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

Adams. +. c.. 81 Charles st
Adsit. Allen c.. los Il. Bridge 1T.
Amsden. IL. " F. 100 Hastings st.
Baars. j. r.. s. Union St
Bacon. Mrs. Y. d.. Cherry st.
Barlow, j. b., 81 Lafayette and First
ave.
Barth. DIR. Louis, ca +. Fulton and
Ransom SITS.
Batdorf. DIR. j. c., 90 James st.
Bennett. Norman, BradDurn st.
Bresee. j. ". >. Lafayette st.
Brigham. DIR. ii. c.. Morris ave..
Brock. James. Caledonia st.
Brooks, Dwight. Wealthy ave.
Brown. A. w. Madison and Griggs av.
buchanan. &. X. 81 30 Terrace ave.
Buchanan, j. c.. BIS +. Fulton st.
Buechsenmaun. Rev. North Dorr.
Burtelson. L.. Charles st.
Catholic Church. billiards Station.
Cole. +. W. ~ y. East st.
Collins, X. f.. s. Iona and 18th ave.
Collins. VIM. H., CD Terrace ave.
Comstock. G. c.. t2l North Park paw.
Congregational Church. Lake Odessa.
Davidson. Geo. H.. l13 Lagraye IT.
East Street NJ. T.. Church. East II.
Fooic Bros. 81 Monroe st.
Foote, w o., 10 Fourth ave.
Ford. Geo. A.. Madison st.
Garrison Mrs. J T.. Logan RI.
Gee, Mrs. Clara H.. CO 5. Prospect ct.
Gill. j. r.. w. Bridge St. Hills
Goodman. A. s. 5i,NyCoilegc ave.
Gum. W. s. -, jefferson ave.
Hammond. III. C.. Gaines.
Holland Reformed Church. t2l w.
Leonard -.
Hooker. Chss. b.. 30 jefferson ave.
Hopkins. ID. y, t2f il3 Paris avs.
Houscman. Joseph. Il. Fulton st.
HUI. ID. L.. Elm ave.
Hughes. H. V. Madison ave.
Hunt. Alfred. =. East 81.
Hunting. r. w, lso :. College ave.
Kelley. Chas. w. Gaines.
Knndson, Peter. Charles ST
koolmsn. L. o.. e. ~ Sheldon It,
Lake Avenue Schooi. Lake ave.
lsehmayer. NJ. ". 219 Terrace ava.
Luce. Il. c.. Is Monroe 1t.
Msnzer, r., Ii, =. East 1T.
Mills. Fred ~. 81 10. Paris ave.
Mctiowen. J. W. Lagrsve aud Island.
Mchelvey. j IL, Lawn court
Nixon. Frank r.. LIZ Mt Vernon ct
Oakdale School. - Oskdsi Park.
Gilman. l.. T.. Isl Terrace ave.
Pearsali Estate. a. lH3 t. Bridge St
Perkins. Norman. - Paris ave.
Peterson. Dr. X. ;. Union At.
proyin. l.. =. % ls0 Mt Vernon ~.
Putnam. l.. ID. sheldon aud Island ST
Pyle. DIR Benz. :. Union st.
Iksce. J J., PlaSnfielo ave
Richards a Zimmer. Vaudeville.
Richmond. Geo. r.. l. Caldwell 81
RAey. James C.. Terrace ave
Spsoat. W J.. Wealthy ave. and Gid
diD1s -.
stanton. l. Il. 30 Paris ave.
Sweet : H 400 Henry q
1inkhan. ! n = Paris sve
Toby. samuel Byron Center.
Tufts. &. " = rerfsce ana Msdlspn
AYES
NaaZee. Hssry. "a Terrace ave.
VOORHEES, Mrs = .. Jagors and Henry
ste
Wagner. Geo. y. \. Ubion ST
Warnef. Levi T.. Enion and Windsor
terrace.
wells. Mrs p p. < Tnion 81
White A. J.. - Buckeys 81
White 4 *. Backeye -
whifnev. r. G. - v College sve.
Wilson. Mrs =. =. = il3 Henry st
Wilson, - = lafayette -
Wood. Wessey T. 5. InIon 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

TEE beard ~ review ssked that the
raf ftr the construction = a sewer "a
Third street he rrtuurt ~ them for
ccfferfier tnsnted
Tie haarI - poli,s anf IRE commits
e.onsrs fteofsssl that q would cost ssi.
1870 o. rau the police department and
trsll>el - tou the IRE department
piafsli nr fa
rfan iftee an Nays anii meats. 20
wh ass referred the matter - max
ifl q sa-a go .u@tit-. ,-ourt rsams ~ the
Nafrls b.sUitrr. reported tlai ease
tai iett fsc,utel AZ so Per moaih.
Atepiad
Taer .irs 90 thr Street f.atlwsy CON-
pass 81 30 s-fd a Csasl street we're
a.tr.trI
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GRAND RAPIDS HERALD TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE & lsoa

cane 1nmanA2eabis ana rsa asss. Tie
Gugss 49, wFecke3 aud The ladies'
tbros L slaiertis ~ the gsoukld Mrs
Pagan had her head crushed. AMI has
siaee died ihs reeoyefy Il t1s others
\ d.abrstf
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Maccsber Excursion.

The Maccabces Of the city will give
an excursion To Kalamazoo. Sunday.
June 18th. instead of the 18th. via the
l.. >. Il NJ >. railroad. Round "trip. q.
See bills. Al are invited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

One Woman Dead and Two More
FATALLY Injured.

LAwror. Mich. june ; While Mrs.
Thomas Murphy. Mrs May Pagan and
her mother. Mrs. Joseph Ellison. we're
cat driving this afternoon the horse d..
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PLAN BY THE MAYOR
III Wanss the City Attorney to
Prsoafe an Ordnance.
DEFINING SALOON LIMITS.
s4lzsa Meas f.tcsasss Before the
C5ancil s-ssse Granted asi
Oshers Refused

Ths By pfonisez made ~ the ccm-
uitfes 90 hc-hses ou the rrst OF May
have dsindlei - Iasigniacance. The
COMMITTEE anneeneed that q soaisi
resc. 4fsoEize the liquor business bus
IL sat ~ 4ny such thing
Jamss isllup and others on Fountain
srfees asked "a have the street pased
Nth sefa- blocks Ga . eoGerets foasas-
sion. Referred 10 the aldermen q he
zarl
Residents az West Fultoa street and
IN tho nizth sard asked to have West
l,ltaE sne~t 0Eene,i from the big ditch
O. tae se.t city limits AID protesting
against ths opening q any part Of said
street Laid on TIE table.
ResssisDts GA Mada-oa avenue asked
for a sever from Hal street 10 tie ID.
Ian railroad track Referred 70 the
aldermen II The eleventh ward
The islow u Jacob Droenesald, Who
cooslnittsd suicile about oas year sgp
as<sl all ia paying her Tax on The Hall
street sever ASA The Hail stfectimproye-
nleaL Referred - tho eoEmitses on
streets
&. ~. Tufts compisined that he had
bsea stopped fsol. building his hiocs. on
East Fulton street b the city marshal
Ca rae efauad that be enescaehed
ug.sa an lli alley iaid out many years
a.o Rrforss,l a. the city attorney.
hics on the Cut
Five h1ndrod and nifty I've members
~ The 81 CcciiiA so,acty and James
Lac. AID - otheFs demonstrated
aeaias. The epening II West Fulton
strtet Laid "a The table.
An Invitation a. hear John 4. Waite
o. ssnzl., Tax tonight Was accepted.
Ihe invitation % be present al the \.
q. T.. ~, etrr,.is-s June /. Vas accepted
Hassa-as. "a Logan street asked for a
,islas in tue letting ~ the contract tor
.mFcssing Logan aau. they can 20
hta.4
a. - Worth Considering.
MAJOR stuart -sni the following rec
eaias-ad8aoa in regsld IA The liquor
llssa--s. Tie charter * l-Ji gives the
tssa. the conduct and location 81
sal...,s-. Got ao ordinances has ever been
adopted under Il and the only ordinance
that Ne have upon the subject was the
one adopted IN l--,. Ia which there Is
~ yrOslsion as 10 Wncrr saloons MAY or
mas not rs located. or Tor what reasons
bfsns.s Dlss b. refused or revoked. aud
q. tn question has been raised that the
sss4ncii eau only contToi these matters
under ordinances duly enacted. ] would
suggest that the city attorney be in-
-trurtet % AZ once completely overhaul
the ordinances now IA force IN reference
l. saloons. and add such amendments as
H. charter authorizes IN regard Ia the
i,tatsa 10 saloons With reference u
r.sIlauee districts Il the city. or where
t.ere : 10 police protection. and With
fefe4rnuc - localities where there are
E churches. a-hoois OF other similar insti-
tuticns. anal also FOR what causes hcen.
- may he REFUSED ar revoSed and have
a com plste snd full ordinance upon this
subject Referred to the city attorney
IAs mayor-aou1.nated DIR. @. ". Law
for city physician. but be was not con
rrmed. the vote standing . yes. Is no
and blanks
Comptroller. Report.
Tie comptroller reported bills calling
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Fn. rainnitfra On Arrn~ss rernrtcd
slfers.y 0u the agphcatnn q Russell
AsfrF .4 raa a eoi5-ln az No. q, Water
t.i street Adapted John y Hughes
ltfHse eas a.so lecissf &. " John
s.-A's lIe~aar eaa reported on adversely
faf q gnt farx tfa-e. Ahtarman Niiiz
hnear sra iaoubs made a TIGHT f1r
f,hra,in. Eur .derrsan thid-n ~ the
ceasr fUa en 1can-es made irhf
ssalrsf fatn@sr alderman Eifner
rstei 'hst fle band be approved and
fbe hcer= - efsats,t and 10 was car
rie, y fhe f.,iioVtnv vuse
Yfs- thiernra ifanssey Detirssf
ts.sa. HsIsrr. 1scots. kinney Niile
S4ari-rs -ehmslf stein. icach00L
AessIf,fa
Nsf. tssernes Hal Css,ptell. pun
tsn. krhfs 0eFvfs. tsflten. Nara.
s.l-sa ~Ietan Nerkerice
Aafmsn ~sraa > ofareti = rrseliltion
&c fise rnsiaE ~ tsinfsia sVrnaa eith
sesssr tiaczs ar ocnerets fouafistlrn.
tfrf-,f
sftfmss Mnfis arere,I ress .ufion
o. Eel. 1fntiinr Nrfza vry A8ovfe.l
Tha rfsst ~ fhe sfm9ittss' 80 toii
frsfs ssz taken frta fae fahie AMI
srlef.isl Eisfnr IRE tt rasis t.so
ernks te sfrrliF saat taeF vhi 80 he
FRS crn.iesintffte rrae~esfr-S are be-
GYM Itf fetorf sas afarie.
TIE foleairg ressiatious eere
aJeril.i
as Asssrusr C'suptea. tor me aYsn-
ira firsnt sVrrs
q Asisrrrsn Campbell. Reeortafier
80 fle rssststs.o fer mas nl4m AMI
ssl4kflIrstsasf esifiaf NI-rkz ca Fsantaiu
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Ladies' handkerchief.

Doesn't pretty display Of Linen and Lawn HaDdker
coiorcd borders appeal aiiirs
All the welcome STYLES spring Company with
prices severely modest Right main aisle1
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- ff~rr,f~r~f hver--thss voo'r- sabi--t -
.tfasss q cnAf ~ rhslls 90 siixht espossr-
yoa &c tirei easily The feeling =
eorssranis~i ~ tir-i fis~xfion. st8ch faiss
e. s-~sn,il.s.z ths f.x.i fki- cfe~s results ln
Wat .. esIl frsiixpsfien ~ bfioasne~.
~ Fte-v-s Fi~s~snf Pelless r3a~e .ise kv-r
- vsxurra- srtson. ard th- IN tuFp stars a.
rssrhiaerv q tls.s brsiv into ar.isffv I4v~r,
sslusara sr,d bowels fsei th- taaic effe-. snd
~ r-srse1peslrr tts -utfr~ svse-u = tn~igrt
r-fs-I Tha rrs,ep~ss~ hs-rsfr-~ >.if rs,x1isssnE.
ar r-~sr~e ffrr@ = sfssrs-t ~ against En-.
Tsssre ~ fi-~.~e
II Tca ~ ~ tkin. 49, ~eak - rsrvca- =
rnnst - hat re--f sS<i-,.si sticn = f~r~ae
Th- = 49, t3a,s - take Tlsa-sns F-i3css
Thev usrs1as,~utlv rslr~ CrEstfIatian. ~~sur
Ssre.srh nvxasrsis. ~iss - hiiolfs He'd
srh~. IiEzir-~ arui J.sa,iie~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-06

Tie comptroller reported bills calling
far SUNS from tho VARIOUS funds AZ FOL
f.rrar
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a busy. breezy center. always
throbbing with trade l.fe, - instinct
With enthusiasm. The elk news
come. in big chunks. Never such a
seranbiing and iorfiing as the present
business uufolds- Daily openings ~
new silks, frc~h from over the sea.
in,parfs additional ips:re 90 tie
creaniicst stock in the city. To own
a superb silk gown - possibility
with everyone these dsys-priccs -
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24
A Dinner.

Landlord James will give his last Sun
day dinner at the Lake Park tomorrow,
and Judging from the bill of fare here
appended it promises to even excel the
many famous dinners heretofore given
during his management OF the house:
PoTAGEs.
Potage a l~audolouse
Creme de Volatile a la Refine
POISSON.
Muskolonge a la Chamboed
HORSE D oEEvERsE.
Young Onions Radishes Sweet Pickles
Dressed Lettuce Iced Olives
JAMBoN AND TONGUE.
Sugar Cured Ham Martre de Hotel
Ok Tongue-Sauce Piquaint
RoAsTs.
Prime Loin Beef-a la Anglaise
Roast Haunch OF Pork-Gooseberry
Catsup
Blanquctte of Lamb-Petits Pois Fins
VOLATILE.
Roast Turkey Dressing
Fricasee of Poulardes- -Dumplings
ENTREES.
Calf 3 Heart Crisped Onions
Veau Pot-Pie Eclipse Meringue
/ Strawberry Shortcake
SALADS.
Salade a la Russo Lettuce Mayonaise
VEGETABLES.
Mashed Potatoes Steamed Potatoes
Sugar Corn
Asparagus en- Creme
New Wax Beans
AST AND DESERT
Rhubarb Pie Lemon Meringue Pie
Lady Finger London Sherbert
Assorted Cake
FRUITS.
Oranges Bananas and Cheese
Mixed Candies & Nuts
Mocha Tea Cocoa Milk Ice Tel
Assorted Cake.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24
Pollution of tho Water supply.

"a hAo cNRbAys
Whatever may be said relative to the
pollution Of ordinary streams not used
as sources of water supply, no such prin-
ciple should be accepted for q moment as
applied to rivers used for water supply
purposes, especially in the light Of recent
investigators upon the Nerrimac river.
Professor FARMLAND said at London, in
August, 1891, that while the self purifica-
ton of rivers has frequently been sup
posed to justify the use for domestic pur-
poses of river water which has received
sewage contamination, he was inclined
to take the safer ground that the evil
dence of publication is wholly made
quate to justify such a course
While the Investigations of the state
board of health of Massachusetts, relative
to the prevalence of typhoid fever at
Lowell and Lawrence. are still fresh III
mind it is worth while to emphasize the
published opinions Of the board. ex.
pressed in 1901, that the continued out.
breaks in those cities were due to the ad'
mission Of typhoid fever excreta into the
river from towns higher up the stream
where it was known to have existed
The results of Investigations were made
public al a warning not only to those
communities, but others similarly stu,
ated. - Boston Medical and Surgica.
| Tn,rn,s1
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24
A Treat for Madison.

The Hirschberg Optical Co. of 629
Olive street, ST. Louis, Mo. and 80 E. 14th
street New York have completed ar
rangements to have Prof. Hirschbere
stay with their agent Frank Smith and
examine eyes of all who are in need OF
glasses. This will be a rare opportunity
for all who are suffering from defective
vision to have their eyes scientifically ex
amined and corrected.
The Professor comes here wholly ir
| the interests OF the I'll. Hirschberg Optic
al Co., and will stop with Frank Smith
from July 10 to Is inclusive where may
be found a full line of HI. Hirschberg's
interchangeable spectacles and eye
glasses.
All occulists and physicians every
where pronounce in their favor, and al
who use them are only too glad to testi
fly to their clearness,~ durability, comfor
and ease they give to the eyes. even a
the most difficult work, Consultation
invited.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24
THE CITY.
ITEMS.

Mrs. w. H. Jones returned from her
European trip this afternoon.
Karl Corner and Capt. Smith returned
home tins afternoon by way Of Villas.
g. Roy Wagner and bride were ar
rituals from the east this afternoon.
VIM. Cook OF Britton, Marshall county,
is camping at Lake Herman with his
family.
Mrs. F. L. Mease was a passenger on
the train from the east, returning from
the worlds fair.
A. Ell. Marsland went to Lake Preston
this afternoon to visit an old shoolmate
A. II. Patterson.
Mrs. I. Lannon returned from Lake
City, Mimi, accompanied by her daugh'
ter Nellie, who will have a two months
vacation at home.
Mrs. p. +. Warren and son Charles
of Albany, Wis, mother and brother o.
Mrs. Frank Smith, arrived yesterday or
a visit to the twins.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24
Dedicated n Statue,

CHICAGO, June 23-The beautiful
bronze statuary group commemorative
the Fort Dearborn massacre. the gift oil
George nj. Pullman to the City of Chi
cago. was unveiled and dedicated in the
presence of ex-President Benjamin
Harrison and several hundred of the
best known men and women of Chi
cago. The statue is the work of Soup
tor Carl R~nol-Smith of Chicago, and ii
said by competent critics to be one o.
the best pieces of sculpture ever pro
duced in America. The statue is min,
feet high above the granite pedesta
and cost $50, 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24

Prof. Emery r. johnson, OF the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, arrived on a
visit TO his mother, Mrs. A. e. johnson,
and brothers in this city. Mr.. johnson
has not seen his people here since he
graduated at the Wisconsin University
five years ago.. Since that time he has
studied at Johns Hopkins university,
spent a year and a half in the
schools of Germany and took a post
graduated course in the University of
Pennsylvania where he is now an
instructor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24
To Order Rates reduced.

Topeka, Kan, June 23.-Tde state
board of railroad commissioners have
announced that they were prepared to
order a general reduction in railroad
rates on all lines in the state. They are
engaged in gathering the information
necessary to the preparation of new
schedules. 1t is understood that the
rates fixed will be an average reduction
of existing rates of 25 or 30 per cent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24

Fresh or roasted peanuts furnished t.
the Lake Herman stand at low rates
Call and see r. w. Brown opposite j. j
F~itzgerald's.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24
Flour aiiil For Barnesville.

GAINESVILLE. Mar, June 23.-Hans
PedersQA, a merchant an / resi- e,tate
cwifer Of this cay, is making "a
tons or g lanl oyer Willow river and
will erect a fionr n.i.l.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24
Abandoned Rehabilitation.

PHILADELPHIA, June 23-Ihe board
of managers OF the Reading road have
decided to abandon the rehabilitation
plan.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24

B. G.. Matthews, piano tuner, here
about July 9Th. Leave orders with Mrs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24

For rent, house of four good rooms
Location convenient.
CHAs. b. KENNEDY.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24

Clark Schram is prepared to hang pa
per on short notice. Leave orders a
Frank Smiths drug store.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24

The occasion of the commencement
exercises of the city high school at the
opera house last evening. called out an
immense audience and many interested
citizens we're unable to gain entrance to
the auditorium. The stage was beati-
fully decorated with potted plants, the
class motto, "Ad Astra Per Aspera," en-
bellishing the arch in letters Of pink and
green, the class colors. The graduating
class numbered five-Mr. Walter MUIR
ray, Miss Grace Stuart. Miss Alma Bar
ton, Mr.. Willis jerks, Miss Blanche Nc
Calllster. The exercises were opened
with prayer by Rev. j. p. Jenkins, after
which ensued the programme given in
last nights DAILY LEADER. The gradu.
ating essays were well rendered, and the
young ladies and gentlemen were the re-
cipients Of many flowers from their adj
miring friends. The diplomas were
placed in the hands of the graduates by
Geo. f. futile, president OF the board OF
education, and Rev. A. G. Blackman
pronounced the benediction, closing the
second commencement exercises in the
Madison High school. Miss Alma Bar.
ton, n of the graduates, has been en-.
gagged as teacher in the east side school
which is an expression of confidence and
very complimentary to her attachments
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24

When you feel "as cross as a cat" a
dose of Ayers Pills will make you as
good-natured as q kitten. Try them for
billiousness.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24
THE CHURCHES.
Order o. Exercises at the Different
Houses OF Worship in this City
Tomorrow.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Morning services as usual with SER
mon. S. S. at noon. In the evening
Children's Day Exercises will be given
by the s. s.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24

r. W. Brown will hereafter keep fresh
choice crackers on hand at the cheapest.
Call next week and look them over.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24
A CHURCH.

1890 a. n. Morning Prayer with SER
mon. No evening service. II m. Sun
day school and Bible ssclass for adults.
Theme: "Abraham-Christ, the Righte-
BUSINESS of God" All persons are cordi-
ally invited to attend and take part in
these exercises.
NJ. E.. CHURCH.
Rev. Geo. B. Dodd, Of Colman, will
preach morning and evening. Glass
meeting at 9:45. 'Epworth League at Z
.. m. led by Miss Lou Short. The pub
lie are cordially invited to every service.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sermon at 1890 a. m. by Rev. T. M.
Schanafelt of Yankton. Sunday School
at noon. Young Peoples meeting at I
p. m. Lecture at 8 p. m.-Christian
Unity and the Presbyterian Church, by
Henry Neill.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24

IN A MARK ETs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-06-24

Rev. J. P. Jenkins will exchange pull
pits tomorrow with Rev. Geo. B. Dodd
of Colman.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-11
DUs'S REVIEW.
Business Has Been Affected by
- the Money Stringency.

New YORK, March 10. r. q. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade will say:
Business during the past week has
been affected by the severe weather, but
even more by stringency and uncer-
tainty i'll the money markets. The
quantity of wheat coming into sight con-
tinues at the rate of 100000 bushels per
day. which is extremely large for the
season when crops are supposed 10 be
short and prices are very low. The eX-
ports are small, and the price declined
a cent for the week. Corn was firmly
held and advanced over cent, and oats
nearly as much, while pork was raised
35c, though lard and hogs were lower.
The great stocks OH hand caused much
selling when money was tight and loans
were called. But the exports of domes-
tic produce from New York last week
were only S5,000,000 against $4,000 900
last year, and monetary stringeney is
not Improbable while exports are artitil
cially reduced. c1
AT Chicago money Is in very strong
demand, banks discriminating closely.
Sales of building materials are large
and general business good, but
railroad blockades and the strike Of
switchmen threaten to interrupt bust
ness. AT Milwaukee storms retard
trade, and only gilt-edged paper is
taken. Jobbing trade is quiet at ST..
Paul, and heavy snow retardS business
and collections there and at Minneapo-
lis, but prices Of lumber advance with
good trade. The business failures oc-
curing throughout the country during
the past seven days number 225, as COM
pared with total of PSI last week"