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New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
uTDsBJPuAy LEFT GUARD I'LL.

Annapolis Md. Dec. Observation-Disclosures
REGINALD T. Carpenter, of Portsmouth " h. LETT
guard ON the academy football team. IS dangerously
an vtrh tvphoid fever and his sister Mrs. Shipley
of washfngton his nearest living relative. IS here
The attending surgeon said tonight that the
probable outcome of the Illness could not be tod
for several days.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Is it possible that 1t may be necessary to call
out the troops to stop the raids Of train robbers
in the West? Or must the companies organize
a sufficient force of armed guards Of their own
to protect their passengers and the property
carried upon their routes? The bandits upon
we'll known lines have become 80 bold that new
measures appear to be called for
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
JULIAN RALPH MUCH IMPROVED.

st Louis. Dec 4-It was said at the Southern
Hotel to-day that Julian Ralph. the newspaper cor
respondent who suffered severe heu1orrnage lasl
night was much improved His wife IS expeclsu -
arrive here by tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Tennyson took thought of grewsome social
condition in his own country. where "a Mann
monte mother kills her babe for a burial fee,
half a century before the occurrence of a like
case in Maine which has just shocked not only
that expansive sub-Arctic commonwealth, but
all the rest OF the country as we'll
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

A newspaper paragraph is current to the effect
that among the students in German universi-
ties nearly one-quarter devote themselves to
preparation for a medical career The great
Teutonic empire cannot suffer grievousiy from
a scarcity of DOCTORS and training in the healing
art and in surgery is exceedingly thorough and
painstaking in the land OF the Kaiser and the
'fWacht am Rhein."
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Could there be more convincing proof that
the Pennsylvania tunnel viii be OF advantage
to New-York than the fact that the Sullivans
are fighting 1t tooth and nail?
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
GENERAL WAGER swAYNE BETTER.

The condition of General Wager SWayne. Who
has been III at his home. No II West Forty-third-
St was said yesterday TO be much improved ~
was said that the general would probably be abe
to sit up to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
CHOSEN HEAD OF THE sULPICI4yS.

Montreal Dec 4-Father L NJ Lecoq. direc.Oi
of the Grand Seminary has been elected superlol
General of the Sulpcian Order in Canada 70 SUI
ceed the late Able Colin. Father Lecoq was ooi"
ber IS7o Six wears later he came 10 Canada. anu
in issi be was elected director OF the Grand SeAi
nary at Montreal.
Rome Dec IA requiem mass was ceieorared 10
day in the chapel of the Canadian College here lor
the repose of the soul OF Superior Louis Cohn' tN
foundar of the COLLEGE who died at Montreal 40
vembsr 2s Archbishop Bruchesi. Of Montreal
officfa ted at a pontifcal mass
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

After a pleasant little chat with the District
Attorney, Garfield the best known and most
conspicuous professional gambler in America
goes scot free. That to be expected. What
deal of talk and how little is actually accom-
piShed'
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Even the opponents Of the present municipal
government do not venture to gay that there are
nearly many poolroons and faro banks now
running there were when Devery was Chief
of Police. Many professional gamblers find their
occupation gone and those who still persist in
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

There have been billiards. this week in certain
parts of the West. With the present snort sup
ply of coal New-York longs for the mildest OF
gentle airs and breads high winds and low tenn
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

violating the laws are furtive. sinking ana
timid in their operations.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Another reception that given by Mrs. J.
Bloomfield wetherill at her house in East Twenty
frst-st for the debut OF her daughter. Isobel who
is niece of Mrs. Stanford White. of Mrs Prescott
Hall Butler and OF Clinch Smith
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Mr. and Mrs. W. Butler Duncan. jr.. will remain
throughout the winter at Mrs Theodore Have
meyers house. No. 2i4 Madison-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt have arrived
in town from Hyde Park and arc at their house in
Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Mrs Hart Lyman likewise gave yesterday the
first of a eeries of Thursday at homes for the
debut of her daughters. Miss Katherine Lyman and
Miss Marion Lyman. at her house in East Fifty
fourth-st.. who have recently returned with their
mother from prolonged stay abroad.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Announcement is made Of the engagement o,
Woodbury. Babcock. OF Mr.. and Mrs Henry ID
Babcock. to Miss Grace Chauncey. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Chauncey. Of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

CoNGRESS.-Senate The nomination OF ON On!
yer Wendell Holmes TO be Associate justice
raf the United States supreme Court Mos
.s--aas .D6 some routine business was trans
acted - The House was not in session
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Mrs William F. Fanshawe and the Misses Fam
Shave have returned to town from Washington
and at their house in East FOrty-hfth-st
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Mrs. Edward c. Hoyt gives reception to-rno-
row afternoon at her house in East Sixty-sevenrb
st. for the members of the Tuesday Eveninz
Dances. -s
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

1t is at ST. Bartholomew Church. toward the
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05
About People and Social Incidents.

middle of January. that the marriage Of Mss FL
eauor Russell Morris. daughter of Mr. and zTrs
Henry Lewis Morris. and Robert Hall McCorroir.
viii take place. Mrs. Morris gives large dinner
party tonight
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Rudolph F1nsch and his bride. who was Mis-,
de Neufville and cousin of Mrs. J. Langdon
Schroeder and of Miss Marie de Neufville are
established for the winter at No. 80 West Thir+v-
ninth-st. They were married a short time ago in
Germany.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-05

Miss Katarine Suse who is grandniece OF Peter
Marie, also made her debut yesterday at a recep-
ton given for her by her mother. Mrs. Frederick
Suse at her apartment, No. 5s7 Park-ave. Mrs
Suse will be at home on Thursday afternoons
throughout December.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03

se-s ano orhaest but with higher temperatures pre-
through the important winter wheat sections
.elpsra,uIes were from SO AZ degrees The March
tlelI crop bulletin considered about stand
a Inlfs rather favorable The foreign markets
49, and Of little influence here, Liverpool clos
81 20 hlgher. and Paris markets 500 points net
- our market opened shade steadier. hestated
LII r.ls around The opening figures and then began
soNance which continued throughout the session
-sIt up 70 the close. Quotations OF cash wheat.
atodI oasis were follows: No red S13sc No
~ culuth. s213c prompt. No northern New
l9rR ooStc and No Northern Duluth: 1850, both
LIMP No hard NewYort 82@4c. TO arrive: No red.
oo-sc eIevator- CORN-While corn started out with
el III the afternoon higher again, in sympathy
wilelt- closing at the point 14Ti2c
previous night The local unusually large
reports from Chicago indicated liberal business there
eitocen II difficult just where the
IrSes stood, owing fact that aggressive
zone on either side Of the market. General condi-
lions affecting remained about the Receipts
Keep up at last weeks level but large, while
Foreign markets have shown less
day closing sGssd higher In the cash
o. 1000 bush Z g constituted the only business
seaboard clearances only 21,3o0 bush No .
closed e.Asc elevator and e77sc aAoat. export.
straight No corn. estc; No white. Iol2c and No
yellow. 6e1<c. O afoat.--.-. OATS-The market
steady firm day in sympathy corn and in the
local cash market sales of 112 900 made No
oats closed 4715c: No 3, 47c: No white soc:
white. 49ac track mixed 47d4ac: track white 49G55c.
and No ? white clips. 51c.-... r YE-Mariet steady No
Western. 63Zc, No ? Western 63i4c. both b
Rfoat: State rye. BARLEY dull.
Feeding quoted 63@e5c and mailing, 6s912c both
c T. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool April c-Closng: wheat-Spot. red
western winter no stock; No Northern spring firm.
IS lad; No California dull. quiet; May.
IS lad July. IS load. Corn-spot quiet
mixed. new. IS pad; American mixed. old. IS 21sd
futures firm; May IS I'D July. 5s october. As II I'D
winter firm. IS. Hops London (Pacirc COAST firm.
fS 15sqfi los. Beef firm: India mess. s2s Sd.
Pork firm; prime mess. Western, 72s 3D. Hams-Short
cut "A TO 16 70, strong. 4ss Sd Cumberland
cut 20 TO so 10. strong. us 3D. rib.
strong 4Ss long clear middles light IS to "a n.
46s. short clear backs. 10 n. clear
bellies II 10 N. firm. Shoulders-Square II to
ID -, firm, SIS. Lard firm American refined, pals
49s 3D. prime Western. in terces 4os Butter-Finest
United States firm. a5s; good United nominal
Cheese firm american finest white. J3s; American finest
colored 53s I'd Tallow-Prime city steady 29s Sd
Turpentine-Spirtts steady. Rosin-Comnlon firm
As 81. northumberland quiet,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
OTHER MARKETs-Br TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. April 2Cattle-Receipts 1900 head strong
I0c higher: good prime SO T5as7 so; poor
medium s. 5oas6 So stockers and feeders 81 5Oqs5 IS
81 25aS5 so heers, 81 50qSB % 81 @5ff
81 40: bulls 81 3oa$3 . calves s. ooqS3 70 Texas fed
steers $5G$6. HoEs-ReCeipts to-day. $4,000 head:
morrow. 5000: left over 1000 opened strong:
5dt0- lower; mixed and butchers So 5oS6 95; good
choice heavy S5GS7 rough heavy tDGS6 SO; light
so 4Oass 10: sales SIS 6oa$6 Sheep-Receipts
1900 sheep lambs weak lower: good
wethers. s. 25d$5 -: Western sheep
81 4oQs6. native lambs. 81 J0GS6 Is. Western
lambs IS 25GS6 90.
Cincinnati. April Hogs steady. s. 1891 Cattle
quiet and lower 81 1885 10 sheep steady s. 1885 25
Lambs strong and higher. 81 50SI 1856 So.
East Buffalo April Misunderstanding, so head dull
light butchers: strong for good grades VealsTops
25GS7 good. $685. Hogs-Receipts.
$500 head: and higher closing Workers.
6ods6 30; light JoGS6 30: mixed packers.
heavy Sc gOQs1 90 pigs, ST. 2oas6 % roughs
81 256$i -. sheep and ambs-Re
76oo head sheep STRONGER lambs loal5c higher
So S$6 90. good TO choice 81 6oqS6 so;
50 5os6 So sheep. choice handy wehers.
to extra mixed, 50 25aS5 So. culls
and S3ISJ 10 heavy export S. 65dS5 a..
East Liberty. April Cattle steady: choice ST. 500
s., rs primes Sc 20fIS6 40; good. So 5odS5 90 Hogs
higher prime heaves 81 1oas7 Is; best medium ST. s5p
81 heavy Workers Sc 70aS6 So light 400s6 pigs.
s6ass 25 roughs S6as6 30 sheep steady best wehers
$50 so: and common. s. 5off$4; veal calves
1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03


T6TAToEs AND VEGETABLES liberal offerings
Of foreign potatoes arr meeting moderate demand at
Teme stock @aet bgf sSsdy sweet potatoes
ensc m and Gn a 9T S gh hTmfT Gn ST9k
met fair demand about steady prices; kale
Florida lettuce Of strictly fancy quality Is about
dull and weak. Green peas rarely OF good quality and
nTe with are uhr ece uR 's
@9 gnEe 10 esn trials 09 Of 6Td
recent receipts largely Of poor quality and selling low
s sSS p s ss s No Do sssf5G DO good Nd
PRIME PINE per- SsS So?5
ssqsi 5S do SSs 5eas S Maine p"s
per $50 n s. a7as2 So do sack s. lS@s2 sweets
land cloth heads siqs do haIf Dbl basket 81 5G
20 MG 8 & 4 sS @ 90 per
BRINE I9 Ss sqn Do Sd4 Ssqa. do PRINT s 30
90 southern, small per dozen punches 81 5as2. cali
srsss sSssi
S4se do be mnS6e pe csbss dG Danish
seed d PER .s a DO pes das g$ 70
fair 35ca1 IS cauaows%s caforh per poor @
sSisaS 90 5s % ssss
leans Dbl $2@s4 eEgplansss T,orda per box S39
per half Dbl basket s. 5oG$a so; do poor to ar 81 25d
NeT-oreans hunches s2as2 30; oira Havana
G Gs5 to re per bag s 80
So s~ $ g. ~Sis &c. Do
State and Western yellow. per bag 81 JD0S3; red.
So 5OaS3 so: per fat hoop bbl 81 50qs2 65:
more green. bushel basket 9ucG$1 peas Flor
ida. fancy crate or basket 81 5og$3; DO poor
parsley Bermuda. crate. S1qS1 30; do New-Oreans
per 100 lunches SIgF2 90 romano bermuda crate
New~orieans per 100 lunches s2ds4 do Norfolk per
beek shallots NeW-Orleans
S4 spinach Norfolk per bb 81 250$1 so; iale
Norfolk 40G 75c sprouts. Norfolk
81; baltimore 9oca$: string beans Florida, wax
ida white per half Dbl crate 81 o1s2 25 do Havana
81 75s2 %: turnips Canada. Russia. PEI bbl 75asOc
ripe. carrier.
fair good do Key West. per carrier 81 so
GS2 so: % Havana. per carrier, 81 50dS2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cahlef-Spot co.
easier; sales, 1000 bales: speculation ana
American coo Receipts 23GOD bales. American Il Uo
Madlng upland 27-32d. Futures opeEed quiet 90
decline closed steady and Z point hlgAtf.
SIS; Arr-Msy. 4.47i4b; AayJu1c 44s5zb:
ssas JulyAugust. ass Aqgust-septenbeF Ne
september-october 435b; October November, -
SeTEber- APIS Observation-Disclosures quiet ana
firm Cloths quiet.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tne general -four market vas vas
steadier. asking prices spring patents On
Q. winter wheat flour very light ana the
st these grades being held with especial
Spring patents. 81 15dsa: winter straights - Vg
winter patents. s. 3oQss 10; spring clears y
! winter. 81 2OeS3 80. winter 81 lgg
50 %: grade. si9 50IS2i and arrive II -
fIoOR-steaay Quoiec: Fair 10 good - loo =, ~
Quoted: Kiln cried. Sc 40nx3 as brand BAG
MEAL-F1rn Quoted; Fine white and yellow 81 5Sq
s. 80; coarse. 81 2tglsl .FEED-Weak Quoted;
Spring bran spot si7 go sacks TO arrive 200 no slog
Slo 20: spring BRAN bulk SIS: micdng, SIG
$50 90 winter bran $50 50aS21; city SIS %
huckwhest sharps $50 % inseeG oiicake ST: oil
CAKE. S24: honiny chop. SO; oimeal S27Qs2s.
RAIN-WHEAT-Light receipts OF wheat the
Northwest and interior points forged yester
Gag leading influence market prompted
enough general buying 20 advance prices zsM@4c in New
o! WIN me close az highest point. Some Of the out
sac markets Minneapolis closing
ssc higher, Toledo and ST. &c for the
Gag- arrivals were especially small Minneapolis and
1auu "he private reports SAID decrease OF 10pooo
seg very scarce, while the outlook move
nent Is not encouraging. nearly all Red River
aley Is said 10 be under Taking primary points
es.seth oliy 10000 bush received for the day.
= compared with last week three
cas- nave shown 900 bush found this
..nce Fefy acceptable IN view of the favorable inter
.rrtshof placed on in
..lest taown this week. Only ~ spring wheat
NsIe reported in New-York to-day and ! load at
A"e weather Was clear and cold in all parts OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03

72isc Manitoba. No Northern cash. 7oAc' May. 71e'
No 2 North1rn, 6S14c. Oats. 4o1ec- Com. 6oc
Milwaukee April 2-wheat frmer; No Northern
73tsc; No Northern f29711sc; May nc Rye steady.
No 1. 5S1s95sxc Barley frm No 2. 659Sec: sample.
GoG65lac- Corn May. 6osc
Minneapolis. April 2-Close: Wheat May. tic July.
IL T72c; on track go hard I4%c: No Northern.
!2Ac; No Northern. 5o4c Flour first patents So 80
So So 65SS 5; first clears 81 s5S2 a5
second clears 81 15as2 %; bran in bulk. sl2
Philadelphia April Wheat firm: contract grade April.
S31S3Iac Corn steady mixed April. 64G641ac- Oats
unchanged: No 2 white clipped Soaoic Butter firm.
i211c higher; Western creamery. &c; do nearby
prints Sic. Eggs steady fresh nearby 1c do Western
and Southwestern 15l=c; do Southern 141zc- Cheese
steady NewYork full fancy. small 12%d 1Sc;
fair choice 11d22c. Receipts-FIour. 2.s00 bbls
and 49, 600 pounds sacks; 100o bush; oats.
$500 BUSH wheat. 1911 900 bush Shipments-Wheat.
5000 bush; corn. 5000 bush: oats, $4,000 bush
May sc; July. 705sc No hard. 72074c. Corn. No
cash. 60lsc May, 60Hsc July. GOT.c- Oats-No cash.
43c: May. 429sc July, 33c: NO white. 45aG4oc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York April ?. 13U2.
DEANS AND PEAS-There is not much change In the
marker for domestic and red kidney, though both
SLOW sale. Medium ana pea
nd unsettled: best marks be bought
easIy an 81 IS choice stock has been shaded
quality obtainabe at 81 DO White
ti5nev entirely nominal and there is not much cali for
Foreign beans still Offering
freeIv and buyers favor We quote Beans
bush. 81 TO-: do medium choice
81 -Tsl 55 choice 81 52sgSl DO do red KID
10; white kidney. choice 81 10:
heS ar owe choice 81 90 co turtle choice
si -nGsI rs: DO lima. California 81 oas3 l5 imported
esrn choice good. 81 5etsl 40; green
Ia hars 81 551Sl 57i=: do Scotch. bags. 81 60
FTrTTEFg-A pretty feeling was developed To-Day
on nearly all classes stock and the grades from 6c
somewhat higher than heretofore
This is particularly OF renovated imitation Creamery
goods sill Of which in short supply and
~, Fresh creamery had very
t.,actev trade While the general OF values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York April 2 1902.
BEEvE1s-Receipts were 100 cars or 1901 head. in
GLIDING 81 for slaughter and 0S cars for the market
fairly good demand but prices fully l0c
under grades, and choice and
barely steady: bulls wanted and all grades
about steady fat held also to Mondays prices
medium and common cows we're slow TO lGc of. The
Yards quite cleared. Inferior to
native steers sold at 81 JO6fS6 per n: oxen ana
J0aS5 IS; bulls 81 4oQS3 IS:
a So so; S2aS4 extra
dressed beef steady g10c per N fer native sides
LOO quarters of beef tor schwarzschild sulz-
Oceanic quarters estimated
shippers. To the Anlia will carry to the Wes:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03

:, a54 deducted amount having besn dSTysrsa Sg
Company the Terminal "aiet'ous7
Germany and Bush Company.
9sTDoNs much better prevailed dur1ng me las
r-S4 ~ n. day in market. ana yesterday
5cine was fully regained The room sold IN ule
tetr at retreat just before me close
~, outside buyng accounts figured quite
r-ornnentiv On opening the tone was steaoy:
49,. 9]5 oinf. higher Of covering ana ght
ys street huving. prompted b. firm Liverpool cenles
and iist mort receipts after the can 'le UaI
leaders took advantage Of the speculative support 70 o
press n. summer months May was sold down 20
and July s76 before BUYERS Of conseqpnce G29 ~,
support market Liverpool Responder 70
he eainess here by declining hare = point Fhch vas
Europe bought near months mere 70
months ago Inc Scutl sem
Of the Southern Spot mar
nd spinning were most
demand for cloths and yarn We're COLI
cerpe6 A SIGHT for to-rnorrows Houston re
CENTS made impression On the market al le
81 frsth hour. until midday that
oscioed strength manifested Shorts then appeared
10 get wind q light for to-naorrows New
Orleans receipts due appear until 123o CLOCK
prices advanced 70 the opening
level For the Of the session the tendency was
particularly active IN
when driven in b. export clear
1900 bales these following clearanees yesterday
Of 1900 bales and being three times -rger than poL
receipts The close very steady, with prices 5pf
points higher
The range prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.


New-Yorl April ?. 1902.
cofr market opened dull ana IN
rah,e news from foreign markets being about as
sd receipts country quite as large rs
eAt..os ~ hss- leaders bull support served 10
IF al last level despite the tect that
an the average decidedly bearish Business
go &c All dav ana the close the market was quieL
With prices net unchanged Total sales aountea 70 ~
market continued quiet ana steauE oI
- nor,iral basis sac for invoice lots OF fo no =
Sn---s 10 Europe during March 3looe oass'
A T-ni+es States 100000 bags; TO other coaflrles
Coz hos Santos shipments Europe. 4oSooo bags 20
yea6 states Victoria shipments 20 the
f--e5 states go bags. Rio erbarsues Ior me 20
49, % 900 bags Santos enbarques 10 Europe, oovoo
bags locsI market -o-5ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
NAVAL STORES.

ket with dull trade. Rosn and fairly active
Tar ruled steady firm late prices We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-4S1zI4 gc.
TAR-Pine, bbls. 81 so: oil. bbs SO CO.
ROSIN-Comnlon good strained 81 s7izGS1 70: ID.
81 20: E. 81 -: F. 81 So 81 So: H. 81 81 Is: K
81 10: NJ 81 20: n. So s. W G. 81. w W. 81 20.
STOCK HAND
Rosin bbs
Spirits turpentine. $40
Charleston. April 2--Turpentine and unchanged
Savannah April 2-Turpentfne firm. 442c; receipts
bbs: sales. 100 bbls exports 23S bbIs. Rosn firm;
ceips 16o4 bbs. sales. 11UT bbls exports bills
Quote: A. g., e, ID. 81 q: Z. 81 F. 81 3d. 81 as
So So.
Wilmington April 2-Spirits turpentine firm 45c bid:
81 casks. Rosin u.s. receipts
bbs turPentne quiet $685. 80; receipts l4o
bbs. Tar frm 81 20; receipts. 615 bbls.
London April 2.-Turpentine-Sprits. sos Cd. Rosn-
American strained. As Cd: fine 9s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. April 2, 2. m.-Cotton-Spot moderate
business prices easier American middling 27-32d
sales of the day bales. which
speculation and and included American Re
cepts. 5000 bales. including 700 Futures
opened quiet and closed steady: American middling.
1s-eid buyers; May and June, 4s-6iq4 49-64d
ers: June and July. 49-6fd sellers; July August
40-6fd buyers: August September.
sellers; September October. J-64d buyers October
and November. 364d Sellers November December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03

Spot was dull with quotations UNCHANGED on
the mddng upland and S'4c for niddllS
Gulf markets were telegraphed as fol
low. New-orieans-auiet and STEADY; unchanged AT
$3.50 Mebile-Nonlnal; unchanged, ar sac Savan-
rzh-Steady. unchanged. 916c Charleston iTTn
higher g-16c Wi1mington--F1rm. unchanged.
sac Norfolk-Firm; unchanged at SIC Baltimore
-Nonltnal; unchanged &c. Augusta-ceuiet; un-
changed, SIC St Iouis-Ftrm; unchanged al ei2c
Estimated receipts at NeW-Orleans for
bales, compared with 26sl bales actual
8 TT bales actual last year At Houston
Tomorrow 1890 100 bales, compared with o2sl
and i.46l bales actual last year
and interior points to-day COM
DAY last week and last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-03
Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs-De-

partment Of the Interior Once q Indian Affairs
washington \. c. March I. 190c-Sealed proposals.
dorsed Proposals for beef -four.
b.. directed 20 the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
Street Chicago. Ill will be received
II Tuesday. April Is. 1902 for furnishing
Indian Service beef -four. bacon, beans coffee
sugar rice and other articles OF subsistence also for
baking powder CTOckery
Agricultural implements paints oils. glass 1inYare
wagons harness leather shoe findings saddlery. etc.
hardware school medical supplies. ard long list
miscellaneous articles Sealed proposals. Endorsed Pro
blankets wooden and cotton goods. co-hnS
etc the be. and directed 20 the Commits
Of Indian Affairs and 20 Wooster Street
New York received until o'clock P NJ Of
Tuesday May 1902 furnishing for the Indian Ser
vice blankets goods. clothing notions.
hats and caps BIDS must De made out on Government
giving all information for
bidders viii be furnished Application 20 the Indian
Once. Washington. y. G. Nos - and ~ wooster street
York CITY; johnson Chicago. Ill; No
SIS Howard Street Omaha Nebr: the Cornmssaries Of
Subsistence L. 8 A Cheyenne Lsavenworth. 81.
Louis St Paul and Francisco: the postmasters at
Sioux CITY Yaukton Arkansas City, Caldwell. Topeka
Wichita Bids VIII be opened at the hour and
days ard bidders are invited TO De present
Department reserves the right 20 de-
point OF delivery and TO reject any and all
bids any part OF bid
' w A JONES Commissioner.