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&. & 3. ReerIa Letter.

New Orleans, May flowing to the ob.
servanco Of Whltsuntide holidays the Liver
pool market was closed, therefore operators
here had 10 work on the American situa-
tion. Consequently our market opened 2 to
lower and as the Chronicles Syeather re.
port, issued yesterday afternoon, was IA
yorable, II soon became apparent that fur
Their liquidation would take place. FREQ
selling on stop orders and the fear that the
anthracite coal strike would extend occa-
stoned an additional break of IL to 10 OH
summer positions and 4~to on new Every
enoit was made to establish a rally about
this time, but the weakness Of spots and
abundance OF selling orders prevented same
causing a net loss Of ii to 20 points on
old crop options and q to 10 new The
movement was light and indications poinr
10 continuance Of small receipts, as
there Is little or no export demand As
long as spnners are splthetic the amount
t1onabe whether these bullsh figures will
have epy lasting effect. considering tight
money, the probability Of the coal strike
disruptlng business generally Ia america
and the absence OF demand for the raw
article, Under the circumstances the pros.
poets OF the next crop will overshadow
the statistical situation and daily weather
conditions will exert more influence In IN
future on values than aything else Non
locally, our market is still the Highest rel.
atively In the world. Such being the case
we again urge our friends against operating
In the summer months either way, and sug
gCst that transactions be confined to the
new, as they are becoming more active.
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49, Rooaevelt b hoIe.

President Roosevelt and "Uncle joe
Cannon are engaged in a ting Of war over
the name which shall be used when refer
cnce H. made 10 the building occnpied ly
the president Mr. Roosevelt early N MS
administration, decided that II should be
called "White House." because that name
was more distinctive than Executive Man
sion inasmuch as the residence Of the
governor OF every State in thc Union Is
known as an executive mansion When
the committee on appropriations was con
siderng the aundry civil bin-which con-
talns the appropriation for the mainten-
ance OF the White House or Executive
Mansion Mr. Moody. who had just been
appointed member Of the cabinet, re-
minded Mr. Cannon that President foose-
welt prefers the term white Honsc.
Gle does, chf' asked Cannon. peerlng
NJ Moody over his spectacies. We'll, I
have been putting, executive mansion In
this bill for a good many years and ] am
too old to change my habits. II the presi-
dent objects TO the wording Of this Bill
let him veto IT.
Mr.. Cannon had his way. He says he Is
NOT afraid that the president VIII veto
the bill, because then the presidents pantry
might become empty.
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Nj fallat fatum Scott, quocunque
lOcatum.
lnYenient lapidem, reguare tenctur
ididuiI


upon the stone while !; remained in Argyle.
The last II these was driven back TO Ire
land. His nephew, Fergus McErc, return
Ing, conquered Argyle m the sixth century
and was crowned In the marble chair
In l29G after the defeat OF Balloil by
Edward I the stone OF Scone was trans
ported by the c0nqueror 10 England as one
Of the most precious spells OF victory.
us removal was rcgaldcd as a national
humiliation 10y the scotch ana in the treaty
of bps one of the conditions Insisted upon
by the Scotch was the return OF the stone
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. May II SuEar-Strony
open kettle 2l4a3 2 16; open kettle centnf-
ucal $685.: centrifugal yellow 3lgMiS,
seconds 2rsa3 3.l8. Holasses Dull; centrif-
ugal Sd1S.
New York, May Sugar Raw steady;
fair refining 275. centrifugal 96 test 3 ZIG;
molasses sugor 1l-t6. Refined Quiet.
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nRrGs Am CHEMIcA1.s-

,Quinine, 3SM4oc per ounce bottle; NOR.
Prime. 81 2Jm2 30 per ounce; cocaine, 50 25
per ounce; boraE. Sic per pound In io0lb
PACKAGES copperas 500 in barrels. castor
epson salts. SiI5 per 100 lbs In barrels
alcohol, 81 T0d3 GO per gallon; sulphur,
y 90 per 100 lbs in barrels; alum, Sac per
pound In barrels; saltpeter, &c per pound in
barrels: camphor. zoe; wood alcohol. 75c
@Sl 90; gum opium, So so. powdered Opium.
y %; carbollc acid 4ott42c per pound In
bottles, calcium carbide. s.. 30 per 100 de-
nNerod IeXas common railway points.
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Chance for Young Men Needing Capital.

Though these young women are In real
ity more Caucasian than aboriginal Amer
lean yet all OF them claim 70 he Indians
from a political and social standpoint, and
cling tenRcleusly 10 their membershlp IN
the tribes The reason Is patent. Their
blend rights" are well worth great eonres.
slons A fright" N the chickasaw Is valued
at from 5000 10 $1,000, and In the Creek.
Cherokee and choctaW Nations, from 5000
70 5000 This sum Is the general estimate
81 girls tribal right alone, most OF these
girls are the daughters OF the wealthy
men OF the Teffitory, and many Of them
nosssss In their own right thousands Of
acres or valuable land and cattle upon =
Thousand hiilk-"
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Key West. Bla--Arryed: Concho (Am),
from Galveston and sailed for New York.
Port Eads, La--Arrvcd; San Tanderino
SPAN, from CienfueEos. Cuba with sugar:
Venus DAM, from Port Limon; Hugin
(Nor), from Progreso; Agnello Campa
Gtall, from Genoa via Mcssina Palermo
and New York Schooner Samuel II. Beach
Sailed: Chalmette (Am). for Havana Da-
yid lAm), for Ceiba: Banks. ]. r. (Spanl,
for Cadiz; Fortuna CPor), for Oporto.
New York.-Sailed Lampasas, for Gal
weston.
rpool--Arrived; Marie de Tarrlnaga
(Brl. from Galveston.
Monteyideo. Sinled: Comeric (BrO, from
Antofagasta, for Galveston
Isle of Wight Passed; Oriel (Br), from
Galveston. for Bremen.
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DRIED FRUITS AND NuTs.

APPLES-Fancy evaporated sob boxes,
loA@ lO12c; lib cartons, fancy, 1OAMllc;
cartons choice, lUHM1Ol4c; choice evapo.
rated oA@lOc: sun dried, 65sm7bc.
APRlCOTS-Per lh, loose. 1OI2ml1c.
ClTRON-In lob boxes. 14c.
CGRRANHS-25- Id boxes cleaned, bulk,
slgdAc; lib cartons, 0la0llc
DATES-l.lb packages, 7i9Gsc; Fard
dates DC; Hallowei, bulk, SOLD boxes, 5g
&c.
FIGS-lmported. 12l5d1Jc.
PEACHES-Choice new stock 96lDltc.
RAlSINS-Califormia, 3.crOwn. h, h.,
boxes, Sl65d1.75; Alb boxes, L. NJ. raisins,
6Oa70c; 2-crown. L. NJ. raisins. j0lb boxes,
11AM7&; 3crown, L, NJ raisins, 7&sGSc
PRUNES-Californla DO-lOOs, SC; So90s.
BIC; 7O-sOs, &c; 60-70s. 61sc; JU6Os, &c;
4O-JOs, Sc.
NUTS-Brazil. 16@17c rer III; dlberts,
Sicily, 13c; California walnuts i31l4c pea
nuts, fancy hand picked, e01Olac; No 2
4&d3c; Jumbo 7a714c almonds. Taragona'
1Gd1Tc per ID In sacks; California almonds,
loci pecans. lOMi2c, according to size
chestnuts, Pedmonts, Sc.
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NfErAIs

changed. &C.
GALVANIZED SHEET IRoN-e5 and 5
per cent discount
BLACK. SHEET 1RoN-No. 81. 81 per
100 pounds
ROOFING TIN-Machine made, S105o6I
HOO per box; old style. sl6.50RlS50 per
box
SoLDER-Hat aud Half. 17a1sc per
pound
CORRUGATED IRoN-GalvanIzed, $500
per square.
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HEAVY STAPLES.

HEAVY STAPLES.
,a,.asIMsluNlTIoN..Powder, per keg, 81 90;
III sack. sl.45; buck, $1.70
4, a prtAA1S,yyN-Extra short clear, In sacks,
ibIsttsaI:2 e regulars, 12l2Q12Ssc; boxed, &c
hi, SIuL id. oIL-ln barrels. 4sc; half bar
! IL BAGGING AND TIEs-Bagging. Glib,
j o,, z.,lo' I15e; Arrow ties. less than car.
y, StaAlN!DY--stick, wrapped, basis "a, No 2.
Si'9g9 " es-lper Id: No. 1 full weight, basis
In. umT;Mt5sc Per ID; special sizes, 15c high
4 tA Iifea e. SF2'gl5c' as to quality;
s eF ralI weight, 1o15e; Electric Lights sac
Ida y; 81 1872 90. w. ''sS'' 80 ''''e"
I NJ G.oFFEE-Rio, fair, s1kasHc; prime, GA
sb sr,, en,o a, 9&d10c; fancy, 1o1s911c Pea.
accoaees Arbuckle's Ariosa, basis iOO-IH
s1S r.. lie, delivered; Apex. II 4Oc; Lion,
rSns Ss Gold Seal Mocha and Java, lib
.9Js 80. &C Mocha and Java blend, lib cans.
IJays hiend ZIP pals, 1s%c; International
ssif; Royal Anna Mocha ana Java, lib
S ~ 2Se; bulk, 26c.
Il ,,iLiah.A.CKERs--A b c soda. bulk. boxes,
,spsn, i.ln cartons, per dozen. 9Oc; ginger
seakes az ~; dreams; creams Sc; stage planks, 6l2c;
apstsnt q Basis 4S-b sacks: Fancy high
s,,S,,seIlt. y 40; fancy half patent, "a. Is;
'rel b,shaue, 90 rs; 24-lb sacks. Zoe per bar
lhlsbs,rs -four in wood. 15c per barrel
\. = fsARINAcEoUs Goops-Grlts homIny
RfGc. lam lam meal, In 40-lb sacks, per sack.
.hsfs. peari meal. In 36-lb sacks, So 10 per
SFriera, four sacks; Scotch oc.s, So %;
2liSwtns. oats, So %; Columbia oats. 81 90:
'lH.ib 49, oats, $500; Hecker's buckwheat,
,pyc. Ia, hehned tierce compounds, 0d
Bis can, ,ilPsdl1sc J0-ib cans, sc higher,
!. HAMS &c higher; alb cans, &c higher
Pc picnic tSsndards l3G1SAc; fancy, 12M0
,s225 -bulk' 800 per barrel; coopered,
b. Cg1.GikEi-In barrels, e5d75c per gallon:
fl bpihp cans. extracted. SAGE per pound 4;
1CHsj-e. @illc; in 12-lb cans. extracted,
Nor ISSund sections, 12d13e.
tpslma % ~ Z sSES- Reboiled fair 1B%d1Sc;
Iffop rgl2le; choice. 25d2Gc; fancy new
.sOi.o syrup S2a3Sc; pure new crop syrup,
slSssoDN.pnENsEp MrLK-rar,e. ss.75a7 90;
4 hslI.la' S46SGi4 Is: Nine S9 s5SiS 90.
nysrrs; 81 1s6I4 90; Winner 81 e56f4. NJ.
, ffll ~ tull weight. 4 on. sJGf9Oc
fiftTe, WWelsht. oz. 81. coal 70: Oh,
4 ~ rrs,.tn light weight $4,000: 2lb.
a "a a00 y e9aAOc; lunch oysters, lib.
"a a ~. Five gallon kegs. $50: 10
3tIect mi ~ "a; l9-bbs. S450dl4 55 pints.
f[1]<.3sl ~. re, 500; quarts, American
i; 4[<B ~, Y gallon hexagon. $3.50.
5tI fsis Fancy head. 6i4dl6lac; choice
esmmon fs9alte; fancy Imported,
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METALs.

New York. May 1T.-Today's metal mar
kets were slow and uneventful but in the
main steady. Prices we're unchanged The
London metal markets will be closed sntil
Tuesday.
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HIDES AND WOOL.

New York. May H. Hldes-Firm; Gal.
weston, 20 TO 25 pounds, IS; California, 81
10 IS pounds, n; Texas dry. "a to 30
hounds. 49, Leather Steady; acid 2fn25,
Mool-Qulet; domestic fleece % 10 20.
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PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.

White lead, per cwt. strictly pure. So
second grade, SO 90; third grade, S. 90
Inpentine, per case. two 5,gaion cans,
20; 10: barrel lots, Ole per gallon. Mineral
ewt 81 so; yellow ochre. per cwt, ST 90
Linseed OIL best boiled, fod71c. Ready
mixed house paints. 81 90. Window glass,
es and 50 per cent OF January list.
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Fruits.

APPLEs-Ben Davis. s5.5Oasoo; better
grades. S7.OOdT.5O
BANANAS Loose, 81 JOlfl.65 packed
S1.75ef2.CO; per pound, 2gtc.
CHERRIES California Red, per box
81. 250i2.0o
COCOANUTs- Per sack. 1915.
LENfONS-Messinas $3.50; California
80. T56i3 a.
ORANGES 49, California nayels, $40
Mediterranean sweets, S3.f3.
STRAW BERRIES - crate. % quarts
81 SOAP % according To quality.
BIACKBERRIES Cultivated, crstes'
81. 1912 %.
PiNEAPPLEs- crate. s4.50d475.
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HOUSTON DAILY POST. SUNDAY MORNING MAY Is 1902

SelQc per 100 pounds move on bran 2G3c
on hay
BRAN-Per 100 lbs. 81. 221f1. -.
NQkN CHOPS Pure. 81 35di so.
~ IS-No. ? mixed, sacked, 56c; No. 3
Mhlte. sacked, bic. No. 2 white sacked,
DC. Texas rcd rust proof oats, sacked. 57c,
SokN-No mixed, sacked, s3A; No. 2
white, sacked S4ibc
HAY-Cholce alfalfa. si5.Oodl55o. choice
timothy, SlSa0dl9UO; South Texas prairie
nay. SWIloO0. North Texas and Terri
tory hay, si4O0Gi0oo
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HIDES AND WOOL.

Memphis, May 17.--Cotton seed oil--Prime
crude 80; of crude nominal: prime summer
yellow 49, of summer yellow nominal;
choice cooking summer yellow nominal.
Meal and cake Prime % 50; off nominal.
New Orleans, May 17.-Cotton seed oil
Prime refined. In barrels, a.; OF refined 43;
prime crude, loose, 3S.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
poRr OF GALVESTON, May IL.


Arrived
IS Nueces (Am), New York
IS Manteo (Am). Brazos Santiago.
Cleared.
None.
Sailed
SIS Crefeld (Ger) Bremen.
Vessels in pori
STEAMSHIPS.
Vessel-Flag- PIER
Ihurland Castle (BrJ. quarantine
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PRODUCE.

pound.
Imported navy beans, 39sa3%c
Bayou, 4c, English dried SIC; pink lc:
black eyed, &c; Michigan navy. 2%c;
California navy, 44@412c; Snaps, $3.50 per
bushel; wax, S1.50 per bushel California
Limss, 5l9d0c; fresh wax beans, 5jd1jc
per bushel crate.
BUTTER-Biue Star. 25c; dairy, 22c: FL
gin creamery, &c; Texas bricks Ice oleo-
margarine Lincoln solids, 1212c Lincoln
prints, 1879: Daisy solids 16a17c; prints,
1Sc; Monkeys special 1Sm10c: CRYSTAL Gem
and country rolls, 19c; Empire State spe-
cial 15c; special Blue Star, isc. Elgln dairy
bricks, 20c Ideal. 11l5c; Purity creamery
20 and 3olb tubs, pc; lib prints, 24c; ri.
gin creamery. solids. lsc; country butter in
CABBAGE 119@1sic.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls, 1Gc:
Wisconsin full cream daisies, ljdl6c; Wis,
consln half cream 1461f4t5c
EGGS-TeXas. 13@14c
KRAUT-New. In half barrels So Goa
oNIoNs-New crop, per bushel. 75as5c.
,PEPPER-Chile. new, 15d16c per pound;
POTATOES Colorado potatoes. 81 356
40; new potatoes. s56f9oc per bushe
PBANUTS-Jumbo per pound, 7QTAc:
fancy hand picked No. /. 6d6lhc
PECANS-New Texas per pound. 109
l2c, according to size
POULTRY-Chckens. hens, good, 81 OO6
4;25; flyers. large. 81. 25614 20; brolcrs,
". 5Oq3 90; mixed lots, So 25@3 so; cocks.
large old. 81 SOAP 90; ducks, large. So 90
as 80; geese, full feathered 81 6OT4 so;
turkeys, hens, 81 0od1o 90; gobblers, SIS 90
TOMATOES - Florldas. fancy, ss.g;
choice, Sc. rs.
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HARDWARE.
WIRE NAILS S2.o5 base per key.
BARBED WIRE-Galvanized, Gli1den,
so.so per 100 lbsi galvanized Baker, SO IS
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with him. lie set 1t up at Dunsstafrenase
with this inscription.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

comparison Of these quotations shows
sDany advantages in favor of Houston as a
wholesale market. When the buyer consid-
sers the benefits TO be derived from Hous
.tons freight rates he viii find that even
when the quotable figures at other markets
pre- lower, the price finally paid is general
" greater. The prices are those ruling
'lpOng Houston wholesale merchants, and
PIE revised daily.
CANNED GOODS.
j CANNED FRUITS-Apples, BIB, e5cd
4eoTeless, 81 t5dl 75; extra grated, 81. S0J
4 "; Re&Ss- lib, soc; strawberries, 2-lD,
NJ lofl 70; blackberries, bib, S09S5c;
Hpeaches, lib, s1.0OG1. 10.
4 CANNED NEGErABLES-To BIB,
Rtull weight, 81 10; BID, full weight, ST IS;
a2b, seconds, 81 GOAL %; alb. seconds
NJ @gl 20; okra and tomatoes, BIB, S1OO:
canned kraut, BIB, 81 O5Il 10; California
asparagus, 2i2-lb, 81 9j62 10; lib Califor-
Una asparagus tips $500; baked beans, BID,
selei 2l6 string beans, s5c 2-b kidney
J beans, e5c; 2lb stringless beans, S1.25: 2lo
smaTowfqt peas, Sl1O; 2-Ib American petit
spos, 81 Sgl IS; Al corn, 81 90; 2-lb Blue
fkldse corn, SOC; Pride of Maryland, 9Jc;
Newark, soc; Better then Cold" sJc9
CALIFORNIA FRUIr-E1tra standard.
32lElb peaches. lemon cling, S1.95q2 90;
yellow Crawford. 81 S5Q1 .95; black cher
lnesJ " O0q2 %; white cherries, 81 2Ji
X s0i opricots 81 s0dl 90; strawberries,
ss2 WQ2 10; pums, 81 65@t1 rs; grapes,
IN 0el. rs; seconds, Zoe per dozen less
man extra standard prices.
CANNED MOLASSES-P. & f. Old Fash
4ioned, gallons, IS 10 per case; "a gallons.
$50 per case; u gallons. IS. rs per case;
4 hf,alromel syrup, 2-1b cans, 9oq95c; Gold
I Medal brand fancy table syrup, quart jars,
$NSW per dozen; r. b. & Co, Gold Medal
ffs;leS,. s5c' BIB, S1.35; 5-lb, 81, rs; 10Ib,
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RoPE-sisal basis 71e, lie; Manila,
SALT Louisiana. coarse, $50: fine. SIC;
bbls. 2s-1os. $3.50; CO.'S, S245 IO0.3s,
81 30; T0-4s $3.50.
SALT FISH ackerel No /, In lob
kits, none; hnlf-barrels, 70lb, No. /, $1,000
$50; tubs, So. 50d5. rs
SALMON-Fancy Pillar Rock Columbia,
River. 81 S5d2 90; Castle Rock. Columbia
River, $lI5; Spear, Alaska, S1.l5; Toy,
Columbia River, Sips; Blue Bell, Columbia
River, 95c; Violet brand, $50; Carnatlon
brand, Fancy Red Alaska, $l.35d1 40; Pink
Alaska, S110.
SARDINEs-- American quarters. S36J@
8t5; mustard, S3.25@335; imported Gil-
lette grade, quarters, $3.50: fancy sprats,
quarters Ss.O0GlOOO, according to grade.
STARCH Standard goods: Pearl, in 40
lb boxes, 4&Q47sc; Royal Gloss or Archer.
bulk, 5M5Ac; Nickel, 100 packages, per box,
- 250t3,3 80; corn starch, sac per Id, 20 and
40lb boxes
SUGAR Quotations are for small lots:
special rates are given on carload orders.
Standard graduated. DC; cubes and pow
dered 5ssc; Louisiana yellow, clarified and
fancy, 4l4c; choice, 4c.
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FURNISHED FLATS

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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

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fury plan; less work for you; less worry, too !;
good for the buyer seller of real estate.
WANTED-M0DERN HOUSE, WORTH $1,000
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and university; also two good places on North
Side; $1,000 to $1,000; all cash for above. G.
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WANT TO BUY BROOM MODERN HOUSE,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

PROPOSALS FOR STOCK PAVILION ON
Iowa state fair grounds. Sealed proposals
Will be received at the Office Of the secretary
of the State Board of Agriculture, Des Moines,
Iowa, until II o'clock, M. on the 9th day
opened for all labor and materials required
in the erection and completion Of a stock pa
vilion to be erected on. the, state fair grounds
at Des Moines, Iowa, in accordance with the
drawings and specifications prepared by
Reeves G Ballie, architects, Peoria, III. Pro-
posas received after time stated will be re-
turned unopened to bidders. Copies OF the
! drawings and specifications will be on hle
at the office of the secretary of the State
Board Of Agriculture and also at the arc en-
tects office on and after April u, 1902. The
! work to be commenced as soon as practlcaple
after acceptance Of bid. All iron work to be
delivered on the ground not later than July
l, 1902, and erected not later than July 10,
! 1902. Bids on iron work will be received
separate. The building to be completed by
Aug. TO- 1902, under penalty, Of $50 per day
forfeit. Each bid to be accompanied by Ger
tilted check for . per cent OF amount OF BID:
| Satisfactory bond for 80 per cent Of amount
of bid will be required: The State Board OF
Agriculture reserves the right to reject the
lowest, any and all bids, and to waive any
defects or informalities in any bid, II 1t be
! deemed in the interest of the board to do so.
| Each bid must be inclosed in an envelop,
sealed and addressed to Mr.. John c. Simpson,
! secretary of the State Board of Agriculture.
Des Moines, Iowa, and Endorsed on the, envelop:
Proposal for Stock Pavilion" By order OF
the State Board of Agriculture John q.
Simpson, secretary -
BIDS WANTED FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
OF the steel superstructure Of a wagon bridge
over the Mississippi river at Little Falls
! MINI. Sealed proposals will be received al
the Office Of the city clerk of said city Of
Little Falls, Mimi, until Monday, May 5, 1902
at 3 o'clock p. m., at which time said pro,
posals will be submitted unopened to the city
council for building ard constructing the stee
superstructure Of a wagon bridge over the
Mississippi river at Little Falls, Mimi, ac-
cording to the plans and specifications thereof
on file in the office of the. city clerk Of sait
city, and also in TIE Office of F. w, Cappelen
at No 7o2 Oneida block. Minneapolis MINI.
Each proposal must be accompanied by 8
properly certified check made payable to L
Signor, city treasurer or order, for the sum o.
81, 600, as a guaranty for the execution of tbs
contract and furnishing proper bond, if con
tract is awarded.
All proposals must be written or printed II
ink, addressed to Fred Cary. city clerk, ant
marked the enve!op proposals for til,
construction Of superstructure of bridge,
and also the name or names Of the person Of
persons by whom said proposal is submitted
The council reserves the right to reject an.
and all proposals submitted =
Fred Cary CITY Clerk
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-24
COWS DOGS. POULTRY ETC

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| HAVE A FEW CHOICE FAMILY cows
fresh; will trade for beef. 301S Garfield av 6
FINE FAMILY cow SEVEN EIGHTHS
Jersey; fresh one week: $40 takes; reason for
selling. pasturage. Call Sunday. Kenis-
ton, Robhnsdale. MINI.
FOR SALE-A FRESH COW AND CALF;
price $40. 40i1 Sd av S.
Fer SALE-SOME FRESH MICH COWS
and springers; or trade for dry cows. 1116
Bryant av N.
WANTED-TO BUY TWO WELL-BRED ST.
Bernard male pups. State age, price and
where they can be seen. Address 1885, Jour
nal.
FRESH COWS, JERSEYS AND OTHERS;
good mixers. Will exchange. Also, for
service. thoroughbred Jersey bull. 3O6 9th
st S.
FOR sALE-GOOD STOCK BUFF COCHIN
eggs for Matching, $3.50; also few setting
! hens and one good cockerel for sale. Address
or call 6S3 Cromwell av, st. Anthony Park. Z