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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
New York Produce

NV YosK. June s.-Flors-Duli. weaker:
winter wheat. low grades. G-oosa2sS per
Cwt
wHxAr- Lever. heavy; No. red close.i {:
June. lie; July. 72ssc: August. rsc; Sep
tcf3her. soc; October, .Jsc; December,
e'.c.
CoRS-Weaker. fairly active. Closing
June. tos.c; July. &C; August, Gs.c sep
temh-r. CSC.
OArs-i.oser and weak. Spot prices; No.
2. see. No. white. iar.
lAHD-Duli. lower: western steam closed
a. sln--b; city. Ss.25as.5o.
PoEs-Quirt, easy; old mess. $n-2S I;
n.x b.. $50.
CHEEss-ouiet, weaker; state nsw large.
white. -fGac-
Corrxx Options opened steady 10 to ~
points up; CLOSED barely sscaay. unchanged
"a - up; July. 81. 80 1850, August, N5.65sst
IL 20; september. $ia5nais.so; October.
SIS &ss Is. 50: December. si5-ssai5.*o. spot
kio firm. quiet.
~UaAR--Rsw. firm. quiet. Fair refining,
3s.es e-utsifussls. 10 deg t-st. &i4tsssc; re-
lined hfiner. fssrly nctivs: No. .. 4 lletf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
is FAR FROM STEADY
Wall Street Has Another Erat,c
Day Of il
NOT INFLUENCED BY CHICAGO
The nravv We've the Oaiy Ones Who
Brouxhs Any Particular s-iiins
Pressure os the Market
NOT INFLUENCED BY CHICAGO

Ssx Yoag. June Money on call
has been easy. ranging from , TO ) per
cent: last loan at "a per cent, aud elos-
in offered at "a per cent
fostei rates. ts-s7sut9ois
Government bonds easier.
While The movements in the stock
market we're erTatlc again tosiay there
~as ON the whole a sfesdisr feeling. and
iinal quotations. generally show net
gains. Notwithstanding the numerous
failures reported from Chicago and the
strained financial conditions ~ the vest,
there Was no particular pressure To sell
here except from bear sources
The general list opened higher IN sym
pathy with an advance in quotations at
London. In. lowest wer~ generally touehsd
hefor.. | cioex. foilo~inI which raliy at
Ia ,he general list. Closing price- In ma.
,nrtty of instances ~rre <tai<c above sat
uriay- anal figures. The Sale were only
isrtes. 1T which l3.os3 were unlisted. The
market closed firm in tone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

We do not intend 10 indorse any except
articles 81 genuine merit. we therefore
take pleasure IN recommending ~ suT,
ers from TILES In any form. a prompt s.sl
permanent cure. The following letter
speak for themselves:
Mrs Mary q. Tyler. of Herpner. Orr
writes. One Pkg. Of Pyrssnid Pie Ours
entirely cured rae Of piles from with
have suffered Tor years. and ] have never
hal the slizh'esi rrturp - them since.
Mr. r. q Brien. Rock Rlufs. Neh.
says. The pkg. Il Pyramid Pile Cure
entirely removed every tracf II ifshiaz
piles I osnnss thank yeu enough for IL
The Pyramid Pie Care j. a new eer
tain p.iales. ,-ure for every form - piles
IL = safe. sure and chesp. Any aruCsisk
eisl gst il Tor ron Il yos ash his
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

There IS No Pk,ee IKE hosss
when Psaykix< is used in Il.
There is no place about home
where Psaylias can't be used
Rsarlsn< takes the hard work
and drudgery out Of -keeping
a home clean 1t is next To
having the washing and Clean
ing done Tor you. and well done
AZ that. :
IL washes everything thar
car be washed. ltclcans paint.
marble. carpets. hangings--in
fact everything cleanable. Ii
is luxury in the bath. 1t is
emphatically without harm to
person or things. With Psayk
ise you have rest: il rests with
YOU TO have S3,hFe
b..arc "a lr-sit4tiocz - JAsGr PYLE. Mt.
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MARKETS,


Mp~p,s. June ..-The wheat market
continues dull and unsettled. the prices
sull ruling downward. Consequently
sery little IL offered for sale. holders. in
moat cas-s. prcfcring t. take the chances
Tor a higher price being paid in the near
future than submit b. quoted prices ~
today. The condition ~ tho money
market and the apparently improved
condition IL the growing crop, as we'll
as the unloading % vast amounts IL the
cereal hong held by the farmers through
ont the country are. no doubt. the prin-
cipal CAUSES for the state ~ the market
today The price fell 90 c. cents last
Saturday. and today Monday further
decline took place. the quotation now
heinz - cents Oats have also declined
10 =, cents Other grains remain as
previously quoted. The sugar marke,
ha- aIao taken downward move. all
the grades sharing alike. 80 reduction
- 9 cents per 700 pounds. Fun cream
rhs..se - more plentiful AZ i0inlli,c
pcr round Butter and eggs are quite
plentiful AZ former prices. Strawberries
are held a, lno0teS for thirty tvo
ausrt cases There ara DO changes in
other farm produce excepting aspsrs-
v,.@. Which j. quoted At SAD cents per
DOZEN punches Meats and al <inds ~
fan and fowls are in moderate supply At
steady prices w reaction in tanned
heather AMI green hides has taken place
- late. but eight reduction - liseiy IN
scos follow. Below are the latest quota
ticns.
Farm prpfuco
Nsrrs Ss-s.R-AffN. Ter pound
Marrs ~rarr-se-f 81 - per gallon.
Btrrsa isc p@r pound.
r,as--ias rsr AoreD.
Tur4ros4-sR' Per bss~hel
RrtS.-H Hard picked. 9 = p.sr 'is1-l,si.
Hexyr-F Fancy vhise. - psr pound.
rrrrcr-Hcsd. irr; bott'on-es inc p~r
psesna
Ess4s $50 r-ss dossn.
Nsasrsars Dv~rxs~-5 10 v~r dozen.
Sftskes sii-' rer t-s~hsl for nee.
flsrfsSr a. peT fe1ni
Rsnt<us- -sf.n psr dozen hslfirhcS
ssrf So q osNfi - r~r nsl-hci
o~IoSs SID psr bash-l gre~n, s'ai0r
prr dozen htfnC tf~
Hoa-sssr1ss Grated 7aasAr - ssisor.
WsFEs GssS- - psy dnssu.
bsxns1 al~~.- ser rer hsusHei
ksr.ssof---fsfs>. F~r doz~u huneheS
Nt~HEss..ss- gsf raiaa
Nr~r-ss. go soEsa bsB.-h.s
tc9<tfFs o. 90 hiz<hs4
tfxsss~ Nsu '-nes-, 81 ~ tsf-hsL
rssIsrs
1--we taEsey~ - To- tor yosns y.sr- Cor Oil
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

r~iox Srosx YAKp-. Chicago. June B.
Cattle - Receipts. 15.uO; market weak I;
lnds5 lower; common to extra steers.
81 1a5.p; rtccker- and feeders, $500
Az: COWS and heifers 81 .Jkdi5D.
Hog--Rec-ipfs. 22.Wp; market weak. 40
- lower; heavy. s.4h1s..5; mixed and
medium. 81 1905 ~: light. S,i.Jsd6.sn.
sheep Receipts. 1900; market weak !;
ssss2-r lower: poor Ia choice. <i-Joa5.2 !;
ia4uts-. "a ,ssre.i5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06


IfGreenly would put do wn
the price 81 horses low
enough: il Belknap. Baker
Il Co. would chip in a Ian.
deau aud blanket or two;
and Berry Mills would
furnish necessary orna
mental clothing for a
driver: then about all the
clerks In our office would
have teams To come from
their homes Ia work and
return. and their wives
would probably come
down with them. At least.
this 10 about the kind II
argument that Kate Field
is using in the papers with
regard To filling up the
Fair and | don't mind
giving you a pointer she
is getting paid a hig price
for the space shc ~ filling
with stuff 81 this kind 10
a leading Chicago Jour
nal. just like Henry
Watterson carried away
from here recently two
hundred dollars for teach
ing us for an hour and
half the misery that
comes from being rich.
She thinks that. II the
railroads would 60 into
an insolvency rs far AZ
their passenger business
is concerned. II would help
the Fair. but she has not
stated how the emplo, es
ot the railroads would get
Ia see the Fair. when the
business would be carried
J on nj such rates that there
would be no salaries and
there are about "a million
of these people working
for railroads. aud imme-
diately dependent upon
them according tn the
census three la five mil
lions others. and depend.
ent upon these stores
such az Springs. Voight.
IIerpolsheimer n Co. and
Mohls cigar staud. IL
takes 10 pay the salaries
81 the railroad employees
four hundred and fifty
millions ~ dollars every
year. We don't think IL
will help the fair To ruin
the railroads any more
than the failures IL tho
banks are helping money
affairs. To be- prosperous.
all - va: we must all he
prosperous. The Fair IL
all right the time IL
coming for crowds Ia take
holidays. and already
crowds are on their way.
IL il has been merely n
matter 81 railway fare.
how IL II that the Chicago
PEOPLE have not made
their visits yety Their
fare il IN cents the round
trip and never will he
lower yet few citizens %
that big town have helpe~l
than outsiders. The Fair
il all right Don't waste
any time Gu the protesta
iions 81 these pessimis,s.
but get your little round
trip ticket and get over
there in good shape on
the White City Flyer.
which leaves via the West
Michigan at IFS every
morning and stops at the
Midway Plaisance-
Gro. DrHsvfS. q L. Agf-
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orlt. /. pin-r.nr-.

Hushand-f thank will run over ~
Chicago For . week during the fair.
Wif>-Thsn think viii 90 with you.
What is fair for one IL fair for two.
Hushand--No. my dear what Is fsrs
for eoe IL far from being fare Tor swo.--
New York Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

mo. dr. exclaimed the determined
old lady from Upthecreek. putting her
pure hack into her pocket. Il just won't
paw Is cents for two doughnuts and .
emp Of coffe-. Cyrus. hunt mp that Fish
eries buildin and $50 II yon can't get
Tribune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

IoxuoN. June 5.--The grain markets
Opened thu. morning quiet. At Liverpool
sheat l. in very light demand; corn firm.
isst not active. Wheat ou passage quiet.
Corn auies s,ut steady. The Srench mar.
Let. were quiet The weather in tn. United
htrg.lorn ~a~ -hswefy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

The large hospitality which Chics~o
r--ia-uts are plsnnin< srosss- = e,-disl
s-lnsrstien One ~osnsn Who lives IN
shs cutskir-s q sh- city and has i~zs
lawn - well ~ tix hoose. avs We
have ~rcur~d . nesns sx sf teats, winch
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
q wiz e~ltnr

She Have you ben e. ,he besuty
shovf
he Cooking st hsrf-No. That's why
] came To- call.
Tn. cards arr out. Cn;csgo NswS
a~cord.
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Detroit Gram.

DxrRorr. Mich. June 5.-whcat--No. ?
red. cash. osl &c: July. c7Ae; August, osssc (;
No white cash. 10 sc bid.
toru-No. :. cash. fc.
Oat.-No. .whi,. cash. Size.
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There Is q horse In Florida that bel
comes wildly excited and unInanagsable
whenever any one approaches hun hsv-
Ing q breath that smells Of whisky.
The die.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use the Califor
MIA liquid laxative. Syrupof Figs. under
all conditions. makes it their favorite
remedy. To get the true and genuine
article. look for the name II the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup company. printed near
the bottom ii the package.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Royal Rusy- Rye Whisky il free
from al fof~icn favor and adulierants:
naturally ripeued aud matured by
eleven years storage IN wood. II ~ "A
Eys a. - a Rye. and c,rsts no more
than infessor brands. Try IL and you
wiii never be satisfied g. "a. any other.
A pure Old whisky is always free from
fuasi cal. which y poison. anil should
not d. taken into the system Age
eliminates u from the sssrrt - oxida
ton. and q - cnuvertei into fragrant
sthef-. xhich give the tuuIgct 10
whisky.
Waer ycu want d, whis'yy Or medicinal
us- you ssnt IL pure Royal Ruby
Re - FsaTsnts--l Iasre IN every par.
i,ruiar srd rec,anl -nsuied &c The in
Tssal sra tfe copsaierrenG Bottled al
d,sliiery 81 per quart hottie.
HOi az VINE. CO. CHc Aso For
sale by SCribnes S Al0worta. drugs istsl
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- gsVs1ss ~ pisrh - - lsua - 80
vsds 9th eoss and cosvsnaascsk Hesw
veil qsArssg the Nan wh~n our sooss
Svsrdowe - - szpsct is vii u1us q
sho tina -Exchnnxo.
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Buy Dullam's Great German . cent
Cough Cure 1T Scribncr b AldworthA
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Johnny-Papa, Whist Il . bigamistf
PapA-A bigamist, Johnny, 10 . man
Who loves not wisely. but two WE'LL
Texas Siftinga
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Judge-Hsvs you any remarks TO offer
that may lsad 70 . mitigation of Jour
SENTENCED
Prisoner-YeA ! viii thank you 10
have sofa pus In my cell. -Seifenblasen.
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Detroit, Lansing & northern

To pITnsir
Nv. Grand Rapid. slaam siGpw Fsn-
-. Dctfssit III q ana = - = y A. y A -
IEna uffHoI4
w iFfpai .... e. sfn = q 4 ~ term
n Trans ksTi1s.f. 6 pm 's.8t r. faalp m
rtsf~aa. Afsk s<D II isrls
Lv- Grand Rartds man sasnm
N. Grand helids. "A s1au a. = "a
LosEf.i.. VA LossIl q HAsssses -
~. Grand karsds siesm IgPn tenn
At irssm isY~ ell - y :. ~ So 8 n
aNrtnon Can eraVsct
faFicr csrS on all ffsns hfssfn Grend faf
10 eru Detroit fariof car 10 Safisas 80
fnufrtrf tain
'tseIy dsf. Other iraius vel dsss snfy
oE"ses iKHstES. tira. raqtr A1ei.t
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l. = eDpi method - follow ia hafiuc
aesi'cine ss SCI a. snything s'se BY
tie universal Satisfaction II hes gwen
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Buy Dullams Great German Is cent
Liver Pills. forty in each package. ut
Scribner 4 Aldworth'A 73 Monroe street
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Stockholders Meeting.

Thr r~ruisr anrral ssr~s ~ - sfse stsss t>.if
- ffss ttretf ssFstit tA1ff fsE-fssaf 9fH
- heia - ~. rsafrI.e1s fIffsrs ~, - sr4i
.irs~s 1tfsrd Esnf.is srAtssa ~ . - dr. ~
thf flfern~~n 80 J-eeftss jose ~ A fgr
- me ~srrsics - s-ffrsrt $40 - -
= surk hssssss~-s RAY iswIulsy ecw~ fs-ff~r
shs freafftQ
tssrs~ai 81 fUsoTE
s~r<rtsfy
Tss~a Iass faos isrseis
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Ssu~GI Star 4 Star. 10 inches. clear,
g. pr thousand
No. ?. i've inches clear butt. sA25 per
Thousand.
sound butt. 81 Is Tcs shou-nnd.
Gull shingles. 81 per thonsaud.
l1ih. N". ; ~hit~ pine. ...-............ kBos
Lath, Ne. white pine ............... 2s0
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Cough Cure 1T Scribner 4 Aidworth'A
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| AXE SHORE s.
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
In iaeci Nay . isft

TIE Islf shs-r n. lp-elafai AZ ~..rr-..tis.r
viii thr fsie J. end j. D. D. r. term. the
onirsesi rs nsssi firset sruie g. fiftst,ife
A Sssfs a. ~ A sl~ssfsnd ~
4. :. hpekes. tfif frss ae~uf
Jssss ssfrgit, t'ftf ftrtes Arrrf
ho = Nsnr<< >f-sis
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Grpccries and Provisions W holcsaI
Prices.

tHEEsE--fuli cream, 10 tmllt1c.
CANNED tsoopS-t oru. 81 MA 80 per doe
tonatoes. 3. 254fl 30 per doz.
toFfEs- Roasted; Rio. 2od2sc; Mari
caibo. .6,d3Sc; lava. 5ha,ac; Mocha and
lava. .ssa.ac; packages. 81, 20 per case.
LAID Conpound. tiercs>. size; com
pound. 30 pound tins size; pure. tierees.
lie IA pound tins, ~ a., kettle rendered.
lierces, lie; 20 pound tins. i3sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

The youth Of 50 summers was talking
- tho girl of 20 about his teeth.
ssJust think of It,. he said I'm cut
ding wisdom tooth In my upper jaw
'Peopls dunr have wisdom teeth In
ths upper jaw" she contended.
''But I'm cutting one. I" he insisted
"Pshaw." she said. ~ women argue.
'sthst isn't wisdom tooth; that's just IN
ordinary intelligence TOOTH" And the
young man refused 10 continue the dis.
euasicu. -Dotruit Frue Prces
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Liver Pills forty in each package. at
Scribner 4 Aldworth's. 73Monroc street
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sbef, AZ offfess a. is src-ff savdsf
"a fuE q - hpf fHg
Sr~j,ina cars 81 fsritir Hne AfinHff- esf-rresss
~ sd lss~s ftetrsif aflst rars fefI "a fraiss
l~sssnx tfran4 tsgaets - . q SD les<tne
itrf rfIf ~ a srfffi nF 81 ttrsf.a ksf.tie -
r. fstrsrf rfsrr-Ff1fsrt r,leis - it~f-s.so
vsh al t4fe.ssst trnins fa1f tfsf N~htrns
-usrrl ss,ifsssc a sf.ssin ~sath~<r sftssssfnl
aIsos ~ j sr.ss As~ft
Z fsirF nse-rses s<tafsrsa
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snd b, the snasy reasrlEbls rurss L
hss scosaplsshed nulisnN 0rssa (;ss.
man Blood. LAYER. Stomz<& and Kidney
Cure has proven It<elf Unequaie<l fur
building up and cleansing year systcm
and for al disAxsss srssiss frosn impure
hle.-i 10 not exI~sin~nt vilh m M
heard ~ - untfisd artss'ks which you
are todd - - gosd. hus tr sur and get
Duiismk All druggssts krsp II. Far
sale at Scrshnef a Aictwasths drug
store. No. - Monroe street
For neuralgia. rheumatism. head and
tooth ache and all pains uss Duiian >
great German hniment 81 Seribner 4
Aid~uth's. No Is Monro~s street
The greatest worm DESTROYER ca earth
h Duilam's Great German Worm l@sz
enges. cal, - oents per box. For sAis
II scr.bnes A Ahwofih's drug store
Buy Duilam's Great German - o-nt
Cough Cure al ID. &. Scfibses 4 Aid
worth's. 81 Monroe street
Buy Dullam's Great German Il cent
Liver Pills. forty ia each package. II
Scribner 4 Aldworth's. Is Monroe street
Buy Dullam's Great German Is cent
Liver Pills forty in each package. At
Scribner a Aldworth's. 53Monroc street
Buy Duilam's Great German - cent
Cough Cure 1t Scribner 4 Aidworth'A
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Rutta,sssln's sacred eIsrA euntar~i
-Aos..' q which The composss has
bsun Of wusk sincs 1851. he's juss bsex.
pas % The stage - Brunn. NosaviA
Ths oFess u . ssriss ~ cixht scts. tho
xssncntssassou u which occupies two
svuniA&A Tks most interesting part IT
She vssk frum . thsstrici I-sns os
view h the sreas d~,icsing the historic
events On Meant Sinai
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Liver Pills. forty ia each package. II
Scribner 4 Aldworth's. - Monroe street
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At recent party At Bisrrits Nigel
B-llAins. son u the Drtash consul there.
electrified ths assssnbiy by dancing. aud
most gracefully too. u skirt dance. ~
pAreled In tbs rsgulaf,n masses II tiimy
Esnss and lace Ir<ticoAtA He looked
hks m ordinary ann and good looking
young girl sad IVES recalled again and
again By tho dshghted sudiencs.-Chi-
cago Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

building Materials.

building Materials.
Nirc nails. rate, Si.75,s i.s0
Glass. discount. s5c.
Waterproof paper, Siig5.
Waterproof paper. per roll. 81.
Ia-uBUs Retail piece stuff,
No l heulock. up aud including IL feet
lengths. sl2: add 81 per .0pD feet for every
additional two feet.
No. : hemlock. up To and including i6 feet,
$40: every additional two feet 81.
Common Norway or pine joist and scant-
liHg. under L. inches. $40; per Loo feet;
~ inch. $3.50 FER Loo feet; add 81 for
every additional two feet over IL feet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Live ehsekeAs and rs-~sers. - i0e dss>>-d
t8.stft
liz. foslz. "a ltlc; srss.ea. i34iz.
Live I'D fs<s<isFs. axac, dss~>.sl. fesac.
sprinx esloxs. - ~ 5 E.sazaas sach. Ia
il.
live xee~e. Ilsai3cs dressed. i3lize-
stsiax ehsekeas. W : ns eS1.A. 81;
~ - Ne each. as13ac.
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Cough Cure at ID. G.. Ssfibses 4 Aid
worth's. 81 Monroe street.
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Wheat. s2ei corn, sic; oats. &c; rye. a.;
harley. 81 10.
Flour-lily white. 81. ~; patent, S2D.
Mill Middlings. SIC; bran. $i5:
screenings. Si3.5O.
Ground feed-Per toa. s3t.co; corn meal.
per ton, $3.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06
Hides and Tailow.

Cured hides. No. l.tisc; No. .. 3isc.
Green hides. No. !. S;sc; No. >. = ~.
Heavy steers. cured. over ~ pounds. 6',c.
calf. green. No. &c; No. ., '.,..
Calf. cured. No SC; No. :, 5,sc.
Dcacon-. sab.
Iallow-
Rough. lisc per pound.
Rendered. ! e per pound.
Sheep pcl's. sJc,s $l..o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25
MIR. POwDERLr TO RETIRE.
The General Master workman of the X. q
l.. 20 Be a LAWYER.

General Master Workman Povderly OF
the Knights Of Labor has announced that
ne viii not be candidate for the Office
at the next election of the order. IL is un-
oerstood that he viii begin the Practice OF
law, probably at Scranton. his hOgne. IL is
thought that Thos ID. Mcclure Of New
York VIII succeed him
1T was under the admniSf ration of Mr..
fo~uefly that the knights Of Labor at
tained prominence and became q pOwe r
Win organized Dor I'm the land The or
DER mao been growing when he va nrst
eiecteu general master W1rkTnaA but IL
was not much known. II was under him
that II grew SO rapidly.
Mr.. Powderly was horn in Carl,ondale
Penn, January -. 1888 He les5-Ded The
machinist's trade and devoted his snare
time TO studying mechanical ENGINEERING
and drawing, IN which he became nrofi-
Client. He served his apprenticeship al the
nachinists trade under James Dicks
father OF Thomas Dickson, who became
president Of the Delaware and Hudson Ca
nal Company.
At the age Of nineteen he moved 10 scran-
Ton, where he Joined the Black smiths and
Machinists' Union, and was elected DresI-
dent OF the local branch. About 1910 he
joined The Knights OF Labor, aRd when
blstr1ct Assembly No. Is was Organized he
became Its secretary. Four wears later he
order. u NV
Mr.. Powderly was always a hare s,orlxer.
ana was opposed to strikes prefegrine The
settlement OF labor difficulties by arhitra-
ton. He succeeded i'm finding several IN
ecutiYe hoard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25
Congregational Politics.

To the Editor of The Evening Star:
fear your religious editor Is more IA
miliar with Presbyterian than with Congre-
gational politics. If he made of his own mo-
ton the remarkable statements I'm the ar
ticle last evening about the Moves case.
1t Is my impression that more careful
consideration of the facts involved would
show that the conservatives merely gained
temporary success when the prudential
committee refused to commission Mr. Moves
At the annual meeting of the missionary
society last October the liberals practically
had working majority and i'm substance
Instructed the prudential committee TO
commission Mr.. Noyes, whose case had
been pending several years, and who for
the most of the time had been very effect
lively at work in missionary fields
1t is true that i'm Congregational politics
as in Presbyterian. there has for a few
years past been considerable discussion be-
tween the conservative ard liberal ele-
ment. but i'm the Congregational Church
the liberals have apparently come to the
front. Ii has been a contest between the
younger and so-called progressive element
and the old timers. and youth has won. /
would not affirm that the advance means
the adoption of the tenet of universal sal
walton, but there are those who so under
stand it.
The probable result of this Moves matter
will be that at the annual meeting i'm DC
tober. the conservatives Will be laid on the
shelf. and the liberals will take entire con-
troll of the missionary work of the church
OLD FOGY.