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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04
Dale.

00uVe 4
Correspondence Of the Reeord. lApfill..
The Woodmen held q meeting last
Saturday.
Mrs. ". L. Bales is progressing very
fayorably. T.
There was dance at Frank Lnutz.
ienhiser'S hail. Pollock, last Friday
evening.
Most Of the farmers around here are
getting ready for spring work clean.
ing seed wheat, etc.
Miss Nell Bales will begin Z term
ut Cattatl school next Monday,
weather and creek permitting.
Miss Blanche Payne il 1t home
again, after attendinga three.mOnthx'
term Of school at Columbia, s. d.
Will Loutzenhiser is working for r.
A. Sherwood He made . trip to
Mound City last week, hunting estray
cattle.
Fred Seymour started plowinx on
bis homestead, Friday, but reports
that the frost IL not all out Of tho
ground yet.
Dale Cemetery Association held
their annual meeting Saturday last,
and IN entirely new set 0f Omcers
were elected.
s There was I runaway at Ole Ole
sons pl2t,e last week. However, after
the team had cavorted over the prai.
rie awhile, they were captured. Not
much damage.
Mr.. Charles Coventry began school
again last week. The first day he had
an attendance Of only three pupils,
but by the end Of the week the mum.
ber had increased to fifteen.
No, Mr.. Editor; A. B. c. did not
mean to insinuate that Lew LOutzel !.
hiser was going to begin housekeeping
In q barn; but, as he already haS .
gvd log dwelling-hou on his claim,
has sent for rew Windmill for his
well, 10 building . dne new barn, and
Is getting In quite Z stock OF chuck, 1t
sort o. looks like something's up.
Gottlieb Bonnet, who Ia; working fos
George Backhaus, cut his leg with a
disk last fall; but, thinking 1t would
not amount to much, he paid little
attention to IL ut the time. Recently,
however, 1t began to make him walk
lame, and he IL now In Pollock, being
treated BY DR.. Shocksy for a severe
case Of blood poisoning. A. B. q.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04

A NICE specimen Of : senator John
eCOwan would make-surely-to rep.
resent prohibition state. The
writer remembers we'll the first time
he saw Cowan. II was st Z state oUd..
vention. Mr.. COWan introduced him
self to = party Of Slope delegates as
desiring . place on the state ticket,
aud volunteered the information that
he was one Of Hanshrotagh's solid
frienda.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04

CECIL RHODES, the man chiefly re-
sponsible for the causes which led to
the effort of the British government
to overthrow the two Boer republics
of South Africa, Is dead and has been
laid away to await Judgment.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04

JIM YOUNGER, the noted ex-robber
who was paroled by the Minnesota
pardon board, seems to court sorrow
and lack appreciation OF freedom.
He wants the authorities to allow him
to marry.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04

INSTEAD Of the present suicidal
scrapping, wouldn't 1t be q wise move
for Editors Packard and Tuttle to
merge their energies and 70 a-seeking
that sunken gold-laden scow down the
river?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04
HOW Is this FOR A RBC0RDY
Is There Any Company on Earth
That Can Match It?

Thepro1fts carved for its policy
holders by the Ne,O York Life In
surance Company for the year
1898 were over $14, 900, 900; for
the year 1899. over S19, 900. 600;
for the year 1900, ouer $23, OOO,-
900; for the year 1901. ouer
SEQ, 900. 900. C.. d. EDICK,
Special # gent Nel0 York Life In
s1trnnce Co., Bismarck, N. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04
TAKES UP.

A black mare; one. year old; left
hind foot white; white spot on fore
head; weight between 800 and 800 lbs.
PETER MAsskT,
IL miles southwest Of Linton, u miles
north Of Stiles Ranch. [xp4-le
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04

IT In reported that Commissioner
Evans, Of the Pension Bureau, has re-
signed. This Is gratifying news to
the old Union soldiers.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04

IT Is ANNOUNCED that Je6reys Cowan.
of the Bloody Circuit, will hold court
for Judge Winchester at various
places on the Missouri Slope.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04
First publication. March sl-Last, April Is.
Notice of Final Homestead Proof.
LAND OFFICE At BIsMARck. N. D.,

LAND OHIICk At BIBNANCK, N. D.,
March Is, 1902.
NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN THAT
~ THO foll0ving-namsds settler has filed mo-
support of her claim. and that said proof
will lie made before Charles g. Lane, United
States Commissioner. District Of North Da-
20. 1909, VIZ:
ANNA STILES Formerly Anna Carls),
For the south half of southeast quarter and
south half of southwest quarter OF section
%. township l0l north, range ~ west OF 5th
Pm
her continuous residence upon and cuttiva-
tton Of said land, viz:
yohn McCrory. Of Winona. N. D..
Jacob Wo!lman. Of Winona, n. ID.
q. e. Wagner. of Linton, n. ID.
A. y. Seeley, Of Linton. N. d.
A. G. kc0ILLIYRAY, Kegister.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04
.ENY0NS COUNTY RECORD,
ByD. z. sTREETER.
Linton, North Dakota,
Pioneer Journal of the County.
The Record Il entered at the Liaton Post.
ofRco % Second-claSs matter.
MARCH came in like q lion, and went
out. like q whole menagerie.

IT Ia said that Judge Johnny Cowan
wants the law officers In his district
to arrest all citizens who own spirit
thermometers.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04
NEW YORK LIFE.
What the People of North Da.
k0ta Think of it.

Business written by the following
companies during 1901:
New York Life, new poll
cies, 72l; amount. ........ 4l,5l2,5 ,528
Mutual OF New York, new
policies, 1874; amount. go. 535,65
Equitable Of New York, new
policies, las; amOunt..... 200, 100
Northwestern of Milwaukee,
new policies, IA; amount. 30S, 500
amount. .................. 2o5,o5o
New York Life. number of poll.
Mutual Of New York, num-
Equitable Of New York, num-
bcr OF policies. .............1 145
Northwestern Of Milwaukee,
number Of policies. ....... IA
Germania, number of policies 90
77I 77i
The above figures are taken from
reports now on file at the Commits
sioner Of Insurance office at the
capitol.
C. d. Ep1cK,
Special Agent New York Life,
...-1 Bismarck, n. D.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04
First publication, April 4-Last, May q.
NumnOmes 5


Nu0n00ss
State of North Dakota, County ok Emmons.
Ia District Court: Sixth judicial DIstfict.
John Il: Biddlscomb, plaintin. VI. Mi1nis
The State Of North Dakota to the abovs-
VoU ARM HEREBY SUMMONED TO
the above e-entitled action q copy Of which is
now nlsd In the ofnce of the Clark Of the
District Court In and for Enmons county,
und 70 serve = copy Of your answer
upon TIE subscriber within thirty Days
you, exclusive Of the day OF service; and, Ia
case Of your failure to appear or ansWef,
Judgment will be taken against y0n By do.
pl1lnt. =. = = : 81
Dated y linton. N. D.. this ii day OF
April, A. b. 1904.
CHARLES q. LANE,
Attorney for PlaintI6,
Linton. North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04
First publication. Feb. xs-Last, April4.
Notice Of Final Homestead Proof.
LAND OFFICE At BlsMARcK, N. D..t

NUCICe UI FIHU HOmeSte8Q PfOOf.
LAND OFFICE At BISMARCK. N. d.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT rtIR
~ Nfollowlng.named settler has nled n0tics
Of her Intention to make nnal proof Ia sup
port OF her claim, and that said -pr6bf viii
missioner. District OF North Dakota. at Lin.
ton, N. d., on Saturday, April L. 1901, vi1.s
BOUWINA CLEVERIN0A.
For the southeast quarter Of section .,
township l30 north. range 70 west OF Stk
Pm.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cuftivA.
tion of Suid land, viz:
Stephen Huizenga. Of Westaeld, N. d.
Ssrris Ssrris vsss4s%sI vsa sssE g & WWs:sss:
Andrew Boschker. Of WeStdold, N. p.
A. 9. Mc0iLLIvRAY, Rseistsr.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04
FARM rox osENr,

RARM Tow 0sESr.
Good buildings and plenty Of water;
ghalf-sectiOn, two miles south Of Lin.
ton. w. ]. MARcaANT,
(apr4-25) Linton, n. ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1902-04-04
NAY. lRIVe SAGE,

# l have 200 tons of hay for sale;
stacked on sections 30 and 81, T. 134,
B. 76. II. s. COLsoN,
mar2l-ap4] P.0. Wllliamspcrt, N. D.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

y ss PsgsRsges referred although in ndsRsnaen, ;s
r districts & are seAEesy 50 cent e what the3 were
si.A bsllish report Z pekt seAPs eFoP ana aiF
Iandas prepsS & eesis via fs ~ reaiise maj he
Spa t. IhP sSsns'ss haze be9a 'e2 ssnsas Sas Fss9
alien Il cotton While proeTastiRatins themselves
FLOUR AND MEAi@wijh fairly active local trade
toward the se market vas rather ssnS SHa aSef than than
s. @ ts as9 s = sHs sas PATENTS PATENTS
ss S 50 srF9E CLEARS @ = sSs 20 stF No winter g 3
9@s;ed; Far seea So isSss 40 ,hoise fancy sSg
F;S. FFsSS0 & a. to brand; nAaMsAI-p oao!sa;
Sss~ aussea sssf GS sprSs ss's bran so oS
a srn 8? @ as ey bran BRAN .ef SIS "a Seskwha sa
GER SrS: gTss ssqs2s , :, N. action,
q corn day wheat was unsettled being
pn, o the "a asy 's'i is'f5 1
but ers of local 9eah eng
but Sssh sTp lrD wfs he eT S Of
me DAY, Considerable attention was given 10 the crop
west and low temperatures in the Northwest suggesting
h as d fSs GET n by
dd not indicate 70 that whea had suffered very much rom
SSd @ weaehe however In fact the er situation seemed TO
ports Of damsse in Texas and oklahoma but generally
tures 1t was weather market only during the FIRST few
pied the CHIEF position factor: little
sg @ ssS SseF on hs nere s @ taken
here partly Is loads outports, the
local business consisting load spring wheat loads
No hard winter and loads No Northern New-1ork
OF cable advces received. The move
trouble Indicated rather small arrivals Northwest
ceipts 3Si compared with 52 week
and 4S In the visible supply there
decrease in local stocks reduction
basis follows: red, S. asc, afoat: No
Northern Duluth. Sossc No Northern NewYork
9tc, and No Northern Duluth 7Sisc both prompt; No
hard. SewYork Sl5sc. arrive. and No red. sc
elevator CORN-Activity and considerable excitement
prevailed market Chicago early In the cay.
activity the hour The frs: movement of prices
higher demand shorts and light
offerings Then rush o selling orders partly
sured for big bull traders which broke the market
decline In this market. The crowd working too freely
side however led to subsequent advance
whereby all decline recovered and last prices
closed &c higher than the curb Saturday There
little outside Of the speculative situation
Worlds shipments 500 0co bush smaller than last
New-Yor total increased 10000 bush while the
decreased 5000 bush. No demand
local took bush p
1900 bush No and 10 600 bush No yellow;
No closed 81 1sc elevator and 67Sc export grade
straight No 67S.c No white. 701sc and No 2
yellow. e9isc afoat basis .oATS-The market
for fairly steady throughout the day. with
moderate trade Visible supply figures decreased i3 900
local stocks 60 300 bush. The local
trade took 5000 bush of cash OATS No closed 3sc
mixed 4Ia4sc: track 4s55c white clps.
boS50l .RYE-Market No Western. 637sc
No Western, 63 Sc both ahoat; State COG
There sale OF 81 1*c elevator, lighter
free. .BARLEY-Market dull. Feeding quoted
at e3ae5c, and mating. 6sa72c both f. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

METALs-The London metal markets were closed
thsse ,S g roBs Ss ssnsd the Local
metal markets were quiet and generally sh q
nts e'fsaS to 81 steadily hsId win win
s aaosS at al & sn sn0 ssie
s. 3 Iron generally steady though pig ssns Ton var
hi that line No foundry. Norther6 quoted at At sag
SSS SSnthsTn sis 5Sasis 10 foundry Southern soft
moEs sYRUPs few nsa small lot: .t.sy Of syrup
Mere on the oas at was eadg here and rm at
fd fRoT 15so ro6G i7 pe
codn SRen sais se5e @ se good
S2q2ss fsnsy RsiSs:s segsSe Hss light in both steam
ad f sail tonnaFs the wt4oas
change or & sssew were s ngon and antWep
M Hui Newesste 5 2d srft0l 2H6 sfs@s
per 100 900 n ob. ' as ndS1 shS ersa 9ats cargo
PhIladelPha to San and seattle berthd april
BTse Bnanos AyTes ls May British 27 coal
Bai{imoTe to Yea G5 Or Phadepha to Tapico
esgecyey cam 5sg ssnn t9ns e2a a 200 aa fo
per day loading bark 500 general cargo aenc e ea
Sss e9sso@ sofeosd 1 Sisra a@Ss Ban
sGo9neT sH 90 10 SYork SR a asphalt private schooner
2 ties GeoTse'oSn 1 2 s. C. 6e 20 to s.
Iosn \ B. soc: schooner, 35s TONS coal. Philadelphia
Of 5 ge few sIs3SRt sfsass Of wE Eh bust Sf
fFnf e-s ary fpG aeti1e Peroieam with
Tns J! nse active on No Change
buik, - "a; 80 NeW York SIS 30 cotonseed OIL prime
rrnSe b mills 35d36c prime summer yellow 43c; on
brine winter yellow. 46Qslc; nseed OIL Amer
sn raw 62ae4c American boiled. 65ae6c Calcutta raw
S5c Inseed quoted &c under city OFah1s i1'
oil 7TdTsc. -,
g g more R9a s Gt . ss
Vision. firm position al day; ree9ee!inf @ It
y loss and closing quite steady at about ast night
s In New-Yor the general provision list was very
~ "a West partly estimated. 16 700 hogs. ncludlhg
s5 ogo AZ chicago 400 al Kansas city and 3soo al
For Tusaas saosd cssso ss sa n sssl
Lear sl7 5Ggs2o BEEF-Flrmer quoted: Mess
family EEf 81 81 sishe isia Quoted s1,ls ss aa
nREssED HoGs-Firm; quoted: Bacons' sfsci iso 10
SIC: m SAG: i4o ~ s'sc pigs sens S;eS 90
NJ 10 ~ &c; u no &c; Il 10, &c Pictled snogders
dTa: quoted Nc Pckled hams @ firm quoted e
ehc a 7s Pened lard steady Quoted south
ce@esn55 a,sS ed n[ia s |se Eios cts io&
h market ruled steady. Prices were about az last
tsd as quotations follow: D2meftic common 10 low
fair geaS @si4c Pstna 4xa5%c Japan, foreign.
ggEa5Ac; DO domestic, 3h@4"ci Java 4%af%e' ran
Eogn n byla Pshned sugar quiet Tone firm.
~ ~51nah IJst prices quoted on the basis Of 4soe
fgr grson,iea some % advance 10 rates Quotations follow
@iih ~ rushed and doinnos. 6soo' mould e o loc.
ess 5c xxx ps.as,sd o aV'g rrs eenfasonera
po19srs.o 4 65c. Eagle ard sftIs hne stsnn
s,a g5o Esgs n esr,ons ana I'd risssa r. gss y IT,
gfanaisea vts1a4sa standard STIMULATED and diamond
Esef s65 esnfestiggss .sos s Eo /. gre S T5 sfa
4iee ~ ..a Il Sc no Is s,es 80 is H5s - r
4 s,s grssa'ss-as rs,s sasy r.. basints; win 6 s-rts
wss eias - ,sTf6s me l.csi rnnrket ~ t1w sHr.T
.rs .5 Win aporte, asking -is' seo's a'e''l s'sa
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 3l.-Catte-Receipts 1000 Active
and strong TO 1Gc higher Good prime So cog
81 20; poor 81 25aS6 3o stockers and feeders
50 5OaS5; COWS 20; heifers - 60Qs6 Gamers
81 25S2 80 bulls 50Gs5 25 calves 81 Goa 80 Texas
fed steers 81 aoGsR Receipts to-day. i2.os0
morrow 20 600 left over 60Oe &c Zoe lower. Mixed
and butchers SO aOass good choice heavy ST. I5a
81 a. rough heavy So 404S6 GO; light So 3oS6 g. bulk
Cf saiaa SG 15aS6 Is Sheep Receipts 400o Sheep and
lambs strong TO 1oc higher Good TO choice wethers S3a
S 20 Western sheep 25dS6 native lambs 81 5OdsG I5;
Western lambs. s. 2JGSt 50.
f,inc,,nati March 3l--Hogs active 81 T5GSI Cattle
active Sc 85Gs6 sheep steady, 81 .oaS5 -. Lambs
steady 81 504S6 20 - -, 90 -,
steady for best grades 15c lower: prime steers
s6 3561SG 30 good extra So 5Gs8 20 fair medium.
o51S5 fat cows 81 holS4 so, can
n.rs ana Common 50GS4; mixed butchers 81 2aaSa;
e,nor bulls 5odS4 15 good butchers, S3 sou<4 2a:
stocit and sausage do, 81 1898 so; milch and
snringera s35asJO veals, 81 T5pST 10 Hogs-Re
CENTS head: bat steady. Workers Sc 0osd 20.
tsh So mixed paCksrs SO t5GS6 %; choice
heavy So nOdsT pigs 81 so 30 roughs 50 1886
atnrE 81 25ds4 10. Sheep and ambs-Receipts. 5000
head sheep about steady, laibs higher Choice lambs.
ss a50s8 56 good choice, 81 5aGss 90 calls fair
choice handy wethsfs s5 S0dIS0
common TO extra mixed 81 oJSa 10 eulis and common
s9esss. heavy export awoa. 81 bnds3 20
Tas, Liberty a1.-Cattte active choice ~,
1gg IL. prime. so 2n6sa 40, good 81 aodS5 90 Hogs
,er ufime heavy 90 SaIs6 pn best medium saa 81 So
hsayv Workers n3Rs0 70 light Workers. Sd ioiSd 90,
nirs sdd so 81; tonghH. sadeo q. Sheep slow, best
psetbers - eadsb So cule common 50 dodsi. veal
calves ssdtd 70.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
EXPORTS LAST WEEK
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-SoTk March o, ~"
COFFEE-Sensatonal developments IN coffee seemed
further OF thai. today. The market opened N a.
stless manner prices unchanged and for the bal
aace morning tame at best The room con
nsert appearei Indifferent speculative pubic was
interested. The European markets We're sun cIea P
further observance Easter holidays. ana Bra
zian market adgices feature In the after
noon dragged points lower IN the pa
The close stsaoy WIN
prices unchanged points lower Total sales were
8 200 hars The spot coffee was dull put
steady prices the basis OF 5S.c foT 'aee
lis Of No : Rfo Cleared Santos March - the
with 22oc bags Tota a6s
for the week We're Al
Sas aEa1s 10p e40 bass last and S. SIS for the
same week Of the former amount Nev-1 ork
9eS receipts for the week ere
g. coo bags compared with 100000 last week and loe
for Rio receipts SEgress6e1
20 O0o hags $1,000 the previous week ana $500
tte United states q e Gags
COR he week 10 Europe 1000 bags Santos shipments
Ia the United states Europe. I4eoo bass
present stock
Afoai from and the East for Europe 5eooe
Isgs and the East 10 the TINTED
states March, IL, 900 bags
he prices in the loca4 eIhet " oo'
,Vzz
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
n s. CUSTOM HOUSE, New York, n. Y

~ colectors ofce March p, l902-Sealed proposals
for furnishing quantities as may be desired
Of the Customs service
at this port during fiscal year ending June 30 1%3
collecting from Customs 1909 including
and electric current for Illuminating
purposes rented premises will be received at THIS ose %
be received until the day hour named for the
following services during the fiscal year
for rented premises repair
ing and maintaining special fre-alarm box at the u .
Annraers Warehouse providing coupe service for carry
ng mail the U. 5. Appraisers Warehouse Post
Orice Rulding Custom House Building; locomooile
for use OF Collector surveyor appraiser and Pay
and different offices Where Customs
OeIcers are Stationed York. Brooklyn and Jersey
Cry: for carting samples from wIarves bonded
and oth places the y. = Appraiser 8
warehouse; and carting wegher,s implements and
bids and TO waive defects is reserved schedule OF
required and other information
Concerning the same be had application TO the
Collectors Office J. COUCH Special Deputy Collector
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
preposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs.-De-

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.-De-
partu1ent Of Interior, ONCE indian Affairs
Washington c.. 1. leO2-SeaIed proposals. In
dorsed Proposals -four. the
be- and directed Commissioner of Indian Affairs
235 Johnson Street Chicago H. will be received until
O'Clock p NJ of Tuesday April ID, 1902 for furnishing
for the Indian Service beef -four bacon beans coffee
other articles of subsistence also
shoes baking powder crockery
agricultural implements pants oils glass, tinware.
leather shoe findings, saddlery, etc.
hardware medical supplies. and long list OF
Sealed ndorsed PRO
posals blankets woolen and cotton goods clothing
the be- and directed to the Commits
Indian Affairs. Nos u and 10 Wooster Street
New will be received until O'Clock p. NJ OF
Tuesday May 1902 furnishing for the Indian Ser
vice blankets and cotton goods clothing notions
hats and caps. made Government
Schedules giving all necessary information for
furnished application 70 the Indian
Office Washington D. G.: Nos 80 and . Wooster street
SIS Street Omaha. Nebr.; the Commissaries OF
Subsistence U. s. A.. at Cheyenne Leavenworth. ST
louis st Paul and Francisco the postmasters at
sioux City Yankton. Arkansas City Caldwell Topeka
days above stated and bidders are invited to De present
Department the right 10
termine point delivery and to reject any and all
o' - ~ W. A. JONES. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
Umeial Eeaal Notices.
A TTENTION is CALLED TO THE ADVER-

tsement in the Record OF March 81 TO AprII r.
1902 OF the Board of Assessors and
the entering in the the Collection d Assess
Of assessments for local improvements
In the Borough OF The Bronx:
o3d Ward Section 164th 81. sewer. from Woody
Ogden aves-; also Nelson ave sewer from
East 161th st. to I65th
23d ward Section 133d sewer from Cypress
ave 10 the street therefrOnn
East I5sth St sewer, Westchester Forest
paving. from East le5th ST 10 East
166th
Path Ward Section II. f16th basins. at the
northe at and northwest Bathgate avenue
also 1Tsth St northeast Of Burnside
East l16th st basins southeast south
Townsend ave. northeast and southeast
OF the Of Morris
ave. 1sSth ST. sewer, between Beaumont ana
Arthur Prospect 1ISth st 10
IIIth St EDWARD NJ GFOUT, Comptroller.
City New York. March %. 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the

~ office of Lighthouse Inspector Tompknsvf1le.
N Y until IL o'clock NJ April IS 1902 and then opened,
for Furnishing supplies Lighthouse Establishment
year end June 80 1908 embracing
ware brushes chimneys cordage. dry goods engineers
stores flags bunting hardware TOOLS hose iron, steel
lamps lanterns lumber mixed paints oils ship chand-
fittings. tin wfcks. window glass
WOOD willow blocks and sheaves. all Of which
specifications attached 20 form OF
bid may be obtained application to this office
Capt. VIM. NJ. FOLGER. U. s. n. inspector.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

Cash quotations follows: Flour easy: No 3
spring wheat 70a7oAc; No red. siGTsc; No oats
41zm41a ac; No white. 4.Q45c; No white. AZ
No rye 5e1aG57tsc fair TO choice mating Farley o2a
pork per bb ss sea $40 55 lard. 100 ~ SO 30
qS9 ~ short sides loose. IS SOC s. 90 dry sated
shoulders 81 37sas7 so; short clear sides boxed
50 20Qs9 30 whiskey basis of high wines 80 on the
creameries 2Oa2eisc: dares 2oa25c Cheese firm. 12g
13c Eggs firm; fresh. 14G14isc
Duluth, March s1.-whea,-Cash No hard. T3sc: No
1 Northern Tosc: No Northern. 6iesc; May. 'V7sc'
July. 713ec: Manitoba. No Northern cash, S9s.c May
I014c No 2 Northern. eG%.c; oats. 4oc: corn o9Htc
Milwaukee. March s1.-wheat weak: close. No North
ern 72iec: No Northern T04z0Ilc: May. u rye
nominal: l. 5SA a59c Barley steady; No 2 eoa6Gc
sample. 6O0651c. Corn. May. 6o1sc.
Minneapolis March 31.-CIose-wheat. May. 69+.c
J1c -four. first patents 50 T5aS3 So second pat
ens So 6Qs3 clears. So s3Gs2 second clears
50 1892 % Bran. in bulk. s12 5oas12 IS.
Philadelphia. March 31.-Wheat 12c lower: contract
spot and April 64ae44c. Oats steady: No white
clipped 50a5lc Flour weak winter s2 So
qS2 9Oas3 Is: Pennsylvania roller. clear
So 25Qs3 50 straight So 6oGs3 IS: Western winter
9oas4 spring clear 50 l5s3 do straight 81 5oQ
So So I5s3 90 do favorite brands So 95
So 65: do sraEh, So e5Gs3 So SO eoqs4 10
ern creamery 2slc; nearby prints 3Oc. Eggs steady
nearby I3lac do Western. 16c; do Southwestern
16c: Southern. 15c Cheese firm; New-York full
fancy small 13c do fair to choice. ng12%.c-
wheat corn. q 600 bush: 600
shipments-Corn. $500 bush: oats. 1900 bush
St. Louis. March 31.-C1ose-wheat. No red. cash.
7Itsc 73isc: July. 70s G1014c: No hard, 71G73c
Corn cash. 59Isc: May. 59ssc: July. 6Oc Oats No
cash. 411sc: May 42c; July 32Ac No white 44a45c
New-York tribune., 1902-04-01

- e,ton closed quiet with qnotaatios s aitc for mid
Iasts ~ 90 for middng UPLAND aiu ro+ markets
% a s.sif saes. 1852 bales soqtie aars arm i-Gc
we're seiegraPhed & a o6,nai lee higher at So
.ghl..f esay Kc higher. at sloc Nnarnaneea al
il..a - Slkc- Wilmington trnl noroi-
-s-5olp quiet unchanged. at sac A. higher
Augusta, quiet s'esstts ed
res ca TC,,,s steady. unchanged, Al SIC 500 10
y, Crlas tomorrow ar
fel' =. r,,raTed aith 1 III bales actual last 80
200 hsles actual iaet year Al f1ooss ar,,b q 765
ih '-V ! 1s8 20 $500 lsles. compared W.
,,eI last week g. 9sS bales hctuai lasl cnn,-
is4tsf she and interior points ososr
.iis.t me same day last week ana iast a'"I