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The following are the awards made yester.


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sSns t:ffa Ties Sssc
under csssr
ds% bonRSy sseon ne prize sis n seward w.ss.
flys ,ssn tss.a yr ssT s::aIs Security,
Class 2a-Msres three year od o. ever hsnds and
S Ss ss; sssa s
sssSa? We n sH'ss Ssss' s.';. 's
end prize ne NsSSs Bs,sy pips.. v e. y.
Derby He'll ''''.'nsa''. a. w. ''na . =.
srS So 9S .
Pol Go,ten Second prize: $50 q Es.,msn'; Ki 4
John logan VI. ss Crazy w'0'' Nitrate
n R.s 81 &: S e.. Il s n l. ss..:
H fsstr. Ssh by Col I."F'n'' Hips mares Mona and
SADDLE HORSES.
c.: 1cTs: no.s prize s,9o
As gSs?es :ss especially '"a'a
nS mn IN money 81 p aof oss hssk "a sr1inS &
P9a1as p1pnsr. p s:p.s,sy eSn,ssrs wOnb by
'''"'1 '" Af'' a,"a y. sT ,sp,ns A"'N''
Class l1-rour.in.hand teams mares or eeldines 4
years old or 20 % shown before coach or Srsis
M, Psd sn .na ~ III ~: Sacnns nr -
800 vi Seward Webbe DaQmar Her Majesty White
socks. and Dropping Well II. o.. Charles r. bates's
Sunrise Sunset. NoupArei. and Monarch, o special
prize Of 800
Class Sl-yered BY certain members Of the Coach.
ing Club for the bost road team (fourn HANDY TO be
shown before coach or Srsks, Won BY Z K. sturgss
CLASS SS1specin prize 100 in money or plate offered
by Mr. j. r. Roosevelt for tho best park fourin.
handl and drag: owners 10 drive; appointments to
count so per cent. and horses 80 per cent. Won BY
Lady Gay Koko and Sir Charles
Glass S-Specia prize of 500 in money or plate OF.
fered by Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt for the best pair OF
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One Of the prettiest sights OF the stalls is
when the swagger girls horse gets a prize or
when the horse that belongs to the girls best
How reckiessly the girl trails her costly gown
along the, straw-littered walks as with flushed
winner. How proudly the pony arches his
neck and drops his nose in the girls caressing
hand. regardless Of dainty glove; HOW fondly
calls him all the pet names in the catalogue.
How the young man that brings her to the
stall wishes that kind Providence had made
him horse and destiny conferred upon him
the prize rosette.
a, Another picturesque feature OF the stalls Is
dressed, and apparently obliyious OF her
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Business Troubles.

Herman Rypinski. jobber In jewelry at 81
Maiden lane. made an assignment yesterday
to Henry M. Toch giving preferences to Louis
Rypinskl OF Kyle. Tex. S4042; Samuel Elch-
borg of New York. S2.377
HermAn Joseph has repleylned stock Mt
Robert Levy's clothing and notion store at 2l5
AysnsSS,t Brogkks sni Ga 6shs o. b two
elsIm WAS xi,i0O And Frankfurt &Spero. $500
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She Gets 100000 for Breach OF Promise.

BANGOR. Nov 20 1T has been announced in
Bath that Mrs. Hattie Moore. formerly of that
city. has finally won the breach OF promise suit
against Moses Hopkins. the California mill
lionaire. and brother OF the late Mark Hop
kins, MIRA Moore's suit has been in the Calf
fornia courts for three years At the first trial
WAS carried to a higher court. where the
amount was reduced to $4,000. which has
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The assets Of the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

In lsl7 were .................... $10.7ao.sl
They have increased each
year since that time. and
on Jan. 1. 1891. were. ......... $5s.747.7 O7.44
And during these years the
company has paid to pol
Icy holders ........,......... S145. 1886. 800. 80
1t has paid for the past 20
years an average divi-
dend OF. 80. .s4.sl per cent.
It's ratio Of expenses OF
management to income for
the past As years Is. .......... 8.61 per cent.
It's surplus by New York standard Is over
six millions OF dollars.
PHILIP 8. MILLER, General Agent
tor New York city Long Island and New Jersey.
No. I Wall b.. New York.
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Robbed the Express Car OF $4,000.

MIssoyLA. Mon. Nov. 20-Two masked mon
entered the Northern Pacific express car on
the Missoula and CGrr dAlene Railroad yes
tcrduy afternoon and at tho points Of their
guns made Express Messenger Case open tho
safe and give up all the money 1t contained,
$4,000. The robbery occurred between Dor
eey apd Mulan. near the Montana and Idaho
line. In Wild. mountainous country.
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Mrs. Dodge Expelled IRON the Church.

LYNN. Mass. Nov. 20.-The deacons OF the
Washington Street Baptist Church met to-
night and decided to expel Mrs. Lizzie
E Dodge from the church. Mrs Dodge
is the woman connected with the Helping
Hand Mission who recently whipped DR.. J. II
was charged with various .offenees by certain
members Of the church. Mrs Dodge tonight
Of her accusers Sc made public. but It is
understood that this will not be done.
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THE WORLD DON'T KNOW.


"she fell exhausted from nervous weakness while
returning from work"
All women you only can understand this
You women. ssesEirls. and you who nre confined In
oces mills. dfactores how heavy 10 your drudeery
how wearing upon how cxhausting 10 your
strength how bghtinR to your beautyt You are often
nervous. generally weak and always tired You feel
laneuid low spirited feess and miserable experience
faintness, sense OF fitness bloatinE after mssls
irregular appetite constipation headache. wake unre-
frcshed from sleep have weak back backache bearing
down pains. Irregularities.
The great strengthener and female restorative
II Dr. Geenes Nervura. No remedy in the world 10 90
to restore strength to tho weakened and worn-out
nerves. bring the bloom OF health to the cheeka
strength to the limbs, and vgor to the whole system
Use II and IL will give you strength for your worn,
Purely Vegetable and harmless DruRgiats. ALOO.
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0ID T attended with BeH0us
results as the. promenade. was crowd
rs the frightened animal By the rein.
The man who was knocked insensi-
4eEeviyed quickly. and discovered that. bar
mig . shaking up, he was unhurt. He soon
Ringled with the crowd and was lost to view.
~ almost miraculous that there has been no
accident Of any serious nature during the
upon the MANAGEMENT.
Now that the show ts approaching close the
tasndance Is on the increase. the throng dur
and brilliant character as brought smiles to
ne faces Of the manaRers OF the show. The
S s were nearly oil Allied and the promenade
ne usual number OF beautiful women and flne-
I,ookine men. and the costumes worn In many
msHncts were gorgeous.
When Judging began. as there were several
sAsses Of these fashionable animals to be
Essed upon. Mr. Cassatts handsome mare
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Ana @s front In class 20. winning first
ELs SECOND honors with DaGmar and
ss1, Sosrsng flly trophy for hacEneys with q
Epnonmse T daughter Of Cadet. aptiy named
Win III: n ~, Webb having to play second fiddle
slsss 1sy lazy pimple The two-year-old lilly
os StUs 81 Id hoSan another SpeSrt1nity and
4 tSs rnSa blue trophy when she pranced out
MANI SIsn came Q competition that is bound to
%bT.ssiIn bad blood. Col. Lawrence Kip's pair
mar . W tme mares. Mona and Fastrada, win
kmIin s sns roadster team prize over Belle
ssain as and Glohe on Wednesday. were shown
spsci. Yesterday for Mr. Charles II. Kerner's
nsS ~ riEs for the best pair Of road sters and
lddis phey had but one team to beat,
RoSie E.Saf 4wiers mares Boxie, Edsall and
E and %oss basFfe an Sess e
Ssd tIs which pair should have the honor. On
svsrIdesday Belle Hamlin and Giobe were
Sh;Ina yd second honors to Mona and Fastrada,
Ksro. '. II. T. went to Boxie and Doxie Edsall.
Hsmiin w Ss much speculatio! as to why the
6 beam ~ pair. Belle HHmlin and Globe. had not
deys,onooT ior Mr. kerners prize. and II then
sers' @ That the Hamlins. father and son,
Eedn mSch dissatisfied with the outcome OF
fused to competition. G. J. Hamlln re-
agp ssyyiHRtsmdent Prad6urn sondine word to
f|SS M Hnmlin said that he would not show
w 'oN
Sesa u p .s sSod 81 showing horses that
hsu iRDSssi gnat.s gIadburn said that one Of
NJ hsmIin says no has used both
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TAKING A NAP

men in tho Garden braced themselves in their
seats and prepared to scream when any luck.
Aliens mare Sweetheart stumbled at the first
fence. unseating her rider. Il r Wallach. who
plpckiy rem9unted hpWeyer end t3 ~ the the
dale and brisbane had quite a. struggle for
the supremacy but it ended IN the chest hest.
for q green jumper. At the last, fence
Brisbane carried away four or five rails and
hurled his rider to the ground. Mr. Martindale
rolled over three or four times. narrowly escap-
inc Brisbane's hoofs but arose smiling and I'M
hurt Rambler and Lordship wero Of no ac-
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disciplined. They smile as radiantly over the
threadbare compliments and feeble Jokes OF
the glded swell as on the opening days Of
the show. They must consume as much
nerve force in their incessant vivacity
and indefatigable high tension Of spirits
as does the great Ueopdtre5 in her
love scenes with Antoina And when the
show is over. and the supper at Delmonico's is
finished. when they are each one rubbed down
by her own particular maid and eoothed on 70
seep on her own especial narcotic; Va, probably odn
baii as tred as are these dainty liiiss Of swell.
dom. who are supposed 70 toll not
tive younE swell about half crown. and
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ton as some OF the
other contestants, but
they were better match
cd and drove like one
horse. and the judges
finally set the seal Of ap-
proval upon them. 1t
was almost a foregone
conclusion that thu
Messrs. Baudoine would
win the special prize Of
fered by Mr.. j. X. Roose-
Welt for the hest fotlr.in.
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parted until Mr. Herbert's Punch Ind been
awarded the blue ribbon over the less steady.
but undoubtedly superior. jumper Ontario.
Punch is remarkably sure horse and seldom
makes mistake. He is an honest little fellow
that does his best on all occasions. and can be
relied upon.
Ontario IL brilliant rascal grown cute by
years Of service over the jumps In the hunting
field and at horse shows all over the country.
In topping feet 10 inches he threw his rider.
James Phelan. and sprained tho mans left
hand 90 severely that he had to retire. Mr..
Rowland was in despair when Frank Elliott OF
Montreal. who IL Q gentleman rider Of note.
came forward and offered to ride the son Of
Sharpcatcher.
Mr.. Elliott doiied his silk hat and put On
ario over 8 feet 10 inches. and followed It BY
Jumping 9 feet I inch. g feet inches, and 8
feet inches. although at 8 feet 8 inches On
ario pulled over one side Of the heavy
approaches. aud gave Mr.. Elliott an
ugly fall barely escaping trampline
upon tho plueky man az he lay
fsn tho ground In clearing feet 9 inches
0ptarto hung for q moment but did not dis.
paless thS TOP d pa: Pu9Sh: hoysyer, who vas
on topped dq ths Bsr tRe rss ser ana Mss
idjpdged the winner. Blute also rode Countess
to eng a. sG s
Siset6 inches. Transport failed at 8 feet i
nsh sna Bepi Hassen passed S STt st ths same
ms HIDDEN By Huntsman Cofiey Of the
psnbroks Hopnds. CAREY did a tumeling
ieet inch. and came up smiling when less
daring nder would have had broken bones or
By tie conditions governing the high jump
thebar Was not PLACED higher than q feet 8
inches, the horse taking that height In the
move In the right Direction. Over certain
height: t tG quote MT, = 9. Rowland. the prac-
While all eyes were. levelled on the move
Tents Of the high-school horse Roland, DR..
mails. created small panic at the Fourth ave-
nue. nns.. snd q, q The GARDEN: The huge brute
Edgar. who was standing hitched to q trap.
sSEAhitng the calling Of the class for single
started to climb Into the box above him and
Edgar darted into the crowd. knocking one
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man insensible and
scattering men an d
women right and loft.
It Is sad. but neverthe-
less true, that some Of
the men. In their scram-
BILE to get out. OF danger.
pushed and jostled the
women. A rough look
ing groom sprang for
ward and prevented an
accident which would
undoubtedly have been
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npetition for tho Hotel

hack saddIers between Is hands inch and is
hands 8 inches. up to carrying 200 pounds.
was carried OF by Frederick Kroehle's bay
gelding Matcheas.
Many very swell turnouts came into the
arena in answer to the bugle call to try con-
elnsions In the four: in-ha and team competition.
IN Buokshot, Lady Gay, Ko-Ko. and Sir
Charles. and. although tho other turnonts
judges gave the blue ribbon to the gentle
mnn, named w. Seward Webb's Dagmar,
Her Majesty White Socks. end Dropping Well
+. Bates's Eunrise. sunset, Nonpariei and
Nonesuch. The. special coaching prize for
best four-in-hand and road team was quite
strong competition. fye very fine. turnouts up
bearing IN the ripg. where the electric lights
newly varnished coaches to the greatest nd-
vantage. F. X. Sturgis's roans Lady Lee, Free
Lance, Ranger, and Rover hadn't as much nc
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Su,asssnterie bent . good
%piem: w. Sew ard
y. meoos White Socks Sc
ip7nng second prize. v.
~ going to George
Wn,s Belle II. Mr..
Msbb's mare. Lady
Ivy, SCS Won tho prize for
nsIS mares In the class
nMSckneys under Is
s sSa The same own
Inc Uhver Belle gain
Ics,n% rod ribbon.
taMn mr.. Webb came
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Belle Hamlin and Globe on the road and
thinks that they are eligible to the road class,
rule Of the show. MI. Hamlln has won great
many PRICES at this and other shows OF the
hors9 sn9w hssa sb abd srs
horseman.. Belle Hamlin Ia the apple OF his
eye. and when you aim ut this speedy daugh-
In tender spot
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IH6T6 WE " HtTUHK Ct
Metropolis special
prize for the best hack
saddle horee under 10
hands 1 inch up to cnr-
Hfy X g.FSa soS E9's bnt;e but but
celled. and won. to the
great delight OF tho
ChesterbIook follow
ing. Mr.. r. Fulton Cut
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04

The National and Savings banks in
the city are making their semi-annuai
division of profits.
The Old National pays per cent.
sem-annual on 100000 capital, or
$50 900 and adds $40 900 tn the surplus,
making the surplus $4,000.
The National City will decide on the
dividend question next Monday.
The Grand Rapids National Will pay
per cent. on $500, 900 capital, or $40,
600 and will add $1,000 to the undi-
vIded profit.
The Fourth National with q capital
of $500, 900 will pay per cent, or Sl2,-
600 and will add 81 500 to the surplus.
The Fifth National will add s., 900 to
surplus.
The Grand Rapids Savings banks will
pay per cent. on $4,000. or $4,000
and will add $1,000 to surplus.
The Kent Savings bank with $4,000
capital will pay per cent. or 81, 500
aud will add 81 900 to surplus, bringing
the Surplus up to $500. 900.
The new Peoples Savings bank, with
800. 900 esDital, has $1,000 undivided
profits on hand. and the directors will
decide next Monday what TO do with it..
The total capital of the National and
Savings banks is 81, 500, 900, and the
dividends distributed among stock.
holderswill he S92 800. and nearly $780,
600 will be added to the surplus. The
total earnings of the banks for the half
year is approximately $50, 900, or per
cent of the capital.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04

Nichols, Joshua Mysrs. Henry Asrole.
Ashei sDragee, Thomas Brooks, Cr.-a
Miner, Joseph Holt. David FeTo. thes-
ter BFockway, HenEy Harrison, john
Goreaisy. James MCPHERSON Increase
-Alansen y. Coleman, Hannah L.
Melvin, Cynthia Aerryweatner. Nancy
r. Maxim, Catherine Damn, Lorraine
Hudson. Ruth Squsres, SAEsn
+ MeFarlan, Anna Friders. Lydia
I'll. Phinisey. Hanes Jones, Hannsh
Wheaton. Lucinda Fox. Davis ID. Hui-
son, Perry Mex ME, Henry X. Martin.
Lionel T. Harrington, Hugh Murphy.
Colyin Comstock. Frank Frost, Frank
>te.nmetz, isa.an Stevenson, Perry ID,
Cramer. Abraham Earle. Frakiin Free
man. Oscar b. Blakeslee. Ofrin p.
Bradish, John Mock, jeremiah A. Al
len, John NJ Milton, Alfred Bumsey.
Edwin ReIlieo, Edward Gallagher
Frederick futile, George Bates, Robert
Wilnaman, Charles Buchsei. George w.
Guthrie, Lafayette Dodds, Cyrenus
Gates, Peter ]. Bentley, Elseins Cor
SAINT, Chrstiana Brooks tmotherj, Har-
riet r. Jones navy. Sarah L. Graham
navy, Mary Jane Cockreli-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
The SUPERVISORS.
They Finish Up Business and scatter for
Home


Home
The Board of Supervisors held meet
ing yesterday morning and adjourned
sine die, after they had transacted con-
siderable business. A petition was pre-
sented asking that the pay Of the Court
messengers be placed AT $50 per month.
superintendent Sullivan moved that
the pay be thus established, beginning
on the LIST INST. After some little dis
cussion the motion was put and lost on
a tie vote. The committee 10 whom the
court house bids were submitted re-
ported in favor of the ketcham Furni-
ture Company, and recommended that
the committee be instructed 10 make an
itemlzed statement of the furniture
needed, and place the order with the
said company. The report was adopted
by vote OF % TO I, the negative votes
being cast by Looms, Sinclair, Skeels,
Smith, Ward, Woodwork and Plumb.
The furniture Will cost about $4,000.
Three reports were received in regard
TO the vault fixtures of the court house.
One by FIVE supervisors favored the
Feuton Metallic Company's bid :an0ther
Hotfman-keefe proposal. The third
was by Probate Judge Perkins and
County Clerk Harvey, favorlng the Of
Zee Speciality Company's bid. The mat
ter was referred back to the committee
TO report at the October session. In the
meantime Supervisors LOOMS, I. Hill
and Clerk Harvey will go on tour to
see what fixtures are used in other
Nfat.
ported q bill presented by l.. q. Ruther-
ford for services IN defending Leander
Z. Deyo, charged with forgery, without
recommendation. The amount was
Sl07.50 for three full days and three
one-half days services at So per day.
The claim was referred back to report
in October.
On motion of Supt. Loomis the two
delegates to the State Board Of Equal
ization were authorized to visit other
parts of the State if deemed necessary,
TO make comparisons as to valuations
for the purpose of laying facts and
figures before the State Board ut the
meeting IN August.
The matter of increasing the salaries
of the Circuit Court Judges was recou-
sidered on motion of Mr.. Sullivan, by q
vote or Il TO 10.
Mr.. LOOMS moved to amend the reso-
luton increasing the salary by $1,000
stead Of 81 800. as originally intended,
and this prevailed by a vote of 10 TO II.
j. W. Walker voted affirmatively IN
this, and explaining his vote said that
if any raise was made he wanted it AS
low as possible. Then il came on car
rying the resolution as amended, and
it was lost by vote of IS to Is, Mr..
Walker voting against it.
Mr. Sullivan moved To reconsider the
vote by which A. w. Rush's plans for
the poor house were adopted. The
Chair ruled him out of order, and the
chair was sustained by vote of % to 2.
The report OF the committee on
equalization, as presented yesterday,
was adopted by a vote of % to 10, and
then the Board adjourned to October.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
Live stock.


CHICAGO. July 8
Cattle - Market moderately active aGd
prices i0c higher Quotations ranged at s. fSfs
80 FOR choice 10 fancy shipping Steers; &. 6g2
.uD fer good TO choice do. o. 30ts4 - for com
ron 70 fair 60. 81 Soo4 IS for f.Gtehers' steers
et0fs5o for siocsers, ~ sol 50 for TEXANS;
3ieIa30 for Feeders: si5024o for Cows:
a.s083ao for Bulls, and q. so<s43o for Veal
Calves.
HoSs-aarket rather active. Prices and
Ioc higher Sales ranged at s. -s04 as for pigs I;
A.s5d4.75 for light; n s5J4 45 for rough pack.
ng tASsls4 10 for mixed, ard a. ioQ4s, for
seayy packing and shipping lots
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04

A telephone notice was received at
police headquarters stating that man
nearly naked had been brought TO No.
IL Csnal-st. yesterday morning at
about 10 O'Clock. An officer was sent
there and found Chss. o'Neal. q young
man in TIE employ Of Rudell. the ice
cream manufacturer, who stated
inst while carrying ten gallon
can of boiling hot water no acci-
deutslly dropped it, causing the same
to splash up against him. Mr.. O'Neal
was severely scsldcd from the breast
down. and his condition Is serlous. DIR.
Cstlin attended him.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04

Following. are the bank clearances
for each month during the six months
last past, and the same for the corre-
spending time last year. January.
81. 80, 500. - 4tS, 3l4. SIS. 40; February,
.. S0S. s17 TT 40 .ls4.6s; March. s.
$50. fs5. 9t-S3. 092, 4li.49: April, $780,
81. SIS, 224, SOS. eS: May, g. ,oe4 9s3 "a
So sos. $40 Is; June, s3,5of, e42. D.
e. sa4. 707. as. Total for 1891. 81 ,o5s.-
s77.7s: for 1890, SIS, sol .os4. %; increase,
s. IS. 20 ..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
riles piles Itching rne..

sxmrroNs-hoisture; intense itching
and singing; most st night; worse hv
scrstohing. IL allowed &c contnne
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerste, becoming very sore swAYSx-s
OINTMENT stops toe itching and bleed
nag. heals liberation, and in most cas>s
removes the f1nors. At druggists. or
ty mai. tor % cents. DR.. swayne &
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
LOCAL Markets.
Prices To Farmers.

GRAyx-wheat, see; cora. SIC; oats. Zoe
rye. zoe; barley. s1.ie 4 hundred.
Market. 3s9ge pork. g.; mutton. 6sssc;
pring lamb. Ice: fowls, lie; spring chlcaens.
zoe; veal DC; turkeys. Zoe; ducks. Toe.
PsoDUck-ButIer. l4e; eggs. l5e; potatoes.
81 D u hu.; beets. SOC ilc doz; onions. l5c doz
straw berries sd i2l1c quart: radishss lvc doz;
hand picked. s2Ouf bu. honey, Ice.
WoOL-Washed. .DeG2sc, Unwashed. l4sd2ec.
HAY-Timotay SIS q ton; clover. SIS 4 ton;
straw. s. 4 ton.
Hrnrs AND FTALLow~G Green. &c; part cured.
pc; cured hides, Sc; calf skins. green. SC;
calf skins, cured. &c; tallow. &c; pelts.
coz $50; dekin. l5@25c.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
Prices to Consum erS.

Flour AID FRED-Liy White. s2.s5; Patent.
$3.50 p hundred; corn meal. 9. % q hundred I;
feed, SANG s2I % G ton; middlings. s22-eJ q
ton; bran, $3.50 q ton; ships. Sls.oo e ton.
Mg.r--PorK steak. lee; roast. Zoe; RIBS. Sc;
tence.loin lzl2c; ham. l2c; beef: STEAK .l0t1lsc;
roast saioc; ribs &c; mutton. Ga lie; spring
lamb, le&20c; spring chickens. SIC; turkeys.
l2l4c ducks. 121lc.
PRopvcE-Butter l68lsc; eggs. lsc; potatoes.
old. $3.50: new. 500 = bu; bcets greens soc g
bu; for cooking purposes. toe . bu; onions. &C
r III; peas so q peck; beans. 10c z ID; radishes.
is doz; strawberries collie; raspberries.
l5a aOc; cherries l0c; gooseberries. l2l2c.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-04
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CHICAGO. July s
Board q Trade rot IN session to-day
boTzEE-cEesnery. l53lse. Dairy liz iSs.e
Packing sock. io9lIie.
PoU1TRr-Liye Chickens. eEfie per 10; Live
furkeys TztSe Per IA. Live Decks. T2so per
b. Live Geese. O. 40 per dozsa
OIEs--wise0asin Prime White, Sc Water
White, SIC: Michigan Prime Waite. ssc;
" atsr White lo-ss; Iadia1A Srine White,
s4es Water Waite. ice, Hesd8zht. i7s test
ne; Gasoline. - degs. lac; u des's, sac.
NapntE2. Is deg :. 5sc.
LfoUoss-Distiiied Spirito ruled firm 81 n ID
per gal for finished goods.