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Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
Farm Produce-Firs, Hands.

4. ). Elliott fura shed the following quota
tiors yesterday
Ezgs ssc butter -0e2lc. new potatoes. 500
tocs beans. bandplcked, sLs3 - Z.to'
honey l5c. lsfIuce. Ito per ID,
head lettuce. i5c; parsley. 2Dc doZ bunches;
Mew turnirs. Zoc hu; cabns<es. - 10 DC d0L'
beets. - % de bus tomatoes. 5eesue bu rUt a
bsxt-. &c bu5 appies' 40 & SIC bu; carrots. 70
20 .Ae, celery. ls'SNc dOk. new squash. 2c
spinach. go ,c Dus vegetable oysters. ~ TO 4Oc.
watrrcress. sOc dor bunches. mint. zoe dOz
hanchrs. cauiirowers. e. To l.50 dezi ounces
s. q % SIS tgi Ccuyord grapes. . 10 &c
basket; Niagara grapcs. auc basket.
ttrain-the Valley titg Adtug company
furnished tho following quotations yester-
day
N heat old and new. 6lc; corn. s23ac;
oats tie. rye, '1c, barley. sLlu.
Flour aud Frcd-iiy NJ hite. 500; patent.
s. q per cWt, buckWneat haur. s. per cwt.
corn meal. 50 per ton; l0ot. sl3t-0 per ton;
m iaduags. slH per ton; bran. 81 per ton
s. p. So per tln; screenings. 81 per ton.
W 0et- N asEtd. $50 -oc. unwe Sled. l1,1 DC.
Htg-Atout - ads fhIY ~ soud qualify
va marketed trees are fair There D. a
laEze supply aad tair demand. tl0ver.A .AsesJi
timothy. ( Ole
Meats fh- Western Eeet eomplny fur
ulsA a The f0liowin quotafi0ns rs ertav.
Beef. fG sc- PORK. 90 ae fresh PORK loins.
i90llc; mBfton. t8e sgrins lamb. 70 ,e
fsN : sfslUC. = ring chlcsru. cole yea "a
= Ycntssu efGincs bear meat. - lcs butter
Hides aud TaIlow- Green. -il as i1c; steers
over 10 lhs Sc; cured aides. a'r to a.. cal
Skfns green &C.. eat skins cured 6isc tai
low r1ugh n. sc. rendered. ,c. pelts. IL 81
f1c $ae1riiuxs. % O. &c.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
FIGURES OF TRADE

80 tasz. 0ef. zs--Noues Ga caH Nas
sasF r414g. Three u 3 eeag sas Ess 90 - c
O. &lIcu ioaas Ffre offered lnf0ag lJLli-
There NrE1 -8 Eraaszr tiala-
kEct4Ak7 eiesca t4ict aE1 easier posted
rates. 60 o. ~ sft4al rates. -
g8r sxg4 4ass AL - fcf demand.
tseFrf 1meats sfeans currency. -. u .
BIZ sKtsIae1 =. registered. hHl4 bid s..
esuEols. IA o.d. Raci A. railway toads closed
- isiloSs. lal1u aFsIs hs sd. Ei0n
sInkIRs il1ds. .plts o-d Cenfrals laas. o.d
g as Arre sAly ialfls at - during tHe
$40 AeuFs 9i tlIdlnz hts m0Faing she 50 -
alllg4lliils @ l1o. ~ shares DlrtIg the lf,t
haar n tlr O. '.aiing prices acre iFFegu. AZ. aAt
81 da - r1,cs tAr changes acre slisat. al y
keE if4st as e1ceptloa4 u xe46 ADJ a.
efurd e.. sugar 4eeh lrd = iH tle eAf5
a-allh<s- tAictso g4s and A-E kak sla -
{ a. 3-A-f Aa44 acre stfoag al al alicc4 >
ptl er4l each, Iesafl fi o'cif8ek. however.
IA sAgtn 3-i be<aA - harden aad Fries9
81 A4uF advanced GuFilg tie eia-il- 70 ~
e-l'4ef seine eoFertag Induced - tne iasg az r
= "A ,t4tsaieat. made paDiic saorlS sit1l "a
. efsfk Ai,keg trust frse efed thr e'fy
are-lir aAd the other stoeks at noon ser ~
a so per ceut. The gresfesE Improvement
sas ia Ontario a4d Western
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
Builtlng Materisl.

p Nire nails. s0 rates 81 Fl cut a ~ rates
glass i3c- tuiding garer. siss3 per rUtl; va
ler ufoat Al per ro.I
i.umher Retail piece stuff 80. l hem iock
up 1 AMI inciudinE i6 feet lengths sils add
i pef l..tn Ieer for eFery additional two ieet
Ne p aefg 0ck. aa % And iue uiiaZ j. fret ,H-
every saaitlonH fwO feet. g.. NJ. pine. sll
per or feet sid 3 Tor every ttdittons' Two
feet ever a feet, No. 3 Scoring. white pine
sos Nus fooriu<. Shits pine. 81: No.
Ne. etila<. s.. s-u. No. selling fs. as
Ne : ceiuuE. y. 30; NO. ceiing. - $40,
No. D s.ffHg a. sif, NJ. sid nE g. sIl
N.t. Siding. - No- . t, sd.ng. 81, No. 3,
siding. fil feishing materiai-Ne. 3 com
moo boards So; No common boards. s'f
~ enmnfeu boards. Sit. =, dnishi ~ so
. Hsfrs- star. D. nchfs clear = per tneft.
san4s star a star. i0 nehes clear 81. Der
fhalzaHd Va y fre nrh clear huft - per
fhsis as sound butt. 81 - per fhausand
rHfi shingles Al per fhogsaud lath-Nn
sHIfa pine g., 80 3 wh'te 2lns. sAss ship
ring enNs tr2t MAJ rulfs. g.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

caIC.Go Isl0s 5rOck laRBs. Oct p
Prices for hogs made 4 retrogr1do moVemen
today 10 eoin Dari38n Ntlh Yesterd.y's Oprn-
lax rates tBcs snow drcilse OF b c. &c per
ig3 pounds. Cattle were IA demand at Efi-
days .tlofafi0ua The sIeep market wi-s
quiet aai unchanged
Cattle Receipts 300; eomm0n % fancy
aressed beef steers $500 20 sb-s0i stockrrs
sad feeders Sl-s1 10 SO cows and Du!is. sl.vo
10 10.
Hoxs-Rsceiprs. 1900; heavy. S-1gA.5;
naked and medium. 81 G7.l5i hxht s-VAs
t.Hl
-nssp-Rsesipts. Loco; poor 20 extra. sa-aG
20. lauibs. $50 % So
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

hall BarDh4rE 4 Pullman furnished the FOL
lowing qaataE ous yrstrr4HJ-
,uZar-Cut oag 81 &C.: cubes. 5s8ci powdered
65acs Sranu.sfr,l. 81 C. conf-ctionary. A. Sc;
sxtra l.. - per cwt yellow Z. 10 4isc; corn
syrup. Z. esdAc.
MDlasses-L0w grades. sS-9cs medium. "a
k-- fancy. 3O9ib
Package c0ffees. szI.Sls Java.sreen. $50
- r. Mocha. grcen. : o.. haricIibo. tss
.ie San los. l. 3. z. Rio. I'D
Nes Michigan cheese. 10 % iac, rolled
oats. barrels. ;. 90. salt saginaw. barrels soc
Lard Iierce basls-Com pound. tt.c, pure,
y a.
at-Hams n % il1a cents; picnic ham. :
g. = sc baron. 10 90 lie dried beet. a 10 ,t2e
snort cut pOrA. slf-5O boz. clear Dde&. sio.ss
m.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
H. J. OeGOLIA,
Real Estate AGENTS,
Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block

FOR SALE
Two houses and lots on East Bridge street.
one on South Lafayette street with all mod
ern improvements. furnace. gas city water.
sewer connections. etc,
lmo houses and lots on Wealthy avenue.
Two houses and lots on Filth avenue near
Co lege.
House and lot on Ashland avenue. new.
large lot. This property Is owned by non-reSi-
dent and will be sold at a sacrifice.
House and lot on Cutler avenue.
One on Baxter street.
one on West Leonard street.
One on Randolph street.
Two on East Leonard street.
One on Mckendrick avenue.
VIII sell most OF the above on payments;
would exchange Tor farms ot other property.
have numerous other houses and a hEse nst
of vacant lots In all parts of the city.
FARMS.
have a farm OF 40 acres TWO miles from city,
south. with large modern house. fine barns
farm is all improved. good orchard Of 80 sp-
pies. 400 peaches, go plums % standard pears.
cherries aud other small fruits, SOL clay loan,
wou d take city property IN exchange.
Also TO acres In township OF Bovine: good
buildings; good orchard; three acres of beech
and maple timher. balance cleared soil cay
loan
Also 10 acres near Rockford; good buildings
good fences AID good lend; will Sc. or eN
change for city property.
have number Of f-uit farms or lake shore
In al sizes from 10 TO ~ acres.
MONEY to loan on good resl estate security
II. J. Dsi O J.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

Mosey Brothers furnished the following
quotations yesterday.
Potatoes 454s.Se per bu; butter,
laz-u. eggs. Bcs caDbsges 80
Clc per dor, OnionS 300 per Dbl lemons. no
sad 500. -t.0Uas6.50; oranges. so sslUJ;
sweet potatoes. $40; California apricOts.
l5e per dOL. bananas. .l.s GU yer
bunch. hand-plcked. medium beans. sl.s5
per be. clover seed. medium. ss.OlG
7.2s. mammoth. s7.25tO 80 pes bu. Timothy
seed. so asLlOi millet. sl.EGi.25 per bu-
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
Chicago Grain.

GascAsa. Get. .s-Whe4J 0p5aed eNtrs mey
seaA sal lover this m0ralgs. ana iOf a time
seemed nnmyis demoFa.iLcd.
tiDsId4yrccs.
Nhsat-Oet0Bsr -gei DeesmDeF. ltse. Mar.
y .c
Corn-0cto0sr. ggs-cs November 40sse; De
csfu 8cr. ~ .e, MAJ o. &C.
Oats-Dct05er. 1.tsc, N0Ssmber. - sei De
eeina-F. . t.ci VI NtY. - ~.
Pofk-uctober. siL8s November. siiSti
January SD
TArd-0esober. s. .l5i November. s7.sz,s; Jan-
uary. ! .sN
short Eibs-Oetober. aLI5. November. s. IS
January. r.i.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
Detros Gram.

pxrsofr. Oct. zs-Ciosed, Wheat. No. 2red.
cash. lies D-c-mber. ia, Aay. 3s1.i No
White. cash 7lc.
Corn No. cash sc.
OaLs-NOL cash. &c bid.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

Water white OF. 1t0'. s'.e. headlight. irC'
&c water white. n test. lo0'. Sc. Eoeene. l0-
% i-oi see
peodosized stove gasoline "a G'ac.
Decd arifsd laphtha. 6s btsc.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
DETROIT.
7. SEPT nissl

GOING D. lffTRuTF
lv. q y d 20 sn +" - m sopu IL a..
kr. BkT. NJ ~ sul . la r. 30 y sYna - h a -
htIl lkAlNH ihOM DETROIT
" hfl hf sn.l Epm nm sffipr
~ y 4 n - = Em = % 10 ia - IN 80
SAGINAW. ALMA ANpE II I0ff~
" = d ~ AN ~ pm Ar y y "a am ~ g. un
Aov - F-s tngrsA HssfIses q a.
- .fftue feAius -.. ~ pa . m a. I m
A. Iron Love - IsR 4 n u n NJ
1HRuUGB CAR EEkKICE
fsTlef Nsrs on A. dss trains hei ~..u Grand
nielt trsias bsFlor ca a. Hsgi nav % fnors
ins tran.
ffefs dsf. other ia n vees 1srs eaft
Gro. ffkhbAFk eau ps@.r set
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
t!IO. VI. EDISON,

fbsns Ass e c4asa - rrses
Ftfn raGE
ss~fa f.Hn=1 sn aasF Cos ~ sa~s isls
flsas ai4e e sssas f4 ~ fasss 81 fEe sts 49,
fat.-ef f-fs - Hafnr len go isfr.a fef
s.sa - ifaat slsa fasa fa ts4fsfa&
60 stfs svt ~afaH ere 90
80 s-fafs
A. see e. fssa
Ftsr tsss4s ss.es ssfstss - - s.ts.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
n. w. NORTHR0P,
ovER NATIONAL CIT BANE

FOR RENT
! large nHe modern house. wiih barn. on
South tuleh street. nesr cherry - 81 N
new cottage en Henry street - 800
hons, n West Bridge street. wifh mod
,rn improvfmsats snd large harm - fsoe
- ed uoase 81 81 Je1rtsoa avenue eco
FOR sAtE
House. Va. iai seuih uion sirrci. wtf
~ drfn So proven cots sd hsrn s. $50
hanses oH Hariap street. nesf Msdfsaa
ssrnae eonsreirnf g. street ears si t.f 3 ra
hrese na sosih aian street eftf bsfa q b
hauss No ss Nastb taaia sfet fss
baus. So sss feTeffsh sveaas
BONUSES as 80 fHiIsn street 81 e~ Geo
tsaa-a aafWr.f Hse. eass rreaarf
sfrs-f So a
sise sthefshf afsrfraf fflss. Nsssnf a.s
80 saF maafs fafuisaea se tuud fasn.fHts
faaffhfs 81 aih- ~ise ia sa.f ful. hsssf
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

Jsv = -sthrrwsx Henry p weaih-
,ad s25m
sm umermans O. Cornelius FiHl-
mermsus. psrt et iefs iand =. 1lS -.
ftFaHf sff --....-.....-... l-t
tstae " fnfarr o. fideiis II Richmond.
E. frrt iot t. ana n NJ feet iof T. DIX
tBnYerss V Taiforis add ...,. Aft
Jssnes farman 80 Edwin NrtEht
a. e. r stewart White = asit..-. ]. i9h
~fv.nr1r Firrre % NrHteF tal ar.
e if hiE r sfrnus AID -
EFren pfrfc- 10 Homer 4 toiisr lef D.
fufrn 500 80
n tHa "a Farpl~r tn Hanr.efta c FARM
rr nee and as nes ef see BIZ
tfauH Htatt4 L o.
Nrs keep DO Helen Wilkinson.
pee snf or se- s AfEnrns ~
3nHaa a ~freifss 60 Reuben ehef.
an ~ of ser p rfalr7-If fTn
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
40 sHgsF ; sIrHIsas soUIBsss


Tn~ Sac shsTs - girFrsnf T. ruuas- tfYn
sfft tHs ffis srr j aul 4 p tsfarnss TIE
erlrk~st &C faest fF~rt FrHt- - ftfsHHrs
Smith ~. A > A. lisFs SAD
81 Fogrrs ClrF sss sFert
sss Csmptrii c.tg txt. 2 Hnaruss-
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

kostSpsr vii save - per cent Of
your coal lHii- Buy package sufi-
cleut Tor ton of cosi for - cents ~
tne ssent. q. :. Reeves. NJ. North
DIVISION street aud trV iE
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
HERALD DES|RELETS
Are made a feature of this
paper, Try one.
MONEY TO LOAN.

TO YOU WANT A0NEYg-If 50 Yea vii nnd
A. ito youT ADVANTAGE 10 see Is before Dor-
rowing
Ne make loans on household goods. pianos.
horses wagons or personal property Of any
kind a. the io~esi possible rates and Ia the
Qgl krsI possible time
our ioaas are made without publicity aud
the property IS left IN your undivided pos
stsivu.
Loans can be carried As long a. desired or
can be paid ia luN. ar Ia Part. al aAy Tine 10
sulI your convenience and any part paid
duces the cost oI caTTsing the oan.
Ii you owe balance on furniture. plano OF
Otaer property. ae Mi pay IL up f0r YOU and
carry as long as you desire.
We also make loans on the building and
loan association plan
Our cfces are the most pleasant 81 the city
and are so aFra nged that parties calling upon
us may be waited upon quickly aud coufte-
ousiy.
Remember that you have tue use OF both the
property and the money aud can return the
money 81 any time.
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
Room >. Tower block.
Corner of Monroe. Pea and Canal sts
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

Bal 4 sod Waters tre bound to lesd
iu tne ns.k business IN this citv and
have iu.t ordered four new hacks
sn.eh N.N srrivs tie city Fr,dsv ar
~sturtsv. Ths MI make ~ new
hscks ard fCurt~en a. toid whlch are
hefnu run ~ tbs tirfu Rsi " Wstefa
80 not propose to hivst the people 81
ere eitv snd nisse price flf9 fGr
fnnersis Ths. - the loeest rsfe fof
- ch hacks rera EVER ea srsd 10 ine
str.
We hsva sor7a ercrIlpnt hsrgsins tn
rifer n 6ne ard mesf ast f9rritnfe
Na1cn wa ~ elnsr otif before @srerFt-
hef iat whpu 90 sii Eeufoye tn orr
factory Cali early a. eFa~f HfiAss
snd lnes street
rsHsiz FFaafff 60.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

.sttf q oilers ottif sErerf rNnnsE
1EsinF Effect sUuasf. fuas Isgz
he-pfuE cars 90 Pacific &c kflsfftls p
fressFs g. sra frem Detroit fxFtos es.rs cav.
for detroit - ~ rsfuFuing i@sss retr1it
~ 40 h. srrFiuF ~ frsnr Fstfas ~ q lG
n Direct connections made 81 ts.trssft sirf
a. thrcuzh trains rssL
7irsefs "a sss AZ rBisn Tioset orc. a.
n keHrr. street. sDd NJ ulan d-pn1
frso y frxGs Sea- hEt- - sonye.n
3. y HuEgl-s q arc I tEt- Chie>eo.
| ksk sBgsE > slcmsAE s0UIBksS
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

{ no l0U WANT the money on your mort
y II cages or and contracts Have YOU
Z bank stocks II block property for sale? II
y -. viii be- Pleased 10 either buy them or
~ sell them Tor you. John b. Martin. 20
Cana street
MONEY LOAAED-tor short time In large
4u or smsl amounts. ca Any form OF good
security. Frank A. Werner. room 52o Mlchi-
IAN Trust .. building. Phone llh
III you want money and have the proper So
curttv. the Manhattan per cent plan Of
fers the rest lnduc~mcnt. CLAs. BatomAn.
agent y3 New Houseman-
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
FOR RRYT-BUSINRss PURPOSES.

ElOR RENi-Store corner of Jefferson and
l. Wealthy avenues 22XbO feet and basement.
Fine site for drug store. Inquire AT No. ~ Mon
roe street 26ltf
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

TOR SALE-G. W. TUFTS completes and sells
house every two weeAs the year round
He buys at wholesale rates aud can underseli
all others Mae houses now on hand AT from
500 TO s.. 800 each. on monthly payments-easy
as rent. Be sure and see him before you buy.
{. W. 1uits, 20. 90 ottawa street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

E0R SALE-Two new cottage houses. corner
Stocking and sixth streets. SIX and seven
rooms. new S-room house So " est Bridge
street. handsome neighborhood. all new I'M
provements. Neat attractive homes al "A iOw
figure easy terms Houses open sunday
afternoons Apply II new Houseman block.
Z1tf
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
STORAGE AUCTION SALE.

DADCLIFF K HOLT. general warehousemen
IL of III South Division street. are now pre-
pared to handle both safes and pianos prop
erly al reasonable rats A fine new van built
expressly for this purpose Just completed.
Telephone 800 or coo after business hours.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

SEE NE. WRITE NE. Ask ME about the
- u8oacrn houses l bGilu 60 order l. :
Prov a. room Loyett bloek. opposite sweets
hotel
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
HERALD OtS|RELETS
Will sell your Real Estate
or Personal Property.
FQR BENT HOUSES

E0k kEAt-kesidence loo Ottawa stfeel
ueAt 10 court house, a rooms modern
improvements Apply GA premises Mrs
JOAN N0hrhaEd. 81
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

kOR SALE-My entire store of furniture an.
L miscellaneous. household goods; a new
house and large lot corner of Union and Car
rer streets, house and lot No. l5y Madison
street; vacant lot on Christ street farm of
ten acres 10 rods eastof city limits; new build
ings and all kind of iruit; will sell or exchange
for other property A. A. Lord. No. ~ Stock
ing street ll2tf.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

WANTED-An the men n Grani Rapids 10
step In and get our price on Fall or
Winter suit OF { othes or pair OF pants made
10 order. toi@t. Herpoishelnler 20.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

Euh kEAI-nzlf Of furnished house With
Il al modern convenience AS hand
someiy faraished rooms al - Ransom strest-
14II
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31

Is NOT every argument ia fAvor Of yogr own
llg your own homey III -, wby act buy
Aot some time Ia lne lGluEs. out aow. CAl Oh
JOAN Is. Martin. 81 C4Aal Il 81
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-10-31
HERALD DES|RELETS
Bring quick and sure re-
turns Try one.

4 0-I - sslzi black aud xalts Beagle
Il le4ad 70 f~sara for SeIUra H. b. Har
rs, bicycle factory. ,assh Eroat street 26
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-23

is known as the sliding scale. 1t is
scale which regulates the mems wages
by the market price Of steel billets.
Nearly every mill in this vicinity signed
the scale, including other mills Of the
Carnegie company. At the refusal Of
the firm to sign the scale for the Home
stead mill, lockout occurred by the
Amslgamsted association and they were
joined by the mechanics laborers, who
struck out Of sympathy only, their wages
not being reduced. The strikers drove
non-union men out Of the mill and
adopted military discipline. The story
of the bloody fight with the Pinkertons
on July 6, the subsequent riotous pro-
ceedings and the calling out of the ma
tional guard and its departure after
three months duty, is too well known to
repeat.
For six weeks the mill has been run
ming almost as well as before the strike,
but until within the last week the strik-
era have steadfastly refused to admit
defeat. The news Of to-dsy's action was
resolved with dismay by the strikers in
the two Lawrenceville mills Of Car
negie's. These men were sympathy
strikers and went out when the men at
Beaver Falls and Duquesne struck. The
Duquesne men gave up the strike in
three weeks and the Beaver Falls strik-
ers decided to 60 back yesterday. The
Eawrenoeville men, however, were stead
fast and had no intention Of giving in.
They are now in the position Of striking
for no cause. They are very angry at
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-23
A T.ABI- -.IE.

Showing she Of the several candidates for Kansas for 1892
together With columns showing the highest republican previously
each county the state the highest plurality previously had
leading candidate the republican decline in each county
pared congressman sage 1892 Republican losses
up every county the state and the boasts the party
majority for 1883 Ksnsashen claimed the banner repub
likely be heard Of The boaed "baD
the stump from Donphan county the northeast
Morton county the southwest and from Cheyenne the northwest to
Cherokee the southeast and yet republican losses have followed his pu
Ocra march he has dcoursed the noble yeomay the state
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-11-23
CARNEGIE WINS.
The WOrkingmen Give Up the Battle
at Homestead,

HOMESTEAD, Pa, November 20.-The
great strike at Csrnegie's Homestead
steel works has been declared off. After
q five months struggle, which for bitter
ness has probably never been eQualled in
this country, the army Of strikers finally
decided to-day to give up the strike.
This action was taken at meeting Of
the lodges Of the Amslgamated sssocia-
tion at Homestead this afternoon, the
vote standing 101 in favor Of declaring
the strike of and ninety-one against it.
Those who can not get back are in q
bad fix, as the relief funds will be stopped
and many hundreds of them have moth
ing to live on.
The people Of Homestead, especially
the business men, are highly elsted over
the declaration to declare the strike of,
for if it had continued much longer it
would have ruined the town. Many
business houses have fallen into the
hands Of the sheriff since the strike has
been on. Business is expected to re-.
sumo its normal condition soon.
HISTORY OF THE STRIKE.
The Homestead strike has proved one
Of the most disastrous in the history of
the country. 1t originated from a re-
duction in wages in the departments
where members Of the Amalgsmatsd
association OF iron and steel workers
were employed. The hitch was on what
The morning call., 1892-12-21
THEIR QUIET DAY.
The Election Commissioners Say Moth
ing, but Saw Wood.


ing, but Saw Wood.
The work Of the Election Commissioners
went along smoothly all day est1rday
There was not an interruption to the count.
Even DR.. 0Donnell did not en- ter his usual
protest. Thirteen more precincts were
counted, making total OF 2l9. and leaving
"a TO finish the canvass In the precincts
counted yesterday L. r. Eller's vote was
nearly double that of any other candidate
for the Mayoraliy and his plurality has
To,leu up to 1860, where II Will about remain
until the count Is finished.
Phillip Fal6, the inspector OF tie Fifteenth
Precinct. ThlTty-ninth Assembly District.
did not appear before the election board
yesterday. Late In the afternoon he created
a mild sensation IN Judge Coffey's court
room by interrupting the hearing OF the
probate proceedings in the Macdonald case.
He had taken a seat among the spectators,
and, rising, asked leave TO be heard. The
courtroom ballif rushed over To him and
asked him 10 keep quiet. This action
seemed only to excite Mr.. Falk, who in a
loud voice told the officer TO 60 about his
business. Judge Coffey ordered his bailif
TO leave Mr.. Falk alone and let him speak
Mr.. Falk waved the big envelope contain
ing his t3lly-sheet over his head, and in an
incohersnt speech asked his Honor to take
charge OF the papers.
Judge COffey, 10 a con eiliatory voice told
Mr. Falk he would hear him later, where
upon Mr.. Falk sat down and remained
quiet until tile lawyers were through argu-
ing tie Macdonald case. Then he sent up a
letter 20 Judge Coffey, who, upon looking IL
over, said 10 him very quietly that he could
not at that time accept his papers.
Mr.. Falk then took up his hat, and bow
ing very politely TO the Judge, said, Good
night. sir" and departed.
The general impression was thar Mr.. Falk
was out OF his mind.
The total figures as far as proceeded with
for the important and close Offices ara as
follows:
Mayor Barry Baldwin II 24I, Wendell Easton
1858, L. r. Ebert 5000, g. G. ODOnnell
l3.4S2.
Auditor - Charles Ashton IL $50. William
Broderlck 1888, Thomas j. L. Smiley Is, 1874.
Sherin-Wil!iam j. BlattHeT 3,424. j. j.
McDade 15.O41. II. Ii. Scott Il. 800.
Tax COlecior-James n. Block 1904,
Thomas OBGien l4.495, {. II. " etien IL. 774.
RecOrdeT-MaX Brooks 117S1. Thomas j.
Glynn 1854. Edward II. Read 1859.
County Cierk-M. G. Haley 6,745, George w.
Lee ID 623 j. J, Moran l2 90.
Judges OF The Superior Court-Duncan Hayne
4,72G, James NJ. Seawell l5,149.
Judges of The Police Couft-James A Camp
bell Il, O99. Charles +. Conlan 1868 Jonu l.
Humphreys 14,419
Supervisor Fifth Ward-Sands w. Forman
14.52S. George McGlllvray 1921.
Supervisor Ninth Ward-P. L. Dundon IL, O64
Albert Heyer II. 573.
School DTsctOrs-J. ii. Culver 2, 342. Charles
W. Decker 1852. j. Ii. Rosewald Is. 254.
The morning call., 1892-12-21
THE STOCK MARKET.

The stock market shaded off still further vester-
day. and prices are lower than for many years. No
news OF any Importance received from the
front but II the south drift the 400 level Of
Belcher should make into ore. as It is anxtousIy
hoped IL will, prices will undoubtedly show
marked change
The ore In the POtosi raise continues very bunchy,
but uot or high enough grade TO warrant any large
figure for the stock.
Latest advIces from the Con- Cal. and Va states
that the gas escaping from the Con. Va. shaft Is
rapidly decreasing and further trouble Is anteI-
pated. The superintendent thinks that within two
or three weeks he resume ore extraction south
of the shaft on the 1900 level. The last Ors-tran
left on Monday.
Prices were generally lower all along the line at
the opening yesterda y. and trading was very dull
The chippers the principal sellers, and prices
contaued 10 shade oil during the day. closing weak.
NOTES.
The annual meetings Of the. ophIr and Kentuck
mi ling companies Will be held to-day.
An assessment OF 10 cents per share has been
levied on Alpha and one OF rs cents per share on
Crown Point.
Silver tumbled yesterday. selling down to S2Jlc
In New York aud 81 s. Sd Ia London.
The weekly reports Of the Tuscarcras are as fol-
lows:
NAvAJo-The slopes about the $50 level are look
ing about the same.
BELLE IsLE-Have started 20 extend the second
stope above the $50 level southwark, where some
good ore ID showing. No change 10 report else
where.
NORTH BELLE IsLE-The slopes above the 100
Level are yielding little very good ore. No ma
ELKo CoN.-N0rth drift from the incline shaft
extended d