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New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. April New high record marks for
the wheat market to-day, when the May option sold
up TO 81 p and the July 81 0S5s The new high
point for May within l2c of the best price
touched during the celebrated Gates deal in 1905
The market closed strong, with prices s.c to &c
lower TO sc to sc higher. compared with the pre-
Nlous close Corn, oats and provisions also closed
firm.
Rallying from rather weak tone at the start
the wheat market became exceedingly strong and
prices were forced beyond the high point the
season recorded on the previous session. The
jorIIy of traders I'm the pit expected reaction from
lhe nigh prices which prevailed yesterday. and in
this respect their expectations We're realized.
the market opened at declines Of sc &c 12c
- ~ Inc Wt'ikt'SS Al the start was que TO the
heavy tone Of European markets particularly that
at Liverpool which was bearishly affected by un-
"Apec'edIE hbeTal exports for the week from Ar
Eentina and Australia, Leading bulls gave the
market good support early in the day, and drmer
tone soon developed, which became stronger as
the session advanced More crop damage reports
were received. which helped to strengthen the mar
ke but the chief reason for The buoyancy was con
st8ntly increasing demand for cash grain. cash
sales of 1o5ooo bushels closed here, and char
ter was closed TO ship l0eooo bushels more at the
opening of navigation ST. Louis and Kansas City
also reported brisk bidding for the cash grain.
From 81 sss, the low point at the opening. the MAY
delivery advanced to 81 - while july sold up from
s. o1is to 81 oS5s There was some reaction late in
the dsy owing, TO profit taking but the market
with the exception Of the December delivery, in
which month there was very little trading, closed
firm Final quotations on May were at 81 2o's and
on July ct s. 0S to 81 0Ss.
The corn market was helped materially by the
bulge in wheat and by the popular hullish s1ntl-
deferred futures were relatively easier than the
May option, which was In good demand nearly ali
day by leading bulls in the wheat pit Wet weather
in parts the corn belt responsible for much
of the demand Nav. The close was firm at net
gains Of isc to &c to Sc, May being Al o''>c ana
July 66l2c to 66ssC.
oats exhibited considerable strength. being lnhn-
enced by the advance in wheat and corn. There
q general commission house demand for the
May delivery. while local shorts bought the de
1eTred futures owing the strength of the nearby
option Local receipts were small ana prices Al
the sample tables advanced &c. The market closed
firm gains OF &c 10 &c to -sc, with NAY ar
55i2C 555zc. and July AZ 4SlsC u asa
Provisions We're easy early in the day because ~
realizing by local holders. but became strong later
Trade vas active nearly all day. At the close
prices were 2l2c sc 10 l5C higher
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago. April 2.-CATTIE- Receipts estimated a.
l4Se S22 bad iee ae 81 5"s S. s. 59s S9s ~ 3 cs@S
81 -UqSs stockers feeders. 81 3UGS5 ~. noes
Receipts estimated 1000 head. market choice
mixed. So s0NS6 choice light S5mS7 packing. 80
aS7. pigs 81 5odS6 81. bulk Of sales. 50 "paST o..
"a 10. lover. sheep, $34SI lambs Sass 80, earrings.
C,nrnilatt April = HOGS Receipts ao5I head. mar
Eet geuers 10 higher, selected shippers. car ss
y. butchers and shippers. HSI 81.
s. Gpa$G 80 CATTLE Receipts 80 head. market slow
5nmon s. ia s - s iiescipts ~ head nlaS
ket steady. a; s. 25pS" 90 lambs so" lower At
S5aS1
East Ruaalo. April 2-CATTLE- . Receipts 20 head
market slow a shade prime steers So 3lm
~. VEAIS- Receipts. 1000 head. market slow and
workers.. s. loaS7 % pigs. 81 6OaSG 10 roughs
s. -5QS6 60. dairies S1@S7 @"- SHEEP AND i.AMBS-
Receipts. 1900 head. market slow "ejhers luc lover.
steady. lambs. SGa$S so yearlings. S7@$7 30
Vethers SO JUuSG a.. 81 1886 30, sheep mixed
kansas CITY April CATTLE Receipts 100 head
including 100 Southerns. Rrket steady +" choice
SASS 50. SDathern steers 81 dodS621- southern
COWS. ;" 25lIS4 -. native cows 8 'naS5 ~" uatte
HOGS Receipts $500 head. market strong 5c higher
top. bulk of e5dS6 g5. heavy 81 9"aS7.
pigs. s. 50GSG. SHEEP Receipts 50oo head. market
sfeat ia lover. lambs. So dodSs "a: yearings 81 -
as 90 wethers s. 75Q$6 60; ewes - 23g$6 stockers
Union stock Yards. Pittsburg. April 60 ATTLE- Re
-oTts .sht steady: ehoce 81 4ogS6 -; prime 81 2n0
81 s. a. A.. 81 tli,>ungIs light seady ntaa netsers
tai tAT.NES IS 5o9S9 HOGS Receipts igh steady
prime hoeyies 5. 4oa<7 ~. mediums s. aS7 heayy
ass 20 roIshs sea$s 50
Toledo AprH --CLovEBsEED-Cssh $ -. AprI
s. -. rejected Il ncgiected s. 81 TIMOTHY
Prime. 81 So AIS E-PriIne $ 25.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
LIVESTOCK MARkET

RFEyFs p.,..-.- us-. Tsw Tw {ork APrjI 1900
Including l cars for slaushtsrers and II for the
ais Is cars be sold steers we're sloa bIt sts44y
medium and good tat cows SLOW - 1azi5r f,n,s- +pa
= T S1"4, sgre t oTainar 80 70 ngiH1e steers sold
& cHas as lou as s. and COWS a. - 1SaSt = with
quotsrons Liverpool and London cables Quoted i've
steady. refrigerator beef higher az a-@loir Fer
h EXPORTERS received information b. cable from Lon
York had been listed 70 take sfsetr at 70
nor ro1orro viii cIuds / 100 quarters in the Mesabs
's-r g. ,bs ,f-ts Re- ,.s ~ ne I 1,,- l,~ +l+
for The Armonr t,eI ,onltany and The Norris FHef
errool making the totals from this rort for the
80 quarters of beef all to ports 'f Great Britain
sales Merhcrs-n & 90 10 Ohio steers. 1888 n aver
,Ee at 81 SO per 100 IL. 10 DO 1122 h at 50 20 >
d. s7o H. at - - ; 10 1o5 H. AZ s. - / 10 80 IN
~ 81 so 2S rrs5 red PerrEylrlnis COWS 100 n AZ
s. s. coT l23 IL a, s. oI = d. III To- at So s. -,
at - eo do - n at 81 90 IS 10 $50 H. at g 70.
s. - do SO 10. at 81 so II DO 7a1 5 at s. 25:
do 9 T3a'f II s; s }5:s 49, \ At q $ a q o5 b.
s. 80 - 10 r,sS ~ ~ - a. :. DO 1a4S ~ az e. ~,
do $50 ~ ct $ - % loss = at 81 40 l. d. ~
a.. -" n, - 81. do. $50 n ar % u
d. NiHt3I 1id5 n at St - 70 ''N' steers ''' ~ =
Eerns ceulnisop Comra9. 20 chicago steers 1901 n
T"bn & shannon 20 ohio steers lr77 n at sss5
2 >- S5 RSf%'+ t r, Tre ,5 % hs 1.5 @
and prices arm t7 25r hirher Common 10 chaf5e eaIs
sod =, 5oasro 6er 100 n. cu'ls At Indana I'd
Dressed calves stead I7Gf4tzc
dressed With country
sold Sd i9C
sales saqssrs 50 sal: 49, n ease SO per
veaIs 40 n $40. - d. n
50 - 10 -, a 80 3Tis. > CuIs no 4 s.
Commission Compauv. - Indiana veaIs 15S
-. Il 127 n at IS 30; Indiana fed s7s
n. at 81
SHFEF N>D TlNBS-Receirts 2sl. cars or
= including u saughte~ers
market. making. with the stale stock. -.
sale sheep were in limited supply and steady Tir7hS
duH and neglected with sellers holding srNadv
six likely % he bold : ~'ircs1
she q clipped ,hs
o. - 75GST - good choice unshorn lambs
COLI urshe~u a mutton a.
dressed lambs 1ieG14c. dressed
rorHouse f4uhS S+ISS
Sales-Eerns Commission Ce"nanv 11s eiinFed Indiana
lau'hs 3 10 7vsrrCe at Sc - toa n. clipped
Indiana sheen 12a n. NJ s. 80
Sanders. .2 unshoru state iamHs 90 n - 10
clipped do. - N. at s. > 3 cUlls AZ n s.
shippers Commission C~r~nauv uat~ vest-rdav,. ans
lambs. alis n IS f2la * a0is n S2i5
FOGS-Recerts were 1tl- c4rS. . SIS he7d ir-
Guiding about half the market Feeling f,r1
steady but no sales had been reported hour
Country dressed hogs unchanged
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
AB HEPBURN RETURNS
Finds Meric0 4ttr0ctiCe Field for
InTeStmeRtS Noe.

= rIerltIrr. president of the Chase National
- rst11rned yesterday from a trip to Mexico.
LD~tf-5 he started with party of friends on Feb
-, % q 1t WIS primarily vacation trip. nut Nr
- while in the City Of Mexico and other
L.5ss of he republic south Of the Rio Grande met
= besds Of many banks of which the Chase Ma
- tssri is the local correspondent and discussed
[ra~,faI and business conditions with them.
r.. marty went by rail from New York 20
,-tabts Key Fla. on the extension of the Florida
=, Coast ilng. ana thence across 10 Havana
&c they stayed four days Prom Havana they
-o.ssed by a Ward line steamer to Progreso and
-. CIr1z the latter city. which used 10 have a
20 reputation from sanitary point Of view being
s,,,,5 healthtul well as attractive in appearances
,7rop7 Vera Cruz interesting railroad trip over
,.e mountains drought the party to the City Of
.,sxico, where every hospitality was shown them
-s.re Arr Hepburn met President Diaz whose per
,sIit,, greatly impressed him: Senior I-imantoJgr
-, Minister Of Finance, and other notable men
u. returned way of Tampico. which city
,,oorjing TO dispatches few days ago, he killed
ssYeu iaguaTs, an exploit which he preferred yes
.-say not 10 discuss.
NJ Hepburn saw a great many American tour
,,ts in Mexico. some OF whom were visiting the
.a,ztry with a view to making Investments Mexi-
a. is an aftractiv field for Investment, his opin-
ian. hut much depends on whether or not the
,rssent stability Of its government will be main
,,ined hy the successor Of President Diaz If
.,ranE government. guaranteeing security for
foreign investments. shall be continued, great
t-toD Of American capital is likely.
In spesking Of opportunities for capital Ar Hep
LY-p said that coffee plantation OF about eighty
thousand acres had been offered him for S250o0O
rnlS There Wer= ten thousand acres planted To
eeF.e and on the plantation were excellent build
i,ss sna there also chapel capable of con
tsininE two hundred persons Although there were
many opportunities for desirable Investments in
coffee ana rubber lands mining properties and
ral 10 S~Tr1-
,uIzs closely. he added
Al Orizsha Mr. Hepburn train Of ten or
,,eIve cars Of a large " estern railroad which had
brought party Of prospective investors from the
Tinted States whose fare had been paid by
American promoters il was said These tourists
,Aese o7ru farms were probably worth 800
acre could buy Al 8 an acre land in Mexico which
.ss probably ~ richer soil than their But
as they were ignorant of the language. unaccus-
,,rnes 10 the climate Of Neyico and not fitted 10
manage the poems who are the farm lahorers Of
Mexico i Was tar from certain that investment
rouid prove advantageous TO them
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
PLAN NEW DEMURRAGE RULES.
Railroad Men in Conference with Interstate
Commerce Commission.

Washington. April "A conference on the Ques-
tton Of car service and demurrage between the lead
Irr railroad authorities and the representatives ot
the Interstate Commerce Commission and the rail
mad commissions Of all the states began to-day in
n. Offices Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
Il Ess called by Commissioner Lane as chairman
of the conmitte- On car service and demurrase Of
The National Association Of Railroad Commission
.rs The railroad representatives, are Arthur Hale,
general agent Il the American Railway Associa-
ZION, C. " Sanford Of the Chicago demurrage
bureau and J. Y. Haskell. Of the Southeastern
demurrage bureau " l. Eaton, chairman OF the
iowa Railroad Commission, present.
Mr Lane and others present expressed conf
oence that ths conference would eventually lead
10 uniformity in rules and charges by all commits
Icns and carriers.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
COFFEE The

New York. April 1909
COFFEE The coffee stet appeared to he steady
ing. after the reaction tho last few DAYS during to
DAYS trading The opening irregular at al
vance "f points to decline Of points. and the mar
ket closed steady net unchanged to = points higher.
comparatively months having shown change
closing figures the previous day Business
moderate. sales being reported "f ~ 900 bags For
markets generally steady showing and Bra
lillian light while warehouse dsli}
from New York We're liberal and the result or ihe
combined light and large deliveries during the
"a Of @.a~ES bags in the
worlds visible supply. which April 1899, "n4
100000 said 20
he held under the vaorization agreement of which only
bags become available 10 the trade during
the rest cf this season In the event ~ the price
reaching - for the month In the French
market \ present April In HavTc selling
around 500 francs II is hardly expected that Ne"
warehouse deliveries will heavy during
April dl during March but there IS as little
prospect increase the Brazilian receipts Re
that the provisions f"r oonee duty ar y. he
dropped tariff hli seemed 10 have eNerted their
f influence tho market the time henE but there
less uncertainty with regard e" the sla
Nothing further Is heard regarding
the santos Of the hsiIsiorn'S which
were reported week and which were the bull
factor Monday and Tuesday. Spot c"aee quiet iil'
%o : SIC nominal Of contract prices in the
lc,aI day follows
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
NEW WISCONSIN CENTRAL DIRECTORS.

= remington president of the Minneapolis 81.
faui Sault Ste Marie Railway Company. the
ana general manager Of the same a1mpany. and
a H. Bright its general counsel, were yesterday
elected directors of the Wisconsin Central Railway
company. which was recently leased TO the 500"
subsequently Mr Pennington was elected president
OF the Wisconsin Central and Nj Bright vice
president. Newman Erb Will continue to act as
chairman of the board for the present.
ihe wisconsin Central has given first and
Feiunding mortgage dated April l. 1909 to the
empire Trust Company and Leroy ". Baldwin. as
trustees. securing issue of 500 10000 Per cent
gold bonds, maturing April !. 1853 These bonds
Were,recently authorized by the directors
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03

making U"V high records i"f 't'
,,is~r fra cotton na5art developed s0we~uat I"t0
-. ,a~a.r,- In the late trading DAY. but closed
aF, In tone and points net hlsn'5 t.'>t.'
,ts. .r-fra tn" AM iH'i" s''t'-
f-t- was .arsv att-louteE a expectations of an cary
..-+farr.r tariff Questions TRACE
Increasing svfluusn's- .t iF' "'t'i'
i1 fh' ssas.r. eflT.4''. "-.''' rams
damaging while ,.utirged 1rr weather """ F'it' .'
.rg,, Co. susceptible IHulsg" iu iH" event " '
sun 1er The market opened si'alF q, 3 L' "-'., .,
- . points arE Sold points 1"' higher '".E ''
trading cables than El" overnight i-l
ing orders and stop orders. Realizing was A'lf
neavg tu, reaction - r1.r " "T points .i'
Ing th. earr, afrruouu. when Ma contracts sold ar 'e
and October at -, ur about 70 q" :. points at'.I
htzh records toward she end or as' ltil"i9- III
,f: lasr hour demand N'fe aggressive" con-
mission house 'ataUg rrHtfS i"f over 'Ie
aa-. md and close at about I'D" ..N''i . i.
tho #sy Southern SPOT markets nfirlsv report
.lrtr were lea &c hEHe-. some" points rfiflfn /"
demand advance. and I5i.ai' wires ' .7
character hal siS'7'.llt - ~. fsafr, -~Gra
white NauHnesr"r trad" accounts .'t" -.' -
favorable weather was predicted i'F ' Gay 'N '
Southwest
The ,e.-,. figures ~ tho N~y York Cotton Exchange
'ast year. overland 20 mills ami canada. 20 "h 0ts
agairs- p21 year. southern MIL 'afAnso. est
mattel ~ un bales 5000 last relr- 1~ ny
s-G,,s Al interior IGo bales against l@" last
,e,r- brought lut. siEht the week l2i:S2 bales
arafr= i53 ar. Total tnnF"fn"Ht- Fort
rrreir-s bales against +$I last year ot,
last year southern mn taHinEs- lT7'"-' tass "setHN
e interior fn fN'rN- ~
September T. taes. against 24GN7 '9s' E'ar
brought sight thus far fnr in" season i-''''
les against oo45 2oh bales last year brought INTO
sigG- r-r the month March Gj1.2l bales against r
The total crop movement lH i'' ia "'.
Tie q contract prices In the local market 10 d'F
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

No red Western winter 5 4'sd. futHres steady MAY
quiet; new American MIXED. IS 1oi4d futures quet,
May. IS a'sd. july. IS +Sd. PEAS-Canadian frm .
?1 FIJll R-Ninter patents strong. 6i HOPS in
London tPacihc COAST. steady. E2af3 BEEF-Fxrra
ern duI 55s HtMsrshGrt cut y Is n.
steady. 4Ss short rib I6 n. steady 4as IrnS
mIddies light. 9s SOS 81 long c,aa%
middies heavy 81 TO 20 n. hrm clear backs
16 % H. stead +as clear bellies - N steady
SIS cd. Sioj )ts'tS-Square n Is steady los
IlAFn-Prime Western in usrcss steady SIS, Anreri-
refined in pals steady, 52e 81 CHEEsE-Canadiar
white d~m t2S Cd. Canadian colorad
SIS I'D TALLOW-Frime citv. steady. 2Ss TT-Itrp,~-
TINE-Spirits hrm, 26s Cd. ROSIN-C'cumo1 steadv =
IA; PETRQLEL M-Rehned steady. nd LINsEED on
STEADY. 22s 81
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
B. & O. TO SPEND SO gao 900.
HW Buy about 10000 Steel Cars
and Mann Locomotives.

Baltimore, April At is authoritativeIy reported
here to-day that the management Of the Baltimore
d ONO Railroad Is planning to buy large amount
Of equipment which VIII call for the expenditure
of about $10O09gN
tentative plans Rave been prepared which call
for sin thousand Ten thousand steel freight ears
"t various types and large number of heavy
locomotives
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
? s c. GIVES ERIE lime.

Albany April Announcement was made to-
CAY by the Public Service Commission, 2d Dis
trict, that an extension of thirty days had been
gwen 70 the Erie Railroad Company IN which 70
scoept The provisions Of the CommlSsIons order Of
March regarding the application for authority t.
issue S30 10 90 in GOLD bonds The order provided
that the company should within thirty days notify
the commission whether it would accept the or
der which authorized the issue, subject 10 certain
conditions
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03

T1l. f8.a.
upland and 10 ~ f"F MIA
southern SPOT markets.
were feeg-apl,I fooWF Mobile urn and lsr higher
at qa.c. sales 500 bales Savannah hrm and ! lh'
higher atac. sales SO bales Norfolk h!m ana -
higher 8isc. sales So taes T'slmoI" nominal on.
i-c higher H'sc. Augusta steady and &C lower "i
aksr SAILS bales - Louis steady and tc hlEhe'
a. Little gui. unchanged a. cal
higher at II lGr sales, so bales
,sayg orleans firm higher ltC sales. .l'
I.s-es char on firm higher at q lfc VII
rrng:au quiet higher at " It.. McmIhs
s+a4,ly and gi1c. sales 5uh bales houston
steady and 1Gr higher AZ 20 l6'. sales. ll52 haze.
Ts.raf.I receipts al leading points SajuTd5iE N
Galveston from 60uU 1000 bales against :. Isl last
,,asl, and orleans from l''" 'I
. -an bales against : week and 3.HI" last wear
cotton Exchange special Liverpool cable spot cotton
and l't'
American 1000. imports. 5000, American. GOO. mid
ming ulaud Futures openel tiut- points uI 'u
rear ami higher cn late months closed hrm at net
qt-. of points AUril. .ft. AITii NAV
Cd. May June. oTd, June july so" I'd. July hu
.. II Id August September. Id5 2d. september bc
tuI - o5,. 4 Ocfobar November. 5OJi2d. November
T,rrer,hcr 4all ed. December January, iMd JanHar!
.oSi-d February March. H'led- Marc
s,rir : 0nlg ga Mauohest"rs Narns-The hEhsr prices
rho,f. t10ths-A fair business doing
,-or,aratve cotton statement the week ended Fri
DAY. April .. 1909: u.r.s
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
WOULD cosT HARTMAN sa.ooo.OOO

Chicago April Eight million dollars Wil be
spent for the electrcation Of the tracks used for
its Chicago suburban surface by the Illinois Cen
tTai road and several times that amount for cleo
trifying certain through passenger and freight
tracks. according 70 figures submitted 20 repre-
sentatlyes % the city by officials Of the railroad
company. No mention IS made 81 the suggestion
Of E H. Hartman that the city pay "ne-halt the
cost.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03

% es Pe2 & 2f s: The Sou soab Ts Psaa red
newt af ,nfsgorabIe CROP advces in some sections
Of the belt chiefly explained the strong upturn IN
show of weakness following larger Argentine and
rallied It reported that group Of big traders
house. making the market exceeding nervous
and promoting wide fluctuations prices. outside
interest become a conspicuous feature Of all grain
markets IN the Last rev Gay nS t tn.
Modern Miller had less favorable report stating
lower than the high average Of a year ago II was vas
announced that next WedneSday at - o eoch IS Ia
be issued instead Of o'clock as has been the
custom change in time that met the general 5 ap5
proyal Of the trade The Ltverpool market closed closed
Shipments of 3Sos 900 bushels compared with :5I2.
ooo bushels the previous week and G2ieooo 6Gshels @
l436o0o bushels. or about the same as the week
the Argentine visble which brought he total down
to l72ooo0 bushels. i.sooooo bushels less than
made that Argentine wheat was grading poorly
week ago Cash wheat at New York closed as fol
lows. business being reported for export: No
= - a 81 2Nis elevator: and 81 2e7s % afoat.
81 IS ahost CORN-The continued light move
ings. because of active farm work produced strong
underto3e in the corn market, attended by an ad-
ciose The local market was finally UNCHANGED to t.e
farm work except for scattered rains. iiheraI
points only o97 600 bushels we're received
Compared with 4G1 1000 bushels last year No : corn
o b afoa1 0RTS"Thera was an scffve trade in
oats and strong advance prices resulting from
good commission house demand better cash trade
as follows. Mixed. Ib. - 5Sc; natural white
500 SAC Market Gu .''a &e Wostera @ Sc nom NJ
mailing 7Ga7 and feeding. - a 75c @ New York
Wheat Including -four, exports for the week, accord
against 2o&5.715 last week and 2oII. .264 last year;
80 KS az lae season 4r'S"% 6lS,e % agsinsf
,la52 pa against 117a7S4 last week and oo6s27 last
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
S67G 2O3
IIOIK ANn VEAL

Hour AND NFAI-TTere 0ucI local lrado
in -four fav prices firmly maintained. BUYING
continues Of the hand TO mouth character hyc nnur
ir demand f. UNCHANGED quotations Tho follow
ing prices quoted Produce Exchange:
winter stIaghtS 81 SJuSI
" nter pat,l-s clears. 81 iuHSi -.
Ntra No winter. 81 3Oq$4 winter. S4a
81 y kansas straizhts. - 2|TS5 ~ RYE FLOUR
Firm quoted; good 81 25dS4 so choice fsucs,
55HS4 ~ GpRNMEATs->teafy. Quoted. Kim dried,
4-4Sa MENIs-Stsady s.
ana yellow. 81 55nsl coarse. 81 5GuSl - FEED
Western stead2. Quoted. spring.
s2G B.. standard mddnE S26 81 flour Do SIS -. red
dog 20 bran. So bulk SOS sacks. udding
aS2a red dog $50 30 all March shipment; homuy chop.
S2I 2B sacks. oimeai Sld
tIRAIN-WHEAT- upward course wheat
prices continued TODAY resulting IN another set
II records Man and JulE New York Rea izinE
took place the Close however. that hnai
prices although a lac the night.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
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? m Monday. April i2. 1909, furnishing niscsl-
ieIS a f5ioqgs L556rato-y material iaSIuiinS chsy
devices elealnS efr!ets anI Nasalns LeNsls %asts
BIDS must be seaer ana addressed TO 6e secrst7 =
the schedules JAMES WILSON. serrsfary-
OFFICE PURCHAsING, ,coNlAlIsss RI. Z : ARMY.
o 1a0a-Sealed proposals in duplicate furnishing
ana delivering Subsistence stores in this ciry sch
times be required by the T. $ Government on
~ IONS ana Ca5 - Sc n S sl.1s 10 " ar
application. EHveoTes contatninE bids slould -
gaT5ed t[epoEaI- for Sp6Sts{snGs S9Tes oPenea Apc
C. L. 5 Army
DRoPosALs FOR BUILDING: WAR DEPARTMENT
don conn 1909 ssaf7d proposals f'r moving
the present pump reparIng punbi1s beating
uI he recetveI fers unti ia.0o NJ Ap-fI 10 lqSa
and then opened Information tlrnShsd on application
Pesals fer Public Baidinss ard addressed .Chas :
ternasrer New London. conn