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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
OFFICIAL PAPER Or THE CITY.
GRAND RAPIDS. sATuDAY MARCH Is


The truth that II you give a rascal
rope enough he will hang himself, Is
likely 70 be exemplihed by Ohio Demo-
erats. Not satisfied with the gerry
Wandering Of the State, they have de-
vised a plan 70 elect Presidential cleo
tors by Congressional districts, and now
they propose 20 make the Governor the
returning board OF the State. % have
the sole power Of issuIng all certificates
OF election. Governor Campbell has
assured his party leaders that nc will
not hesitate 10 do his share of the dirty
work. lie says: In case the bill be-
comes a law and I am on the returning
board, shall insist on making out Ger.
tIficatss To the Congressmen elected un-
der the Redstricting bill, which was re-
Gently passed by the Ohio legislature.
The redistricting measure was designed
as far as possible To correct the evils of
an outrageous Republican gerrymsn-
der, and shall adhere TO the express
Son oil the Legislature on that matter.
The bill of McConas is intended TO
overcome and defeat the objects sought
to be attained IN reasonably fair re-
districting Of the State, which was ac-
complished few days since" SO they
have made sure OF the Governor.
Tne Speaker Of the House talks thus
e1ultingiy over the shrewd Demo
cratic scheme, never once attempting
TO conceal the partisan complexion of
il: Regardless Of the McComss bill
the Democrats Will proceed aud elect
tneir members of Congress under the
Tedistricting bill recently enacted into
q law, and IN order TO be sure Of the
business NC will, before adjournment,
pass bill changing the makeup OF the
Returning Board. Now it is composed
Of the Governor and Secretary of State.
The Speaker OF the House, myself, can
be added, or the Secretary may be
dropped out entirely" Democratic
political dsviltry il much the same,
North or south. IL presents the same
unblushIng front and never shrinks
from boasting Of is cuteness. Itmay
be well. however, for Ohio Democrats
to see how tho thing works before
making their outlaws too conspicuous.
There Is always final laugh, that does
not invariably come IN on tue side that
starts the gggle-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
FRANCEs CAefNrr onr

FARTs. March = III Trad. the
French Prime Minister. waited sa Pres
idens Csrnes and handed IA the rssig
nasiens - she members ~ he Cab set
This sssr was the rssult - adverse
action hT the senate Eburssa7 on tha
P~emisr's molten for = rcte - cans-
isnce in the Government On re cues
ton q tas con msrciAl trsstv with Tur-
key. II 5 sais &. as Freysines vii
s.rz q sev Cahiaes
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
Deaf Mutes Mang1ed.

JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, March 14.-Yes-
terdsy morning Albert Pollard, of Ha-
vsna, and Vernon Hay, of Virginia, pu-
this city, ran away, and started north
on the railroad tracks. When near
LiterDerry they were overtaken by a
train on sharp curve and thrown from
the track. Hay was instantly killed and
Pollard dreadfully injured, though be
may live
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

AMIDST all tho talk of the rescnt
day, about the decadence OF New Eng
land farms, i is well 70 consider the
true philosophy contained in the fol.
lowing paragraph. 'In \ recent lee
turs Prof. Brewer, OF Yale College.
illustrated the idea that ''nan is worth
more than land by a case which came
under his own observation. A man
bought n farm for $50 an acre. He 80
improved IL that n few years nc was
offered $500 an acre for Il. At his
death il sold for s250sn acre. In few
years the purchaser sold is for 500 an
acre 20 man who finally disposed Of
e for sl7 an acre. Here e was plainly
the man and not the farm that deter
mined the value" It is Just "a true
among farmers. a. among other busi-
ness men. that there are many poor
managers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

CE1 80. M1rrr a
CIT r-Marsst ar-ire prcss vsA raia-
saef @uotaflcns -srgr1 AZ q g - -
rrrtce = fs-cv - ir-frr @-e--s E% 40 -
sscd - cncfc- so 81 e102 - t-- c1r~oz -
Jar 60; = soazso for 5aechers S-e@~s . p
a. S far Stccsers. 80 2sf1s e. t-r T-xsns = =
11ss faT Feeders 2 srzdC car Cc~s "a
- icr 6u.ls sE1s-s r1r veal calves
Hcrs-NarEef sesir. 49, F~r Friers - -
k,xner Sa-e= ~ere -ase sf a. is1f 81 'Cr gs4
- rsa4 IS f-r ~-arH rs-srs "a saAW fs~
rxed. sn.s - epzs SIS s5r asavg p=c.as sz1
sasr7ins %
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
A Defaulser Set Free.

CLEVELAND, o., March 14.-lsasc A.
Stanley, the cashier who got away with
500, 900 from his bank several years ago
and blew it in at a bucket shop, has
been pardoned by President Harrison.
He was sent to the Ohio penitentiary by
Judge Welker in January, 1855, for
five years, without hard labor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
Will Run Day and Night.

CHEBoYGAN, Mich, March 14.-From
the present outlook indications point 10
a most prosperous season in the history
OF Cheboygan saw-mills. Several large
contracts for saving have been refused
by some OF the mills because they will
have all they can do by running night
and day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
HELP WASTBD-FEMALE.

\NANTED-A good competent girl OF woman
Tor general housework. Apply at IS La
graye-st :,
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15


Muskegon hss for a tong tine been
zgitatlnz the question q making Lzks
Michigan the source q IS water sup
ply. lie oPps1ents OF that measure
have advanced a. one OF tnelr strongest
poinEs ths 4Ex1Heat thzt tae drift zee
would carry away the MET pipe As
lhls question has something OF a lOcsi
interest "A eIrznd Rapids, Ne clip from
yesterdays Musksgon Nsgs. the opinion
Of al ola tug captain. He says:
"AT DAVIS shInks tie ies HoUld
carry away the inlet pipe in Lake
Michigan. I dO not thlnk he knows
Ire sCtlCc OF the ice on the east snOre
ot Lake Michigan IS well as we do.
GFand Haven l. three and one-haif
miles east Of Muskegon PIERS and the
lce moves along the shore leavlng
about four miles of ice or Graud
Haven and on A line with MuskegOn
piers - WOu.l have about one mile "
lce over the water mann, that nOW
moves only wneu we have al east WIG
AID then lt moves out "A the lake.
Then = treex OYec and holds the lce
out, and lt i impossible for the big zee
ouTgs 20 conc IN. III you viii sound
the water where the main would be put
ia one mile out YOU will ind ABOUT Is
feet of water. The water one nils south
s much deeper than Il Is north OF the
piers. Everyone knows that Lake
Mlch gan water ls good and clean. It
has chance % purity itself. When
the AXE IS calm a lev days the water is
warm on toe surface, but as soon as
there IS a Little sea or rough weather
Tie water on the surface is cool enough
70 drink. What lt Il costs more. We
are sure 10 have good water and plenty
OF it. | would Ike 10 see Il voted on
by the people that pay taxes III the city
OF Muskegon.'
IT IS 10 be hoped that other Euro
pean powers Will keep their hands off
while France wipes out the Dahomian
tyranny IN Africa. A more cruel,
blood thirsty beast than the King of
Dahomey never had the lives Of his
subjects at his mercy. The French
agent on the west coast of Africa de-
mands 1000 troops 70 hold French posts,
and 400 more TO march on the capitol
OF Dahomey. II Is also to be hoped
that the troops Will be sent, in the in
terests of humanity. A people that
slaughters human beings by the whole
sale, principally innocent women and
children, ia religious sacrifices and
other ceremonies, needs Christianinng
with bullets
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

Il Prohibitonists we're one-half as
elesr-sxhtsd as the St. Louis G'oSs-
Denerruf, they would see the truth Of
the following
cone branch OF the Ohio legislature
has cassed an act. which vii be con
Cured IN BY the 0faer. - authorize the
cpeuinx Of saloons 70 the cities of sun
dsvs. This result. e = proper 20 say
Il due 20 the fact that $4,000 Pr0hibi-
tionists joined with the Democrats n
the iast election 81 deprive the state Of
q Republican Leg stature.
Iowa i likely 70 have much the same
experience BEFORE IL RECEIVERS its poiiti-
cal senses sgsln-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

CHICAGO, March IL
FLouF-Firm. Patents. d j0zt4.75; Bakers,
- eoa325: Straights. s.. 7JG4 25; Winter Pat
euts. A.aOc1t 20, Clears, g. so33eo.
wHEAT-Active and higher No cash,
7ssla7sc May. TpzGTskc; No Spring soG
&c; No. , Spring 197sc depending on quality.
CosS-Quiet and steady. No. ? 28Ac; No. 2
Yellow. csc; No ,. e55l227c; No. yellow.
25iSHs7c. March 2sso: April sShc; MAY esss
1Ekc; June. eoc; July. 0se; September. 32c.
OATs-Steady with fair trading. No 2 e0ssc
May. as12iNc; June, sic; July, soSG21c.
Sample steady; offerings moderate. No. s 2ie
HHo; No. White. 2is123c. No. q 2ld2issc;
No White. e2a a7ic.
RYr-A trffe frmer but not much changed.
No. cash s2nc; May delivery. 44AGA nc
Samples about Df44c for 40. 2, Sl1sSsc ior
Nos
BARIEY-sfes but dulI, demand mcaEer.
Common, thin Iowa No and No. 2 s1Gsz5c
rood 10 choice No : 17a2c. Northwestern No.
; thin. esd sc good 70 choice, ss14sci fancy.
SC.
MSS PORK Trading moderately active and
prices ruled higher AZ SO seeio6 - for cash
af0 atlfO 30 for March BIO 5sf7 i0 az for MAY
snd SO ssa 70 57is Tor July.
ELssD-Tradias H-ht and prices higher 81
s6ia4Gti5 for cash. ss.loGRl2i, for March
Efs2s % for Msy. ard - s'1,s ., for July
BrurR-Cresmory. f'saesc; Dairy 7a2oc
Pscslug stocz. a.
EGgs-Frssh l2s< ar
PouLrRY- Dressed chickens Sasoc per = 4:
Dressed turkeys 71l5c per : Live Ducks. Ic
ellie per : Live GeesE. s3oo1zs ~ per cozen
LroUoRs-D- stilcd spirits steady ~ e. o
ftr suislet grots
WV YORK. March r.
WHEAT-Nore sct5Va ard a sc higher
Nay s7aGs7 Tisc zeas skc. TsIv - IS "a
s5isc August Sc E4sfssc, septsnber. s4.sa
sac DecsEosr - eRas7c
CoRS-DlH ard steady. M.xes western .
2s2c
0A7s-Cuis- a1f srr Wssfs-r s-17fstr
Pv0vFsToSs-1~rf fsfriv scffvs ard srsz1T
Pste. = r50s r Exfra Ness e. NN p. Pork
aai.l snr steady. Ner Mess. 81 60 -. old
Ness 81 "a 3. Extra P~ims = zs7s 3
Lard sr1a sud en.st. sfesrr rsn5ers6 - -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

THfs = ssid - be the closing sentence
of the apology of the Kalamazoo col
Fexe sbazsrs. = asking for a reinstats-
nent. we see that satan ed - into
that which has inflicted pain upon our
friends and brought reprosch vpon the
cause Of Christ" L that : far san
re CT their mental capacity, the ex-
rulxon has done them no injustice.
T. SIMPLY DEPRIVED them Of what could
have do1e them &c earthly coed,
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

TOR SALE-0r Will exchange for city prop
D. erty. an s0-acre farm in Cascade town
ship; we'll improved. Call on or address DR..
NJ. ". Danforth, Cascade, Mich. June /
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
SITUATIONS WAHTRD-PReALg.

WANIED-By a lady OF culture. llace in
W some nice refined family rs companion or
10 assist Tor her board While preparing a
course OF study; references exchanged. Ad-
dress I. F.. box 3. telegram Herald. IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

E@ HORSES Wi1re-ef ie bor STA a.
- =, r,-frrsfe refes. ia etarze 81 care
-. nsn aas lef reoi fr'fr7 sag
AM Isss. Z 2. So ,..s, g $500 Pc
rce. s-I 81 --z-s irsref - aa1 irar' -ne
ru Np rrr~ra Ef6f
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

FARMING lands under nearly every state OF
cultivation for sale on easy terms.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

4 GENTS should write for illustrated circular.
= and terms for two weeks trial OF Missouri
Washer; washes dlrtieSt clothes clean BY hot
steam without rubbing, easily sold; pr01ia-
bic. J. Worth. ST. Louis. No June II
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
REAL ESTATE-OOUKTRY.

FOR SALE OR EXCBAN6E-Fruit farm. "a
and one-nalt miles from Glendale Park, the
new summer resort; 25 acres cleared and tree
from stumps; thrifty apple orchard GO trees
Is years old; good barn. small house; spring
top Of hill near the house; trout stream runs
across the farm: the surface OF the farm is
high aud rolling; one OF the finest locations
for fruit farm in Oceana county. W. =.
Moore. S Fountaln-sf. Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

PINE aud timbefed land bought and SOLD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
FOR RERT-RoOMe.

EOR kENT-large front room. newly fur
nished, sustable for two gentlemen or
ladies'; a 50 otter deS tb g rooms. bath. hot
ana cold water, ut ~ Barclay-st. NJ. II. Par
sons. l02
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
POR sALSRIsCELLAsEOUs

noes FOR SALE--Gorden Settlers. trained Or
II unframed: kentuckY Fox and Rabbit
Hounds and scotch Terri ers, a. 80 4 ogs trained
s1d boarded AZ Valley CitY Kennels. Address
T. O'Rtey. box 81. Crosby. Kent county. Mich.
L.,tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
LeEETs-WANTBD.

WANTkD-Agents Tor the History OF the Ex-
W ploratiOns Of Daring Deeds and Grand
Achievements Of Stanley; agents outfit sl.00;
Toledo. Ohio. Sf1tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
CROZIER & CUTTERS
" REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
/. b. CALDWELL, MANAGER.
Weston Building, 13 Canal-St

S10l0 BUYS nice. new seven room house.
L. ~ near Leonard-st. and College-aye. (;
terms, Sl00 down; balance slope month.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

fTWo suits ~ two or more furnished rooms
for hOusekee ping; fur. he..ted; ath
room, etc. 2l2 Bdrtlett-st., OPP. Soouth Diy:s-
Ton street school ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

KNANTED-A bui ding '0t; price s % or $3.50.
cash down. Address l.. carrier No. j.
city. =
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
nTSnELlAsEarR.

MISCELLANEOUS,
KXANTED-A bui ding i0t. price SOC or $50.
cash down. Address l.. carrier No. J..
city =
WANTED child from IS norfhs - two
W yeas of age can fnd ? good home.
rsasona' lA rates, uitn eKceaeat care 81 ~
Grsudwlie ave -
WANTED Lou Msrtiadais viii -
- pleased ~ ses any who w.sa lessons in
OF. water COLO e. crav0n. cr India ink ~ her
studio. s. "A iddicomb building, hours ron g
g. II. I 20 4. terms reasonable -
WANIED-Luussr- want q sxchsnEs a
iot 0n PlessanfsVs. for .um5eE. W. G..
H7pS3n Psari-sf =
I ~. CLOSTERH0T dealer fa rssI estate
- personal property ard loans. hgHses
rented md rents - sCfe have q large .isr
% desirahle houses ard iefs ard vacant Iors
on flifnn Feunfain CneTrr anS ussry al
Desirable streets siao large isf rf good
farms iu sN directions foT ssle ~ exehs q
veIF cheap Can saf i-ok ~ sf rre before
suvins. 02ee rooms -. - Csnal ST. Ieie-
reoas Ne. g.
MAGNETIC hsaflar snd sIsirrcTsaf sftlaEs
"a 80 nttstrs-sr. csDls ao1 laasl-st cars
rrrrrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
SWEET * SCHMIEL.

KEAL EsTAIE INSURANCE AND LOANS
Ii-a AonIOe sueet.
Rooms 81 and 81 Telephone i0E
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
LOST.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Partner with 500 10 take half In
w terest in and manage good paying buSi
ness; splendid Oppo unity for right man,
Address. Business chance. box T. this office. II
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

CASH TO LOAN-Elousss to sell and rent.
= farms and vacant lots 10 sell. all grades
and in different localities. at bottom prices
terms and time made 10 suit: interest low.
Call at room B. New HOuseman block. on Henry
Erslick. n
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

VAGNFTTr hsafinr sns s1sirrrss,f ssftinFs
"a ~ 0tfat-s-sr. cs8ss s1d lsasl-s - cars
rrnFel .erf ~ = free
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

FOR RENT-SEite of FIVE rooms, suitable for
housekeepi &, In good repair on street
car line. Inquire AT l7s Second-ave. Il
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

E0R RENT-Newly furnished and unfur-
nished rooms; steam heated. Inquire at
room II. lmmen Block. 75
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

EOR RENT-A house of rooms. one of
4 rooms, one of :. and one of and rooms.
all in good location. villain 3 minutes walk
OF Swe Us Hotel; rent from ~ 10 slo. Inquire
OF b. W. Barnard. IS Allen-st.. corner Mt.
Vernon 27ff
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

FOR RENT-BUSINESS PLACES.
EOR RENT-Nice li1ht room with power. on
second floor. corner ShawmUt-ave. and
C0urtst. Aldine Mfg Co. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-15

WANTED-Lura hsr--T want - exchange
iot IA Plessarfsvs. for .um5eT. W. G..
H3pS8n Psarf-sf =
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-13

BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
\. T. Hauser. John C.. Curtin,
A. NJ. Hotter, u. \. Hamilton,
Granville stuart, -. d. Allen,
I, II, kleinschmidt, Henry NJ. Parchen.
Il. 4. Power,
General banking business transacted. Interes
paid on time deposits.
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Boston,: Closing
How the French Serve Roast Beef.

From the 81. Paul Pioneer Press.
"Allow me to remark" said a promi-
nent citizen the other day, as he was
showing his appreciation Of a choice
piece of roast beef, shat I nee put in
six weeks in the city of Paris. Nothing
remarkable about that, is there? But !
haven't come to the point. In all that
time l never succeeded in getting plain
beef. There was beef cooked in every
possible way, beef dressed with every
kind of sauce, but no plain beef for a
change. DO you know ! had the same
feeling they say a traveller i'm the tropics
has-the tropical fruits may be luscious,
but one longs for the taste of an apple
now and then-I wished for a taste of the
roast beef hof hold Hengland. How do
you explain its absence"
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IDAHO.

About 81 900 was refunded last month
to residents OF HALEY for freight paid last
fall on materials to rebuild the burnt dis
trict. the railway officials having agreed
to haul the materials at half rates.
Privates Murray and Putnam, of Troop
+, recently secured a cougar hat meas
ured nine feet from tip to tip n weighed
$50 pounds. The skeleton was shipped to
the Smithsonian institution by DIR. Carson
for preservation.
A carload of seed wheat IA received at
Haley from Ogden, Utah. a day or two
ago. IL is Ogden's contribution for the
relief Of the needy ranchers on Camas
Prairie. Another carload is expected
from Caldwell, Idaho, in a day or two.
G. b. Moulton, a former proprietor of
the HALEY Sampling works and who was
the second general manager of the Phila.
delphia Mining and Smelling company,
has gone into the business of selling real
estate and mining property, with head
quarters nj Baker City, Ore.
The contract for furnishing government
beef has been rejected. New bids have
been ordered. which will be opened May
"A. II is understood the Of rejection
was the exceedingly low figure at which
the work was undertaken, il being con-
sidered an impossibility to furnish quality
and quantity at the price named suitable
for the service.
The idea which has heretofore prevailed
regarding the land on the opposite side
of the river is an one, says the
Blackfoot Register. Instead of being all
lava beds. as supposed, there are thou
sands of acres of as fine land as can he
found in the valley. The Only trouble
will be in constructing bitches, for II will
cost considerable. as the lava appears a
few feet from the top of the soil. The
soil is rich, however, and when once
watercd will support an immense popula-
ton.
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WASHINGTON

Rosalla merchants nave paid $500 for
freight on barbed wire since March l., and
now they are inquiring why barbed wire
should not be manufactured al Spokane
Falls.
Owing to the vast number of settlers
who are clearing land throughout WASH
ington, the air is already very smoky,
something unheard Of heretofore in May.
The prospect for smelters and wooden
mills in Spokane is growing brighter every
day. When the full power Of the Spokane
river is harnessed and brought into SER
vice, the city OF Spokane, with its ten or
more railroads, will enter upon an era of
growth and prosperity not yet dreamed Of.
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NORTHWEST NEWS.
Topics Of General Interest In the -Four
New States and Elsewhere.
MONTANA.

a
WORK on the Stone iou.iuaio,s U .ne
new piiioh Nauoha oa"k mas OH
meieeu.
The city council OF biiiinRs mas pur'
chased about sou worm OF IRE depart-
ment supplies including hose u rubber
clothing Tor nremen'
The Fourth OF July celebration at Liv-
ingston will probably be made under the
auspices OF the city council having called
a special meeting to consider the matter
Livingston has organized a fire depart
ment. consisting of two hose companies
and one hook and ladder company. Oh
course they propose to be the best In the
business.
The Idahoan jigs were started up last
Monday after a p~rotracted period OF idle
ness. Regular shipments of ore may
therefore he expected from the Idahoan
mines as long as the Croy gulch bridge
remains in place.-Hditey, Idaho Times.
The old pile bridge on the U. & n. over
the BIG Hole river. near Arnold station.
is being replaced with n two-span bridge,
60 feet to the span. The work is being
pushed forward as fast as possible, as the
river is rising, thus making the work ex-
tremely difficult.
TIN first Sundav-scboo convention of
the state of Montana will i'm Hell
ena Nav 10. ~ and %. To make this con.
ventiop as attractive and belnful as nos
sible, il will he necessary that every sun
dav.scbool In the state shall he renresent.
ed In II. William REYNOLDS. esq. Of chi.
cauo. m. a member of the executive
committee Of the international SUNDAY
noe convention. will he present and
,,ke an ,c,ivo mari I'm the nrogr,mm.
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Edi.on'~ Little Joke.

From the Kansas City Times.
When the photograph was n newer in-
vention thar il is at the present time Edi-
son nut one OF the machines in n clock
and placed il in a guest chamber. Being
a great lover Of a practical joke he also
placed a friend in the guest chamber one
night. just as his friend was disrobing
he heard a voice exclaim: ELEVEN
o. clock; one hour more" II Is needless
10 say that slumber did not descend upon
the eyelids of the visitor during that hour.
At midnight the voice exclaimed:
Twelve o'clock: prepare 10 die" This
was too much for h visitor, and he
sprang from his bed and rushed to the
library. where Edison and his friends
were waiting patiently expecting his APP
pearance. The invention was soon eN-
planned and quiet restored.
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N N STOCKS.
Ups and Downs In Market Values ON ths
New York Exchange.

New York Exchange.
NEW YORK, May 12.-The stock marke,
was active and irregular to-day with con.
siderable feverishness throughout the
day. While the important movements
were confined to q few stocks, the rest of
the market moved within comparatively
narrow limits. The close was active gen.
orally at fractional declines from Satur-
days figures.
Governments were dull.
Petroleum opened strong at s3H; spot
neglected, closed mt ssh; June advanced
and closed steady at s6A.
Bar silver-S1.O4.
Copper-Steady; lake, May, S15.10.
Lead-Firmer; domestic. A.0sE.
Tin-Strong; straits, $2i.40.
Cl,.;n. .s,,Ia.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-13

Money on call close, 5Ea10.
Prime mercantile paper. 4Ag7c.
Sterling ExchanRe-Quiet and steady
6O-day bills, A.S4A; demand. A.S6E.
Mining quotations as follows: