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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
BANK-EXAmlNER MILLER.
The Place Given to n yirg
toGet Alaska Positions.
From our Regular Correspondent


From Our Regular Corrospondsntl
WAsHISeroS. July II. - Comptroller
Eckels. OF the Treasury Department, has
finally settled tue long contest over the
bank-e1aminershlp, for which several we'll
known Virginians were applicants. and IN
accordance with his earliest incllnatlonk,
ba. selected Mr.. Muller. OF Buchanan,
Botetourt county. for the position.
Mr.. james X. Branch, OF Richmond, was
strongly pressed tor the appointment and
had tho endorsement OF many OF the most
prominent people of the state. Dir. John
&. Miller. OF DAnville, was also an appll-
cant. and SO were Mr.. Smart, Of Stanton;
Mr.. Fuller. of Winchester. and others.
IN addition TO the fine endorsements
that AIr. buchanan had the Comptroller
took much interest IN his case from the
start and IT has bscn the opinion here for
some time he would DO appointed.
1t has not yet been determined in what
territory Mr. Miller Will work. but 1t IL
thought he will be assigned to tine as
trict which includes the States OF Flr-
einia, West Virginia. and North Carolina.
oGo TO ALASKA.
Several Virglnians are seeking govern
Inent positions which Will send them 10
Alaska. and before many weeks shall have
ELAPSED the 1reasurT officials will deter
among the many who are applicants. The
first one 10 put in for an Alaska appoint
meut was Professor Powell. OF Spottsylva
MIA county. and his friends appear 20 be
reasonably confident OF his success. Dn-
ring the Hayes Administration two virgin
lans who had become converts 10 the lie
publican faith we're given offices IN Alaska.
Ihsy were Colonel VI. ID. Ball, for many
wears the editor OF the Alexandra SeHhnti.
and Colonel Garter, of FauuWer county.
Since they served no Virglnisns have had
Offices IN Alaska.
MAIL NATTER.
Mail service has been ordered established
in North Carolina IS follows: From
August |. 1898. 20 June 30, 1S9G-Elisha by
Kehukee to Weeksylle. three times, a
week. Naxton By BranchVill- and Affords
Vile to Rowland, ak times week.
j. ". Cannon. Winston; ii. l.. Stoysr
and NELL Graham. Wilmington. and ). r..
Birtbright are among North Carolinlsns
registered AT tho Metropolitan.
Among the fourth-Class postmsstsrs APP
pointed to-day were:
North Carolina Hunts, Nash county,
Sailis &. Edwards NC. j. VI. Aay. resigned (;
Maiden, CAtawba county, X. a. Rudlcil
rice c. c. Gall. removed MOriAh, Person
county, Matte j.. Coleman U'ce \. 4.
Bumpass. dead Pratt. Johnston county,
c. y. Byrd r,cs j. Il. Coates, removed.
Virgnia-kInsale, " est1oreland county,
Georgs lAnsant U,ce b. A. English. re-
moved: New-River Depot, Pulaski county.
I. ID. Hudson r.ce W. {. Hairless, removed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

FLOUR.--We quote: Fine, s2a32.25. super
fine, s2.25aS2. 50; extra, s3as3.25. family. Sfs
$40 patent, s4.5Oas4.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
ceA,N AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. July l4.-oFPERIsGs-Whe 2O3
bushels. Corn, 10 bushels. Mii-Onsi, tons
SALEs.-Wheat, 202 bushels Mill-onaL
tons.
QUOTATIONS.
WHgAr.--IongberrY, 65aB0c. Mixef, 63a69c-
shortberry. 60a6sc. No. red, Csc.
CORN White, primo Virginia, bag lots, ola
52c No . white. ola5 Nc. No. 2 mixed. f9c.
OATA-No. mixed, 36laa3oC. /; No mixed.
34Iea35c.
kYE-5sa60c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
NO CHOLERA IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Fake TO the Contrary Officially De-
niea-yeiiow-Fever.
(By telegraph 10 the Dispstch-l


WAsHIyoroy, d. c.. July l4.-Spscials
published IN New York alleging the ex-
istence OF y disease in Northampton couu-
w. n. G., resembling cholera were today
brought TO the attention Of Surgeon
General Wvman. OF the Uuited states
Marine Hospital Service, with "a inquiry
az TO whether any sdvIces had been re-
csived at the department on the matter.
He replled that the official returns OF the
state health officers TO the harine-HospitaI
Service made no mention OF ary such eI.
traordlnsry outbreak, End thatths would
as.uredly have reported 1t II IL eIisted.
He. however. directed inquiries to be
made IN North Carolina, and this after
noon be received q dlspatch from the
state Board OF Health of North Carolina
stating officially that there was no truth IN
the story that cholera had broken out IN
that state.
Surgeon. General Wyman has received
the following official report OF the yellow
fsver ARRIVAL in Hampton Roads from Ma,
rine-Hosplta Surgeon f. ID. Perry, dated
YESTERDAY; Il have to report that the
British brig Dsrpa. thirteen DAYS from
Havana bound for Sidney. Cape Breton,
in gravel ballast, put into Chesapeake
Bay last night at 10 o'clock for medical re-
lief. She Was visited at the Cape Charles
Quarantine station and found TO be IN
fecteI with yellow-feVer. The Dody OF
CAPTAIN Lyon. who died Yesterday the
18th. after eight days illness attended
with pronounced symptoms OF yellow
fever. was still on board. There are TWO
cases of yellow-teyer among the crew OF
seven remaining. One OF these became
MI at Havana the other on the 9Th instant,
lust FIVE DAYS after the beginning OF Cap
tain LYONS sickness. The yessel and crew
have been sent to Fisherman's Island for
treatment
The Marine Hospital Bureau Is ADVISED
that here 10 a case of yelOw-fever at Gulf
Quarantine Station. Chandeleur Island
Miss, on the schooner John q. Smith,
from Havana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
DENTAL From RALHGH.

RAIEraH. \. c.. July i4.-There is no In
formation here of any unusual disease IN
Northampton county or AZ any other point
In North CaroiIDa. A social 10 tue N'"S
and Obslrrr- from Garysburg. Northamp-
ton county. saws: There Is no disease IN
this locality resembling cholera"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM All e..GNT BUSINESS
CENTRES or THE Would
Prices OF Money. Bonds stscs% Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. de-. ana tbs
Weather Indications
fBy telegraph to tho Dispatch

WASHINGTON. d. c., July a.
IglIn Forecast for twsnty.four hours
from midnight 10 midnight. For
virginis Showers in the early
morning. probably followed BY clearing
and warmer weather; southwesterly
winds.
Eor North Carolina: Showers in north
ern portion, fair in southern portion;
southvesterly winds; warmer In north
eastern. cooler in southwestern portion.
THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was tair in the morning. Heavy rain az
night.
Range Of the THERMOMETERS II the front.
door OF the DIsPArcH Office yesterday:
n. M......-.s...-- ss.s-'' .'''''s '''''' oo
A. III .................. ''.'.s..''.-'''' 90
IL N ..................'s.. ''.'.'''''' ''+''So
=. M.................s ''-'''. ''''''' ~
4. M ................... ..'s's'..s..'s %
Midnight. .................".. '''''O
Mean temperature Observation-Disclosures 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15
DEALERS BRANCHING OCT.

The distinctly easier feeling IN the money
market encouraged the commission houses 10
branch out little more IN their operations, and
the fact that there Is stu q heavy Outstanding
short Interest furnished essis for sta further
recovery, rs there are no unto1ard dsvslop-
ments IN financial and commercial circles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-15

CHICAGO, July Catss--ResetptA $500
head: shipments. 5000 head: prime heavy,
st.75as5.fo; sooi, s4.4osss. 90: medium.
s3,s0hs+.35; grsssers. s326asA 70; stoekers.
sl.55as3; Texans s2.4Oas-.l0; cows Ella
e325.
Hogs: Receipts, 10000 head shlpuacnta
1900 heai mixsa and packing, sS.9OaSo. Ioi
prime heavy and butchers, 60 losao.2oS
lights, e6.l0ss6.3o.
sheep: Receipts. 5000 head, shipmsnn,
HOO hea1: natives, s960As5; Westerns
s36oss4: Texans. s3SOss3 50; lambs. s3s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23

Tho story Of the rich mans selling all
ne had and giving unto the poor was the
subject Of discussion In certain Sunday
school class not long ago. The teacher
was illustrating tho moral that the les
son conveys. One OF her most attentive
listeners was q little fellow scarcely
years old. but as bright as a dollar, and
with tongue that uses the queens Eng
lish in q manner that would make that
motherly old soul squirm If she heard il
'Now," said the teacher very impressive
", IF man Is fortunate enough 20
make 81 600, 900 in the course of his life.
it is his duty 10 give half of it at least TO
the poor" YES" interrupted a prim
little girl In one corner, but how many
men make $1,000. 900 in the course Of
their livesy" There was a silence for q
moment. when the little fellow chirped
in the canstic answer, Darn few
Utica Observer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23

It was In the public garden. Two
pretty little boys were running upon the
edge Of big flower bed and jumping
of, only to run mp and jump off again,
while o nnrsemaid smiled at them en-
couragingly from bench under tree
near by. After they had made the bank
like border very ragged, several Of the
gardeners came by. and one Of them
stopped to reprove the children. ''See
here, stop that, said the man. "Go over
there and play under the tree"
why, We mustn't play there" said
ono of the little boys with dignity.
"Can't you see that sign there to keep
of the grass And. entirely satisfied
with his own Difference Of law and or
der. he went on jumping on the flower
bed as soon as the gardener had passed
out Of sight --Rosion Transcript
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23
|" specuIation."

The time never was moro favorable for
specializing In grain and stocks than at
present. Prices are 40 per cent lower
than they ought 10 be on both grain and
stocks
The recent money panic is the cause
of theee conditions.
The crops are generally good this year.
with the exception 81 wheat. through
out the country. and thcforcicn demand
is the largest % the year. owing 10 tho
damage 81 their crops II is bus short
time until wheat viii seli 90 cents per
bushcl higher than present quotations.
IL you are nc; posted IN speculation
write &. L. Van Wrinkle 4 Co. - Ia
Sale street. Chicago Ill. for their book
On Speculation and ~iiow "a Trade.
sent free ga receipt n stamp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23
TOO OFTEN THE CASE.
nTEHEsTIn0 PROOFS

A young society hdy, amer round e
rsvsfv. becornes suddenly conscious Of an un-
ranal sensation. che has frequent attacks u
siuriners. ~ kaet acl>s. and abe feels bad aud
generally run down
Mothers. look veil 10 your daughters.
D.nxhfsrz look vcll 10 yourselves
Let the frsf symptom dsnoting the APP
prsach a disease r-o,ive your instant atsen-
Ton. Healthy women are the hope Of the
race. snf n u well-nigh criminal 70 neglect
anything which promises relief
There u kops Tor az sufferers from Nsrto,s
Dassaa.s. Kead wh.t follows:
Mrs. Jennie G. Davis 6ns artist and an
accomplished kufhoress. 81 Westhelt, Via.
had been snb;cct 70 headache ever siRee she
could remember. SO severe we're her at
ticks A 10 cause al timc- temporary dslirium-
All treatment had failed 10 relieve her, bat
sffsr usinx pr. Miles Restorative Nervine
sc writes my record Is % me. a. least
satisfactory. No headache. constantly In
eressinr appetite. and . consequent gain IN
weseht u two anl half pounds in just one
ue~k."
ex weeks later she writes: Have read
and sr~ed inmodersfely Of late. but my
be.siacbes 10 not return
Mr.. John X. Miles. Of Valparaiso. Ind.
sas attacked three years ago With turn Of life
IA - worst form. IL finally tent 90 her
had. snd al Indications sere that Is would
rrsult either in insanity or softening Of the
hrain. Her husband thus writes. IL would
e. Impossible for me 10 aftcnpf a Description
- ~ sn<rings during all this time She
vs. treated BY our s.ry hosf local physicians,
sish hut temporary benefit. she has taken
fnr 3 siica - In. NiLES RESTORATIVE
RKevnxr. snd - cured shp bss gained
tEeaty pouuds in weight. tell you. she
olsea ble--es you for shat you have done Tor
her"
FeooHtet tA,s or The crRK q all Nsr-
v,ns T,.seslses there = Nd resne.iy which sP-
proarAss ~. NJ hc<orutsss Nsrvss<. 10 =
frrr fraia dsnrerous drug. and opiatss Sold
b. al druggists. on positive guarantees, %
"a. Nals As.iical Co. klkhsri lo4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23

CHicAso. Aug. 23.-Dallness and weakness
was the feature OF the wheat market today
aud prices went OF nearly cent, although
part Of the decline vas recovered There
was very little In the way OF news 10 cause
cause weakness; but cables were a fraction
easior. The supply was greater than the
demand. Corn was decidedly weak and
lower. Oats we're slow and easy, largely in
sympathy With corn. Hog products ruled
qiiet with very little change.
Closing pricess
waxAr-August, 6l1sci September. 6l1sc;
December. os4c.
CoES-Aegust. ssc; September. SSac;
May. s1<c.
OArs-Sepsember. 23JSc; October. 2is[c;
May. 29kc.
Pork-September si2. soi October, $500.
LlkD-Septefnber, So; October, $500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23

NV YonK. Aug. s2.-fLorl Dull,
easyi winier wheaf low grades. si.s5d2ia
wasAr-D1ii. steady closing May. s2sSci
August, elise; September. 6sscs October.
7lt4cs Dceember, 5e+c.
Cosz--DalL Closing steady: August.
ieAcs september. tsAei October, s7'sci
December. f7c.
OArs--DoiI. lowers August 0lc; Septem-
her. 30sscs Oetober. 305l C; November. 81 =.
Spot prices; M. :. 500 3oAc; No. ? white,
35sa.3i<c.
LAsD-Essier. quiet, western steam, sSlci
city. SIC.
Pokk--Steady new mes. sii-sotaiL75.
Cnxksz-euiet. hrm. state. large. e7s9
SIC
coFFU-Optioas opened quiet. unchanged
to ~ poinss down, closed dull unchanged 10
points mp. SALES f.70 tags. including
September. siA6S; October. tit.75i March.
$3.50. Spot Rio. dull steady; No. :, i57le.
SusAa-Raw. firm. duh; fair refining,
Size; eentrifagals. 81 test. 3Ac; refined
frm. fairly active; OF A. t3-i6,d5Ake; mould
A, SAa5 9l6c. standard A. 81 l6(a5A con-
PETITIONERS A. 5l.is@54c; cut loaf and
crushed. Sxts5 Isles powdered. S7-lets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23

Sing a song of sixpcnce,
a bottle full of rye,
Four and twenty guests around
Its exceIlency to- try.
When the bottles opened
And they find the liquor pure,
Everybody cries at once
Royal Ruby sure'
.Royal Ruby" Ryc Whisky.
Is rye that's pure. old and
mellow. Eleven years storage
I'm wood before bottliug gives
il q smooth. oily aud pheasant
flavor. The connuirseur always
calls for -. Quality gnaran.
tced. $50 per quart bottle.
ROYAL WINE Co,
Chicngo.
For sale Is Scrihner * Aid
worth. dra1Eist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23

Loxpo<, Aug. 2e.-The grain markets
oueued this morning easier. At Liverpool
wheat had downward tendency; red winter.
IA lo~er. Corn "a lower aud buyers hold
ing of. London carvocs of California
wheat for shipment were unchanged. Float
irg carvocs OF wheat SLOW. Wheat aud
cora on passage we're dull. The French
markets Ners unchanged. The imports Of
wheat INTO Liverpool The past three days
were $1,000 bushels including 81, 600
l..,.fols American.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23

RT-Stafe Of Mich lgan. coun-
Il y 81 ksnf. ~ session OF the probate
court for said county "a kent. held az Tho pro-
bate Office. M the city II Grand kapsds. on tho
81 day ~ August. In The year ono thousand
eight hundred and q ne-fhrcc.
Prcscnt, & rus T. Perkins. Judge ~ Probate
In the matter 81 the estate OF
HERMAN SPRUNG. deceased.
The Michigan Trust coEnpar HAVING nleh In
this court - ftti inn pfating that Tue admin
iesratiun =. said estate MAJ b. FTAutesito ifseif
II l. oi1nref that Friday, the isth ssaJ ~
StptcmiIeT, TIA az iyo'clsek AZ u.e forenoon, Al
said fs-ti fssii.
And a. - further ordered that copy ~ this
rfsitf h. ruhlteleti three SUCCESSIVE NetAs
4 svieis sid aay - heannE ia the tirand
Eaft,ls Nsfalsi. a daily ne~spaitf pftn,ed aud
rirrulattns a. -ali copsfs - kent
tNkts = PERKINS
Is frrle cagF1 jude ct Probate.
HAM II. lEvf1f, Kesisier. we'd sep n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23

rSro< Srocx YARps. Chicago. Aug. n
Cattle-keceipts. $50; common To extra
Steers. 81 500 5.2S; stockers and feeders, s2-zo
GAO; cows and helfers. sl.DgS.s0.
Hoxs-Roceipts. Is, 90; heavy. $i.s6sd5.s5;
MIXED and medium, <5.25(t5.75; light, $50
aA75.
Sheep-Receipta. 10.ooci poor 10 choice,
S.l5eA75; lambs. S2-50,s5.Uo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23

REGISTRATION NOTICE
For the School Trustee Election I'm the
City OF Grand Rapids


To the Electors of the city OF Grand Rapids
qualified To vote at the School Trustee Elec-
ton 10 be held In said city on Tuesday, sep
TENDER .. 1885,
of the board of registration for said school
trustee election. will meet at the fol owing lo-
cations in the respective wards OF said city 81
isa aA from eight oeioeR in the forenoon q said
september 2. A. ID. ISIS, until eight o'clock In
the afternoon 81 said September ?, A. ID. 1888.
for the purpose Of making perfect list. az near
as may be. Of all persons residing in each Of
said wars. qaaii6ed as electors under the con-
stimtion OF the State OF Michigan and under
the provisions OF an act entitled. An act To re-
wise an acl. entitled. An act relative TO free
school in the city OF Grand Rapids. approved
March fifteen. one thovssnd eight hundred and
Msvnine. as one thousand eight handred and
sevanty seven. and the several acts am endatory
thereof, and entitled 20 vote therein a. the an
nual school trustee election To be- held in said
city on Tuesday. September 5, A. ID. 1885, viz:
flrst Kard-Af the 0randvlle avenue public
school In said city.
second Nard-At the central high school.
publ, s-hoo In said city.
Third ward-At the fire rnetne house, n pub
lice tire engine house On L4glaye street In said
Fourth ward-At the Gre engine house a
public fire engine house On Barclay street in
Fifth Ward-At the Plalnisld avenue public
&C TOOL in said city.
SIXTH Wari- Al the West Leonard street pub
seventh Wand At the Onion school (so-
calfcdl a public slIool IL said city.
Eighth Warsi-At tho siblsy street public
Ninth ward~M the Jefferson street public
school Ia said city.
Tenth Ward AT tie Wealthy avcnce public
Fclool in said city.
Eleventh wara-At the Houseman block tso-
calledl. on Madison avenue, a public street In
Iweilth ward-At the soush Ionis street pub
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23
DetroitGrn,n.

Drraorr, Mich. Aug. 22--Whea.-No. .
rcd cash &c; September. Got Deccm-
Der s9s{ No. white cash. Gle.
Corn-No. 2. cash, 43c.
Oats-Nc. white, cash. 291<c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

July %. is31 q
TO DETROIT.
Nv. Grand Rapids. 70am sispm tDpm
Ar. Dctroit......-..-Ii 20 q m . - D m 10 = N
fEoN 0ETaorr.
Nv. Detroit ga m s1Gpm 600p m
Ar. Grand Rapid. u a. m $40 D M 10 IS y N
SAGINAW. ALMA AND IT. Loufs
Lv- Grand Rapids ...... 1Dam ffsp m
Ar Grand Rapids...-.---........-u 80 M ~ % b m
LOWELL. VIA LOWELL . HASTINGS n n
Nv. Grand Rapids. soa m iG pm s0pm
Ar from Lowcll...... n g. D IN "a y "a
THROUGH CAR sEKxfcR
parior cars on all trains betwecn Grand Rap
ids and Detroit farlor car 70 saginaw GA
morning train
'Eycry day. Other trains week dayr only.
GEORGE DEhAyKS. Gen. Pass r AGENT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23
CHICAG0 & WEST MICHIGAN
RAILWAY.

RAILWAY.
20 rHIc kon
Lv. R'p'ds- fzsam 50 am rs nm OF N M,
Az Shie2so- IL ~ pm 10 pm 70 pm 10 an
Fhos CHICAGO
Nv. thicago.- = am 600 an as nrnsft n m.
Al. u k'p'd<. ~ pm sss pan 10 IS pm = 10 an
VIA 81. soE AID srsssfs
.v.nrsnd hapids- = p m fssDpm
a.. saai.easo.. =. ..--. 20 m % = N
Nv. chicago. . 70 q m Ar Grand Rapids Is D n
10 AID FROM nrskD8oN
Lya Rapids........ esoam lSpm sspm
r.o. kspids--......i0 A. m Ssspm sSom
TRAVERSE CITY. cHAKLEvoTx AND fBroekKr
Lv. q. X. sCpm IMAM linn
Az Manis's 10 "a pm i7i0pm t0am
AL1rav. Gil 10 pm II ~ pm -
AZ ,har1etofx---..----. - pm IMAM
AZ ietcskes ..-------..- - pm s0am
AT. BAY Wow. -. - pm 800 an
Trains stop at Traverse Gig for dinnsr and
supper.
1000 pm.
OTTAWA REACH.
Lv. Grnnd Rapids so am SIS pu
Nv. Ottawa Beech =. 100 am $50 pm go pm
Sunday train leaves Grand Raplds ~ n..
leaves Ottawa Beach 81 m
rARLoR AND sLEEPINo GAIA
To CHICO. ". q. r 73am i5pm sIf m nm
To Petos y. lv. q. X 40 am m rs ora
ToG. r., lv. CHICO Sc am SIS pm eli g. pm
lot. X. Nv. Fotos'y Opm Is ~ nm
Free chair carr 70 Manistes Is y ma
sEycry daE tExcept Saturday. Others week
days only.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23

th8kSn-FuN cream, 81 aiht2c.
tkssED Goops-Corn. tlzstai.o par
do1eai Tomatoes. sl.a1fti.59 Pc doses.
lsFFNes-Iltest Rio. @fe< tcs Mari
calbo. 2ff1eos Jsfa. 'akt1sr; Mocha aud
jasa. "a sic paeksge-. sz-.ss ~ easA
f-.Ap--t onfoona, - rcs-. *, c0iuIss4nd,
~ ps1Aa tiua. si.es pure. tifpes sAcs
~ Tollnd tins, ~; lei,is resdefsd, tisixss.
- 5oposuid t.az. i2i.c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23
LOCAL MARKETS.


Farm Produce.
Bt-rrrn-istfisc pr pound.
Eeas-iac per dozen-
Wax EnAs~-55c pr busheL
TrKxrrs--35c Per husheL
CAER0rs-t0: Per bushei.
Ho<Ef--Fancy white, f21<c per pound.
IAEsrEv--zic per dozen.
RAn1sHrs-lOc Ter dozen lunches
OSfoS--Gssen. i3sa3Dc per dozen punches
ard 500 tcr h9shei
CuxnY-t7e31c PER dozen stalks
Rxsrs--a5sa 10 pr bslshsl
Nrxr--,xlc pr dosen lunches.
AfrLns- ssc,tfi CD pr b'ishel for new.
Mrsx Mzo~s- 81 .0otakIS0 PER dozen;
O~aere MENUS pr crate, si.59.
WEoHrI .xaSsH1ss--s2 s0e2sS per bushel,
latter dry berries
GxRRS Cokx--ss Per dozen.
Csnnsos--.spf &C Per dozen.
S.lrssssr--er pr pound
Toa srr,ts--sfc PER busnel.
CCcrzuzas- Hofhoise 81. per busAel.
CAr3ErIeupR-s 10 Ter dozee.
rKAenRs Aiesan1er~. N.oosi LIS per
btshcl. sad I'D &c per basket.
Frc~h Meats
Pork. Per pound ............-.-.-.. sf ~
B~ef Young St. ers .....-........... 80 ~
Mutfon- ........--..........-.- 80
Lamb .s--..-+-- ...--s...-.-..-s - ~
Veal ...-..-...--.-...... % -
Poultry.
live turkey. l0st2c FOE youngs Sc fer
old.
I've fs~is. hsa-. 5tf3c.
Ave- Old rcsstets. per reand g.
Spring ducks. xssod SIZE. Joe PEI round.
+ 81 a. chicksn-. 9tioc per pound.
Itsh.
Rin-k hsss. PER rouad. s4i0c; brook
frfs11f. rnr rs5ftn4I. @Fttlt.
frpxs.
rs,lis. rer sosrn. sics nic,iiam frogs. iscs
rseahsiss sulls. "a small. Sc. Fngs ms~t
chic6es cso9s-poc es.h. o. { for 500.
Fruits
Osk~axa- - 0Ge5 I. ~ peF hox.
l.rss,~4s- NrF A. ssinas. in ooxes - 1fs
aaa a7,s. ftus 80 feT box.
H,~Axks- Aosofiing - ss'aiitg. fL7Tr2.o0
- hrach.
f,.esss-Risers pa rs. lf2s8fi %
Ter t1~tes.
nasler sad E.e~~-- Wholesale Prices.
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Nassricth einreF pee sstsilal 49,. 80
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-23
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