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exhort 10 robbery and murder. Through
their attempts at indlscrimlnate destruc
tion. as by the mountaineering in the Bar.
| celona theatre and now in the Paris Cham.
Der Of Deputies, the so-called Anarchists
have shown themselves to be enemies OF
the human race; and for any civilized society
TO tolerate their malign activity would be To
commit All act OF suicide.
| The crime committed by the man VAN
LIANT on Saturday has not only welded to
gether all the sound and decent elements OF
tho French community In support of the
Ministry headed by NJ. CAsIM1R-PER1ER.
| but IL has smoothed the way toward an in
ternational coalition for the determination
| OF professional Anarchists. A proposal to
that end made by Spain after the Barcelona
outrage was coldly received by the French
Government. but public opinion in France
has undergone a change since 1t has be-
| come evident that even tho peoples rep
reeentatives assembled in Parliament have
no safeguard against wholesale massacre.
Hitherto. an Anarchist detected or suspect
ed in one country could find refuge in au-
other, but henceforth. it is probable that no
asylum will be open to him on the Continent
OF Europe. One wholesome consequence Of
such general combination against tho
enemies Of society will be a soitening OF
international enmitles aud q lesseninR Of
the chances OF war For what do tho causes
OF dislike and jealousy between French
men and Germans amount to. COM
pared with the momentous antagonism
between the upholders and the assail-
ants OF the existing order There Is
not q nation on the Continent Of Europe
which would not willingly suspend. for a
long term OF years. its aspirations for
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. II meanwhile, itcould have
assurance that the Anarchists would be
stamped out.
1t is by no means certain that even Eng
land will continue much longer TO harbor
tho enemies OF society. The Anarchists
will find that 1t Is one thing to plot tho
assassination OF n sovereign. and quite
another to contrive the wholesale destruc-
ton Of a Parliament. Both OF the great Eng
lish parties. through their leaders. heartily
approved OF the message of sympathy
sent by the Speaker OF the House OF Com
mons to the President OF the French Cham
Der OF Deputies. II that sympathy is gen.
uine, IL may take the shape OF legislative
restrictions OF the right Of asylum. hitherto
enjoyed by polyglot scoundrels In Great
Britain. on the ground that their attempts
at murder on the Continent had been
prompted by political motives. The hour
now seems to be at hand when the atrocious
acts done or planned by so-called Anarchists,
will cease to be palllatcd under the term Of
political offences, but win be everywhere
condemned as crimes against civilization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
TIE rARIFF BrLL.
Shaft 2, ne for Revenue or for Dsaeiency
Only t-Improvins Prospect for Tariff
for Reveuue.

Only t-Improvine Prospect for TsriH
FOE Revenue.
WASHINGTON. Dec. ia number Of interest
ing things have attended the progress Of the
Wilson bill toward the House. bill which has
been framed osteusibly. for revenue at the
very moment when the country Is running In
debt nearly one hundred millions q year.
At this rate under the Wilson law. leaving
out the whackinR internal revenue taxes
would leave an annual deficiency OF not
much. II any. less than one hundred and fifty
millions OF dollars. In this way Of looking at
It, II is found out how much must be raised By
an Income and internal revenue taxes. The
folly Of attempting to run the Govern lent with
a tariff for protection instead OF revenue only.
is made plain.
Mr. Cleveland induced Mr.. Carlisle TO go
into the Cabinet against his own judgment
ana the earnest entreaties Of all his friends by
telling him he wanted a Secretary OF the
Treasury who could smite the rock and cause
the revenue to flow In quantities equal to any
emergency. Mr.. Carlisle and Mr. Cleveland
now sec the magnitude Of the Job. IL is
question OF shifting the rock now. An income
tax OF greater dimensions than any one has
yet confessed he ever dreamed OF. and far
reaching Internal revenue taxes. are the rods
with which the rock. that IL the business and
private fortunes n the land. lie TO be smltten.
here Is the question that upsets all previous
ideas and stuns the taxing statesmen. Two
stiff war taxes In time OF peacel
Never before have mems minds been 80 i'm
pressed as now. Coniounded as Congress Is
with the problem how to run q Government
that at the present moment is getting into
debt at the rate OF seventy-nve or one hundred
millions annually. on a plan that will produce
anywhere from seventy-hv to one hundred
and fifty millions less revenue than the plan
1t superseded.
Under such state OF things the question
which is engaging the minds CT an Increasing
number OF Democrats. in and out OF Congress,
Is. should not all this nummery be abandoned
and the only true plan for the support OF the
Government, that is. a tariff for revenue only.
be substituted for IT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
President Cleveland Thank. senator liIi.
for III, Hawaii Speech.

FrorI The FrrnfH7 Po-.
The President has sent to Senator Mills OF
Texas. under date OF Dec. 8. the following
note:
Ny DEAR SENATOR: I have Just finished read
Ing your speech on the Hawaiian resolution
and though 1t is now midnight must. before
go to bed. thank you for II. 1t is manly,
sincere assertion OF truly American senti-
ments. and deals with national honor, con-
science. and love Of Justice in q way that will!
certainly ind response In tho depths OF every
truly American heart Yours very truly.
Grower CLEVELAND"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
First Catch Your Dividends.

WIsHTeros. Dee. ~. isa3-Ths AbsurdIty OF Nr.
clevslands reliance on a tax on incomes derived
from dividends BY corporations imPrsasss men
who realize. ~ moIt do. the imProbabgllty. for
some time A. lsasL % there being dividends
10 'Ax, unsss something IL done 10 revive bust
nets Thia u thought that has come TO engage the
minds Of men As Il hAs before done. Win al the
principal cities EwHrming WITH ii.s eamOring or
bread the idea OF tASing dividends OF any kiRd be-
coming grim SbsuTditv IN the minds Of those who
take ssnsibs view Of the nEARsial and business con
aiIiSa Of tAs s0gRIsy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13

Mr.. CLIFTON OF Passalc thus INDUCES In
little semi-legal reflection on the question OF
O free list:
"WSuld tue Administration be liable for damage IN
putting coal lumber or anything else the free list
or otherwise damaging enterprises HSs mentioned In
their platform
Yes. sirl Making lumber or anything free at
the Custom House would smash the Demo-
cratic platform TO dust. There would be heavy
damages for that, payable to defrauded party
and an unfoTEiying people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13

II can be neither fair nor Just nor states
mAnhke to crrate neS sconomic conditions wiihout
uue notice being gwen Of the ended date Of their DO
coming operative 10 the great commercial Anufactu r
ihs or olher material Interests or the peope-EhIu
u' Ehm Ldysr
Full. conspicuous unauestlonable notice
was given eighteen months ago when the
Chicago platform was adopted. and again.
thirteen months ago when that platform was
ratified by the majority that elected the pres
ent Congress and made GROVER CLEVELAND
President An ampler notice would be i'm
possible.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
The n nArca.

do defy all Humankind
when once have made up my mind
To move me- standing ike ciG that mOehs the Wind
Like some vast cloud shroudsd sea-
WrApt In my own immensely,
brood and swAsh My thought and susns in m
Within my Self an awful shrine
work. plan devise, combine.
Have all the craft Of state aud government down nns
Customs and PrscsdsntsI make
The laws lightly bend or break
Inspired by my great Self. award Ayssn the cake.
l live above all party erica
In my high air their clamor dlsa
shAmed by my sacred self wherein there are no fla.
I nssd counsel but my own.
sit sublime upon my throne.
kslfcsntred. sslrTeyOlying. absolute aloha
Though Senators poor petty mea
snATl at me sRyous and then,
heed them not I am too large for their loU Kan
Their eyes cannot abide the sight
OF Ne IN wisdom clothed and might
BoSsinE the United states ana being AIways rtShI
Heaven knows III. not for bOA,tnTs sAEs
] say II, nor applause TO waks,
But tia bA'ic fact can't make q mistake
som'timss when daTkns'' 'hrouds the IEisL
And Slumber seals zen ThurbsE's eyss
sit aud ASK with ave, How can I be 90 Wissi
Yet mus: use the talent loaned.
Soh,y anu veil. yea, queens dsthronsd
shall thAnk me. aud far Islands hear nv mGndAtss
thundertoned,
brood think, plan. reign:
Ny solemn and tremendous brain
GiVssfOrth the poke Is that airs the nations gain.
The Constitution and the laws
Are me ami IN my couutry's cause
! toi, consult mysslf' MY great TASK EnoWsR0 PAUSE
PrsSumPtuous wsaEIings who dscry
Ay policy, my temIertr
Eash beings amos you not, none Is so wiSs ssIi
within Myser Asaersd cell
DslEhtsdy devout dReIl,
I'm sOcksIre everything do, ! DO exceeding Wsl
Too Hard WorS.
yietim-ru FVs you 90 ssnts not to tank whns you
shave me
BGrSsr-Bss PSrdOu, Ar, eau earn ny nOasy easter
thAa thAL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
As an Administration organ our esteemed

AS an Administration organ our esteemed
contemporary. tho Ne,o York Times. seems to
be experiencing q struggle with itself as a
newspaper. The Times continues to jeer at
the missionary children" in Hawaii, and to
declare. day in and day out that the people OF
the United States take very little interest In
the Hawaiian question any way: and no In
forest whatever IN the idea Of annexation. On
Sunday last the Times remarked:
Tho one thing certain is that annexation will not
be the solution or the diculty wheths. the 'lsgit
mate Government 10 restored or not"
On Monday the Times remarked again:
Much is said about the public opinion OF this coun.
TT, IN connection with this annoying inbrogo. but
there has been little evidence that the public has
taken any very keen interest in IT, We should say
that in . general way. the public opinion OF this
country is opposed to the annexation Of Hawaii"
We should say. in . general way. that our
esteemed contempora derives its informa-
ton respecting the oxtent and iervor OF an
nexation sentiment rather from such observers
as Private Secretary THuEBER than from Its
own correspondents and reporters. like Mr.. F.
q. DUSNELL, for instance. its accomplished
representative at Washington. II the Times
refers to the Iroridence Journal OF last Sun
day. 1t will find the truth about the progress
OF annexation sentiment at the capital stated
clearly In Washington letter:
The hurry about Hawaii las made every body here
either an anne xAtionist or person open TO esnyio
tion"
The initials signed to this WashinRto letter
to the Providence Journal are T.. G. D.. q cir
cumstance which may incline our esteemed
contemporary. MS a newspaper II not as an
Administration organ. TO credit tho interest
ing statement above printed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
How Paramount BIouut .. to he Paid.

To rHs EDiroR rHE suS-Srs IL Paramount
Blonnt was President Cleveisnds personal repre-
sentative" did he pay his detective from hts persona
income. or did he further increase the deficiency in
the Treasury Of Uncle SAINT X II Josy,
PROvlDEStE. Dec IL
There is fund placed at the disposition OF
the State Department known as the Secret Ser
vice Fund. That can be drawn upon to meet
tho expenses incurred by Mr. Blount.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13

It now looks rs II LrLIUoEAIAS1's now
purple and gold re-coronatIon gown will be
out OF fashion before she gets word from the
White House that the time has come 70 put It on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13

Uotr friends 1ho favor us wifh manuscytpts Jor
publication vish TO have rejected articles returned
V<v ptusftn all cases send stamps for Dat purpose
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13

Some say the new Tariff bill is for free trade,
and sons say It Is for protection AId"Lu ton,usfn
In either case, 1t is contrary to the Demo-
cratic platform. That honored tn ouRh strange.
ly repudiated instrument. declares for revenue
only: and under that declaration both FREQ
trade and protection are sauarely ruled out.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13
Poiitsasss Not R,r..

To raE EprEoE THE sUS-SE: TINS SrE lately re-
ported n uUusgaL the Act OF Gyoung mAn in giving
an slir.y man DIS seat ~ elevated car Potsnsas
10 MOI a. uuc, u.luan AZ 10 generally Euppase1
an an sllrrJ gentleuAa- beng go can Old ~
hA.F trarl an yebFogs suite bot DO not
othrF iFNlarlA, show my 10 n not an IN
comm "a sStrrcnce With ne 20 nave young man.
tuuu. stranger give me biz S-As 40 crowd car
and ! have even had young EonHn oner 70 10 tue
sane. Ehch 0har uas dsoHued sta thAnka
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13

Don't AXE any chances snh stubborn cod. bal
rid OF n ratlonaLY Eith the help Of Dr. D. Jayne
k1DeetoFaAL = healing nsdieins fof ths laAgL-AA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-13

vietim-ru FiVs you 90 cent? not to tank whns you
shave
BGr0sr-Bss pardon, ar, eau earn ny nSasy easier
tkAa that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Yrw Yokx. Nov. 1o.-FIotz--Market
weak. only = jobbing trades winter wheat.
low grades. s2.00d243.
WHEAT-Spot market fairly active. frmer |;
options opened weak and declined h6dAc
egn buying and following the west; fell nc
on easier late cables. large receipts west ana
local realizing. elos.ng steady at &c over
yesterday; No. red November. e6&ci De-
esnber. SIS; January. 694c; February,
70&c: March. 72iac; May. st&c-
Coks-Spots dull; options we're very dull
and 3s@1e higher. without special features
and closing Arms November. t61Sc; Deoem-
Der. f7e, January, 47tct Nay. t9Ae.
OArs-Spots fairly active, steady; options
duh. nrm; November. 344c; Desember,
s5c; January, sssc; May, 3s5sci No. 2
white. November. SIC.
LAxD-Quiet weak western steam closed
NJ -. 70; city st te0ox-
PozK-ouist, easy. new mes, s1s.oo@
1880.
cnr-s-ouiss, steady; ssais large. ga
llAc.
Cosrzs Options steady, points UP 10 5
points down. closed steady. SOLO points
down November. $17.3osaf7.t0 December,
sl6s)tdl7.o5; January. $ls.60; March. sis.S5;
May, $ie.oe'd 10; September. $i5.5A Spot
Rio steady, quiet; No Z, ls4Qlsxc.
SUaAR-Raw. steady, fair demand; fair
refining. 2 Is lee; centrifugals IS test, SIC;
refined steady, fair demand, No. 8. i-i6<9
s.c; No. =. 4tdf 3-16c; OF A. 3,s(d4 7-l6c;
mould A. ssa@4 islsc; standard. A. As-ls
(dSl.c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

CHICAGO. Nov. l0-wheat opened steady
and first prices we're nominally unchanged
from yesterday at exc for December.
6sac for May. From these prices Decem-
Der advanced to 63Ac and May 10 Dkc. The
close was at &c for December and T01sc for
May. a net gain of 5fdAc for the day. Re-
ceipts az Chicago. al cars. we're "a under es-
Inmates. with i35 estimated for tomorrow.
Cables were steady and some higher at Liv-
erpool. Continental markets also quoted
come advance. Colder weather was pre-
dicted in the northwest and this had some
influence In helping the bullish feeling. TX.
ports were moderate at 321 ,607 bushels.
closing prices werei
WHxAr - Novemssf. et1cl December,
CSC; May. 7olsc.
Coxs-November. ssjic; December. ss1<e;
May. exc
OArs->osembcr. 2s5lc; December, 2sisc;
May, s2Ac-
PoRK-yanuary. $40.
LAsD--Jsnusry. SSs2.
kIBs-Jsnuary, E.32
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
STOCKS TOOK A RISE
Bears Failed in an Attempt to
0spross Seesnts<
NET CHANGES SHOWED GAINS
Wbeat Closed Higher and Provisions
Were Dull and Cnchanxe<i--Liss-
ssoek Prices were firm-
NET CHANGES SHOWED GAINS

Nav YoEK. Nov. To- Money On call
has been easy. ranging from iGlk per
cent; last losn a = per esnt and ciosing
offered az I = per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent
Z Bar silver. 20; Mexican dollars.
561,.
Sterling exchange Is steady sith actual
business 10 bankers bills az Asih &c
is2 Ger sixty days and tisi for de-
mand
Posted rsiss efs2Gi s.; CONNER
eial bills. Aso14QAsii4 foe sixty days
and sis59 ASH for demand
Government bonds easier; stats bonds
duh; railroad bonds stropger.
Silver at tho stock exchange was
weaker. 5000 ounces selling AZ 701S.
A break in New England OF nearly 4
points 20 = vas caused by shs story that the
New York. New Haven 4 Hartford company
bad cat on toe eompany's SPECIAL service 10
Bosioa. Cpoa Investigation il Was found
that tho cutting OF Of trains was due 10 lack
Of business 1ot4i sales we're Isl. so shares
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

CSrox Srocx YARDS. Chicago. Nov. 10
Csf;le-ReceiptS 700; common 10 extra
steers. 325,e 5.95 stockers and feeders. &. 25
@a.s5; cows and bulls. u-2s@S50, calves.
t-.Ooda75.
Hoes-Receipts. - 200; heavy. s.. 75(9e. %;
common TO choice MIXED .s5.75a6.15; choice
assorted. s6.lO@6.20; light. $.s0,a6.O6, pigs,
<aO0d5.s5.
Shsep--Receipts. 1900; inferior 70 choice.
s1.Oo,d325; lamhs. s2.5O(dI50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

n. all 's. 49, ssssh ssse n sAs q Ne.
1~r< a~1ls szesBt sund4S
hkflss 2sp FsEi.oz ca szssr.
he'ts-' 2s - tzsis A.z psr.ss e.r - 49,.
~. iss 2 !. ss.ls ~. .a.-psss a.. o..s ~.
- ~ fsse<kes ana \ fins.' -
fs,'.s. 4. ~ s.els L>s psriss co or..s
= r srsi. Ass sh.eo<A ea.zsA saa r.r.sr
r~ea hsPias ssSh1s>sa
R... :. Ssss ne Nssass as-sias ssz ars.s
nDpn tr.in kss thr,r<A ro... - -.
- sssDaAs ssr GEssd kspla. . cAissss
.yuerpscS sxssp Exrsr< q xuxxx
Assk eson ". 1s - n Aaa 49,.
-. ss.hescs Ar seas teps t8s =
s.s e.in .aesas fx taskseos - -
r<1rkoo VIA q. n a.
~. 1rHno hsp1os.- leo an sDs- u~
-, =, tcea,e.ee----.-,--- s0pa 800 N fns1
100 - sssis kas thnoara cosrl -,S 49,.
rsn3 car snd II - N tsln dxl.y tiro.-S
$3.50 - ~ sxs9 sleepLnx car
A. CO.. .:.f.---.s = en- sWpu ionpn
~, Sse1 h.pldA - ~ pa fDp ~ sns ~
=" train Ass benssps<zs< car ana dis.a<
J. SC o., ss... AM sA,sasA ss.sa ..a Vac
~; Jh 70 !. ssl.s. .sf s.n ,.serssss.- s..s.
3 e. ss a. .s-s'aA s.lssAass So ss Gr..iE.s
Goa Pas. s.s i.stss x<ss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
DesrostGra.n.

Drrnorr. Mich. Nov i0.--Wheat--No. ?
red, cash. 62Ilc bid; December. 63Lc; May,
Joke asked; No. white. cash. 6iisc.
Corn-No. MIXED. eash. 3s5sc; No. 2 yel-
low. cash, s011c-
Oats-So. white. cash. 3ixc.
Rene. cash. soc.
Prime Clover Sccd-$5.b0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

For The cure Of Piles Is always painfu
often dangerous and useless. and invaf
ably expensive: on the other hand there
. new. certain cure. perfectly painless
gives instant relief and permanent cur.
and costs but irite- II is the Pyramis
Pile Cure. u Is q mere certain cure thar
= surgical operation. without any of q,
intense pain. expense and Danger Of
operation Any druggist vii get Il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Dyspepsia seldom causes death. but
permits It's victim 10 live or in misery
Hoods SarsaparIlla cures dyspepsia and
all STOMACH disorders. Ii also cures sick
headache and dizziness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
Western Farm Lands.

A psmPhlet descriptive of Nebraska farm
lands will be sent fro on application 10 ia,
undersigned Send names ard addresses
yoar friends, u r. s. Eustis. Gen'l pa~
Agent. C., b. d @. II. r., Chissgo. III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
MARKETS.

Wheat and all grains remain the same
"a yesterday. All markets are exceed.
ingly quiet and no change In prices are
quoted. with the exceptiop cf butter.
which brings from Ap24c.
Farm Produce.
BuFIrR- &c per pound.
EGcs-1Dc Ter dozen.
Iraxrs-.5c ger blshel.
CtahoIs-25(f, ID, pr bushel
H0Sxr--FancJ white. IKE Per pound.
PARsf.EY-zsc per dozen.
ONIoSs--ssHtsec per bushel
CEKEY-ii< Per dorm sseikS
Bkxgs-3asF toc per bushel.
MTNr-,ec Per dozen bunches.
AFrIEs-75ctf$i.o 90 per brshel.
CAHRAcs--t fas5c per dnzen.
SorksBE=-itse &c ger pound.
CArrIyIovKR-si pcffi2 . per dozen.
PsksSIPs-tls. per btsheL
I.rITucx HOt-ho -.
MAIZE CEEss-3oc per dozen punches.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
Bank CIearinus

Yesterdays bank clearings amounted to
sz2s,sS.oS The clearings tor the CORE
spending day Of last year we're A32. 7s2. 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

five turkeys. asa
I've geese. Sf9-
Dressed cbicken. S39c.
Dressed ben. "a ne.
Dressed turkeys Nt9f1c
Dressed d,sck. a4slc.
Live foe =. hens. 1sds1fc
Lave Old ROSTERS. PER pound e.
Ducks. good size. saioc pef pound
Caickens. s,d7s pr pound.
Chicken Coop. &c each.
Er<.re~tTs .nd p<,vs.so,.-- n l,..t....t-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

The following Il list OF the marriage
licenses issued sincs last publication. with
the names residences when out Of the cityl
and ages of the parties: Age
Wallace ID. Steward and Mrillia Love
~ .3l-lJ
Hendrick Helmhold and Steintje De
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Real Estate Transfers.

Charles Nj. Wilson and wife to Fnnk
l'utz, lot Il. blk IL. l. q. Mason Il
20. SUD. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1.050
Mary vandeline to Ralph $. Koois-
ira. pit lots 40 and 4S. Grand Rap
ids Homestead association sub 80. 1000
Ralph ;. kooistra and wife 10 Frank
4. Baldwin. pt lots 40 and As,
Grand Rapids Homestead associa-
tioE sub. ...;;...:............... 5000
James Campbell and wife to Thomas
II. Porter. lots I and 2. blk g.
Campbell d Underworld Windsor
park add loo
Isaac X. Wilson and wife to Henry
l. Glover and wife. lot "a, Lamb
Toren's west size add. .. 500
Nicholas c. Westra to Henry -
Ledger. lot 10, blk 4, Stow 4 Parish's
400. ...................... loo
John X. burd and wife Ia Sarah j.
Walker. lot 10. l.. X. Rathbun's
r SUI. ......-....--..-......- 800
Vernon Eberhart and wife to Charles
r. Patterson. lot 6. MeDowell's
sub: 49,. ;....................... 1850
Gfandviile improvement company
10 Isaiah Il. Hamilton. lots 279 and
80 of the Grandville Improvement
cotnpsny plat. ................. 20
Sewell - He>seliiae and wife to
Newman Chilson and wife, lot 6.
lame a Andersons add. aud part
lot -. Humans second add ~ COO
Peter Cress and wife to William ri.
seil'ert. ~ lot I, blk Z. village Of
taie1onia ....-........... 125
Alice Brown 10 Peter WedS. XIV
Il NV NV u sec Il. Grand
Fapids. ,..-...-........ 1000
Peter Neda aud wife To Mnnow
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Hides and Taliow.
Cured calf. No. l. &c; No. 2. &c.
Green calf. No. 1, DC, No. ., sltc.
Cured hides, No. l, sic; No. g. exc.
Green hides. No. I. 2i(c; No. 2. 20.
Sheep pelts. l5'a25ci lambs, ::5t535c.
Tallow, 4ld4,Sc.
Deer skin, l2lc.
Grain
Wheat, 55ci corn. 42cs oats. 30; rye, Zoe.
tlour-Lily white. $l.55: patent. S300
Mil Stuns-Middlings. $la60; bran.
ul-bo; screenings, $3.50 per tom.
Ground Feed-Par ton, SlA0o; corn meal.
per ton, $i7.50
Buffalo Gluten Feed, $3.50. including
sacks.
Buckvheat, sa26aa75.
Hay and Wood
TmorHy-$90 otd 1000 per ton.
CLovER-$s.00 per ton.
SrRAw-$a0otd6O0 per ton.
WooD-i6inch beech and maple. dry.
0.oo per cord; green, Si.75 per cord.