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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-17
Northern Fruit and Vegetable Market.

HepoTIeu 6y q. 8. Fdlnler, l56 Reade ST., Nelo
York.
NEW YORK, March 16.-The orange market
was easier Indian river are sellin = Fancy
So 50DS4 so; other choice brights So 7561S3 25;
russets 81 60DS2 20. The fruit in large sizes is
selling slow at 81 75G332 25. Grape fruit S. 500
25330c.; medium grades 1@015c. The vegstabls
market is steady-Choice string beans So 500
So SO. Peas 81 50aS3 90. Cabbage So GOA 81 so.
Egg plant So 000$lo co. Tomatoes Fancy
S3 OOOS4 co. Asparagus 81 000S5 co. Lettuce
Charleston, Savannah and Florida S3000S4 90.
Cucumbers wanted
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Glasgow. March 12-Sailed. bark Bothnia
Nor. Olansen, Pensacola
LaPlatta, March l4-Sailed bark Lourdes
lItall. PALESTINE, Pensacola
Boston. March ii-Arrived below schr Alma
Cummings, Port Royal, S c.
Baltimore, March H-Arrived, schr May Nc
Farland, Small, Savannah.
Brunswick. Ga, March 14--Arrived bark
Wenssapen lRus barbados; schr Grace Rrad-
ley, Smith, New York,
Sailed, steamer Potaro [Brl Liverpool: schrs
Pepe Tone lSpl Abb, Alicante; Viola Reppard,
smith, Boston; John III Cross, Rawley Proyi-
dence; Flora Rogers, Johnson New YORK; Geo
TWohy, Farrow, / erth Amboy; Sadie Willcutt
Brown. staten Island.
Beaufort S c. March i4-Sailed schrs NJ r
Bramhall, Woodruff 0rom Port Royal, S @ New
York; A Eoener, Springer from Coosaw),
Baltimore.
Charleston, March i4-SaiIed. schr Eta A
Simpson, Brunswick. To load for Bath
Darien, Ga, March 1s-Cleared schrs r Bow
ers, Wilson, Noank; Howard Peck Mehahy
New London.
Fernandina, Fla. March l4-Sailed, schr Rich
ard + c Hartley, Greene, New York
Jacksonville. March l4-Arrived, schr Kit Car.
son, Smith, New York
Cleared. schrs Glover, Ingersoll. Albany,
n Y; City of Jacksonville. StillweI, Baltimore
Mobile, March 14-Cleared, schr Georxiaua
Osborne, Grand Cayman.
Sailed, barks Sir John Lawrence [Norl, Green
ock; Lily Sonllard, Buenos Ayres
New Haven, Conn, March 14-Arrived, schrs
James Boyce, Rankin, Norfolk; f Weaver,
Lowe, do; Julia Trubee, Mount Darien Ga |;
Levi Hart, Hart, Brunswick. Ga.
Sailed, schr John IL Platt, French, Norfolk
Pensacola March l4-Arrived. barks Angelo 2
Itsll. Marchese, Cape Town; Florida [Norl
Barbados.
Cleared, barks Biskop Brun [Norl Luud,
kochetort; Glengarry Brl. Poulist. Oporto;
Jarlan lNorl, Dahl, London; Annita [Itall Ca
vana, Genoa.
Philadelphia, March 14-Arrived, bark Sarah
A Staples Gay, Pensacola.
Perth Amcoy, March l4-Sailed. schr A ID
Lamson, Smith, Sayreville, for Fernandina.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City OF Augusta. for New
York - COS bales upland cotton, 60 bales sea
island cotton, 6S bales domestics, 90 bbls oil,
300 bbs rosin, 80 bbls spirits turpentine is bbls
pitch, $40 feet lumber. go bags cotton seed
meal 80 bbls fish, 2,051 bbls vegetables, 6S4
crates vegetables, 8 145 crates oranges, 10 refrig
8 berries, 1873 pkgs mdse, ITO tons pig iron.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher. New York
G G. Anderson.
Steamship Tallahassee. Askins. New York-C
G Anderson.
Steamship Dessoug, Savage. Philadelphia
G. Anderson
schr Island City, voorhees,, Baltimore-Dale,
Dixon d Co.
Schr VIM Shubert. Sloan, PhiIadelphia-
Jos Roberts & Co.
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Sweet potatoes, u bushel, white. O. 80
PoULTRY-Market firm, supply moderate;
demand fair :.
EGGs-Market firm; stock ample; demand
fair.
PEANUTs-Ample stock; demand light; prices
steady.
in market
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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New York. March 14-Arrived, schr J B Hol-
den, Haskell, Charleston, sc.
Beachy Head March 14-Passed. steamship
Theresa, HeymaD, [Brl, Charleston, for Bre-
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad, March I6-2, 92s bales
cotton, $50 bbls rosin. so bbls spirits turpentine
81 bales yarn, 145 bales domestics 8 bales hides
10 rolls leather, l0pkgs paper, IA pkgs tobacco,
40coO lbs bacon, g., 357 lbs lard $50 bbls lime 30
bbs whisky, 171S bbls whisky. $50 sacks bran,
36l sacks fertilizers, pkRs machinery, / car
wagons Ceases liquor, IS cars wood, / car box
material, p cars lumber, 900 bushels corn, car
stock, 100 pigs furniture. 235 pkgs mdse, car
poultry, Is bales paper stock. 81 plows, l car
coal, 100 pkgs hardware, SO tons pig iron, 20
cases eggs, bales plaids.
Per Savannah. Florida aud Western Railway
March 1857 bales cotton 90 bbs vegetables. l39
boxes vegetables, 8 bbls oranges, 1923 sacks corn,
1886 boxes oranges, 400 sacks grits, 200 sacks
tankage, cars lumber, 300 pkgs mdse, 81 pkgs
h goods, Is bbs syrup. 25 bdls paper
Per Charleston and Savannah railway, March
l6-o casks spirits turpentine, "a wheels. rigs
IL axles, couplings, 9 holsters, dbl trees, 8
boxes, bols syrup, plates iron, bbls strips,
! box strips, 10 bacon, 1 case p goods, 100
bags peanuts, 2 kegs fluid, car lumber is INST
trunks bdls iron, 3 bbls flour. bdl bolts, 2
iron pipes. cars wood. 4 cars rock, Dbl tur.
nips, box matches, 1 car bible, SO pkgs tobacco
40 bales cotton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-17

Kayton's Oil of Life, the greatest lini-
ment in the world for all aches and pains.
I'D
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DEPARTEn yrsrrpnAv

. Steamer Ethel. Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W T Gibson. Manager.
Steamer Farmer. White. Brunswick and way
landings-C Williams, Agt.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Pensacola, Feb 13-Bark Havelock (of San
defjord, Norway Jacobsen, from Pensacola for
Sharpness, struck on the bar; her bow port was
broken by the anchor. Unsuccessful attempts
have been made to haul her off. Damage not
ascertained. Divers will be engaged A steamer
Will be sent to her assistance She will proba-
bly, have TO Tighten to get off.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-17
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-FHI3 DAY.
SUNhisss.. ......s.... ...6:O
Sun 5Ers....
Hon Water AT sAvANSAH. 1908 AN, 1873
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ARRIVED Yesterday.

Steamship Kansas City, Fisher, New York
6 G Anderson
Bark New Light. Pedrlck, Baltimore, with
coal 10 S, q w Ry; vessel to Jos Roberts &
Co.
Schr Sarah D Fell, Loveland, Baltimore, with
guano to Q r r, Agt; vessel to Jos Roberts &
Co.
Steamer Katie Bevin. Augusta and way land
ings-C H Medlock, Agt.
Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-W T Gibson, Agt.
Steamer g Barker, Gambero, st Helen
Island, C-Master
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sAu.ED YESTERDAY
MEMORANDA.

Steamship City Of Augusta. New York.
Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
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nnectin1
orthsndl
.cha1goI
Seut 4
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tine was very quiet at the decline. The demand
was light and unsatisfactory and only nom
jnal business was had. At the Board of Trade
lon the opening call the market was reoorted
steady. with sales Of AS casks at &c for
regulars. At the second call it closed
steady at sc for regulars. Rosin - The
market was quiet but fairly firm at quotations.
The total sales for the day we're about ,061
barrels. AT the Board of Trade on the first call
the market was reported steady for X and
above and firm for and below. at the following
prices: A, B. c, D and 81 40; F, 81 45; G,
81 Is; H, 800; I, 81 IS; K, 81 95; NJ. So S.; N,
s. q. window glass, SO IS; water white 81 IS.
At the last call it closed unchanged, with sales
of 66l barrels
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-17

Fla, R.
q. RR.
ord and
toNew
.dSSash
nap Of
lie.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-17

Q and
ops at
1 Live
ID con-
oiDnati
t with
sctions
,ent
Mt
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-17

PtoE-The market was firm, with the stock
If clean in first hands light. The sales during
me dav were IFS barrels. The following are
tbe Official quotations of the Board of Trade.
small Job lots are held at @@4c. higher:
Fair.....................
Good -.......--....,.- .'-.'.'.... o40po9S
Prime. .......- -.....-.s s-.''-sss '.oS401O
Head ...............,.... .'........-..o QGoA
Rough, nominal
Country lots. ..................Sl 1001 Is
Tide water. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES / 251Dl 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS.

Natural Tas was struck at depth OF
la feet AZ aillseoro. III. Thursday.
youug son Of o Manson, Of Bar
hngtou. Ia. vas burned ~ death BY
falling into bonfire.
K J. Perry. of Chicago, vas eiected
president of the Northern fliasis Dem
IA society Thursday at Elgin.
The opera house and Eve other strus-
turss at Lancaster. Ky. were burned
on Thursday. rhe insurance fooss up
ssN soa.
n 10 alleged that Senator Leland
stsnfcrd. of Califoruis. 70 aiming N Sc
cure the alliance nomination. for presi-
dest newt year.
A collision Of freight sv~lns On ne
Illinois Central scar Milan. Tenn. set
the adjacent fw-ss On ara sassiny =
io.s of ssss, sos
Fire Wednesday sssss destroyed the
Minnehahs hctsl ~ Hot Springs. a
n causing los. - ts2 sos, o. ~hieA
there wss si4. SO issarsses
John a. Lick. sea II JAgnss Lies. sAs
cslifevris niaionsirs ~hs p~ss-ntsd
The rscix observatory ~ Csldsrnis.
did Thar~dsY ct Rssdins Pa
Rev Villas HsAssy Brsss~sy Ased
a. AIsisu. aieh. sx-d = yesrs Hs
was ne ar,t mirssser ~he rods su the
METHODIST eireasss in Aichizsa
The Tvpsthess Of Amsrses AZ
l~urnsd a. csnesssati Ihss<N 70
meet - rsronss s>as yssr o.
shephara. sf rswsssA vss sisss>A
president
The knarenfs mines s-sf sres.ers
o. Arseoasis and Butte. asst. wye
..spsa>s rAsvsess. giving empisyseet
- 4 aes s~s rhs nsass hAd tses
at.- ssr s~~>a nsas1>s
A. xsss Chieags. IaA, nevsday tAe
s~ss>~s ssrx- saA sr>a werss ~efs
lloxGke ~ > rsss1Eera - " k Il
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

nor UNDeRsTooo.

3et Understood We move along asundsr.
Our paths grow wider the seasons creep
Along the years, We marvel Aad We wonder
WAils hfe Is life. aud thea We fAll asleeA
Not understood
uos understood. We gather false impressioaA
And hug them closer as the years 20 BY.
"a. virtues often Seem 10 Us transgressiouA
Ana thus msa rise and fall Aad live and ato.
Not understood
uos underwood Poos sos,s With stunsed visssa
Ofs measure eiants BY their aarrow gauge;
The poisoned shafts Of falsehoed and derisisn
Are Oft inpslisd against these Who nss< ~
Nos undsrssooA
Not understood Ths se>sst springs ~ action
Which lie beneath the surface ana the aAov
Are disresarded; With sslfs4S Stsfaction
We Judge eur neighoorA AID they efsea -
Not UNDERWOOD
Not understood How sHAes olsen change usI
The sAousAslsss sentence saA Ne fsncis1
slight
Destroy long years Of fsisnaship and essrangs
Ara On eur soul there falls . fsssslns SNGhs,
Not undsrssoeAe -
Not UNDERWOOD How many hearts arc aching
Fer . lack Of synpsshyi Ali day BY day,
How many sheerlesA lonely hearts sss break
inxi
How many noble spirits pass swsy
Net understood
D God shas men would see . little clearer.
Or Judge less hsrshly when they cannot seei
Q God that men would draw little nearer
To one aRosneri they'd be nearer Thee;
And Understood
M O. R1sAyunA
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
%saS22& e; T':s IS: :::
PROMPT. CONSERVATIVES. sArs.
g f AsrrxwALL- Pres =
W. Fam McBAu. seey.

RIAL KsJAIF.

FOR sALF-Nic% LARGE brick house, 70 rooms
besides hAls cellar unesr rhele hosse
with farBsee, T. feet 81 porch. ptee large shsae
ff-eS IN freht aaa resr ist sslsE. on srsaed
street. faeafea n solsfhessi Part ~ city; VII
exchange for eocd vars8t property % snail
farm. Inanir- Of J 0. Alexander. y isen 81
LsOk SAl.E-Ssw sfeem hease cite ifebt
hail e.. lar under whole hettsS real ana
ssas poreh3 eeod weil aud eigern lof - iret
froat. enlg three deers lrela Shffrf s'fe~t
esrss east front; rfte> enfy sl-S u 80 saea
this Is . bargain. Inquire OF y - fiessssef.
Is Lgen sf.
L'Ok SALE--s vscsnt Icts nne secfiea ~
GaeFfs 81 snd Lac ave-. ave sheas trees
In ffsatI price frf Rfxt - days - 70 40
eaeht can't Be best Ter fh4 menev. = =
la4ssre ef g. II. Alexshaef, toaat os. =
Iysu-st fhene -,
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

HAVANA. Oct "a. The notorious
bandit Palenxusla was killed By SOL
diers in the San Juan woods near
Colon Thsrsday. A tae troops were
passing through the woods they came
upon the bandit and Al once began
firing upon him. killing him almost In
saxnt.y
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
DeG0LlA BROS.
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
9 ard 9 Te~ef Blsck

FOR sALg-or exeasase; ise acres is niles
southeast ei eits loea buiiatnsa teaces.
eiehSrs; ssA clay iosas. lass Is 40. J TARA
price So.SA.
nor sALE-or exchsase. - Heres AZ miles
= IRON Vaudeville. barry eoanfss reom
house new lsrxe bars. kOed o1tslls1 stlgs. eod
ssii. - sores seeded and a acrcs 81 wheat eE
TIE grounds price sa.S0.
TOR EACHANGE-lN acres ~ uiles from
NAylsha. Ailesnn coantx. with teo houses
eno two large barns coed orchard, a acres
south end propsftyi price S.0o.
Evk sALE-or exchange; % sores miles
\ fem city, clay losD new house; rae
place foE gardening. prioeszoa
fI'0 EAcHAN6k-for farm wirhia 10 or Il
niles ot city. fwe houses and two lets on
Last Lcon&fd-si.. circumference. auc
would take small sRcumbersnces IL you ~lsh 10
set good caty property here Is year chance.
fI0 ExcHANGF-for farms s-room house in
= northern part Of the city. large lot with
iair barn; would pay some cash difference
T,0 ExcHANGE-Fer farm; nice houses On
= South loniast: ths Is sxtrs good resi-.
s.Dei cash difference Tor good lArm. price q
ms property ss-oo.
VD ExCHAN6E-for farm near some small
village. lt-foofn house aud two vacant
lots Ia north end. al worth sSs1, no incula.
beranoe and wo0ie pay soue easa II necessary.
TO ExcHANGE-For farm within Is Esiles Of
i city. s-ro0m house IA southern part of
city. worth tiSDi woSla take some incGmse
ance-
EoR sALE-a- acres Of Land. 10 miles seuth
4 and east of city, s. acres improved balance
beech: maple and OAK timber; small house
large barn and other oufbuiIdings 5 acres or
chard; sell clay loans best farm IN the coaa-
"; price t5eo
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

sr PxTERssURs. Oct 2s s-Plentiful
rains are falling in the southern prov
ipces Of Russia, completely changing
the prospects for next years crops
The work OF plovisg and sowing is
proceeding with vigor. and the peas
ants no longer despair Of . good yield
from shs,r fislas
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

CHICAGO. Oct ~
CsrrL,-Narkst moderately active and
prices rulec &c lover esPesisily for eoHnon
aud medium qualities Quotations ranged a.
soefse 25 for prime - shipping Steers: As ga
70 for good 70 isBcy 10 - 0e1t0e for common
70 fair as ~ esls "a FOR butchers Steers
o. sozs2so fer Steckers. s30zsi 10 fes Tex
sas. psatss Tor rsasers; "a Das Is
ior Feeders, o. sn135s fer Cows: 81. ssGa IS
for Balls. A.d "a s91s % ser Veal Calves
HoSs-sfarkst active and feeling Errn Prices
well maintained. Sales ragged ss ~ socs Is
for Pigs, o. T0atS S for iish,. csS:s
ses for rough packing; % ma 70 for nairsa
ard " iss4s for hssvy pseaiag Asd saippiAs
lsta
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
DAILY MARKETS.


trfees to Formera
GssTy-Nsess Sc. csra. sse; oats. sc; rye
Mxsrs-Iseef IA 7c; porr. sassi.ci mutten. S
SITE spring isfnb. =; fowis. seeae, spr ns
chicken. @siiei veal. esse' turkeys z'se'
psorr1s- Butter. snc. eggs. e2cs posstoes &c
= bu; beets <ie ? bn onions. esc Dn rsd.sh-
IS fpc tsEs oeanS hand picked. tt.he
> bn; hsR-v, iee; peaches. sl.0easslos eas
srspes - 2 basket pears s@.S eai sp-
Wow s.asa. sss<e; un~ash-s iAamc.
Hsv-fiaeths. sisei6 ton clover. ss2s y
per tn stray y ton.
Hfas~ tNr fsttcv*-t3rsen. Sc psrt euress
earea. 7c tAiiow tse. psits. eocstl s.. dssis.
kSEs
rrte.. 20 csessmsrs
F4acs Axe fsss- iIy waite. = - Patent
s2as cvt. cern meal In est, feed 81 ee1
$50 per taa niadlinss s2I.~ y fsa braa
Ms.r~Psrs .sess' laci roast. Ioe; r,n. Sc /,
tsnAerlcin, lzsse ham. gr beef stess. seiec {
reasf. 20 ife fft, a. mutfea, 90 ise sprina
.snh. : t.ss svflas esiesen. isslse turkeys 4
. Lee sncSs ltsA
- ia sssss ssssf ~ - ss.ls. 1s ss',sss' ss
ben a. a. pa ceash@s. 1se = "a spnles Sc
. ~ - eFsRes sa<e % ersh sSpsss Ne
per % pears. Ess ser pa.
Clfsoa Springs. Battle creek ard Hot
Spr.ngs ssnisssiInss, all famous health
rtsFss, are 0sns tssrfeld Tea IN ther
treatment of eosssipassea aud female
vsss assses
The VALLEY City Milling Company has
40 peer IN the rasaaf2esare of -four.
TRY he LILl WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
soldier. kllI.d hy . RounA

BUCHAREST. Oct 33-As . military
train was passing through the town of
REM. In Bessarabis. on Wednesday last.
borabs were thrown. by which ten
sold ers wsr. killed aad six seriously
Ia iured
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
MOVING, PACKING d STORAGE

RADCLItF & H0LT-Reliable upholsierers
AZ at III south biyissoD-st.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates whether you ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. go or 666 after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Weaver fs~ ssi.sso TAs plsas esss
x2<s. zee swo pears Aso.
x-uEits1 states esnsnl Jsnss Nnr-
rsy, vho h&A lived ~ D. Jcha, y. b /,
ssnss sis retirement ffssa ostaes, seE-
nittei suicide ~ sts~isg his brains
ou1 Fsaaeisl tross he was sAs cause
A. poist IN IsAA Aas sppssaAs hsaas
carmel. H.. TUESDAY drssksa sssss :
BamsS Hughes ssssssA 1ssesr s~acs
st . prshiblsisa meeting. and ended by
killing . beg Of - with . blew frs0 .
club
6ea Walter BKrstsss chAPta. OF New
York. is suing sr4ak A. smith and j.
I. Ferguson IN NE Memphis tTsnn-
courts Tor s1s, zoe damages for silsyes
miaFs regarding patent
rights,
AT Oakdals. Pa, william hsAahon
shot and almost instantly killed Jshn
stabler. heMahon was bittsa BY
staslsr's dog. and procuring re-
volyer shct ths dog aud thea fred ints
stablsr's house. killing sssblsr.
Shakespeare kestsssA-
otbelle-Yoa needn't tell me thai
Desde@oaa nirted with tAss aHAe-
believe she good
Isgo--Ysss 80 good 70 - true
PUCK.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
WHAT PEOPLE Want T.: =: e; I: e: ;::;.

Twelve words will usually make two lines; thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the average IS seven words to line There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
ygw YorK. Oct. q.

wryAr-Firrn. keke up; fairly active No
vembsr, Slo3s ali o31: December. s.0s 1-leG
Is5sis. January. sLosSALUs; April. tiilh
May. si.ii9iiiS
CoRS-Firn. saSc ap; moderately active.
No q s51eSc
oArs-rirm.r fairly active. Western, ssa
soe
PpovrsIoss-sscf quiet aud steady EHtra
mess. ~ so6s 10 family. sii.Oooi20 Port in
moderate demand and steady New mess.
sifoa osa mess si9Sy: extra prime. 30 5c4
uoo lard ssiist asd srn- steam reneered.
Hs5
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES pEPosiToRv
CAPITAL..... SOO,O

THOMAS d. GILBERT. Pres. dent.
GEO. e. BRIGGS. Vice-Presdens.
j. FREDERIC HAAhS. Cashier.
En-. HUNT. Assistant Cashier
Transact bust Ress in all departments Of bank
Ing authorized by tae National Banking Law:
EXCHANGES available In all the commercial
cities of the world sold at current rates
u. 5. bonds bought ana sold.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas d. Gilbert, Moves L. Avery.
Thomas j. Brien, George u. Briggs.
David NJ Amberg Lemue ID. Putnam.
Ransom C. Luce Constantine Morton.
Edward H. Hunt. John &. Fitzgerald.
T. Stewart White. Phiio c. Fuller.
J. Frederic Baxrs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

TRADE orr pEaT roc DON'T WANT
80 ctr frsfs vbur hnrsrs - carriages -
Esf
fes rsn f-sts yuu, betss sn< ios 20. . f-ul.
fzrn. 81 sfors fsffn - ersin farm sn1 be
fnder-rtsrf ~ sf~fk-s
= rnsks spcstHits - srchsnees snr hs-s
The isrfept fl<f q the rits
1e t-sde frrlf fsrrs rear ssnrsfnek flr
Aii@fse s1e r Hart fssr rlfs pfaD1.rsv
Te fysde A sr1 1Sn rlnnfnE tniH hna hrr fe>
tafs fof srfthfrg
1e frsee 4 srAf ~ ls~Fs sfset q rnaas
Is rrsess A $50 = lre shtt rr.sse~rrf a
sksfn<ss r al Ukstsef f5fnnf fsru n Nessrn&
IA = fsrrss n e-e<t~ra Hsk sta ses sr Ese
szs fear q Ni~<snr1 sox ftrseF fzssas n -
a1re~f1un
II yen 49, Grating - ssirf se fslffv--ss
r<Re y go rnr fsf - urcfsrrsr sfIf fnHt ~isb
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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
JOSEPH c. MCKEE
IS Pearl-st.. Sweets Hotel Block.
Ieiephone5e9.
WHO WANTS A FARM CHEAP,

WHO WANTS A FARM CHEAP,
I HAVE nine good farms that I will sell
cheap OF trade Tor city property. Step In
and see II | have net got Just what you are
looking Tor.
l HAVE q house for sSgi1. two Others for SlSS0.
another for slaa. others for sllol. sso0. $3.50.
and one for 80 II 10 goes this week. ! want
10 sell them. and Will give ven good bargain.
VACANT lots are IN good demand. and are
selling vel. l have great many left yet.
ranging In price from 800 TO slen. They have
got 90 be sold. and you might ~ well have the
tain.
1 HAVE several bargains % ofIer IA bus ness
property and brick blocks.
CONE good hardwood timber lands 70 trade
~ for city property CT good improved farms
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
TIE MARKETX
RrAtnA RRsvistens. H4e.


URsoAoe os& a
rLovR-cuiss Spring Wheat Patents, q. -
e5ss. Bakers. A.seesAT rs; Winter Wheat
Flour Patents. q. Co.'s. %; ssrstshts. A76l5.o0
WnEAr-Rulea stronger. Ne. 3 cash or Oc-
tooeE sss0ssc; Decsnbos. st1.os5hc. sat
May. sLoiHelosH-
CoRS-Fairly active aAd hrm- No. 2, -
as Se; No. yellow. NC premium; No and
No yellow. st1o41s; October. 1kGS35;sc; No
vember. 4sgosIe; Year. 44x345o, Nay 42n0
SaAc
OArs-Unsettlsd Ne scasA. ssk 030Ae; No
vember. ssh9Dc: May. NxoS2tc. Samples
IN fair supply saa higher. No I 20230c;
No. . White 3iH632ss, No. ., 3l0slMe; No
White. s2sG33c.
RYr-s,eady aad nrn- No. cash. $50
ss,Ac: November. sS3Sexa aaA December, $50
$40 i
BARIxY-RuIed suist sad . trire dull; poor
snsound. 3513se; common mash mating. $50
&c: fair 70 good. <s352e; choice heavy and
bright. 5S&coc. and fancy sf365c.
MEss PoRK-Trading fairly active and prices
easier. Prices ranged at o. s5ns SIX for cash
N6sgs 7sn for November; tssSGs 20 for De.
eember. and siL2sx4iis7x for January.
LARp-Marxst moderately active aad prices
lower Quotations ranged at S.s51s.27ss for
cash: 90 35lst7S for November; $3.50 1924
for December. and 81 4sSS for January.
PoULrRY-Live ChiekeaS e.sG7c Per ID
Live Turkeys sess per 10. Live Ducks, $500
per To- Live Geese. 81 0o37 90 per dozen.
BUrrEs-Creamsry. iSe3ie: Dairy, l$G2sc
Packing Stock i111a
OrIs-wisecnsin Prime white. &C.; Water
White. SIC; Michigan Prime White. 9xe; Wa
ter White. I01c: Indiana Prime White eSc;
Water White 100; Headlight. us test sAc;
Gasoline 81 degs. isc; "a deg's. SAC
Distilled Spirits remain nrn on
hs basis OF s.is per gal. for finished goods.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
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" aneh. soasA sf fesstaiR apa rass a D.
visseu prefeFrsa srsf eisss refeaees gfVen-
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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

Live stock.

PureotsvN-Siov S,asdara vhtte Inc.
ave. u sassIias. &c; - gasoline zoe, S .aSs.
TIA ss,c
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
N0TICE-Tbe molaers employed by the Grand
AZ Rapids School Furniture Co. are locked out
Of the said companys shopi m0idep are re-
Quested To stay away from Grand Rapids ~
present. By order II committee. llstf
TAnILS friend In need Is = friend In
hADlI1sc deed. IL you want Regulator
that never fails address the WoMAA'e MIDI
CAL HOME. Buffalo. N. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-24

The Fsllev City Milling Company has
no peer n tsae nsaafaetars es -four.
TRY he LILl WHITE