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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16
CD m - as
DOCYRlNA CRISllANl
s3ss.ssR
PORCH. ESTEVE.

Nueva edicionslper1t ctamenie
,mpresa y sncusdernsdA en- car
ION. ! NUEVE PESOS gruess
Tomando..,, 10 gruesAs &c hsce
un buen descuento.
Ia venta en- esta Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16

OoiFcT On pos de IN Ideal,
} actcHs, vcrso. ......-..
Dc mAla RAsa, 8 acsoa,
fu%3. ..~..s.... s.
LAmacEis en- Los lAhioa, q
acsos, PEuaa.
s. eandido lisandro, ) euA-
dfos. psxsa -~---------
PIeasa MAJ y acersAsAa. 8
ecsxaAs scTSo ...-.
Aigunss vvees aqai, 3 ae-
toa. verso.
La GrAa JugadA, eomralA
doa acs0a veg1o .-.-.-
' asoo Aanes de Balboa,
dfAaaA g . aeaxa. pos
aeyo y Ooeaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16
Luz BRILLANTE
LA LUZ EN- FL NUNDO ne LOS NEGDCIOS..
ACEITE PARA ALUMBRADO DE- FAMTLTAS
L!o''s ee e1plo sion y ooas
pnstsc1a ezp0ntdneGs.
Sin hssmO nj MAI oEor,

lo1sSss"s cAVUNt0W609.S
SIN hssmo mi MAI osor;
Este aceite, prooucto.ds
una fabrication especial
.es Igual, sino superior a les
que Sc importan del ex
ranjero bajo diversos nom
6res y marcas, tanto DO
sus cualidades lunfeicaA
como por Ia segurida6 cue
otreoe a los consumidores.
Nuestr0s preeios son mu,
cho mas reducidos quel 4
dc las marcas extranjerss,
que con este mayor precio
no brindan d los consnmi.
dores ventajas de nj . .euns
olase.
La expeEiencia sdouiti.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16


eslida se Psnio-Ries 81 dia 10 10 S@ES HSss'
30 sxpsdsa passjea do Ida vssita con 10
PSiA la i.s ssmilias aus pagaen 10 squivaIsncl9
"a nsssisa - eptsros, o. lee har& la reba1s dsl
Is por cisnto. Asta rsbaia no ss applicable .
,os biIlstes dc Ida = vaslts. \. .
I'm Ia IL y 2. class. un niao %snot 1sraa. az ros
afos en- oada familia, grans' - ASs % 10 as:os 10
oSaO oSmDlidos ID passis, Do ID amos oamplidSs pa
sale entsre. ..s,,.r,. I'm n,xo
baats Z ados gratip. De 2 amos Rsaa1s'
do TG IL aaos Raaajs, do IL sAos On "o'lAA-
70 paaais satsre.
KTM MA de Las AME4aA&A< <~@s
sapor III. L. vIi-LAVER0S'
II - - .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16
YAPORES
xsoRmmos-MsP A1EO@4s
GALA nnxPANIA fRAEATLANTI0A
DE LOPEZ d. Co.
x.,v,s;o nara Pusrto-Rieo y 10 HahsnA'

AALIDAE.-De Barcelona los olaS ~
Ia csda mes De MAlAga q H:-DS0H-
dis 81 10 50.-De SantAnasr ei @o'-A'S -
"a sxnsnden oillstes dlrsctos para Mayagass
p.ncs Ssntiago do Cuba, Gibara, Nasvitas,
Hsbsniiia Colon, con trasbordo sa Pusrs""
Rico Habana.
y1Ayr D1RIOgo O1HDz PUERTO RICO
Ala Coruna . santander'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16
LIBROS BARATOS.

De vtnta, en- 10 Imprenta del
BOJ.ETID MERCANTrL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-16

yanor III. L. vlL-LAvERas,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

CucAGo. March 2s.-'rhe wheat market
vas nervous to-day. with frequent fiuci'ia-
sion-. The extreme IN May covering range
a. over &c with the average considerably
higher than Yesterday. still the trade has
not been heavy. chiefly for the reason that
there xas not much May for sale and That
va the month IN which tho Interest cen
tered. May closed ls-c higher. July was
almost entirely lrreSpon-ive 20 the wiidness
81 the May deal. closing hat &C higher than
i. Wa last night.
Corn va quiet. hut iriner. closing prices
showing gain 81 sc.
Oats were frtn. aud an advance OF 4 To
t,s- was established az the clo~e.
Provisions we're dull and did not change
much. PORK closed 3,.c lower. Lard - &c
higher for May and 2ise for July Ribs
closed 81 higher for July and unchanged Tor
May.
Bustersne-Eass lake dairy. i5c; Empire
Ia: Illinois creamery. iSc fancy do, lessc.
Closing:
wnEAr-Marrh. 7sc; May. siisc; July
-34c.
coax-March. 4okci April. so9lc; May
A. sc: July. &c.
Oars-May. SIC; June. siiSe; July
- =. september. - &C..
t'osx March. si75o: May. sls.70; July
sl-.60: >eptsful.ir. si7.so
IAHp-M March. Stl&i. May, SlfE; July
si0as. ~eIte,nbfr. Sil.n5.
Rih~-Aarch. So. May. slO.o'i july
e. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
Attempt at Suicide
II Night Nave Seen Prsssnfsd.

While the walks ia the Public Garden
wvse xo9dei yesterday afternoon about
4. 20 fciock. people near the entrance gates
Al IL corner of deacon and Charles streets
were horrlnsd O. see a man suddenly plunge
n knife repeatedly into his throat aud TALL 10
the ground.
While waiting for conveyance an oincer
questioned the wouldbe suicide, who was
aboul 50 years OF axe, as to his name, address,
ard reason for wishing To end his Lille, bur
the man sfeadfastly refused 10 give any inior-
nation regarding himself. lie was taken 10
the Massachusetts General Hospital and
slryicsl attendance given him. Although
weak from loss of blood 1t Is probable he
will recover. About y o'clock last night
hospital attendant got little information
from him. lie said his name Was Samuel
D.. and that he came some weeks ago
from New Brunswick. The last few days
ia head has jsif queer, and he has been wan
d.rins about the city, not knowing which way
t. turn. What impelIed him TO commit nus
rash act he Was unable TO say.
The above Is the familiar but terrible
story of the results Of mental arrangement
t.,nsel by overstrain Of the nervous system.
People who have Dizziness, hcdddche or tdok-
a he. or who are troubled with melancholy or
itspondent feelings, are already well ON the
road which leads TO insanity and suicide.
DIR. Miles Medical Co.: l cannot ind
4 language in which TO express my apprecia,
ION of the great benefit have derived
from the use of your Restorative Nervine
When life became burden would use thu
Scrvine 10 soothe my weakened nerves, and
10 calm my exhausted and irritable brain
--Mas III. BRowS, Rochester, n. \.
Dr.. Mics Ressoratire Nsrrine has no equa
in CURING Nervous Diseases. 1t contain
mo opiates or dangerous drugs. Sold on
positive guarantee Ivy all druggists ant
DIR. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

NV yosx. March =. -FtotK-More
alfiyf ai -isght csslcs ssicn-; winter wheat,
lex rr-.dtS = 10 80 2.5a per ewf.
NHEAr--Doh steady. closing steady.
Closing: March. 7tAc; April. 9Ses May.
7.4e. June. - SEQ Iuly. E5sc; August,
$40. September ~ ~.
taAx-fery duh. easier. closing steady :.
ek-ing: March. sic. April. "a; May.
l1t.c. June f-a.c: Jaly. ishc.
oAr--Duli. heavy. Closing: No. :
.s-t - ase; 80. : whise. II 10 tlac.
t.aKD-Qnift steady. western steam
closed ~ lis0 city clossd az iot1.
roEK-tslr. export demand steady Obj
n...-- T. "a e. 1913. neo mess. ls.95 10 l9''.
tlfeesk-~ Moderate demand. steady state
"a - Ia. fancy. Is. e. l-c-
tosFFR Options opened harey steady,
unchanged - Is points down. closed -teady,
unchanged - 5 points down; March hrin
aod ~ points np; March. ie.D; April,
ls.45 10 less. MAY. iG..0 u Is ~; June,
is.a,. July. lois; september, loo; oeto
Der. loo.
StoAH- Raw frm quiet; fair refining
n Ice; eentrifugalS. g. deg. tert, 9-lsc
refined. moderate demand; OF \. Ice
mould A. "a bloc; standard A, 49s Il
II lec.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

JUST A BRIEF RAID
cammack Puts a Little Life n
Stocks,
But The MARKET WAS DULL
Moae, wx- Easy. and the Desire 30
speculate Dad M Barn tery
Eiercef, Yesterday.
But The MARKET WAS DULL

SsN Yoak. Mach > Money Gu call
has been easy. rang.ng from 4 h. . per
cent. last loan = Per cent and CLOSING
offered AZ = per ceat
posted rates i,l9iSt
tsoyeenment h,sosis hzvs been hrn.
state bonds negseclrd
'flae stock markef sas quiet again 70.
~. bat a firns unstsftene continued T.
cs,aractsriz.. the dealings Ia the general
hst. ewing to the easy working II tae
rt,ney markets. the falling 81 II go'i
shipments andihe improvement reported
n the earrings q the railways HE
ahi bear combination. 81 Which Can
a.ack j. TIE accredited head, continues
feet The market Tor weak spots and
tsdAy fDistiilers. New England and
l.e4siing we're raideel With good
account II success. Manhattan jumped
ir,sn le9s. T. liz The dealings were
esuse ll,.ierate, only -sft.ofJ shaoes
ehaarsar haasi- i.i~ltsi stocks ngorrd foI
lSl IS aasl unlisted for i9s2l
fhc market eio-sd steady ia tone Tor Z
majority ii usr ieadiug -harss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Txgox Srock YARDs. Chicago March Is
Cattle - Receipts 300; market firm;
common "a extfa steers, $50 81 Si.ts;
sto.kers ard fecsicr~. $50 10 $40; cows
ana t.all-. 81 ~ a. Sis
Hog Receipts. 1000; market hFn;
heavy. k7-3 To- so. nixel and medium,
g. - a. g. IS. light IN Ia 30.
>heet.- kere.ufs 1900; market strong
poor - extra. - p - 500. lambs, $40
-. q. A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

Taxpo~ March -S-The grain markets
osrn..f this morning sisady. ~ Liverpool
wheat suies Ia, -tsaaF. nd winter. I'D
higher. corn. al ioasr. London cargocs
az California wheat unchanged. Wheat on
fasssze. rather more inquiry, cora quiet.
bar sfssdy. The French markets we're IN
al.anred
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29


Both the method aud results when
syrup Of Figs 10 tzkeas IL Il pleasant
AID fsfreshsng Ia tas taste, sna zeis
gently vet promptly CA the Kidneys.
liver aad Bowels, cl~ans~s the sys
t<m sdsctuzlly, aisp~ls eolds. head.
aches and feFers anu eurss hablttsu
constipation. Strip OF figz - TIE
only rrnedy Of - khnd esss pro
cacsd. pleasing % The taste aud &C
esptah,e % The sfosa<st, prompt IA
,fs acton and truly beneficial In ia
elects, prepared only from the neat
healthy and agreeable substances. IN
many excellent qualities commend :.
% AZ and have maas u the inos'
popular rs1neds known
syrup Of tSg- Is tor sale in 300
and OIL bottles BY al leading drug
ra.ts. Anv reliable druggist who
may not have Il on hand viii pro
eure II promptly for any ono Wis
wlshes 20 try IL Do not accept ar,
substitute
CALIFORNIA Fie syrup CO.
sss fsx<cssco. csl.
tgs<Ss2@8a. ~. sss se1k6 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
nefr,it t.rain.

DrrRorr. Men. March - wheat--N >
-ad. cash. 1Oi<c May. lie; July. Ijc
VI. uhlfe. cash. eA'8e.
Cora 10. :. ca-h. So.
tiais-No ah.tr cil-h &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

XIX eIs ~ r9 81 ss'n s.'. add '.s a.ss
p her ShsfIiis - Fama HAIR "a
ri n - int rs, blk :. kfndsl add 3.ya
Juas Rarth - > ". Closfefhuuae and
jams H. June. lot H. except y a.
N io.s T. sn6 ~ b. .. apd lots 1. 2 s.
tSa- ~ bik 3 bofths adj .....s. .--..--a
Nathalie tsarsiier o. Henry q rehrrmar
torn. - 2 lot ;. b. 3 tau fer~n and
7rfrers siJ ~
zee. b. fafr ana a q, T., Ns- Hslea =.
.oessecd y $ - =. b. y. seflbaer -,
- vas Des.sa w. \. Eiussi-. iats,
u 3 e.is-,sas.i to.t hs-tfr y Horton.
Doe n hlk 2. an atrsi and th'ief-
pi.k si.ier.asi : jssa a iseaae. boz. i
sni 81 s. Ts.sa' ali -
Nsrt a Nsra 3, ii.ftiua - Hsrfsais- y
ffw ~ q. hsk 2. +. Porter e
IhosreS = Martin - leorss iFsrs.
fiiece - iaesi 90 sec 3. irsa1 ksi as q
kh,eta fsrisvoid saa vife 81 Henry 8.
tlsfefbsriler. ricce = iaisi sfe = 1Fec-
Jssa rae,nfs..u susi siie =, asrffsri y
Rsfaart aHs - - f.ess e iai'.f - go
Ia e sr..s =. g. lsas ia8rel fires -
lard en-. ffnf,isut -
raal rsesrr aaa eifs =. fsal stoke
~. piers - lsrsi ~ +-r - ''fsna ksp
Iahn a Issat.n sra usfe asnsrsa Dem
t.sn fl-rs - tsnil ~ -ef i-ssel IL
Ortiz II areeo sei elre - Nrstsff ~at
Or fiere q lard en -f = 'ettt 80
fsf-trfe q i.erz saf wie 81 49,
>fssfs Tieee ~ tsai 81 ser IS Afr
gel 81. AS s4fs Is tc-fs gsss tss
roe ens1f rees - isra - fer
1eSss vssr Ara IS sat,ass. 5seeh
H - ens 81 tr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

FRUITS
Asrtss Fair - god. pr bbl. se75a
400. fas.s,. pr bhl. xs..s 1aso
t'aAxisfakiss- Bell and cherries. 500 Per
Ia Jerseys. sS.euss. go pr Ia.
ffonlpA OaAsoKs- brishts, s-sefS--o
per box.
Isuox---sf~ Nessiras. 10 box ~ Jus
and ssfs. slso,a1.ao ser oos.
8Sop-r lunch-
1.n.s-,5s~ and prosi~sons-- " hole~aie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
cr,crtit-s and Proti-ions--N hole~al
Prices.

CnNKsx- Full cream. i2t .dlac.
CA<xKp Goops--t 'oru. 81 .st.t 80 per doz;
tomatoes. II. 25taf. ~ per cox
rOrgKfs- Roasted. Rio. 22fd PC; Mari
caiho. sss0g-~: lava. Jpd3fc: Mocha and
Java. sNa.stc package. s-i.>n.
IAkD-t compound there's. ssle; com
pound. ~ pound tins. 'e; pure. terces,
$500; 90 pound tins. ljac kettle rendered,
tiefce.. sli.35: si-isound tins, H'sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
LANSING
u & NORTHERN r. r.

cefsu - ufrFlff
". Grand Rapid fl1am y arm ftlrn
Ar lletrcA 20 y IN ~tfi n - - -
EF4r R<irt. FneN nErEprI
Nv Detroit ga - Trm ~ ~
A.. Gfand Rapids u - 20 = 1pn i''2pm
skolxsu Ai.st ssu ~ foi'it
" Grand kaIids an - n
Al. tssAud Re pids p en- ~ 81 in
inufa.l "a llovf "a strff~e-
II 0~anl Kap.a. sfasm tagm ttspm
A, t,...r. l.....s.H 4 - q ~ - d "a
4raffaH CRA snHafff
r,,-a. 49,. -. al sfains l,f.tusrt f.rsnd Rap
i'd efd pefroft- fafir az - enEloa& -
sF,er, fiat. sltlcf frasnf ~rst dafr eaif.
sg1,rDs DkHats.e tsrn. Pes lfe1t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

tItaiF A u ~ rerf DAHL rFrrf' rFna4f
Tntsar fftri Seven f,ef - i'
ciessf.tf,r car faflfr rFe ttterftr -
- tfti-ss fearifle fsfsrd fnfi1s ~ 81 r| $50
l.ffftr Istfroif ~ "a ~. erfltfftz re titei.i
fat.iIl. ~ 81 g. - i'f4ff clElr.s tliif't ut'f
:. fsnsrsat sra el tiifnret tfElns ee>4 s&-I ~
Nirhfean ifssfsai falifaad Il snaAia o'ntasfh
difiescai
Ian y Bsleas l+~r,. A4t. = &affe< n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
LOCAL MARKETS.

TIE active demand fer wire nails con.
sinues. AMI factories find It hard work to
k.er, np Win their ORDERS. The advances
rasl, 81 the mile the llrst u the month
are isin< maintained. and with the
serire demand shcsi there is ~ doubt
that Il viii H. held. and may 50 higher
The present quotations VIll rrmain until
"a stock on hand IS exhausted Smoked
meats and pork ia barrels declined afew
r.arts yesterday ard lossd weak.
Nagie suEsr Is a little ioVet and lettuce
j. ehesgsr Beef IL scarre sod advanced
ahaf cent. Cioverseed went down 80
reffs q HuahaI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
TIME TABLE

-IFHIif- FIFHIIf FNF"IF sIH1II1I
Iraius arrive frssm the East a. m. II - y
Boz J. N ana 10 a. NJ
Trains arrive from the Mcsf 1910 IN. SIS ,
m aud a. = ~.
Eastward 10. 10 las Wagner fafiUr hufit
car. ~. j. parlor car No - Narnef Sleeper.
Westward NJ = Wagner ~icfIaf. Ma IA
Parlor car. Ne r. Nsrnrr fafif.r i3uHs.t car.
icH> ~ fssgn Traits Manager
Bs> fLETcHss. 1ras Iess. AFrrt.
Jas. (ANrnHI.i.. Cts Ticket Ar~ri.
Ne. = Nnuloe Slresl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
AilI06 q
Small
bilebeanS

Are guaranteed to cure Bill
ious Attacks. Sick Headache,
La Grippe, Colds, Liver Com
plant and Constipation. AZ
in each bottle. Price % cents.
Sold BY druggists. Picture ~,
II, TO- and sample dose free.
LESHfTHSc0. n~- .kfTwY0RK
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

T3.s ,sfe sst.f.Ft fia ieFe ee l.D
80 -. krie ar.s 2 aea r. q NJ fl-rs -
.,.,lrs -. afrt -seei STREET tf4eIt - Fif't r.
a @Nrsr 8 Is A. lf7r.zsf. >
G. Ts-eess - Pee trFtf
tsTte teFEs ~ Ar-t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

1rsins lcestna sssnsh - a. I a. snd a >aHm
r1n dali AHist4 tf4ll~ oaltt r4ctsssi o-stsi1t.
siEsETe4 k>D faEt.ee ga <EEtasG
NoFf1s - : "a tain hak I,stleF ca a. ffas
eTet ITS. iaE a. tfain t2s raflI4 CAT Nfsa1
Rapids a. fctosk1f aI1 As<A4Aa tfff.
u II 4 train has k3ssplaS carr 1rana hap
81 a. ftta<kes and taCk4naW
>ssotk /. ~ trsln hss s.ariox car bfsad
iaf4.ts - frlsinstl
10 e N ssais i,ss lssrior car 1Eani kapiss
a. Chicago
SO > ~ train has ssner siecs.sns car tifsna
Hsfiez - iI.fi nAatl
n 4F - sfsla has Nsenas sipessiAs ar ssrsa5
Aaf4as - Chie&go
Mrskf1soN. GRAND RAFllss A INDIANA
for Nuskrxon. IL Is a. a - IA ta1em
1fem NasAa,.faa A. ~ o. ln ASP ~ SO -
stlsday ffain leaves tn Asskszsa " a
ARRIVES ffosi Naske-sus a. >
CHICAGO WAC RAJ
I've, Erand k4rids leo - - , N Al Spa
~ % a NJ fraia Ia. flsrotlkh Iafita Car sn1
u - . N train dAily ilssoueA Nasber sieeIil.s
Lss. CHICAGO .-.....suAm sfnpm nspm
Ar. Grand kapids =. - 81 pm ttsa a.
~ y n train has fhfutleh isrior ~ an1
II ~ 3 m tfain ds4ls. tLfoGeh Nasnsf Siarptns
Car
1irourb tickets and fnll infs.rrsstisn can bs
had rs calling uf>en A. AimQuist, tiekrs ascnt
Of union station. Gfspf1c Nurrt.1. niol
sctst aFeDt. No. g. Nonrse street. Grand Rap
Ids, Mica 4. l.. Ias,k~otn.
Gen. Pas and iicket Asent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

TnoSAs u. Gu.rrxf President
uEo. Il. tslGss>. vice President.
J. fEfEf.28Ca fkkfs, tashter.
\ III. H0>T. Assistant asher
Transact business AL depart uents - ssenk
Ia. authssrlx.d hs The >Afss4sial Bankinx Law.
fxebanees available IA al ttse so.nIncset4l
elt4es 81 the world a. eufFrEt rates
L. ). bsrds boTsh and sold
BlEkC1ofs.
Thomas u. Gilbert Noyes L. Avery
Thomas J. q hricn. aeprse q, hfiGs~.
DAVID NJ. Au.herx l.emuai Il. f9tasm.
Rsf.~otn G. Luce. sanstasattne Aortoa.
Isf~sfd n. Hunt. John g. Fitzgerald.
! stew ara Mite. fbiio a. Fuller.
j. Frederick basrs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND KsfIps. kIcn.
CAPITAL $4,000

b. A. HLoDcFrr President.
1fo. ". GAY. Vice President.
Nm. III. ASnfksoS. Cashier.
JSo. A. SEsxoEs. Asst Cashier.
Transscfs a general banking business In
tercst paid on time deposits. by special
ranxemsnt with Messr<- knenfh. >scbod and
Kuhn q New York, letfefs OF ercif eurfent IA
all foreign countries ifsoed direct upon ths
most favorable condifious. aud drafts drawn
oil foreign cities At lowest rates
DIRLCToRs.
wra. n. Anderson. wna- sear~,
Christian BertscA. Cess. n Johnson
A. !. BOVINE. ;. ~. L~mon
A. d. Rathbone g.. W GAP.
ID. A. iIlodgest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29

barley. 10.
Flour-I.Iiy white. SlS0; patent, 2.O:
buck wheat. $50.
Mil stufs-Middlings SIS; bran. $i7;
screenings. SIS.
Ground Feed-Per ton, $3.50; corn meal,
per ton $500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-29


Washed medium. 2idg7c.
Washed. fine. -e2ff25c.
Tnwashed. medium. i5ld Oc.
Jnwashed. fine, Ia l6c.
Hides and TaIiow.
Cured hides No. |. dc; No. ?. $40.
Green hides. No. |, 3 &c: No. >. 2isc.
Heavy steers. cured OVER 90 pounds, GO
Calf. green. No. I. e.: No. .. sc.
Calf. cured. No. |. &c; No. ?, Sue.
Deacons. 3 10 31c.
Tallow-
Rough. g PER pound.
Rendered. aAac per pound.
sheep pelt-. sc Ca $50.
HAY and Wood.
TiMorHY-sil. o0di20O per ton.
CloyER-Sli.0o per ton.
MlxKp-slOedll.0O per ton.
SIRAw-S5.n0d6.f0 per ton.
WooD--i6-in. beech and maple, dry, S2.25
per cord green. 500 Per cord.
Building Materials.
Wire nails. rate. si.75s6i.s1
GiaSs. discount. 9Jc.
Building paper. per roll. sI.0o(f5.on.
Water proof paper. per roll. sl.Oo.
If-,tBKH-kettii piece stuff:
No. hemlock. up Ia aud including Is
feet lengths. Si2.0D; add 800 per loo feet
for every additional two feet.
No hefnlock. Gp 20 and including 16
feet. SO: every additional two feet, sl.0n.
No. pine. under l. in. slf.00 per loo
feet; lin. So PER l.nno feet: add 81
for every additional two feet over l6 feet
shipping cuiis. <i1
Mil culis. sill.
No flooring. white pine. So
No. . flooring. white pine. sis.
No. flooring. white pine slS-
No. I maple 80,
No. ceiling =. SO.
No. ? ceiling. -. SIS
i. No. I ceiling. s. So.
No. ceiling. =. SD.
No siding. 1 in. Si7.
No siding. lin. SIS.
No. Gsrn,aa siding. 81.
No. ? German siding. Sis.-
No. 3 German sidinS. SIS.
Finishing material
No. common board> So.
NJ. 2 common boards. SIS
No. common boards. SIS.
I = IN. finishing. So.
SHINofFs- STAR A star. ~ in-hes clear. 9
pr thousand.
NJ. ?. I've inches clear butt. s2.e5 pe
thousand.
Sasnd butt. 81 - r-sr thousand.
Gull shingles. Al Ter thousand.
1.saT->o. white pine. 80.
10. white pine. SIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16
ONLY GUARDS CAN STEAL.
So the Pretty Girl Who Appropriated an
Orange Is HumilIated.

"You will have to put that orange
back" said Columbian Guard, address,
ing pretty girl. plump, and rosy-cheeked,
who was passing through horticultural
hall with party OF women, says the
Chicegs Times.
The girl laughed. but the laugh was not
bit humorous.
What orange?" she asked.
The one you have in your umbrella"
said the guard.
You can take il back for me-" and the
girl laughed again, but the laugh was
still more hollow and less amused than the
first one.
mo, you will have to 60 back your
sslt," said the guard with not trace of
smilo on his face, and put it back where
you got it,"
The girl hesitated and again laughed,
but her companions did not look as II
they enjoyed the pariey. Cor large cr' wd
was gathering about them, aud they
walled on out OF the building and left the
puriolner Of fruit alone with the stern tin
soldier.
The girl didn't say q word. but went
down into the folds of her umbrella and
fished out an orange. Then the guard &C
companled her back TO the California ex-
hibit, and she placed it tenderly on the
plate from which she had taken II. She
kept up the laugh with an effort all
through the proceeding until she had
hurried out of the door and rejoined her
companions. Then she burst into tears,
and got good scolding from them in the
bargain.
Beautiful. was IL not. how uprightly
that honest guard administered impartial
justice in spite of the girls charms Yes.
indeed, beautiful to all except two wit
nesses of the scene who had passed
through horticultural Hall just one hour
before and had seen this same guard APP
propriate to his own uses large. juicy
orange from the same California exhibit.
SUI gsneris and common laws do not apply
to them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-16
THE KINGS HORSES.
A Slim Man Who Wasn't Put Out by an
Important Ofnciai.

A good story is told of purse-proud
old nobleman who was travelling through
the rural districts of Sweden. In that
country tho people do not have quite as
much respect for the titled arlstocracy as
in some other localities on the Continent.
One day the nObleman came strolllng up
to countrT tavern and, as he stopped his
carriage, he called out IN an lmperlous
tone: g.,
-" Horses, landord-horses at once :"
II am very much panied 10 inform you
that you will have TO wait over an hour De-
fore fresh horses can be brought W" re-
piled the landlord calmly.
" How :" violently exclaimed the noble
man. This to me! Ny man, demand
horses Immediately"
Then, observing the fresh. sleek-lookiug
ones which were being led up TO another
carriage. he continued:
For whom are those horses ?"
They were ordered for this gentleman,
replied the landlord, pointing TO tall,
slim individual a few PAGES distant.
Il say. my man. called out the noble
man. will you let me have those horses II
/ pay you a liberal bonus"
No" answered the slim man, lintend
to use them myself"
PERHAPS YOU are not aware who ON"
roared the now thoroughly sgitated and
irate nobleman. p" | am, air. Field Marshal
Baron George Spare, the last and only
one of my race"
Il am very glad to hear that" said the
slim man. stepping into his carriage. " 10
would be terrible thing 10 think that
there might be more of you coming. |
am inclined TO think that your race Will
be a foOt-race."
The slim man was tho King of Sweden.