .aS -, West continues
acted and for the same reasons May
July compared With y cent discount wednes
top There very large cash business. probably
bushels Samples were rT m Te in
bushels Receipts far show no increase. 1871 cars
PROVISION. were slow and easy early. but Arm finally
With the wheat s b m s.a and With cent, the
The Cudahys continue to give prices SUPPORT swift
sn there ava With
FOR Friday; prices at the yards were cents lower
At the points there were 5000 hogs against 1000
curb gu: on July wheat e, closed a., a
@sgoSss cents; calls" 25%
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Cash quotations were follows wheat pou % No No
r resin ss wHfst corn corn IS No yss*
sSs:s: Ss s.,. s. ssFs sy
prime timothy seed 81 s5as2 30: mess pork per Dbl
5000 % s s1d So per dry 100 sad aa05
5sc: short clear sides boxed Saaso whskey as
ane f5 G'Hs on f2S s f6 ga
market was steady; creameres 10d 14c; dairles 'gl3c
Cheese steady. ol.aio%c Eggs steady fresh. sac.
May m G sc Wheat 6a hs% No No
Whisky quiet 81 Butter easy Sugar and cheese
arm. Eg5s steady TIC.
No Northern. Sic; july 74sc Corn Arm No ?. 24c:
s: ssSy sample mo g ssa :f Rs e:;i
Ms1e.eSs5 MAJ g 10 :s te ss s.
s 's@Se '' s. q g"s had 7S 10 Northern
Phadeph Nay iswhsa , firm and and Nc h aas
GSmna s coqn STEADY aa No mixed May
s t S"Ss and Jay a S"S
Butter dull and prints &c Owr fancy Western cresnsTy
lsS Ss2' Ia g. SSS: 1
Ta9w STEADY city prime in hhd; SAYS COUNTRY tTs,s 90
oO LIVE a pbsr aa ssad aS sa cd 81
&c: spring chickens 3oac ducks geese and turkeys ia
&c Do s 70 PG sds s s soa
sizes 2oa2c large do iaisc nearby DO as to size and
Louis MAJ Is-Fiour dull. steady and u1shanssd
u 10 ; red AasS. % s.psmb
rise corn,spos high. No cash 22se bid cas-, side
ssss DAIRY Ess' .ss5s viii, %Ssksy
prime :: % sN :h saO s.at Sc m 2b
az and V extra nO short csar S. ribs 50 2 Short. IS y
Toledo MAY la.wheat higher steady; No %. cash and
du ay 6 HT; No mixed isc Rye dull nrm No 2 cash
&c hover seed steady: prime cash. 81 as'a. OIL un-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London May i3.-The attendance at the wool auction
to-day Is large. There Is keen competition from
the home and Continental buyers New South Wales
wool IL selling wei. and the market Ii very firm the
sales 10 ITO bales offered. OF which with
drawn. The selection good and caused bidding
Secured bought eagerly at fun prices by Germany
and the home trade. and America took New South
Wales greasy at led Lower priced merinos
breds nrmcr was also wasty cornbng Following
are the sales In detail:
New south Wales. 1885 bales; secured. adqls ~
greasy 6glOd.
G9si4d.
Victoria 1877 bales; occurred sd9i' ID greasy. e%olod.
West Australia. SAT- bales; secured 8d8iid: greasy
4a7Ad. -
Tasmania, TO bales; greasy 6sd7nd.
NewZeaand. 1851 bales secured. 7d6is gid; greasy,
5hQ0d.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal. iioi bales: secured
isdia I'D greasy. tG5hd.
Pvnta Areas, % Ssiss; srsa;y. tKGSNd .u
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. May 10. s:.5 p m-clo.ing; wheat-spot,
spring arm. Is AID. Corn-spot American mixed.
firm. 2s cid do old sieady g 9sd: futures steady.
fancy winter steady. 81 Cd Hops at London CPacifo
Sd prime SIS % Pork nrm prime fine West
i0 ~ steady 43s Bacon-Cumberland cut. D 10 20 10
Arm ca short rib. % to "a 10 steady 2Is Cd long
mddcs. heavy 90 to .s ~ steady 2ss o. short clear
10 IA ~ dull us. Shoulders-Square IL To IA 10 Arm
pa 81. Iard-Prime Western dun. 2ls % Cheese
stendy finest American white and colored 55s ordinary
new 52s. Tallow-Prime city dull i7s Cottonseed OIL
Liverpool refined firm los 3D. Turpentine-Sprts firm.
2ls. Rosn--Common firm, 4s Oh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14

rhrouyh trains leave Newlork. foot OF Chambers-st
-. SrIo@s and Ave minutes earlier from Yves, 23d.st:
% n.uN N-Vestibuled Express daily for Wavery
R,,~S,mton Eimra. Buffalo Bradford. Arrive BuraS
s,aS y NJ Parior car 10 BuNalo
Jsln - M-Vesttbu;ed Limited fast mail Daily SOLD
- ,or Chicago via Chautauaua Ial0. arrives Ceys.
, ,ta'n "a A NJ Chicago, z. NJ. Sleepers Chicago
sSavs,anI and Cincinnati Dining Car.
10 - M-Runalo and Cleveland Eestbued Express
s 10" r,xes Buifao 7i5 A. NJ. Bradford 1l5 A. NJ
lsmsss,cwn SIS, A. NJ. Cleveland i;is p NJ sleepers 70
buffalo and Cleveland making o're0' s""eN"s 'o' "
,yoit Chicago and the West -, NJ. go.
ktiS T. M.-Via rhautauqua LAKE ana Nhsgara FaHs
nav sold tram Chicago sleepers to Hornesvuis.
Sheay9 s ana IncAI' TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
aScommoditions at Ill Ia :si 40, and acI Broad
az Chambers and West e3d- ST. ferries New-Iork SO
and 7.S Futcn-st.. 1903 Broadway Brcokiyn 200 Hua.
en- iIoboken. ana Jersey City Station Westeott
rnprsss calls for and checks baggage from hotels an
residences 10 destination
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WEST SHORE R.R.

trains leave W. .2d g siatIon. n Y. follows Anz
., n earlie. from foot Franklin ST.:
I,sO a. NJ. Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
ter Bufalo NIAGARA Falls TOIedo Cev,land chleasa
iioS "New-Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Ninn.wasxA
aiheny Utica. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Par,os
car 10 Albany. .
o,0O p NJ Daily FOR Albany. Montreal. Utica. syracuse
"'pochesi.r Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detrol,.
rSeveland Chicago and 81. Louis
TAX p Daily. except Sunday. for Syracuse Rochss-
s,sn p NJ paly for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester
,o Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit. Cleveland Chi
eseo and 81. Louis
S,,n.o tabes at principal hotels and offces
''"S q, f. LAMBERT. General Passenger As.n,
Vandsrbilt-ave. New Yo,t
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proposals.

N~N0N|NNNNN~0N@///NV~~
4 RMY BUILDING, Whitehall ST., New York
"A CITY Nav Il ls07-Sealed proposals. in tripicate
will be received here until - o'clock NJ June a. 1881
and then opened for supplying 10000 subject 70 m
decrease OF 20 cent? American white marp
headsonss In slabs The Government reserves the rsh
reject accept all bids, or any part thereof
Preference will be given articles OF domestic production
manufacture condons OF quality and price uncludng
price OF foreign productions and manufactures the
Specifications blanks, and IN
formation as to bidding Sc be furnished by this
office on application Envelopes containing proposal
should marked Proposals for Headsones, and ad-
dressed 10 A $. KIMBAi.I. u. Q. NJ. Gen'l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

BEANS AND PEAs-Marrow beans show increasing
weakness because of lack Of trade: would
hcut 10 buy strictly choice quality 81 TN Medium
are a little at the moment and slightly nrmcr:
sales Pea the contrary showing incre
weakness Red kidney about steady sales TO dealers
d TO- No change In other varieties green peas
We quote Beans choice per bush 81 1851 H.
DO good $af TO- do medium choice Doc: DO pea
choice. g 5c poor e good q 2s9s So do white Md
toup 81 e0i % lima California. 81 2QgN -; DO Lady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston May 13Cotton quiet and steady; midiling
7i.o: low mddng TIC; good ordinary. 6%c; receipts
IT'S bales exports coastwise 5000 sales $780, spinners
81: stock 1886
Norfolk. May is.-cotton steady; mddns, 7Ac; low
mlddling TIC good ordinary. @ o Ice; receipts 1O5O
bales exports coastwse. "a sales rs: stock IL $50
New-Oreans. May 1s.-cotton steady; mlddling TIC:
low mddng. Lice; good ordinary, ll-ltc; re-
ceips 81 bales: gross. Isl sales. l150; stock 7J75
Savannah May I3.cotton dull and nominal; middling
I-8c low middling, lice receipts l00 bales exports
coz stxise aDS sales, ". stock 10. $50
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL
~ FAILED PROPOSALS for furnishing o. 600

~ tons less. Of coa the departments
OF the Manhattan State Hospital. viz. Wards Island
Harris Island. and for the farm at Central Isp Long
Island a period OF from June LIST. 1897 may
be sent by mail delivered person up 43o F. NJ.
MAY 20h 1901 Henry f.. Rowland. President OF
Managers Manhattan state Hospital. No. l Madison
Avenue New York city, at which time and place the
OF Managers will receive and open all bids. Parties
bids must be actual dealers in coal Full
specifications be obtained the office OF the Board
OF Managers. No. Madison Avenue. New York city The
OF Managers the right reject and all
bids they deem for the best interests OF the state
HENRY F.. ROWLAND
President Board OF Managers.
Manhattan state Hospital.
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NFwvORK oATLY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY n, 1897.

and best medium weights So soas3 o. heavy hogs 80 IS
ass rO.ss, sa, e Ssas Sm no sn ssg
steady; clipped sheep choice ~ 3snst 20: ai coivcs
SO 90; common to good lambs $4a$l ID veal o""e''
ST. Louis May 1s-caue steady; fancy export stesrs
0dS5 30: fair choice native shipping steers saISr
dressed be and butchers steers - Iou - en
and feeders $685. 80; under 900 10 W ous "a
cows and hefers s2Q<4 bulls SO 4oS3 40 Isxas anu
indian steers fed 81 ioIs4 2 grass 81 soas3 co. oows
and heif.rs 2;Gss Iogs sssSay n9n' sSsepY
Strong for best others steady; native mutons 39nS
- 5O cus and bucks s2as3 %; Texas sheep :" '""S'
spring lambs. 81 75l$0.
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PROPOSALS FOR COFFEE, SUGAR.

CLOTHING. SCHOOL BOOKS. ETC-Departmen, OF
the Interior Office OF Indian AndIs Washington D. C.
April 3 ls9,-sealed proposals ndorsed, Proposals
may be- and directed Commissioner OF Indian
No - 40 Wooster Street New York City
unit! | O'Clock y, Tuesday. 1897
for furnishing for the Indian Service Coffee Sugar Tea
Rice Beans Baking Powder Soap. Groceries. Blankets
Woolen and Cotton Goods Clothing. Notions Hats and
Caps Boots and Shoes Crockery and School Books
must he made Government blanks Schedules CIV
ing necessary information for bidders will FUR
nshed upon application 10 the Indian ONCE Washing.
ton. No 779 Wooster Street Newiork city. or No l.3il
Street, Chicago Illinois; the Commsares
slsa1ce L. S A.. AT Cheyenne. Leavenworth. Omaha,
St Louis and st. Paul, the Postmasters Sioux City,
Yankton Arkansas City Caldwell Topeka Wichita and
Tucson. Bids will be opened at the hour and day
toned the bidders Invited be present
opening - -
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must be accompanied by certified checks
upon United states depository solvent Ma
tlona bank at least FIVE PER CENT Of the amour,
OF the proposal. d. NJ. BROWNING. Commissioner.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New-York foot q Liberty ST.. daily
PiiTrsBURG $40 ex sun. sun. Is night.
CINCINNATI ST: LOUIS 10 a. m, p rI m, c.,,
1lao dining carr. 2. $50 Dining Can p n sS
Carr. . 121 night Sunday. 10 DINING carr. i3O
a. m. Dining Carr. Dining Carp. Dining Carr l9io
night.
NORFOLK. Ii.3O a. m. daily.
NEw-oRLEANS. Through slseper 300 P m: daily
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Llght. s
Ofices: ll3 l72 26I 434. LAO B'way 81 F. IAN 81.
1917 Bowery n. Y $50 34t Fuon-st.. BROOKLYN Sation
foot Of Liberty St. " C. r r. Of y. j. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence 10 destination.
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DEPARTMENT. Office of Gen

eral Superintendent, Y s. Lte;saying Service Wash
ington, D. c., May T. iS9I-Seaed proposals Will be
ceved at Office until o'clock M. OF Thursday the
3rd day June 1897 FOR furnishing supplies required
use OF the eSayng Service for the fiscal year ending
June 80 1895 the supplies 20 be delivered such points
in New York CITY Grand Haven. Mich. and San Fran
cisco Cal. may be required and in the quantities
named in the specifications The supplies needed consist
OF Bedding Blocks and Shears Cordage Crock
cry: Furniture Hardware Lamps Lanterns. Lumber:
Medicines Paints. Oils. etc: Ship Chandery: Stoves
etc; Tools. and Miscellaneous articles all OF which are
enumerated the pecihcatons attached form OF
bid etc which be obtained upon application 10 this
Office. or to the Inspector Of I4ie-sayng stations "a
Life-saving District. Grand Hayen Mich Superin-
tcndent Twelfth Lfe-Savng District. New Appraisers
stores San Francisco. Cat Envelopes containing pro-
posas should be addressed to the General superin-
tendent L. s. ILfe-SaVng Service Washington, d. c.
and the outside Proposal FOR Sup
plies" The right is reserved TO reject all bids.
and 10 waive defects deemed interests OF the
Government s l. KIMBALI. General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

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