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Telegram-herald., 1891-01-17

gHERIHF's sALE-By virtue Of m alias exe-
~ cution issued out OF and under the seal OF
the circuit court Of the county OF Kent. In the
State of Michigan. attrstod on the 10th dag OF
December. A. d. lssu. 70 me directed and De
Iivered in favor OF Matilda solomon. executrix
of the last will and testament OF William II.
solomon. deceased. and against the goods and
chAttels and for want thereof then Of the real
estate Of Carlton Neal. therein named, have
levied thereon and shall expose for sale, ~
public au ,tion or yendue. 10 the highest bid
der. 1t the south trent entrance . the cireu
court rooms Court Block. so-caiiod). In tDe
city OF Grand Rapids. that being the place OF
holding the circuit court Of the county wherein
said premises are situated. on Monday. the
10th day OF March. A. d. lsel. IT ten O'Clock in
the forenoon OF said day. the following des-
cribed real estate lying and being in the county
of Kent and State OF Michigan. and described
as follows. to-wit:
Lot number six 81 Of block mum Der eight o..
OF Van Buren, and Turner'S addition. TO the
city of Grand Rapids.
Dated January Is. 1921.
LOOMS X. BISHOP.
Sheriff Of Kent County.
By HARMON CowExs.. Deputy Sheriff.
MC1iLL 4 McGiLL. Attorney for Plaintiff. q
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-17
LEGAL lDVlR1ISIEG.


pKoBATE cRpKKr-Stste At NaohixHn, Cenn-
\ ~ u Kent. -. Al session II the Probate
haze once IL fkr elty ~ af1Ao kapsd<. On fbe
Nss dss 81 Deoenhef. IN the Veal ere thousand
eight hundred and ntnefy
Present cyrps 3. FerksnS. Judge 81 t'fep&ke-
IL the matter q The estate -
HkNbkikA TER AkEk teocssed-
An instrument IN xritsng. purpefifax - -
the last will &nd testament ~ sid deceased
having been Eiea in this court Ter probate:
ff is ordered that NendAy. tbs nth esy 81
January 3ssi II 10 o'clock Ia the lereneek ~
said Probate oface. te appointed iof rfeslax
kstd instrument.
And il is further ordered that oepy at this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
vsous tos4id day Of hearing. IN the 1FtBekAN-
HSs4lp. daily neuspsper printed ana sarcu-
intlng Ia 6aid county 81 kent
CYRUS 3 PERKINS.
"A true cepyA Judge Of Probate
ApoLrn b NAsok. Register. 81 5sa II
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-17

Perfect health is seldom found for
impure blood 10 80 general. Hoods
Ssrsaparilla really does purify the
blood and restores TO perfect health,
when possible. Try it yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-17
TREAsUREK,s NOTICE.

City Treasurer's ofnce.l
Grand Rapids. Mich. jan is. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading and graveling Deloney street.
from Park avenue to Veto street. In the city
OF Grand Rapids. Is now in my hands. and
that will receive payment thereon for the
period OF twenty days from this date. at the
ONCE OF the City Treasurer. City Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
IS City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-17


~ a. o,1s AHA i,
- cam a the
sesttersd eshina
II snd ssnts b ne
baafn were
enllsd. and wss
blus-eysd
t0 pndgsy little
body Ave yeass
- vhe No. sheolstsly without the
$500 81 49,. fhts quality. snA the
0sposlsfn - - obedisnt No unktsr
whee danGss ~ - - command. and
~ qnees th1ngB - ooid and DID eo4
- 0e nnnA Du4 ~ ninsn al The
49, loved hars ths ROACH, drinking.
houolasa 1sllowA panning and sluie1ng
In eo,a h this lonely sink among the
ucuntains al cali1ornia.
Gnmstfmas = srizxlv nouad h6f0bv-
emily seross IL open susoes On the
nosntnh sids above their heada. or :
s.kaassnaka, cola ana loery ana lovins
the sun, was found sleepinr a the
warm rocks BY the surins. and In such
moments oussr Trick w,s thourht Of
with . thrill of spprshsnsion. she w.
Ike musis 10 ths nsn. eallins b.ck 10
their namosiss hous. II ccunforts ana
The fncss Of dsas ones left behind But
abe We Gel Hvnintrss's child; therv W.
he ruh
sol ~ "a hhsA fuw IA. IA. Nv
u>dar = eaouA tAak "a. ~ - .,,S
rostivs. He ~ : 49,. 1.,lo- vith
= shawsv. suhurn he.rd - Lnen Mn.
eve. "a ~ rsputeA t. NO. pover.
ful man smons o. hundr.d or nor.
Who vorl.A q the A.In ~. ..k.d
no nan % hslp hin - hie vorh. hut
carried TIMBER a,A moved Aoviders
no mstter how larre or heavv thev
ehauced % be. He sa,d hut llttl. ..d
THAI anst>rslv He 60 I'm . -.
heaxt h Ma eome ,nko ~. Min
three 49,. befor>. vhs> oola N. av-4
d1soover>A Vhern. ana sA.Isa cr& |.
slaim q ~ sreek "a h,uilN 4 eahin ~
tAa uountaan'a Anox TAev r.vr.v.-
bered that he Nd been . roIholine.
drinking fellow then. but after
working tine ON his claim
he vent 'below," - they sav Of
ons who eoss down out of the
mountalno 20 the settlements IN The
valleyA and whsn he returned he
brought the child, and wss stern and
shanasd. ITS mother's dead. ~ va All
he said b explanation. He drank NO
more aftsr that and kept himself apart.
buryinR himself In work and the child's
love and care. The cabin he rebuilt
down ON The door Of the basin, with the
yude door opening directly upon the
claim There the toddling child played
month sfteP month IN tho sand and
among the white heaps Of gravel, happy
and contented - only babies are when
playin In the dirt. The skies seemed
always clear, the air was balmy, and the
very ground was sweet and warm with
perpetual summer. Every night the
child slept with her yellow head by the
fsther's bearded cheek. and woke 1T
dawn 10 - loved and tenderly COM
aorte6
II sweettnsd NE mans ifa BY de-
grees his gravity Of word and mein
softened little, but he was never COM
panionahle- However. not day passed
but miners came into the shallow Pit to
play with and fondle tho child Her
baby speeches made them roar with de-
light They often gave her little mug
eO1s Of gold, and Sorrel Sam. q red
h. I'D fellow who worked the claim
into rustic chatelsin which little Queer
Trick alwsys wore about her neck.
Puhaps in time the father,s heart
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-17
CBNiC0 VIA c. R. al.
MICHIGAN CEETRAE

fDNly. All others daily except sunday
Taxing eject Sunday. July "a. 1855.
Sleeping cars on Pacific aud Atlantic Ex-
presses 20 aud from Detroit faTioI earn run
on Day Express and .srand Rapids Express 70
and from Detroit Direct connections made
~ Detroit with all Through trains East. Tick-
cts on sale At Union Ticket Once. 81 Monroe
st. and at Union depot
O. ". RucoIEs. q. p. and T. Ag't Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-17
$500 Reward I

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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-19
MARCHING ON
TO OUR FOURTH WEEK.

Soon it will be One Month that we Heralded the News
FAR AND WIDE
That we selling out to
THE PUBLIC
Responded noby and we have treated them royaly
OUR EFFORTS
Are greater the time draws nearer and we will never
offer the bargains that have caused such surprise
until we shut doors finale
TOMORROW
Is the beginning of another and want everybody
around festive
The is great and you surely will relish the dishes
yards and that will wind up the Chaes but order
to have repetition of last Monday the same will be
divided into three lots of 5000 yards each For Monday
Tuesday, and Wednesday they
27-8c. YARD,
and prettier than
@ ss 'Ve Res ." &c &c
oa, 0pice city ~
An aInd..
75c Spring Carriage @w @w@ w@ - @ - - - Soc
eCreton,w
%
loodozen 60 thread Ladies'
wamutt % fwfd liz Sheet sheetng a. @ bargain ' so @ - ac
Trimmings ~
WE ALLOW
You 80 per off every dollar finest silk and
thread hand embroidered Linen Goods We have
exquisite line of these goods and you fine novelties
at the price you pay for plain goods buy
We do wish remember will
here and leave whether
week and continue until sold pums bargains
could not be had if determination quit bona fde
OUR BARGAINS being great and intentions we'll
known that should keep WONDERS
fresh
The COMPUTATION, q !! 9th and T Str Streets.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-19
LOCAL STOCK MARKETS.
THE FEATURES OF LAST WEEK s.
TRANSACTIONS.

U. >. Electric Light Company's Affairs
Nothing Doing in G ood
Demand for American Security and
Trust and Bank Stocks Generally.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-19
B A j N 5
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE,
SEVENTH STREET.
UNLOADING SALE
OF
DREES GOODS.

Commencing MONDAY, APRIL 20, we will
offer the years greatest bargains in
Dress Goods and Light Weight
Silks These are very
desirable fabrics for
this time of
the year.
We have an immense stock, and so as to
not run the slightest risk of carrying any over
we have determined to put the knife into the
prices early, giving you the benefit of the re-
ductions at the time when you need the goods
The following items emphasize this.
The stocks are unbrokep and we have full
assortments OF all the leading and new shades
In plain materials and the most stylish effects
and combinations in stripes, plaids, etc.,
which shows you that we offer seasonable and
full lines, not ''passG" or broken lines of col
orings.
75c. 40-inch Henriettas. as............... .58c. yard
75c. 4olnch Plaid and Stripe Chew
lots .62Ic ward
75c 40inch Striped and Plaid serges. .62lc. ward
soc. 36-inch All-wool Striped Henret-
yard
5oc 4Oinch Striped and Check Dress
Goods .45c. yard
Soc 2O-inch Figured China Silks, bou-
75c. 2s,inch Printed China Silks, crescent
4Oc. VafQ
5Oc. N-inch China Silks, all colors.. ..45c. yard
75c 22-inch China Silks, all colors 624c. yard
75c. 20inch Doublc-warp Surahs, all
colors .60c. yard
81 i2Oinch Double-warp Surahs, best
goods yard
81 27-inch Best Lyons Black Satin
Surah yard
81 20inch Printed India Silks, beautiful
designs, including new polka dots nc. yard
Sl.75 24-inch Black Hemstitched Su-
rahs, .13 yard
S1.25 24-inch Silk and Satin Striped
Grenadines .95c yard
IN OUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
We will sell
5000 yards of Fancy Plaid Ginghams, best
makes; l22c is the price all over the town.
Our price, lie. yard.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York Saturday, May 10-BEEVES-Receipts, 1ZO
carloads OF 1a6T head-41 carloads at Weehawken FOR
export alive 4 carloads AZ HOboken for Fast Side
butchers and T5 carloads az 60hs Of which ~
were for Eastmans Company and - carloads or west
4Oth-st slaughterers No sales OF live cattle:
City dressed eef slow at Sia4O2c extra sides 9'4cl
Cable adyices from London and Liverpool quote re-
rgerated beef barely steady a Sid scant Sac per
n American steers slow nc Dd12lc, estimated dead
weight. shipments reported YESTERDAY
Mich CoWs-No arrivals for the New.fork market
and no trade.
cALvEsIRese2s z head making the tOiaI receipts receipt
Feeling dull.
veas Td9c for city dressed choce loc) and 5GGe for
dressed huttermilks.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts including carloads
butchers 13 carloads OF so6 head sheep
changed and spring lambs firm and wanted About
Clipped sheep sold at 81 s5Ss5 25 for common and
medium quality clipped yearlinRs at 90 So unshorn do
at g 5oas7 G2i2 and spring lambs at 11sd9c per n
Dressed mutton dull at 10d11c; dressed yearnEs In
moderate request 9d1Se and dressed spring iamls
saics-J. n Pdccck & Sons: 21e Kentucky Lambs 500.
n average. at 9c per n 04 do, 6s9 n at Sac 134 do
6114 n "a Kentucky sheep 115 n at 50 % per
leo n 551 Virginia do, OH n, at 81 80 -
wilkersOn & Sherman PSI Kentucky Lambs, Goa, n
siac per n 10 Kentucky Sheep 101 N. at 81 as.
r. Ripple Co.; 274 Kentucky Lambs, 503 n, at
Hume Mullen 1873 Unshorn State Yearlings 70 n
at 81 e2ia per 100 NJ State Spring Lambs 40 70. at
B. Harrington 1Oe Clipped Western Yeurllngs, 70 n
ct s6 80 66 Unshorn do 20 n, at 81 So A Ohio Spring
Lambs So n. at 81 so.
HOGs-Recepts, carloads Of 600 heads carloads at
Jersey City and carloads at 40th-st None for salo
alive. Nominaly weak at - 55dS4 so for Western pigs
and s5 10dS5 % FOR State hogs.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18

s q 30 ffG sa.Ssers ooe Sec Bpe
S sreaPsf % extra PCS EH R1'& & 6c
ues,ags ef ns% wPtsr bran slga'2o gr & &sqp IoG ac
600 bush corn. 800 bush oats, 10. 700 bush.
ST. Louis, Nav l6.-Flour steady and unchanged.
wheat opened weak and 1-sd1-4c below YESTERDAY ;
latest figures. and values gradually eased on undet
liberal selling the decline not being checked until
ABOUT IL O'Clock, when there some recovery, ana
tte market was unsettled 10 the close. which was
Es9l J-s below yesterdays No. rcd cash. ~ w =
G1l "a Nav. 81 03 "a bid. July. 80 l-2aO1 J-4c.
closing at 9TG07 7sc August e5 la O6 BIC. closing
at DC December. Os 1-sd 90 &c closing az 0S 12c
Corn opened steady md about unchanged. bnt essed
on ana the tendency was down to the close. Last
sales were al declines OF 1871 15c from yesterday s
closing at 50 lee bid: July, SO 1857 i5c closing
at 90 3-c Oats quiet and easier: 40. cash. SOC
July AZ "A lie closing at 44c asked Rye steady,
9met' no. :, soe Barley. nothing done. liaY
airly active prairie, Si2 Bran quct sacked T. o. d..
soc; this side. SOC Flaxsecd steady unchanged. Lead
steady and Unchanged at 30 81 -. Butter lower
creamery, 15a2Oc; dairy 14d1sc. Eggs weaker at
13c. Cornmeal steady At s3 156 50 %. Whlskey
steady at ~ IL; BaEgine. 1-2a7c; Iron cotton
ties, 81 35d 81 40. Provisions quiet and demand light.
POrlS-Standar1 mess S11 JOd 7l1 6o IL. Lard.
g. 1e IL bid. Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders.
SO 81 Ia BacOn-BOxed shoulders. 80 So longs,
SO $50 96 90: ribs S6 60: short clear. s6 80 Hams.
l0a l2c. Receipts-Flour 5000 bbls: wheat. 1900
hush: corn, $4,000 bush; oats. 5000 bush, rye.
bbs wheat, 1900 bush: corn. $4,000 bush; oats,
$4,000 bush: rye, none barley, none.
Toledo. Nav 16.-Wheat dnll lower cash and MAY,
81 00. July. Al OF "a: August. 90 1-9c December.
81 OF p Corn. dnll easier; cash 65c. oats quiet
cash J3c. Clover seed seadv cash 81 20. Receipts
shipments-Flour. 1902 bbls: wheat 4O,5 500 bush
corn, 23,3OO bush rye, 40s bush.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. Nav 6.-Cattle-Receipts for the last
twenty four hours 2,940; total for week thus far
13.440; for time last week IL, 720 consigned
through 290O of which 1850 10 New York on sale
40. market duh and slow, nothing doing veals, good
to choice 81 5O0 So 20; common 10 fair ga "A.
HOgs-Receipts for the last twenty four hours
1880 total for week thus far 1880: for same time
last week 1855 consigned through 1o $50; Of which
5,400 10 New-YOrk on sale 1880; market slow and
weak; workers. light to good 81 70d 81 50; mediums
81 05d So: pigs S4 50G 81 50.
sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the last twenty four
hours 24OO total for week thus far % 400 for same
time last week 3S.400 consigned through 1.4O0. OF
which 1,2OO to New York: sale 900; market
opened strong and active closed firm fair to best
clipped sheep IS 25d S5 So common 81 506s5; Col
oradO clipped S5 40; clipped lambs S6 1886 65 COM
mon So 25d S6.
st. Louis, May 16.-Cattle-Recepts 900; shipments
none. Market steady good to fancy native steers
50 1896 TO- fair 10 good do "a 10dS5 25; Texans
and Indians steers stronger S36 So 90.
HOgs-Receipts 1000; shipments 1000. Market
steady fair TO choice heavy "a Goa 81 rs mixed grades
S4 goa 81 50 light fair TO best "a 5OG 81 60.
sheep-Receipts 200: shipments none. Market
steady good 10 choice clipped 81 S5 80.
Chicago. May 16-~ The Evening Journal reports
Cattle-Receipts 1900; shipments 1000: market
steady extra to prime steers S6a S6 25 others 81
IS 90 Texans SO 5O0S 81 So; COWS a. 55d 83 so.
Hogs-Receipts 10000 shipments 5000. Market
steady rough and common 80 75d 81 % packers and
mixed 81 4Oa "a 20 prime heavy and butchers
weights 81 75d ~ So light S4a "a 20.
sheep-Receipts 500 shipments 5000. Market
steady Westerns S5 Boa IS So; lambs S6 5OGS7 80.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
THE PETROLECM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE oF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The era Of low prices in petroleum products IS appar
emily 10 prolonged Crude values suffered losses
week. and the refined market than steady
export fairly satisfactory how
ever and the total amount Of crude refined etc. shipped
abroad the Atlantic ports from January date IS
100 900 gallons Of Il 600 gallons
the corresponding period 1890. 1t known that
China Japan ports are heavily stocked with oil
while European ports better supplied
than they year The inevitable conclusion IS
that the exports Of American petroleum must expand only
with the natural growth OF the demand and the merit
the article enOrces upon attention Of the world
There win be speculative buying IN the crtng condi
on Of Affairs and hence hand mouth policy must BE-
the rule throughout all departments Of c trade wnether
Producing refining The Hood OF crude continues n t
eds Of Pennsylvania and Ohio. the owners Of property
j. vigorously az WofA hunthE UP new t'II-.oll. IN "r
last week in Pennsylvania oil wa- NOR norna than real
the refining interests placed premium OF cets upon
Aegany crude ana adyarc,d the premium on Bradford oil
Or black sand crude The depression In the values ol
naphtha well In tn grade or Illuminating Oh fN-
aecd from ne Whit % ,and So Goupsa cS w IN IN D ,t &
year- an element which j. rapidly c>scninC the Cirr
ence ID me IL ai 9r' ppf o. % oil % oTua mn 9v
within OF tie price OF Wa-hngton oil j. sueg-tN
wide difference between the Pennsylvania and the Ohio
product. ,. g.,
AMI ne baTdv reouir commend he dcure speak i9r
themselves A production but little below In gro..
smaller results IN an ncr ase IN net stock, Of 5i3 80
barrels Hng them hgur's 1O5.j H3i harfel- which
sl17I barrels IN excess OF the stocks on hSha On
Dccember 1850 The total Of deliveries IN the
correspondns period Of 1890 only it'll evress Of
But the production has been about 10000 bar.
1850 Ne append comparisons Of runs and deliveries
ior the four months Of tne last three years:
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
The STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore May 16.Flour dull, unchanged receipts,
$3.50 bbs shipments rs bbls sales 300 b6l- Whe1t-
soqtherR nominal Fultz 81 lgqsl 70 LongoeTTy u & Id
1872 July, 81 O0i August al 05 dSl 0j7s steamer
No red q l- receipt; ~ og7 bush st4eE 20 @ 0t
nc; miXld dull spot and the month, 7Od5 5O4e; July,
co. cGtt spot No white. zoe receipts 5.l22 bush
59a6Oc; No mixed do 5sd5Gc; receipts, 600 bush
stock So O44 bush Rye quiet No >. 15c stock eO4O
freghts quiet. unchanged Cotton duh, nominal mid
ding, Sec. Provisions very quiet; mess pork ola Sl-
new, s3 bulk meats, loose, shoulders, pa long clear
cured smoked shoulders The hams, 114all2c lard r.
lined, size. Butter dull lower creamery fancy 29c
do fair to good, i2di4c; store packed 12a15c. Eggs
setive 1Sal5I9c Coffee firm unchanged Sugar active.
unchanged. Copper steady, 11asc Whskey unchanged.
Boston, May 16-MarlSets unchanged Receipts
Flour 800 bbls $500 sacks; corn, 4O,oOO push
oats, 5000 bush; shorts, 30 tons
Buffalo, May 16.-wheat-spot spring wheat quiet :;
sales Of No hard at 81 l6 liza 81 16 81,
10000 bush do, c. f., at 81 10, 10000 bush first
Northern spot at 81 10 IL, 10000 bush, l. f.. at
81 L. as 1000 bush June shipment mt 81 l. 81,
5000 bush No. ! Northern Chicago at 81 II, closing
al 81 90 IA. Winter wheat easier; sales Of Is cars
81 IA L. on track; No. 3 white 81 15a 81 l6; No
white Oregon, 81 II asked. Corn quiet and easier car
loads of No yellow sold at 68 No do at 67 l2a
81 "a No. p 81 4c No 3, &C In store oats du and
weak: No. white, SIC; No. 3, 56c. No. mixed,
"a l Pa 55 on track; NO white, 57c. No mixed,
55c in store asked. Rye higher; sales OF l carload
spring patent shipping. S5 00d 96 Is; do winter,
90 coarse 4SS Wr RS fgs 6s o DO spring sis
freights lower; wheat, 1-2c corn 80 &c TO 70
bush Canal shipments-Wheat 10000 bush; corn,
l65OO: haXseed, $500. Shipments by rall-FlOur,
21 900 bbls wheat 100000 bush; coFn 100000 oats,
Chicaqo May 18-The leading futures ranged follows
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-The spot market FOR Brazil styles ruled quiet
h,, c!osed Arm At ISL dlsasc for No T. The East and
Wf India grades met With rather poor attention but
spaes onsneS easT but SureSa no great loss In
tRs short session final prices showing practically the
sarne a. Friday. Gables from Havre and naml Urg
unchanged while London prices were Sd up on late months
6SSs The regular Rio cable quoted regular first 40
SlIos nornlhaf; good second do kilos) 6 500; ex
change (p-vate). 49, receipts Rio 1000 bags; Rio
esranse TO United States. 1000 bags Rio stock SS GOO
ha9s RIO market inactive. Receipts In Santos 5000
bags Santos stock 6s 600 bags Santos market inactive
good average Santos, 10 200 NewYork closing prices
Nav II sod17. .90c June. 17.75d17 .s5c July 1900
III 0bc; August 17.16917. zoe Septeuber 1S5oa1e56c
octot 15eod16c; November, 152531535ei December,
is O5G15.l0c.
COTTON-A quiet market reported at unchanged
prices Sales % bsles Total receipts NJ the ports for
the week were 81 bales as against 44i9 bales last
ceipts since September 70 May 10 602lS2 bales as
against 5690,00S bales year ago
hnaa
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18

fresh 1es1ehsi Western sad YSrsAysssern 49, South
q but quiet 1uOssd q 2;s for
3,aoeS3se June, S.32d3.3sci August, t2aa: soc.
.KF,BI ED-Stesdy but quiet Cut Loaf, b4c
Powdered, 4ac Granulated 4ise; Cubes, Che xxxx.
4sc Mould "A" 4asc Diamond "a, 4lso; Confeetlon
ers' "a" &c Columbia "a" 97sc; Windsor "a" ssc
Ridgewood "a" Sac No. 8, 3s4ci No. Z, 169c NO D.
3. 56c
sTEARINE-Contnues very quiet at unehanged quota, a.
tions. Quoted at 7ac for city lard IN hhda 1saoe IN
tcs. OleomaIglrine, 7Aac In hhds, -, a..
TALLOW-Dull and unchanged. Quoted at oso ior
prime
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Galveston, MAY 16.-cotton quiet; middling. 9-l0c
low mifcng. l3-l6c good ordinary, l-l6c net and
receipts 2n6 balcs; sales. 80 bales. snners, II
bales stock. l5.l99 bales.
Norfolk Nay 16.-COttOn steady; middling. Che net
receipts. H5 bales 034 bales exports. coast
wise .235 bales l75 bales: 1l3SB bales
Savannah. May l6-COttOn steady; rdding Z 3-l6c &:
low middng 9-l6c good ordinary, &c gross
receipts sol bales exports c0astwse l2lO btes sales
450 bales: stock, IL 339 bales
New-Orleans. May 16.-COtton dull and midding
sase: low middlng 7a,c GOOD ordinary Lice not Pc.
ceips, 737 hales gross bales exports to ireat
Britain 300 baes coastwise, 10 bales; sales, $50
bales stock, ia 5l3 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
Che Curt.
Cctturcs ano Gleetinss.

A MEETING OF the Hoboken Turtle Club
n will be held the clubhouse. Iarchni0nt - y,
Nav 81, az . D. NJ. j. ROCKWELL FAY. Pres
L. II. CARGILL, see'y
NJ OTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING.-Off Of
~ the New-York Harbor Line Board. Army Building,
New.YOrk City, May l, s9I.The Anal public hearing
this Roard In the haYbor lines along the New
Jersey OF NewYork Bay, between Communipaw and
Con Point Jersey Flftsl, will BE- held IN The Army
Building 80 whitehall street NewYofk City. Tuesday
MAY 10 1891, IL a and following days The pres
ence OF al parties urgently requested together
with complete information illustrated by maps, showing
the manner which different riparian owners desire %
utilize their respective fronts. The plan contemplating
exterior proposed by the Riparian Commission OF
New-Jersey will be exhibi,ed and nna acton will Be
taken upon the general subject. HENRY L. ABBOT,
Bvt. Brg.-G L. =. A, President OF the Board
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
CAMPOBELLO ISLAND.

Famous summer resort OFT the Of Maine. Ten
thousand OF land Beautiful indented sheeline %
thirty miles Scenry grand climate cool ana ~
gorltlng The ryn-rCoed Hotel WIFI be open July l.
steamer winthrop i-ayes New.York every Saturday
evening for Bar Harbos and Campobello via EastpoTI'
Steamer from Boston every dav Secure rooms OF T. w
ALEX 8 PORTER
Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-18
Gunner Resorts.
AsBiRY PARK. N.J.
COLEMAN HOUSE,

Directly thl Bcach. The leading HOteIs VII
open saturday, June % For rates diagrams and nforms
ton address ALFRED $ AMER. Ho:el Imperial, Broad
,Iay and 32dst NewYork (until May Sll, or Coleman