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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
Gonntrn Real Cstate Go ret.

COMPLETELY furnished house n LET
~ until May ! 4; In nr,t-class condition !.
finely situated 20 minutes from New. York
ia ono Of The most drsi' able suburban towns
Address Box 10. Tribune Ofiicr. 10
dor other real estate ads. sec sth pageJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10

MODEL genilcman's place frontage on
!'I hudson River. Within 30 miles of
N"w-York city, houss. stable. All ont
buildings and fences new. modern and in
thorough order would take house I'm city I'm
part pa'Eent' brokers must CIV particulars
~ pr0Dcry they Oner 70 insure rcuiv
HUDSON RIVER, Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
Board an0 Rooms.

A -A.-A.-ATTENTIO
"a. An elegant second Moor PAIN priNoe
table corner 5h-aye.; also cholee hoors
near 5th.aye.
4 newly decorated and fufnishel SECOND
floor, bath, near New-YOfk CluO.
Parties can make ARRANGEMENTS LOT at
tractive floor. with private barhs, with or
without private table suites ana hing,e
rooms; board optional apartmcnV,, oVe'or
Offices all desirable locations hs.usl rei-
erenees given; Information liee. Apply 10
5. G. LELAND Co'
20 West 3ith'st.
"A. An attractive, handsomely furnished
second nOOr: en- suite or separately private
table optional choice part OF Murray I'M.
Parties desiring selected listr Oh houses
apartments and rooms that nave Deen ~.
spectcd can obtain them free ~ ~ hhtI'T
DIRECTORY. a WEST 3oIu-SI 70
TABLIsHED iso6. p. \. pAlLEY.
A As WEST 4OTH-sT.
"a OPPOSITE Bryant iafh
IIpndsOmely furnished aparuehlN' win prl'
Yate table. References exchanged.
A FAMILY ~ the Partisan society speak.
n Ing no English, VIII give evening
dinner GOth-st ana oth-ave,, N'U hnc
French cookery n people who want 10
learn French; after professor win give
French lcssun literary PICTURES best ref
ercnees required. BRl.WET, p4O Brcaa.
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10
BOARD dno Rooms.

! O2D,ST, 33f WEST.-Large double ID
~ moor room in refined home; unexcep.
tionable board, at moderate price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10

ooO WEST 10TH. ST. -wanted ~ 81
CUS ers ny meal. day or week
n. : hol1 wSS. II te
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10

80 WEST osTH.sT. Furnished 80 :
At 10 let with board, Tor "'"s
would suit couple. -------s,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-10

o. TH.sr.. WEST. NO. 4O.-sunny double
81 room. fourth floor. TOR two gentlemen !.
back room, second floor all conyeniences
nrst-class table references EXCHANGED
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-23
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, and sent to any ad-
r,ss tpostayc paidJ, ut the following rates.
bayable in advance:
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For any period updar six months, Fifty
cots por month.
Entered at the Elko, Nevada, Postofllce for
tIus.nissiol through the mails as second
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For any period under six months, one dollar
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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bee for terms.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT.

AN EVENING PAPER,
ssCED EVERY DAY, SUNDAYS EX-
cepted.
C.. w. GROVER,
Editor and Proprietor
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
PIE & S A
Fhe school EI~eSiea a. the Fir-t. fhird
aaa kissth y azds - Dlsesssea-


Fhe school Ei<esiea 80 sbs Fir-f. fbird
aaa kisath y ards - sesssea-
The Equal s1e rage Assoc -al5oa nlet
Yesterday sfternoca "a oeot Iemn.ars.
H4u. 0aug t0tae threatening Eeatasr
snd the Bong gsc4toa tae attendance
vas very .a.a4 sul IA nAp1ompf1 pro
gram VAS presented
3frs Esa q Doughty the president
read a short newspaper criticism on the
column, vi adY.ee tnA- have been II.
lered Nomel.
Mrs. n c. Bedell read a poem en1-
tled Where IS Grant Ailen.7 aud pre-
faced the poem ~ espnlnng tlat
Gsant Alien vas the m4l Whoaad wf.t-
ten a book ia which the idea was al.
vaneed that ulsn aAs tae human race
ana women Here ale tired -od race and
were ttett uN.y Tor lle purp9,s of
pfulI-t- Htrelu4t0 tLe species
hrs. l'-1e s called upon stated
that tne so.4.5 e.s-s4ou passed 0fi very
quietly IA t-.e llsl watd. 1le gentle
Ai4l cllit.-f. Is ll8t 0ard had already
served tu0 years 4HI tae women thought
he Nas lu,l lile Nau flI tne place.
3fs. Be1ell stated that universal sat
isfsetl0n was the feeling WHICH perme-
ated the Third ward. hI. i,Aer vas cou-
sidered emnent.y ntted fer the place
and Il Vas thought best not tO put a
woman la tAe lsld a. tne ward was
already represented by woman trus-
tee.
Mrs. Roberts stated that the Eighth
ward caucus WAS very interesting.
There WAS only one candidate Mis-.
Goodrich, anI she received all tAey0lcs.
Mr.. Wallen made a very fae speech.
nominating the lady. 4 large crowd
stood On the outside and SOME trouble
was feared, ru- when Air. Mallen went
Out lac sad % tleul. '.Now thls IS reg
ular caucus. 1 wantyou - understand
that. iI is 10 .nide caucus
A member asked Mrs. Roberts II all
the women who voted in that ward cast
their ballot, for Mrs. Goodrich. In
answer, the lady stated that there were
some females who voted for the other
candidate. Mrs. Roberts wanted TO know
what could be thought of a woman
teacher who voted for a man. The
/ question brought out a variety OF op.n-
/ IONS, but tnr prevailing one seemed To
/ be that the teacher had a right 10 vote
! Tor whom sbe pleased and tnGt II was
/ quite natural for her % wish u
strengthen herself with the board, 4
majority Of whom, OF course, were
/ men.
a fine obituary was read in memory
of Mrs. AmoSine J. Hamilton, OF Fort
/ Wavne, Ind, staunch friend of Equal
Suffrage who has spent much money,
| time and labor IL tIe cause.
\ committee oi three, consisting of
Mesdamcs Bedcl, Roberts and sand
ford, was appointed 10 prepare a pro-
| gram for the next meeting.
The question OF the next social was
discussed 1T length Is To time and
/ place, but no definite conclusion was
/ reached and the matter Will come ul
| again at the next meeting which VIII
oe held a, Good Templars' Hall, Sep
tember IS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
THE VALLEY CITY.
w. r. COnant Visits Grand Rapids After
Ten Years Absence.

Ten Years Absence.
From the Detroit Tribune.
"DetrOit could get valuable pointer
or two from its younger sister, the Val
ley City" said viii f. Conant yesterday
afternoon, "and some OF these pointers
stick out 80 sharply that l could not
help noticing them after an absence of
over Il decade. For instance, IN the
matter OF rapid transit, Detroit is be-
hind Grand Rapids. True, we are in
sight OF cable road, but it Is to be a
cross-town line in the northern part OF
the city, and Will not bring the cheap
homes IN the outskirts any nearer the
downtown business houses. The cable
road on LyOn-st., Grand Rapids, has
solved the problem of rapid transit be-
tween the Canal-st. level Of the city
and the high bluffs that originally
marked the confines of Grand river.
The service Il amply rapid and as per
feet as human ingenuity can make II.
The grip car and the passenger car at
taChcd furnish accommodations tor
nearly double the number of p1ssen-
gers carried on the ordinary horse car.
The rails are so laid As TO present less
obstruction TO the regular traffic OF the
street than that OF the horse car rails
on the Campus Martius in Detroit The
line reSChcs tine heart OF tine city and
affords qu.cs al1 sure communication
between the business houses down town
and the msduum-prced residence prop
crtv 'on tine hill Ihcn, again, thC
ordinary hOr,c car service is supple
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
TOWN TOPICS.

See Arthur q Plllbre's :. % cabinets.
Oxasht4aong Cllo A0p a. the boat
house tcn. glr-
SPECIAL box At the Owashlanong boat
house lollslt.
Boating. bathing and fishing are
sIl good AZ keec's Lake, and the
dummy Still makes regular tlge.
Yesterday beng the quarterly pen
zion day tle temporary Eead4us
al lle county clerks or.ce vas 0ser-
rga esfl pensioners.
The ghts of the Golden Eagle. to-
getler 4lth their wives and sweet
beasts. enjoyed pcnc at keet 5
Lake yesterday afternoon 4ld evening
Ine Board of EaUca1on met last
ngat 4la canV4ssed tle F9te 0f the re-
cent elect on. Most ~ the newly chosen
trustees we're present aud were sworn
10
The Kent Scientific Institute vii
hold . nfst meeting ol the season,
1886. 30, ia Is rooms 40 tle Central
III 80 school. on tI-day evening ~ tins
wees.
Rev George Henry Dole Nll lecture
Ou "ihe Relation " Love and Truth
ln the new church house of worship,
conner of Lyon and DIVISION sta, this
evening ID 81.
The corner stone of the new German
Lutheran Church, corner North DAVIS
ion and Budgo-sts.. Will be lad with APP
rr0Drlate ceremonies seplemoer Is, IN
the afternoon. The services vii Ia IL
Gefman.
Report. from the Traverse City ex-
tension 0f the g. y ". VI. railroad arc
a. tne effect that the grading Will be
COMPLETED INSIDE Oi sixty days The
work Of LAYING tine steel viii then De
gu az each end.
Mrs.. John Carrell, Of East-st., near
Bates, nhlle drawing water from cls-
tern Yesterday, wta preclpitAted into
the water hy the caving ln OF the top
Fortunately A nelghbor saw the accl
dent and helped her out.
The Bicycle club have leased suitable
and convenient quarters IN the new
Mcmillan block, on South DivlsiOn-st
In addition % three large rooms for re-
cept0n. library and billiard rooms, the
club Will have 4 large nall suitable tOl
riding.
The Board Of Trade grain receipts, a,
reported Tor thc month OF August
show that Pa carloads OF wheat have
been received over the five railroad.
that enter lae city. The receipts OF
oats, corn, hay and feedare correspond
ingiy large.
Services in the Jewish Synagogue WI
te resumed next week, and on Satur
dav confirmation services Will be held
Preparations are under way for th'
jewish festival of the New Year, 20 b'
celebrated September p, with the usua
ceremonies.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

Mrs. Wm. A. Gavett IS az Ottawa
Beach.
Mrs. G.. n. Clinton IS visiting her
parents 40 Brighton.
r =. Fisher leaves tonight for two
weeks absence in the East
j. f. Barker and family have re-
turned from \ two weeks outing.
Mrs. Emanuel Treusch has gone to
Cincinnati for a months visit with rel
auves.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Hoskins have re-
turned from a season spent at Ottawa
Beach.
Mrs. George W. Thayer. ir., who has
been very sex, has gone North for her
healtn.
Z. p. Conger was called 10 Litchfeld
last evening by the serious illness of
h, sister.
Misses Marie and COrneiia Thiel have
returned from three weeks visit with
friends m Cincinnati and COyingtOn.
Mrs Martin GilbertsOn, of 35s Serb
ner-st. has returned from the North
eru resorts much improved IN health.
Alderman Frank a. Rodgers left last
r gnt for two weeks sOJoUrn among
N
his health.
NJ Nstte Nelson and Mss Alice
Dovle left Yesterday for Ypsilanti, this
bong fheir second year at the State
Normal school.
Mss Mary A. Crehore and Miss Hat
tr r.. Cr.h5re. Of -t. Louis. No. arc
guests OF Nr. and Mrs. Hiram I. Knit
~. of so. IS CooIr.ch-s-.
NJ. -..... r,o-ca of phfladelnbia
1..-.f..~..f r...ol.l r,-ere5 for,,i5e-l,
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t-.'-.@,,.J er- /, rs,r s,vs
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,... ,.t r.,.s..ti,, tor So,
.-..ts
N'- 'Hi I's. - 30. ''' sons
49,. ..t.t 49,. '..
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tv...r r4.lf go .., ,.',..,+s
tl,hf .'-l F'F ~ "i"'
tlo t|
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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
1.-THE LAST DAYS OF PoMPEII."
Active Pre- psrAtions for the Presentation
OF the Great Exhibition.

of the Great Exhibition.
Preparations for the presentation o.
"The last Days Of Pompeii" are beng
pushed forward with yigor under the
direction Of Manage Cooper. The con
tract for the construction OF the vast
amphtheater, winch is % accommodate
10000 persons, has been let toe. ii. Pei
ton, of tins clty. The whole space t0 le
used, which Is nearly SIX hundred feet
deep and OF the wldth Ol the island ,
has already been fenced I'M, the work
having been completed last night. Mr..
Cooper received u telegram from New
York yesterday announcing that the
first two car loads Oi material left that
city Tuesday night. Inquiries are al
ready bong received about securing
seats, and Mr. Cooper announces that
seats viii be placed ON sale on and after
Tue day next ut the following places
D.komun's lcwelry store on Canai-st.,
Eaton * Lyons book store, the Morton
House drug store White & Whites
Swect's Hotel and at tnc West Side
post-otlica. There Will also be a stand
for the sale OF tickets on the fan
ground during the falr.
The impression which some people
have received that the exhibition is
simply "a panorama IS erroneous. Ii
Will require the construction of real
material accessories and three hundred
people VIII take part II the perfor.
nance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

In m article published in yesterdays
cdlt0u of the GELEGRASI-HERALD, re-
lerr.ng to a cancer cure performed by
!. r. Bachelor, VI. D., omission was
unutenienaly made OF the state that
toe patient resides in. the lady's ao-
dress is Mrs 3. 4. Allison, scott. Van
Buren, township, LaGrauge county,
Ind.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

ACCOMPLISHMENTS (, at the home Of
her father. 3. :. Iianchet. Costello hanchct.
wife OF Forrest ". Pre5ticy.
Notice 81 funeral hereafter.
ETTIBONE-august {. az her home. 2s3
West Bridse-st.. Mrs. X. :. Pettibone. aged Il
years.
Funeral from house today AZ 3 O'Clock.
BASsETT Tuesday. September Q. M 40
p. NJ. In her 18th year Al her late residence.
near East-st.. " rs. R,becca T.. wife Of l.. NJ
Bassett aud motIer OF Mrs Anna r. Emslie
Funeral from the residence september 8. al
O'Clock p. m. Friends of the family invited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

Ths Fssseaser Agents sAe@ Thesr AFPrs-
elAtioa "a HSsplssllsy.

sNN 49, SAAt So 49, -
eiAsiea 81 Hssgissllsy.
sixty p4sseDseE ard tekei agents Of
tne PsLnsylsznlA Enes Mo were tie
guests If the q K. al. railroad coul-
Fany aua wao we're i4kea on 3 nortn-
ezra trip. ave sent the foil0s-ag letter
of thans, 20 G. l. Iock eoo1 general
pass ges ase0t oi me R.&I.s
"fae ntseeHEer representa- of the
PuueF .v4nla lines aest ot fttsouFg
= .a HeTe recent res p-Pnts ~ TIE hoss
pll4ilty oL your company. desire @ ex-
press tne.g sincere thanks Tor tie many
iaYors 80 gfa<lously bestowed and so
heartily enjoyed and apufec ated.
10 tie officers and employee ~ your
transportation department ne aft
deeply obligated Tor the care
and attention which they devoted
90 car comfort and WeI being
sna the admirable manner n winch 81 e
weIe moved over your excellent IoAa
% AID from Aackll-c. iay0ur tlrtiee,
persona. Offices We are espttialy lD-
leDt & irr a delightful tap. iIaugAt
Witn ri. asant memories and q season
"a tuJoyment never 10 bt forgotten.
l0u have placed us under Obligation
which we Wlt never be able 10 tullF
cancel. but IL shall ~ Our pleasure al
Ways % serve yOu personally or cth
clally, and We hope You wlii command
Us Oftener. As e slight token IL our
appreciation 0i your Kindness, We be-
you 10 accept the keepsake forwarded
herewith, with our best WISHES Tor your
health, happiness and prosperity"
The token OF appreciation Is IN the
form OF al elegant diamond stud.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

TIL. man bet whlch runs the ma
rhinerv 81 the Kent furniture manu-
f,.-r~v broke yesterday. and The works
-.,I ~ necessity shut down for tw0 or
.---- aavs m order - make necessary
rrr1frs
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

CTATE or NICHIGAN-The Circuit Court
- for the County OF kent-in ChanceTy. At a
session ii said court held a. the Court House.
i'm The Cify of Grand Rapids, ia said county v.on
iha 10Th day OF July. 4. b. 1852. Present. A0a.
William H. Grove tircuit Judge.
ALICE i. NAY. Complainant.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
VIII iny You

To secure a practical education AT the
Grand Rapids Business College, 100
Oeawa-st., Ledvard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

Look ont for tho decline dress goods
sale, Friday and saturday.
"BFr Hrvr
* and SD West BRIDGES St
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

Our store VIII be open evenings dur
ing first week of school.
Gro. 4. HArL & CO.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

All disease of men aIe cured hy Dr
s. Clay Todd. f5 N0lroosf.. room 4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

Family bottle beer, bottled bv the
Kusteror Brewing Company. Fresh
evrrv tev.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05
REAL ESTATE TR ANSFERS.
This list is furnished by W. K. ScrIbner.
real estate dealer. 50 Pearl-st:

This list Il furnished by W. K. Scribner.
real estate dealer 56 Pearl-st.:
Fred 7. Mills e. N. 70 VIM. Alden Smith.
lot Is, blk J. Mills add 400
Calvin l.. Ives 20 Cornelius Kate, lots :,
Is. IL and ~. Ives LutOn'S add. 800
JakOoa &. Van Zee 10 Nm. Van Zee. lot
b. Ives 4 Luton sadd.............-.......... : 800
Theodore I. Richards 10 Marcus l..
BOchrr lot g. blk :. kichards ) add. l.2JO
Susan A. White TO Thomas kiecaI. lot =
blk ], CDltOn'S add -.......-.......--.-.. l.t99
Basteeaan Van Buren, 10 Gerrlt Pyk-
man. lot * PettibOne add ................. 4l0
John :. Davis u john Z. Nelson. lot -,
Biss-il * Davis sab ....-...... $50
Frans J. Phaf to Geo. :. Turner and
wife. " 32 it lot l0, blk 3. Grants add. 1900
Wm. ". Pierce TO Maggie A. SHAW. part
lot !. blk = Nitucy's add........-......-.... 100
Lew :. Provin 20 Frank Z. Egger. -.
PiOvin's add. .... 2-5
John Sneliink u Wm. K0scboom, east
eriy % II lot ~. blk .. Godfrey
Whites add 12O
Chas. s.. Watkins 70 Wm. II. Muiick.
lot IT, blk 5. Windsor add..........-......... -
James Judd 10 Thomas Gray. lot %.
village south Grand Rapids. 20
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

ss-0n cur Gents Shoes We cut equally ~
heavy. IA fzct cur en-ife stock = nay bcie"
anything seen or heard u ga tisis CITY
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-05

property abc wees
@ r 90 '' '' % '-4H' '''' " Total Collection TOT
Description tas.s-raent- Iees
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24

firm; sales 1.139 brls finished goods on a basis
of $1.02. Butter dull. Sugar weaker. Eggs
frmer at 16i2d l7c. Cheese easier.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-F1our-Demand
light and general market ruled in buyers favor:
Wheat strong and prices of options advanced
isc under bullish manipulation In Chicago.
Speculation quiet. High grades scarce. no. =
December. s20s2i2c; January, S3ae3isc; Corn
firm but prices Of options largely nominal In alb
sence OF speculative trading. Car lots weak.
No. 4 mixed. on track. 39l2c: NO: . mixed.
on track, 40c; No. 2 mixed, In Twentieth-street
elevator, 4l94llac; No. 2 mixed. October; 3s1s
39c; January, 3Sa39c. Oats-Demand light and
prices of car lots a shade lower; NO. 8 white,
2712c: No. 2 white, 2Sl202 9c; dead storage,
2slsc; futures dull and barely steady; No. 2
white, October, 2SG2S19c; November,
December, 2S412slac; January,
Provisions steady aud in fair jobD1ng demand.
Pork-New mess, $l2; prime new mess; III;
Pennsylvania firsts, CSC. Receipts--Flour, ZOO
brls; wheat, 21,70O blu; corn, 21,5OO Du; oats,
10,700 bu- Shi-pments-Wheaf, 800 bu; corn,
1,600 bu; oats, $500 bu.
DETROIT, Oct. 23.-wheat-No. 1 white.
cash. zee; No. 2 red. cash and October, sOl4c;
November, SOi2c; December, 81 s0oi4c; May,
S64dS67ec.. Corn-No. 2. cash ana October,
34c; November, 33c; December, SIC; Oats-No.
2 cash, 224c; No. 2 white, cash, 24isc: Clover
seed. cash. 1898 Receipts-Wheat, 2l.OOO blu;
oats, $500 bu.
TOLEDO, Oct 23.-wheat dull but firm; cash,
s04 0S012c; October, e0l4c; December, $3.50.
Corn dull; cash, 33c. Oats dull and easier; cash,
20ac. Cloverseed quiet; cash and October,
$3.50. Receipts-Wheat. q. 300 bu; corn. 32.100
Wheat, 22,900 bu; corn, $500 bn; oats, 500 bu.
rye, 500 bu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-24

22o2sc; harness. 26S3oc; ~skirtine, 3oa34cs
black bride, y doz.. $50955; fair bride. $600
7s y doz.: city kip. $6QdS0, French kip. $500
ITO; city caifskins, 60cd$1; French calf-sSips.
HrDEs-No. i green. sAaslac; No. 2 green.
LAMBsKNs-40a55c.
TALLow-No. i, &c: No. 2, 3ll031sc.
G~REAsE-Brown. 2lsc; yellow, 24c; white,
3asc.
JoBBrNG PRIcEs-smoked mearH-sugarcured
hams, 10 to II fSs average, l2c; Is MS average.
1di4c; dals ms average, l0%c; 20 ms average;
breakfast bacon. light or medium, lie; shoulders.
10 20 IL ms average. 714c: shoulders IA TO Is Ms
average. &c; California hams; light or medium.
10c; thin pieces, 9l2c. Bacon-Clear sides. 80
to 40 lbs average. 20; clear backs medium av-
srage, 6ac; clear bellies; medium we,ents &C.
less than above quotations;2 90 u average bellies.
iac less. Dry-salt and Picked Meats-Clear sides
clear bellies cnnsmoked5. re: bean pork. p brl
200 rs, $14.50; ham or rump pork. Y Dri zoo
fbs, $1,000. Bologna-Skin, large or small. 6iec:
leaf. kettle-rendered. in tierces, 74c; in one-half
barrels. &c; in SON cans in 1OOIb cassa. 11ec; In
In I'M tie eras ~ 7 sU,@ ' Hoosi sS; Packing Company
Lard-In ~tierces. &c; in SON cans In loon
0a WhoIesaie p-r,ces-can,oad ,ots-s. p. shoul-
ders, 34d4c, as to average; short-riD sides, dry
salt. 5054c. Prime Steam Lard, Csc.
PRODUCE.
PoULTRY-Hens. 6ioc y n; youngchickens 6isc:
hen turkeys, &c; toms, 6c;' ROSTERS, sc; geese
81 90 y d0z; ducks, &c.
EGGs-Shippers paying 14ia115c for candled
stock; selling from store at 16017c.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery, 22024c; fair cream
cry, 1701ec fine dairy, 12c; good country.
1Oc, according to the condition In which IL IS
received. Common stock will bring but 1850
GAME-We quote prairie chickens. So.
per doz. Short-billed snipe. $2.2502.oo per
doz. Long billed snipe, 81 so per dOz. Squirrels.
81. .25 per doz. Rabbits, 81 .25e sc.
FEATHERs-Prime geese, 35c y 10, mixed duck
zoe y 10.
BEEswAx-Dask. lsc; yellow, zoe.
WoOL-Tub-washed and picked. 3303oc; I'M
washed medium and common grades, II IN. good
order, CSC; bury and cotted. l7a20ci fleece
washed. If light and in good order. 2Sa3Oc;
bury and unfn~erchantable, according to their
value.
Cfover-Red, choice, 60 n bu, $3. q 03.75t En-
glish, choice, $3.3503.9O; white, choice, $7.400
7.75; alsike. $6.5007 co.; alfalfa. choice, $500
7.25. Tirnothy-Choice, As n blu. $1.650i.S5:
Bluegrass, fancy, ID n bu. $1.1501.30. Orchard
grassSExtra clean, Ia 70 By, 81 20: Red
top-Choice, Ia y bu, 5c6$I.O0 Bird seed
Choice Sicily canary. $3.50 y 10. Hemp, 3I90
sc I, fb. Rape, 7010c v ID. 6unfower, 7isd
10c p d.