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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-02
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO. luna

CHICAGO. june l.
The market quotations on the board OF
trade to-day were as follows: Wheat-No.
June, opened S4sxc, closed SAC; JvlS,
opened S6hc, closed $50; August, opened
Ss1Sc, closed SS1sc. Corn-No 9 June,
opened 4sJsc, closed 4411c; July, opened
aas cesSa s. 4e s;ns.a osss-NG sso n,v oa ns
sfXc, closed ssIc; August, August opened d,
closed 27Ac. Pork-June, opened $40. 22h,
closed $lo. l71S; July, opened go IS, closed
e1025; August, opened $f0.45, closed
S10.37K. Lard-June, opened $6. Is, closed
$637K.
Live suock-The Union stock yards report
the following range Of prices: Hogs
The market opened fairly active and firm,
and prices about l0c higher; light grades,
So. 1898 95; rough packing, $3.6593 30;
heavy packing and shipping, s3s0@SS5.
Cattle-Slow but steady. shipping, $4SoQ
$50; bulk, s5l0@5 40; butchers, s2.60@
45O; stocksrs, $3.6O@470. Sheep-Stsady;
shorn, 81. 6O@3. 80; woolsd, $4.000470.
Produce: Butter-Good to fine creamery,
14@l6c; good dairy, l2@lSc; packing, 607c
per Id. Eggs-Choice counts, 24l214c per
doz. Potatoes-Good Burbanks or peach
blows, 45@50c; early rose, 35Q40c per bu.
Poultry Chickens, S1S@sc per Id for hens;
spring chickens, s2OOG4 90 per doz. Apple.
Choice, 50 5O04OO per brl Strawberries
Poor to fine. $i00@200 per "a qt. case
Hay-Good to fine timothy OF western upland
prairie, $l40o@l6.OO per ton.
New York.
NEW YORK, June l.
Wheat-Depressed and sl@l1sc lower,
with moderate business; No. white,
July, 99H@99Ac; August sL0l@1;0lN
September, Sl02s4@l.O3; October sLO44@
I04ss. Corn-I@1Hc lower and heavy
mixed western, spot 52@5Sc; future, 5l@
So C. Oats-Shade lower and dull
western, 37H@44c. Provisions-Bee dull
new extra, sll.50@l200. Pork, dull anC
easy; new mess, $ll So Lard opened lower
later stronger; steam-rendered, S6.72H.
st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June l.
Wheat-Active and unsettled, and closed
about 1c under top prices and Fraction
below Friday; No. . red cash, 991S@sL 90
June, 99c; July s1.01S; August, $l.021
@l02A. Corn-More done. but lower
cash, 43@44c; June, 42slc; July, Az. Oat
Lower and slow; cash, SlK@Slslc; June
| 76c asked Whisky-Steady; s113
Provisions-Pork firmer, jobbing, $40 80
Lard Nominally $3.50.
Detroit.
DETROIT, June !.
Wheat-Steadier; No. white cash, 97L
and nominal; July. 9S11c; August, 9sxc
No red cash. 9115c; July, 9ss4c; August
| 9sszc; No. red, cash, S9c. Corn-No
casa, 4616c; July 1910, nominal Oats-Nc
2 white, 391sc asked; No 2, 36c an
nomna!; july 3oc AMI nominal
| milwaukee,.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June l.
| Wheat-Weak; Milwaukes No 2, S4c
July, Soc Corn Tame; No. 2, 44S1c. Oat
-Steadier; No. }, S3asc kye-Lower; NJ
l, 69c. barley Easier; No 2, 5015c.
Toledo.
| TOLEDO, June /.
Wheat-Firmer and dull; No red cas-
and June 905sc; July, 9l5sc; August, 92s1C
No. 9 soft, 9Sc Corn Lower and quiet
No. cash, June and July 471lc; August
4sc. Oats-Dull; No. 2 cash, s5Ac; Jun
| 35c
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-02
Sherif's Sale.

Byvirtue of Special Execution and Fee Bill
No 5g0s issued out OF the clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of Rock Island county, and state of Ii
nois and to me directed, whereby am command
ed to make the amount of q certain judgment re-
Gently obtained against Bernhard M ThordenbuTg
in favor of John ". Graham. out Of the lands ten
ements goods and chattels of the said defendant,
bernhard NJ Thordenburg have levied upon
the following property, to-wit:
Lot one ri in block three [3l Of Water blocks
in that part of the city Of Rock Island known as
the Chicago or Lower addition. :.
Therefore, according to said command. snail
expose for sale. at public auction. all the right.
title and interest OF the above named Bernhard
M. Thordenburg. in and 70 the above described
property, on Monday the ssnd day OF June, 1885,
at Z O'Clock d. m ), at the north door Of the court
house in the city Of Rock Island, in the county Of
Rock Island and state of Illinois, for cash in hand,
to satisfy said execution and fee bill.
Dated ut Rock Island, this 1st day Of June, A.
D., 1885.
JOHN NJ. RETICKER,
Sheriff of Rock Island County.
iuu-f-dtd
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-02

e. W. Hurst represents the lesding
American and Foreign Insurance Cos.
Policies carefully written at current rates.
Agency established 1874. Office over
Rock island National Bank.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-02
International Typographical Union.

New YORK, June 2-The Thirty-third
annual convention of the International
typographical union convened at 10 a. m.
Monday, with President W. r. s. Witter,
Of Louisville, in the chair. The hall was
beautifully decorated with bunting, and the
flags of all nations interspersed with hand
some silken banners representing over a
score of printers chspels
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-02

Justice Cooke last evening fined Mar
tin Kelly So and costs for assault The
fine was suspended during good behavior
and the defendant paid costs and was
discharged.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-02
County Building.
LICENSED TO WE'D

Charles G. johnson, Rock Island,
Miss Amelia c. Erickson, Rock Island.
Edward W. Henry, Rock Island, Miss
Rebecca Hill, Rock Island. Charles T.
Newman, Miss Lucinda E. J. West.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-06-02

100 Doses One Dollar" is true only OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla. and it is an unan-
swerable argument as to strength and
economy
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

SuPERIoR-EliZabeth Hardy VS.. James
Hardy Bill of complaint for divorce filed.
-George II. Thurston VS. Ransom c. Luce.
Norton for new trial argued and granted.
People vs.. Henry Lutte. Larceny. Ar
raigned and pleaded guilty. Released upon
personal recogniZance on sum of 500
People vs.. George Rose. Larceny. Arraigned
and pleaded not guilty.
CrRoUIT-Gerrit DeGraaf ct al. VS.. Edwin
Byles Replevin. Stay of execution 10 days.
People vs.. Edwin Morrison, impleaded
with Joseph Morrison. Burglary and lar
ceny. Defendant changes his plea of mot
guilty to guilty. People w.. Joseph
Kruse. Saloon open on legal holiday. Yer
dict of guilty.-AlOnzo Link VS.. Paul W.
Frederick. Discharged by stipulation.
PoLcE-Charles Wilson, drunk; paid fine
and costs $535.-John Haley and Charles
Barton. drunk; each twelve days in jail
Henry A. Brooks, breach of the peace: fifteen
days in jail.-William Danforth, saloon
open after hours; adjourned to May at 8
a. IN.
PRoBATE-Estate of Amos Rathbun, de
ceased. Report of Committee on Claim of
George H. White filed.-In re Eva Best
and James Corgan. Dependent and ne
elected children. Order admitting to State
public school at Coldwater.-In re Stella
G. Bunker, au adopted child. Order OF
adoption and change of name to Minnie NJ.
Averill. of Lena Crocker ct al,
minors. Order appointing Luther NJ
Crocker guardian. Estate Of Eunice l..
Lilley. minor. Order appointing Julius A.
Lilly. guardian. Bond filed and letters
issued.-Estate of ThOs. Byrne, deceased.
Hearing of executors third annual account
IN progress before court.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
ssu TRIAL GRANTED
se~ Evidence DISCOVERIES Which Prom
isss 70 Proioog ths LICE Case.

hs~ Evidence DISCOVERIES mich Prom
isss % Proioag ths Ice Case.
Ia the eass of Georgs h. Tbarss0n AGAINST
hanson &. Laee. q Enouon TOR Les trizl
-ss argued ans granted Ia ths Superior
Court yesterday 1loI uls Isy l1eEt " cOeIs
= the defendant. hs plaintiff ~s.s granted
ave days upon Saieh to alnsad hls duclara-
ton. Iharstou ls the same 10 rscentiy re-
ceised yesdlct of 500 for damages be
cl4lued ~ have received al the lands Of
Luce some teD pears zg0 The motion TOR
q new trial sss granted % Judge Parrish
upon toe gr0gAd of newly discovered esi-
deuce and excessive evidences. The plaintiff,
and witnesses testified upon the other trial
thai Immediately after tie injuries claimed
u have been receiyed from Lace be the
plalnuf) went ~ bed. Shefe be Was forced
- remain for thirty days or more. The de-
Tense has nov found IhurStOn's school
teacher. Miss Walker Who still resides IN
the eity, whose records. a. vel as the records
Of the sehoOl board, show IhuFstOn attend
ed school al day after the one upon which
be claims 10 have been injured: and regularly
FOR the thirty days after he claims % have
been IN iured.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
AFTER THE GANG.
The Reports of Lost Horses Destined
to Become Less Frequent.


There seems to be an organized gang of
toughs about the city, who, for the sake of
the mischief itself, the trouble it may cause
others, or from total depravity, persist IN
unhitching horses from the places where
they have been left by their owners and
hitching them in some out-of-the-way place.
Horses left at churches are driven by them
about the city until services are about TO
close. when they are returned to some point
within a block of the church and left. DIR.
Mcpherson made a call last evening at 100
Cherry street, and upon looking for his horse
and carriage, which he had hitched at the
gate, he found them missing and was unable
TO find them up TO late hour last night.
This species of jokes, if they can be called
such, are doubly severe in the case of ply
sician. The police and detective depart
ments are arranging to make some notable
examples of this class of offenders, and it Is
a consummation devoutly to be wished.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

Frnns Newman. r.. of Dorr. Wa in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Iauphere of C0tiwater, II in the
city visiting friends.
John Hu'st. editor of the Mgskeron Cosfr-
sutf. vas i'm the city yesterday.
r. g. Se-sion@ has moved into his new resi-
dence at No. "a jefferson avenue.
stewart Davis. ~ Omaha. Nab. formerly
az ih,- city visiting f-isrcs here.
Cot ~ FL Ramsey has ptu.ned from
ais visit to ais mother ln New HAMPSHIRE
Cougrpssrnsn Consstocs ard ex- Cs-n Tress-
man Hou=enan lesvs fur N sshlnztou to-
div
Rev. :. Fs,s-for,i want to Nsv.syse y.ste r,iav
afternoon. 80 hold servic.sz st the Episcopsl
uiission.
T. a. Stusrt. ~ IRE Grand Rarids rs.1ss.'r.
srenl Sunday vita frieuls in this city
aiassrysl ChsnHleis
Dr. &. p Sr1ith. who has heen c0n6ned -
his hcr,a vffh a hiious sfflscs for fhe past
tsro weeks - able ~ ae out again.
EI Horpins. ~ Grand Rapids ser.ufv
T = re~pn1e collector. sFsz In town - daV
Hsssler1a cafrsfels Monday
rs,nis P No-os. who cisins to be one ~
me ssr~frsrs ~ t.ra -'faaEinaafa expedition.
= -snvsssinz ere afy FIR Ars. Deflong's
ta,ak. written from material ieft ~ her nns
tssnsL
g. " Dsnlsr. f,r separd gears SCENT Cor
a. a. q W ~ rna8 sf she Anen street.
has -.zi -nesl. ~ sccept r,~itien
chicago - t4rruf southern, rnder
kinsbal formerly general mana
IT y "
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
Whisky Breaks Up a Home.

Elizabeth Hardy fled bill of complaint
in the Superior Court yesterday asking for a
divorce from her husband, James Hardy.
The complaint shows that the two were made
oneiat Rome, NY, Jan.1, l873,a that they
continued TO hive together until about Sept.
l., lSS3. their union being blessed with five
children. The oratrix shows that James was IN
the habit of coming home in a state of beast
Is intOxicatiOu ani IN this condition would
cruelty beat snd misuse her. He even threat
ened TO kilI hsr aud by his acts showed every
willingness To carry his threat into execu-
ftou
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
T.s aoaTlcULTURlsTs



The MAJ usstlng ~ tne Grand hlsef
yallsg Horuclltaral sosis1g 80 bed ~ the
FaEl4srs clzb eoouls, yesterday 4ftsrUOoz-
lsziAg ~ ths ram TIE zEts1daaes 49, s.1al-,
oniy zi9oal 1gzen msEnbers being prosSni-
President fiarlsld presided and tie nrst hallf
aour 49, sUent ID asking AID answering
question:. The 4lssstioBs shlle aos % interest,"
- the gablle generally &ers ~ great inter
a-t - hofticaltuFists sI4d siEh TIE al
sssss furnished eonsidsr.Dls yala4bls lnfof-
aA1lon ~ tnose engaged IA frult e1lturs-
The subject announced for discussion va
Com petition @Ith southern Products.
Remarks b Mr. Johnson and Others ~eut ~
,ho@ thai ths business VI raising fruits and
vegetables for NOrthern markets l. ragidly
Increasing ia the SOath, bat the business
here Is a0t 50 much Affected % shipments
from the gulf states - oy those rrom
southern Illinois and Indiana The de-
mAnd here for southern products l. IN
ereazing and the only way Il anects Cur
home products h 20 slightly reduce the price
in shs sarIy part of the season BY the pro
gram the exhibits yesterday were 10 consist
of radishes, tropical fruit, Wild flowers and
ferns, bat nothing - the kind vas shown
President Garfield showed plate OF North
srn Sp3 apples, taken fsom a barrel which he
opensd yesterday morning, that were IN an
almost perfect Stale Of preservation and
looked ~ II they might remain 50 for
month. ii. h. Hayes, Of Ialnadge, exhibit
ed peach tree clippings of the early and late
Crawfords, HILLS Chill, Alexander, Old
Nixon and Smock varieties, al OF which
showed enough i've buds tor a good crop. X.
ID. Graham. of Walker, showed
specimens Of tho same varieties shown
by Mr.. Hayes and also OF
Yorks, Barnards, Richmonds, Stump the
World. Montrose and hale's Early. all OF
which showed plenty Of live buds
nearly ready 10 blossom. Mr.. Graham
stated that his Alexander trees were badly
hurt BY the cold winter, and would die, but
nc expected them TO blossom and perhaps
mature fruit this season. Ii was stated that
10 1874 Judge Ramsdell, Of Traverse City.
took the first premium al the State Fair, on
peaches from trees so badly winter-killed
that they died a. soon as The fruit was
ripened. Grapes were reported generally IN
good condition, though backward The
vines have not suffered 80 much from cold
weather a. was supposed early IN the Spring.
The Niagara. especially, Is said to be IN good
condition, and Concords, Isabellas, etc,
promise fall crop
President GARFIELD asked the Club for an
expression of opinion as TO the desirability
and practicability of establishing new
monthly magazine, 10 be devoted TO horti-
cultural interests, saying that ne had written
for such an expression To the secretaries of
other societies In this State, an If the pro
ject was fayorably received the first number
would be issued in this city III June. he
was nOtat liberty 10 name the proposed pub
Usher, but II Is to- be such a publication "a
viii meet the wants of the horticulturists of
this State. and will be furnished for 81 per
year. The members present were unani-
nous IN their approval of the scheme, and
the book will probably appear next month.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
Look Out for Him.

AT a meeting of the Horticultural Society
yesterday some Of the members warned
Others 70 beware of tree peddler who writes
his name with religious prefix. IL seems
that he has been selling shrubbery and small
fruits ia Kent, Allegan and Ottawa counties,
and manages TO sponge not only his meals,
but large part of his stock In trade. When
be visits a fruit farm and finds a fine lot of
currant bushes, strawberry vines or grapes,
he says TO the owner: Cant you let me have
few of these2' and when allowed to do so,
proceeds 20 help himself to an armful. which
he sells, sometimes TO the next neighbor.
he also sells Niagara grape vines for 3Oc a
piece, when the genuine article is worth
about 500. He Is a fraud.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

In response 70 the call of Mayor Curtiss
the Common Council will meet ia special
session tonight for the purpose of taking
action in regard TO securing the location Of
the proposed Soldiers Home for this city.
The meeting ia called at the suggestion of
Representative Ford. aud It Is proposed to
appoint a committee OF Aldermen 10 coop
matter. All citizens interested IN the mat
ter. asd all should be interested, are invited
- attend the meeting this evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
BURGLARS AT WORK.
One Raid Successful and Another Hap
liz AHerted

Eugene A. ROby, who resides at 40l South
Division street, reported yesterday that the
night before burglars had entered his house
through cellar window, aud secured
lady's gold watch and $3.50 IN money.
A. T.. Bolt, travelling salesman who re-
sides al 40 Hastings street, was rsakened
Monday night by someone trying 10 gain adj
mittance 10 his resi- lence through door,
opening upon an upper yeranda. Armed
with an iron stoye-poker Mr.. Bolt cautiously
approached the door, opened 1t and dealt the
would-be burglar severe blow over the
head. Yesterday afternoon man giving his
name "a Frank Greenway was arrested in
DR.. Best's Office for being drunk. He had
called upon the doctor 10 have a head wound
dressed. Ii was afterwards found Greenway
had borrowed hat at a saloon in the
city. Mr.. Bolt found a hat in his yard yester-
day morning and upon Its benig brought to
headquarters Greenway recognized il a. his
own, and hence the officers conclude from
the train of circumstantial evidence they
have the would -be-burglar.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
Real Estate Transfers,

Furnished daily from the Office of W. r.
Scribner. real estate dealer.
Estate of Henry Kerr to Hodges & Msrse.
part ~ lot 1. blk 3. Campan plat t..--.-S 700
Nancy A. Crushee 20 tllen III. Ssi gent. lot
T. blk , McIaun's add d..-...--.....-... sG
Marilla A. DO,ids 70 Albert Stonehouse.
~ r.. lot 4. blk. 5. Grants add. ....- 300
Peter Volrnsri 20 Lafayette Dodds, lot 2
blk. B. Elsworth's add ..... .......... 40
Ellen OLssry 70 William OLeary. lot 53
Gold street. Scrlhner's add. .......--..-- 1.D
r r. Waterman 70 Charles Waterman. e5s
~ ~. sea Of sec. Is. Alpine ....--.- 100
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
MortuarY Matter.

The mortuary report for the month OF
spril shows the total Number II deaths 70
have been twenty two and from the follow
ing Diseases Whooping cough. typhoid fever.
pysulia. cancer. ularasmgs- spoplexy, con
vulsions. nervous disease. diabetes. enferitis.
parturi. ssnect1s. one each. heart disease
and hamilton. two each. phthisis p1lmon-
ais and lung Diseases. three each. ~ the
number tan were males and Twelve females
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

Chief Rivers. Of the Cadillac Fire Depart
uleut. accompanied by five members Of his
force. and Chief Goldsborough. Of Big Rap
ids. with four of ms men, passed through
she city over the G. r. 3 I. road. last even
ing. on their way % the Firemen'' State
Convention. which meets at Albion to-day.
ASSISTANT Marshal Baxter vss selected to 20
a. a delegate from this city. bat il il under-
stood that he viii not attend
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
Charged His Plea

Edwin Nor~fesn. the chicken thief. I'M
pleaded WITH Joseph Aorrison. md ~ho wss
srrasxnei before Jadze Montgomery in the
Circuit Court. Monday, npon The chsrzs -
burzlsry and lsrceny. and Who pleaded mot
guilty" csnae into open court yesterday and
ehsnzei his plea - vuiltF He rss r.
nandei b al b swalt sentence.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
IN Fine Condition .

The West Side Drug Store. Mrs Nellie
Prindle. proprietor. and Alderman Haywood.
manager, is now m splendid condition for
business. having fine stock If neE gO,ris.
Everything choice and good connected with
the drug aud medicine trade.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

HAslsIsGF0s. Mag 6.-for the Upper
LAkss. Party cloudy weather local rains
sariabie 0i8ais, lower Lenpsra1gEe Ia The
souLhastsEsrE por u0n. slzutiy sarmef ln TIE
HtsFtL Aesteru tl8rflilu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
Call and See.

Persons IN want Of drugs, medicines, oils,
paints. perfumery, toilet goods. brushes OF
ali kinds and varieties. viii do well % make
visit 70 the West Side Drug Store. corner
of Bridge and Front streets.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

The 6uest assortment II hazzies. phatoD.
-urreys and spring wszoDs n the city ~ A.
R Antsssisaf's
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
BULLETIN

Of our Syndicat Prices, on Bladk Gros
Grain Silks:
Gros Grain Silk, Black, 42c
Gros Grain Silk, Heavy Black, zoe
Gros Grain Silk, Heavy Black, 62lsc
Gros Grain Silk, Heavy Black, Toe
Gros Grain Silk, Heavy Black, S72c
2+Inch Bright Luster, Sl00, War'n'd
25-Inch Bright Luster, Sl.25,
These two latter brands are warranted not to
cut or their full yaine returned 10 the purchaser
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

Try the six -unesi ticket ~ tbe Windsor
DINING Hs3. Ia Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
DIED

KNAPP At her residence. - BUtterporth Ave-
Mas 8. Lucretia n. Knapp Funeral Thursday
forenoon sr 10 o'clock.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

Stoves stored for TIE summer season.
Ra-xaRD Rzns.. y - Division
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

On fnday ~ tlls ssez fBH isLzsAAA
I'll lssus . very iArgs ssLGlon- IL sln
rsach as4riy every Dsr ~ Western Mach-
igzn, slld Eiu probably be read b. az
isast i0ia0 people. Advertisers wbo
xish sIials Ia Is should ssnd ID their
orders by loon 0n Thursday.
IELElAAa ~ sl.lssls5 COAFAsE-
49, S4osert8sr ASt rscssoss.g fak ikLs-
.xAz r,sga.LsErty All promptly aSsLl s0Afsr q
.sor ~ alstifisi,.g tAss s5tcs ~ istepAosse "
,csl4l ellFsd Olf lslepnous number II 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
COlOred Silks,

Heavy Gros Grain, 67c. worth 75c. An elegant
assortment Of bright Heavy Gros Grain. Silks in
every shade at 7ec; these sell everywhere at 9c
and LOO. We especially invite ladies TO
animation Of these goods. Every article strictly
represented in our advertisement.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

Make no mistake See the Leonard
Cleanabie RefriEsrators before you buy.
For sale AZ Is Monroe street. by the mann
fscfarers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

Marshal Nester has appointed Richard
trpen not oreu. - the evening psuers
5ave ik a. hiz derufF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

Tie cheapest place - b7y garden seeds IN
bulk "a sr t4oosen's. 1f9 Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

Buy yonr bszz1e- and ph@sons of A. +
Aaf5ssiet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

In q few DAYS shall place on sale full line
of r.. Y. Roe. Mary J. Holmes and May Agnes
Fleming. works which will be- sold AZ the low
price 81 % cents per copy
The above is only very small portion of the
endless variety Of articles that can be- purchased
for ~ cents. also carry a very large and varied
assortment of goods at all prices above and below
gac. Don't fail 20 visit this popular place. II will
pay you.
New goods opening daily. Everything Just ~
represented al the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

Ffve ssth- for 500. Arcssse B-sh Roouaa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06

For bugzy buy q A r Ants-ssel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-06
HanlnOckS F!

pa waRt e. Phi reng1a Nsriesn e-a=s-
WfHa E -a-tt 8 H
toIo-e3 p ~
Jrst rere1vsl sna-fer lsrEe trFatos a rfle eais-
--ntad hsrs -tafloTerg irselr5T.s fisf WI frle
pare r.sekats r-ff arf rsff.u1f fTsr5 HeH81s
afsrr -<-zrrk Bo~zs ~ 81 snA ~ ~erss esr4
rsled sad nistn. i5t~rsi a5soouff r. fescAe-s
iir. NJ sss. - - thear.
, North Division Street
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-05-21
THE M ARK ETS.

The features of the market this week are a
less confident feeling in grain and sitter tone
in wool. Whilst the wheat quotation is slightly
higher than last week, the general tone of the
market is downward and decline may be ex-
pected. In Baltimore yesterday wheat drop.
ped Il of cent and at the close OF operations
there was no indication of a rally to-day. The
diminishing prospect OF a foreign war is having
it's effect.
Wool has advanced and is firm both IN the
local and general market. AS the crop comes
in the quality improves. Considering the low
prices the supply Is large for the season.
Quotations yesterday were as follows: Flour
Family 81 so; Extra 81 %; Super So So; Wheat
$l02 TO 81 0s for Longberry, and Csc to 81 90 fol-
Fultz; Corn, 60 for white and So for yellow
Oats 40 to 10; Hay SIS to SIS so for timothy sl4
to SIG for clover.
In Baltimore, Wheat 81 u to 81 49, Richmond
81 II to 81 IL.