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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
THE REV. DIR. SCOTT Hurled.
SIMPLE SERVICES AT THE GRAVE OF THE
PREsIDENT's FATHER.IN.LAw

Washington. Penn, Dec. o.-The body OF the Kew
DR. John W. Scott, the father-in-aw OF Prcsioeht
Harrison buried in the Washington cemetery al
IL rs O'Clock this morning. The funeral party
which arrived at this place at 80 a. m'' consisted
of President Harrison. Mrs. Mckee Postmaster Ten
era wanamaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell HARRISON
Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker. Mrs. DimnicK ana 'he
Rev. Dr. Hamlin. The party remained IN the cars
until half past O'clock vixen the body was taken 10
the house Of Joshua Wright. on East Bean'st mere
the coffin remained for ortyGve minutes, during winch
time the face Of the dead man was viewed by many
of bis old friends The services were conducted D!
the Rev. Dr. James l. Brownson ana the Kew pr.
Mofat made short prayer, after WHICH the oo0'
was conveyed to the cemetery.
At the grave DR.. Brownson conducted 'he scr'
vices in accordance with desire expressed by III
Scott many years ago. In his address Dr. bro"hsoh
referred 10 the noble character OF the dead man ana
TO his welbeloved associations at this pace. lie
concluded with prayer and then the coffin was lowered
into the tomb. II was inclosed In an Iron burglar
proof case Beside the newly made grave are 'he
resting places OF Dr. Scott's wife, who was on'ieu
here sixteen years ago. and OF son. Inc pail
bearers were the Rev. Drs William F. HamItoh'
william Speer j. d. Mofatt and Henry WOODS, ana
Elders James c. AchesOn. John Aiken, 1hohas
McKennan and Thomas Mexican, OF the PresDsteflan
Church
Immediately after the services the Presldeht ana
party left here for Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03

Ri Se 5 SS;S sSSS 1899 sS9S
VIZ, on the Produce Exchange today the butter market
Hess steady strictly fresh. 2"@24
co,: Receipts, $500 bush 5H shipments, 500 bush.
I'm S easy, dc. oats easier. 80 lie Rye STEADY
0H aF s. hS?% q Hsder sas @
y g. l.. whskey, sales, 1888 bbls; 81 Is Butter
steady "e7' ''''''
Man Milwaukee. Dcc a-Fl9ur qulet, Wheat steady
Fey Corn on 80 sprns So La s No Nor YG
white. 31c; No. 3 do. 70 ia 34c Barley quiet No.
= SIC onc: sample. 3ee 5oc. Rye lower: No. ., 53c.
ley. 1000 bush S SiI LOO btis
wheat $500 bush: barley. $4,000 bush
to-day. and from the opening there apparent weak
ness First prices were under last nights close about
not much not noce ed. oaS 4Goa at 81
co,he az M sane after selling AZ Csc May declined
73 5sc, after selling I.sc lower. The cash market;
was ,G~er ana closed weaker than the openLs Clos.
"Ses O. 4c snGr 9eRns 81 fc 9g1es Nav
op ming 10 "a highest 10 o. lowest 10 % closing.
50 Sc &C. c Sb% 4C 60 on track No. ssF1
C2 ~ "a l,2c Receipts Of wheat here were 542
cars -; ana az Duluth and Superior 373 cars.
-four quiet BARLEY steady a choice S'' Pcnnsylvania
g a. B1Ckw1sat -four in small supply and firm at
January IS "a 76c; February, ~ 5-e677 7-sc ;
March. 70 l4a79 Ice. Corn. Shade easier; steamer
IN export elevator, a. 1-4c NO; yellow. on dock
~ i-2c No mixed, December 1919 &c: January
40 l-2G40 5-sc' February. 40 7-sd so 1.sc; March.
a. '.H ~ &c Oats steady No mixed, choice,
W 34c No white. 4l a4l Ice: ungraded white,
cem1cr ~ l,4a4l aic January, Il i4a4l 34c; Feb
rnary. Al 1'4m4l 34c; March, al l.4a4l 34c. But
ter scarce. firm: Pennsylvania prints. extra. 33c.
Eggs hrm pennsylvania lists. 29c Sugars. refined
irm win lght offerings: cubes. DC; tOzcnge. SEC
standard powdered, Sc; fine eranulated. 80: crown
A. &c confeconers' A. 3-4o: red star A. 5-5c:
franklin b. 0-I6c; do, extr. c. &c: rcd star G, &c
Potatoes quiet steady at Gsd7a per bush. other
articles unchanged. RecelpS-Flour, 1900 bhls TO-
800 sacks wheat. as. 800 bush; corn. $4,000 bush;
CORN "o''oo push oats 1890 bush.
81. Louis, Dec. 2.-Fl)ur unchanged Wheat
Cash lower. g. 3-sc: options declined 3.sc early
but recovered later and closed about as YESTERDAY
December, 90 l-.GGS 5Sc; January, zoe May.
80 l,,c Jniy, % Bic Corn-Cash lower. IS ] dc:
l-sal4c below Yesterday; December. 3S 5-sd3s Sic:
January. 30 1-sc: February. 40 lie: May 40 90
40 5rc. Oats-Cash higher, 81 Ice: May lower
"a 34@3oc. Rye quiet, ~ lie. BaFley-NO sales.
Hay unchanged. Bran lower. G0dG3c. Lead steady.
90 so; spelter flrmer. - Is. Butter unchanged.
steady, II 10. BagSlng and cotton ties unchanged.
Provisions higher and stronger. Pork. in Job lots.
81 40. Lard 50 so Dressed mcats-Loosc shoulders
So o.: longs and ribs 81 S.: shorts, - 10 strips
~ boxed meats DC more. B0con-Shouders, s. 50 :
longs and ribs, 30 shorts. 50 50: strips 81 IS
1000 bbls wheat. 1000 bush corn 5000 bush
oats, II, 900 hush. ShipmcniS-Four 5000 bills
wheat 40 600 bush: corn. 81 900 bush oats II 600
bush rye 5000 BUSH bar.ey. G,00O bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
at Hopewell Junction and at Hartford and with which
traf1c contracts exist.
TIE MONTANA SFNATORSHIP

IT. Paul, MIMI, Dec. 2.-several Western congress
men We're In the city yesterday their TO wash
ihgton One of these was Congressman w. w. Dixon.
OF Montana. who Will be succeeded next March by
Repablican Congressman. Mr.. Dixon since his de-
feat has decided to be candidate for the United
staes Senate and 1t is said that he will be one OF
the strongest candidates In the Democratic caucus
lie Democrats claim majority OF one on JOINT
election OF one OF their number. Mr.. Dixon Is
Iutte man, said 10 have tie support Of Marcus Daiy,
and bis claim IS plausible. w. y. Clark, Of Butte.
is also candidate There other Democratic
Candidates, and among them Ex-Governor Ilauscr
and Major McGnnis, both Of Helena.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Dec. 2-FlOur steady, unchanged: re
ceipts, 1920 bbls; shipments, 4.s10 bb sales loo
eoS Wheat firm; No. 2 red. spot and December
80 LA 73 3 &c January, "a 75a 7oc May. Sla - lie
steamer No. red, G6 Lea Coo receipts 329i4 bush
shipments. 49, 900 bush stock. 1,0oo, oD1 BUSH sales
2Gl 900 bush. Milling wheat by sample, 12d I6c
Corn steady mixed spot and December 40 Lie BID !;
year and January. As BAD 49c: February, "a 34c bid
May. sic; steamer mixed 4Tc bid receipts. .24l2
bush; Stock 1880 bush sales % 900 bush. White
corn, by sample, As / a4s lac; yellow do, a. 40
40 1-4c. Oats Que, No. white Western. 43c asked ;
No. mixed Western, 80 1-2a39c; receipts 1900
bush; stock. 94,315 bush. Rye dull and lower No .
S7e Sc; receipts, $500 bush stock ll4092 bu:n
Grain frcghts quiet, unchanged. Cotton nominal +;
mddling. lOc. Provisions steady: pork, SIS ;
bulk meat loose. shoulders. 3-4c long clear l.4c
clear rib sides and sugarpickled shoulders &C. sugar
cured smoked shoulders, 8 34c hams, small, IL lac
large. IL 34c; lard, refined, IL lac. Butter firm
steady creamery, fancy. 81 $40; do. fair TO choice
:sa3oc; do. imitation, o4d26c ladle, fancy. 24c ;
do, good choice. 2o6o2c rolls, fine o4c do, fair
to good 2oG2ec: etore-packcd 15d Isc Eggs active
scarce. AT o1d2sc. Coffee steady; Rio cargocs, fair
Is Ice; No. :, Il I.sal7 lac. Sugar active strong
graduated. 457c. Copper firm: refined 10 l-4G1lc
Whskey steady. 81 25a 81 GO in carloads.
Boston, Dec. 2.-Shorts nrmcr. Other markets I'M
changed Rccepts-Flour $500 bhs. 10000 SACHS ;
corn 1000 bush oats 10000 bush shorts. 1o2 tons
Chicago Dec. 2.-The leading futures ranged as
follows
(NA-f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing

Cash luotatl ms were as folOws: F)nr, nominal
spring wheat, II 3sc; No. s spring wheat, 626
GO l &C; No Q red, II 3-ec: No Q corn. Al 5-sc:
No. g. 80 ice: No. oats, 80 l-2s No. 2 white.
35c No 3 white. 33d34c: No. rye AZ No. .
SSarley &C; no a. &c b., s s,a.sss
81 Os 10. primo timothy seed. 81 0G: mess pork
per bb s11 lard. per 100 u, 80 50 l2; short ribs
sides Qoosc). SIS 20dS3 % dry sailed shoulders
Choxed) 81 81 1oa$7 so: short clear sides Boxed.
81 $50 a, co; wh1skcy, dfsulcr.' frrshH goods,
per gallon, 81 Is sugars cut Loaf 3 1915 sac:
graduated. SC: standard a. 7-sc.
Articles. Receipts. Shipments
Flour bbls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 10 0N0
Wheat bush. ......................l22O 600 40 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
90 Get for Business 1pnrposa

PART OF once r. 1T. l,o1j Broadway
opposite Imperial Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
BUSINESS Gnanles.


A.-FJRST CLASS SALOON for sal"
long lease a rare opportunity. /. b., BoA
4 Tribune ONtrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
Furnished Apartments Uanteo

BACHELOR wants furnished Eat or
apartment for housekeeping below 5oth:.t.
moderate r,nt; any ono gong ABROAD or
South answer V. H.. Tribune Once.
WANTED, as soon as may be h,1 before
January 5th, for three ~ o. four ti)
months a lrs,. cia-s. .arge furnished ~ arr
ment for q family 81 adults Address IN.
OUIRER. p. o. Box 2.I23 New-Y0rk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
Citn Real estate for Sale

10 EAST 9th STA strictly mod orn
22-ft dNellIne. with sunny exp suie. ontieu
a, bargain u close estate; cebiHet trIln
marouetry floors decOra tiOns In latest ~ re.
EEILAMY & WINANS. SO Ffth-sve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
iUork tUanteo
Females.

TYPEWEITING OF every description
well and promptly done. 1oS West 23d-st.
TYPEWRl1ING ana copying OF every
desl riptlon neatly and accurately eAecuteu
also shorthand terms reasonable 90 Broad
way, Room IS. Tower Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
Citn Real estate Go Cet.

ATHEIST, NEAR 6TH.AVE;-Four-story
high .stoop house In perfect order imnedi.
ate possession. Mrs. S. NJ. BLAkELf'
i .J2o broadway.
l4s WEST 18TH -ST.-Thrce- high
stoop and basement house just iemo1eLed
plumbing, painting and paper HiSt-clsss
Iearl-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
miscellaneous

ACADEMY or MEDICAL HYPSOIIsM.
(Kcmc,ed). POI West l-sth -.
Dir. MCCARTHY receives pupils and
patient. daily circular free =. thur day
evenings, hyvnoii' cyI, nmcnia, sc1ncc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
rral estate t)anlcb.

A.-UOUcE and five 70 ten acre. along
Northern New-Jerscy Hallroad. PLiAP-
TON, o I1ne-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
Furnished flats lUantro.

WANTTD.-TOr the months OF Janu-
orv. February aud March well-furnlsh.d
apartmcnts 10 good location small fay
Of adt-ti Address i. s., FOX IL Irib-
unn Onlcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
boar0 ano hoomA.

4 ROOM. large, sunny ard comfo.tlble,
ia residence. - Wrst 20 hist.
FAMILY HoTEL.-Comfor, and ccnvon.
here on an average Of IL years. MILL
EirS. 80 West 2Oth.st.
LARGE and small rooms, with board,
Is 10 sl4 per week; board optional. lD5
Last O3d'st.
10 WEST 3iTH-ST.-Lar2c comfortable
rooms, with board.
iiTn-ST., 2S EAST. near 5th-avc.--
Very desirable large font DarlOr. with bOald
good winter home.
siTH.sT.. II wEST.-suite OF large.
furnished sunny rooms. with or without phi
latc table near 1t!'.ayc.; references.
4aTH.sT.. clo wEsT.-Two nicely fur.
rishcd rooms with rein French family
superior board few table boafdcls.
57TU-ST.. 3i3 WESr.-Larqs hand.
suncly furnished rooms. with board: house
newly decorated; sanitiry plumbing; Icf.
crcnce.
o2D-ST.. si7 wEsr.-Rosccrans, OF the
Highland House. Ocean G'ove. lessee
$40 to sf4 for couples; SO single, weekly.
4sTU-sT- % WEST. : Two large rooms
cd noor). with hoard. references.
los WEST lz0rh.sr Handsome l,ree
rooms In newly furnishei pflNstc botriint-
house; superior bord eccoomo iatloh' nr't'
class
Brooklyn.
BOARD.-At Or. Sbcparf's Sanitarium.
81 COUNT IA Heights, 3 minutes walk from
the Bridge; equipped with turkish, Kus.
Sian, Roman and electric bnths; unriNaici
IN The trcetmcnt OF rheumatism. etc. senc
Tor pamphlet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
Gcunlrp heal estate for Sals

A BARGAIN--l5C. aero farm In Dutcn'
ess County ample buildings, well waeieu,
steam cider mill. distiliery capacity, lOC
gallons daily; piice, rs 900. AdcIess J.
D., Tribune Once.
FORDHAM HEIGHTS. CITY.-Eleyen
room Queen Anne; cO>cy and beautiful
home; all Improvements onercd very
lea -Onably, with immediate possession. IL.
Il. CkOsSETr. III Broadway.
FOR HUDSON RIVER CITY or rural
homes, farms. manufacturing holdings,
sites. ETC., apply 70 JONATHAN DlCklN-
sON. the real estate agent. Poughkeep,ic,
n. Y.
FOR SALE.-Farm, go scrcs Chcsi-
peake Bay Shore; perch orchard buildings
new spacious dwelling and barn; corr
pletely equipped with registered stock
modern Improvements and rDachin"rF
abund3nt forage stored immediate pos,.s-
sion. Apply TO JOHN HAY. Annapolis, M.
Ian IN pDD.--Io let or Tor sale; new
elegant residence JOHN {. ALIEN,
2.ClS 3i.ave
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11
building Materials.

Wire nails s20a rates. steel cut. 81. ~ rates;
glass. building paper. sl.Wesa00 per
rot waterproof $50 per roll.
lumber Retail pieces stun-NO- | hemlock.
up - and includiRR n feet Iengtas. sl4: adj
81 20. 1000 feet for every additional feet: No.
Z eetol0rk M q aud including IL feet. ~;
every additional feet. 81. No. ! pine. 81
per loDa feet; add 81 every add tiadai feet
ever 10 feet; No. flooring white pine. -; No.
n10riBg white pine. Sis; No. flooring white
piae So. No. ! maple. 50 70. Getting :. SD:
Ns. Getting !. SIS. No I eeilinZ = sa. No.
ceiling - sls. No. siding 4. ST.. No. std
iag T. sit. No. O. siding. SID; No. " sldIngI
sic No. 81 <ainl. Ga. FIaishing materia-
M. l common boards. 81, No. 2 com.
non boards 3ts, No. common boards. el4.
a.. hnl<hlng s0 Suinzes-ctsr. IL inches
clear. s. per thousand; star A star. 10 niche :
clear - IS per thousand, Ne. =. ; inches clear
butt. g per thousand; sound qatt. 81 5o per
thousand. culi shingles. 81 per thousand. Lath
--NN. I white pine. SO: No. white pine.
A. ~. shipping rtiIis 81 mill culis 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11

The m4rket Is unusually quies- The mar
let Sas steady. OATS Is stronger
kggs. i4e. batter. i4e; new potatoes 90 soc
beans. haad picked. sl.aoesl.ao; honey. ioe .
lettuce. 7e. eurey lettuce. &c per baskot ;
pisalA.t Is. aow 0atons. lotSi5e dozsDpar-
sl-y 3,e a0x lunches; cueumeers. *Dsto new
tufnips S5sssge ga, cs0Dages. a&ie 10 si.t0 dsf
zreen peas &c ba; beets. soc Dus MAX beans ~
q o.. red r4sDberrles. ltSlic; black raspter-
res Tc. cuFrAats. SO per ou; home grown
peaches. sl.eoesi-ao. new tomatoes. &c ID corn.
80 daz. muszIneioRs lac; ruta bagas. 20 u
5cc. Duchess. apples. soa.si ba. carrots. Soc;
egg plants. iJc; peppers. i0slzc doz' celery.
Is doL-
tsrssn-w heat. old. 73c; new. ssc;. corn 5oe
oats pc rye. ASe; barley, si.lU-
Flour and feed-Liiy White. $40; patent.
a.. per cwt; buckwhrat Hour. $40 per cwt
cora meal. 81 per tons feed. S-lsS2 per ton
middilngs. SIC per ton BRAN SD per ton
81 Is. 81 per ton: screenings. SIS per ton
WoOl-W sshed. l>'ls,cs nnwAshed. los de-
Nay-New clover. 50; timothy. SO.
Hides and Iall0s-tsrren. 483szcs steers.
over 70 IDS. e; cured. 800 &c: calf skins,
greca Sc; calf sxiBs. cured. one; taiiow.
r1agh. 4 So rendered. sc; pclts. i0ss5c
shear ms. lt&s DE-
Beef. 4 ,s7c' pork. 5iss6e; fresh pork loins
TO- ie. mutton. ssgSes spring lamb. sole:
fowls. ldslzcs spring chicken. lseel3ci veal.
S5.aflc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11
Groceries and Provisions.


There were some changes In the market yes
tefday. Correct quotations follow:
Sugars--Cut loaf S'sc, cubes. 5 sc pow
dercsi. Sc. graduated. st-es; confectionery
A. s4.s6s extra 4. -&ls per cwt; yelioyt. SIC
o. corn syrur. ne; sugar syrap. losS-Sc-
Molasscs-l.ow grades. los-Ue, medium. q
csc faacy. 60 nc.
Package eoaees. sl9.'al; Java green. 3f0lgc;
Mocha xrssa. g7es DC: Maricaibo. 19ezze; san
Los. is1s3ic. Rio. I6esl9c.
New Michigan cheese. 9'sesi0i4c; rolled oats.
barrels. ss.Is; salt. Saginaw. barrels. Sc
Lart-Tierco basiS-tompOund. o1sc. pu3e.
Meat-fiams tsss S'ae; shoulders SC: bacon.
tialiisc; dried beef. % sessffte: short cut pork
SAD; clear hack. si5.s5; ness. sle0Us bone
feza bs.f ALI a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11
FRUITS, Vegetables and Seeds.

General condition of the market Is good.
The supply Is good with good demand No
changes Correet quotations follow:
New potatoes. 500 per Dbis cucumbers. &c
doc. butter. N9lSo; eggs; l5c; eurrants
s2W4ZE per bu; Lswton elackberries
lee. black raspDerries, lose; buckle
berries s2T5a&0o per bushels cabbages
75eE%ac per dozen radishes. lQesl2c per dozen
onions. ~. bu. .; 80. DBL. t-s5; Californis
oranges. SSOces5-ae box -. Michael oranges
o.. s0el5.I5; Wal rme ons. Sc. ienOas. 30 And
no A. nses- 20: Alexander peaches. $40 Du
California apricots-@5c doc; o< heart cher ftes
a. 10: bananas s2.t0st $50 bunch; hand pick I'd
medium beans. Sis; clover serd. medium -
mammoth. I'd bu; timothy seed. y.5H6 90
mileL 81 l5esi-2b; tomatoes. t0askes crates
siosse 1 -. green corn. i2iz9l3c-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11

pROBATE ORDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
ty Of kent-sA At = session of the Pro-
bate Court for said county of Kent. held at the
Probate once. in the city of Grand Rapids. on
the 9TH day of August. In the year one thou
sand eight hundred and ninety two.
Present. Cyrus K. Perkins. Judge of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of
EDWARD Ii. CLARK. AN insane person.
Mary A. Conyis having flied in this court her
petition praying that she may be appointed
guardian of tho person IN estate Of said Ed
ward IL. Clark.
Ii Is ordered that Saturday. the 9th day Of
August. 1892 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon. At
said Probate ONCE be appointed for the hear
ing said petition.
animation and allowance Of said accounts.
And Ii ID further ordered. that o copy OF this
order be- published two successive weeks
previous TO said day Of hearing. in the Grand
Rapids Herald. y daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county of Kent.
CYRUS +. PERKINS,
"a true copy.l Judge of Probate.
ADoLPH b. Mason. Register. thu aug is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11

GOING To DETROIT
Ly. CD b: y am 80 m 90 . n 81 8pm
Ar. DIT n % am 5 - , % 10 q pm 81 % ( n
Ly. DIT 50 en- :. xpm q pm suwpm
AT. CD X ~ - pm = - m n 20 pm = - am
SAGINAW. ALMA AND 81. E0ufs
Lv. q RI % am rs pm Ar. @ II Dr. am 10 GO ~
Lows VA LosksA q sAsfgsos ~ q
Nv. Grand hspids..-.. - no 900 N % N
Ar. Rom Lowcil II s. o ~ n D n 90 4 -
THROUGH GAR kkRNffE
Parior Cars on Ill day trains between 0rooa
Rapids and Detroit. Wagner saeepers g
night trainA Parior Oar 20 SAGINAW on mesn.
ing train.
Every day. Other trains VEGA dsys cu,vL
GEO. n1HAyEN. Gen psssI Aet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11

Ds4sofr. Aux f8.W heat closed. Ne 2 red.
cash. August we september. S'se, Doee1ar
Der. ~
Corn-N0- :. cash Sc.
oats-So. = easn. sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11
Oil Market

Water White. Il0k e; headlight. lss. Isse
xater White, Old test log1. s1scs Eoeene. 100 ~
D..o.ierszed stove gasoline. Tso. F.c.
Il.s.ler1 xrI n4gInx. a.. &C.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders nj the Consoli-
dated Street Railway company will be held At
the ofllce OF the company In the city OF GrAnd
Rapids. Kent county Michigan. on Saturday.
August ~. ls92 at ~ O'Clock n. M. for the pur-
pose OF eleeting seven directors Of said com
pany To serve during the ensuing year. and
for the transaction of such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting.
j. NJ. HAGAR. Secretary.
Consolidated street Railway Company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11
PROBATE oRDER-state Of Michiran .coun.

pR0BATE oRDER-State Of Michigan. coun-
" OF Kent. IS; AT u session of the Pro
bate Court Tor said county Of Kent. held at the
Probate orlice. IN the city of Grand Rapids. on
the 9th day of August in the year one
thousand eight hundred ana ninety-two.
Present. Cyrus h. Perkins. Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of
JOHN ". BkAGINtsl ON. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition. duly veri-
ned Of William III. SiSel. executor of the last
will and testament OF said deceased praying
this court for license and authority TO sell real
estate therein descrihea for reasons aud pur-
poses therein set forth.
Ii Is ordered that saturday. the 3rd day OF
September lss2. at ten o'clock in the forenoon
at said probate ONCE. be appointed for hear.
ing said petition. AMI that the heirs ~ law OF
said deceased ami NIL persons Interested In
said estate appear beforc said court. Mt said
time and place. to show.cause why a license
should not be granted TO said executor 10 sell
real estate as prayed for In said petition.
And IL is further ordered. that copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks pre-
ylous TO said day Of hearing In the Grand
Rapids Herald. = daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said county of Kent.
CYRUS 4. PERKINS.
"A true copy.l Judge of Probate.
ADoLPn b. MAsoS. Register. thu aug 3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11

cn1csso Ussos .1ock f.Ros. Aug. lo.-tsttie
- Receipts. l4u6. common % extra stecfs
q xa13. 20, stocAeFs aad feeders. sLoeSs -Sos
co - and bui.s. si.&ss-Lt-
ilo.s-heeeipts. <3.aeo. heavy. x.0ssoiv,
Eni xed Aad aledlunl. tl.ss86.l5s light. 500
c.lo-
sheer--Receipgs. s.a0s common 20 choice
80 49,. -, Iainbs. ss.504s64A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11
FIGURES OF TRADE

kzx fasE Aaz. l0-AaneF closed - per
esst iae ffslll- rates 81 she das acre = -
2sr csat
Ike . = closed .4zl@E postssi rates 50 .
- = -. u fE4l rates sis6ts ~ sa.~s ioT slkty
4lys aa4 $40 - $40. f,,F dcla24.a. -
t,aserallelE 1a11s. steady cur fSiiey. =. ~
ia szteasird - fsslsterst. 80 9l4 -. so
pan il- lls FAaln0 katNay Daaasciozed -
i4iiasss alos aEsts. sVg's bad. 1tel2 ssa4AAS
faalas IA, 5id entF4fs. MS bad
elasAs E~rs extremely auii SOS msfHia<.
GA. a 30 suares B4ftiis eeea sod a. - h,Ss4-
Ilrrs Nsfe 10 features ald ths gnsAsss Ia
Hla 81 aa4-s aefg rxeecctn<lF nafr9es AZ
& - - e. g spec Ait.Fs. 40t4biy soathcfa ~
TOD z.ld i-lElcile zsks. tl4srs a as tsfhe SNAP
sasaaces The h8pf4teineal IN ths 80 $50
isltirs 4Esclt SO - ser c~llt cas- ms .-rn
sra. Ass al aooa aral an1 = - = ~ ssss
hiEh1r he after ia He4t!n- Ia tLr ASS
~ ( 81 the lag th1 market e0htia4sl atit. 9-t
saefe sas sel1e e8venlS % tae saofts ~n.ea
s8g prices "a the al fancs- Ihe eADstA<
prices sere lAe h.zhrst 81 sac dss snd shS~e
"a a4lsAnce raasinx fref8 - T. : Pet go.
fhe sJf4i saI1s 81 tae aaS siiieaAerd % aSas-7S
x..arrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11

cafc4Sa. Aug h-w heat. Me- August.
Coru-AuzusF 55,zci September. s5sse oeto-
0ags- August. S. -. Ssptembaf. Si11es octe-
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-11
WANTED--BOARDERS.

GOOD BOARD .rlssI rs.nssss cam AN
now be o5tbined at Lincoln House. No. 50
Sprng street. Board and room only 81 10 $.
Use of bath free. Day board but $3.50. Tran
sients. 81 and $50 per day. Everything thor
oughly clean and of the best. We guarantee
a. good fare AS any & y day house. Telephone
$50. John Bole. proprietor. 2o