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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
MANY INJURED.
Result of q Collision Between
Trains in Chicago.
Eighteen Persons BADLY Hurt - The
Wrecked Cars Take Fire, and the Inn
prlsoned Passengers Are Res
cued with Great DifficuIty.
TEI.EsCOPED.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE Crete accom-
mediation on the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois road, leaving Dearborn station
at 7:2o o'clock Friday evening. was tel
escoped at Fifty-ffth street by a hi
cago 4 Erie through train to New
York. The accommodation train con-
sisted of three coaches filled with
subur ban residents on their way to
their homes Eighteen people were
severely injured IN the wreck, and
scarcely anyone Of the $50 or more pas
sengers escaped some bruises or minor
injury. To add to the horror of the
scene the center coach of the accomo-
dalton train caught fire from the over
turned stove, while three passengers,
two women and one man, were caught
in the wreckage close to the flames.
and were cut away from their perilous
position by the heroic efforts of their
fellow passengers.
The list of INJURED is as follows:
D. B. Caldwell. both legs broken: Mrs. E. C.
Mathew, internally injured: William b. Smith.
cut over eyes and back injured: Lottie Boyd,
badly bruised and internally injured: F. B.
Mrs. s Moore. left leg and side bruised: Mrs.
r. B. Watkins. head and neck bruised and legs
crushed: r. B. Watkins, seriously hurt: John
Clemenger, head cut and legs bruised Mrs e.
A Mithon, back injured: FredA kitchik, head
bruised: Mrs. S. :. Nau, left foot and back
bruised: j. r. Coffman, cut on head: John Red
mond. private Company d, Seventeenth in
fantry,. of Brooklyn. n. Y, back and legs
bruised and internally injured, may die: L. F.
Truman, left leg broken and back and side in.
jured C. W. Dali. leg broken: Henry Telky,
leg broken: Mrs. McFreed, back hurt: Mrs. NJ.
Eisner, back injured
The accommodation train which had
been delayed was standing on the main
track at Fifty-ffth street when the ex.
press crashed into the rear car at full
speed Three cars of the accommoda
ton train were telescoped and the de.
struction was SO complete that il
seemed little less than a miracle that
scores of people were not killed out
right Scarcely had the MANNED and
bleeding passengers begun to emerge
from the wrecked cars when the debris
took fire from an overturned stove.
Fortunately 4 supply of water was
near at hand and those less seriously
hurt succeeded in extinguishing the
fames,. but not until mum.
Der of the imprisoned passengers
had been badly scorched. Every
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
Gov. Crounse sworn In.

LINCOLN, Neb., Jan 14-The two
houses of the legislature met in joint
session Friday morning to canvass the
vote for state officers, the house con.
ceding the claim of the senate that the
lieutenant governor should preside.
The transcript prepared by the
secretary of state showing the
election of the entire repu blican state
ticket was found correct At the after.
noon session the new officers were
sworn in and the two houses listened
to the message of the retiring governor
Boyd and the inaugural address of
Gov. Crounse.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
Preparing for the National Sa,

Preparing for the National SaenEerfest.
CLEVELAND, O.. Jan. 1.-THE TWEEN
ty-seventh national saengerfest takes
place IN Cleveland during the week of
July 10. 1t is expected that no less
than $50 societies, making a total mum
Der of 1000 voices, will take part in
the concerts. In addition an orchestra
of eco members and the greatest vocal
soloists in the world have been en-
gagged. A temporary hall of iron and
glass will be erected on the northwest
ern part of Monumental square-the
auditorium seating $4,000 people and
the singing platform 1000.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
Awful Loss of Life I'M Japan.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. ia spinning
mill at Osaka, Japan. was burned De.
cember 20. with loss of 125 lives.
Most of the victims were young girls
Two hundred and seventy houses in the
vicinity of the mill caught fire from
sparks and were destroyed. The fire
was caused by the breaking of one of
the belts, which. getting between the
machinery. was ignited by friction and
set fire to oil and waste near by.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19

NEW YORK. Jan. I3.-Frederick Flem-
ing, the 22-year-old son of the late May
Agnes Fleming. the story writer, has
been convicted of manslaughter in the
second degree in Brooklyn for killing
Michael Taylor in a fight in Throop
avenue saloon on July 10. The men
had ouarreled,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
HORSE KILLED, RIDER HURT.

Result Of the FOOlhardiness of Young
Man. Now Languishing in Jail.
OTTAWA. ILL.,. Jan. 14.-While Harry
Hixon. a small boy, was riding horse
across the Covel creek bridge. miles
south of Ottawa. Jacob Ringer. aged 90
years. drove up be hind him and without
warning struck young Hixon's horse
4 Vic ons bloy with bis whip. The
frightened animal, with Hi1oh cling
ing to it, leaped over the wall and
plunged through the thick ice 80 feet
below. The horse was instantly
killed and the boy terribly injured,
but managed to keep above water until
assistance arrived. Ringer whipped
up his horse as soon as the horse and
rider disappeared, but was arrested
and is now in the county Jail
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Jan. I5.-Cpon
canvassing the returns of the election
on November 8 it was shown that the
amendment to the constitution requir-
ing an elector to exhibit poll tax re-
ceipt before he can vote at an election
was adopted.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
Burned to the Grou.d.

GARDNER, Mass, Jan. 13.-Cushing
academy at Ashburnham, noted edu-
cational institution and preparatory
school, was burned to the ground.
Loss on building, $110.O insurance,
$50, 600; on contents, $50. 600; insurance,
$40, 900. The institution has fund OF
500, 900, and new building will be 1T
once erected The DDS students es-
caned without ninrv
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
ON TRIAL FOR POISONING,
Further Evidence introduced In tn,
Homestead Case.

LvIuenC6 InIfO00c6Q N the
Homestead Case.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 1.-THE court
room was too small to hold the crowd
which poured in to hear the proceed
ings in the second day of the. trial of
Hugh Dempsey for completely in
the Homestead poisonings. The
day was almost entirely taken up with
the examination of men who had been
taken i'll while working at Homestead
during the strike and physicians who
attended them. The physicians all ex-
pressed the belief that the men had
been poisoned.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
Cold In Canada,

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. lathe cold
weather in this section is undated in
intensity. At Mattawh Thursday
morning the thermometer registered
80 below zero: at Pembroke, 40 below;
at lronside, 81 below; at Maniwaki. 81
below; at Kazu oagua- 30 below, and At
North Wakefield. "a below.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19

LONDON. Jan. 13.-News has been re.
ceived here that robbers fred temple
at Kan Ii, China, which was filed
with natives who were watching q
theatrical performance, and /, 400 lives
were lost.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
Shot Her HanGls ON.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Jan. I2.-Mrs.
Will Crnm (colored). Il years old, had
both hands shot off at the wrists by her
husband yesterday in quarrel She
will die
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12-The Nation
al Bicycle. of America was
formed in this city yesterday. II is
allied with baseball and its purpose is
to give regular bicycle meetings with
cash prizes.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19

DOVER. KY. Jan. 13.-1he west
bound Maysville accommodation train
collided with freight train here yes
teroay, killing the engineer, fireman
and six passengers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
First Time In Fifteen Years.

day and Friday were the coolest of the
winter, and the citizens of Nashville
were astonished Friday morning by
the unusual sight of frozen river from
bank to bank for the first time in IF
HAAn uAara
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
FOUR LIVES ARE LOST.
Two More People Supposkd to Have Pe
ished in the Hotel Fire.

DULUTH, Mimi. Jan. 16.-Besides E.
c. Preston, brakeman. and H. Beaudo.
baggageman, of the South Shore & At
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19

THERE are 43 candidates for the e. S.
senatorship before the Nebraska legis-
lature.
AT Chicago. the 18th, Miss Irene He'll
brom received a So, 500 verdict against
James Greenabaum for breach of prom
ise
Thomas Rodgers, at Chester, Pa, the
18th, shot and killed his father and
mother because his father told him he
must work for q living.
THE first ice carnival in the history of
Kansas City, Mo-, was held there the
night of the 18th.
The Empire, the organ of the Cana
dian government, announces that the
canal tariff for 1898 puts to an end all
discrimination against the United
States.
SOME 600 striking coal miners Of Cen
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1893-01-19
he WAS A KILLER.
f. G. Allen Kills Bert Van Tassell and
shoots His Wife.

e. c. Allen Kills Bert Van Tassell and
Shoots His Wife.
RICE LAKE, Wis, Jan. 16.-E. c. Al
len. teamster who moved here from
Wonewoc, Wis, shot and killed Bert
Van Tassell and MORALLY wounded his
wife at Mrs. Hunters restaurant in this
city last night. Allen had been drink
ing last night and went to the restau.
rant to pay board bill. He asked Mrs.
Hunter for some tobacco, and while her
back was turned opened fire with his
revolver on Van Tassell. Two shots
took effect, one in the left lung and
one in the forehead. Allen then turned
the weapon on his wife. Three shots
took effect. two in the right arm and
one in the abdomen. He attempted to
shoot her again as she lay on the floor.
but the cartridge missed fire. Van Tas-
sell died almost instantly. Mrs. Aliens
recovery is doubtful
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

NV YeaK. March s.-froUR-Easy and
qnis'. Winter wheat. low grades, $40 20
So; low extra > 10 10 10 ewt.
NHFsr - Dali. steady. Options closed
dull No. rel March. 49, &c MAY. 1ec !;
June. IKE. July. o'-e; August. si1.c.
togS--Strongtr. the advance checking
h,.-sas--. Options CLOSED rtroug. March.
s-ic: April. 521sc; May, 5iisc; June.
81 l.c: July. 5lisc
OA1--Firmer. moderately active; options
strong March. - 'sc; May. aSlc; No. ,.
aa4.-iizc. No. white. Ajc.
I.tRD-Qtiiet. steady western steafn closed
AZ iz-5. city 300. March. 1926; May.
izsss July. 200; september, l.15. Refined
dull. easier.
OoFFEE-Options opened steady. un-
changed 10 10 points down. closing steady,
unchanged to 10 down. March. L. IS; April.
100 10 i7.00 May. 1s.s0 to 1915; June,
as: July. i6.55 Ca l6.s5: September, i6.3a
a. $50. October. l6.f0; December, lao
spst Rio dull steady No. :. lsc.
SreAA-Rs~ quiet. steady refined quiet,
unchanged. A. A.. to 49-l5c; eonfectioners'
A. 10 10 4a.c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
STRICKEN DEAD.
TagsTnosThr sTtTEkEsTs.


y f.ren, <ew York dispatch reads
.I.r.s. d. H.. = hne looking and
nrf.reatls healthy nan, ~as observed 20
si.eeer eslla wa,<ins GA fish Avenue tfis
aftsfa..aa ard ziter taking one or teo m
erft..a ssefs le,l - Ala s.lessik. Nhcn
t..st..l a. - MS lcs3- A physician sx-
a. nrll 81 oosiy and pronounced ssaf fss.esl'e
thr ssr.e ~ death. 4 peculiarly sal isAisre
al te r.s- i hat Ar. IL vas On rs
wa~ IS AlAsre. 70 settle "a the home OF rs
4. -L Re hal pas.ssl the previous Ten
-. "a tas western mining country, and had
60 isrsnns lffot have ary y t1e
SYMPTOMS sven IN lie feiio~tax testie is,is
800 shoai Lose no tine IN seeking relief
Frsm Joha T.. Roberts. SlAilngton, Pa:
al have suffered With ~ P'iai'oa. irrrqss1r
a.. fsiatag sad srloissriss sp<ls, PGis "a
sio. i<rf. sptS. aas crns Ter eier faf's tcars-
fsr f~,,iFe wears have been treated ~ithcut
avail 81 prominent phTsiciaos IA my reigh-
borheod aei ia New York Grow ing cen
s.anfir so-.e. snathersng spells followed one
noother 80 my lie wss often IN danger aai
\ ne.4i..I constant care. Is nv son had been
rsrel ~ IT. Nc Nee Hcaff fars, he sent
ne three bottlssL The trsf dose gave mo
ins.sut relief Before using the last bottle
- completely cured. Although seventy
I've -sars cid / feel tseuiy years younger.
1 claim ny cure 10 - almost = miracle.
Here a a letter from Mrs. John ko,ges,
Of i+gelanl. -: had ben troubled siih
nv fsart ADD stomach for wears, bar fcr *
teen .4onths had been confined - nay bed
4 hai foar II the hest doctors IN she city, but
none u them coaid benefit the weakness ofmy
heart l also bad dropsv aud rheumatism.
4 never took medicine that relieved ne at
co. - ~ Mlss Nc Hart tilrs does.
nra much stronger. My appetite is splendid.
1 e.ip strength With every dose have
gained more in SIR weeks from your treat
ment than in sixteen months from ali The
Doctors
= Dr. Nfe' VIZ Ore ~ ~ Hart Is sold
on a positive guarantee by all druggists.
l. I. ss,,. sferfs.>. c.7rseili>. ard dora cure"
Dr. Niles Medical 10, Elkhart. Ind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

CnIctGo. March s.--The general tone Of
the grain markets ~a- firm and al proeiS-
fan- weak. Tie weakness Wa greatest Ia
the 1uly delivery. Tie market ruled fgiaeF
tuward tho sG4 after Overcoming weak
spell abeat midway II the session. closing
unchanged Tor May and "a lower for July.
Closing
wnrtg-M March. -3ssc: May, 7s7se; July,
-.
coaS March. ii7-e; April. sake; May,
HAc; Jsls. s5i.e.
OsI-- May, xsNc; June. Sixc; July,
Atc. ~sspiefats~. .9t-c.
PosK March. <iTa5; May. sis.25 /;
Juis. sle.2s. ~s,pteullfr. $50.
l4Ao-March. SET Nav, sl2.s2S4 ;
J1iy. Sll-5-ts September. sii.45.
Sih-- March, sio.-is; May, sio.25is
lsi}y SlefH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Both tie na<thod and results whas
syrap Il fiss . takes l. Is pleasant
aad refresking "a tie taste. aad IA 10
seafly ret promptly en tne Kidneys.
liver aaa Bosels. elsaEses the sys-
t<m sfscru.lly, dispeis colds. head
srk<. and fsvers sad cures nAbstual
constipation. syrup Of Figs Is tia
oniy remsdy OF its kina evsf pro-
alesd. pleasing u the taste and az
septsbls 10 the stomach, prompt ia
lss action AID truly beneficial IN lts
eaects. prepared Gully from the cost
healthy ana axreeakle substances, ne
many excellent qualities commend II
10 al and have made i The Inost
popular r3medy kno~n-
syrup ef Figs IS soI sale Ia occ
AID 81 bottles by AL leading drug
gistA Anv reliable druggist who
nav not have Il on hand Will pro-
cure il promptly for any ono VITO
wishes 10 Try IL DO not ScsePt Ary
substitute.
CALIFORNIA TIc Syrup CO.
Sss s<zscssCo. Ca.
k..--s---&- -. 49, f~a& -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
MONEY TOOK A DROP
/. Was Freely Offered at From
Three 70 Ere Per Cent
IT BRAcED UP The MARKET
Industrial. ana the Railroad stocks
Recovered Their fsos~s. Of the
Past Two DAYS.

NV Yoxk. March s.-Mones on eall
has feen irreguiar. ranging fFoH - =
iass ioan ar 3. and eiossng offered az =
Sterling exchange j. hriner. With
actual business ii bankers bills az
81s4t. 10 q ~. for sixty day bills aud
~ =, q slss fos demanl Commercial
calls. q 1ik - si.so.
t,osernment bonds have been STEADY
The stock market loakeI up az a
lively rate when money became hrmer.
and sndastrisls and Reading made good
their lnsses u tie last two days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

STINCs-Thurslay morning ~ o'clock.
a. the rtzidefce ~ Jehn shtsuE. ais ta.ss
street. Heury o-ting. n4e 3 ycar-, - IN.
Narration II the brain. Funeral N tho
tou-e Friday ~ O'Clock and ~ ? o'cioel
ns spring street church.
JoIDER>NA- Nareh = Eleloina folders
man. az her home ~ West Leonard
street Fsnerul from TIE n'siaencc ~ ?
L. rn taaay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Oue ~ the hest tnoan = Grand Rap.
lie druggists. while doing MP package
r dives. SAID. Il always Ike e eel dia-
rinnd DIVES. FOR | know they vii GIVE
satisfaction. II their simple directions
ar followed They come N about forty
eolors. and you see carry fuli aseori
meuf % my customers All have moth.
isg else q the aay - ,iseNsnffs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

The following y q list If the marriage
licenses issued since last Publication. with
tho nantes residences when cat II tho city
and ages 81 the parties: Age.
Csarles 7. Nocgic and Susan Z. Hud-
son 25-2O
Fimor r Lewis Walker and Barbara
Gruenhauer. ................ $3.50. z7-la
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

txnls ~rtzk ANS. Chicago. March -
Catt.e- Reo.ipsz. fSetv steady common -
SID h 81 -
Hoss- Receipts. 2uno; weak; Is % nc
l0~sr. heavy s. 20 fo $500: mixed and me
Jlsn. g. "a t. s. rs; light s. - "a So
-hecp-hectsrfs. 500. market easy
poor 10 extra. $40 20 $40; lambs, $40
=. 4. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

foxDo~. Narcn s.-The grain markets
opened this aiorning quiet. ~ Liverpool.
wheat and es.fn Vas lHist bat steady. taii
fornla wheat cargoes - loNer. on coast -
~ - - III f.sariy clue. - ~ and Tor ship
snrAt- ~ 81. Floating cafgoe- Of wheat
ailicf "a heat aud corn On passage very
1a.et Al Marx Lane wheat was siow and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
MICHIGAN CENTRAU

slsiI1. All Others finilr rSrrIi ~feirt.
Taiifa elect h0ternisr ~ 4 -
siers.lnr s-rt -. ra~lar nnd atienfi~ ~
f.rt@pts - sni fftra Detroit. ffrirsr rstf rtr
- ffnf-ss ieessnr Grand far a. 81 e D. rs
ltesfne Ilesftff ~ fef ri tfrifirr ~ ffata
Ehs,idt ~ 800 !. ~ Direct tenrsf ilf.nt iee.'e
e. l,sfreii v't sit fif,uzh ~ irt ffsf oee' -
hichif1t Central reEfsad a arad- -osfh etn
oirtt,srt
FsFr y FriDes fser At frnrnf -
& n. Hfanl - ~. Il A ! t-htreru
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

CaEEss--t al cgeafa, a. setA,
CA>Nkf, fss-.fts a oril. - ia "a Ter dVx.
t.nssfssss. 81 ase !. "A per doz.
Cosfssss ksSs-tsa hs,l. --sf-e,ei Mari
eaih.. a1t1,c Jafa, stt@ic, do<ha an3
lafa skstsse
f.As.o- 1 eHpaena tierces. si0s3s eoin-
ts,slna. ~ pound tiae. Hes pqse fierctr.
st3.1s 81 fussnd sia<. i4c ksttis rendSfe,l.
tlesets Sts-5. "a foar8 tlu> liesr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

ia. created sensation suiang physicians
~ So wouslerfai Effects ~ speedily curing
every form - Piles II j. called siss
psranld Pile Care Il i cheap and sra.
re e. use. Isl. nothing removes he
disease 50 quickly. safely spd surely.
Any druggist viii gei i - yol.
Be.ebasn -GP8- viii saee doctors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
GRkhDRAPIDSNATIONALBAhk
GRAND RArlDs. MICH.
Capital and Surplus 100000

EDWIN Y. lHf. Presideslt.
fKEfSkN tioDFKll hicr Fresi3ent.
FRANK ~ DAVIS. asher.
JeaiN l.. BKN5AxIs. Asst Cashier
THIS hank does a general banking b1slnsss
and respectfully solieits Tie accounts ~ fnci.
yiduals. banks aud corporations generally
Interest allowed on time certificates q utfes>lt
Travellers for any part - the world nls3 perfect
money arrangement at this hank.
DIKLcfuES.
Edwin +. Uhl. Freeman ffodfrer.
knts- Putnam. Daniel n ~ afrrs.
Joseph Honsemar. Melvin !. CLARK.
Oecrse III Long. Nm. q. Hfffoishriner.
Charles. :. HAzritine. Charles SheJ,art
John l.. Peck. SiiAs I. Oolfrcy,
SAMUEL Sears.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND HAffps. MICS.
CAPITAL $780, 900

\ Z
Gro. W Gar. VICE President.
Va. VI. ANtsEkzoN. Cashier
JNe. A. sEfNnrE. Assi. Cashier.
Transacfs = general banking bastne>s Ia
tgrtst paid 90 tlnse deposits. -, special ar
raneeBent With Nessrs. hnaufh. Nheiind and
haiin q Ne~ Aork letters - erssiif cement in
al foreign countries. issued direct upen fie
saosi favorable conditions. and drafts drawn ~
all foreign cliles ~ lowest rates
D1EEcIoT<
Wfn " Andersen, WA. S@ar~.
Christian Bcrtscf, tss-s. y. Johnson.
A. D. Rnuaa - 81. ifnion.
A. 10 hathione. q. ". Gay.
D. A. ifiodzrett.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Dr7Rorr. Mich. March s.--Wheat-So
rid. cash. 7ls.c; May, Axe; July, 75;4c;
No I white. cash. 1i3c.
Corn-No. >. cash. 42c.
Oats-No. white. cash. sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09
LOCAL MARKETS,

LOCAL MARKETS.
Trade was dull yesterday with steady
quotations. Veal Is weak and il dropped
half cent yesterday. Lemons are
steady with prospects ~ higher prices.
Sauashes are very scarce. A speedy
advance is looked for in rice. as the
Louisiana crop has been accumulated
by pool ~ rice millers in New
Orleans. Local dealers think the
natural outcome will be an advance:
Farm Produce.
Quotations - farmers
Rsrr1xR-22c fcr pound.
Zoos lee pr dor.
ps4rAroKs-ts5si 7tc Per bn.
BeAx--Hand-picked So per hu-
Hoxxy- Fancy white, lec Ter pound.
IrrrrrK-Hot hou-e. &c per pound.
I'AnsfFg--2.s, Per doz.
1rkStps-zsssi.ss a, pr bu.
EfrABsaAs--szAf - per ou.
tAHao1-Offoe per bu.
Bfzrs-ss,c pr ta4.
laRs~srz- -'-sl-ss fcr IN.
CtuaAoK-l1fsta I 90 pr bu.
CsiKnF-esta-7ks PFC dor.
VTarrkaf.g di1srEns -. per bunch.
pfEpttxF-i0c Ier rcafid
Raplsilks-ilot house. S455c Per doz.
Af4fFs- sfvsfi per IA.
OxiexS- sl.tl PER hn.
Poultry.
i've Turkeys. ItFite. dreSerti. i591-c.
Ifse ehetsr- and re'~tor-. ieaiici
- fawls. iosiie, dr. .-sd. Hats.
live ais rc1ssfrs sss - dressed 7lf-c.
Lee dasks. ioftiae dressed. las lao
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Wheat. &C eoria. *; cats, ssc; rye, a.;
barley, 81 10.
Fksar-laly White. 81 70; patent. $40;
buck v htAt. So.
NH >sasfs- Middiins-. SIS; bran, si7;
ss.resning=. Si5.
nroand feed-per ton, sie.So; corn meal.
per ton. $500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

Washed. medium. 1ief21c.
Mashed tine, .-t13Sc.
Jnwst-he<i. medium. ia.aac.
Jilwa~hed. tine. Ia i'sc.
Hide and ratlow.
Cured hides Ne. I. s.: No. ,, -.
Green hides. No. l. Siec. No. :. -
Heavy steer-. cured over "a pounds, 5i{c.
Calf green. No. l. - No. :. =.
esii. CURED. M. /. Is NJ. :, Sac.
D,Arou-. - a. 3J-;.
1ailoW-
Rough. = pr pound.
Rendered. 5 a. ~ Ter pound
Sl.ep Ielts. 75c % $50.
Hay and Mood.
TNorHS- sii.nNa Zoo per ton.
tLovFn-S inco per ton.
MIxEp-s i00se II 10 I.sr ton.
SraAw-s5.nAaeD pr ton.
Noof,-i IL tn. beech and maple dry, se.e5
per cord green. $50 Icr cord.
building Materials.
+ Wire naiI- rate. sl.ee.
Glass. discount. T5c.
Building paper. pr roll. sl-o0tf5.eo-
Water proof PAPER. psf roll, sl.eu
i lfNpER--kefail riecc stun:
No. | hetnlock. up 10 and including l6
feet lengths. sl2co: add si.oo per 100 feet
/ for every additional two feet.
No. hemlock up 10 and including i6
feet. so; every additional two feet. si.Oo.
NJ. pine. si4oo rer 90 feet add 5000
for every additional Two feet over 10 feet
shipping cuils, Sl3.
Mill cul!-. Sll.
No. iooring. white pine. so.
No. > flooring. white pine, SIS.
No. 3 fiooring white pine, Slo.
M. maple. So.
No. / ceiling, <. So.
No. = ceiling, - sl-.
No. / ceiling. 50.
No. ceiling. Is. Sl6.
NJ. siding. IN, 81.
No. siding. s-in si5.
No. German siding. 50.
No. German siding. SIS
No. 3 German Siding. SIS.
Finishing material
No. I common boards. 81
No common boards. SIS.
No : common boards, SD.
~ in. finishing. So.
SnISGrK-->tar \ star, 10 inches clear. 5
per thousand.
No ?. i've inches clear butt, s2.25 Pc
thousand.
Sound butt. 81 - per thousand.
Gull shingles. 81 per thousand.
l.AIH--No white pine. $50.
No. white pine. s..i5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-09

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for Mptke.ros.. u. = m y 4 En- tNrm
Ff,sa Aesk s.rou A.. -talsie m sstrn. tfEa
~afid1y trala .t4tes fof 1skesrtir. 3 u ! -.
Agfltes ffela haskeron a. = az