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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-11
CITY ATTORNEYS OPINION.

81. opCsthIlS VI matter last evening,
Cry Attorney Taylor declared himself
in favor of having all bridges leading
from the city free, if 1t is practicable
and can be afforded. And this sentI-
ment is doubtless echoed by everyone in
touch with the proposition. The Finance
Committee Will give the matter careful
consideration and It's report will be the
result of thought and good judgment,
tempered by a desire to serve the best
interests of the city and citizens.
The case is not exactly parallel with
the Atlantic City bridge for the reason
that Brambleton is easier to get to, hav-
ing two street car lines, and several free
streets lclding from it to the other
wards of the city. Moreover, the ques-
ton OF The franchise OF the Holt street
bridge is likely to prove n stumbling
block In the case of the Atlantic City
bridge the purchase price was based
upon the value of the structure, and
not upon the value of the structure and
franchise In the case Of the HoE.
street bridge, both may have to be con-
sidcred.
BRAMBLETONIANS IN EARNEST
The residents of the ward have care
fully consider all these points with
the result that they are determined "a
nave q free passage across Mahoncs
lake even il 1t becomes necessary 10
parallel che present structure.
Mr.. Frank II. Gale who introduced
III the Local Board Of Improvement the
resolution submitted 10 the Councils
speaking with VirEinian representa-
tive las. evening, said: THE citizens of
the ward unanimously favor the pur-
chase or condemnation of the Holt
street bridge, or the erection of free
structure from Mariner street to Levitt
o: Brown avenues. 1t has even been
suggested In case the bridge company
refuses 20 sell at q reasonable figure
that bridge for the use of pedestrians
be constructed parallel with their own
This could be done at cost of from
$1,000 TO $4,000, the COST being borne, rs
is proposed in ;hc event of the pur-
chase of the existing thoroughfare. by
the city and the ward, share and share
alike.
when Bramblcton was in the coun-
ty," he continued che idea of having
to pay to get to 1t was not quite so OBJ
noxiouS as now, when It Is part and
parcel of the city of Norfolk. Every
body, including the children who al
tend she public High School, has to nav
toll. and it should not be longer permit
ted.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-11
TOr Bronchial, AsthnmufIc nud Pull
ntunnry Troubles 'i

Browns Bronchial Trochcs" have
remarkable curative properties Sold
only in boxes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-11
The Citizens Of Bramheton Ward Are Tired
Of Paying Toll.
WANT CITY TO BUY HOLT ST. BRIDGE
Purchase of AtIa:itic City Toll
Crossing sttrs Enst siders up to
Action-Thcy Threaten to Parallel
tho Company's Structure If They
Wont Sell.

The question of making Holt street
bridge free to the public is being much
discussed by the residents OF Bramble-
:.ton ward and. thnse in the other five
, wards in the city having business in
/ that section, The former argue that
since the Atlantic City bridge has been
made free, the Fifth ward is placed at
sort of disadvantage inasmuch as
those crossing the Holt street bridge
have to pay for the privilege.
Accordingly the Local Board sent a
communication TO the Councils asking
them to purchase the bridge for the city,
and Offering to bear half the expense.
The matter has been referred to the
Finance Committee, which will report to
the Councils at their next regular meet
ings.
Everyone is in sympathy with the
proposition, provided 1t can be carried
out at n rea sonable figure and the city
is able to stand it. 1t is altogether n
matter of cost, not of eXpedency. That
has been recognized long ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-11

Fresh Malaga Grapes. Shellcd AL
monds. Cnron, Cleaned Currants. Pow
ell u Co., No. 90 New Market Space.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-11

We must insist on you looking at orr
new special designs in brown cbncl,
suitingS.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE
333 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-11

Established fact: The superiority OF
the garments made by Rudolphi 6.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-11
The Gale Jewelry co.

s9Are offering Diamonds Watches and
,s$.JewelEy at unprecedented low prices
land their assortment is complete. II
syou want Christmas present in thai:
Slime you will save money by purchasing
Sof them. DR.. Week has not yet return
led, but will in a short dime. We have
Ssall MS prescriptions and from them can
Ssrenew or furnish any glass needed
make specially of repairing spec
stGcles and eye glasses as we'll as fine
atches and clocks. &
The mind made easy. ana the body
Sfconl Portable by wearing the garments
$Efpdolpht 6: Wallace make.
NERVOUS TROUBLES all y kinds. cured
5iss vi IN AMIN Il3EXTRACTS. FREQ book
l5tS tells how. WASHINGTON CHEMICAL
ssss Goa N aahingt ton. D. G. d b ii,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. April 70 1891
exported and 40 cars dlrec, 10 oca slaash,erer. no
aans s IN STEADY cate at per city
i've sides no change IN eaoi's The Kansas S,ty saT
&C. fsd 70 E s1ort, 'G TO aor 4SS cat
CALVES Receipts 5s2 heahiCo eres, to ,lau 9.
market ruled little quie. with general UNDER
@ yep b f? 3 st wss s ao S
quotabs ss aTys d. epn vss. : ana
e ss, Sa'G , Re calves al s1' at n sa At 49,
sales-Hume Mullen 20 veas 100 n ayeras: =, AZ
at : E 4 e i * :; i. ~ 40 p do. 1873
CO.. Is's Yesterday 20 vea' 10 H. at - %
SHEEP AND Receipts Including Sars sr ,Ss
to q'cn,r over from S'5 there III
sn saei2 at Jersey CITY sixe,hs' Really
sSd 'G Of Scs 81 shs fa and amS.
dragging slowly at weak pT,1ss AG h.p "d at
sfE 9s9'ls Z 'ss sYPsS s5S
mary mary to 10 e isiy eppsa lamb.
sOd prsss0d mS Js.ae sens P am ssss 80 per-
94 os CO. 100 a,s cGR c 49, bs e a sTa' = +
Keny 50 at 10 i5 spps d WereT at s q S
y at s. s,s 40 yS.s4 .a '?s n sHSa Rfs
lambs g n s. 50 800 90 % ~ at s. i2's; io0 un-
a. j. g. a4s q. r at s5'fs ''s a"'AoFH Buffalo
newton a Co: 172 unsborn State lambs. 10 10 Of
Sc a. i4 clipped state sheep l47 H. at 81 -. -
s. Sanders 1913 clipped state lambs IS H. At - 49, 30
sheep and lambs. ~ N. at 81.
Hume & Mullen 92 unshorn State lambs. 20 N, at
50 10 1874 clipped do rs H. 81 30: $50 do 10 II.
s. IS: 10 unstorn State sheep. * u. at 81 90 -
JIOyS-Eeceipts o cars 15SS head including 10
head sale. Weak 81 l5asi 40 100 ID for State
hogs Country dressed nomnaly unchanged
Sales.--future & Mullen. late yesterday: State hogs
s .. - d. D. s. 10: % do iss n. 81 s.: So
do, l65 10. at 81 ~.
George Dillenhack late yesterday State hogs I52 H.
al 81 10 do ~ at 81 30. do. 26 10. at 81 S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

(r,,caeo April % (specaD.-Without much and
with no very great trade wheat moved about nervousy
within A Q cent range. There strong start a bad
break a Of peace abroad 2 cen. rally on dry
weather talk from Francisco and then loss Of half
Of private message from San Francisco re
porting III. indications little like rain for Friday.
July opened 70is 70t. cents sold between 6os
cent, and III, cents closed at 7O'. The low
prices were Associated Press message from Rome
giving a rumor regard to peace The swing In the
other direction was on a San Francisco claim that the
crop in the San Joaquin Valley in urgent need OF
rain There export demand for wheat OF the
bull dsappontments The milling business made fair
total, so 600 bushels NewYork reported IS loads for
export Tho Price Currents summary was rather
bulsh pronouncns the situation In the Northwest un-
certain. although not hopeless" There was wet cold
weather West and too much rain in Minn mes Min
seaboard cIearances were light 1900 bushels one OF
the incidents was the narrowing Of the May premium .
trade ySportant The s,q Ia we're
Of less audaon I'm in May ,..r .,,.ev
the rc m Of Wet May wfn aacn july sa
"a cants and closed at the o ooom uss
without change. The Price Current est. D.ted
OF Prlvat. message. from good author
as reas Serious out there The selling which COUNTED
for long account pan Fha saIre p na
large The shipping demand was only fair cnr'ers
In spite The weather cola and wet everywhere
liquidation Elevator people availed OF the widening
eDrea O change a
inr Ily ard September. The May september difference
NJ o. time almost cent7 May closed al 1914 cents:
In ~. cents September M lsSdlSt cents 'rhe
Prce rent" said the oats situation was more assur
Inc 1863 with 240 estimated
for Frid v samples easier. Seaboard cleaTances
were 20 90 bushels. Charters were $1,000 bushels
early large receipts Of hogs
NJ 600 with estimated FOR Yesterday Prices at the
Da-da The provision market turned
strong In the helped most by buying Of ribs by
ss %.sns oa s S Ss IN rib,
lad II was not important market. At the wind up
rt showed gain over Wednesday OF IN cents
pn 10 ! cents ribs OF q. TO ~ cents
July wheat closed at 81 cents:
"c,iis. At Tls. cents. Puts July 2js9
2SH cents calls" 25ka23a. cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Ncw-York. April 20, 1897


COrToS-Snecuation In cotton shows a tendency to
let up for the present There was some invest
nent buying This morning on English ana Hon Tn
covering early In the day and the forenoon
Features Of the market fairly PROMISING AT The
prices market showed advance OF oalo points
on Yesterdays closing figures The early Improvement was
stimulated by quite number of private wires hdea'!ng
same time spot cotton adyces from southern markets
favorable and Fall River accounts fairly go Inc Inc
morning According private cables the improved con-
don Of political matters in Europe has caused consider
able anxiety the part Of foreign splnners VINO nav
allowed themselves 10 run short or raw cotton suppnes
while the Of Europe was Icing seriously threatened
confidence in connection with the already
sons statistical Position During the sre inc me-
ticular pressure 10 sell at any time The continued a
billy and activity main in the SPOT cotton Gepait
futures. supplies Of spot cotton falling or wne me de
psnd nns sis so Se in the new erp
positions both here and at Liverpool also served 10 check
selling The market closed quiet ana s'eady a. ng
total OF $4,000 bales Spot cotton closed firm at
1nShangsd prices nddns u9and ns nSs b men s
export and 80 bales spinning. Other markets tmding
quoted as follows Galveston lie &c higher saies
higher sales, ecoo bales; market firm Mobile, ASc so
higher sales 200 bales market Snist sayannah sS
higher; sales S2o bales market arm Memphis Memphis. 5sc
1ac isc higher sales, 40 bales; marke; firm. Charles
ION Ts.c no sales: market firm. Wilmington. III; no
sales: market dull
Seton % special ea sns sp0t GOSa
American 1000: receipts 5000: American. 1000 mid
S Ss monsRs ana ica Gsi on the la. months
Closed quiet but steady ll ?,:: net Advance Jsnu-
svan@ l R AP 4 a 1aauss :s
Augussep;elnber. 4O9zb se7ten.eer-Cobe: 3e2l octo
nsTannarV si ;SSnehesterYerns hardennE tend
'ency. Cloths freely offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago April 2oin cattle. sales generally mals
q, yesterday declines Of logl5c. prime beef
going s. OI$J No. with the greater part OF the trading
SO 25 bilk Of the feeding cattle brought s.
active and strong the best selling for In hogs
there was a good local and shipping demand at a Dc
decline and offerings well taken SO 5oQ$3 for
heavy packing os 81 16g$4 prime droves
choice light weights selling the top Most hogs
sold 81 S7zq$3 s2s Trade in sheep better than
might have been expected rainy day. Prices were
steady, with sales OF common to choice sheep AT $40
81 80 and prime heavy native sheep ut S31
brought 81 1884 30 Lambs sold pretty at 50 ESQ
81 80 inferior 10 nrks. Colorado selling
highest, and Westerns fetching 81 754s5 Receipts
Cattle. 1850 head hogs $1,000 hend: sheep 4OO head
CITY. April 29-Cattle steady Hogs weak: So
lower heavles s. 7Oqs3 10: packers 81 GOS3 20: mixed
50 7OqS3 75: lights SO O9S3 IL. Workers So G5Qs3 7o
pss. s3hS3 20 sheep strong lambs, 81 2og$t co. muons
s. i0QSi 70.
East Liberty. April 2oCattie steady: prime. ssQS5 20:
bulls stays and cows $2aS2 49, to good
s24f4 10 Hogs fairly active; sales prime; medium
weights 81 05Q{4 10: best Workers. 81 o. fair Workers
q: pigs. 50 s0a&3 co. heavy. SGs4 %: roughs 81 900
90 ~. Sheep steady clipped sheep choice - 40: common
t3QS3 10 choice lambs t5gf5 25 to good lambs
SIl$4 IS veal calves $4as4 co.
steers fJu&5 %: fair 10 choice native shipping % 300
tS dressed bssyss ana butcher g 7ogSs 90 stSs!si
= 20; COWS sad hsi,srs q 7Sass .o Tsna. and Indian
q UG{2 % Hogs steady; Light Is e00lS POI Hix& n q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30

plant from California Norhwe'tern rs,e'p u some time
The Missouri crop report scheduled to april condition
Gay, and is expected fall below the Apr,' rraccally
which Ga. on the curb July wheat was dpl' Total
unchanged from the oftcla! close trade pcs ,oows
cash sales $4,000 bush all for export ,,ms: no
No 1 Northern spring $4,000 bush, private i,h AZ
Northern quoted &c May afioat' 20 otlc over
over MAY o h anoet arrive April; 40 Hhs' hal
No hard winter under May b aios. o,os.1 at
winter NC over MAY q afoat to arrive, M' 80 n, flo
.CORN-T1e market was bieceo Wy af,er
Mt the open,ng cold weather IN tne ,,rg "a
which ga sed of In sympathy with whea ,no,era, 70
tally &c net lower night Trace "ns ,ol 900
and chiefly for local account The cash raes "cle az
bush OF Which coo bush went to eNloiieIs s,rerod
follows: 40 corn 5000 bush. private terms 49, ola
90 5000 bush 30i.c ana private terms enw 900
No corn 5000 bush 2p,sc elevator No yey Nav in
BUSH 2ssc elevator No corn quoted ~, market was
elevator .OATS Trade in the specua,Ne ma Ti
on scale win prices showing some os,ns prices
lowing louidatl1n OF May at the west 1.os1ns
Sc the final Of last night aepo sale,
footing up G2 bush. OF which $4,000 oush
shnners Trades follows: Track ana rhI,a
White ia 600 bush, 24q3oc. as to Guairy Clipped
ciinned ~ 600 bush private terms export; 40 oac
90 GO bush private terms export; Ne eats T8bI,e 2ic
elevator No oats o2c. No white &c: no rs
RYE-Marlet steady No Western au dWY%a MAJ
sGc r BufYalo opening navigation BAlsLiia MN,
Se Sutet Feeding quoted 2sc Buffalo opening nay az
CATION and s2Q32Gc New-fork. Mating auo''' "'S
40. to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. April 20. 1879


BEANS AND PEAS-Most holders were willing to ac-
ccpt 81 - choice and the the bust
accomplished that basis; exceptional
more money asked. Medium and pea well sustained
kidney firm. but moving as freely
late. Market for other kinds nomnay unchanged.
quote: Beans marrow. choice bush 81 90 do fair
good sl9sl 20: do medium and pea. choice Ooc; do
good SOQs5c DO white kidney choice 81 Oasi 10:
kidney choice s, 7oasl 75 poor good 81 Esd
%. black turtle soup. 81 h5qs1 90; do yellow eve
slasi 90: do lima. California 81 l5asl 20; do Lady
bags eoc DO Scotch bbs 75d77i.c DO bags 07na5oc
and the marke, has healthy tone throughout. Pros are
Quotably changed out null rates obtained all
desirable grades Demand little more closely confined
10 local wants but there are still of town
coming to hand and exporters are picking up few Of
New DISCRETIONARY Western extras. n, lie: do
frss l6al6ixc do thiris 10 eeoonds ISG16hc: State
finest. lie. do thirds 10 rss 1S4l8c State dairy half
arkin tubs. extras lee; do Welsh tubs. fancy, 15nc;
dairy tubs thirds TO frsts 1lQl5c; imitation creamery
i4c; seconds nsis i6asc factory. fancy
1lhc; do thirds frsts 6MGlc Old butterCrearnery.
summer make ii@isci STATE dairy tubs. finest isa0
e good lo9i2He W.st.rn factory dairy sSIic:
cheese was not very large to-day and win pretty good
ssahs At iosc for white ana iotQioHe for colorsd
tnus IN active demand tEem The home trade sad Gmly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Anri. ooFlour dull unchanged sa' Ma
7sisc asked July IT.c asked; stock ~ ,- pus "ic,
IL 900: southern wheat sample sopsSc os9n Tune
spot 2s7.n2oc month 2sf02Dc May 9c, ;,S.,c
2ssQ.c: July 2.,i1c bid: steamer iniSen - corr
stock la4 400 bush: sales 5000: Souhr.n ""I0oGi.c
3lc: do yellow 3Oc Oats firm; No white' ras,cr,
No mixrd 23i,aoic stock. 10 loS bust ~ o. s,ock
80 nearby 40at 0hc; No Western o.h, sliGi
30 $50 bush Hay strong and higher; NO - ,rnnx
sJi 20 Grain freghts quiet UNCHANGED sugar sro"n
changed Cheese steady, unchanged Wh'sRe' u' a. ,o,
boston April 29-Flour dull spring paa,r,n'' no,ents
6, fo clear and straights 50 GoaSi lo winter p"a
(, eoas5 90 clear and stnirhts 81 ooaSt 80 ann
frm CG;sc per bag; 81 5o9s 50 per Dbl oa's I,nned
fancv clipped 2sQ2siac; No clipped &c; no a and
y1G27iSc Corn firm: steamer yellow "fi5v' Ioto and
steamer 94c Mil feed nrm spring bran S,p s,, sof
rail lie winter bran s4 250Sl4 3O minnlisS' ng and
ss go red dog nour si4as425 Pork steady rons o
short cuts si: ends si2 30; bacss ~ bcon s loo
I0c lard pure 4.c: compound 4at.c; PAGERS si0d
S,I 20; forcs $5as5 - Lambs dull; mutton Worhcrn
Iinrs ,i.fSilc veal. sGsizc Butter scanH -,nSiic.
creer,erv 7GIs;kc: Western 1Gd1Iiac imlta,nn wsst
ladies' 5Giic. Cheese quiet: Northern loei-'2'' WV"
ern. 0d1li2c =. ., sos.c.
Buffalo April 2o-spring wheat No o'd naro' n,er
now fSs.c old No Northern. 79sc; new Iosc VIII ~,
wheat No red freely offered at O.c; stare osc u.
Corn-Track receipts light; liberal offerings OF s'o o. u
No 9 yellow 21.c: No yellow. 2.'c NO Sor, ctt
No white oic; No white. 23c No inixcd III; ~ ~
,n,ed ioibd?oc Barey-Little demand Tor mas p ,r
noses e1cep choice lots. which are held AZ ~,
10 good 32q3Gc feed 29a30c Rive dull; NO quot Goa
9oc In store Canal freghts steady Flour s'e'"'' '
demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30
sIIcliday.

FLOUR AND JEAL-The -four market somewhat
weaker today with trade quiet as result OF the con-
among the sales wee 5000 bbs spring patents 81 BOG
"a 80 1900 bbs winter sraight 81 2oQS4 35 100
Ibis low straight 81 TO- 800 bbs S. 50 Small
so bis soas2 45 and 10 5bs ns a, sales
l2@7cc; fine yellow s2g I4c; coarse 6lg63c. FEED
Dull Quoted 20 60 and 50 ~ winter 6Oq65c: 100 n G5
GIoc shsps 75aso:: rye feed zoe: city bran. eoQG5c;
CONFERENCE.-THE wheat market very irregu-
lar to-day. Prices. after fuctuatDg
" e bushe finally left on from Nc net higher .c
net lower they closed the night before Bulls were
considerably IN evidence at the opening buying wheat
freely less favorable reports from West
steady cables. Liverpool opened about penny lower.
iish news was REGARDED tsvorsSy by the bulls "f sa6s
qnsnt advicee revealed steady undertone market
closing practically unchanged from the opening figures
Continental adyices 81 nrs were unsatsfactoiy but
:rom Russia From first salas a: lcc for July repre-
Genng go advance lhst night. The market locally
fell 70 1870 unher iiquieatea ard then made Up
later Buying led by ch:cssv parties strong
MADE ell day keep the maTnet up. the long
believed 70 have been pretty well eliminated
after the recent big break ard this mornings unloading
o; speculation. outsiders being OF by
fears Of manipulation inspired by the cratic fluctuations
throughout the day. Prices were carried 10 77Hc for
July the early afternoon bulge but another heavy sell
ing movement In the last balf-hour prompted sharp
eeion 70 7thc which TIE closing figure. Although
the local and English markets were basis
disappointing Leading the domestic advces the
weekly Price Current report which received decidedly
bush construction by the trade. The weather reports
consisted OF rains and low temperature throughout the
winter wheat belt with clearing weather the North
west Taken altogether the conditions unfavorabls
fos winter whsft DRY we4hss stu the principal COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30
Gfenrsions.
PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

/ TRANSPORT ALTON. department OF the Interior
orca -, Indian Affairs. Washington, ID. C.. April 3. 1897
Scae proposals endorsed Proposals for beef Odds for
-, nuet be submitted separate envelopes Flour
Transnortation &C." the may be- and directed
a. tha commissioner OF Indian Affairs No. l,2fl State
St.. Chicago. Ills. VIII be received until o'clock m
Sy,ce beef four bacon and other articles OF subsis
ence. also for agricultural implements wagons harness
barJware medical supplies and long list Of msce-
aneou, articles also bids for the transportation OF
20 ,bs articles goods and supplies may be con-
racted for to delivered at the agencies Sealed Pro-
nosals endorsed Proposals for coree. clothing
school books &C.. the case may BE- and directed 70
The commissioner OF Indian Affairs. Nos. - and 10
Wooster ST., New York Guy VII be so received until
FOR the indian Service cofe sugar tea, rice beans.
iaking powder, soap groceries, blankets. woollen and
cotton goods clothing. notions hats and boots
ont on Government blanks Schedules giving all ry
Information for bidders Will be furnished upon application
70 the indian Office in Washington; Nos. II and 10
Wooster St. New Yor. city. No. i,24 State ST. Chi
cago Ills the Comnssaries OF Subsistence L. S. A.
Cheyenne. Leavenworh. Omaha. ST Louis and St Paul;
Sioux city. fankton. Arkansas
Caldwell, Topeka. Wichita and Tucson Bids Will be
be pressn. at the openings Certified checks-An bids
must accompanied by certified checks drafts
United states depository solvent National Bank
for at least FIVE PER CENT. OF the Of the pro
posai, d. NJ BROWNING. Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30

Cash ouoat,on, were as follows dull No Js
%s. s No o:g ysle% "a ta9 ss al!c No
sl'e S E. sorl 81 1'% aaa.;a No "ss
o. 10 pork or per rb 3d. SIDES = ss,t 5.
a. s. ary saei shoulders boxed 5.a';c snort cler
I'D "a, GoFs TO- sugars T" cnt loaf the
produce Exchange ioday ahe cuTT rm io
Eggs nm fresh sis6sA4c ~,
Cincinnati April ?eFIour steady n Wheat active No
mixed Isa :c steady see yd ss:y sS
ak meats dun s. Gutter ana nioe Cheese quiet EEss
Wi Minneapolis April 2owhea, weak May 7o, % S Jag.
3i,,e -Four unchanged ~
Hs.+ april S Msg s higher M s5's &
:,sc oats higher No %ss R9e steady 80 T.
r.a2s. AD5 Sws.' haS a asH =, hsss@i
:sS ss Sss Sly n.y. sa
Butter g s% pfns s 20 ossss
2lG2ac stead fresh nearby and wsssrn
cheese hnfa fars r f4s' out hhds a
country in bbls 2sa3c, DO dark. 2lsc cakes Sl.easc
c roc sS se winter R"s chickens. s
sPs so s do fs eooa broes
s-she sizes &c DO i58isc nearby do as 10
whea,Dspot lower is cash elsya,Or e5c tra .s
s sae: Au SH sse saay Ne ea:S OK
So Nay 2c uy : so nsssd M sP'ms.S 6 g aS
so s 7 rm say s slSS Ess'
S @5ass IS Lard nImer prime team 81 a2s cs sI.Ss
8 os s s rSs ana , es,r so arr, ST. S
April sewhess ae} " No M',:a ?s;n s Ds.
s ssSs y 20 $50 BID ' coyerseed quiet prime
cash. 81 32is. Oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-30

L HAST STEAM HEATING AND VENTIIATIN0
APPARATUS FOR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL BUILD
ING, DISTRICT OF COLUMBfA.-Ofice OF the Com
mssiones II. C, Washington. ID. c.. April 22nd 1881
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Office ~
on MAY LIST 1897. for constructing Hot Blast Steam
Heating and Venatlng Apparatus Western High School
buIuns' M VI ssarw m ms U, frVposaiA
upon application therefor the office OF Inspector OF
BUILDINGS OF OF Columbia upon the "a
only VIII be considered The right
tect any or all bids. Proposals be inclosed In an
envelope sealed. and endord the outside Proposal
for constructing n Hot Rast Steam Heating and Ven
tatipg Apparatus for Western High School Building
JOHN w. ROSS. GEORGE TRuEsDELI. WIN NJ
BLACK D.