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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-16
z. S. Wright.


Especial Dispatch to The Times)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, March 10
Mr.. r. s. Wright. one of the oldest citi-
zens of Caroline county, died this week
at his home at Bowling Green, after a
short illness of grip. He was merchant
and clerk of Calvary Baptist Church.
He leaves a wife and three children.
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Frederick Bush.
Especial DISPATCH /

WINCHESTER. VA. March 15--Fred-
e!'ick Bush. d native OF Winchester. died
recently at Lexington. kentucky. aged
% years He was the oldest elder OF the
Presbyterian Churcl, in that State. He
was brother of Rev. David Bush. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South. and
of Daniel Bush. Of Minctlester.
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Colonel Henry c. Burr,
nv Associated Press,)

tBy .Assoc.Atsd iftssD
ATLANTA. GA. March i5.-Coionel
Henry c. Burr. of Griffin. Ga, lead
ing business man and prominent Mason,
died here suddenly to-day. he was q
member of Forests Cavalry during the
(,i,iI War.
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MANCHESTER BUREAU. ,,o.
CARRIERS RIrG-sToRE. Nc. iio1
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Each of the rival telephone companies
in Richmond claim that they desire to
put the business on a sounLbasis No
pun Intended
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PERSONAL AND CRITICAL.

Mark Twain says he believes In wo-
mans suffrage. Evidently there is no
truth in the report that Mr.. Clemens
powers as a humorist are waning.
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AFTERMATH.

An exchange well says that Congress
is something like "A country house. 1t
costs more every year to run it
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Y
People who haze not hithclto been
willing to believe that this is a queer
world are requested to read this adVer-
tisement published in New York:
TO ROPISTS-Advertlser'
wife. very delicate health. ordered south
of states: cannot meet expenses OF Jour-
nev and settlement: shall be most thank
ful for donations or loan. TeDayable
when possible; strictly honest, energetic.
hard worker; about $500 needed; money
business men not entertained, ieceiptS
duly acknowledged.
The address of the advertiser is IN
England.
Since presidential candidates are al
r.ady being sroo1ned for the next race 1t
may be we'll to mention that young Joe
Letter is the choice or the ne" ON
Walters Union One of the clean-shaVen
employees of the Holland House di1il"s-
room. reports a New York correspondent.
GREW communicative the other nisht ana
eyp,a;ned how deep an interest people OF
his kind took in politics. Sad TINS par
tic,l;ar waiter: Were not much 1or
nolitics. as a rule. but when Croker S
waiter at the Murray Hill started cam
pai.u club to work for Iammah3. we
.-ot TO talking it over. Mr.. Joe Letters
name was mentioned, and he became
known as the walters Candidate lof
President. Why. l don Know, SIT, put
if he we're nominated ! believe every
waiter in the country would vote Tor
him
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
sAnd interest.

New-Iork, Apr!I . f'l.
oa9 in marrow bans chey 50 90 choice quality
s'i sn4 Gda lots Sold manly s. io fancy Cena
are hel9 :f @ Ef , 9amand 2i5 dr o5Rer s,pt leans
Foreign hea1s sens f1lIS "gl ana r M irsh - ols 5
We quote: Beans n'i ~ ~ Sc *. S5 yes bHis 5.tS
- - m medium. tisney 5t. 10 CS2 H. 60 white ia
ney ~ chotce s. :5as2 50: 80 low cnoce, Sc oa
sf5-aa M a2 'isi s. 10 imparea saa g e5q$4 - imported
81 ss - green peas 81 l5a$l ia 90 scotch
'BfITrEi:I6e butter market very short TOY r
fresh taeie F eid If, T Tm The general Inc Of values
Mas not disturbed. however re ~..ers e~pecng So1s
Interested in the hearr ne M 9s, ss Ie Sew % battc %
efy extras per r. 22 60 hrs;s. y &c do secon!s
sa2oie g & 5aifd% % lS@ is. 3'5I> DO thirds 5a 6e
western imitation cfsa1l; , enc; -, - 70 T
i fsrcy 1S 'iiel5.c 40 large gu1s fancy iasglas
10 faF - rolls choice 49, u4c d. rnmon
prime ia ~ i5c od tattrr. Creauery sum
mae eh@iee m IL ara mes, i41 5c % common 70
good IIaIs'= Mese.n taSt2, % far in I'd f
cream cee ,aaaM IA inras i,,a, Of ar I stoSss af
white cheese s ,li coicred cheese Is also N light
11ir a r etScl ut large quan'it OF large col
h idcrs splitting and selling as IN iinFes & ana lTS' fr an
ter maie ia' W.1;er made SKINS also slow and
shaoe "rtkei rcr,oal cable - white And AS I'll
made coored fancy l-tml25gs DO ~ i" ne s ~ prin7e
70 DO choice Iii-gi i,c a. Fo@1 % orr4 fa
aIlI... % common - lar, '.-..tt
Ip- tanc. lii-c, DO white fancy IlR!l,tc,
mace ioi.qtic. do good prime. 10" lc5sc'
20 Common ta fair at4a3a4c: light skins sf1Si, ] so 81
:, =, ,arre choice Ia4Sc. part SKINS ltie ~
7cs DO fair 10 good 5G6c do common 0p4 'Ni SN'S
fftIs-Arr.vals heavy and stock & Is Ss aE M u,
in ,erv good shape; market Shows 4 Z - r1 wanted
.n .t.,s.5 rrr.e Duck very scarce az 49,
go s,,ys nrn quote: Siate - s!'Is9 y a'9 go
Ia Western storage packed. %'.94c do and
-. ,elLc- reutucly selected l".ac: NlH1"SAs an
LIZ s,,Tt,ern average prime i@'sc southern I~
Ssir las n 3c dirties. 12isc checks &c Su9N ese -
anc- goose eres 1Ol75c. ,-- .-. s,i-,,. 1theraI.
t-BI-TTs-FREsH- OF apples are t .,y fstor'
prices generally ~ uu>cis
lnrterTes n usual quality are drasElig hea' So
a. Cranees in light supply, good cel'-lI - W
e,rsvrberTies scarce and wanted al toreE sac Is.
fair % tar-ik yer os-'
quote pspy fair 10 choice So 5st; Ben DAYS qno, -
20 ~ ,sr 10 good. So 50Gs2 ala-in if
tsass ~ a 81 DO fair 10 So 5os2 30 Greenin<
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
Copartucr5EIp NotItc5.
lIICHAELIs \ RoHNAN.-The undrrsigr

I!lCHAELIS X ROHMAN.-'The undersigned.
desiring and continue limited partner
hp heretofore formed hy them the 3Oth day OF Narcn.
I pursuant 70 the provisions Of the statutes Of the
state or New YORK. hereby follows
l. The name firm under which partnership ia
oe cunfucted = NICHNE,l.IS & ROHNNN.
4He general of Intended 20 bs
transacted by the said partnership renewed and
htei sEaH BE- the na1Ute turing importing and selling
OF shirts ana gents furnishing goods branches.
anu e continuing ant the business heretofore
~ RoHMAN and the principal % Of said
Gop9r;nershp shah be the City and County OF New
York
= The name general partner interested therein
MAX = Rohuan. who resides humber 40 West End
AvenT-. IN Borough Of Manhattan city of York.
Nathan MichaeIs who restless number West 57th
street, in the Borough Manhattan and city OF
4oTlS. Both ~ said partners Of fun
The amount Of capital which the said special partner
IL contributing to the OF the said
Dollars
> The said renewed and continued partnership Is ts
5Hgin on the nth day 81 March 1901. tho
Guth day OF March 1893
Dated New York. March Nth 1901.
internal Revenue Stampl MAX s. ROHMAN
NATHAN MICHAELIS.
o. this 18th day OF March. 1901 before personally
came and appeared Max ROhnan Nathan Sfichaes,
% known and known He in5ivliuaIs
scrtbcd in and who executed the foregoing
ttey severaily duy acknowledged that they
clte1 the
tNotary's SeaLI o. +. JUDD.
Notary Public Kings County.
Certificate filed y. Y
LAURENCE ARNOLD TNNZER. Attorney, 40 Broaf.
way, Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
Proposals.
pROFOSALS FOR INDIAN sTPP17Ts-

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES-De-,
- partmeat OF The Interior Once OF Indian Affairs.
Warrington d. G.. March :. 1901 Sealed proposals.
forsed Proposals. FOR beef -four etc as the
30 Johnson street Chicago H. will be until
O'Clock. p OF Tuesday April o 90I furnishing
for the Indian Service, beef s7con beans core.
sugar. rice. and other articles subsistence also
for boots and shoes groceries. baking
eTo'kery agricultural implements. paints glass
ware wagons harness. leather shoe findings
etc hardware school and medical supplies. and long
st or miscellaneous articles Sealed
Proposals FOR blankets wooilen and goods
nr. etc, the be- and directed TO z
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs nd 70
street. New York City. VIII received o'clock
p. OF Tuesday May = l9UI TO- furnishing
Indian Service blankets. wooe1 and goods clcth
ing. notions. hats and Bids 81.
Go,ernmens blanks Schedules giving all necessary
formation for bidders viii be furnished application
he Indian ONCE Wsshinst7n. D c Nos u and 70
Wooster street. New York City 235 Johnson
Caso, III: No l2S Howard Omaha. the
ComH.ssaries ot Subsistence L. 5. A. at Cheyenue.
leaveuworth. 81 Louis ST- Paul. ard san Francisco.
the postmssters Sioux City Yankton City.
caldwell Topeka, Wichita. and Tucson. Bids will b
o3eaet az the hour and DAYS above stated bidders
are invited % De present the opening The
ment reserves the rsht determine the point delivery
and 10 reject any and all bids. OF bid-
". A Ss.O
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
DRAINING No. 10.
Mexican National Railroad Co.
Six per cent. Forty Years
First Mortgage Bonds.
PRIOR LIEN BONDSl
Issue of SIP, 100000.
Trustee:
Captain WILLIAM G.. RAOIL.

Notice is hereby given that the following
bers OF ia bonds Of Sic Of the above issue
amounting together to the u sf1OOO day drawn
for payment at IN the presence Charles seph
Watts Notary Public Of the city London in accord
with the conditions first mortgage or deed OF
trust dated st June. 1887. and ndenture Of
same date pleigng certain subsidy bonds
redeemable day June next az the Agency
Of the Mexican National Railroad Company in New York
where the holders required present them for re
denpton, after which date said bonds will
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

4 DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions The Tribune
received at their Uptown Once. No. Ic42 Broadway.
I'd O'Clock D. m: advertise
cor 23dst.. 1852 6th-ave I2h-sI: Macys sth-ave
and 14hst lac CoiuTbus-ave. West 66th-st.;
West 42dst. 6th-ave.: o. East 14th-s 257 West
42ds. between aves I59 East 47th-st: sss
sdave. 10th 18th sr.: 1925 sd-ave near
s1stst los Ist-ave. ssth-st. 75s
ESQ sd-ave. 4lst-s 554 ad-ave 30 Bleecker-s.
325 BIeecker-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

r-,s -p...,,.. ,s2 Ne7 5or5 5-3 Arril 1901 ,-
g. r esler. alse. - tar rinurh,erers - ear
sale an At Je-seg c.ty SECS ra,-e as.e aen -
] sflle nigh s1.,9 & strons e"s si9w medium grads
steers sold ar 81 6oa$5 g loo - buls SASS s5
: selling more freely and sianrhterers quoted 7Hs'=c Per
eNT primo S'.es Sel N a sil'a. way & al -, ,a'-rN
gr.l-1 s' 10 5a''e sne1P and 'aI7s' s.eAf, r.
ce-od cattle and ~ sheen on ne Pretoria Ren7ia
esr n the Mnaehaha t, Loadan 52t cai5Ie aad 3oo5
fa' o oaTterT 1f INA ,n,e I'm 4G IN loeT'a" fa
70 mi m c7r '1'e an I1 a9i fzetsr r c1 ItseP p Tn
l"'o sheep reported 20 out tomorrow t.lpper
untnon1. .makae ne ,a'a,s fr NJ week ending sat
. beef I ports Great Britain. except cattle and
&. q s qs 5a % Is Is 6, s3 1888 s e: at s. 33 p 7
s,ar -, n a. 5, 20 ba 300 ',' n at s. "a. = r. do
10, n at 81, j cow 800 II. at 50 20 DO. 500 n at
@ % % p i.n % r. a ?: s. g. 1891 H. H. p sss s. 20 g. ii II & 30
II CONS 1892 n. at s. ~ II d. s27 n At 3 %
u a. 1852 ~ a, - X p f5arsyi!ana d. O l5S 3 n al
T. At s. -, 20 d. 1884 r. ~ - -; 10 % lo74 n at
s. 5o H5i H. 81 -; do 100 N, s. 4c do
Gs S a n CT @ g. 81 Sa 1870 s Is $50 % !, r s 3, 5; Ss i
III n a. s. ST. COW, 1909 ~ at 50 10 do 100
II d. scs n IT s. 81 l@ a. SO n; at Sc 20. d. $50
To6in s shannon: bull. lo5d II. at 81 o.; d.. so
o d. 9ei H. at s. 10 do H. a, s. 55 lG d. SSi
$ so rs II. At s. 70. 3 d. 5is n at SIT
y d. At 50 35; bulls. 1917 10. s. heIters Ii40
cSLTEs-Receirs were head including A. for
but hers and -" for The market Demand moderate and
70 prime Eeas z.If At $la$7 p per loo n choice 10
a selected carcasses selling up to 11i2c; country
dressed weak AT 7a2c choice stock brought some
sa,ee-s Judd * Co.: 90 veaIs N average at 81
! eed caf $50 y. ar 81
! H. Hun.~ Bro: 81 veals n. at SO s7p. 30 DO
-; }6 do III n. at 50 20; - do -.
S.. Is 6o 90 Il, az 81
jcne wright & Go: 70 II. at 81 *; Is do
lie.raS plienback: 30 veals n. at 81 -; do a2
J @ curtis < Som veal- 1875 n. at 81 -. do. 1ol
McPfelsan & Co: veas 1o3 n a So; do. o. N.
: sanders: veals 20 n at s725.
Sherman Culver: . veals, loJ n. Sc 80
sUErp and IAMBS-Receirts were 2oIg cars or 3 o.,
@ nra' ["tnS 9 b rt aKng yit6 the taI s9o foc b'
cars IN sale Jersey city At Sxti-th-
good lambs of handy weights nrro heavy weights and
common stock steady but not many wanted About half
sad It 81 2 - 1sr e. :, ls9 II ara there we're e. No prime
non 70 prime lambs 5oa$6 -. Of Kentucky
spring lambs 81 30 per head. Dressed weak
7aae b dressed LAMBS steal AZ S'sa1oc country
poor choce stock. and few selling exceed So
At Sc - ner 100 n: Buffalo do n Sc ~: 2a8
ca n 81 so state sheep l16 ~ at 81 buck 100
Jald c u state Ia !sngs 1,s,:, 72 n At ss - Zen
~ c!ipned Do % 10 So a. loi Kentucky spring
lambs NJ s. 80 each.
sheer. ?: n. At 80: i5 do s. n At s. ~ "
Newton & Co: : Jersey sheep lo7 N. at 81 co;
noes -Reecnts were : cars. or leIo head. al for
T 5n Ba@ an sviees and rs Estimated aiT
70 rIr" hoGs wogld .o5 s. n T1 hl5 57'f as m ~
hoavr % cht weights
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
OTHER ,fARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. April 5.-Recepts-Cattle. so sheep and
- ShirmeutsCattle. 70
sheep lambs. % hogs. ~ Catte-tner-
ings moderate load ana half trade fairy steady
with Monday for desirable Of
calves quite liberal Goo head. and prices uled
croce. sGGsG 10 sheep ana lambs-The lamb market
was and the Of choice
the basis of 6 Wool lambs choice S. e0G
choice 81 30ds5 20: clipped lambs IS c5G
s6 sheen vearlings 256s5 40 wethers. s5s5 IS:
mixed sheep 81 1895. The offerings pretty we'll
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
\ RMY RUILDING. Whi.ehal 81. New York.

March IL 19NI.-Sealet proposals. IN tripicats
BE- received until l. o'clock NJ April o 1901
then opened for supplying and delivering fuel New
York CITY. WIlets Point -. Y. and Sandy Hook y.
during the fiscal commencing Iuy l. f201 Inforna
blanks bidding furnished application Z s.
reserves the right reject all proposals.
part thereof Envelopes containing proposals
should marked, Proposals f0r F,IAl opened
APRIL o. 1901 addressed a. s EINBALL. A. O.
NJ c. Depot CuarterTla
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Domestic exchange
On NeW-Iork follows Al the places named:
New Orleans Commercial. &c discount; bank. s.
premium. San Francisco-Slght, Pic, telegraph
l5c Cincinnati Between banks. 2oc discount; over
tie 0lnrer SOC premium. Boston-ls 23c discount
Cnicago-e5c discount. harleston-Buying, par
selling, --l)c premium. savannah-Buying, 1-l6c
elscoUrf, selling, 75c premium per s.. 90
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
Nome of Summons.

n Y. SUPREME COURT. County Of New
w. York.-Anton Uher. Plaintiff against Anna Uher.
r,esa,,iant Action divorce. simmons.
r, fbs above named defendant: You hereby sum
monet "a answer complaint this action To
II the palntff's attorneys
within twenty 2D after the Of This
failure to appear Or answer; Judgment will De taken
re.ins- YOU by iefau}t relief demanded in tho
c6nnIanI Dated: York. March - 1901.
JONES S MEX NFtDA. ATTORNEYS FOR PlaintiS.
Office and Postosce address,. No 900 Broadway. New
YCrk. y Y
To Anna Jhe-. The f0resc summons is served upea
yoI by publication. pursuan; to an order or the Hon.
Of the Justices Supreme
ort OF the q New York. dated the 18th day OF
March I901 with the complaint in the Office or
the Clerk Of New York the County Count
House. IN said County.
JONES & NEcEARDA. Attorneys for Plaintiff No so"
Isr0afway %eW York. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
pRoPosALs-U. $. Department of Agrtcult-

ure Otfca II the Secretary. Washington n. c.
April I9ol-Seaed proposals will he received at tho
offce OF the pisburs ng p. Thursday
May = 1901. FOR furnishing supplies during the hscai
ending June so 1872 follows Stattonery:
laboratory; lumber aaI TacNnS boxes fuel and ice;
painters plumbers and map frames, torase:
ear seals. bro0us brushes. r0va-E1ts- clean
ing carpets and washing towels. telegraph and hard
and lanterns, printing
ana NthograrhIng material. waste Full nforna
ton furnished application the pisaursing Clerk or
The Weather BE- sealed s-l a5drssect
the Secretary 0t Agriculture accordance Wh In
s,ructIons given schedules
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
Crust c Companies.
United States Trust Company
of New York,
45 a AZ WALL STREET.
Crust c ompanlcS.
Capital, $2,OOO,OOO
Surplus and Undivided Profits. SIT, ,152,346

This Company legal depository paid
into Court Guardian. Trustee
Executor.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
which may be made any time and withdrawn after
i've notice and entitled interest at such
rates may be agreed upon
Executors Administrators Trustees OF Estates. Pc
Institutions individuals will
find this Company a convenient depository for money.
JOHN A, STEWART Pres. .. WILLIS JAMES. Vice-Pres-
JAMES S. CLARK Second Vce-Pres
HENRY l. THORNEL-I. Secretary
LOUIS C. HAMPTON. Assistant Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
SAMUEL. SLOAN. WILLIAM n. MACY. JF.
.. WILLIS JAMES. WM y. SLOANE.
JOHN a. STEWART. GUSTAV II. SCIWAB.
John HARSEN RHOADES FRANK LYMAN
ANSON PHELPS STOKES. GEORGE +. Victor,
JOHN CROSBY BROWN. JAMES STILI.MAS.
EDWARD COOPER. JOHN CI.AFLLN.
w. BAYARD CUTTING. JOHN !. PHELPS
CHARLES 5. SMITH JOHN s. KENNEDY,
" NJ. ROCKEFELLER. y O. MILLS.
ALEXANDER Z. ORR. LEWIS CASS LEDYARD.
MARSHALL. FIELD.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

MONEY MAREET-Money rates follow: Call
money nominal AZ per cent. Time money. 3a
per cenc for sixty days, go per cent for three
months and 3izdi per cent for three and four
months ~ railroad collateral Commercial paper,
5'zTf;a Per cent FOR three. four and six months
to- -he best names. and above for names not so
TeU known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Narke steady. Actual
closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER DI.

VISION OF THE PHILIPPINES. Manila. P 7.
March Isl. l90iSsaled constructing
Dor Manila, p. l.. VIII until II
o'clock A NJ. 1901. publicly opened.
Work he done includes about $50 cubic Yards ri,
q NO cubic yards rubbIe masonry n
Breakwaters about 5o0ooO1 cubic CT dredging
pile bulkhsad 4.7O0 fAet Dredging in mud sand
and depth 4 80 feet p-elged material to bs
used for retaining IaH Bids b. accompanied bv
bond - hundred thousand dollars tSN0 z1lf
contract viii made for tho whole work Contractors
bond Will he 100 of BID The reserved
. reject all bids F1r Specid- blank
forms apply this Office. ~ T7sula- Affairs.
Washington. n. c, Z Ensin4-~ OHFc4s New York
Chicago. and san Francisco. JOHN BIDDLE. Captain,
Engineers
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Tribune
l. received az their Uptown Olce No L22 Broadway.
I'd dooe north o, Sis.-st. until O'Clock D M
receved at following branch Offices az regular
orsce rates O'Clock viz: 2St stn-aNe.' : o
cor 2sd-s f52 6th-ave.. I2rh-st; Macys o'h-ave
and I4-h--- I4e CoIumpus-ave West e5'hst-i ~"
w. &C. mar srh-sv-: 90 East I4th-st PSI West
4eds, between 7th 15s East s'ths'' iSSs
3dav. between 18th and LO2s sd-av-. near
61.t-.. ,ns fs,-avs S9ths ST: I56 fremont t-ave
so s1ave near Slst-s,: S54 Sd-Ave 40 Blescksrs
BieeckeE-st-
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE 5

PIIES-Olce Purchasing C7UIInissa-y T.. 5 Army.
No - whitehall Street York city. y. Y. April ;.
I9oI-Seaed proposals for furushing and delivering sub
for thirty DAYS urlenctus
MAY lGNi b received this Office until II O'Clock
A. NJ April Is. leol In rn1aron furnished en- ap-
pcation Envelopes containing bids should be marked
Proposals for SG7sistec-- SUPP 15aet April 70
1901 and addressed 10 Major l. l. Bit4lNARD Com
missarv. L. E. \
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
a RALY RTILDINo:. Whitahan 81. Naw York.

april > 1901. sealed proposals. n triptcs,e Will
r. received until l. O'Clock Nav <.
then opened FOR Grayase required by -he lua-errass
Department during the fiscal year commencing July 1st.
1901 Conditions. blanks. furnished application.
Government the right reject any
s bids thereof Proposals should endorsed
Proposals f7r DrayaEe ro be opened May 6h 1901 ard
addressed Col A. ; Kinoa Assistant Quar-e~niaster
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
THE FINANCIAL MARKETS

The stock market was closed yesterday. For
eign markets were closed and no changes were
reported IN money or exchange conditions.
Thursday hnal prices on the Stock Exchange
are reprinted;
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

w sealed proposals t-trlicata Wi, received
until II VI May 1qo1 and the7 cpelsi. for supplying
rba Military Ncaiemv with Fuel Gas coal Char
coal and Gas OH required IriHg fiscal YEAR ending
Jna so 1902 L rtght reject accept
or all proposals part thereof Information fur
nshed upon application Envelopes contaning proposals
q NJ A
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06
The Ga,lntin National Bank
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

'T'FIE reguIhr quarterly dividend of ONE PER
CENT on the common stock has been declared pay
able April 18TH 1901. Transfer books closed from
April 9th 10 April 18th. both inclusive.
J. \. LEWIS, Asst. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1901-04-06

cleaned up close steady. Haes-Oferings were
50 loads and opened steady heavy. So 30u
So 40; mixed Sc 30S6 % good weigh Workers go 23g
Sc 20; light Torlers, SO 2CGS6 25 pigs 81 lo9fo 20
roughs. - 500 s. 30 81 50as4 20 The Close was
rather prices with FIVE loads unsoId
ChIcast. April 2tap head: SteioS
good prime $5H$6 poor medium So 'Fp - s9
I5ds4 and heifers 8 10
a;i 20; s2G$2 -. bulls :: 53Gs4 90 caIyes.
81 I5dS6 Texas fed 80 lpts1 80 leSas k!dss
steers So 4CQs4 Texas bulls. - 75H$i
to-day 2oo head Jo-morrow li1OO head estitnaSrt
left over slow, mixed and butchers. - -1E
ST To- heavy. S6Gs6 10 rord heavy s. - -
ps5 -; light s. sdS6 G2a; bulk Of sales = ''Fo ~
Sheep-Recepts, 5000 head steady choice lTth GO"
choice 81 far 10 C''ce
mixed. s; 50Gs4 ~: Western sheep 81 N'HS' H. with
port; 90 yearngs. s5a$5 -; native lambs. 81 100
s. -; Western lambs. $JG$I - 800
Liberty April 5.--Cattle steady. ezra, 81 SOC
s. Gl prime. 81 2las5 40 common. 81 -lfS ~ .sS
steaiy prime mediums and heavy 52rSers 81 * ~ 1
hogs p. Workers 50 1886 20; pigs - Hh
ST; roughs 81 5NdSJ 90 sheep firm; choice wetters
25Gs5 30: common IC0SG so; Chrce lambs - 9tg
siG$j veal calves, SStES6 40