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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-07
HARKET REPORT,
MONEY AND METAL.

New York, June 7.-Money on call
steady at per cent Prime mercantile
paper, 4 q AZ per cent. Silver, 51s[.
New York, June 7,-Lead and copper
unchanged.
GRAIN.
Chicago, Juno 7.-Wheat, June, TEX;
September, II Il q Tx.
Corn, June, 82&; September, 5SX q
SO.
Oats, June, 40; September, 90.
PORK, LARD, RIBS.
Pork, June and September, Sl7.45.
Lard, June, 8l0.221S; September, $40.
Ribs, June, slo.i7h; September, $40.
OK.
STOCK.
Kansas City, NO., June 7.-Cattle. re.
ceipts, 500; unchanged.
Nstive beef steers, 85, 90 a 81. 40; Tex
as and Indian steers $500 q $500
Texas cows, $3.50 q 84.1O; native cows
and heifers, 81. 90 q SO. 90; stockers and
feeders, $500 q $500; bulls, ss.45 a
84.75; calves, $500 q 5000.
Sheep, receipts, none; unchanged.
Muttons $40 q 1890; lambs, 85.15 a
s7.l5; western wethers, $4.15 a $500
ewes S4.65 a 85.75.
Chicago, June Z - Cattle, receipts
500; steady.
Good to prime steers, $7.25 q 81. so
poor TO medium, $500 q 90. 90; stockerl
and feeders, ~. so @ 35.25; cows $3.50 a
e6.7s; heiiers, $3.50 q $500; Gamers
$3.50 q $3.50; bulls, $3.50 q $3.50
calves, $500 q $3.50; Texas fed steers
$500 q e6.40.
Sheep, receipts, 500; steady.
Good to choice wethers, s5. 25 q %. IS
fair to choice mixed, $3.50 a eS,95
western sheep t5.s5 q 9e.15 native
lambs s5.4o q 1886; spring lambs, ~. 30
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SOUTHERN SANTA FE COUNTY MINES
The Block Prince Group Near Golden Shows Up
Exceedlngly Well.

The owners of the Lucky No. mine
located near Golden, Santa Fe county
have placed a contract with Francisco
Romero to sink the shaft of that mine
25 feet deeper. The outlook for striking
very good values at the 200-foot level is
very bright, as some of the develop
ment work shows up fine.
William Lofinck, part owner of the
Mckinley mine near Golden, Santa Fe
county, has made arrangements with
the management of the Old Reliable
Mining Company, to run 40 or so tons Of
owners of the Mckinley mine have
great confidence that their property
will be among the leading gold produc-
ers of the county.
The Black Prince group of mines,
owned by James M. Lucas, situated on
the south slope of the Ortiz mountains,
has been worked more extensively than
any of the others and has produced a
large amount of high grade ore in the
past ten years. The mine, which shows
body of ore 20 feet wide and running
all the way from 81 to $1,000 per ton.
has been opened up in several places
and samples taken from any of these
openings all show free gold. Experts
claim that there is an unlimited
amount of high grade ore to be found
in these mountains. With the right
kind of machinery placed on the Lucas
group of mines, Golden could produce
several millions In gold and copper ev-
cry year.
The smelter at Cerrillos has shut
down temporarily on account of the
lack of ore. The smelter has been run
ming for about three weeks and has
produced three cars Of bullion. 1t has
demonstrated that the plant Is capable
Of doing the very best of work. The
recent improvements in and about the
plant have been very extensive in the
past few months. New and improved
machinery, furnace, ore bins, trackage,
and an additional water jacket and
hearth have been erected, the sample
room has been enlarged and practical
ly rebuilt. A new side track for ore and
coke was laid above all the buildings,
a large ore yard was graded, two elec-
trio elevators were put in and from the
same dynamo the whole plant is lighted
by electricity; the dust chamber has
been doubled in size and large mod
ern roaster Is one Of the many I'M
provements. A large supply of ore will
soon be on hand and long run for the
smelter has been assured by the satis-
factory freight rates promised for ore.
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Don't Accept 4 Substitute I

Portland. Tacoma and Seattle and re-
turn $48.75, Santa Fe.
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MINOR CITY TOPICS
"Our Lady Of the Victory. :

OuA AUuS "a uAS VA~1oAy
(Annual proces ia in ftLlilne.,t of Dt
Vargas VOW made III Santa Fe NcC Mexico
September IA, 1892.
just once a year with steps Of measured beat
Pass countless devotees, faithful train,
Along the ancient San Rosario street.
Bearing, some say, "Our Lady of the Rain.
sour Lady of the Conquest borne in state,
The Virgins image so De Vargas saith:
And by De Vargas given In trust SO great,
To the blessed City of the Holy Faith.
"Our Lady of the Conquest" robed in white,
She stands upon throne mid flowers and
lace;
Upon her brow crown with jewels bright.
And in soft folds a veil about her face.
Carried on high above the moving throng,
supported by the bearers four in line,
While sounds of distant church bells tolling
Blend with Santa Maria, Mother Mine"
"Santa Maria, Madre Mia" so
Chant white clad senor1tas on the way,
In softly gliding numbers to and fro
With praises to Our Lady of the fray.
Before the doors with altars blessed they rest,
And on the old worn pavement there is
A carpet for his grace, the priestly guest,
To kneel Gil while he prayeth for the dead.
Long since beneath the northern foothills
Mid foreign followers, a dauntless band
The Conqueror before the image mild
solemn vow did make with lifted hand,
IF victory be ours 'gainst Indian foe.
Against the Indian rites and fetish god,
There shall be built where worshippers may
go,
A sacred chapel here upon this sod,
A yearly pilgrimage be made by all,
To place this image-hither coming to pray,
Within its duly consecrated wall,
And then return it to the Cathedral gray"
From the Cathedral of Francis the saint,
Obedient to the charge they hold SO dear,
To the historic chapel, old and quaint,
Thus comes the earnest throng year after
year. A, G.. NJ.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-07

How are TsuP Xi1neyss
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure al kidney tlls QauA
pio free Add. Sterling Rsmsdy Co. ChioG1o q M
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-06-07

List OF letters remaining uncalled fer
in the postoffice at Santa Fe, N. M, fer
the week ending June Z, 1902. If not
called for within two weeks, will be sent
to the dead letter Office at Washington
Arvidres, Isidra Lopez, Premetibo
Baum, A Moreno, Santiago
Benavides, Fred Martinez, Juan Lujan
Coulter, CL y
Flusher, Davis Olguin, Bisente
Formica, G r. Sena, ,Narcelina Rodri.
Gashorn, RN CUES de
Hammond, Harry Vigil. Encarnacion
In calling please say advertised and
give the date.
SIMON NUsBAUM,
Postmaster.
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OTHER MARKErs-nY TELEGRAPH

Chicago. March ga Receipts. head In
Guiding 100 Texans and 800 Westerns good 10
prime steers ~ 'SbG$' 80; medium. 81 &HS6 20
st"ckers and feeders. s. oo4s3 20 - 4OQ$3 -
helfer- s. SUHS6 81 bulls 81 .OaS5,
calves 81 JOdSB -. Texas S5q$G. Western
steers, s. VOaS6 Hogs-Receipts to-day 10000 head.
3SuUo. left over. 400. opened weak
strong; mixed and butchers So ass 20 choice
heavy 50 JnHSG 12iz. heavy. ST. 3JNSG 80 light
2oaS6 bulk sales SO 35a$B IS. Sheep Receipts
Isoo head, sheep and lambs steady. good 20 choice
S5uSJ yearliugS. native
lambs 81 1856 -, Western lambs, 81 25a<5 80.
Buffalo March ~ Cattle Receipts Hight. steady
at Mondays prices yeals top sass 80. common %
S5dS7 - Hogs Receipts. 5000 head. dun
lower Workers 81 6pq$6 90 light do. ST oa 81 80: mixed
1uNSG ~ choice heavy
rougus. ST. lOaS ST > 25aS+
sheep lambs Receipts 10000 Steady. closing
lower. lambs ST. o. good.
So sheep. choice handy wethers S6aS6 %
mixed. 81 Ass 20 culls 81 75dS5
heavy export 50 5odS3 IS yearings good choice
all wethets. 81 1898 30
East Liberty. March 26-Cat,Ie steady. choice SO 500
S6 10 prime 30. good 81 5OaS5 Hogs steady
prime heavy hogs SO 1895 mediums, 7OG$G
heavy Workers So 55a$6 65; light Workers 81 3oG$6 90
pigs S6HS6 n; roughs SSGS6 -. sheep steady: best
wehers 81 ioa$5 80, culs and s. b0GSi veal
calves, $7aS7 -.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. March 90 1902.
BEEVE Receipts 1872 cars. 2 700 head IN
Guiding for slaugh;erers ana 40
market or - Jersey city cars at
SlxtlctsJ sluggish and l0ni5c OF, except
for grades fat bulls In demand and steady
light and thin bulls weak L" Toe lower: sim further
declined lar and SNticth st thin
l5a2 5c lower yards quite cleared Medium
choice native sold al So GGS6 10 loo 10
stuckers and "5GS+ ~; fat oxen
- s5ag5 ~. bulls StaS5 - roI poorest
a. $2QS4 BTes-tu t,ef firm az SulOiYc per
Tor native Gables weak At ia ijc 10
weight live cattle. refrigerator beef 101Sc n
shipments to-day Included $50 quarters 81 beef parity
estimgtrdD In the TeutunC fr various shippers
quarters IN the Philadelphia f"T Schwar zschld
berger No cattle sheep vr fresh beef to-mor-
Sanders: q Peunsy steers 1900 n aver
So 50 lea H. - do. llI2 n. mt 81 %. - do
1174 n At s. 81; DO. 1900 II. at 50 90; Do 727 n
81 as bulls 1900 10. at 81 20; do ls2O N. at 81 Co
Do gas ~ a. 81 49, do 1912 10 at 50 So do $50 n
II DO 1850 NJ at ga So Do 93l n At 81 go do ais n
SO 90; do PO6 n 81 DO s45 ~ At 50 rs IL DO
iss n at 81 So % DO 10 10 at 81 425 q DO STA n
81 as
Newton Co: Is Pensyr ania steers 1874 n, Ss 30
% DO 1880 70 at S. 10 Is do, 1904 n az SO, "a do $50
SIS CO. p Ohio do. 1925 n So TO- 1910 70
ss55: s9l,s 1898 p at $. 50 do 20 n at 50 go
n S. p do. sse 70. at 81 T2 do. $40 n. at 81 80
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EUROPEAN PRoDUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. March 2G,-Closing: Wheat-Spo steady: No
= req western winter no stock; No Northern spring
Us Id No California Us 3D. steady. March
May 5s II I'D; July, 5s 1O5sd. Corn-pot steady;
lean mixed. new 5s pad; American mixed. IS 2s.d
futures quiet; MAY, IS I'D; July. 11&d Peas-Cana
dian steady. is Sd. F1our-St. Louis fancy
IS Hops AT London Pacific COAST firm. e i5sff4 iSs
Beer hFm extra India mess sos Pork steady prime
Western, us Hams-ShOrt IL 10 steady, as
Oh. Bacon firm Cumberland cut 10 80 N. ass short
rib. &c TO % m. AS; long light
10. i5s Cd; long clear middles heavy.
short clear backs 16 To 20 10 46s clear bellies IL 10
ID 4Ss Shoulders-Square. IL To IL 10, steady. BIS Cd
Lard firm; prime Western in tierces, 4ss; American
lined In pals, 4ts 3D. Butter hrm United
Dos good United States 1tS Cheese American
white and colored OBS. TaIlow-Prime city nm. ID
Turpentine-Sprts steady, 3ls Cd Rosin-COmmon firm.
IS ID Petroeum-Rehned steady 7sd. Lnseed oil
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THE LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London. March 26-The second series OF the wool auc
zion sales closed day. The offerings numbered 757
bales, chiefly crossbreds Zealand Good grades
we're in demand and sid AT unchanged rates. but in
feror stock was unchanged. When the series opened
erinos sold at par 10 cent above the February
SAFES and on this basis proceeded amid uniformly brisk
and general competition throughout Fine
special demand and eung
cent higher hardened somewhat grades
opened TO IA higher closed Cape
nearly all were sold Greasy advanced : and
snow whites fraction. The sales closed with a
tone. American purchases confined fine and
medium CTOssbreds and few lots Of choice greasy
merinOS The offerings the
bales. Of which 1900 trade rs
held over Following today's sales detail:
South Wales LOO bales,
5@al0'sd Queensland. 2op bales secured. II Ida
Is I'd greasy. Cd Victoria. greasy ado
Is I'D West Australia 300 bales: greasy Giz6sd
Zealand. 300 bales: 4dSlzd. greasy d1OIad
Cape OF Good Hope Natal 600 bales; secured -. dG
Is Ii; greasy. 5ls05Ad
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Noiire of Summons.


SUPREME COURT. - Plaintiff desires
place trial County OF New York. The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company. Substituted Trustee the
trusts created by the Last VIII and Testament Charles
j. Jackson individually and Executor and Trustee Of the
Last VIII and Testament OF Margaret T.
Andrew Jackson Lillian L. Bates; John J. Conner;
Michael Connor, Edward c. ByrneS, Alexander FOrsythe.
Catherine Forsythe; Mary Rourke. Thomas Regain:
Mahoney; George H. Thurlby. George sinner; Arthur
Nver. Emil Gasparini Music: William Timmons;
Frederick Allen Greene: Henry Meyer Joseph
enatzky Charles MCCTeevy. George FOrshay: Patrick
J. Kelvin. John Farrell Joseph Consdire. Edward Boyce
Henry Hutwelker; Fred rick ;IutweFer Defendants
Summers To the above named Defendants and each OF
plant in this action, and to OF
on the PLAINTIFFS attorneys within days after the
serve OF ths summons exclusive or the day OF service.
ana IN case OF your failure 70 appear or answer Judgment
VIII he taken against by default for the relief de
manded In the complaint
Dated. New York. January 22nd. 1902
TURNER. ROISTON & KORAN.
ATTORNEYS for PLAINTIFF. once and Postoce Address. -
William street. New York y. Y.
To the defendant Lillian Bates The foregoing sum
mons Is served by publication pursuant
order OF the Hon Samuel Greenhaum. Justice Of the
DAY Of March. 1902. and filed complaint
office OF the Clerk Of the County OF New York. the
County Court House in the County OF New
TURNER ROI-sTON & KORAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys % William street, New York. N Y.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their UPTOWN once
% doOr north OF Slst-st.. until O'Clock q. m
Advertisements will be received following
Offices at regular office rates until clock p m. 254
St; 92 East 1ith-st.i 257 West 42d-st.. oetv cen
7th and sth ayes. 263 West 125th-sI.; Ibis 3D.
Gls.-st. I.7Os 1st-ave. near s9th-st~: I5T East
12oth-~t:; !o6 TremOnt,aye,s $50 sd-aS e.. near
BIee Cker-st. BROOKLYN, y. Y-2IV Court-st';
10 smith-st. I,OO4 Gntes-ave. Newark. y. D.
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cash quotations follows. Flour steady No Z
spring wheat II aqI2c. No red IgdsOt4c. white
oats 44u45izC, No white 43a4+LC. No . rye 81 i2c
fair to choice mailing barley 6lQGSc. l haxseed
81 CS No Northwestern 81 T27 clover contract grade
s. 10, pork bb SIG o5n$1B 10 per NJ
50 ~ lH$o 20 short ribs sides loose. s.
sailed shoulders. boxed 81 l2led$7 2a
boxed ~ l5nS9 20 whiskey. basis OF high wines
on the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
easier. crcameries 2OQ2Jc. daiTies l9isQ25c Cheese
firm II Aql3c. EGGS steady, 13&di4c
Duluth March 26.-Close: Wheat. cash No hard
I+lsc No Northern, Illrc; No Northern 6SSSC: May
12bc July. 73isc: Manitoba l Northern cash 7Oi.c
May 1ll4c; No Northern, 67l4c. oats Corn sec.
Milwaukee March 2G.-wheat higher: close No
Northern. lac No Northern. 72% uT3c: MAY. 727,c.
Rye steady; No l. 0slqc Barley higher: No 2 sc
sample. B0d6JC Coru-May. 59lgc
Minneapolis, March 26.-Close: Wheat May. 7IIsc;
July 72hc; track. No hard 1850. No l Northern.
7lT@T2Ssc. No Northern 1O%sc-
Philadelphia. March 2B-Wheat igc higher, contract
grade March, s4asi,ec; Corn he higher. No mixed
March 3IgadIc. duh and No white clipped
3oH'le butter lg2e lower extra Western creamery.
l5aaldc, do Western l3s@!6e; do Southwestern I5'sg
small l3c do fair to choice 1lq12s.c Receipts
Flour 800 hbls and 3 65s N sacks: wheat
bush: 4VN BUSH oats. 700 bush. Shipments
Wheat. $500 bush: corn. 1000 bush, oats 1000 bush
81 Louis March 26.-Cose: Wheat. No red. cash.
IT'sc May. 71aI41Isc: July. 7Aa1lA.c; No hard 72
Zoe Corn No cash 5sa4e: MAY So; July. 5g4sc Sep
&tisr; September. @9'sc; No white, 45l4g+6c
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New York. March I'd. 1892
BEANS AND PEAs-The market for marrow. medium.
ana pea quiet. ana prices lean In buyers
favor especially FOR small white The quality must be
strictly choice command outside figures Red Kid
lev are steady quiet Foreign beans having dull
and the feeling IS weak all grades Foreign
duh sale but Scotch show Quotsble
Cbange We quote Beans marrow. choice. per bush.
medium choice. 81 656Sl 67l7; do choice.
81 s5asi e7is red kidney choice 81 1882 l24; do
white kidney choice. 81 251s2 30 yellow choice,
81 2OaS2 rs do black turtle soup 81 7oqSl 49, 40 hnas
So 10 DO medium 81 5odsl 57'4 green peas bags 81 So
40 B7TTFRThere is no quotable change general
market it'll. Of the early business in high grade
ery was at 2711c that price proved
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SPOT cotton closed quiet with quotations unchanged
Vie basis $50 mlddlug upland and Csc for mid
crng Guy Sales - Southern spot
were 'eeEaI.hed follows: orleans steadicr.
Changed, sac Mobile quiet, unchanged 81 lee.
sarsnnat steady Ice lower a. = 7-lGc; Charleston
Eret. unchanged. A-zr. WILMINGTON firm unchanged
At s.. E.rf.I * au unchanged. SO. Baltimore
tnn1nsi unchanged $40 Augusta quiet ltc lower
a Nh-r Louis dull. unchanged. at Size. Estimated
receipts %rg-orcaus morrow. . 500 $500 bales
as compared with actual week and 4"14 actual
est year. ~ Houston fr TO- morrow, BIO" 20 300
hzles 337 week and 5lH4 actual last year
t6c=I-e the ports and interior points today. com
Pave T--l the same day last week and last year:
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EXPORTS Tn-nAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NtW-A OK, MaTCh % lYuZ
C0FFEtl-EiEtF- prices were recorded IN the coffee
market today, and the close sentiment quite bull
IS market opened steady. with prices unchanged
throughout the morning devoid Il The
brazilian markets closed IN observance OF holiday
statistical statements from the furnished
Ile incentive The European market news was quite
sseX Uel-e-. and few buying orders quarter
made rhelr appearance But early the
bull clique became active buyer posi-
riNs and this led % small scramble Of shorts 10
cover This "mtinet demand sent prices UP 1922
rors with -u~h. The market held the all through
ne ast closed firm az advance 1920
points Total sales 4g 800 bags. The
SPOT coAe- firm hut quiet. with prices the basis
II So for invoice lots # 80 :
~ contract prices the local market day
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
FOR IsHII AnEt DHHUR

80 -. $500. '9OO $1,000 .i1SO A. NJ 100 u 81
e coz 3 40 t41o s'4o0 tt3O 500 tGI1 - d., +TS0
$500. '+9 * 2. NJ. ~ Il mdt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
800. $1,000. .113o a NJ. 'IGp tIGoz. IS 90 500
"7UO = NJ. s12 Is ndt
OfiCes: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. II3 PSI a.
1900 1854 II way lS2 ath Ave, 7%5 Union 50
West 1873 East 125th st. 2I3 West ST 245 Coln-
bus Ave. New York Court FuIto7
Hrookyn; gS Broadway, Williamsburg York Trans
calls FOR ana checks baggage to destination
'FrOm Liberty ST only sIhaiIv
day sSunCays only. zTarIor only
". q. BESLER. a. NJ B1-PT
General Manager t;s0-I pssz -
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e9r1-fsa a u, conditions The English advance
70 the trade here Of our reaction near
u.s. on tuesday. At all points receipts
Jsha gay were $4,000 bushels compared with $40 900
49, 20 a year ago Most OF the crop damage az
,i ae n from Kansas Oklahoma Present condi-
Almost perfect. The trouble according
'Ci.tt INIT favorable weather bringing light
1r.er 'alhed by the crop last fall and during the
C,Eiabo-, weather map heavy rains were noted In
T moisture in the States Quotations
20, ~, "h,at : p ahoat basis follOws: No
- &C. ! o . atoat; No ] Northern Duluth, SIC No
cGI New York. s01sc. and No Northern Manitoba
- az prompt No Northern Duluth. s0lSc spot; No
.LstN WORK. S3Asc 70 arrive No . red. S3ssc
t.l-Sl4eG the trade for time direct u
iteal@ ouNlnE by leading bull interests Chicago
80 tth consistently following the bull side
suLts une past Shorts were badly caught and IN
I4c IN New-York. on selling a reaction toward 2
CLOCK prices eased of somewhat but again hardened
hr me close. showing final lc advance Country
offerings continue light. and expected show
an! Improvement while the present wet weather the
west continues The estimates for Thursday at Chicago
We're 100 cars English cables provided bull
ny closing s@esd higher In the cash department
1850 bushels y + 6 and $4,000 bushels No white
We're SOLD 10 the local trade while loads Of
soid for export at No closed 66asc
white. 6 &c and No yellow. 677sc. 800.
cATS-F Glowing the lead Of the
vanced quite sharply, and closed firm both options
and spot Sales OF cash 10000 bushels incud
ing 10000 bushels Canadian No oats for export No
oats closed 4sc No 47c No white 5osci No white
5oc track mixed 4sq4s1zc; track white. 4s1 G56c: No
white clips. 5ld51 i2c. ..... RYE-Market firm. No !
Western &c, and No Western 64i9c, both o b
State rye, 60d6lc.... BARLEY-Market quiet. Feeding
was quoted G3aG5c bid and Mailing 6sa72c. both
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proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN STPPI7ES~De-


PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.-De-
. partm"nt Of the Interior, Office or Indian Affairs
washington n c.. March l. 1tN2-Seaed proposals. in
dorsed Proposals for beef -four etc, the
be. and directed 20 the Commissioned OF Indian
235 Johnson Street Chicago. III will
o'Cock T. NJ O Tuesday. for furnishing
FOR the Indian Service. beef flour fee
articles subsistence. also for
boots and shoes, groceries, baking powder
agricultural implements. pants. oils. glass tnware
wagons. harness, leather. shoe findings saddery
hardware school and medical supplies and long list Of
mts"e articles. Sealed
pusais blankets. wooden goods
etc the De, and directed lis
Cd Indian Affairs. Street
York city. will he l O'Clock = NJ OF
TUESDAY Nav n 1902 for furnishing
vice blankets. wooden and goods clothing notions
hats and BIDS must bee made Government
blanks Schedules giving all necessary information Tor
bidders VIII be furnished application 70 the Indian
Otice Washington d. g. Nos. - ~
New York city 23J johnson Street Chicago. NJ.
SI5 Howard Street Omaha Nebr.. the COmmiSsares Of
Subsistence. I. :. A. Cheyenne, Leavenworth 81
Louis Paul. and Francisco. the
Sioux city. Nanktou. Arkansas CITY. Caldwell Topeka
Wichita and Tucson Bids viii be opened the hour
above stated and bidders Invited be
opening The department reserves the right
the point OF delivery and 10 reject any all
bids. part Of any bid
W. 4. JONES. Commissioner
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ordinary. 4izd: ordinary AID. OF the
1000 bales OF which 500 for speculation and
and included g. no American Futures opened
easier and closed barely steady: American middling
G. March. S964q4 -6+d sellers; March and April
80 64G4 406+d sellers; April and MAY. 3964d4 4O64d
BUYERS May and June 40 SO 46d sellers; June and
July. 64G+ +16+d buyers; July and August sid
sellers: August and september 81 64G4 $50 sellers
Sepember and October 2s 6+d sellers October and No
veuoer. % 6id sellers November December
a u Cd hlvers