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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07
EMPHATICALLY A SILK YEAR.

One striking feature of this season g
costumes is the temperance of silk for
street wear. All varieties of the fabric
are used by ladies of all ages, and in light
colors such as have been reserved for the
house for several years.
Black grenadine is often seen over silk ;
one of the most stylish is made over
petunia color. The waist has revers of
petunia satin narrow at the waist line,
widening at the shoulder and so placed
instead of over it. This effect is produced
by inserting a small puff of grenadine
above both the revers and the sleeve
proper which is put in as usual, on a long
shoulder. The revers extend along the
back, bertha fashion. 1t is cut to fit with
out fulness. The full waist front of gren-
adine is run through with satin ribbons
of petunia. The skirt has two deep ruff
fes, one at the foot, the other half way
between waist and knee. Above them are
two narrow folds of petunia. Belt OF satin
ribbon with loops.
Another gown in the best fashion is of
pale green and violet changeable tafeta.
The skirt is made up in large box pleats
caught about foot from the bottom with
large bows OF green satin ribbon;
from these the pleats flare sharply. The
bodiceis trimmed with graduated ruffie
of heavy white lace, very broad on the
shoulders and narrowing to the waist line
where it is held by a crushed belt of sap
green satin. A yoke of the same lace
reaches to the bust. Below the waist is
drawn down in folds to meet the belt.
MARGARET COMPTON,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

terial 81 inches wide to make an eight
inch founce, which is good width; of
goods a inches wide it will need Ia
yards; and for wider one proportion
ately more.
That is, those lengths Of goods will be
required; but there will be large pieces
cut out from the narrower cloth that you
can use to advantage in cutting the bodice
or the sleeves.
To cut founce from 44-inch material,
lay one and one-fourths yards of the
down upon the table without opening the
fold.
Then mark the point midway OF the
length of the fold as indicated at in the
diagram; draw from that point two
curved lines, one to the each extremity OF
the material on the selvage edge, as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

shoulders in your party dresses. Have
your sleeves made in one or two big
dropping puffs to reach almost to the ell
bow where they will meet the long gloves
of the same shade. You will look quite
as stylish and dressy.
Don't-if you have a pale complexion
wear light gray or tan felt hat, be-
cause it will give you the effect of being
sallow. If you must have it light shade
to match your dress, line the inside with
dark velvet which will make your skin
fair. Apropos of hats, the rule holds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

goods that an untrimmed brim is try
ing to all save the most youthful faces,
whereas a pleating or even fold of vel
vet imparts a look of softness.
Don't-if you are very thin or very
stout, or if you even suspect yourself of
a tendency either way-be begulled by
your dressmaker into having an Empire
gown. 1t is a style which suits one wo-
man out of ten, and the other nine are
simply foils to set off her charms.
Don't-if your feet are short and broad
squeeze them with agonyinto the short
B, get SO a and see bow much slend-
erer and better shape your feet will look.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

Don't-if you are blonde, brunette or
medium-be afraid of wearing yellow.
There is surely one shade of that color
which will suit you, and bring out all the
pink in your skin; if you are sallow it
would make you look white.
Don't-cover YOUR face with one of the
purple wells. Very few colored wells are
to sbe trusted as being becoming, while
black and white are always in good style.
Don t-copy everything that you see in
fashion. Suit your own figure and face,
and among all the varied designs you will
find something that will give you an in
dividualitv of your own. Remember that
the lovely ladies in fashion plates are all
Yenuses, which few of US are.
ANNA VERNON DORSEY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

making thin new gowns at.home may be
glad to known Just how it must be cut.
The whole difference between the circu-
lar f1ounce and all other founces consists
in the fact that it is just what its name
suggests, and depends for its fulness upon
the difference between the inner and outer
circumference of the circular strip; while
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07
wit of the Small Frv.

Tot is bright one. The other day, on
being reprimanded for a slight INSIDE
meanor, her father said:
'tMy other little girl down town
wouldn't do that; she's good little
girl
The child sat very still for several min
ntes, seemingly very much distressed over
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

ing of the sort, and you may be sure that
with only ordinary care pure flannel will
hang as perfectly as you could wish. 1t
is quite the best design that we have, and
one that promises to find great favor. 1t
and it gives that filled effect that is be-
coming to ali feet, both large and small.
OLIVIA BELL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

will find equivalent to four of the wider
goods, as it is impossible to get the COR
rect curve in the narrow cloth without the
extra length, which in turn makes each
piece so long as to require only three TO
make up the requisite length.
In either width OF cloth-which by the
way have selected as those most COM
monty in use--you will find the flannel a
simple trimming to make, and one that
will give satisfaction. The directions
seem at first thought to be somewhat
complicated, but they are in reality moth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07
TIE circulate FLoUNoE.
HOW to Cut II and Make II.

One OF the most popular of the season g
skirt trimmings is the circular founce,
and as it requires only a little exact
knowledge to insure its successful making
1 think that many Of the women who are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07
Worlds Columbian Exposition

Will be OF value to the world by illustrat-
ing the Improvements in the mechanical
arts, and eminent physicians will tell you
that the progress in medicinal agents has
been of equal Importance, and as a
strengthening laxative that Syrup of Figs
is far in advance OF all others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

the others are made wider than the skirt
and are shirred or gathered into the
necessary circumference.
For one of the new side skirts which
are supposed TO measure about yards
round. it will require 27s yards OF ma
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

narily be made. The jacket has a fine
cordlng of the yellow silk all around it,
even on the sleeves. 1t was worn with a
large black hat with black feathers.
PRETTY OLD LADY IN GRAY.
a pretty old lady with hair that is not
yet silver white, but will be soon, and a
faint flush in her cheeks, wears a fine
gray wool costume that would be too light
for most women of her age, but her color
admits of the shade. The style is suita-
bic for any elderly woman in any material
or tint.
The skirt has seven cores, not the ex-
IRENE limit, but wide enough to give it a
fashionable air. 1t has three fat silk
folds, one at the bottom about four inches
broad and two graduated above it, the
second Just above the knee, being about
two inches wide. The upper one is an
inch wide.
The bodice has a crushed girdle of gray
silk, and is modification of the sur
plice front-a sort of combination of that
and the empire vest style, for the folds
are not so wide as the regular sur
plice, but are drawn diagonally
down to the girdle, while the center is of
gray silk. The sleeves might have been
modelled from the cantaloupe; from the
elbow up it is drawn in in regular marked
divisions like the melon. The neck band
is of silk.
The bonnet matches in color and has
for trimming a silver gray heading and a
small cluster of buds and loops of soft
gray velvet. Soft gray velvet strings are
fastened in simple bow with short ends
little to the left of the chin.
ABELLE IN GRAY.
One of the prettiest young women of
the hauton wears the same shade OF gray
as the elderly matron, and is charmin in
it. The gown fabric has great
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

fiecks of white silk upon it, and
is trimmed with silver gray passemen-
leaves, five rows above the skirt and
girdle effect. She wears a short gray
wrap with grey ribbon trimmings and
a ribbon ruching about the throat, and
pale rose Innings. A gray hat with gray
velvet bands about the crown and under
the broad rim, and soft gray and white
wings-sea gulls they appear to be-com-
plete the picture.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07
Dressingronn DON'T.

Don't-unless your arms are white and
only little puff on the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

tI feel better about lickin' this postage
stamp said the boy who had been sent
to mail a letter. "It's nearer my size. -
- [V1Sbi3,OtOn Star
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07

the comparison. Then she spoke up
triumphantly:
s'But your other little girl down town
tan't say rhinoceros. u st. Louis Re
public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-07
A BELLE IN GRAY.

One of the prettiest young women of
the hauton wears the same shade of gray
as the elderly matron, and is charmin g in
it. The gown fabric has great
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

We do not intend TO indorse any except
articles Of genuine merit. we therefore
take pleasure IN recommending 10 suffer
ers from Piles In any form a prompt ard
permanent cure. The following lctter
spcsk for themselves
hlrs Mary G Tyler. 81 IlepTner. Ore,
writes: One pkg OF Pyramid Pile Cure
cniircly cured me O. piles from which |
have suffered for years. and ! have never
had The slightest return II them since.
hfr. L. O'Brlcr. Rock bluffs. Ncb..
SAYS: The pkg. OF Pyramid File Cur
entirely removed every trace Of iicrip Z,
piles. | cannot thank you enough Tor T..
The Pyramid RI. Care a. new. Ger
tain painless cure FOR every form OF Pile
IL IS safe. sure and eheap. Any drugsis
viii set /; for you If yo,. ash Linn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
After uich, With the boys
Yours fora clear head r oromo- Settler
+" Spceuiaron."

The time never was more favorable for
specalating ia grain and stocks than at
present. Pncrs are 40 per eent lower
tha- they ought 10 Ice on both grain AND
sioc,<s.
lie recent money panic Is the cause
Of these conditions
The crops are generally rood this year.
With ( uc exception at wheat. through
out tue county. and the foreign demand
8 tho urges. Of the year. owing 10 the
,iamage OF their crops. 1t is but short
l!u,v Until wheat will sell Az cents per
Durlsel higher than present quotations.
IL you are no, posted IN speculation
write &. r. Van Wrinkle 4 Co. 20 La
Sale street. Chicago. H.. for their book
on Speculation and How 10 Trade"
sent free ON receipt OF stamp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

NV Yoax. July 2s.-FIors wsak;
4ias.r ~ksat. los grades. Si.s5sa2.i5 Per
cot.
waEAr-Q1ist. easier, closing steady.
C;..slas jaly. soa4e; August. svtses sep
tel.. tet. s3e. Oetoter. sessc.
Coss-t-as CT. elo-iug nrfn- JAY. fesc;
Augs.-'. t-sc; September. io1se.
ttsns-ftfr4. Spot prioes; No. ? 5si4Sa
- NJ. ,, eli.te. 3ae ~. :. ths.lso. as1sta
a.a
L.ahD-Quiet. lower; western steam closed
al $50.
fosG-St ady; new msss. si-.0ta is.r5.
takE-k-r,teady state lATge Nhiie AID col
OI's4. = a. =.
skE-OptiOns oIeEed weak, July IN
caat.sesl o,i4er inoaths 80 4, - paints do~ /;
et5-c4 n9as 10 ~ to down. Juiy. si3.o5g
l4-e. AugDz,. si& seals co. sept enltee.
ti5. Sea %; October. SIS. a01I l5.15; De
.eu4tsr. Sls.l5sf ~; Jaauary. : 5.e5os 1919
Stat kfo ,is.il. nosuiual, NJ. :. l4t..
StoAz-Esir refining. 81 eeEtrifugals, ~
t--t. &c; on A, l3-sctdo3sc; mould A,
5sg5 $40.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

CHcAeo. July as.-whcat vas weak to-
DAY. farly sales ~sre at 1.c decline from
yesterdays elo-c. with a partial recovery
iaier .si shosts taklng profits. The market
Sa- ,1s-ler during The last hour and >eptefn-
Ter Jryiiied 10 s.'lc. The Gloss was i.,ai c
lOeet than last n.gat.
tDrn ~as Neak on liberal rains. The close
49, 40 - i.~er than last nigh-.
that's ~gr- weak early m sympathy with
era, t4t improved later. july was very
weak 4 iring the closing aud sold To &c.
Hog prt,dncfs we're weak. owing rrinci.
,isily To- "a lack II active sapr,rt and ght
tu-iFsezs. Iisc close sc lower Cor pork
7s.srie'tc lo~e- for hard and - a35c
luNrs Tor rites.
ti,-ing priccs:
wsxAI-Jaly. e25sc; August, e2Tsc; Sep
t-f.trr. - -. Dccemter. &c.
Coss-J0ly. sc. August, S9c; Septem-
b~f 3 hay Jtc.
uArs-jaly. nc, septemoer. 2lc; MAY,
:, -.
I'osx-Juiy. sls.ce; August. sle.l5; Sep
ten4 Ter <is.s5.
LAsp-Jaly. $3.50. Uctooer. 500.
iliss--Jal,. $50. September. S.s2; DC
tOJeI, Sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

usios Sfoc. i,aDs. Chicago. July o.
Cattle Receipts, ~. 10, weak .lUd i5c lower;
COMMON ~ EXTRA steers. s. 2at.t5 70. -tockers
ssd feeders. $z-15ea 3.65, eows and heiiers,
siUttis0.
Hoss-Receipss. AGO; weak; i5d2oc
s0srr heavy. $5.fGa $50; mixed and nledI-
uin. 50. 5Adh.D light, S.sUsd6o5.
sheep-hecsipss. HOOD: weak; I0c lower;
poor - ehoiee. s..uVa i.O; ialaos. <3.UG
A-a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

LONDON. Iniy - - Id foreign grain mar
keis OPENED fhi- aIuruiag loser. At Liv-
efInsl aiita' AID ,orn aeet 4 lower and
yt-frsJs5 tIsis Foifid huy today. London
cafg,E-- ~ ,siisrnla sii,at we're an
changed, f,.aiiEs .sfg'S~s Il heat 3aieter.
Wheat aud lDfu rs pts.tge. sncrisRn adj
smb1e. saa-e depression. The French mar
ke,- ~et.' unchanged. The Ncs.hcr ia he
United kIa..l-.l.I s1s .ar. With shoNe1s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

Tbs fsiloa4av : a sss Vi ihs marriage
Ecs-nsrs ~-itd sla.-a i3st rsbiscai1oa, q 81
the nnrses residences gwhen oct oi ike Wyi
faa ages Of tbs s1.flits A..
Henry X. Andrews al Mary 4. Pat
ten -.................s SIS
Gera Suuitier aud ocrtrudc Yea der
A.lca .,......... ....--..........s.. 3i--25
John joan.,in AID ). so u. sstra. -s---.::
Read Is. Co,psr aul Nia.sa Foster.
AlIiisu ....................+.. 2S--@S
oeF..afdps Hot KID sceitie hooper. 2e--.;s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
WALL STREET IS MAD
Bears Make a Killing on TIE
Panic OF the Bulls.
BANKS CALL IN THEIR LOANS
Erie HAD Co<s Into Receiv~rship and
Two OF shs Largest Houses
Forced to ssspeod
BANKS CALL IN THEIR LOANS

NV Yoax. july 2S.-Money on call
has been strinsebI ranging from 10
- H. p.f eent aud inteEest. last loasi Al 20
per seat and cioslng offered at 70 per
cuLL
i'usted rates a s2if nisalf.
tsosernmeot bonds have t.en weak.
Not ssacs the panics II 1915 and lisa
has NAL street seen such fearful de
el,uss .. those u to-day. First came the
kGow ledge that the k.sle road had passed
- receis.r. This. coupled sith the
fasisres % IA. L. Nicholas \ C,.. aud Johl
=. Dpniost. made tie Gasrket crazy and
brvsrrs slsisasasa a, alp frles. Aoary
I,aa,xa "a S-is sec dseU a4i the sales
reached the lafyc total OF aos.Ucl shar. =.
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SAvASsAn. Ga, May 10. 1892.
MKssRs. LiPpMAN BRos,
Savannah, Ga.

Aotf Va
GrNTLEMEN:
For tie benefit OK all suffering from
dyspepsia and general debility beg to
submit my testimonial 10 the e..scacy oi
your l.. Il. L. Pickly Ash. Poke Root
aud Potassium a. q positive cure for all
their distressing complaints.
Ny system was So full OF malaria. my
condition was growing very serious.
had no appetite wa loosing strength
and completely broken down In health:
but now my health is full, restored and
can eat like a field laborcr without the
slightest fear 1t any serious result. i
really feel like new man.
| take great pleasure in telling the
world that r. T.. p did the grand work
OF restoring me to my accustomed health.
Yours truly.
W. :. CHERRY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

CASsED Sooos-t orn. s.. Esd 30 per don;
tomatoes. II s6ss l.5o per dos.
toFsEEs-kossseo Rio. I'D 25c; Mari
caito. = G; 2>c. Javs. SsgSic: Mocha and
Java 30 5is: packages. s-si.i5 per case.
l.AaD--f cBfognd. tl-rct~. sc; COM
round, "a o3uisd TINS. s'tc: pure. tiercs-,
lie; 81 ioltnd TINS. i14c; kettle rendered,
tlcrcss. lie; 30 pound t.n-. iSb4e.
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II. G. Schaefer.

pi.ee land "a tIk s. Acm.ng oa- 2
James 4. Is sn-cy apa siif io eeat
kf.of ran 4 Co. lot 81. h-sasss 4
aaa afi ....-.-...,.-s. s.e.4+. ,.
- leo. = ~. johnson ADD 'ie %
aiboa eyiiegr. part fos J. a..
=. barsll3 4 c.. asa ........ 80
Aaron l.. s.bt~s "a Nynfaia 4. Il
a.ton. ~ stt<los Il. bi-~eu 4
Da.is' sob ........-.-.-.s.. -
A. nsmils0n as1 aiie "a tfanA II
slatsr. "a r.. q. A Mi al ... 10
John Barrett - sail, Aos Barr a..
part lis IS. swat. adj. t-.ss -
Marguf,t NJ irr-ans o. Johe =.
Bisb. Iagi los n esd -. osn-
stock : pis. ......-.........-.. Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

Sing a song ct sixpence.
\ bottle full of rye.
Four and twenty guests around
Its cxcellency 10 try.
When the bottles opened
And they find the liquor pure,
Everybody cries at once
Royal Ruby" sure,
"Eoyal Ruby" Rye Whisky
il n rye that's pure. old and
mellow. Eleven years storage
IN wood before bottling gives
II a smooth. oily and pleasant
ilavor. The connoisSeur always
calls for a.. Quality guaran-
tecd. 81 - per quart bottle.
ROY IL. WINE CO.
Chicago.
For sale by scribucr * Aid
worth. druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27
Dctroittsra,.,.

DrrHorr. Mich. J1ls NJ -wheat--No. :
red cs-h s21fc oid; August. c31c asked
september. .6c; December, s5isc, No. 1
white cash, ole notnis,ai.
Com No. ,. cash. iO1<c.
oaGs-So. wisde. a-h, 3siSc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

800 - we sobti, =; . - . "a. sn.f a - 4. .
-~'f. o.hof tfssas dssiS ssrepf >oafss
rttF "a sND s>sLog ca -xaS1I
MOTH = r.. ffsin las carlo, -, :. w.-h
nav tsty. " 3 o. tfstn bss t.sftof 60. t,,..a
h.ltis I" f~'rskss and Aacksuae say
~ - A ~ 'tHts las .irrBSnQ car, tsf.aa H.,
ic. ~ Psssss-sey aud Aacku.s~
Nssh - ~ q IN train les psnos c4r t,r..o
hsr,fs to t.p-isaAti 1
=, W isi ttstb tofta ~ssL s..,os ..
orsna hspssls Go Chicago
~ . IA TAIN "a f.-fiof car - f,rt W..,s
- - train has Wagner sleep.ns ear C,r.af
hapits % tincinnafi
~ al 9 a. train has throrsn eosc. s,a W.xn.
"'es'hs ss' Grand kspsas 20 Chicago
svsrr1o~ ers~p k.r,p. q rSrr.x.
N.sk asoa Ls s3s IN n sen ssp-
~ anshrsonA Ar 10 y NJ 10 . N SIC o ~
.enosS tfsil ieoves Tor Muskeson Is ma
ARRIVES from nask-son s. q
IL 1raro Rapids sO.n z0pm u.,n
c.~aso = n SIC m esos IN
:, " 70 team runs sold ~r,t parlor ear sns
,l"cpsng car AS =" as1e'
Nv Chicago -
Al. Grand Rapids fsc,. 49,
- u train runs .6lid WITH o.. e. srio, es y,
40 u train sally. through eoses sus Wac
Ser -ieepinx car s
through tlcks's snd sul tnforruas,o, ..,
~ os ealiins upon A Ancnsst uc.@t ax~nt
70 aH,Yn station telephone No ess. ssraaf 4. 10
''s AS1 l. LockwooD
oen fass and Ticket Assat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

John :. Lawrence 90 William ia
cni,ctx. ioi 80 Leonard 4 Cos
Hdd-...- s.------.--.-.- .-.....s.s 20
Henry ~. boFet and wife "a J,hl
>evsrans. q ~ Il lots and .. Iai-
ford. lseckUlth = 90. ralid .... eco
Charles n. rine - Eurlcc a. Mi
-sss. ips !. bls -. kiclerr3 X WICK.
ham Az =. ,.....,............ 30
Funce n. Wilson to frrd +. Fallas.
lots J. :. , and :. iehnrd s W.ck-
han : cid ......... ..... 90
Thomas >auinrs ERA wife a. joke
Norsma. piece land ir So -. Wy
on,ing ................ -. LEO
Sena 4. Curtis - al. 80 -. 10 nssn
81 al. parf iet =. Iialnstla ave
sad ..,.................. .... 100
Pauline Kline 20 Jacob y amp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

psmrhlet descriptive Of Nebraska farm
lands will be sen. free on application 70 IN
undersigned. Serd r.ries and addresses
your friends, to p. s. Eusti>. Gen'l Pas
Ag,at G., b. & Q. Il. *, CLicars, III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

ONE = $40 = FARE
TO
CuICAGO AM RETITRN

On Thursday. July "a, the G. r. & !.
will sell excursion tickets TO Chicago for
trans leaving Grand Rapids al 500 a. m.
and II - p. ...at $40, good for return
until August > Tickets good in coaches
ouly. Train leave Chicago Tor Grand
Rapids at i:i5 p. IN. dining car attached
and $50 p. IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-27

sals6LE>->iar A star, 10 inches. ciear, s.
psr fhou-aud.
No > i've inches clear but,. s.. - per
Thousand.
>oupsi butt. Sis per thousand.
tull shingles. II Ter thousand.
Ia;h. NJ. white pin. ..........S3.05
Laii. No. uhisc pine ............ - 10
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MARKETS.

There we're very snght changes IN zee
tertay's markets. neS appl-s being -
cents ICES per bushei Groceries aud
provi-ioas al scauain the -ame Trade
~ reported a. improving considerable
10 the gram aud hay marx cts. although.
there - no change noticeable.
far,s Produce.
BrTTps-iss Ter pound.
Eoc~-i3asc fs'f dozen.
wAs hsASs 81 To hsshe'.
Nkw pss-- ssc I-cr rn-hel.
Trk<If- --silc PER hu-iisl.
CAssoT---sol Ter Ns-heL
SrsNs-Han,i picket $50 Ter tu<bel.
Hossv-fsneJ shi'r. - PES pound.
infFtes--.A Ter ''ii-'ei.
lAesf ri-~-te go d"<ea.
f'fsff tVr-sar GER f.ena.
kfnfsItsf - 80 atfrf fgneh-s.
+ osf -sreso. is.f ~ 4. ra,lxen baa-hes.
( ssifas--s ts.r i,,fen hsachcz.
EsEss Set - % irursri.
NJ ~uss-fus ic pcr Gtsfd.
NiSr-.St I-sr t'sssn h'srcses.
tasssis~-s- ger ifi-si.
tts--eastaii SD ifc rsr quart
BIZ ss--stiec l,f auar,.
sffts- $40 pr ~. for n.w.
Ni~rsaosrsS---tA pr lofen ounchos.
ksssesssiss-Rsd. aalue per quzrt;
tia =. se.
GssN.s4s-ec Ter euart
Na1st2 ssEssfs--s- - l75 Per hushel.
htfsr sfy i.rrses
esrF< & 0aV ~ pr dosen.
tkrasos- ~ pee aafsn.
Sssstsrssss---ic go gcand.
Juasrof--st g-sr f-suad.
Cfffunfae-ifFfss fsr fazcn.
CsrLfftosss-s ~ per dozen.
ronifry
fivs turkeys ~ ffc hsr yaarg. g. for ola.
Live rtiesers fr1 raesFs--. sc
lee nfe.'> hans. ~ sf,.
Live cid ff-1-sfrs or e. ffsc.
Sprrz sgi ~. - - puenas saeh. ia
=, pr -
Live xrs~s. ffsRlcz
>rrirg cetcksrs. I s. - ? pounds esch. fse
Fsr = g. Z y rssinsis cRc1. iss7 ise p&T =.
ie-s thHn = e8eh. Ter q, lie. Al pouifFy
teuxhf i've ee.ght
Frs~h Meat.
plsk - Pound ............. "a
ssef yaanz Steers ....-......4.. & *
dftt.f'i ...s..s. .--.+-...l- -..4.
tai',o .--......--. ..-.-- -..-..lo til
fsai- ..-,..-s.--. ..-....... g -
Fs~h
Risvk ts-s. r~r ropnd. ss7tnc: brook irna,
pes gossnd. z5fFc
prps.-L
on,xsrs- California. 81 zsaa 3 rer hov.
fssax--Nev Ns-ssraz IA t..s~s 81 ss.s
an ssn's - ssas pr ~
f&xss4s-scceriieg 81 ,safts. 6 sezs3 -
ret spnch.
Basser srd Fees--vhoi>-sie rrices.
country nsx-s. Or sinsl rogis. or
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