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HUGHES BROS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DIRECT
Importers, are Prepared to Supply the En-.
tire Trade, Both Wholesale and
Retail, of Texas, Arizona
and New Mexico

with almost every variety OF non-ln-
toxicating drinks, such as are in constant
use in all first-class saloons; they also sell
with a guarantee, which they will make
good, that any of their goods can be sold
in local option towns or Champagne
CIDER and Ginger Ale they make a spe-
cialty. Their champagne Cider, sold in
pint and quart bottles, they guarantee ia
be superior to any in the United States,
and their ginger ale to be equal to the
imported.
They also sell pure apple cider in fifty.
gallon barrels for Sl2, and in kegs of ten
gallons, for family use, for $3.50. II
found not to be genuine, they will re.
fund the money. Families. wishing a
rare treat for Christmas, should send in
their orders at once, through their mer.
chants, who, Of course. would be emit.
tied to discount
Their natural and artificial mineral
waters, sold as W aukesha, Richie -Quelle
Vicheey, Seltzlr APPELLANTS, etc., are
sold in cases of fifty quarts, at from 81
to $3.50 per c9se.
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HARDWARE AND METALs.

,AxEs-Collins, q dozen, 300; Gold Dollar
dozen, S0Oi Diamond Edge, y dozen, 1909;
81 sK IL. AND LIDs-11c q h; sugar ket-
Tin PLATE-I. @. lOxl4, u box, 500; I. c.
l4x2O, % box, 800; Terne, l4x2O, y box, 7.6O,
Terne, 9Ox2S, L. box, li.5O.
T1NwARE-Pieced, discount 20 D cent;
stamped, discount 50 rs cent.
SOLDERING. |, l5c; No. "A and n, lSc u n
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No. |, 425 p dozen
HAMEs-Two loop, 400 y dozen; three loop
TAoKsaIn boxes, 100 papers, $50 q box.
3RUB HoEs-S' dozen, 75O; railroad picks
dozen, $50.
MATTOCKs-fS dozen, 800.
KuBBER BELrTNG-Discount 50 u cent and
0 y cent.
NAILs-3.25, rate.
SHovELs AND SPADEs-Rowland's dis
count 40 g cent? Ames' list, steel goods, d :
count 40 and 10 d cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE--Shafts, nnisht 800
poles, 1850; singletrees, wagons, sci (, LIS;
1000; hickory axles, 1000; bolster 4.75; coup
ling poles, 475; spokes, XXX select, 2.75;
xxx, ESQ sawed felloes, II LIS; 2, 200;
Bowden shoes, 500; northwestern horse nails
NO 9, 800: Z, 6.25; Z, 500: Uar iron, 40 rate
pillow steel,7 spring steC I, Sc; cast steel, lsc
bUGGlES-Grade B. and spring top, 90 OOq
lOOOO: do. open, TO.00gS0.00; do side spr!ne
top, l00.00(glS500; do. side bar, 100. :0o
do. phetons, l2oO9gl5O.00: grade A. side
spring, l4OOOG2O0OO; do. phetons, l5OONd
DO0Oi bump seat buggles, l75.00G250.0O; plat.
form springs, ll00OGlOOd; three spring wag.
ons. 9OO0Gll500.
WIRE-Smooth wire No. g, 10 Nos. 10 and
&c. apanned, baroed wire, Gel galvau
Sed barb7c de
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DRY nOODa.

fBtNTs-Merrimac l.. O 5.aucnsstor A.
chan,o,ii o. Arnold's indigo, IL; Arnold,
sSuiolee dor SS; American, *; An,e. can in.
iso ~; Pacific, g.: Hamilton. a.. rouces.
Tar, tnoUrning, ~; Simpson mourning, q,
cocheco 81 ,Dannell, 8, Eddystope, q
WInSsos. gloucester, b1ii Richmc d, 81
Merri@a, steel River, W lens 81;
PINK 9; Merrimac shlrtIng.S; ReSaita shirt.
DHpn nll shirtings, ~. 81 "a
sias,.o "n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LII, bsi.
A. "A; Mystic River, OK; Atlantic A
*; P eSnha,,. ~ Agawam, 5I4i A'.ant-
90, pnoepperell IL, ~; Indian orcAard EE,
1en,naYppereu K, Z; fremont &C. 81; Cont.
az. cah, u Pepporell o, 6Hi t'epperoll n
az psni.lnental &, ~; Indian Orchard AA,
Beaveesu Yer state LII, "a; Michigan LII, 81
S,, i.l Granite d. lN; Bsifordi t n l%,
avvasmunopth L, AZ; Mohawk. 4. Root NJ
mspha.,s yille EE, "; Wachusett, TX; New.
Bf'racnn,oi Newmarket q, 81;
Won,.A,viiED SuERriHos-New York. l0,l.
cam ,,S,a, loi Langdon Oh, 10; Ionsdaft
nv, nusln, M; Berkeley ex cam muslin
rt,,ul,n,carora, 10; Androscogrin L al, 4.
way. y, iuie,yi Lonsdale, 81; Cabot, ~; Con.
prosnsrr,r uit OF the Loom, 2; Linwood, *
lowell o ~ an ~ 3; Hll7-S, ~; Hal
81, 4; SHf%a Boot =, ~; Ballou, S;tanoe
iesso ~ Gold Medal, u; titehyilie,s: Fear.
lsI<.o Ahsnm,Aslmroskeag AGA, IA; Amoskeae A
Arioskaanuo b, u; Amoskeag o, M
keav ID, III; Amoskeag II, iOfl, Amos
N:hrlo Amoskeag II, o; Thornkike A
estora ~, hiver, u; Methuen "A, i2l{; Con.
"eA' ss' 49, Cords ACE, illS; Conesto.
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LIOuORS.

AJuoHoL-i- gallon, S2.n 4 $40
dRANDfEs -DCmestI 70, - gallon, 80. 10 "a $a5O
imported coSnac, lS7l, y gallon s4.S0; 1872, I55e
$50, 500 1885, $3.50; 1850, $40; 1883, 1896
rs, Sl0.JO; Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S cognac, 1873
800; 1870, 800; 1854, $500; 1873, $lO.25; Bis
$50; lSiS $500.
GIs-Domestlc, New York or Philadelphia
d gallon, Sl.2O; Holland, q gallon, S2.756t2.S5
Slr Robert Burnetps Old Tom, u gallon, So. III
9S25; Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, q cask
bS;SgiG0OO; Holland, q case, $3.50.
WHfsRH-Loulsiana rectiied, 85 n cent
proof, q gallon, Sl.l5; Western, sl.i50l 90
Bourbon, Sl.i0l03.50; Rye, sl.50GS.5O; Scotch
imported, A.o04i.25i Irish, imported $40
OBAMPAGNEs - Rouderer Carte Blanoh
Quarts, a dozen, 200; Piper Heidselck quarts
z dozen, 300; Krug q Co., quarts, q dozen
2.S; Nicer q Chandon, Slllery Mousseux, a
lozen, A.OO; Cremant day, 9dozen, 300; q
II. Mumm 4 Co.'s, pints, 81 additional; dry
'ersenay, 2l75; Extry Dry, $3.50.
WINEs-California claret, q gallon, 616o85,
Iienfandel No. |, 4 gallon, 7O9T5; Imported
clarets, ordinary, n cask, 70,00GS0.0O; family
alarets, per cask, 7O00ltS0.00; dine clarets, Il
oaSk, W,OV9lT5.0O; Medoc, q case, 800; st
Julian, case, $50; Margaux, a case, 100
ponte Camel, u case, 1000; Larose, n case
zoos Leovill, g case, 1900; Chateau Laftte
case, Ma cTdi0arv. y cAse, 3.@S1S,SO,
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"a ex: 7,S, "a; Conestoga GIN A, Is; Conestors
tI4-a, ~ Conestoga, GOA rs, II; Hamii-
70 So3, IA; Manhattan, 8; International Wy
srRlPEs-Amoskeag s-S9e-s, u5s: Amer,.
can SS, Va: Hamilton, III; Amoskeag cheyiot.
io7S Ashbyme AA, IL; Ashbyme red cross. le'
DEN1Ms-Amoskeag, 49,; York. Ia: otis
GUS W, 10Y; Beaver Creek AA, u; Beaver
Sreek BIB, II; Beaver Greek &C, lbJS: Warren
bb, Nj Warren AKA, l2lS; Haymaker
brown, "; Columbian, Ia; Warren 90
brown, lO13; Uncasville, 10.
~ CEECKs-Union,N No. $50, l5lk; Union, No. a.
10; Union, Nc. Is, 10; Miners No. /, l7iS: MI
ner's No. 2, 1871; Prodigy, 8; Alabama osna-
osnaburgs,7.
Observation-Disclosures, s; Amoskeag, g;
canton, ,; Draper, s.; Glenwood, 81; Bates
3; Claremont, "a: Miami, 81; Ciarendon,
90 scotch, double fold, l0l5012tS
- S,AABRIos-Wa Washington, ~; Manyill, 81
goa slater q Sons, 51SGl6l%; Kid finish, 6(0S:
M6asonville, $685.; Garner, 5l5(G8%.
n, CARPETINGs-Tapestr Higgin IS 6SIoS71S;
Tape hapessSrlles Sanford's, 65@s5; Tapestries Rox-
onry, S4; Bigelow body Brussels, l.S5; Low
ell body Brussels, 1885, Extra Moquettes, Las,
q Moquettes, LILO; Lowell extra supers, T2I6
Hartford 3-ply, 30; Hartford extra supers, 70;
Park, Read q franklin extra supers Tx
fark, on-ohain extra supers, 57lS; Phifa.
NEll45. S-''Au
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TILE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL,

n,tIAs, Jan. 9-The merchants of this
those engaged in distribution to retail
w renort collections better than any previ-
~ ~ year. and sales on filling up orders very
ssuSd We have in preparation an an ual re-
IN which will place the local situation
SsIrly before HERALD readers.
GHAIE AND BREA DSTUFFs.
vaEAT,- ighest G2c; lowest So
PyF-Kans6S, 9lc.
ropN-Bulk, Iic; sacked, SOC.
Mrs 90 in bulk; 2Gc sacked.
TTorR-Per cwt.: Patent, So 80; fancy, 81, 1856:
,Aoice iamily. S225; XXXX, s2l5; low grade
$50. ,,,,,s sco. -, s,,,.os
GagEMEtI--flne bOlied per loo pounds
las. $500, anrro g.
EEEp-C hopped corn per 100 pounds, 81, 20
,snnpgd corn and oats per 100 pounds, sl.4l
s sosn bran per 100 pounds, +0c.
GaAHAM FLouR-Per loo pounds, SO.
T1Y-P Prairie, IS per bale or Sc loose; mil
~ So per w. lie or 81 loose.
MiLI'sT STro-6Nc; German millet,S0c.
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:, q ,oFFEE--hlo fair, i024 81 20; prime, l2llCp
rI24c;sholce, III 9lic; Laguyra, l4c; Java, aOc.
so aEAs-lmperlal, l5G155c; Young Tyson, 4O(Q
oVe; oolong, 15CSGOc; Japan, 6OG65c.
o, sUGARs-Powdered, 7,.@Sc; cut loaf, 7s,G
SIC; sranulated, 797 a c; standard |, 6siGJ7t5'
fed, 7c. 0'''-
IN MogLAis.sEs-Louisiana choice, SOc; prime,
loc; lar 10 good, 40c; corn syrup, 55e: sugar
'yp6up, 6l(g6Sc; reboiled, l5g52c.
=, bAaGING-Pure lutte, ~ lbs, lOsfc; ~ ward.
TBS, lOAc; ties, Los D bundle. u
aloE-W holesale, G1z(0T14c.
CRACKERS--Soda \, To: Xxx 71kc. craan,
c; ginger snaps Sc,
soAdpomooliye, 275 y box, blue India, 4 70
oars oars S' SV box; y IN bars, 40 y box; ii
SCJANDLEs-star, full weight, l5y<c; short
CHEEsE-FuL cream, l6c.
tsoPE-6hg9c basis; cotton rope, lSc,
NLorH S5c; spring LEO y
MEAsUREs--k bushel, iron nuund. In a
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 200; G-hoop, 225.
IUBS-3 nest, 2.25; 3 nest, 276; No l. 900 IA
dozeni No.2, 800; No. 3, 100. y
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, As 75c.
FoWpER-l.00 D. keg of 70 fbs; 1917 do, 2,25;
gM do, lbs; blasting kegs, 225 Shot--drop bag,
2'Ws12l0; buck, 22jCG235
Fl0KLEs-Chow-chow H-barrel, barrel, $50
z-gallon pals, .chow-chow, l.50; 3-gallon
Pals mixed pickles, l5O; glass ,pints, LBS;
glass quarts, 200; glass "A gallon, $50; glass
gallon, 40; glass hex, gallon, 775.
MACKEREI.-No. 1 barrels 1854: M. I Y
barrels, $50; No. N-barrels, 4.5O; No. 3 4.
barrels, 100; No. 2 u barrels. 200; No. kitsI
y; No. kits, LOS; No. kits, LOO.
doLLAND HERRING-Imported. lbs n keg
GANDY-Stick, u15c 70 ID; fancy Is 25c.
RAIsINs-London layer, SO.
., ClpER-Crab apple, 4Oc; Missouri cider, 800
u gallon; vinegar, d gallon, lSC920c.
sTARcH-Pearl, &c royal glass, 81; Bon
Ton l-fb packages, &c; corn starch l. ii mack
ages, &c; g. ID wood box glass, nc: 8.fb paper
box glass, ~.
LYE-Concentrated, 2.7594.OO.
JUGs-We quote: lilo 4 gallon for glazed
crooks, lOc D. gallon for glazed.
lard, SIPS.
DRIED PEAoHEs--Unpeeled. Sc: peeled, Tic.
pRovIsIoNs-Short bacon, 9lIc: short dry
salt .7azCSSc; breakfast bacon, l31<c; hams,
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A mans wife should always be the
same, especially to her husband, but II
she is weak and nervous and uses Car
ter Iron Pills, she cannot be, for they
make her feel like different person.
at least so they all say, and their hus-
bands say so too.
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w0OL,HiDEs AND pELTRrEs.

WOOL Mexican, free of bufrs. lO6ol9c. Mex.
can improved, l2(Ul7c; coarse, l6c; flne me.
eium 2O(G22c; fine WOOL according to dirt AMI
condition, laG22c; bury, 2Q19c per pound
'ess, according TO burrs.
,hIDEs-Prime plump hints. % ibs and up
lac per ID; seconds, plump tiints, % ths and M
nc per ID; prime light aud hips, nc per il
enlls, bulls and stags 6(g9c per ID; dry sailed
S9ll1Sc, according 10 condition; green sailed
Gl6c; seal skins, l5to2Oc; sheen pelts. az No,
wool, atp65c; shearlings, l0@l5c.
ALLow-Prire tollow, &c; tallow grease
y = Lcs greasf. val'ov n brown AlT5c
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FRUIT, POULTRY, aAME. ETC.

APPLEs-S3,25G4,5 80 per barrel.
ORANG Es-S Sicily, y case Of 100 500; Valeu,
cine, nominal.
LEMoNs-Louisiana d box, $3.50.
DArEs-In trails, l13l2c.
BANANAS-3.00lD4.00 = bunch,
aRAPEs-Malaga, 6.ONG6,50 half barrel.
SWEET PoTAToEs-65c.
ONIoNs-New, country, $50. u bu,
PorAroEs-S hushel, S5c.
CABBAaE-New2 SH52.75 r crate.
OAlOkENs-We duote AT S.Ot(ssS.ij - dozen
turkeys, roc.
EGGS-l5o n dozen.
SuIsrrR-Best grade northern, SIC; best
Dallas county, 3nc; other Texas county hut
ter. zoe TO DC accnrc ing 10 QUALITY.
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We call special attention to Hughes
Bros. advertisement to be found in our
columns who, being overstocked with
champagne wine In manufacturing their
Grape Baking Powder, are proposing to
almost give it away.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

ROUGH LuMnER--Under 20 feet, so q 1000
over Is feet 1880 $1,000
DRESSED bUMBER--One side, select, S25 4
l,NOi one side, over " inches wide, $3.50 Il
loo; two sides $3.50 "A 900; one side, li.0blC
inches, $50 q 1000; native siding, $40 n Loco;
white pine siding, second common. $3.50 n
800; poplar siding, sos y 1000; rough ceiling,
SIS n 200; u ceiling, dressed and undressed,
rs c pepnr eSInS s ~ ana a n dCa! h,a
pine ceiling, $50 h 1000; dressed and matched
auoring, $3.50 n 1000; k-inch battons, rough,
$3.50 per 1000, dressed, $40 q 1000.
sHiNoLEs-{ l,cOi Sap pine, Ss.25; heart
A.50; boss, best or all heart cypress, VI; d.
nensicn cypress, inches, -; round end cy.
1rcer eT
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New Orleans Exposition,

Round trip tickets, good thirty days;
two daily trains, and through Pullman
sleepers from Dallas TO New Orleans via
houston. j. il. A. THOMAS,
Texas Passenger Agent.
h. o. FLOOD, Ticket Agent.
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Durkee's Said Dressing.-A ready
made, rich and delicious dressing for
all salads of meat, fish or vegetables.
cheaper and infinitely better than
homemade. Unrivalled as a sauce.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21
LANSING LAWMAKERS.
BUSINESS TRANSACTED TUESDAY
Bill Repeating the Baker Conspiracy
Law-The Appointment OF Leg
islatiVe Districts.

LANSING, Mich. Jan. 20.-In the Senate
to-day bills were introduced 10 authorize Isle
Royale TO be attached 70 Hougbton County
for judicial purposes; authorizing the Oak
land County Agricultural Society to mort
gage It's property: repeating the act appoint
ing boards of review; by Senator Grenier,
amending law relative 10 punishments for
breaking locks and securing boats, by I'M
posing fine for hiring and not returning
boats; by Mr.. Curtiss, an insurance bin ex-
tending the provisions of the life insurance
law by including compensation for death or
injaries from aecidents-paesed III Commit
tee OF tils " hole aud .'saoea on she order OF
third reading.
This morning the Republican Senators or
ganized permanent caucus for the session
by electing Senator Belknap president and
Senator Edwards secretary. One of the first
questions 10 be settled will be the Republican
attitude on the liquor question.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21
In the House .

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 20.-In the House
to-day petitions were presented relative to
the law regulating the width of the lumber
wagon tires; for preserving timber on gov
ernment lands; for soldiers bounties, and
against fish killing by dynamite.
Messrs. Campbell, Post. Coomer, Hankerd
and Ford were appointed members OF the
Joint committee on taxation.
Among bills introduced were the follow
ing: Providing for taxation of buildings
owned by private persons, but standing on
State or United States lands, as personal
property; providing chutes for the passage
of fish over dams: prohibiting the destruc
ton of quail for five years. by Mr. Long,
repeating the Baker conspiracy law: protect
ing highway crossings over railroads by
compelling the railroad companies TO cut
down embankments for forty rods on each
side; making county clerk a salaried officer:
establishing n uniform jury fee; allowing
Emmett County 10 vote on reimbursing the
codnty treasurer for money lost.
The resolution for committee on appor-
tioning legislative districts was discussed
and adopted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21
An ELABORATE REPORT.
The Trade of the United States With
Neighboring Countries.

WAsmSGIOS. Jan. 2o.-In response 70 the
resolution of the Senate, the Secretary OF
State sent T. that body an elaborate report
concerning our trade with Mexico Central
and South America, and the West India
Islands. Ia the letter accompanying the re-
port, the Secretary calls attention 10 the
comparative statement, which is summar-
ized below, showing the reports from Eng
land, france and the United States 70 those
countries Of cotton goods, iron and steel,
c,ecniues and implements and hardware and
cutlery. during tie year l1e3. for England
and France. aad for the hscal year of 1884,
for the Unit ii II q = G. atom manufactures,
Easl.pG. Si5.IS,NO France, $6.2l5,-
Usy. nitet States, Sf.51iO0O. Iron and
steel, + ngl nd. sfl ,OsO,e00: France, $3.339,-
COO: nit a State. S2,ol000. Machines,
implements, &c. England. $S,022 900:
rance, 81 Isl, ,OOD: United ) ates. S6.S2O, 900.
HAS 4aNare AID 4Efiegy asleno. -. COS, ,00o;
France. $ll4,UOO; United States, 81, ,2a4, 900.
Total OF principal articles. England, S6, s35,-
go; France, Si0, ,S25,JO. United States, ST.
4t,70O. All other article. England, $43.-
e2s 900; France. 81, ,5So 90. uited States,
SiS.Ct3,0o. Grand total. England, Sll2,-
i.iOUO: France, ST7 2l3,0D; United States,
So, i,0.N,tUO. Ii appears from the cOmmuni-
cation that foreign vessels are bringing TO
the United States from these countries
double the imports brought In American
Vessels
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21
f~prSrRs.I NOTES.

A dentist IN Burlington, ", - also
member ~ the Gre dsf,astment lie answer
s.l sn alarm tlta either DAY 80 suddenly lhal
la l..fi = ealisnt IN The chais. 0ifh her rauuth
soen,fl,esed uiih a variety ~ gouth alns
srtafnfns She uaz uaahle la sveak f1T au
hoaf tst vhep hef fansns fesnued SO efises
ssa amplg nsds az fos she lnst tsms heferr
Transferring hef paifspaaa - anether efae
fstfsnef.
4 ana hoard which fsS heen seht - .
eifireo "a t4ofsi.fn. ffe.. = epek 80 So sEo. -
fisae.l - ifs ffra4a4 hea4a 81 sstf.ssint Ttths
81 fI5ft4 sis hs.t,fs aFisf re aereftpfe. itav
iss tSsrsi-si fls snlirs 7isfabsa. alsssy1f -
,..sl.s tk4.s.st, = n4sssaf4F st bad ae<sf hsep
ffse., .f, 4.I .sth as s.,se - stsi.le al Tha
a. - is.4ss3 =, sef.s<1 a VS. shsrtsaa -
- s3~ s~eas. saa fss : rtsssifs "a ssss assf
ass - kesf - a-fs sef
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21
A Train Falls Through a TrestIe.

FLORA. Ill, Jan. 2O.-About noon to-day
the northern bound train on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, while crossing the
trestle bridge few miles below Fairchild,
was thrown from the track and fell TO the
ground. distance of ten feet, overturning
the passenger car, containing seventeen
passengers. IL is reported that several per
sons were killed, anu large number seri-
ously injured, bat up to this time no par
ticulars have been received.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21
Officers Elected.

The stockholders of the Kent County Saw.
ings BanF have elected the following Board
Bonnell, ID. A. Blodgett, X. Crofton Fox
L. j. O'Brien. John !. Covode. A. j. Brown
and James Blair. The directors afterward
met and elected the following officers: Presi
dent, James Heald; Vice President, J. e.
Bonnell: Cashier. j. A. s. verdier. The
bank will commence business next Monday
occupying the offices lately vacated by the
Fourth National Bank
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21
a PROPOSITION OFFERED.
Oliver Bros. & Phillips, of Pittsburg,
Ask for an Extension.

Oliver Bros. & Phillips, of Pittsburg,
Ask for an Extension.
PITsBUKa, Pa, Jan. AT the meeting of
creditors this morning the following state
ment and proposition was presented by Oil
yer Bros. Il Phillips: The liabilities amount
To 81 .50S 1856. the assets $2,319, ,352.42. OF
the bills payable $s0l, 1904 are held by
creditors outside of this city. The firm pro-
poses to pay all claims againstit, not secured
by mortgage, by notes maturing one-fifth
annually on Feb. from 1886 to 1890 inclu-
sive, each note to bear interest at six per
cent. Parties holding the firms paper en-
dorsed or guaranteed by other persons will
receiye the same Endorsement or guaranty on
extension notes. To secure these notes the
firm offers TO deliver 10 trustee or trustees
named by the creditors a mortgage covering
all its real estate in Allegheny and West
moreland Counties. The firm proposes 10
make annual reports to trustees of the con-
dtion of its business. An extension of in
dividual liabilities is requested on the same
conditions. committee of leading iron
manufacturers and bankers was appointed TO
consider the proposition, aud an adjourn
ment was taken until Thursday next. at
which time the committee will report and
the creditors decide whether to accept or re-
iect this offer. 1t is generally believed by
bankers and business men of this city that
she terms viii be accepted and the extension
granted
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21
NEw YoRg. Jan. %.


FIouR-Irregulsr and weak aud slightly lower
for some grades. Superhne, s. 6o9S 15; round
ho,p Ohio So 1905 IS: st. Louis extra. 50 104
~ Southern -four dull but steady; common TO
cisoice extra. 81 40d3 81.
WHRAT-Options were irregular. and for the
most part weak. closing dull and \ to 1c lower.
Spot lots heavy and a To nc lower. Spot salee
OF ungraded spring at SIC: ungraded winter rod,
s7dgli.c; M. red at 81 ogic: ungraded white
at g3ih@9lc: No red state at e4tsc: No. mixed.
January 9lc bin: do February. gSsc; do March.
p3lkc.
CORN-Options were moderately active and IT.
regular closing at a slight decline for the day.
Spot lots weak and i to a.c lower. Spot sales OF
ungradcd mixed 5lh 5Sc. No 3. 5lAh52c and un-
graded white, 57h514c: No. mixed January.
52us2isc: do February. sOish50ac; do March
Jei4c.
oars Options irregular. closing steady and
without decided change. Spot lots firm. Spot
sales OF No. 2 white state. 81 "a. and No. mixed
nc No. 2 mixed. February. s5c: do May. s5SG
S3iac
RYY-Quiet: Western s76eac: state and Can
ala. 40fI &c.
BARIEY-N Nominal.
POnK-Dull; mees quoted At is -.
LARD-Steady; s. - ~ II for February: 81 q
al ~ for March.
BUrrER- Steady; State. ie<R2ao: Western iC
G35c.
SUGAR-Firm; fair 70 good refining. tSda.
baas Firm: State. sic: Western. sohsic.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21
Rhode Islands Choice.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Jan. 20.-Both branches
of the Legislature were largely attended to-
day, and there was a vast array of distin-
gushed citizens as spectators. The hour of
noon was fixed to elect a United States Sell
ator. vice Anthony, deceased. In the Senate
several speeches eulogistic of Johnathan
Chase, Isaac Bell, jr., and William z. Shelf
field, were made. These gentlemen we're
put in nomination. The roll call resulted:
Chase. %; Bell 3; Sheffield. 3.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The seventeenth
annual convention of the National Woman's
Suffrage Association viii meet here at 2:.O
o'clock this afternoon. The attendance Of
delerates Is more numerous than for years.
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton. the President,
IL announced 20 deliver the opening address.
Remarks on "What MOman's Suffrage
Means" will be made by Mrs. Fray, of
Toledo. Ohio. and Miss Lille Devereaux
Blake. OF New York and on The lrrepres
eible Conflict" by AIRS. Harriet X. shat
tuck. Of Massachusetts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-21
Grand Rapids.


TELEGRAM OFrICs Jan. ~.
GRArN-(or i0c. Oats. 3sf7sac; retail ssc.
Wheat: Clauson. q; rod long berry. ~; short
berry "a. Rye, Is lhs. sTssc.
FIOUR And FrED-Psssry. - - Wholesale: s. 3
retail: patent. IS s. wholesale. - - retail; mid
dincs. per ton. sis p Wholesale, 81 NJ Ter c~t.
Meal and fe--i rer ton So 0o wholesale: 81 70 per
PROVISIONS Becf, per side. s. cp9s n. Veal.
: go :. sSsTce &C.. a1, 80 e psrt :" n0,,o psr (
mess. SIS 81. hams. lac: shoulders. e.. smoked
bsef. lec; hacon. i2ssc. lard Tiercs-. s-c; t-t-
tie. ios-
IsaISc. crearnery. this 80. Cheese fi<612<c.
potT Thy Fowis. Drp~~ed 1ndffc. Turkeys
ire~Ssi 10 fac Dncks, dressed il6Isc-
fssas frf-h lofs. DC. basket iofs DC.
Vrarfsnt,ss- pesair-as "a sar. Oniao.. ps.
t.a. yellow tssf4sc. silver skins. ssfssc. Rerts
paf hu. T.c CHbheSe. per hundred. 81 a<f "a
iaH. - ssr's -. a..s go -. ~ Is5n.I~. =, -
Earss FnrEr~ -Aupl~-- per N, SSase.
ltoSry wbits eiov~F. soT2.>e. dsrk. ss1e
sssr syrsso.n. h~rrpa. q r. seSinsv. 81 n
sNKr~ fiT 'sly 6 ~ elov~r. y los8s -. n~s
Tsp s. A.
III 'gs % s e = -, 4, -. r.. ss-ri ~ ~, ,ss
Hf1e. tsN .A'~s sresn - cFsrea ~, S~@ssss
sas~s ~ tsas ks@Eee
snxs4 f'rfss s,.a-tilus- ~ ssssnurs ssis. -
pi~-e a. fsl rslss ssss*. "sssrF s~es-
f4ssew s.essst
wsFt Fsss ss.sest ~ "a ro~--s ~s.s.s.s -
Hs seass A,.sss "a r, ~. -seA--.s.. -
=. - as.
weos fsszt s~iiI~s = O. = s--s '~.s-' - sass.
s.sss. ps-es -~a ~. sn 80 ~. ssz -
k.@s..-s ws.-. -s.. s-~s- "a -