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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

beautiful has hartii, begun ~ melt yet.
and IL falls st-oat - fass - II ths~s.
That gill be ~ ideal sp1ss II which "a
sE,~ad the suDuler. They'll Asse hare
ground along about the Fourth 1t July.
and y hen every osher place IN she con
tinept - swel,ering In the summer heat.
gentle spring xlii Inc hosiiHg fexsh IA
that obscure LITTLE Vernont village, and
u xiil bs . pszsdlss oa earth"
A. kasennard II Albua9erso~ New
MEXICO. arrived In The New Lsingston
last night. and u accompanied by his
entire family. Mr.. RAsennxvd wiii re
main in The lAsinsStoa for severe!
weeks and may TssSitdy decide 10 - Hke
Grand Rapids bic futafr home a.,
Blaine Gsvett II Detroit 10 guest in
Sweet's he 10 q sou - William A..
Gavett. and has suco-esied hss father -
Michigan passenger agent of the Chi
csgo 4 West Michigan and Detroit.
Lansing 4 Northern rsada
Arthur Jones and George Hume. two
IL Muskegons prominent citixeps. sS~nt
Sunday In The Morton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

y k~-ping the infsn's put of the
tntts.t statss

W,suIrcroV. May 10 The uncer
tsiuty surrounding the yisit - the rrin
crs- lnfsHia k.uIahe 90 the lutel
States o. tirit The eerlis FAIR uhlcB
has been attributed IA the nne hand %
Tear IN The part = Tie ATLANTA that
si.~ s,siii rot - si}e o. undergo tie
fatigue % the f8una = entertainments
arranged 30 be-. II sh~ we're attic 10
vifbsiand The mgr q the climate AMI
80 other han.i g. 4 ss.si - setissn - the
SPANISH official. 18th The .hsFscts -
tho reception aui che manner q the 80
irftaint4enf peusisle.i I.Y thr s.itsfufnrft
- is guest Afis~ ffan, artthss caase
g. ssa learned l.isy thAi tha represent
stIt-- ( Atsia sol fhs lrlieI state
hase taus a. fsiia,t g. ssaf p
sst,sfsftaff as.ifsst H,itbs fslsri
90 The psDgtsnt - raHff~si-s
O. - sssh sasf-.i l-fsesa tt~ Ifr~s.isat
aa.i he irfsnta ia tue course + hes stay
ia a srAiaab.n Acssssihss g. s-fain
So ffif.-, - 81 s 90 fefias'i irfs.-i sftfs
tsss 4gf4sss alf saii "iesH fi.r tatri
best s4sI Ne ta@seisn& 81 tha slitf
h.ls~s = .ssl bas - al the rfe-stiaaf
sh. ,,Li fs5ufi4 ti.e seii aia.a fite i,itii,s ~
81 hss 4usstes= H. Fi.s k.rtsi = the ls,ss
tis. sfssa Gbs ssttlss.sai "a -hiGA SIC
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Ers Eh~.Ier Wdros - drifting y
N,i t1 1.t..e orfus,hy sith $50 ef
-nf ~hr -spf-ses- the t~liei 'hs' IRE
-.-aa.ns .ss--.Y and far th~arirs
2 fe@au- ,.sse sr rna.fi.aE teu,iens1
W.h tse --sseai str-si . theo~ephF
shs svp.~sts i,s rtservr = tsaasi~Hin1 -
rsaflassl an4 s-asanhos-t -ts a.ss
ass -uihus.a-fi ea.iy susbss,s IA Hs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

CHicAoo. May ia new attraction
will soon be completed at the fair. II is
the reproduction u two historical streets
IN Vienna as they appeared no years
ago under the reign 81 Emperor Charles
vi. They are Graben street and Bog
ner Gassc. with the old town hall. Ii is
being built under the auspices of Arch
duke Louis Victor. q brother of the
present emperor. The buildings will he
filled with historic relics and works of
art from Austria.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

OCCASIONALLY even a railroad com
pany does something To show that il has
soul. The Lake Shore will not only
carry ia employees free Ia the world
fair. but II will allow them full wages
while they arc gone. How many con
Germs are there in the country which
will display an equal amount 81 gener-
osl,yy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

YEsTEgD,y four young men started on
a lou mile ride on bicycles through the
country. They covered the distance and
were back in the city in ample time to
attend evening church services. II
seems almost incredible that man
should ride loo miles in day over coIn
mon country roads.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Co~TRot-ER Ersrts says he believes
II e. he the patriotic duty - national
banks IN - o. tho stance - the s,v
eminent Mr.. Ecsels wa. appointed he
caus. he Knows nothing about hanks
AMI banking
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

"GREsrsR love hath no man than this.
tina, ne lay down his life for his friends"
The unregeuerate SINS - mammon who
Kissed Mr. Whites loving tribute IN the
old soldiers must ba insensible "a the
greatness - his love. Truly this is a
cold. unfeeling world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

SEcEtr,Er L,soST ia after the army
officers who are absent on long time
leaves Owing Ia the fact that the reg
ulsr army already has more officers IN
active duty than II has any use for. the
reason Tor Daniels real is not apparent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

U~IssS tho world STAIR shall DO favored
~ fortune little below phenomenal in
the way - paid admissions. Il ia certain
g. - financial failure. Still there are
American citi1en. 81 unrstriotic as 81
demand passes 20 enter the grounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

N,YoR FtVcRrE has shifted his hattie
against municipal srongs from the bood-
lers to the gas companies The latter
have b~en charging lsii cents more than
legal rates and he prppps.-s o. make
them di~Corx~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

A. TINE slipsav the full significance
of the grea, republican demonstration
at Louisville Is becoming apparent To
tn. democrats. Harmony and determine
ton are two uneasy thorns in the sides
~ the distracted and quare!ling Office
scckers- They import reversal 81
present political conditions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

PANAMA. May Ia Advices from Mica
ragua show that the revolutionists are
gaining ground and daily becoming
more aggressive. Two battles fought
near Masaya have resulted IN favor IL
the reyolutionists. whose superior artil-
lery caused the government troops
heavy losses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

We have Just received importation of Potato
Ball Cutters and have Just opened up shipment II
Galvanized Soap Dishes and LardIng Needles Pun
tan Cereal Cookers always have hand Also
Buffalo Egg Poachors Oil Stove Tea Kettles. Case
line Stove Furniture and everything else desirable IN
the line of hauschod furnishings
We gong 10 write an Essay on Roingcrators
in A few DAYS Remember this Watch and wait for IT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

orrF~ Vtcrnsr,. when askei 80
cau-e p Engisnds greatness. rephc.l.
The Bible Either Victoria IA uuar.
qusiatssl With England ~ cleo her csu.
c~ptbon - humog - delightful IN Tie
extreme
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
InCauta MAY sail To-day.

HAVANA. May IA The lnfanta Eula.
liza and her husband attended grand
military review yesterday afternoon and
In the evening went 10 hall at the
Casino Espagnot. 1t ia reported that
she will embark tomorrow for New
York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
FOSTER, STEVENS & CO.'S
SEMI-WEEkLY :.
MESSAGES

Are gotten with the idea of bcncfiting friends
and customers. We were gong 10 write primer
pally about the execrablc weather have been
having but learn that FAHRENHEIT.
THE INVENTOR OF THE THERMOMETER
celebrates his birthday May II, feel assured
that the fact must have some influence and
will have a change. Talking about the weather
minds us we have
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Tussr ~ D. to- ~e4-- more p ths
present i~gssiaiurss business must -
pushed 18th surprising d.spatch 2 the
calendars are cleared l'-for~ Nav - lti
re r~pubiIesns arr le'efmiBed T. Gear
them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

iss-f Nisb Mas 10 i'uflne he
~esA rofths ieru - ca tmn'tefarfa
sese sasf~., tssi at ifist llursn sHa FL
i.isses q i.ass ase d.siefrs fra 80 tbr
( -, "a grants iit stsft-st - AshisaH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Tasss ouEht - - fpttaH@ ia
kesiay institute ~ Prssslnfs'asn Mass
chus~tf.. - kaos indsns Th.-~ sfs
- ta~n= -her~ th~ ist~ss fast5 TT "a
ssrt,rot hss fs-~n sea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

fsf liss Ma MAJ - Ih- o.
Use hafr haze sfiusfs.l ilsmflisa t3siy
$50 ssasga.ssa q isins ths frsrstfsi.s
a tIss s.4sg snsogsssiafl naes 81 osfeis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Rsss hss i-.alrss 4 Gee Wefinsf
n Bart e. hAs te%a assshts asas -
s~.ka sine. hs aiatstts.i g. ah1ft4sg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

4 ehsd -s- scfasily Tbesb ea tie
.t-ss a 81 l>assi= tEsstss eel .sss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
WEATHER BULLETIN.

W.SEISuroS. May Il For Loser
Michigan showers. followed by faif
nds. becoming uorthsest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16
LIVE STOCK MA.,kET.

Srw.YorK August 10. 1SJ3
BEEyEsHeeept,,. e. eSi SSoRing doing. feele lrn
~. anu az 40 ,txc s,dcs steady az Grass prf I, &
cable adyces quote refrigerated De, ;"r in LONDON at
ana American de.sed weight shipments TO-DAY IS 40
- 2e' Sh.ntorc a Son 400 do Tor VI, "o =" sh,nn
H Ud ouarters for n. Morris OH the No vnIcn on
for ). Diilenback ana ~ Inc Paris NIL take GO
.ne .ar'p o., pa.,Insn. Company and 1Of 40 ,r c,n
Sherman: the Majestic $50 quarters ~
p'nl yrsReeepts 2C0 hcad-eil at So ,n " kmd,
., , Market dull. but sradN l"r ,,. niks
Soinnon 70 ii a, 3i,c. Dressed colNc. ", ,oi,r
hSser Citv dressed veals at sal >N and butt.r
country dressed at 7a3i2c dressed
milks at 49, MTeS: Sos l@s r. aVe5azs' d"
ss 90 per 100 n: 2s buttermlk calves i'T !, " go
Ualleibeck s. Hollis Neas i"t 40 20 fed calves.
les Fl e, - 81 LAMBs-ecepts u cars S Or dull
S Seia % good lamb shade r. Is per
STOCK Was dull all sold she. SOFA 20 for common
10 To- choIce Dressed mutton steady at OHoo ''r -"
lambs in fair demand a. GIG s,t virginia lambs. O. =
average az Is 30 per 100 N 23s 90 S2 n al ~ so;
Do Ss h. at - 40; 80 West virginia act % DO SIS ~ at
251 DO 81 NJ at a a. isG ,,se sG4 8. Z a.
-, 81 OHIO 65 n. at - 20 70 no, ~ m at 81
i @s sheep Sc S 81 g. \ - 3: 81
KS SGsln d do r.. & $3.50 do 100 !" -
on;s , JnGa 3. r. al 49, Kentucky 10
q; 90 Kentucky do 81 y =, =. =. o. :,
sheep ioS n az is iS Kentucky lambs 81 s..n 81
40; ISIS State DO, g n a; n o. a. % Is a5
So .os 2slS no. ss lamb. % Nc q
=. wkersG K.at,ske Sheep 100 m at 81 'o
D.ssfs sms 1Oa % Ssn's ss ,a..D car. !.
I0SS-RSceipts, 81 cars OF @''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16
eo1-r1,Epv COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug l5-Co'ton dull mddling "sc;
IL ,oiddlinp l3-1Gc: good ordinary. J2c net anu
rross receipts ~ bales all new crop; Sales "o'
%orfok' Aug. i5-Cotton easy; mddling o-icci
low middling CSC good ordinary. t'.G, ne. ,nI
gross receipts. 70 bales; sales 20 DATES '''' y"
savannah Aug Lection steady m.ad nrt and
Low receIpts 392 bales including l20 bales ne"
cron. sales 80 bales: stock 1886 bales. s td
d,ing nc: middllng. Lice: low mddling l"-ipc
GOOD ordinary. 6i2c; net recelpts io pa,eS; -,
g, tht Continent 434 bales: coastwise. ~, BAG
sales $50 bales stock 4s2SS bales ., ho'a hains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16
REAL ESTATE.
p1-crNFSS AT TIE EXCHANGES.

o.,x mn sale took place the Trinity senlUtsd BY
terday by Clarence L. Davis, tn, the FIe Of an auetoaeeT
INC cou ve.t .dr. an feet north oil Vpr,i,irin f.
d nipf fonrthst lot "5Nl0o for iOOo ie,.i for
"hut,ii ~ ,,, chaser. the property j. h"'''
over $1,000 ,, nt.tbrt, .nffh--t. s,uth
g., ING i.,f ur-t OF I'noNaNc.. iWp.-l"s hn..hnn-
~ 100 wa adjourned sine Die. Also, lion Hats
Ill ~ f.cutI. Nos. 362 10 800, thlt''''
or - of. va- ADJOURNED t. >cii"nifI I-,vuf-ht
III ,u,t,r,nc - the OF No. 80 ii9t H. katz.
~ 49, dr.t .nockcd down on NonuuN +" - 600 t
and af,nfwari rc-od u Judge it1>inm oran.r tn De-
all,a,, .5S oCn on Apnl p. 1851 There j. . ,rrr,.
I''u' -, II OcO IN the purchase aWaiutu ~ VIZ
10 i,e following private sale T. reported - On. NJ their
no ,''ri,,t. contract Brothers sou on the
80 ~ trec-oiy bIoNn,ton" froni -ighJn ant
'o'N .;d. ~ Wet Fnd-aVr between luz ,y, and s
w '',iuth Is. Tnr hou-e. when !, No w. WIZ
iS&53ysO feet. sold for S-13cV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16
p0SrON WOOL MARKET.

,,,or Aue 15-There is a dull market for wool
B0st0n' [,o66estic and foreign supplies. and mo
m 5Tn tor rules in bHyeTs favor ONO is q"S ,@,
ZZ1,tuIio,an \ at 20u2lc. Medium and No wooiS
i MI ~ 25G2Gc I'nwashed combing wool IN MOI
htI. a nn,and at I9n20c for Onequarter ana threr-
e ih,hs Mood Fine deaine selections quiet ~ &c
for Michigan and &c for Ohio TcrrSopy I ,oc faT
anu anu "a Gne medium Pulled wool dull at 5ona'',
Sor good supers. Australian and other foreign WOOL
Hul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16

tsde markets this. In turn is said 10 he dino ., tho
sutng ddvn of production which brings supply and de-
been eeen for long time Philadcfphl reports easier
,oney conditions The chief feature the picsenk st,o
hon appears be that liquidation about over lea Ing
he markets once more on Legitimate basis OF SUNNY aud
s.,and There has been a small lot of busnes' In MIC
iron prices have not varied particularly. The difference
between cash ana Tune saes however is anywhere from
Sle,s are quoted 1913 75dT.I delivered for Eastern steel
nd about soc less for Western. with scarcely anv
mes doing Finished material shows increase in
,snd and tendency exhaustion stocks leads Ia
amSess For old material the inquiry is a ltte better
buvers are picking all low priced lots that como
heir The following quotations current at Phil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Aug 15.-Spring wheat quiet limits
steady Sales IL 600 bush No l Northern spot Sc
& 800 bush No Northern f. 6iSsc; 1900 bush
do. 64isc: 5000 bush do. 6i,4c; closing No hard
spot SPOT c6e: do f. 64c No Northern spot &c
extra red &C: No red old. Gle; No white. CSC
Wisconsin sample white; G6c asked Corn unsettled Ne
demand only for carloads; No yellow. 4Gi2c; No .
veiiow tSisG4Gc: No corn. 45i4c; No corn 44'2H
i5c: No corn. Al4c. store Oats opened weak WIN
sales of No , white at 32laaRAc; later Declined 70
Ssc and ali taken at that price; No mixed duil
$50 closing No Whit 800. a2$c RyemN3 hG iS
winter straights 81 as 80. Rye flour. @a& 10:
Willfeed steady unchanged Canal freights-W neat
was shipped at 4aAn4'sc; boats are pald &C. Cor"'
46c: seed, 47sc to New-York.
Chicago Aug. 1.-THE leading futures ranged a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16
Business Chances.

BNk liRY FOR SALE; doing good busl.
nc-- horse and wagon. Call al :. PRATT,
| ~ IIlll.-t.. NrOOklNn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16
OTHER MARKFTs-BY TELEGRAPH

IVA
Buffalo Aug. observation-disclosures last "a hours.
400 head; total for week thus far 1920 mead: for
time last week. 1O.SO0 head: consigned through.
80 head; TO NewIork. COO head: on sale $50 head.
including those held over market opened strong to
shade frmer closed strong: good steers, 81 .-)ft
s.: mediums. ~ 3O0 81 30; light grades steady. Hogs
Receipts last "a hours. 200 head total for wecl;
ljij0 head: consigned through. 800 head: to New
York. Loo head; on sale, 1850 head: market opened
fully 4Ouj0c higher for light grades: heavy and
mediums dun and slow at unchanged values; closed
dull for heavy; strong for light grades; all sold;
Workers and light, Sc 25u 81 3d. mediums and heavy.
s. COa& %: light mediums. s. s0d$J 90 Sheep ana
lambs Receipts last a hours. 1000 head total fQr
week thus far. 1880 head; for same time last week
1850 head; consigned through. 100 head; to New,
York. LOO head sale. $500 head including held
over stock market opened duh and lower: closed
dull; good lambs s5ll& 30 fair. 81 25pA1j; no
good sheep here; fair s. 25qSi; culls. s2NS2 a.;
Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE Evening journal" re
head market higher prime. 81 Sn&; good to
choice. 81 70; medium. 81 coast 20; Westerns, 3 on
81 TO- Texans. SuS 20; cows. 81 25u$3 10. Hogs
Receipts. 800 head: shipments 5000 head; mar,
ket higher common rough, 81 25HA 20; mixed ana
packers. 81 90n& q; prime heayy; - @on$3 -
butchers. s. 5Ons5 10 light s. 30as6 10. Sheep-Be
ceipts. 1000 head; shipments. Zoo head: market
fancy Western wethers. 81 25qS 80: lambs, S1& .,
East Liberty, Aug. 5.-Catte-Receipts. 22o head
shipments 7i0 head market steady at Yesterday ;
prices No cattle shipped to New-York today
Hogs-Receipts, 1.40O head; shipments 900 head:
market low; best lightweights @H% 10; medium
roughs Sass. Five cars hogs shipped to New
York to-day. Sheep-Receipts. $500 head; snip
ments 5000 head: market demoralized: twenty
loads on sale: prices are lowest OF the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16
0ouutrn Real Wstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Reslde
properties OF ali descriptions for sale and 1"
LEI furnished houses.
Tl-HBS A TAYLOR. Beekman-st.
\ FIRSr-CLAS> seaside property. good
slt,. Tor GUNNER hotel clubhouse or private
residence, a big chance. koSFEN'
HUBER. - Worcn-st.
SAFF INVFSTMENT-E legant loca-
ton. me view. good faciltlc- Tor reaching
y Y IN - minute, lots joNl6O n, 500
10 $1,000. KO~1ENHUBfE. - War
y.ap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16

-, proodwav No 1902: Isaac Nosko"HL anu - 600
''S vo,hrr IN samuel MO-kOwitl :.-.-.,.--,,
rast Sd.st No -; Michael fay and "''' " $1,000
Ieuu Stra-hOure"r
,.r,@Hmieh.~t No ~: David Joh''-o" AID we s 500
- nj to M1reafrt Vance -..-- NIL
wiiiIcti,,i 40 80; Annie fedman to p'''' 81 900
a,,iDt 80 IL OF 2da,c ~ ,ir yinim 1900
" i,ra,l and wif, and another 10 ldS'i S' !nn,on
s-tI..t II . - 100 # r Of llih-aN" 'WiNluVe
- i:o6crt l. BrlLnap and another to "'''"e $1,000
JpW~ky ,.....,',rIt and
sGth.st So 30 l,-, Charles q Enrsi'r't al" $1,000
VIII. 10 Franci- /. MaNer-.-----
5oth'.t : : I'iG It " Of, AvrnHe, a. %'>'vo"' 10000
charles steiner 1T a. 10 jacob \ c'i
oiti.Ht 30 - fett; H,nr S'a''""'Y'r anu % 900
wife 10 Michael Fay and atotn' ---. IA, :,
e7th.,t No ~ East Arthur ''cr''h ana VIE ~ 1880
7Gn- st. Nos 80 and ls7 FAT An,h""' "'.' coo
rrrerpc 70 william Van EcEt eieii th,
s5tn..t 80 4iG East; Frederick LOWS !" 'o'' ei7jo
,1gtlst II : 100 II OF "laVr, @oNiuO ,ni
ham T. Newman an1 wife n Ang ma il'"'" 400
West Tnda,e. 81 Il OF 9't,.t l1''NoO' 90 500
Iohu Quinn ct al 10 Charl' N0itr'p ON
l2iSi.st 30 go Wet; Aonfo Tret' 10 WIZ. Il oO)
Foster. ...-. 49, .....,tao, ava COX
l;7th.st s. 100 u " OF tourt,'hu,-th". ' TO
siGG: Francis !. Mayer aud '""'ner - ooC
Charles Burghardt -----.---. -.-''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16
Citn Real GsIale 60 Get.

no It.r -rsr one or two years. house
,,,r, ,'Tri.n.d 10. 10 East ON. u. di-
Ia room ,Nt,l.ion. Apply OF premises
,.t.f.l,r fu Easement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-16

Caoh quotations were as follows Flour dull Buy
ers and sellers apart; No spring wheae;
s,r;,g wheat ( o b. 60c No red, blHc' No
corn Ar &c: No g. 3SRc No oats 2ltc: 40 a. ~,
e 90! X" barley nominal; No haXseed u w
prime timothy seed, 50 30 mess porh;; p@s 90 *
s. l2s on sra cas 5 iO dry sa,sd
Sa1s boSed1 sGN 25 short clear sides Sboxea2
&c e whiskey distiers' finished goods per ga
e. -. sugars unchanged: oats. No white; H.
go, 2oi -. 10 do do 2sl4d29c; barley, 40 D. -,
9S1t a0r. No 4 no sale. ON the Fro'uce ~ ,,,c
today the butter market was hrih TII ia,
Stc. dairy l6a2Oc Eggs steady; strictly leS"' -"
1910. - , osv an,
MINNEAPOLIS Aug. 15-Wheat opened easy am
tterafe nucuatons II closed dull ana loW'r
Sor rut,lres The spring in the Nor NV .,a,
,,.iorsd ahort what was expected Inc new VIZ.
~ ca,oe i'm was of fair qualtN anu w ~
.han a vnar ago from the same localti.S.
SANE wide difference in opinion eNlsted WIN
49, -, the Weld of the Northwest. some p us 80
a. * 600 bushels. and others az apoEe ~, ,I.
fuebeIs September closed at G'.c AutuSt va ~,
,nn. Dacernber 63s.c Wheat on track cio-,h al
sc for hard; No ! Northern. 5sc' No vi ani
&c THE demand for cash wheat was t0i' "r
1rtoas ycare stronger than futures were i ie ~,
mum on No Northern was auNhl''ru it,, -,
n o tho september futures Supply was iight col
80 ara,,,.eIv About thirty cars were sold 70 pe
shpped from the country AT 5sc Wo az pa th,
%nrtbern were received. one sold al oS'2c anu vi
ootber at 5ec The first wheat last year S,iI
az &c below the price that old wheat WIS S'"
| ing al. ..a,r. coeb
| Toledo Aug. 15-wheat active, steady ann AMI
COS .. September 63ac: December 'Osc '0rh u.'ii'
steadv: No 2 42i-c: No 3. 4li2c: no SC 40, 30 S
oy, 42ac: oats quiet: mixed cash. 21'2c rye noIi
nal. cash 45Isc Clover-seed dull, steady prime
| September 81: October Sc %.
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Bns,uess Chauces.

INTENTION. PRINTERS - 900, worm
- 900 VIII buy N"w1rk. y. -. n'.Ii"h.d
lud mlchlnrfy 81 ~ wear ,>t'" ,'',,-,'
rafi'uisr. uupGFS 10 Bto1d"'y
Room -.
INTENTION. COAL MtR' u W
Ear-ain $40 800 will ny. N"warA' ~; -, 49,
property and business oi : Nn"' ys,r
li-hcd cOalyaid worth rp'p'
HODGES. l56 Broadway. Room -
ATTENTION. BOARDIN'';ho, ~
KEEPERS. $500 Will buy. Ne"aiA,, q, room
furniture. lease aud bushes, nl i-,a,s
house: excellent location. far"'"''
HODGES, l1G broadway, Room AZ
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praender Frederick. aud wife 10 Wihsh :.
King-lend ct al, ilst"'''' Oh ''" sIoi.73o
BRYANT James : 70 Nellie .a snow 500
Barry John. and another t. tn Pc. L' res ' Is 900
uustIn Esther. and another. 70 flA "'""-' III OD
=, dith.,t W OF 3l-aNc. , years -:
carhrsv Annie r. United stale, Ii''1 W. - OoO
80 5doVr n ~ 5th.~t, 3 wear. ..-.....,' -,
I'm gelbarlt Joseph to EniCfan lndu'',H, "a, 1000
:" r,gs Rank n : 7i~t-at Of NNrnh" a. ~
t,.rt.r Frank ". RosamOih Hci'"f N""'''' i 5no
~ " corner West h-t. year 81
fo-endorn Louis } to 'cl" "n. '''o'' ~ $500
RooS Nord TO frg1si rnav1,'' vcsr 1900
pohin-on PHOEBE H. TO II \ Burning et a. II A. 600
satb.st . OF .ith.ave. 3 years ;......,, INV
Stayart Thomas VI, aud wife 20 Mary VI oos..o 900
rdi,m n e5th.st o. 7th-ave, gear. ''o''
Sterling Blsnch q 10 Mare r''''' 900
Vanderbilt Corncliu, 81 al 70 o,,t v.srs 100 900
Va, Ucuren Robert 10 Tile ''nnfdn'r H'N IN Oco
g., Gth-ayc = 81 fOih-.t - truI. ''~
VA, hack Jenkins. aud VII" '" I'"x''r' IN nno
va" W,vrrlv place. " 81 Grechr-st N'sa- N'
,rr,,.irar sarah 10 George Snrah' '''"' a ooo
- n AZ 9daVe. , year. xo.,,or
wcle Jocoh e, al t" NV y N0I'U" 10000
,yoi1vyont Elizabeth j. To francis r'NIpIu' IN
Washingtonst II corner I'"u's'' u''|''"'''
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Jersey City and 10 Forticthst About car for
sale Market weak at IS 50dsG per 100 M tountry
fancy do at 9cc. 7 - "
at So 10 per 100 N . roughs 3s5 H. at S. TO-
A. W. Lamb: "a state hogs $40 n at 80 %: SO do
30 N. at ~ %; D rOughs. $40 n, at s3 Is stag
~ :.
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Citn Real estate for Sale.

NVINttE ",' CORNER. D'4'iabir ~
,..ft.eut. bargain 80 per cent IAN Irihtin
on unffgag. MIGHT cAr hang". = NiAON'
so broadway.
SAVE TINE and MONEY by calling
for fargain, ~ choice West hide hoh-cs'
STENFNS gtl-aye., corner '3d-s'.
3D.ANI store nud tcneneht oh'f
o. 600 rIsh required i1lance can remain a.
: ~ cenf = NIXON. 10 BInaoNh.
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,,sol estate Wanle0.

~wANrrD Jersey n,rn. accessible 10
CT, 10 lease. BIN. NILS i I'''
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