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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures From
One TO F0us P0inss L0War-N0ney
Market Was Easy.
Whs 2: Opened Firm, FIUctuatsd Narrowly
and CLOSED at an AdYancg-Ltve Stock
TrSnbao,iOns Ners Brisk.
Daily Local Review.
GAZETTE Uyr1CE.

GAEETTE UEF1CE,
FORT WORTH. TEX, Jan. IS. 1858.
| Wholesale merchants in some lines re-
port rush of business to-day, and in
other lines the trade done has been good
r tail business has been fair The con,
tinued good weather brought in grea;
many country customers.
Produce Is very scarce, and values are
rising. Batter is marked up to cents /;
| eggs are worth Is cents per dozen, and
chickens are in such demand as to
| promise rsise in price.
LIFE INSURANCE.
This valuable appliance Of modern 60
cial science is more closely aiding and
allied to banking than is observed or
noted. The desire to insure against
death (for that 1t Isl seems to be by no
menas general. 0ae would expect il to
be universal in these enlightened days
| with those who have not secured CON-
potency, and TO all 1t is good savings
bank and fairly remunerstive investment.
Men have to be solicited in the most
pressing manner by their friends IS well
as insurance agents, aud to place insur-
ance costs very heavily in commissions.
Men do not need such pressure and argu-
ment to insure their business and house
property. II al eligible persons were to
insure and insure early in life as part of
the business, and first duty of lie, the
cost OF insurance would fall very consid-
cradle.
At the laot census the number of males
eligible for life insurance by ordinary age
wa >, say, 10000. 600; now it Is II, 900, 600
Call the health eligibility 20 per cent so
that We have nearly 10 600, 900 fl for lie
insurance. How many sre there insured?
Probably not over three-qusrters of one
million lives! Is there not something
here that bankers could take an interest,"
In as business or social duty, and aid
the progress of this CREST accumulative
and social national safeguard as it might
be agsinst poverty and dlstress?- Bank
ers' Monthly.
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The Wool MeYEet.

BOSTON, MASS, Jan. y - Wool-Market
hrmer; Ohio ana PennsvlvaGia extrs
fleece s csc; Xxx 3l3l63oc; Y and above s2H
633c; No. 35G35c; chyi e MI hIx fleece OK
ira &c; teri tory and other unwasned wo Is
SECURE 5t055c for fine, SEC for fine medium
Other graies uncaangeJ.
TT. LOUIS. Mo-, Jan. l3.-Wool-MaYket uuiet
and steady; ufwsshed. bright medium I66
2Shc; coarse b aid Is t21c; low candy lCGIso
fine light lh@l9c; fine heavy ] 6I1c. Tub
wssned-Choice S31zc; inferior 23a32c; sacked
l0Sl5;.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14

GALVESTON, TEX, Jan l3.-Coffee-Marset
unchanged; good ordinary 20c; fair Poke; prime
2lHc; choice 2l1. ape; peanerry 23c; Old gov
eminent Java 2I15c. LouisIara sugars active
and l l6c higher; Who.e ale yrocers ou0te
Louisiana choice white l-l6;; off white
ID l6i choice yellow 6IG69 l6;; prime vel
low l6c; choice seconds 61-16c; prime sec
Onds l3l6c; fair i Ice.
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a Bankers Son shoot, s,m,,,e

ST. LOUIS, No, Jan. l3.-Wnson G..
Baker, son OF Isssc G. Baker, president
of the Continental bank, fatally shot him
self in the head st O'Clock this morning
in his room at his fathers residence on
Pine street. No cause is assigned for the
act, and his family and friends believe It.
was sccidentaI,as the young man had been
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14
Verdict aEhinst PIatt.

ALBANY, n. Z, Jan. 13.-The jury in
the case Of the state against Thomas c.
Platt to GUST him from the position OF
qusrsntine commissioner Of the city OF
New York on the ground that be Is not q
resident of that city, this morning re.
turned verdict aesinst Plat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14

shooting at target recently. He was
tweDty-one years of age, had lucrative
position. little TO do, luxurious apart
ments, plenty of friends, was social ia
yarite, had prospects of 8 fortune with
plenty of funds meanwhile, and no love
affair. He died shortly after shooting,
and without speaking.
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an Angelo,

Special 10 the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, Jan. 13.-R. S.
TarYer Of this place, clsssifer Of the
school lard in Ten GTeen county, died a.
Laredo yesterday from consumption,
a twsnty-horse power planning mill will
be soon erected here by J. D. O'Donnel.
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Neg GEFh

NEW YORK Jan. l3.-Cotton-Spot closed
dull and unchanged.
Sales. l2s bal".
Stock us 354 bales.
Ordinary g 49,; COOS os6iaarx, 81: iov,
middung, IS l69; midaliDg, 10 7-l6c; COED
m'ddltnE, 10 IL 49,; middling fair. IL SIS.
Futures Osed easy, generally los poin ts
lower; February point gner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14

GALVESTON. TEX, JON. Is -CotIOE - Spot
closed dull and unchanged.
Net and groBe receipts, 1895.
Shipments co&sEwlse, .....
-alGs, 5.
Rail shipments, ....
Stock. "a .Si4 I0lsk
Exports, 20 Crest Britain, 49,.
Low ordinary. Tse. ordinary Lice; good
ordinary, %; low mi ding, exc. ding
l35c: good mid1hng. 10 15I6c; middHng t&ir.
81 1.l6c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14
kGYoTpIot.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. Is Cotton SPOT closed
dull and IN b1Yer's favor.
Or OF, I6d Cd Ordinary 5-l6l; low
midd!ing ga; .aicdhaE up.aEGa re :; intC
ding Ofie8as Ii 16d.
Total ssle" 5000; American 400.
Imports. 500; American, $40.
En- nres l.l.sn In stnaa-.
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WITHOUT FUNDS.
M ,r,mrusI Cases On the Fe dsral
Court Beckett at Fort Smith Carried
Over Until the NAV TeTms

IA any OF tho Prisoners Have Dee" -
Nearly Year-Revisw OF Gases VI
eraI Charged with Capital ohehsoS'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14
HIN ANJSAIs,
ENGLISH CoNsOLs.

ENGLISH CONsOLs.
LONDON, Jan I3-ConsoIs closed st IL Is l6f
for money; silver. a led.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3 Money on call easy at
465 per cent last loan at AZ per cent, closed
offered al Ak per cent. Prime mercantile paper
53a971i per Cent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14
GALVANIZED or PAINTED,

Facts and FiGures-Glidfen Wire Not only the
Best, bnt the Cheapest"
= IL requires Only $50 pounds regular Gidten
Barb Wire for enc wire ore uniJs 81 say 81.
cents uee pound, wOuic cost $l9 81 O.hsr STYLES
weighing 81 pounds per IA lie, "A. IS cen5S per 100
POUNDS 4ess, WoUli cost the same; ard 3ej
came: All other sly les wires viii ~e'gh from
% 70 % pounds more per mile than the Glldden
Win same size main wires and number Of bArbs
employed Therefore it Is not always the
cneapest wire per pound that N akes the cheap
est or the best fence.
s6SEND FOR SAMPLE LOT-sa
VI our new Oval Single Strand. . pointed barb,
hrmly attached uniformly ; inches sDayt, g
cents per 101 pounds less than Giidd n, d d bed
and twisted, making 8 light, effective, good,
ST ong barb wire at a low price. WEIGHT only $40
pounds Per mile. Tensile strength, 1870 pounds.
SANBORA & WARNER, Houston, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14

west OF TOWN.. JUsep1 II. wIIson. isyIng
In the same neighborhood, ia also
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14
Futures opened steady, closing qu.et aad
points loWer :

Months iat call. 20 cal UiCse -
Ja1us-p 90. q &c ~ $50 "a G28Tg 20
FebTCaCg 80. 9 $50 9 n 9 rs n 70 755 E
Hacaa san 90 go So 50 a "a
april ........ 10 O2GlO O}lO Ojo 10 OSLO Ol0l0 90
Nay ..,..-...1 10 1910 III 1000 1910 $50 Iadfi
June. ....... 20 2jHl0 % 10 2SG 20 10 - Go -
July......-. ~ no II 10 SSUlD SO 10 34sft0 %
August $500. 10 3 Gl0 3}l 34Gl0 50 10 $40 10 ~
September. 8 500 Q % 940 % g 800 9 g.
October. 80. I............i. -. ....,. ...
November I............ 49,. .......
December - .......! .........i $500 ~
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EnompsUn, Two years.
II Is somewhat remarkable fact that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14


the murder Of John ferguson few days
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14

,sinc,s of Carroll couaty were presented
M Mr. HslIam. with tha eyalanRtinn that
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14
on WALL q TRRET.

The Stock N srke5 Opsned Strong, but Lost
All Fi'mnssH aud Closed Liver.
COMMERCIAL RgsUME
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-14

Sales % 900 Halas
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
HAPPY HOMES.

Much has been written and said about
bow TO make home happy. The moralist
and the preacher have hsckneyed this theme
until 1t would seem nothing more rename
to be said. But the philosophers have gone
far ou, of their way to account for the pre-
valence Of ILL., assorted couples and unhappy
homes, and have overlooked the chief
cause. Most OF the unhappiness of married
life can be traced directly TO those func-
tlonal arrangements to which women are
subject. In nine cases out of ten the irri-
table, dissatisfied and unhappy wife is a
sufferer from some female complaint" A
trial Of DIR. Piesoe's Favorite Prescription
will produce more domestic happiness than
n million sermons or philosophical treatises.
Il cures all those peculiar weaknesses and
ailments incident to women. Ii is the only
medicine sold by druggists, under a posi-
tive guarantee from the Manufacturers,
that It will give satisfaction in every case.
or money will be refunded. See guarantee
printed on wrapper enclosing bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

msrtoa's Method OF Changing the MarOonl
Into a Winning Team-

m.rtoa's Method OF Changing the NarOons
Into a Winnins Team.
When sam Morton went 70 ST. Paul %
visit ths Maroons last week. says ths Chi
cago Herald, his gripsack held nine big
spon xes aud one axe. The latter implement
OF destruction was wietied with telling ef-
feet before the president OF the Western
Association had been IA the TWIN City many
he,Frs. With one sweeping blow the careers
OF Arthur Clarkson, Nicholson, Crooks and
Inxrahan a. Narounites were cut short.
The chicago club had grown into tho habit
81 losing games with such notorious regu-
iarsy that their manager decided upon
heroic course OF treatment, and four Of ths
team wers disposed Of 70 the highest bid
ders. One new nan. Hoover, OF the Anson
corps. WAS signed. Then tho high digni-
tary returned % Chicago. and the MarOons
won their frst game subsequently Played
But he spou yes were left behind, and con-
triouted IN no small degree - tie change
Ia she clQo's fortunes
The eyes Of tie various members OF the
team kad become so dimmed that they
eoaldn't see the ball They made vicious
hrnxss ss the sphere "a IL eft the opposing
pitchers hand, aud though IL may have
been an Inflated Rugby, Il might "a well
have been a gleoular atom They simp.y
nsdo diagonal passes through tae air and
took thelr seats on the bench. But Nor
toa's spongss. well saturated win soap and
water and properly applied, soon removed
tbs cause of tAa trouble, and when, next
day. thsy faced the Minneapolis twirier,
thay banged his curves INTO the FAR corners
of the park. and retired their opponents
with a row Of eiphers. Morton has pre-
ss.ribed that his sys-wsster Dc used regular
" hsrsaftsr. and. In consequences. the Ma
roous may bs expected 70 soon advance
from ths rear.
Ran during the past week has interfered
batly with the association 5 schedule games.
and no one OF the clubs has played rs al
lottsd number q contests. Des Aoines has
clunR % ths head ~ the list. bat is lesd Is
Il such slight percentages that hoth Kansas
City and Omaha may force i 70 take third
place within = day or two The season
opened a. MIiwaukce Saturday, May -, and
Manager Hart has, from reports, supp led
his patrons with handsome recreation
grounds. Tns local management has also
managed - cope with the dialouity of sup
pivinx Sunday crowd with seats, and ths
grounds On Lincoln street Ia This city ara
ncvv capabls of taxing care o. 5000 ssidF
EonAl spectators
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
THE NATIONAL GAME
Ans~afs Team FFsssnz 04eh s&F~ass<
EAss sAs - 49, HsA Frrd l<<>1-
1A4 ksAsk az <ll4s1S -

Ine thiczz0s eeEt,zue = pay wi1nlnz
ballad = soH see - gro1e3ir nat t1e enst
81 ne usouih Ei1 see tba cub - least nse
Fanaes IN tta leat fer s1e leazg1e pe1aant.
CFe48eFs mEsI RDss zslulit. saFs tae IAlcago
H<f<d thai Ansou k2s eolieeeed . forID1i-
anls bodF oE men .eo1E am e1ea tns
team anlzhed piaFinz the weaker chiDs Of
tue lssaue tae ery wla raisfsi that Bost0a.
Hss YORK, FAlizleipai. and DetFoit woaid
surely explosls the aiea that A1soa's Hea
xers even IA the aank Well. New YORK
and Boslon nave beea hers. sad t1e cid man
haa sent rben away ca er1tefes. II fhlls-
selphn and Detroit m4ks their eseaPe Ia
better order they vii hare ~ pay stronger
bal than fney have been dotng II late. II
- ths opinion of msay ed members Of the
Chicago ci1e ttlat nofning bul physieai dss-
ability "a prevent them winning tbe pea
aanL
The playing II the team the past week has
been quite satisfactory. KFock won great
hoaors By his magnificent work AGAINST
Ne8 4or4 and Boston, zAd kalaNm and
Boschers aounded nlro popularity by dauo-
nag the Wll1e~ash al over the Bean kAL-
ers. Eorchers. BY the way has sla4nch
admirer IN Anson. The oid m2n spent sev-
ssal hours last week IN trying u hit tho
LatllDfAtaA = curves - 1rA - t1HA4 &c
coaldn' z place the BAL safely rs pat on MS
cost. went down town. and tod Spalding
thai be- had caught another Wonder Van
Haltren nishap Last Tuesday Was due 80
ths weather. This was evident 70 any fair
minded critic. A pitcher Who depends en-
eig curves Tor success ts lost Oh vet day.
he coullin' pitch a hsh- ball into q pan in such
weather. SUI nngers caa noe curve bal,
and a slippery ball can not be controlled by
a curve pitcher. Tstc0mb tried Il and Was
beaten o1t of sight Van Haltren did 40
better.
But it was not al Anscn's fault that Van
Haltren went into The box The Californian
asked 70 be pitted against Clarkson. and his
desire was granted. Flint, DAILY aud Daring
I'D some great back-stop work the past
week, and ths fielding of the entire team
has been steady and brilliant. Burns' pay
a. third has been particularly clever At
ths bar The club has shown great strength,
Ryan, sullivan, Pteifsr and Burns keeping
pace with the gait they cut out az tho be-
ginning of the season, and AnsOn, William
son and Petit gauging the ball with greater
socuracv Farrelrs stick work has also
bean of great value % the team.
Boston and New York have suffered a de-
cided setback BY reason Of their collisions
Ia CHICAGO and Pittsburgh- Detroit. how
ever. has picked up a little, thaaks % the
Washington and Philadelphia teams, and
Pittsb1rgh's strong ap-hiii game Is begin
mig % crowd the Cuakers for hfth place.
Indianapolis and WashingtOn are 10 the
rear, with the chances in favor of thelF re-
naming there
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

st..sisx - ne Clubs - the Close - fh>
Fsarsh Week q the Season

st..sisr - ne Clubs - the Clos- - fh>
Fsarth Week of the Season.
Aftbcaeh ths league championship season
has advanced ouiv a mouth the Chicago
team has taxen q coumandinv lead u Tie
contest for ths pennan1 Tho team Is
siaplr playing winning ball Individually
aud collectively is = strong and steady
Is strength IN the box and behind The has
e eonossied. and - fielding and bsttinE
aH1itv cores sends. That IS appears
stronzsr than any team it has played With
csn nos he denied. II has lost only two
xarres en- tsie home grounds. aue - New
Tsrk and Cne te Beston. and these Two are
-=rar3ed ss The strongest tearns is WI
havs - meet TIE fact that Welrh won
cre xans fcr sSe View Torss has 70 sivnif-
car.-e. since ne tahies were tnrned sntl
weighted down re sccund t1ne Welch
fatp.s the tesrn. Neither does The fart tnat
Ciartsoa won a game have any sgaia-
rance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
Groceries and Provtsions-wholesale

suga-s-Cut loaf Sc; .granula.ea. 7e7isc:
"a, e@6tte: Extra &c" 6@ekc; Yellow
''C.' 5I95i4c.
Cofee-Green Rio. 17@lsc; Rio roasted, zoe:
Java, green, 23Gl5c: Java. roasted. soc;
Maricaibo, roasted, 221s92ic; Mexican. roasted,
25G2ec.
Tess-Jspan, fine, S5a3sc; Japan, medium, Is
M3Oc ordinary. 1920. Hyson, 3ess40c; gun
powder. 2454c; Oolong, 3Se70c; Congo, 2o9
e2p.
Flour-s2 IS per cwt; g. 90 per bbl.: patent pro-
cess, S1.9ofS0O per cwt., $40 per boil; ali wheat
dOur s2.lo per cwt, rs per bbl: buckwheat,
E-75 per cwt
Mill Feed-Screenings, SIS per ton; bran, SIS,
ships. $3.50: middlings, sl9.00
Feed-Ccrn and oats y2Sg24 per ton.
Salt-Aichigan. &c: Eastern, Sf.15.
Fisn-No. l vhitefsh, s1.o0 per half bbl
front s5.50d5.00; cod, salt 6G7c per h.: clans
soc per hundred; oysters bulk 81. .00sl. % gallon;
standards, 20c can; selects 25c can; smoked hall
but. lie
Pork in barre's-MeSs pork, Chicago packed
$3.50 extra short cut. SIS. 0s standard clear
back. sl6.50.
Lsrd-Iierces, 71<c; 50 and 50 ID. tubs, &c. 50
10. round TINS, 100 cases. &c; in tin pals, &C.
Beefin bsrrels-Extra mess. warranted 3O0lbx,
$500; extra, boneleS~ $3.50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

would take volume. SIDE SLIDE oS LEGS.
Bat, put briefly, Is as IL we were sitting
ca wave and went first INTO the trough Of
the sea and then rose TO the crest. BE
slides in feet foremost, lying on his back,
bat regains an upright position as soon as
his feet touch tbs base. just how 10 Is done
nobody seems 20 know, and il Is doubtful If
Roger could tell OF course il Is partially
accounted for by the fact that he has mar
velous strength in bis limbs, but there are
contributing elements that so far have not
been defined. Haalon IA another foot"
slider, but Ned, instead OK going in on his
hack, slides on his side. He has rare
knack OF judging distance, too, and seldom
sides more than twice the length OF his own
body. F0garty, of the Phillies, slides inea
clever way that reminds the spectators that
the swimming season Is a. hand. His arms
are stretched far in advance Of his body,
and his legs bent at the knees. Mulvey, OF
the same club. slides much the same -
FoCarty, but does not bend his knee.
Pittsburgh's clever fielder, Billy Sunday,
slides in almost the style that Ward has
made so popular here, but Billy has not the
kuack Of swinging around the bases. he
Il speedy runner, however, and his pace
and sliding ability makes him dangerous
man FOR cpposing teams when he IS on the
bases. Brown, Of Boston, gets 20 the bases
as Il the base line were a strip Of water
CT Nantucket beach. His style on the
ground is Ike that Of an cxper. IN the
water. He extends one arm and slides
half on his side. much the same "a q man
who is using tho English over hand stroke
In swimming Opposed 70 those men who
slide are others who believe that their
necks are too valuable 70 risk jim o Roarks
is ons who does not believe in being injured
hy sliding, although he sometimes breaks
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
sPLINTERs FROM The BATS


Gore and Dalrympls have struck streak
Of batting
Lille. The old Kansas City fielder, is play
ing IN Texas
Denny is now doing tho strong batting
for Indianapolis
Big schoencclS. Of the Mzroons, has .
Charley horse." F"
The Marcous have had shaking up
They needed L.
The race ia probably between Chicago,
Boston and Detroit
If Petit does nor pick up IN lis batting
Fsrren VII BE put in right fed.
Tpt0 resent Gats s+o6i5 bad been for
wsrded 70 tha widow o. Pitcher FerEason.
B-fnau refuses % be sold 20 a MINOR
league he should De given show.
Fouts has showed Up much better than
Caruthers 20 Far. but the latter Is = pitcher,
and when ~ strikes his gait, Iook cut
The Chicago Minneapolis games Of Sep
tenber f2 snd - a. Chicago. have been
changed 20 Ninnespolfs July 2 and Nay q.
I'm White 3snies 10 report hat he had
signed a conditional coatrsct. and ssTs shat.
80 far as he is concerued. Manager Watlxins
nav cover The players benca until The sest
81 hfs pants wears cut wishous w3rryia<
hfn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27
GRAND RAPIDS MARKEra


fO1ot< htoth atass @.eA&a
Cloeing Wednesday. May -
Appies-S5-A per barrel
ButteT-lA4loc per 10.
Cneese-stsse. isc; New York. fuli cream.
13tx6 l4c.
Glover seed-s2sOe4Oo; Timothy. sass TO
<3.60 per bushe
Dried Fruits-Apples. evaporated, sGioo per
pound; quarters, 5@6e per pound: cherries. l59
lSc per pound: peaches. loGl2c per pound
kggs-Fresh. lyol2c per doz.
Fresh Aeats-Dressed hogs, $6.ocu 6-25 per cwt.;
mutton. S7.O08s.O0. veal. so.0oS700; beef. $3.50
s7.00.
Grain wheat-s,eady at eOc per bu. for red.
9lc TOR white. Oats. Sc. Rye. 556tJ0c- Corn,
b5S0Dc. Barley, l.S54l.s5 per ewL
Cider 10c per gal.
Hides-Green. siS65c; part cured 5k9611c.
cured. 6G6bsc: calf skins 10 II pounds, &C;
Dekin skins, l5e2Sc each; sheep pelts. 95cosl.25.
wool being estimated at 25c per pound.
Honey-l2c per ID; strained, lOc.
Hops-Sfil2e per 10.
Hay-Timothy, slS.0oG20.oo per ton; clover.
sl6.Odt61700.
Maple sugar-l2c per 10 for new In blocks, small
cakes extra, llaI2c. syrup, 9Ossyl.0 per gal
Poultry-Chickens, l0si21zc; ducks, llGl2c;
fowls. l21l2l<c:.
Potsfoes-9OclGSl.C 90.
Straw s7.00dS.00 per ton.
Tailow-5<s3l.c per 10.
Wood-Block stove wood, siT592.25 per cort;
four-foot wood, s4.00G5.00 per cord
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

May 8.-Wheat-No. white. &C; No. red
essh. A1<c: July. 93hse; August sls.c.
Coru--571zc
Oass-No z 361ze: No. 2 white 3skc
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

STANDARD Bros. Jobbing Agt's. Detroit M
For sale In Grand Rapids al retail by II. Leon
arc's sons 4 Co, Monroe Il a. kesch. IL Canai-
81: John Cortes' III Canal-rt.; J. Vas Der Neen,
Iu6 honr0est: Van Der veen a Whitman -
Monroe ct: Cornelias Fox. IS South Division - J,
q. III. DeGrssf, jr. 22l South Division 81; i. III.
Hart, 254 eouth Division st; b. Huston. ss1
South Division ST.; W. L. Chapman, <s5 kouth
Division 81; J. r. Failing & Co.. bos South Divi'
sioa-st.; Philip Graham, al and 479 south Divi-
sion g.; Geo. Tubergen. 36 south piyiaIoD-st A.
d. Young, Wealthy and Jehepon -xves II. a.
Hydorn. 80 West Bridge ST; y. III. Emery, - West
Bridge 81; Chas. ID. Konk 40 West Bridse &
o. n. Watson, l5S West Bridge Il ;Chas- fetterScll,
les West Bridge<t J. ". Peasey, 66s Wealthy
ave: ]. q. Lehman. 20 West Bridge-st. J. G.
Blakeley Il Co., l36 West Fulton-<t.: A q. wsg
ner 1877 East Bridgest: O. kmmons. 2l2 Fast
Budge-st :winchesler Sous aai East Bridge s.;
Thomas geatipg. 2is East Bridge ST. Ms. 9. J.
Krpdsnier, 52f East Bridse-st. c. +. Williams.
73 Pleinfeld-sye.: n. h. Kroner Son, IS Plain
field ave-; G. III Saunders. 50 flainfeld-ave.: L.
B. Downing. 2s5 Plsinfeld-sye.: n. Van der Mass,
107 Piainleld-aye.: ]. G Grsy. lS3 South Diyi-
sion ST.; Hannik * Vruggink. ls6 Ellsworth ave.
Melis Hardware, IL aud 10, Grsnd,ilie-sye
Brink Bros. & QuinI 81 Grsndyillesve.: J.
Wierengs. IS Grandville-sye.: John Worm Dest,
81 Crandvilleave.; John S Dykstra. West Leon
ard and Turner-stk; Z. Van Der Neen, West
Leonardst.
Geo. C. weatherbee e. Co, Phelps, Brace 4 Co.
VIM Donnsn Co. MoFau, Fitnimmons Co,
Naumann. bueweke n SJsrke J. forkel, Detroit
Mich. Foster, stevens & Co., Hawkins Perry,
Bulkley, Lemon & Hoops. Amos s. Muzzeiman A
Co, II Leonxrd's Sons. Jobbing Agents for Mich
igan who buy Is. 50 and 100 gross lots.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

Mrs. J. ]. Whitney. OF San Francisco.
celebrated trance test medium. can be con
suited At thssNsw Rathbun House for few
days. Private sittings daily sl.Oo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

righted there have as
ret been no innita-
tons placed on the
market. To describe
ConnOr's movements
as be slides 70 a base
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-27

May yA-wheAt-ss9Tse lower and les active
and steady. 10 red. May. s51z IS q: June.
As<eso3.e JAY. sossoIsc; August. s<t8
- 4loc.
ccrn-tsgs<c lover and fairly active Mixed
WsskeFR spot, esq 66e. futures. 62tx1o3.
fork-firn. New mes. sl520u 1900. Old mess,
G4ooSlA50
Lard Heavy and loweI steam rendered.
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