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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22
REFORM IN

#nEFoN" IN
Additional knowledge and the necessity
for looking after every detail in order that
the dairy may be profitable, has resulted
in wonderful improvements in the are
Of COWS and of thu mill afierward. St"in-
gent health laws of the several cities nave
forced the shittless man to wake up or
else get out Of business. There are stlil
many opportunities for Improvement par
,icularly along the line Of cleanliness OF
the cows and of the stables and milking
along more scientific lines. Only yester-
day watched a milkman. a man who
buns his milk, and II seemed to me that
if the 2airyman was half as clean rs the
milkman there would be little to complain
of. This milknan must. of course, keep
his milk on ice. but he uses an abundance
of scaiding water in the washing of his
bottles and utensils of tin and then they
are further purified by the sun. lie goes
farther and washes the little crates of
wood in which his bottles of milk are car
ried, using hot water and securing soap
and then these too are given a sun bath
HIS ice boxes are scrubbed with hot water
daily, the milk house floor is also scrubbed
and then thoroughly dried. Now sul'3os"
these same methods were employed by tn"
man from whom the milk is received.
! Surely The milk would come up to the
standard to which the law demands. one
of the worst troubles with d%airymcn is
their inclination to let things go n the
stables too long without cleaning. They
are very careful with their pals and pans.
but careless with the stables and with the
cows, forgetting. probably. how quickly
milk takes disagreeablc odOrs. Give III"
subject a little thought and see Il the ar
rangement Of the stables cannot be i'm
proved SO tina things may be kept cleaner.
POOR FEED FOR HORSES.
:. a.,, .,.", AN~ r.- - ~,
aged food may be given fowls and r&gs
withou, injury if it is skillfully mixed
with the better quality although there is a
risk in this sort of feeding. The horse, on
the other hand. does not seem TO be able
to take his share Of damaged feed and lhe
feeding of it generally results in a bad
tomach or bowel trouble. These organs
of the horse are much more sensitive and
delicate tina generally. supposed AMI
! great care should therefore be used i'll
feeding. Poor hay is another bad thing
for horses and it is also poor policy to at
tempt to carry a horse very far on hay,
whether good or poor, and water feeding
small! quantities of gram. Beyond ali
doubt oats are the best Of any grain for
Z horses. but it is quite as good policy &c
furnish variety to the horses as to the
other stock OF the farm, but making sure
+ that the animal has one fed daily Of frsI
class oats, and that oats form one Of tho
grains in one Of the mixtures of the day
Let all of the food be first class including
the hay and the horse will thrive on it anL
really eat less than of the poor food.
=! ONCE MORE PLENTY OF WATEF
This month is likely to be warm enough
so that stock of all kinds will not objec'
to an abundance of fresh water. 1t is as
tonlshing how many people think animal!
do not particularly need water. The!
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-22

these terrible Stomach
and Bowel troubles be-
cause it clcanscs the
Blood and makes the
intestincs practically
n W. 1t feeds the
starved condition and
brings them back to
l~ife.uothing else will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
SOME ROCKEFELLER MONEY USED.
Prudential Committee of American Board
Will State It's Position To-day.

Boston March &-The prudential committee of
the American board and the committee of minis
tiers who opposed the acceptance of John D. Rookie
fellers gift of $4,000 in secret session TO-
Gay. Afterward Secretary Barton announced, that
the committee had voted unanimously not to make
any statements concerning the action taken with
reference TO the gift until tomorrow when a for
nal statement would be issued.
Dr. Barton said. however that the report of the
subcommittee on the question of accepting the
eiit, notwithstanding the protest was unanimous
nature of this report ~
heIore the meeting of the committee the oninion
vas expressed at Congregational HEADQUARTERS that
tle slIt would be accepted. 1t stated that the
amount already drawn from Mr. Rockefeller had
Eesn apporuoned by the American board for the
louowlng purpc ses: Kobe College Japan 500 600.
znalai S0llege India e. o3o Euphrates College
College, $1,000 and publication of tracts TTrber
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS


LONDON. March 2ssaiied Cromarty Qsr) Dunn.
Inistrahul March 2S-Passed steamer Monaghan ,ar,
Strrat New-York for Glasgow ''
for New-York ~ ''1i''
Bremen March 2s p m-Arrived steamer Gera (Ger,.
Petersen, New-York D m, Rronprinz Wilhelm,
Ger Richter. New-York via Plymouth and cher
Rotterdam, March 27-saled steamers Excelsior Ger,
Courtin New-York Mannheim (Ger) Schau New.
oporto. March 23Arrived steamer Fasthed Brl Jones
New-York via L1eixoes 20 9'
Gibraltar March 2S-Passed Charles THAR
ghien (FT) I>e Roi NewYork for shanghai
Genoa. March 23ArriVed. I1lnbs ritz fr,oy,
Canzoneri New-York Via Naples; sailed
Monviso Qtab. Crenonini. New York; 9th stesmer
citta d cienoya .Ita9. Naguaao. New-York
bert Ger. Schaarsschnlidt Naples for Newport
Naples, March 23Sailed cavo 5Spanl
Costello, NewYork; Roma fFrj Verries Nev-Yo-i5
24th. steamer cltta al Torino dtal Galleta New
Naples. March 27Arrlvea, steamer Perugia CBr John
ston. New-York via MarseIles ~
81 Vincent; Y March 26-Passed. steamer Indrawadi
GBrD. Hall, New-Yofs for Shanghai etc '
Alden, March 2FATrived, steamer Satsuma (Br) Chubh
Yokohama. etc, for New-Hork.
ers Jeseric tBr, shotten. Yokohama. etc. for New
santos. March 2ssaed. steamer Moorish Prince CFr,.
Rio Janeiro March 23-Arrived steamer Byron ,Rr,
Cadoesn. New-York via Pernambuco.
London. March 2s-Arrived steamer Minnehaha (Br)
Bremen. March IS m-saed. steamer chemnitz Gen
Jantzen. NeTv-York ana Baltimore.
Gibraltar, March 2T-Passed, C1ta dl rorino
Utah Gaeta, Genoa and Naples for New-York
Messna March 26ArFived steamer MOlfke
mann. Mediterranean ports Ton cruise
Buenos Ayres March i7ATrved, steamer Horatus tBr)
ST croix, March .. m-Arryed, steamer Pretoria
OBJ. McKenzie. Neg- York for Barbados. eta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, March %, 1905

Steamer Narragansett CBr) Scott London March - to
Steamer Ryndam, Dutch Wander Zee, Rotterdam and
49, cabin Lii sfeerage passengers and Ar
steamer British Princess lBr) Brown Antwerp March
3D. to Sanderson Son with cabin passenger and mdse
steamer kr6onand DoxTHd Antwerp and Dover March
age passengers and mdse Arrived the Bar at 2s4 m
Nspes T ia Bze Fetmann q Co With 5 Cabin a anS
0S passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
Steamer Giul,a aus; stggartch. Trieste March 4
cabin l1o4 and mdse Arrived
steamer sbir!a Ger. Brambeer sayania March T.
Gsrtagena To- Port Lmon 20 and KINGSTON 25 to the
mdsa. Arrived the Bar at $50 m.
March p with mOlasses to the Gua1iea cenrala Yes
sci s to atlas @ at Bar M o BAY and
Maria March q, to the cuneo Trading Company. with
Steamer MORO Castle, Downs. Havana. March 90 to
mess arrived Is at the Ra Bar at 52S March %
Southern Pacific Company. with mdse. Passed Quar-
steamer Nuoees Jehnstone Galveston March % via
Key West 3 to Mallory 4 Co with passengers
IS, Steamer city Of Everett BUNTING with barge No "a
oil. Passed in sandy Hook at $40 p m
70 the Southern Pacific Company. with mdse Passed
Steamer Rio iSrande e. Mcintosh Mobile March 10 via
Brunswick g "a to Mallory Co. with passengers
steamer Princess e; anne: TaPey Newport News and
nasseneers and rndsa PaHand n, 1opshy with
N Steamer British M9narch r wilkn Burnt Island
the Bar 5 o m -
arnpton and Cherbourg (Nantucket
Steamer NeE-York Jacksonville March and
Charleston o. 20 William p Clyde passengers
and mdse Passed in Quarantine 1890 D m.
Steamer Comanche Watson Jacksonville March 2e and
Charleston 81 to William witt passengers
H9 s'iS &aFoR 80 go mwnd west
southwest. moderate breeze clear.
SAILED
Steamers Merchant Prince CBr) Nontevideo ITsk Nor,
Sama; Barbarossa Ger Bremen Via Plymouth ana
Gnerb3u 1 sqyonia r Naples Trieste winifred
City, of Columbus Savannah: Apache Charleston and
Jacksonville; Lvonia Gam. Rotterdam
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. March 2s.--Closins-W HEAT-spot steady:
No California Is l0d; futures quiet: May. 0s Tlsd:
July IS sd, September Sc T1sd. tORN-STs,t
American mixed. new. 4isd; do old IS lid futures
quiet; March 4S 4d; May, - 4ssd. FIOUR-St Louis
fancy winter steady at as Cd HOPS London tPaciae
Soastl steady at s6 6s99k7 LINSEEp OIL. Arm at
BITTER nominal TEAS-Canadian Arm at IS ia
FETRSlElM quiet at es. R0sIN-c Common. Is Cd
CQIIONSEED OII~-Huu refined spot firm al iSs Oi
BEEE-Extra India FIRM at us I'd PoRKEPrima
10 n steady at 4Ss BACoN-cumherland cut. 26 to 30
10, steady at Sis rib 16 NJ al 4Os long
clear mddes light, Is 70 "A n, strong at ass Ell do
heasy 50 70 70 ~ strong AZ 3ss short clear hacks,
70 - 10. rn at 2fs 3D. clear bellies "A 70 ne m steady
az S9s SHoU I.DERSSquare. ~ n am M as "a
lsAititPriUe Western. In terces at do AMER
lean refined IN pals hrm az ar %. CHEFSE-Auerican
let white strong at A-s cd: 10 colnrea 5Gs
iAli. lW--lrime cy ateadN 2ss. Australian Lon
ooh euA AZ oA IuRPENTlNE-sputs steady al ala.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC IMPROVEMENTS.

San Francisco, March 2s.-The Southern Pacific
Railroad Company is engaged number OF i'm
portant improvements of its roadbed the most ex-
tensive OF which is the revision of line through
the State of Nevada. Between the east and west
boundaries OF Nevada much of the road is being
rebuilt Excluding the Salt Lake cutoff. there will
pe 70 miles OF new road constructed. saving more
tran seven miles in distance and reducing the max
imun grade generally from ! to o. per cent Be
tween Montalvo and Burbank CAL a new line SO II
1nies IN length has been built, saving 6S7 miles in
olstance over the old line between the points
IN tIlls new Inc there are three tunnels located
between Santa Susana and Chatsworth Park The
length Of Tunnel No 1 is 1853 feet; of Tunnel No
s2e5 feet and OF Tunnel No. g. $50 feet -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston March 2sAlthough the trading is quiet there
is distinctly better feeling IN the
e1pecedy demand for London sales and
generally strong demand abroad shown The trade
that there is scarcity OF Europe and n is
apparent that dealers who have bought
feeling encouraged over the situation Territory woos
quiet. but pulled woods better Foreign
grades STEADY Quotations in this 5onestic
woods about follows: Ohio and Pennsy !vania-SX
above 33G34c; Y. 3OG3lc: / 36a37c. No . 27s5
3sc; fine unwashed 24a25c quarter blood. unwashed 30
1isc; threeeighhs blood. 30G91c: blood 29d3Oc
unvashed deaine 2Ig2sc unmerchantable 2sa3Oc: hne
washed deaine 5o1fuSic Michlgan-Fine unwashed 2l0
SOC; half blood 2sd29c; unwashed delaine 252dc ken
lucky, Indiana, etc-TEree-eiEhths blood
3oG3lc TerritoryIdaho hne. 1920 heavy fine 1sqI7c
fine medium, leQ2oc; medium. 2Id22c low medium pan
24c; Wyoming fine, i7tqlsac; heavy fine l59l6c: fine
medium leqiyc medium S-qZ5c: low medium. 23d24c
Utah Nevada. fine. 170ISc: fine lSG16c- 6na
medium. II 41sc: medium 22G23c medium 23if34c
Dakota, 1Sdlec: medium 1SQ10c: medium 23f5
24c: medium 23g24c Montana. fine choice 2iia5a.y
average 1919 zoe; fine medium choice 2lda2c. aver-
i99e0c staple, 22423c; medium choice 23aajs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29

Cash quotations were as follows: FLOUR easy:
M diSAr led NO :, SPITE 81 a$1 II: No S1GSI
$IAc RYE. No 7s7SiEc: BAREY e %ne fes ain
3i44Oc: fair to choice mailing 43D47o; FT.AXSFSF;i9
No J. 81 49, No Northwestern. 81 So: TIMOTHY SEED
mess per Dbl $I2 6og$12 60; LARD per 100 H. 50 97H
qS1; CIT MEATS short ribs sides doose) Sc S15a S7:
short Gear sides boxed, Sc S71s; KEY basis Of
nigh wines, 81 % On the Produce Exchange to-day
&c; EGGS steady; at mark, included I64c; rsts
49, prime frsts lie; extras. 18c; CHEESE steady
l29l312c. -
Duluth, March 2s.-Close: WHEAT-No Northern
81 G4%; No 2 Northern, 9s%c9S1 OH; May. 81 O53 ;
July. 81 o3bs; September. $3.50
81 121a: No 2 Northern 81 Osq$1 10; July sss4c bid.
RYE-No ], s51sc BARIIEjY-No2 sic; sample SS6l50c
cORN--No 3. SIC; May, 47Ssc bid.
Minneapolis. March 2s.-Close- WIEAT-NIay 81 osh
hard 81 129s; No Northern. 81 10Ss: No Northern
81 05t: FLOUR-First patents. S6dSG TO- second nat.
ents 50 SS6 90 first clears. 35QS4 second clears
81 SO@S2 80. BRAN, in bulk. s14 IS.
philadelphia March 2S-VHEAT quiet: contract grade
March 81 0S1a CORN quiet end ac lower March 5O146
Ole. OATS steady; No white natural 31337iIc. No
white, clipped $7GS744c. BUTTER firm: Western
creamery 3lc eTtra nearby prints S2,. EGGS weaker
mark CHEESE steady; New-York full creams fancy
1917 c; do choice, 13ac do fair good l2& 0I3Lc Pc
eeipts-Flour. 1900 bbs 900 in sacks wheat
500 bush; corn 80 600 BUSH oats II 900 bush Ship
bush. ' '
ST. Louis March 2s-c1ose: wHBAT-No 2 red. cash.
elevator. 81 O3e: May, 81 03s; July 9S3Hc; No Q
hard 81 o56s1 O6. CORN-No . cash 46c; May ASA a
white. S21 938c. ~
Toledo, March 2s.-CIovERsEED-c and March
81 65. TIMoTHY-March. 81 s5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
posT oFFICE pEPARTMENT. WAsHING.

ton, g. February a. i90J.-Proposals will be re-
ceved the Post Office Department. in the City OF
Washington until O'Clock p. 1sI 1895 for the
conveyance United pursuant TO Act or
March 3. 1891. the Route hereinafter described
ders invited submit proposals for service said
Route under contract for hve and also for
years. which shall July LIST, 1905 Schedule:
Route No. 10 20. NJ. From San Francisco Cal. 20
Tahiti. 10 trips schedule approved by the
Postmaster General class; time
days Bond required with bid. $4,000 The right
served all bids Circulars containing copy
the Act description OF the Route instructions 70 bid
ders and blank proposals and bonds be OBJ
tanned of Superintendent OF Foreign Malls Post Office
Department after March LIST. 1863 T. J. WINNIE Post
master General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
TO OPEN FAIR AT MASONIC HALL.

The Rev. DIR. r. s. Macarthur will deliver the
invocation at the opening exercises of the Eastern
Star Fair at Masonic Hall at O'Clock this after
noon A special address will be delivered to the
women of the order by Townsend Scudder. deputy
grand master of Free MasonS in this State. 1t is
estimated that the goods given for sale at the
charity bazaar amount to Sal 600 in value The fair
is to continue two weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
I. e n. 10 ISSUE sso.oooonn RoMns

Louisville. Ky. March 2s-The stockholders of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company at
special meeting held to-day. authorized the issue
OF 100000 additional bonds. To secure to-day's
nond Issue mortgage was executed for $4,000, 600
on the line OF railroad extending from Cincinnati
10y way OF Knoxville, TO Atlanta, Ga. and
known as the Atlanta-Knoxville and Cincinnati
VISION or the Louisville and Nashville, which is
rearing completion -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
COTTON CROP 1s,5s4,457 BALES.

Washington. March &-The Census Bureau to
Gay issued special cotton ginning report shown,
totsl crop. including lnters, counting round bale
as haiI bales 20 be 13597S2 equivalent to 49, s4 45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
SALE OF LARGE COAL TRACT.

Uniontown Penn. March 8.-The Vesta Coal
Company, composed of stockholders of the Jones &
IaughIin Steel Company. of Pittsburg. has just
closed deal for the purchase $500 acres of coal
land in Washington County. The purchase price Is
said to be over 100000 1t is of the largest
single sales of coal lands ever contaminated in
Southwestern Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
QUICK REsALE OF aerHsT. plor

Pother g. Bro. and Daniel b. Freedman have
sold Nos "A and 7s West 3sth-st old buildings on a
plot s7s1g4 feet The seller Bought the parcel about
month ago from Albert J. Adams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
BUY RIVERSIDE DRIVE PLOT

Ire & Fleischman have bought Mot 1oaxsoo
feet. az the northeast conner of 135th-st and
Riverside Drive, from the Realty Transfer Com
psny, through George Baker and H D. Baker q
Co The same buyers nave also bought the tvvo
dwelling houses, Nos. III and lls East 2ath-sf on
plct &C sxsS9 feet through Mr.. Baker -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29

469d: good middling. AID: midding BID: low mid
ding AID; good ordinary g3d. ordinary 3 nd the
sales the day 1900 bales which 500 were for
speculation and export included G,3gD America n
Futures opened steady ana closed quiet American mid
and May, +OSd; May June. Ala. June and Juiv
Aba: July and August lid: August Septernher
41Sd; September and October led: October and No
vember 4.1Td November and December I'D December
and January, lisa; January and February { 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
Public Notices.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT APPEI.

All L.
late Division First Department In the matter Of
Company appointment three commissioners to
determine and report whether railroad ought CON
Notice hereby given that pursuant provisions
signed New York and Jersey Railroad Companu vii, AT
ply to the Appellate Division the Supreme Court OF the
Term thereof be held Appellate Division Cort
House. at Madison Avenue 25th Street in the For
day April o'clock in the afternoon
thereafter counsel be heard the ap
matter. TO determine report Appellate Di-
vision after due hearing whether the OF the
railroad OF SAID railroad company ought to be constructed
and operated The papers which aforesaid an
peat9n VIII be made are the petition of the said Rail
accompanying the same, all of which In the
about March IL 1905 and in addition thereto @ on or
papers shall be presented the said by the
A description OF the and general plan Of CON
strction of said extensions of Of said
following substantial synopsis Of the SAID
routes viz: From the terminus railway OF said
Greenwich ana West Tenth Christopher Streets in
the Borough OF Manhattan and thence running eastey
one branch under Sixth Avenue to terminal station at
Borough with another branch cTossi1
diagonaly under Sixth Avenue and thence
Fourth Avenue and Ninth Street,
in said Borough. together with subway leading from
to the station of the Rapid Subway at Fourth
Avenue Eighth Street
The object of the aforesaid application obtain tie
appointment Of commissioners who shall determine
public hearing OF all parties interested whether
tensions OF said railroad ought TO be
GpePafed and shall report the evidence taken 70 said
termination which report II in favor of the construction
and operation Of said mis-
by said Court be taken in lieu Of the
property owners along the lines of the
Dated New York March 81 1905
NEW YORK AND JERSEY RAILROAD COMPANY.
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BUREAU OF THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR OF
THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK,

NO. ll3 Nassau Street \
- New York March IS. 1905.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. PURSUANT
TO Chapter 230 Of the Laws 1895 that the state
ment Of the receipts and expenditures Ad-
mnistrato- during the 1904 published in the
City Record. three times each week weeks
ginning February q. 1905
WILLIAM NJ HOES.
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BACHELOR QUARTERS. HOTELS ETC Once
Isthmian Canal Commission Washington. d. c. March
-. 19OSSealed IN triplCae will be received
AZ the Office OF the PURCHASING Agent Isthanian Canal
Commission. Washington, u n Np-l
-. 1908 which time they Wiz be opened hubble
furnishing above mentioned furniture Blanks and
information may be obtained from this Office or Of
hCcs OF Asst PurcAasing Agen' "a state n C'tv
Asst Purchasing Agent. custom House. New Or
leans. Ia H. J. GALLAGHER. Major L. 5, 4. Pur-
chasing Agent
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WILL BUILD AN APARTMENT HousE

fease & Gilman have sold No. 545 Madison ave-
four story dwelling house. lot lsSxs2 feet 10
james A. Farley. He owns Nos 547 and $40 ad-
joining he viii erect IN apartment house on the
combined site. - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
DENIES RuMoR OF CENTRAL CONTROL

Toronto. March 2s--The report that the New York
central railroad had gained control of Canadian
electric roads is denied by Frederic Nichols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

We BGffale March 2s-FLoTR steady. wHEAT-sprng
WWeaKi No Northern, carloads. 81 15k. CORN EASY:
No yellow, 6sAci No corr, 51l=c. OATS weak; No
= wnlte sS42.c; No mixed 33Ac. BARLEY--Western
Chicago March 2S-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
ExEcunvE oFFlcE. COMMISSIONERS

E,NEN I IT ' u Ut i IV-i-, ON SSIV'-N f@IN'N
District of tcluJaois. Washington, March ~,
1sSealed proposals VII bc received at this office un
iii IL April 1890. and three
lighting the public streets. alleys ana
roads District of Columbia with incandescent
gas lamps Specifications and Bank forms pro
posal be obtaincd this oflce. henry u. +.
MACFARl4AND. HENRY l. WIcST. JOHN BIpDLE.
Commissioners, u. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise $50 Sunset Moon DPS am age
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 2:30I Gov. Island Hell Gate ASA
PM-sandy Hook 3:15iGo Island 5:ss Hell Gate Sal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
INVESTOR GETS fa4TH.sT House

snowber & CO. have sold for William Solomon
1t, &c investor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine frmer hut quiet
and % cents asked for machine Rosin
was steady but unchanged. Tar ruled firm at former
prices. We
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-oh and machine in bbls 57ls
TAR-S5 25.
ROSIN-Common 10 good. strained 50 95dS3: r 81 II
asa 20: F. So 2Oa$s %: G. So 35G$S 40 II So e0s3 TO-
l. So s0Gs3 30: 81 35ds4 45: NJ 81 S5G7S4 90 81 To-
W G, 50 35. and W w. IS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-29
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS

San Francisco March 2S.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks to-day were as fol-
lows:
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WEST POINT. y. Y. MARCH 9TH. 1905

sealed proposals triplicatc. received here
until - O'Clock March i0ti furnis hing
and installing Coal Conveying Point
y Y, drawings and Fpccifcatons IN
ofee The T. reserve the night rsieel
or al proposals thereof
specifications address ouarteImastcr West Point. y.
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Proposals.

t. S. ENGR. OFFICE, BOSTON, MASS,
-, Feb Is 1905 Sealed proposals Cor Rock Excava-
Il II. Mar 80 1905. then publicly opened Informa-
tion application. w s. STANTON. Col. Engrs