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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

Cotton Exchange Special Liverpool Cables-Spot
moderate demand Sales 1000 bales. Speculation
export 800 American 5000 receipts. 1900: American.
1900 micoling upland. SID. steady
PSI I3-64o adnavce; 1:45 p. m. steady 3i2
64Q3 5G4d advance. Closed quiet y 6iG212
advance. DecemberJanuary. 2s
427b; March, 5231&s: Msrch-Apri, 5225gs April May.
5l9Q5-20; May-June. BID: June-July. 514i2s; July
August 512s. August-SepeTnber, 5o3v: September
tober. 4.47b: OctoberNovember 436s
Abs. Administrations dull. Cloths slowly.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Improvement
strength wheat holders asking 5GIOc advance on
brands Buyers the rise reluctantly however ana
general trade small. Spring patents 50 1OQs3 90:
winter straighs So 45Qs3 50; patents So ESQ
IS 90 spring clears. 81 s5as2 80; extra No winter
So sOas2 30; Nc winter. So 6CGs2 IS; grade
sl7 50Qsis per and arrive. FLOUR
Weak quoted Fair good. 81 S0Gs3 20; choice 70
faEcy. So 2GQS3 30. .CORNMEAL<-S
Kiln dried 81 1882 30 Is brand ....-. BAG MEAL
Steady, quoted Fine white and yellow 90cQSl;
ss4s -FEED-Steady: quoted: Spring bran spot
%: arrive, 2c9 10 s6 80: bran
5OTs19 white: middlnRs sl64sls CITY
SIC 5oGsI7: hominy chon SIS az: oilmeal s26 75
linseed oilcake. s25 80; ocake. ST. 20.
GRaIS-WHEAT-1he wheat market yesterday a
affair than anybody had expected
q-!te active times. with shorts buyers
and scarcity Of wheat for sac throughout the entire
were l@1%c net higher and about top for the day OF
Influences exerting q buiish effect market
he important and crop
reports France Broouhsii cabled that crop
would be 81 900 coo bushes short Of last and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New YORK foot Q, y Z
follows and minutes earlier from W -
900 a. m Daliy-Bueralo Express B sis+s. 50
For BinghsmtOn Waverly. Elmra and h'A~ "a
train Coaches and parlor car % Buffa.c oaiso.
ESQ 2. m Daily.-ChicagO Limited- rrssssst,aa "a
train TO Chicago arriving 20 ?. m. ART ninrg a.
m Sleepers Chicago Cleveland. CineinoaI sxnresss
$50 D. m. paily-BGralo and Cey eisaSa ~ Yoa.s,
I,rfalO Bradford jamestown a-VN - SsfA-
town 10 ~ a m Cleveland 1850 p m Siespe
and Cleveland. cafe car ,s.,stor waselss'
DIS . M DaiIy.-SOd train fer Binshansl 1gnclrnas>
Elrnlra Chicago Seepers 20 Buffalo. ChieHs''
Dining -, MAN Al
YNICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND - 80 a57 Hos-.
Il COMMODATIONS at Ill IL. 2bl. VI . s chsssss
way 1856 East fe5th ST. and 2IS West iss' - go -
and West Esd ST ferries. New York 80 tfeooSse "a
St ss Broadway Brooklyn l22 River ~ y. caIs tU =
Jersey city station York TRANSFER ~ -
checks baggage 70 destination
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.-De-


partment Of the Interior. once OF indian Anairs.
Washington. D. G. March 20. 1900 Sealed proposals.
Endorsed Proposals for beef four
may be. and directed the Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs 235 johnson Chicago received
until O'Clock. p. OF Tuesday April L. 1900. for
furnishing for the Indian Service. beef -four. bacon
beans coffee rice tea and other articles OF sub
also for boots and shoes baking
powder crockery agricultural implements paints oils.
glass, tinware harness leather shoe findings
saddery, hardware school medical supplies
and long list OF miscellaneous articles. Sealed pro-
posals, ndorsed Proposals for blankets wooden and
cotton goods clothing etc, as the case may BE- and
directed TO the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Nos %
and 10 Wooster street New York City. will be received
until O'Clock. p. m Of Tuesday. May 10. 1900 for
furnishing the Indian Service, blankets wooden ard
cotton goods. clothing. notions hats and Bids
must be made Government blanks. Schedules Civ
ing all information for bidders will be furnished
APPLICATION to the Indian Office. Washington. ID. G.;
Nos a and 40 Wooster street, New York City; 23S
Johnson street Chicago. M the Commissaries Of Sub
siStenCe L. :. A. Cheyenne Leavenworth. Omaha
Louis. st. Paul Francisco the postmasters
Sioux City. YankOn Arkansas City Caldwell
Wichita and Tucson. Bids will be opened at the hour
and days above stated and bidders invited to be
present at the opening The Department reserves the
right determine the point of delivery and reject
and all bids. part of any bid.
w. A. JONES. Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
STOCK on HAND.
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Sew-York. March 2s 1900
BEANS AND PEAS-The Psincipessa Crtstiana
arrived from Fiume with "a 055 There IL no
change in the price OF foreign beans; selling
fairly holders asking full he.f
grade. Domestic medium steadiev with lev
tobbing sales OF fancy quality 50 90 Medium and nea
quieter than Of late, but show change OF i'm
portance Red kidney white kidney yellow eve and tir
soup very duh and Green peas are held
little hrmer under somewhat stronger Western advices
We choice, 150S9 III,
do medium choice 81 Is: pes state and Wrbigan'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

COITON-Speculation in cotton slack buliisE
factors upon which the buying based
with the additional feature
respecting the there
claims Of late planting followed termination.
Yet the market developed buying power. And not
withstanding advance spots az
in futures Liverpool liquidation became the feature
here with the desire 70 sell increased by partial
cessOn al Liverpool, where the
1a2 1-264d- Our market opened steady prices
: points higher 10 ? points lower That IT
surprise the had looked for
leading strength Liverpool. Selling to uquidate long
worked off a level sa13 points below the opening
figures. Some notice. the delivery
April contracts were issued adding the local weak
Outside speculation Is a low
decline would have been fact
the bear contingent inundated
Of manipulation. There buyinP by
traders representing NewOrleans this
morning. but that gave later selling
class Some Of the selling was traced to Wall
few Of the larger local displayed
LITTLE confidence in the afternoon. whole
a hesitsting market. with Of he
below the The
and steady at net unchanged prices a decline OF
points
The Of contract prices in the local to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
WEST SEORE-R.R

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. N Y as follow,
and rs m. foot OF w. 42d st: -
'12sS5 T. Nj, CONTINENTAL. LIMITED for Detrot
Chicago and ST. Louis. Dining Car
Gals Z. NJ. Chicago and 81. Louis Limited
tSi0O y. NJ. Buffalo and Niagara Fails Exnrex.
'SiI5 p. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
|paily. Except Sunday.
Timetables principal hotels and ofnce. Raglan.
checked from hotel residence We,tcott',
c. z. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL,
Railroads

9l2 A NJ. and 3.5S p. NJ Daily except Sunday to
field; Sundays only eco A. NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated Pntsch Light
Ticket offices at ll8 26l AIS and 1918 Broadway IS
Union So. w, 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West 1eSth 81
18th St and i3sth 81 stations New York T25
Fulton St and tOi broadway z. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt' New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked hotel or residence bv
Westcot Express Company. -
GEORGE H. DANIELS. General PASSENGER .gs,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
BALTIMORE & Ohio R. r.

FUK W
Leave New York. South Ferry tWhitehau Tsrrninah -
foot OF Liberty street
'Daily. Except sunday rscn.1yA
CHICAGO. 80 a II. Liberty street only. 'lN
and sl2 10 night. NJ
PITTsBURG. 40 a m liberty street oniyA >"
.. m. IL. 10 night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 5000 a ISIS =
ROYAL Blue TRAINS. 49,.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE TSO0. 'lose - 49,
'11SO a. m CDinerl tLOO ? DINER. 'lSo 49, ~.
.3o0 (Royal Limited exclusively Pullman Trsln rsf
and Cafe) .4.55 Diner. '555 p. m. Dtnsri ara -
night. NORFOLK. +1.OO p. m
All trains illuminated with Pintsch Lsntt. =
Offices 113, 112. 2Sl. 49, 1854 Broadway. = t1
w I21 Bowery. y. Y. $50 Fulton BROOKLYN "" -,
hall Terminal and Liberty Baggage cEecS71 -"
hotel or residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

Stations foot 2Sd Cortlandt and DesArosses
(Penns r. r. Ferries = o.ss-,aD
.T'ne West sd Street other figures Ccrands 8 os
Daily Sunday cav
trains daily. tSunday leaves as AN esunGSy cav.
X Sunday leaves BIS pm Sunday avcSaSF ~
ts6.5S 100 A. VI Local for EASrON q. TAILS -
.5.J5 NJ Fog BUFFALO Nh rsr, %
West, and principal local points Paror ana pi1'Ds
meets for Coal Branches z..uonp u
+.tI.J5. 100 BLACK OiaNSStS al
IN the World
capacity Due Buffalo conaecins Wa al,s os
70 Detroit A. Chicago Dining service Ay1ua
12.31, I.00PM. For Win stiste pos1
vS.IO y5.2OP,M Local for MACH ~ ,rs ~ ~
XXX IkIOP chicago NeStiou.e tlIl-.IC 49, Csese
ARK FALLS and poin.s West Through sleep'as - "A
.,.S5. S.OorM Exposition Express for SVs'-- -.,.s
Toso y, a oorx For ITHACA. ROCHESTER s1i-
aud West Sleeping Cars 10 ChicasO ,-.,ls daY si.'
so PIAINFfFIp and BOUND BROCh 49, 80 ADJ. =
S,nd-- y NJ 4. N: 10. n. 81 81 - ~ y
Tickets Pullman acconmoda ~ rS vi AZ.
81 Fulton 81 Court q BdS'y and AnneN 49,
n Y. Transfer Co viii call Ter and eaeNA 1850
,er.jence through 10 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

d. c.. March Is. 1sO0.-SEALED PROPOSALS are
invited will be received Department until
- Thursday. the 26th day of April 1900
nishng such Registered Package, Tag Ofical.
Letter Envelopes be ordered for the OF the
Department postmasers. and the postal
period Of year, beginning the LIST July
1900 Blank forms of proposal with full specifications
samples o envelopes be furnished upon
application Assistant Postmaster General
PERRY s. HEATH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY MARCH 20 1900

2s7 ssS bales: shipments SIS bales;
sales. 400 bales: stock. 81. 92s bales -
ST. Louis March 2s-Cotton quiet: middlng 7-16c;
middline psc good ordinary. SIC Net receipts 4s
gross 1647 shipments. le14 bales; STOCK
SO. 435 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 2s.-Ciosing-Beef firm; extra inda
mess 7ss Cd; prime T2s Sd Pork firm; prime
Western, Sd. Hsms-Short cut. IL 70 10 10
firm ass Bacon firm Cumberland cut - 70 ." 10 ' %
rib No. SIS: long clear mddes. light 80
clear middles. heavy, 30 TO 70 ~
backs 10 to Is H. 35s clear bellies -
18 Shoulders. square, II TO IA 10 hrrn 58s 90
Lard firm; prime Western in tierces. s2s 3D. American
refined In pals Butter-Finest and good United
States nominal dull: American finest white SIS
American coored cas- Tallow dull; prime city
n 2.s 3D. Cottonseed oil-tun
refined. August. 21s Cd Turpentine- Spirits
steady 3D. Rosin-Common steady. 5s petroleum
Refined. 7%d. L1nseed oil. 25s Cd Peas-Canadian
IS I'D F1our-St fancy winter steady. as Sd.
Hops at London Pacific COAST steady, e 5sdf3 5s
Wheat-Spot nominal futures hrm March nominal; May
81 9ihd: July sid. Corn-Spot firm: American mixed
new I'D: American mixed Old As I'D futures firm;
May. As I'D: July. IS I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

l56S bales for Vera Cruz; l64 for
1456 for Santiago: 19O for Bermuda 1921 for
Barbados; Manila: 113 for Trinidad 80 for
scattering 1850 for London; total 7s41 do last week.
2 1873.
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES-Domestic white po-
quite free supply and with demand
market rules and outside figures extreme. Sweet
potatoes dull and weak seed demand for Maine stock
light, though choice held about steady. Old onions
active demand and firm: Bermuda and Havana rather
slow Asparagus increasing in supply and Choice
Cabbages in good demand and firm. Eggplants
In light supply. Kale steady Spinach weak and lower
weak under increasing supplies Tomatoes
in large accumulation and prices show Improvement
Other vegetables range about quoted We quote: Po
tatoes Bermuda, Dbl. s5as6 do State, per
Maine Rose per Dbl 50 25Gs2 so: do Hebron 81 75aS2
sweet potatoes Jersey Dbl 81 259ss IS onions Ber
Eastern. white. per bbl s26s3 do yellow. s2asa; do
81 50GS2 do orange County, white. per bag 81 5oq
50: do red: 81 25q$l rs; do State and Western white,
Dbl, 81 5O@S2: do yellow. 81 5Oas2: 25a
Florida per carrier s2a$3 Havana per crate s2as3
Florida rer basket S3QS6; do California. fiat
punches $2as3; do Bermuda case s2ds2 So romane
Bermuda per crate, s1qS1 10 beans Florida per
crate, 81 50qs5 squash. Florida bushel S1a
Florida per 75c0$2 urnips Russia Dbl roc
dS 12 asparagus Galveston, dozen lunches S3QS9
California 81 50a$5 80; Brussels sprouts at 16@
mudn. per crate. s16$1 80; do Orleans. per 100
lunches S3GS4 Charleston 100 lunches sl0s3 so
celery California. dozen, SOCIAL rs: do Florida.
81 50dS3 90 caulifoWers California S3G
81 80: cabbage Florida. bb 50 50@s3 so;
Charleston crate. 50 5O6s2 California per
So 50Gs4 5O Texas Dbl SO 5o9s4
Dbl s4ds6 eggplants Florida. crate s9S6 escarole
New-Orleans per Dbl. S3dS4: kae Norfolk Scotch per
bb s1ds1 go do blue. 81 25GS1 rs; lettuce Florida
half Dbl basket Sass 30; do North Carolina. Dbl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
,JvrppooI, COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. March % p m-cotton spot Limited de-
25- 32d; good mddng o lsd: middlns oed low mid
-f6d; ordinary, 3D. The sales
the day were 600 bales OF 500 bales for
speculation and export and included 6.Ioo American.
Receipts bales including is 300 American Futures
opened steady cosed quiet at the advance
and April. % -64I5 Is s4d. sellers; April and May
19-64d5 30 Cad value May and June I.o4d ouyeis:
~ 64d. sellers; August and September 3-otd
value; September and October 4764d buyers: october
and November. 64d. sellers November and Deem
Der. sellers; December and January 20 c*o
sellers january and February 27-64d buyers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
Proposals.


A RAIY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST, NEW
YORK CITY. MARCH 9th. 1s0O.-Sealed proposals.
trplicae, subject the usual conditions will be
ceived this Office until IL o'clock \. NJ April 9TH.
1900 which time and place they will be opened in
the bidders for furnishing and delivering at
either the New York Chicago Depots OF the Quarter
masters Department 5000 Nankeen shirts and 5000
Nankeen Drawers: conforming to standard and
specifications adopted March 26th 1eooQuanes subject
POO increase Blank proposals giving full information
and bidding be obtained at this office The
T. s. Government the right TO reject accept
all proposals thereof Preference Will
be given to articles Of domestic production or manu-
conditions of quality and price neluding in the
price OF foreign productions manufacture The duty
thereon being equal Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for Nankeen Shirts and
Drawers and addressed to Colonel A. = KIMBALL.
Asst Q. NJ. General. L. 5. A. Depot O. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

p
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at I4S 400 m,
300 Broadway and IA Park Place. ~ ~
Westcott's Express Company call and r,.cL
baggage destination 'Deiiy ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
CENTRAL R. R. OF new JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks 'Eiectro-Pneumaric'' Sz-al.
Stations in New York foot OF Liberty s.,
and South Ferry.
Leaving time from South Ferry IA trA sz-a =. A..
Liberty St. except when noted - iod
Trains leave foot OF Lfberrv s.
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown Nauch rynr,z A.
49, SLID: $40 a NJ tsl2:OO NJ Eastor1 ia
$40 90; -, 81 80 to EastOn) p "
(st:Oo 20 EastOn) A N. 90. $50. $500 p M 'N
For Wilkssbarre, PittSton and Scranton Al,
A NJ. l:30 P. NJ. Sundays. $50 A NJ
FOR Reading and Harrisburg at 400 .4so T:90 a.N
1Ofp, 1850 70 Reading A NJ. 100 30 "a 10 ss|n
$3.50 70 Reading, P. M si2:t5 night Sundays "a,
1:3O TO Reading A NJ. s1,O0. 1870 80 $500 ,as1
to reading p. NJ, s12:15 night ~
For s'ations On he NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH
Red Bank onlyl 1I;30 A NJ. 81 - and $40 . Rsi
Bank only) $3.50 b623 p VI sundays 200 f'l0.is
Red Bank onlyl A NJ. $500 P. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD and Lakshurst. $50 ASH 4
NJ. 81: +5 $3.50 1910 IS 90 P NJ SUNDAYS 'f0.i5 Nj
For Toms River and Barnegat. 40 as;SO A "
81 as 1910 P. VI. SUNDAYS .1O.is A NJ
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, '430 A. VI sf:45 $50
NJ Atlantic City special with vestibllsd Coaches al
Par1~r Gar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

Rio-conee market firm 7 Rio $3.50; exchange
$50 receipts 1000 bags; cleared United States
bags. ' '0
The statistical position Brazilian coffee Is a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

SEAl4ED PhOtOSALS endorsed proposals
for Pumping plant Will De received at the Bureau
Yards and Docks. Navy Department. Washington
l O'Clock April there publicly
opened, furnish and install pumping
for dry dock No. l. at the Navy Yard New York. For
plans specifications and forms proposal address
mandant Navy Yard. New York. MORDECAI T. EN-
DICOTT, Chief OF Bureau. March II. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

Spot cotton the quiet prices
unchanged the basis middling upland and
lo1sc for mddling iu.f. Sales
markets middng quoed}. officially
wire as follows Sew-orleans quiet and steady, Csc;
Mobile nominal, 9tc; Savannah steady, 9i-c; Charles
ton nominal, quotations; Wilmington firm. che;
folk nominal, 9+c. Baltimore nominal 5-l6c Augusta
steady. csc; Memphis steady, 7-16c; s. quiet
9 7-l6c.
he movement is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
NAVAL STORES.

There advance of A gallon nrice of
spirits urpentine Savannah and the
firm. with light stocks available here. demand
not active. Rosin ruled steadv former rates
be said Of tar end ditch. Quotations follow:
TAR-Reeulars. 81 90: DO OF, btls, SO so
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-5 Il d56c
RosIN-Common 70 good strained. 81 70: E 81 757
81 So: 81 SIS: C. 81 90 II 50 10: 50 %: X 50 ~;
NJ. 50 so; y. So l5 " G. SO co. W ". SO rs.
STOCK ON HAND.
f 1lo hbls
Tar 24TI bbls
SAVANNA March 2s-Spirits turpentine firm
cepts, POS bbs; sales 70; exports Rosn nominal:
other grades firm receipts 937 bbls; exports 1870
Wilmington, March 2s.-Spirits turpentine dull IN
changed receipts 10 bbls Rosin steady unchanged;
22I hb!s. Crude turpentine quiet S2dS3
cepts. q bbs Tar steady 81 90; receipts, PAT htis
London March cs-Turpentfne- Sntr,s ans "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
'ement is as follows

New-Orleans expects tomorrow ZOO 1sO0 bales.
against 3,ss6 actual week 2.37S year At
Houston the estimate is $50 bales,
1,I40 last week 2.2l3 year
Receipts the points
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

Foreign Coffee Markets:-santos-Coreer market weak:
eood average Santos $500 receipts 5000 bags
81 bags aaInourg-coffes market opened pfen-
ls nigher at 23O p. net L rfennig higher.
oofIee market opened quiet \ franc higher; -
unchanged; at p m. quiet unchanged; at s 30
,. m. unchanged: sales. % 600 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND z
WASHINGTON.
From foot OF Liberty 81
Week days. $50 500. 1900 Oh 80 Dining Car. A. ~.
q 900 Dining Carr. 1:30 $500 Royal Blue Limited Sc,
$500 Dining Carr ? NJ, s12:15 mdt- suntays 'asl
1000 n1;S0 Dining Can A. NJ. 1,SO $50 Royal B,.s
Limted). 5000. $500 Dining Carr P NJ sI2.i5 nd.
Additional trains Philadelphia week iays 73O s.O1
A NJ. $3.50 $500. $3.50 sI.3O. .9-45 p " su-daTz
$500 A. NJ. $500. 20 90 P. NJ
Tickets and narior car seats az roo Of Liser.y s..
South Ferry 1l3 1T2 PSI +34. az "a LS54 Broad
way. I37 9Th Az. 25 Union So. West i5S East lzta
St. 2I3 West 125th St. 245 Columbus Az, New York;
Court ST, al SEQ Fulton 81 Brooklyn; ss Broadway,
VILLA msburg The New York Transfer Co win call ~
and check baggage from hotels residences tes,ss
ton.
'From Liberty 81. only
sFrom South Ferry five minutes earlier.
from South Ferry SOS p. NJ
aFrom South Ferry 600 A. ".
bFrom South Ferry $40 P ".
jFrom South F,-ry 3:55 P NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. March 2s.-Spring wheat-No / Northern. roc;
Ne Northern. 15isc Winter wheat strong No 2 rec,
yellow. 4oh4c: No yellow. 42c: No yellow. 41%c No
corn. 42c; No corn. Al 1Hc. Oats firm; No white
29a4c: No 3 white. 29c; No 4 white. 2Sec No mixed
2612c: No mixed. 26c
Chicago. March 2s.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29

heelps OF breadstuHs AZ lnteror POINTS IN IHuusIus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-29
Ralroans.


.~r. nSo.ses and Cortiandt Street. 60 ana Des.
zine leaving time from pe-s
that Given heIow mHe minutes later thsS
S'5S a eeRt where otherwise notea a'ress
Cars New York TO PitisburE sieeos1 Slnet Parior
q 9. 10 coaches 20 PittsburE F'''soarS
Sonnar,,sr, sifsSNSfIsvANIA LIMITFsDNp11r
Itnrhr oiecplng. Dining Srno<n1 raa
Indianapolis. LOUISVILLE ST louis AO'-uo. Clnciaaa,
Los II. VI. CHICAGO AMI 81 rfr-,, -,
For NASHVILLE via Cincinnati and Iousviif1 fzsS-
apolis. Chicago. ST. Louis. ST'i4e' lndaa-
Toledo except Saturday chicago p.
lido Il. VI. SOlTHWESTERN EXPRESS
burg Akron Cleveland Cincinnati IoS,sTIs Pts
'SS =. NJ PACIFIC EMPRESS p,-..,
Route Con-.cts for cIevsIst' va shenandoah tas-s
500 y. ". NAH. AND EXPRESS.-Pu1iT-aS
Sleepins Gar New York 70 Altoona Ess, 1870 5zSt
burg and points West, daily except ss ~ Ps,s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-11-15

style of construction as proposed for
the steam pump house, but of single
room about "a feet square, inside di-
| mensions; this building complete with
foundations for pump, would cost
about $3.50. 90
Water Tower
This should be located on the high
ground, nearest the business center Of
the city. There are two sites now
owned by the city, and apparently
available for this structure. The fl t
site is on the old fan : .ound. Just o15-
posite the end OF Court house stree
and the other at the south end OF the
High school lot, midway between Col
lege and Milwaukee streets; the first
| named is preferable.
The tower should have tank with
a capacity of not less than $50 900 gal.
Ions, and should be elevated SO tha:
the bottom of the tank will be ahou:
I ITO feet above the ground surfac,
This elevation would produce a pres.
sure at the hydrants, in the busine>
portion of the city, varying from 63 i,
50 pounds, depending upon whether
| the tank was full or nearly empty.
| and these pressures are sufficient for
proper fire streams.
The tank would be of steel. eXcept
| the conlcal frame roof, and would be
supported in turn on small concrete
and stone piers. The structure and
its coloring should be. such as to MAX
it an attractive feature of the Ian.
scape, with but little additional
pense for orna,nentation. The inl,
pipe from the tank to the ground
should be thoroughly protected against
frost. The structure would be dur
able and permanent one.
1t would be possible to arrange an
electric valve at the tower, by which
means it could be shut off from the
distribution system. and the plant op-
Grated as direct pressure system dur
ing fires, or any other time which
might be desired. But the plant will
be much more safely operated if the
tower is depended upon for fire pro-
lection in addition to the pumping
machinery. The pressure at the fire
hydrants due to the tower will be suf-
ticient, with moderate lengths of hose
and pumping by direct pressure, inde-
pendent of the tower, would not be
necessary, except in the event of the
tower being empty, or nearly so. This
latter condition is one which should
not be permitted to occur, and the
pumps should be operated often
enough TO maintain a high average
level of water.
1 estimate the cost of the tower,
complete, with foundations, inlet pipe,
etc, but not including an electric
valve, at $S39O.0O.
Summary.
A summary of the cost of the COM
pleted plant for both steam and cleo