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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. Mover
New-York. November >,

New-Yofk, November o
----,- AZ - n he In keeping with the remarkapie
,s1ren,s on the Cotton Exchange. the conee naa
eess s-sat strength all day, with speculation IiiOse
soss' The average Of late After opening nrm IN
~, ~ AZ an advance OF points, general oqying IeI ~
u15 bulls sent prices up additional oalV po'.s,
81. cSvered with freedom. being sent In ny nrnef ches
ss expected from all outside markets and rents o, r
i,s- rrazian crop than calculated upon Durlhs ou
s-ssv interval Havre advanced 1q+ franc f1Slnou'e
usnng - refs and Santos 200 res os9. % 100
,srslnts for the days were liineo 70 1900
@r. IKE American warehouse movement was iu III a.
- as ANTICIPATED and this too. had weight IN SUM
-,,,y new buving the close the market was s'eaus
IN. win nrices net JGl0 points higher 4otal sdIes
-. sre % 5no hays The market for spot coffee was
s. IN zone tu, the extreme views OF seiiets
h,sress was restricted 10 moderate mes fFlces az s
go on the Of 81. Qo@ sc for invoice ana ~
s.c 10y obhng parcels OF No Rio. Mondays cIerahces
ior country included 5000 bags 6ah'a 00''se 80
steamer Heyelius
=a.a ~ oar.rant n-icss IN the local market today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Chicago Nov. S-The leading futures ranged as

1-ass~ quotations were as follows: Flour easy; No
sprng wheat s. sas7c No red sssc Ns s9sn ~
No Nps ys ss2 sSEn go White 54ss2se barley
s7sasc No aaxseed and Northwestern. . P Sissae
ess PORK per bb 81 5ass % ar per 100 D. 50 Gss
s. 2 ribs side, g99Is ssaS; Gear So Sides oaed
e. OK whskey distiiers finished goods per gallon
sI 23is sugar cut loaf unchanged On me frouuce "a
change today the butter market was mi' iiGi2Lc
Egss Arm fresh. l2c
cincinnati Nov s.-Flour dull. Wheat quiet No !.
red 70Q7OIac. Corn dull No mixed Si-s qsoco S sao
active So Is whskey active firm s. 2sh Buts ,se am
aa1ry nc Sugar easier. Eggs firm. lie Cheese nrIn
Duluth. Nov. s.-wheat-No hard cash. o' , No
Northern cash esssc peceInoeg wac May 'oo' NO
Milwaukee, Nov s.-Wheat lower; No Northern: go
es,o no northern s5,s assc. Rye firm: No /. 55'sc
Barley steady No 2, 45c; sample, s7a+5'ac-
Minneapolis Nov s-whea. IN store; No No-shssrn
on track No / hard 67Asc; No Northern ooc: 80 :
Northern &c. Flour unchanged. bran-ln ouik sil@
81 so.
nired November sss a39c Oats steady: No white
No 90 sO eS6is T Dsr S mdssd 90 Soc
York and Western do sc: do fair to good 43q43c
Butter firm: prints c higher; fancy Western creamery
.,srn 'oiG9i5 &c: Do Southwestern 2oc; Southern
ice Receipts-F1our 900 bbs and 81 600 Sacks wheat
5000 bush corn sp2 Ss oats ost:
81 Louis Nov. s.-C1ose-wheat No red cash, Soc:
December Gs7sc: May. 7SeQI3sse No 2 hard o7g8sc
Corn-No cash, Slc December S0c; May sli.c oats
No 2 cash, 2S'7c; December Sac May @fsc' NO
white 2sa26lsc.
Toledo Nov. s-wheat lower. weak; No cash. eea.c;
December. 7oi.c bid Corn Gull steady No mixed s4c
s.S "a askeS Cloverseed active higher prime new
cash and December. IS S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

9TH ana sth: the river however made extra ad-
dition Export sales. which bear directly upon this
market merely for ordinary and not heavy
at that The later include about 1000 bales OF
Canadian hay for Port Natal South Africa and $50 bales
for Glasgow. We quote: Prime. large bales. 100 10
s2hgs5e; No do, sogs2,tc; No do 75aIlis No 3
do. ou2sc Small bales 2i3c below these rates. Clover
mixed. 70a75c; clover, 65a7oc. .sTRAW-Nearby
shippers evidently determined land their share OF
receipts before cold weather checks transportation Sup
plies largely above general wants and prices obtain
tone. based upon the Offering in sight We quote
No long GoaG21c 100 n: other grades. o21s
J5c straw, +0a33c; wheat do 35niOc Receipts or
ard In reported the Produce Exchange
at noon to-day were: BY Hudson River Railroad. $50
Erie 800: Pennsylvania 90; Delaware. LAckawanna and
Western. 40; West Shore, 150 Lehigh Valley. <30
Baltimore and Ohio. 10: river boats $50: total. 1880
Receipts OF straw. by river $40 tons by RAIL- 20
total
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Ocean Steamers.
600
4 NCLARK'S PARTIES TO EUROPE, lSoV'
a. Thirty excursions during Spring and summer ocean
,,cte. bv all Lines Send for Tourist GaIe,ie nov r0
vxc,,r.,ons ~ C. CLARK. Ill BROADWAY Ne"-io'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

granuated. SIC: mould A. 544c diamond A. 5lse: con-
iectioners A. 494c; Nos /. and g. 4e9c No 4, arc:
No & ts M q, No . Ia 4as; No 444s Nc as No
Nos u. 10 and 10. 3sic Interest in only
moderate. and at the close prices showed change.
4o-ltc being quoted fo~ 20 centrifugal. 13loc for
~ test muscovado and al6c for 50 test moasses sugar
The tone about STEADY The London market for beet
sugar steady. with the month 5.d higher
at es ND. and November delivery unchanged 9s 2d.
Cane In that market ruled steady with offerings
light; Prices remained the basis OF lis Sd for lava
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

METAThe market FOR metals locally was very tam
T2 n Was ~ weak and tendne downward sympathy with
abroad and ne%S r 0l IRON warrants
dun with sellers $40 for March to June delivery Lake
dun at 81 TN eg and NTH cay y 80 SR ss % and az pa g
pe dg win 81 70 "a And s! ns % sstea pef he
:! slG KS price FOR '''' was . % '''
former prices in syrups nrm in tone on goa
s Sss Sem@SH M isiS sSsa l'q Pl,3
f Ee9 2s Sife prims isalsc fancy 2cs22c
OCEAN FREGHTs in sal tOnnagc was i wi
rates ruling Tonnaee offers spaTinsly steamer mel
Changed The demand light Improvement hsynT
noticed in any department Quaia Rr. rJ 4S4d
Yeh. 4Ai Hull sq4sd Newcastle I'D An o :,+ 4d
to yerpoo 100 n 26c nominal s sad3 b9b cs' on
saaSe ~ November shorts which trade expect to
be temporary matter unless exporters enter the maIset
ansa n5 ssf Snk g st. PRadS
sap casoes $40 So deodorizsd 81 Cotton
Yellow, &c OF summer yellow. 2ec butter grades 2sG
prime wh Ipx American boiled 4sa4oc
raw Csc: lard oil. isa45c-
sctNe at Chicago but turned easier following grain and
closed dull at slight decline IN he wes caro %e
$4,000 win quality fair and ss@ osS,ea toT New
1"sss So Sass SSsS g. cd f1i2s c0ss 5
Qsi2 short clear, $40 5ogs2 80 BH;EF.stro,ng;
quoted: Mess $40 so family s2 5oaSl3 packet sliasi2
quoted s2s 50as25 DRESSED HoGsmsatfsaSSy quoted;
CI-TMEATS- bellies quiet quoted: smoking pei
lies Sc &c; IL ~ che II ~ o'.c iicsled snous
ders steady quoted ca 7c Picked hams STEADY qued
saSc Western green's s%qs5sc Western .,i eas.e;
nv 4i.a4% -. .LARD-Essy: quoted 54oc city iard
steady: quoted 5l5c. Refined lard easy quoted; Seun
Continent 15c Brazil kegs. 'fc COM
hound quiet: quoted City 5sG5i.c Western. 5'se...
sTEAlsiNE-Dui: quoted oleo nc city lard stearne
TQ7i.c. 49,, -, - A.. oooo.r,,,c demand
,s ruled generally tone with indlcations 81 the
.a noinng 10 continued activity during the balance OF
the week Quotations follow: Domestic common 70 o~
lair 2h94Ac fair 70 good 4Sg3+c; prime 10 chNSs
EG5lcs head 6dGhc: Pana. ii4ui'sc Japan 4EH
80. lava 4i.Q4Zc; Rangoon. in bond. 2d2isc.
sf'GAR-T'he opening Of the market for rehnea sugar
MS not attended special feature OF interest," but
Mile quiet the undertone throughout the Gay was sseGy
G,sncd ( Ggc cubes 531c powdered and coarse Powseil
80 xxx powdered. 5Slc STANDARD gIs hu.ase ana
go -s,ulated lsc granulated ana extra me
me ,sS 5sic; CONFECTIONERY grsnuaisd o44c 10
n, bags n cartons and I'D bags OF me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09

Rio-Conee market barely steady: No Rio $3.50; es
shange receipts IL 900 bags Uncertain; cleared
FOR the United States GOO bags cleared LOT EUROPE
5000 bags stock 2e2 900 bags (unceFiain)
coTToN-The fires Of bullsh enthusiasm which had
been srouldering FOR several days broke out with It
Ysss,lbie when market opened this morning
continued almost beyond control all day Inc mafAet
gsred irregular form and very active, with current
higher While there slight reaction from TINS IeNel
shortly opening the general trend OF variations
seadiy upward all day tremendous buying 10Y
Southern. investment and local snort account
Hy rsafternoon the more active positions showed an
strsnce points Mondays close. Throughout me
profit taking figured conspicuously' setting
ASIDE fears Of top heavy conditions OBTAINING IL Was
sni;.ed by farninded traders that the upward rung
o. The last had down the short interest
ysy considerably, but az the same time attention was
called surprising readiness with when the hNes-
vas based in part upon strong Liverpool cables. and IN
upon very bush Information from the cotton Det
"a the former, prvlte cables were unanimous IN
rtilng an advance Of 7i2dS points in futures, ana
ID IN spots 10 turn about Of European spnners and
affected by decided hardening OF spot COTTON IN
lie South and continued rdcuously small receip.s;;
Direct wire houses Informed by New-urieans thu
otter that exporters were DIGGING 10
prices supplies but that holders were refusing
sal rule. pending further developments IN New
lrk and Liverpool! Up 10 date statistics from plana-
estimates which have hereto
IRE been considered unjustihably light Farmers were
rorsd have little staple in hand, and picking was
vin l0Ql5 per Of completion. On the belief mat
~ European investment public known 10 pc nea ny
Of cotton In Liverpool would be stampeded In that
sket tomorrow upon learning OF our sensational rise
A1ng bulls loaded UP heavily on reactonary perloos
n the close Of the day sentiment was intensely Dull
professional circles. and commission houses Wef"
tssing constituents purchase. the belief being more
kss general that cotton was practically assured
Z. market finally firm. with present crop postlons
ne prices in the local market to-day
8 follows:
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DnbIic Notires.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
IMPAIRMENT OF FINANCE, BUREAU

FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES. No. 81 Cham
hers Street Stewart Building New York. November lst
1899
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons whose taxes
,or the year unpaid on the first day OF Novem-
he- ~ the sad year unless the shall be paid 10
tho Receiver OF Texec his ONCE IN the Borough In
which the property is located. as follows: s.. ,...
tan y. Y; - ,-.,.. a.. rr.,,.,. Az.
n' garoush Of brooklyn Rooms and Municipal
Building Brooklyn ~ y; -, ,-,ss
Borough OF queens corner Jackson avenue and Finn
Borough OF Richmond Richmond Building New
brighton Staten Island n. ", , - l..
% r before the first day December OF said year. hs
viii charge receive and collect upon such taxes 50 ,e
r,ar,ng unpaid that day. In addition 10 the afnount
-, s,,cS taxes one per the amount thereof
% provided by ei6 OF the Greater New York Chaf
Ter Chap,er 3Is. Laws Of leDl: -. r.x..
'e' N' DAVID T. AUSTEN. Receiver OF Taxes
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The range Of contract prices IN The local market Quay
vas follows: A.

Foreign Coffee Markets-Santos-Cone market nrln
rood Average santos 7ssoO receipts 5000 bags stock
is 600 hars Hamburg-Conee market opened :. pleilhs
hove Mondays close at . 80 p m !. pfennig higher
sales. 1900 bags HsVe.coffee market opened ul
changed 10 !. franc above Mondays close. al u m =
franc higher: p. = franc higher; closed az =
Sra- net I'd sales, 81 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-09
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits turpentine shade lower owing TO slow
demand from jObbers and barely steady market az
primary points. Machines were offered at bic Rosn
fairly steady In tone with prices unchanged lar
was steady oil barrels quoted s. i2 and regulars
s. o. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. 81 05: do oil bbls. 81 ia.
SPIRITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ROsIN-cornmon TO good strained 81 25G&i 30: r.
81 IS +. 81 90: O. 81 53Gs 60; II. 81 c5; 81 10; X
81 50: NJ. 81 2OGs2 % y. 81 So: G. 50 80; W W. 81
STOCK on HAND
furrtntine,
Tar. bols. wv
Charleston. Nov. s-Turpentne quiet unchanged; re-
cepts ] cask Rosn firm unchanged: receipts. 900 Dds
Savannah. Nov. Spirits turpentne firm 4ltc: re
bbls lO0l bhs. exports COZ ools Rosn
firm. unchanged receipts 3427 bbls sales. liz bos ex-
ports, i.444 bbls
Wilmington. Nov s.-Splrits turpentlne-Nothihs
doing. ~ casks ROsin firm. unchaneedi Ie-
cepts hbls Crude tgrpenne quiet 81 ooqS% 50 re-
cepts us bbs Tar steady 81 30. receipts. Al dds
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SPOT cotton steady with quotations 3-1ec higher
g ne basis Of g. sc for middling upland ana l-loc
,r cfing Gulf Total sales Sal bales southern spot
MARKETS. officially reported by wire as follows
We steady. l-i6c up at 16c Savannah steaay o-ivc
W a. 3-isc Charleston firm lec Up at ~ Va a.
rlhrfor firm Norfolk steady 3-16c up al 'Ioc
baltimore nominal nc up at 7Ac Augusta steady Sloc
~ a Tic Memphis firm nc up. at 7hc; ST. Louis nr'h
V w. JlGc.
~ export movement follows:
Today Sfed' Di''a'"' ofs. 1884
Tsgt n, a., an 20. % Goa A. 100
81" 'sf tts season Gil 0i2 23o243 o''V''
ss 15a,sd receipts for at Ne"-orieans anS
49, 1000 bales against 40s bales last Ween 49,
49, osie last year. At Houston llVo 20 i<,Vv "e''
eecs last week and 80 7s8 bales iast yeaa' oo,r
r,-s1epu az ports and interior points touas' N
~ win the same day last week and last year
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4dhersnfs Of tbs husband and tbe adher-
tnss o< the wife. Tue result Was large
ceup ef Divorces. and seven husbandless
wcuen. including the original cause Ct
the commofin0. t0tned :0gerher and renfei
ire town hoeel. One o< them did the cook-
ing. another vas paTioxmA3d. = third made
40 TIE beds. and % fhey dfsffed the Work
among them and Yan the establishment
sEssn The ec-operatfve paan- They would
not eEapIGy q man about the place. al
skougs he mcN % their patrons were
m.n, Of course People gay that women
travellers preferred to step elsewhere. and
that would be wornaSFs way. One CO the
seven sznrtiaed sasters's used 20 drive q
big czrryasi down 20 the railway station
three or four times . day 70 meet the
trains. but size let TIE regular transfer
company handle the baggage.
The hotel pTnspered from the beginning.
and there was no reason why Il should
nss, fer everything was neat and home
ike. ard the cooking vas the best In Tex
but ID q good reason why II was aprre-
eiaset Every Sunday IL Was crowded
TIE dramzncrs used 20 swarm there from
ai! the narrhsrn-censral part OF the state,
and every passenger on the Santa Fe
trains vas ar advertising agent. The
"sanefifec sisters" made money, as they
deserved to do; they enlarged their essab-
Esameni and started q big laundry IN
connection with n, where the 1ruuImers
Jeff their soiIed clothes 10 De done up
while they were out during the week.
Then the ''s:sters' bought q hotel az
Waco. and started laundry there. with
equal SUCCESSIVE ashington Correspond
snce Of the Chicago Record
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:. Delaware. Delaware river. tem,o-arw
iaght at Gruoos landing
denmark, the Ksttegat temporary Ees.
cens between Schultz grund and Anholt
Detroit river. LimekiIn Crossing channa,
depth, signals
Florida TAMPA bay entrance h,cv r,.r.
ing Muiles Key shoal
France. north coasf. rvhArsou,v W,
sgr established in ssght on wew .ni az
hrsak~a.er VI
france, north coast light exhtn.e, ~,
ne Horaine de Brehas beacon.
france, north ccsst, fstaseau Ses Pn>hes
pouvres. alteration In light
france, north coast. Port en- Bess,n fga.t
asat, amended particulars.
france ~est coast, Lore river entrance
"a vie - Martin rev light established
Dor. wreck removed. res: o. plies reha.It
Iaarons or Mariana islands Guar
amended position Of Galvez bank
Lake Erie. Cleveland harhor caution
Lake Erie PensSy svaflta Presrsystle nSh.
station. color ~ tower changed
Lake MICHIGAN. Michigan City h4rbcr en-
trance wreck removed
Lake Superior, Duluth harnor entrance.
caution.
Dor new buoy.
Msssachgs~,ts Pc~.on hars~s-. caution
Nerta Pacific ocean. nan-sxss.encs Of Al
Egaioy shea, in assigned position
Philippine Islands. San B~rraYdsao s.rat.
scln5snTx
Re- s.ea. YenSo. approach. sAerno reef.
wreck dasa p.eawe1
ssoafe Iss2Ma Narrsgnr=s>4. sAv entrance
ws~sssss passage. N0gy marking xrsck
81 1sa4r RIVER. saEksn wrcck below Ma
fine city.
Lake Ere. Ohio. raiS7o<s Ass:aA.,,a
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! sEIF-REsPECTING HORSE.
GOslingtOn Put Out, However, by Its
Failure to Recognize True Merit.


las far as my observation goes" said
Mr.. Goslington. ''the horse prefers not to
be petted by strangers. He Is a reserved
sort Of creature not encouraging famil-
iarity, but, on the contrary. rather with
drawing from 1t; but 1t seems to me the
horses intelligence Is scarcely on a par
with his sensitiveness. Thus:
Passing over a crosswalk at a down.
town corner the other day. encountered.
hooked to a wagon standing in the inter-
secting street, a horse that stood with his
nose close to the crosswalk. within easy
touch Of the passers-by. The man ahead
OF me, with the most friendly intentions.
but with. as II seemed to me, quite super.
fuous good nature. reached out as he
passed and drew his hand down the horses
nose. II was done gently enough. and It
was meant to convey to the horse SENSE
OF the mans friendly consideration. But
the horse actually didn't care for II: he
drew his head back from the touch. May
be he was DOING when the man touched
him. and SO drew back mechanically, but
I thought he didn't like the familiarity,
and ! thought that was all right, but
was a little piqued moment later when
as l passed him. the horse drew his head
back from me; he had been touched by
the man ahead; he feared a repetition OF
that action on my part and he drew his
head back to avoid II. He didn't distin-
guish between ME, who would never have
dreamed OF disturbing him, and the man
who had intruded upon him., in fact, he
appeared not to recognize my remarkable
refinement at all: he simply regarded me
as he did all the rest."-New York Sun.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TIN
State of Washington for the County q
King. In the matter OF the estate o.
Edward J.. Nordhoff. deceased. No. 1tsA
In Probate. Administrative notice ~
sale OF personal property. rs
Notice IL hereby given that the under-
signed ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate OF Ed
ward l.. Nordhon. deceased will. at the
front door Of the Bon Marche, at No. IN
Second avenue i'm tba city Of Seattle,
county of Kiug. state OF Washington. on
the 3ist day of May, 1899. at the hour OF "
o'clock a. m. sell at public auction to the
htgheet bidder. for cash. the stock Of Nor
chaui.se belonging 10 said estate. contains
"a I'm the establishment known a. the Ron
Marche and situated at Nos 1925 1870 Sec.s
ona avenue. and at Nos. rs and III PIKE
street in the city OF Seattle. and also tho
good will OF the business there conducted
fiy the decedenf Mt the time Of his death
and since then by the administering.
Dated thia 18th dsv of Nav. 1899
JOSEPHINE +. NORDHOFF
Administrative of the estate OF Edward Il
Norjhcff. Deceased.
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VESSELS Round IN.

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Se erareh hYarogra aStc office. For.
Townsend. WASH. WILL furnish an Aysrs3ra-
e9f. 'FnT az charge. ftS3t .mfaTrnAttc-. re-
sarssnx Ire ta3}awtns, nasices q mariners.
AsA$sa. Ssast4nsaa channel r.aoxgax
AGNs established
AsAsSa. Nraasss strais, amended position,
q certain h&aeSs
Hack "a. Russia X aarsaTs hay. Cchakay
efs&nrs+. regulations S4Ffas dredging
sack ~Ns- haszsa Sc sfnxs5i -nAyAor
submarine shsas. ~ Gksi fs~t xnch0~axs
BFsttsa Ce}zrssSa. Fraser river entr.S.,s
Garry faint ag&s sasSslsne,s
t@S3- @aatH caaSs Guantanamo ~
nSes rxetsssea
CGh&e esasa caass. Sznt,axo De Gaia bar.
80 ssAsSes In a2ssAxa
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS
Notice is hereby given. That sealed bt0e;
will be received by the board OF county
commissioners Of King county, WashluGs
ton. until o'clock p. M, June 23d, -
for the furnishing OF all material and tho'
construction OF \ drawbridge with cieor
openings OF 50 feet; together with ~
necessary approaches. piers and pier ypfe.
lection, as shown on plans now on Ale n
the office OF the board OF county cnmmiUl
sioners. or bidders may submit their cWu
plans.
Bids must he addressed to the board e
county commissioners. Endorsed bid foRs
the Construction OF Bridge across Whito
River. near Orillia. WASH" and muuk
name a lump sum for the work complete
Each bid must be accompanied by cash
or certified check on a Seattle hank n
the sum of $4,000 made payable to tn
chairman OF the board, to be forfeited n
King county by the successful bidder d
case he falls to enter into contract, With
bonds to be approved by the board. within
five (5) days Of the date OF the award.
Payment will be made In warrants q
the Road and Bridge fund or in cash. q
the board may elect.
The board reserves the right to rejoct
any and all bids.
Dated this 18th day of May. 1899.
e. III. EvENSON.
Clerk of the Board County Commissions
ers. King County, Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-29
PROPOSALS FoR INDIAN suppLlEs- "a

FOR INDIAN SUPPLIEe-
Department OF the interior. Office OF h.
dian affairs Washington. ID. c.. May u
1899 Sealed proposals will be received
by the commissioner of Indian Affairs
care of $40 Second street. San Francigca
Cal, until o'clock p M. OF Wednesdoys
June II. 1899. for furnishing for the IN
dian service, bacon. beans. coffee. hARn
bread. homfny, lard. mess pork. ruI
oats, rice, salt. coarse: ealt. fine: SUD-
and tea. and other articles Of sub
tence supplies, groceries. crockery. hat0s
ware, harness. agricultural implemeneA
etc Bids must be made on governmene
blanks. Schedules giving all necessary
information for bidders viii be furnished
upon application to the Offices OF tn
Chronicle and Journal OF Commerce ana
at 80 Second street. San Francisco, Cal;
the Republican OF Denver. Col: the Posi-
Inteliigencer, Of Seattle, WASH; the Tyib.
une. OF Salt Lake City. Utah.: tho Morn.
ing Oresonian. and the Depot Quarter
master, u, s. A.. Portland. Or. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids 60
to accept or reject any part Of q bid.
Bids will be opened at the hour and date
above named and bidders are invited q
be present at the opening.
w. A. JONES. Commissioner.