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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11
9ttJ Goods.

4IU N8Uuu5.
Howe & StetsOn.
| EASTER GLOVES.
Spring attractions in
Kid and Silk Gloves in
clude styles and shapes
specially manufactured
for us. Notable among
these are the New Van
dyke, Derby and Gaunt-
let, the latter also shown
in Silk Tafeta.
Special Easter Offering
in 8-button Suede Nous
quetaire, in desirable
shades ana new en- brO1d-
cry, at 79c. worth 98c.
7-hook Foster Lacing
Gloves, in tans, states and
blacks, at 97c, that are
good value at $1.25.
Also our own importa-
tion Of S-button Suede
Mousquetaire, in select
shades, embroidered in
black, white and self,
$1.38 a pair; cannot be
matched less than $1.75.
CLOAK Dept.
Capes, Top Coats,
Refers Box Coats,
Children's Garments.
Extra value in Refers
at $5, $3.50 and $40.
Ask to see our En- broid-
cred Capes, 40 in. long, in
all colors, at $3.50.
Great values in Capes at
$40 and $12.5O.
Misses Refers at $3.48,
$4.98, So. .93, etc.
DRESS GOODS,
81 pieces all wool Plaids
Stripes and Mixtures at
29c per yard. These are
all new goods, made this
season to sell at SOC. The
wholesale price was
42 1-2c in March.
5 pieces (only) all wool
Black Henriettas, 46 in.
wide, at Csc; is our 75c
quality.
10 pieces superior quail
ity all wool Black Henri
ettas, 46 inches wide, at
75c; have never been re-
tailed at less than 95c.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11
conveyed but too well the meaning of m,

conveyed but too well the meaning Of my
silence.
"My God, !" cried Mr.. -, sit is true,
thenF'
/ stAmmered: FfToo true, sir. Yes:
every word of IL. i was beside him at the
moment and even tried TO save hin-"
On comparing notes We found that the
dream took place the very dsy. and allow
ing for the difference In longitude. even
the very hour when the accident occurred.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11
HandkerChiefS.

We have in the past given many bar
gains in Ladies' and Gents Handkerchiefs,
but at no time have we placed before you
so handsome a line of patterns and SO
good quality as the small lot now offered
as an Easter bargain, at 12ac.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11
HAVEN CONN., MONDAY MORNING. APRIL H. 1892

which caught fire. Several men wer
scorched badly while trying to save kes
of hard cider from the cellar. Some on,
stole the refreshments prepared for tn,
firemen, and the day closed with grand
dog fight.
Some idea of the labor involved in Sc
curing water for irrigation in the West
may be gathered from the following figures
of the four largest dams completed last
year: The Walnut Grove dam, near Pres
colt, Ariz-, 1l0 feet high, enclosing 75C
acres, and having a capacity of 1000, 900,
900 gallons; the Merced dam, in central
California, one mile long, 60 feet high, en-
closing $50 acres, and storing $500, 900, ,00O
San Diego, Cal, 90 feet high, 725 acres,
storage capacity 5000, 600, 900 gallons, and
the Bear Valley dam, in San Bernardino
county, CAL, 60 feet high, enclosing
2,250 acres, and holding 10000, 600, 900
gallons of water.
Occasionally bit of refreshing criti-
cism appears. One of the most eloquent,
dignifed and famous preachers in New
York city recently received the following
letter from a western man: "Dear Sir:
dropped into your place last Sunday and
heard you preach. In the main liked
what you said first rate, but when you
remarked in one place that men, OF
themselves, are unable to do any good
thing. you were talking through your hat.
Out my way know plenty of tough men
who sometimes do noble and good actions.
Excuse my blunt way of talking, but ]
am plain man and prefer to call spad.
a spade. Just give human nature a chow,
and am sure your sermons will be much
more effective"
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11
Children's Caps and Hats.

Let the children have new Hats for
Easter. 1t isn't as though you had to
spend fortune to buy one. We offer the
nattiest little hat with colored brims and
embroidered CT owns, at 25c, you ever saw.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11

District Of New Haven ss. Probate Court,
April 9Th, 1892.
rsrATE of ELIZABETH i. PoMERoY, late
n, of New Haveu, in said district, deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the district of New
HAVEN hath limited and allowed six months
frnn1 the date hereof for the creditors of said
aststt, to exfihit their .lails for settlement.
r,sfr,.a 7y;, u;.gtac: 70 present their accounts,
nrouer.y t.ttesled, within said time, will be dc.
barred recovery. All persons indebted TO said
esfate are requested to make immsdiate pay.
nent to LUClus W. n1LOa.
zap9 sdlw+ Gxesutof.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11
AN EAR

OF corn grown on Kansas soil wasreceutly eT-
hibited which is e3A inches long and isIf inches
In circumference at the base. The number OF
kernels In not given but no doubt reaches among
the hundreds He that has ears TO hear let him
hear the words of wisdou-thaf the @ O. Taylor
Old Bourbon and @ O.-ayior Pure Rye Whiskeys
Druggists and Grocers sell them Our firm name
Ii on the Label and over the cork CHESTER ii
GRAVES q Snna aaae praorS-rSs-s pssfsNa Ne
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,
April 8, 1892
THSTATE of LEVI HADLOCK, late of New
~ Haven, in said district, deceased.
ven hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time will be debarred q re-
covery. All persons indebted to said estate are
reouested to make immediate payment to
JANE HADLOCK,
l GEORGE HADLOCK,
aDQ 2d1w Executors.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11
EVEN Mcintyre
& Go.
SPECIAL BULLETIN
LACE
GOODS
FOR
EASTER WEEK..

Handsome line of Point d'Irlande Laces
in beautiful designs, both cream and
beige, at 12tc yard.
The same patterns in wider widths,
at 19c yard.
We offer a good thing in Demi-
Flounce, same patterns, at 28c yard.
The above three numbers are much un-
der regular retail prices.
Black Point d'Irlande, wide and narrow
to match, at low prices.
Black Chantilly Laces, 3 to inches
wide, in choice patterns, at only 12tc yd.
Black Chantilly Demi-Flounces, (all
silk), beauty, at 25c yard. Would be
considered cheap in other stores at BIC.
Black all silk 45 inch Chantilly Flounce,
very graceful pattern, a bargain,
at $1.00 yard.
Black all silk 45 inch Chantilly Flounce,
decidedly pretty and worth SOC more than
we ask, price S1.25 yard.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11
ATTENTION.!

THE voice Of the press is with us. It teaches
Il he people the art Of economy. Every
housekeeper goes where they can buy good
goods at low prices. The public patronfze our
trade because our motto is quick sales and small
profits. Poultry, Beef and Vegetables at the old
reliable staui, !, 2, 8 Central Market.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-11
9nnrnaI aud Gnnrfer.

The Oldest Daily Paper Pub
lished in COnnecticut.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-09
Batwaen Two Dangers.

Freddie Gray and his Aunt Helen, who
was visiting the Grays at their summer
home. were one day crossing a pasture
together. When they were half way
across, the lady noticed W oxen and
paused donbtfnlly.
81 dsn't know about going past those
oxen, Freddie" she said.
Freddie tightened his hold on her hand
encouragingly.
Don't be afraid of them, Aunt Helen,'
he said. They won't hurt us. the first
time ! came down here | WIS afraid OF
them. ! didn't dare to go behind them,
and | didn't dare to go in front of them.
And didn't want to go back and never 20
through the pasture at all. So thought
of IA way to get by" and the three-year-
old sage looked brightly up into Aunt
Hclep's face. ~ just crawled under
Them" Youths Companion.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-09
A nor rond Of watermelons.

For some time L, r. Tryon, who re-
sides 10 the western part of Westbrook,
has missed watermclons from his favor
lite patch. and several times Of late has
found the whole melon a short distance
away secreted in the grass or some other
ont of the way place. He had noticed
that the stem had a ragged appearance
as il it had been chewed. Sunday he
determined to Inravel the mystery and
stationed himself out of reach of obser-
walton near the patch. He had not re-
manned long when a small dog belong
ing to IA neighbor stole in, and selecting
one Of the largest melons proceeded to
chew che stem until it became detached
from tho vine, when with it's paws the
animal began rolling it away. The dog
is the wonder Of The community Mid
dletown Comm Press.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-09

The City of Paris is as good as Nancy
Hanks in breaking her own record. The
record for the westward voyage is now 8
days, IA hours and "a minutes, shorter by
an hour and thirty-four minutes than
any hitherto made. If the fast ships CON
tinue thus to beat their own best time
the voyage will become presently so
short that the passenger will have no
time to get seasick. Young people will
not have time even to fiirt, and the little
social games in the gentlemen's room
mp stairs will be cut too short to make
them III object. The City Of Paris
Travelled $40 miles in one day dnring her
recent voyage, and for the whole trip
She made rs fast average time as some
American railway trains do. Under the
circumstances, considering the date. this
last voyage of the City of Paris might
be called "a Columbus float.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-09

When railroads are prosperous the
country is prosperous. When the
try is prosperous, railroads are SO, too,
if they manage right. The federal di-
rectors assure us that this year the Union
Pacific railway has nothing to complain
of. If it cannot pay its debt to the
United States. perhaps the government
will buy the whole road and itself oper-
ate it, thus realizing the dream of the
Nationalist party.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-09
Tnking the oath.

The ceremony Of taking the privy
councillors oath is somewhat curious.
The queen sits in a chair. The new
privy councillor has to kneel before her
"a bona fide kneeling. with both knees
on the ground. The oath is then al
ministered and the queens hand is kissed.
When the new ministers Went down to
Osborne recently there were five new
privy councillors. All knelt together in
a row, and then successfully had to kiss
the queens hand. Until the ceremony
was completed they had to remain on
their knees, and crawled and crept one
after the other up to her majesty along
the hoor.-London Truth.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-09
Not u Bird.

The tramp who knocked obtrusively at
the front door was no longer young. There
were burrows on his brow, and the dust OF
several decades chung TO his countenance
The portal opened almost at his touch.
"Madam"-
He was addressing an elderly woman in
a black cashmere gown.
~ haven't had II mouthful to eat since
last week"
The response was immediate and cordial.
Dear me. Come right in. My daugh-
ter's married today. and the wedding
cake'---
"Hold'-
The tramp recoiled suddenly.
ton a minute. May l ask you a ques-
ton or two, madam"
"Certainly."
He cleared his throat.
my dear madam"-
He evinced a considerable degree Of
anxiety.
that resembles feathersf"
The woman gnsped.
"No-o-o," she faltered.
The tramp expressed satisfaction.
See any wings on meP" he demanded
with great confidence.
The woman shook her read and looked
scared.
"Thank you, madam
He heaved a sigh of relief.
~ didn't know, from the drift of
your remarks, but you took me for an
ostrich. | bid you good day."
With a quick, ~incisive tread he left the
spot. Detroit Tribune.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-09
No Use.

In Bermuda. says Mrs. Rollins, your
driver and your w~asherwoman bring you
every day punches of flowers that in New
York would cost five or six dollars; but
not even five or six dollars would induce
them to hurry their horses or change the
day for bringing back the wash.
In the shops dealers almost resent your
demands upon their stock, and the story is
vouched for OF one shopkeeper who ex.
planned his lack of something inquired for
by the extraordinary statement: 4.
People kept coming and coming for it
and bought us all out just as fast as we
got 1t In, so we stopped Keeping it,
Youths Companion.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-09

your wife's people," said the man in
the macintosh. Five somewhere in the
east, do they notf"
Eyes" replied the man with the creased
trousers. In New Hampshire"
Wasn't there some romance connected
with your marriage?"
I'VE ran away to get married. That
was all. The old folks bitterly opposed
the match"
Ever been back there?"
mo. They sent us word they never
wanted to see MS again" ;
And they have never forgiven your"
"Why-aw-yes," said the man with the
creased trousers. ''They forgave us about
three months ago. They're coming to the
Worlds fair next year. Chicago Trib-
une.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-09
For enc Holidny rrnds.

Customer-Tbat boys tool chest"
bought of you was a fraud. The tools
didn't last a week.
Dealer-You must have been using
them yourself.
"Of course"
Those tools were intended for boys, not
men. They would have lasted your boy a
year at least"
i handled them more carefully than a
boy would"
N 0 doubt. But you used them a week.
a boy would have tired of them in two
." wi u ',aii. -EuStun Globe.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-11-09

The New York Sun still believes in
Professor Niphers mathematical calcu-
laiions for the speed of the trotter,
which was to be 2:O7 in 1892. The fact
that Nancy Hanks has brought the time
down to 2D4. which was not due till
l90O, The Sun attributes to Improvement
in the sulky. not in horseflesh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-26
Desired Information.

We desire 10 impress upon the minds
OF the pubic the superiority of the
service offered by the WISCONSIN Cen
trail Lines eetssea Chicago and Mil
ususee and - Paul. Minneapolis, Du-
luth and al points IN the North wess.
Two fast trans leave Chicago daily for
- Paul. Minneapolis and Duluth Win
Pullman Vestihuied Drawing Room
slespers and Coaches Of latest design.
Ia DINING Car Services IL unsurpassed
Tbs tue public - invited 10 Judge for
Itself. II is the only route ca the Pa
ciEc Coast over which both Pullman
estihalsd. firsf-elsss. and Pullman
TOURIST Cars are operated from Chicago
va 81 Paul without change.
Pamphlets giving vsiusbis informa-
ton csn ~ obtained free upon sppii-
csnon 20 yoas nearest ncses ssent, or
~ James &. Pond, General Passenger
and fics-t Agent. Chicago, III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-26
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE sALE-pessuss

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE sALE-Dessult
- has been made sn the conditions OF 3 co.,
nan sae n ss ss. d S.Ss seP,snsls 9 ISL,
ana recorded september 2sth. 1871. IN the once
q The register OF deeds for Kent county.
pages tss ana .ss ana Nv ss.a psrcs = ce -
assigned 90 riofence u Cock hy Assignment
dated March nth. ss3l anc recorded IN enld
rssi.sers once March Ists. lssz 20 ilbes rs ei
by said fiorenee Cook g. sad Percy r.
Cock by assignment dated November eth. ISL
~, r re-, ss. n sas rsssters ees Woven
page 81. by the non-pnyment Of an inseo;
mfnt OF Interest amounting g. thirfythree
SAID MORTGAGE upen the 10Th day Of s~pten-
Der. ls9a- sale mo tgaee contained the e.
press condition. that ~ ease - non-paymenf
OF the Interest si the time limited a1d ep>os
fed in said mortgage for the phymen tkhcsrpf
then within tee fi0' days after said Interest
should become Que the Whole amount 81
should become due and pssal,le ~ TIE epslsn
OF saia mortgage aud HE assigns. notice 81
said eptiea helne b. the terms Of cad
remaioed aus and anpsld nore than ten {lG}
days since the sane became due and no pns1
oil the sane hss been patio. Esid moftgoGfe
ano assignee OF SAID mortgage has etecto1 -
consider aud declare the whole amount III
said mortgage, both principal and fnteprl4.
due ana nsyable Immediately. by rssesn 81
said default On the Payment Of said tbfePeuf.
~ virtue Of which sala c~fault ara sale eie<-
ton there r. claimed - fse aus ~ the time 81
this notice ihs entire of said principal sen.
With al ssrrarsEs - interest theresa.
amounting % Nv hundred anG fwsIve dn1infs
and forty one cents lt311.sL tos<fher With a
attorneys Zee 81 f~eafx aeifhrs &c escvb6e1
IN saia mortgage 60 fe bald IN case a fur<-
closure. No snff or proceeding ~ lao OF -
equity has been fnsfifu1ed 80 recover he
amount remaining secured ~ SAID muffm0o
or any psrf thereof. kuffre - fherefprx hsVoI1
given that on Hondss. February 18th. 74< - y
O'Clock in TIRE forenoon. \ ere win Re setd ~
THE east o8ffr doof Of TIE eroff bc9oe "a 49,
city o. Grand Rapids. Kent r,u1ty. Hietie0n.
that being toe pihrs wfere The circuit con<t
Tor The eoanfy ~ Kent IL bsial ~ pusiie 49,
ds~. % fhe highest tietefs the rrrfptepe DE-
scffttd 81 seia mortgage, - - ruth thereof
o. may te necessary fo ssfisfy the emcHnf
Que thereof. s. fbcff ssf forth. With THE ~.
terest COSTS. ctn~grs sef t1renses allowed ~
lsg AID provided for n s<ff moytHa10. ~
gefher With sHtt atfofuess Zee. said If<fnIH01
bsirf situafet in the township ~ NTofnsn3
in The county Of Kent ara state ~ HfeHiGo0
ard DESERVED 80 f0lloya fe-wis. Lot eeghfeeo
fIsi ~ block three - ~ f1Fde Park n@r&t1u0
70 the vintage - eeuth fsrsre Bsriss n.ee le1o
thifty--lRht 'ss' thirty rfns 90 fft<-yeuf 90
fffsfvt f5al si1fr-fvo f1x End ssfts Tour -
al 81 Tfssukeb sddlfion 80 tie rliieo< -
South Crane RAPIDS
Dated November 18Th. l,s e~cv
kersxnsre srd Assignee ~ Hort9aoA,
attorneys for NcrtzsSse srs Asssssee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-26
LEGAL ADVERTISING.

WHEREAS. Il: J. o'Connsn ola. on the 6fh
ohy OF July, lss@. make HE note FOR the sc4n
O. thirteen hundred and seventy-nve dollars
payable TO his own order. and ala p,eArr -
collateral security for the payment Of sasl
pots: two bonds OF the Chattanooga EsscIrie
Light company. al thAsfsnoorA. Ienucooee
snid bonds being numbered niaefy three l2sj
and ninety-four o'<i. respectively aud belur
eAch 81 nc face vaire OF one thousand dol
lars t$l.0Voi and being part Of q series Of swo
hundred bonds numbered consecuffveiy from
one tl 10 two hundred COZ inclusive and
bearing date October iata: lsss and secured ~
mortgage ven by SAID Chattanooga Eleclrfl,
Light company on al, It's property rights and
franchises. both pr sent and future acquires.
said company and delivered 10 The iuternn,
tiensl Trust company. as trustee for The ho.-
aers OF SAID boads- Ana
whereas. the said -. J. 0'Couneii
did. by the terms OF such note cad
axreemept give the holder ful power and
" Conneii snd Go sell said bends numbered
81 and ~ NJ any place al public or private GALE
~ the holders option.on the non performances
OF The above promise contained In said meta
Whereas. esld note aud said honda %
pledged we're transferred BY D. J. o'connesi %
Grand. RAPIDS s.vIns. hsSk = sses 10 % s shs
Tue OF said transfer. the present holder and
owner 10 sreof Aud
ment Of the money secured by said note aad
by said bonds % pledged;
Nov ;fherefere. notice is hereby given that on
The ofh dav OF NVsem Der. lisa 81 ten o 'cloca Ia
the forenoon OF said day. al the front outer door
OF the Grand Rapids Savings Hank. IN the cItv
oil Grand Rapids, kent coaDty Michigan. IN
order 20 secure the payment Of The amount Of
said note. with Interest and protest feer
thereon and the costs and peu Ses of Sid sale.
the said Grand Rapids Savings Bank viii ooll
~ public vendue TO the highest bidder aald
bonds numbered rs and 81. With eli Interest
coupons thereon.
Dated. Grand RAPIDS. Michigan. Ncvem-
Der u. lsQ2
THE GRAND RAPIDS SAVINGS BANK.
by y. A Glif- Cashier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-26

Eggs. .2sss; butter. 20 TO re; potatoes. 90
to oec; beans. and-pieked. sl,o0 TO LIS;
honey. l5s. curly lettuce. loo rer 10; head let
tUee. l1c; parsley. z3c doz lunches. turnips.
= to DC gu; eabbazes. Sd 10 Doc d0z; beets. rs
TO &c bu rutts hagas. sc eu; apples. 90 10 Csc
bu. carols. 3 10 Soc. celery. Il, 70 20c d0Z:
squash &c pumpkins. soc ~ 81 IS doz; spin
sch. "a TO SC bus vegetable oysters - TO Sc;
d0x banches; caaiihOwers. slesl5O doz; grapes
NiagaraS. t,c basket, ConcorcS. Alb baskets.
So parsnips. 81 To &C per bnshel: mint. s0c-
Wheat. old and new. SIC; corn. 4ic: oats. Soc;
rye. dc, barley. sl.l0.
Flour and feed-Liiy white. 81; patent. s25e
per ewt; 0uckwhrat Hour. = 10 per ewt. corn
neal SIS per ton. iced. sls-b 10 sl9 per ton !;
middiiuEs. 81 per ton; bran. st per ton !.
81 p. 50 per ton screenings. sit per ton.
Wool--NaShe fSG4i. unwashed. i0es1c.
Hay-About T. Dads of hay Of good quality
n arkefed. Prices are fair. There Is n
large supply and fair demand Clover. - 90 81;
timothy. - 10 10.
Eeef 4a5,sc; pork. t1.Gs1zc; fresh pork
loirS. ifesl0k,c. mutton. ess611c: spring lamb.
IdSc; fowls Sc. dncSs. Hello; turkeys. ~ 10
l2c; geese. 70 % lie, spring chicken. s6l0c,
vesi orc; vrEis0n. saSlec; bear meat 99llc;
huttrrine dairy. Htsel5i4c; creamery butter
fae. exile; quail. sl.15 dox-
Hides and 1allow-(sreen. "a 90 $40. steers
over % lbs. Sc. cured hides. ga 70 +ssc; calf
SKINS green. O. calf skins. cured. SIC. tai
low. rough ii4c, rendered. SIC; pelts. Ice TO
3oc; sheariinxs. PC 20 A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-26

Wires nails. 81 IS rates; steel cut sis9 rates.
glass. SO. Building pager. Al 70 - per roll /.
wafer proof. 81 per roll
Lum ber-R Retail piece sfnf-No I hemlock
no O. faciudinr - test lengths, stl. add 81 Der
H. go feet for every additional two feet; No.
hemiock. M 70 aud the udiDg Is feet. 50: every
additional two feef a. Ne. pine. sit per .ool
feet: sdi e for every additional two feet
over IS feet; No. l flooring. white pine.
s1; No. ? aooring. white pine. sis: No. &
No / ceiling =. So; No. ceiltpg. :. sis;
70. ceiling. -. go; No. 2 ceiling. -. siS
Ne. I sd ng 4 SO; Ne. siding. 4 s,4;
No. = Sliding. 81; Ne. q siding. az. No. : q
siding 81 Finishing maferisl-No- 1 com
mon boards. so. No. common boards. sfe.
No. common hosrds. Slfs ~ aRishins. SO.
shingles star. IA inches clear. - per thou
SAID star A star. ~ inches clear. SITS per
thofssnf; Ne. 2 Eve tnch clear butt. = p-r
thousends sound butt. $50 per Thousand
white pine So No. z white pine. So; ship
ping cu.is. 81; MIL culls. 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-26

CsicAGo Nov. A--Baslness opened Ia =
quiet ann antnfef eating manner II the wheat
crowd and farln. the brat hour OF the sessioA
trade AS cute limited culss4 lrnty me
piarset became much move active. eaaAns ec-
LA particular buyer. Aad The sherts served
very extensIfci4. "A usual fardrtdkr ~
xlx0fous seller. but despite Ills Efforts prices
ha4 a sharp eaiig the iighf receipts here te ~
ias ca sErr nslhea values. Provisions w. n
c.laed - ~eax ness az tne START. beshs lhht-
oacsd by the iar<er receipts OF hoSs .nan 81
rxered. bat subsequently rallied on thr pre-
tfrfions III A lixag ra1 for tomorrow and the
streasrh Ia cora Pork gained los aad lard
and ribs &c.
Closing prices - 49,.
WhesE-S agember. f-ei peesmoer. t-Ise'
csra = November. se5se; December. tzI4e;
MAJ sss-cs July 4sc-
csts- Soysm6sr. &c; december SIS; Janc-
NARY 80. Nsy. &sc-
Pork-Decsmbcf. sl--ooi January. N4o41a;
Man. SASS.
Lard-N osemher. s-fDs December. 49,
January 80 May. $40.
Aag. s.st.