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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-10
WORLDS FAIR POSTOFFICE.
How the Business Has Increased in
Few Months.

The growth Of the United States mail
service has been very rapid since the
earlier days of The exposition. when one
carrier from the Chicago Postoffice was
able to handle the entire business and still
have time TO spare. At present jackson
Park and the Midway Plaisance are divided
into ten free-delivery districts.
The Worlds Fair Station" as it is des-
ignated by the postal authorities. occupies
the southwest corner of the Government
build ing, and forms the working exhibit
OF that department. In appearance and
management IL is similar To many other
hrst-cass Offices throughout the country.
every facility for the prompt and system
attic hendlin of mail being provided
AS an exhibit, it is an active one. Thirty
cler ks and twenty-eight carriers are kept
so busy in their efforts 10 keep abreast
with the great volume of business done
that 1t has been necessary to call for more
assistance. Two wagons are required
for the delivery of second and third
class matter alone. A stapdard rail-
way postal car, equipped with all
improvements, stands IN space back of
the large wOrking-rOom, and on this are
made mp the foreign mails, which are very
heavy; also those for points outside of
chicago. The men who work on this car
are veterans in the service, selected from
various important routes, and are changed
to meet the constantly shifting require
ments; for instance. the New York mails
are at present the heaviest, aud for that
reason 1t has been necessary to bring on a
number Of railway mail clerks familiar
with Eastern Offices and lines.
over 100000 pieces OF first-class and
100000 OF secOnd-class matter are dis
patched monthly. The mail received in
The same length of time amounts to about
100000 each OF first and second class mat
ter. money-order business of $500 is
transacted, and more than S11 600 worth of
the Cffice Is increasing at a very rapid
rate. and the earnings are more than three
times as great as its expenses. 1t is q SUBJ
station Of the Chicago Postoffice. with j.
j. Hastings as superintendent.-Ha
Weekly.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-10
Two Industries.

Where is your husband this morning?"
asked the mOwlng-machIne agent.
The farmers wife wiped the dishwa later
from her hands. smoothed back her hair.
and replied; We'll. he got down the old
shotgun this morning early and loaded her
with buck aud started out; but | don't
know for certain whether he has gone a.
white-cappin' or to meet green goods
Embellishments Journal.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-10
They Would Agree.

His iancee-I do dread to meet your FAM
lily. Pm afraid they'll think I'm not dig
nified enough.
He-Oh. no; the girls will take TO you
directly.
She-Which one shall like best?
He-My youngest sister, Flossie, think,
She's all awfully silly little thing, and Pm
sure you'll get on capitally together
Truth.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-10
POPULAR DRESS STUFFS.

Fancy Two.Toned Espingle, 40 inches wide
this seasons newest colorings.
Our Price. 1.5O Yard.
Satin Diagorals, two-tOned. 80 inches Wide
choi;e selection OF cOlors. Real value 81 IS a
yard.
Our Price, ST.. 90 Yard.
Fancy swivel Popeline, 40 inches wiue, ali
colorS; new.
Our Price. S1.35 Yard.
Silk and W DOL Crystals. 40 inches wide, bril-
liant effects; this seasons novelty.
Our Price, 81. 35 Yard.
Fancy Mohair CheviOt, 40 inches wide. Real
value 81 rs yard.
Our Price, S1.5O Yard.
Fancy Pindot Diagonal. 80 inches wide. in
popular colOrIngs; very neat and serviceabie.
Our Price, 81 90 Yard.
SIX and Wool Ombre Stripe, 40 inches wide :
beautiful contrasting coOrS.
Our Price, S1.5O Yard.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-10

BLANKET TALK.
WHITE FAMILY BLANKETS,
5Sx7s worth So so a pair
Our Price, S435 Pair.
66xSo, worth So pair.
Our Price, 81 IS a Pair.
66xsO. extra heavy, worth ST SO a pair
Our Price, So Pair.
fA1SO' every thread wool. worth sl2 so pair
Our Price, $40 a Pair,
GRAY FAMILY BLANKETS,
SUITS medium weight. worth ST so a pair
Our Price, So. so a Pair.
631s0. good weight worth IS pair.
Our Price. 81 a Pair.
661sO fine finish, worth So so pair.
Our Prtc-, SIS Pair.
$3.50 extra heavy. worth 81 SO a pair.
Our Price, Sc Pair.
8Ox92, all wool. lbs. worth So so pair.
Our Price, SIS Pair.
slx92. ali wool, 10 lbs, worth $40 SO pair.
Our Price, 50 Fair.
SCARLET FArlILY BLANKETS.
62xs0. heavy, worth So pair
Our Price. 81 IS Pair.
6O1s2, extra finish worth 81 so pair.
Our Price, Sc Pair.
74xs4. extra heavy. worth So pair
Our Price, 81 Pair,
72Is6. heavy and fine finish, worth $40 pair.
Our Price, 81 5OaPaIr.
76xs6, sl WOOL ga lbs, very fine, worth 81
q pair.
Our Price, So. so Pair.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-10


F.t Hsrk totiaa iass hsavy. bls value
Special rSc pair.
INFANTS LONG COATS
Cream cashmere. Moeher Hubbard sleeves embroidered
CAPE bargain at 81 . each. this
Special 81 IS each.
TURKISH TIDIES--
knOed fringe. heavy, 'Ship Alloy patterns
Special 2Sc each
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-09-10
THIS WEEKS DRIVES! >
Popular Price Dress Stuffs.
Hosiery for Men, Women and Children
Blankets for Thousand Beds

LADIES' FANCY FRENCH Isle
BLACK Boots and Gray Boots with opera.colored
tops, Rembrandt ribbed, warranted fast cOlOrs,
90c Pair.
LADIES' FANCY FRENCH Isle,
Klchelieu ribbed tops, Black Boots, tops in
Vsndyke points. opera cOlors, double heels and
toes. finest quality,
S1.OO Pair.
LADIES' WOODEN HOSE,
Fast biac', ribbed top, double toes and heels,
good value,
25c Pair.
LADIES' WOODEN HOSE,
Fast blacA Derby ribbed, double heels and
toes
$50 Pair.
LADIES' NATURAL WOOL HOSE,
Pure wool: free from dye. Derby ribbed. double
45c Pair.
LADIES' COLORED WOOL HOSE,
ure wool, ribbed topped, in navy blue, brown.
cardinal, black, double heels aud toes, extra
quality,
SOC a Pair.
LADIES' CASHMERE HOSE,
Fast black. french feet, extra length, double
heels and toes good quality,
Use a Pair.
LADIES' CASHMERE HOSE,
Fast blac6. elastic top, French feet, double
heels and toes,
S1.OO Pair.
LADIES' CASHMERE HOSE,
onyx LACK. extra size tops. opera length, high
spliced heels and double toes.
S1.45 a Pair.
CHILDREN'S WOOL HOSE,
Fast black, Derby ribUed, double heels and
toes, sizes to $40.
25c n Pair.
INFANTS CASHnERE HOSE,
Fast black extra long ali sizes,
3 Pair for 81 90.
CHILDREN'S WOOL HOSE,
Fast black, high splIced heels and double toes,
extra quality, sizes TO S1a.
Pair for S1.OO.
CHILDREN'S CASHMERE HOSE,
Fast black double heels aud toes, sizes to
S1a, fne quality,
40c TO SOC a Pair.
CHILDREN'S CASHMERE HOSE,
Fast black, extra heavy, double knees, heels
and toes, fine quality, sizes 8 TO S1a.
65c to SOC q Pair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
MONEY is so TIGHT
Fifteen Per Cent Asked for Loans
Yesterday.
NEW ENGLAND WAS HAMMERED
Sugar started GO Look Up. But the
Prohsbstsse Price or Cash krpt
the >aiss Down.
NEW ENGLAND WAS HAMMERED

Nss YORK. March 3 Money on call
has been firsner. ranging from 81 % -
per cent. last loan AZ II aud CLOSING Of
feresi at Il
Posted rates. AL % 40.
Gosernment bonds have been duh and
steady 10 Iiru
The stock market showed more ~ a
professional character today. bat cover
ing BY the shorts wss apparently con-
elatled and. this element Il strength b..
ing removed. prices fel OF through
their oan weight al first buf the decline
Was accelerated later by bear selling
Apart from Recalling. New England and
Northern Paciiis. preferred there Vas III.
lie speeial feature IA the railroad list.
ehile sugar usonopoiized attention
among the indusiriais
he general market showed some
stfcnsth az first on their continued II
feling - covering II shorts. but this de
mand vas soon satisfied. and while little
pressure Mas brought To bear. prices re-
tired al along the line Later reports.
that Reading floating deb; had reached
the enormous figure of 100000. and
while not qualified IN any way. had a
decidedly depressing effect in coniunc-
tion with other reports Of an unfayorablc
nature.
sugar Vas the only stock showing an ad-
vance of note. IL gain being "a Ter cent.
The sales Of h-'ed stocks tncay aggregated
-s7..-ti shars, and OF unlisted stocks ~ ,95l
shares
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

CsIcAGo. March 3.-wheat was wanted al
an advance Of ic over last nights closing
prices Tor a short time after the opening this
morning There WIS rapid decline iu the
in.f half buAr. May broke 10 - a. and July
70 - Sc on The fear II being left 20 hold the
bag for III, t1ll clique. Corn az the close Of
the session Wss NC lower. Oats opened up
&C nrucr. but -Oon weakened with corn and
closed ~ lower. Provisions were strong on
The better prices for hogs. but the grains in
the end we're limited Ia , t,c in pork. o. in
July lard and s. IN ribs.
losing prices:
wEsAr-March. IKE; May. 77ssc; July.
s55.c.
eoss--March. 4ossc April. ieSc; May.
$3.50; July. s4c.
OAIs-May. 52;tc.
l'oax = March, $3.50; May. $3.50;
July. $3.50.
LAeo-M March. slslo; May. slsI5; July,
ST..
Rih--March. sio-i5 May. 5000; July,
SfU IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Ssw YoRx. March -FfotR--Dail hut
steady iov extras. sa-fO "a SIS per cwt.
NHkAr-Dpened firIn closed weaker. with
options dull. tio-ins: No. , RID. March.
7sAc. April. 7skc: MAY 79stc.
tee>--pot Opened ilimer. CLOSED veaker
ard dull. Closing March. y &c. April,
81 &C.; My. 5Dec.
Oars spot tFiner and quiet; March. 3sc I;
May - a.. No. >. S.,sc.
LAID -finn and quiet; Western steam
CLOSED at SLID a. I'd.
PoEx Quiet and firmer; old mess. sia.75 Z:
new t1c>>. 80
CaAEss-Steady and fairly active State. 10
"a lie fancy. IL - l2c; part skins, to
10 g.
tofEfE Closing: March. i7aO 10 i7.30;
April. is'5; May. ls.h5 Ia 16.75; June.
i6.to: July. 100 10 i6.s5. September. l6.35
is.i5: November. ISIS: December Is. 10 To
ls.-U: spot Rio nominal; No. :. Il .e.
SuoAR- Raw dull and steady fair refining
g.; centrliugsl~. ssc: test. sac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04


Both the method and results when
syrup II Figs u taken; il Is pleasant
aid rsfr~shiag - the taste, and acts
Fsntly yet promptly on tne kidneya
LIVER sad Bovsls. el~ans<s the sy$
TEN sfsefuAlly. dispels eoAds. head
aches and fsvsrs and cures habitu,l
constipation syrup Of kigs u tie
oaly remedy Of IN klad ever pro-
osesd. pls4Aing ~ the taste and se-
e<ptabls 10 the stomach. prompt IN
il action and truly beneficial In IL
effects. PREPARED only from the -lost
healthy and agree.kle substances, u
many excellent qualities commend u
b. AL and have mate is tho meet
popular rsmedy Known
syrup II Figs a for ALE In SOC
and 81 bottles By sll leading drug.
gssEA Any reliable druggist who
n:sy not have Il on hand Will pro-
cure il promptly for any one Who
wishes 70 try IL Do not accept any
Substitute.
CALIFORNIA fJe SYRvP co.
SIS f<ssosseo. ct.
ll<lkS.-l--. ~. s4S f~cS ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

JSioS ~roe< AAaF'@. Chicago. March 81
Cattle Receipts. 9.9n. hfrn: common 10
exfra steer. Si5o - :, ~, stOckers and
fcsdcr-. so o. $40; COWS. heifcrs and
bulls, Sis T.. So.
Hog Ree, iYtz. ial'o: strong AMI 10 90
IL higher, hsasy. S-.i5 70 $40: mixed aud
medium. $ - SO: light. s.. - a. SS.l5
~hsei,-keeeipi- 500; frtn; poor TO
extra. - - So; lambs. IS 20 S5.50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
London Grain.

LarooS. March 3.-The grain markets
orencd this morning firm At Liverpool
wheat Wa -lew ~ Sd advance. Corn firm
ana "a higher. tuf not active. California
wheat carroc< gnehang ID . floating carxocs
40 wheat steadily asia The weather IN the
united Kingdom vas fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

William n. Washer 10 MARGARET T.
Washer. lpf :. blk 1. tno7isr add 80
Freeman Godfrey r. William Hnisma. lot
-. nik :. Fireman tssdffsy add . TO
ABB II. imherg g. Eiaiira v Lord 81 lot
blk g. ~tfVfrf 4 fsr-' adj gA
Jsfae- Campbell 20 Inrs r. Nils. lot
= blk s. ~tiser Greek park adj 60
jstaes isefi~ar - james tamphail. lot ..
bik 2. Dexter fraction 3ss
Nel-pn highcc IL Eissri 4 Eserfs. part
hlk- :. aud n. lheii 8 ln,.er-
wood Windsor pafs AID .. AGO.
Dewitt g. Underwood 10 Lixsie - Jcnks.
lots I. = =. =, -. = aud -. hlk 5.
taaibeiiN uderNpod ~ inisls park
add fp
james tuYbsil 60 james Detsnar. lots
:, /. ana q ~ 3 oasaale iark 40 Ism
Desiff & tndefarssi 90 Jam. Dsfsaar
lot a. blk D. and iof 3. blk Q Oakdsle
i, PARK sdt lao
Peter Workman 20 Joseph fefz part lot
= :. hik T.. Grants acid I sn
Eurrne :. sfrenfcf 20 BROOKS s ~nce
middle - iofs 7. and s. & siedonia
station On
frsnS Huut "a @5ffsn' Wc-s.liur. part
nnf. SEA- sec r ftraal Eanid. 81
iilniei : -t1ciafr - james - Aisxau-
DR. uod = Part uni. -e'i see ~ Gfaad
ksssfs a.
fsfsse - Mo- f.ifine.so.. =. iiassadss
hfngrtss. nw flt a SOC anI a..
~ III : SEQ g. se~re Rfr
heicf bFrfs- - harias 3 hufth rec
leud .l 49,. AtrSrFnf tnf
LOWS z ole ca Ihaiiifa % Nanlieu lasr
isati nr sec - tas ~.
Jetn y titsferhan. ~ Ishr = Merit,
- a.. lc- lar.s- eri Sec -l frand Napids z1ul
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

cure bottle 81 Duilam's Great German
Female Uterine Tonic and b. cured II
your monthly trouble either IA old and
young. Ii is the very best preparation
ever prescribed in nay extensive prac-
lice. Ii has given the best results IA
the greatest number Of cases II female
troubles IL any medicine ] ever used. |
do not make practice Of using or nee
ommendlne patent medicines. but this
remedy is prepared ~ a very competent
physician and chemist 81 my acquaInt-
ance. and can carefully and conscien-
eiously recommend il as the best.
\. G. truth. NJ. d.,
Specialist IF Diseases 81 Women.
- East Madison Street. Chicago. Ill.
For sale al Scribner K AldRorth 8
drug store. ~ Monroe street.
II Is strange
That people suffering from Piles VIII
endure them for years or submit 10 dan
gcrous. painful. cruel and expensive
surgical operations. when all the time
there is painless. certain, lasting cure,
which gives instant relief and costs but
tribe. II Is called the Pyramid Pile Cure
and can be found at all drug stores Any
druggist win get ii for you II you ask
him.
Ho. traveller; take Beecham's Pills
with you.
The Pyramid Pile Cure
Is new discovery for the prompt. per-
mancnt cure Of Piles IN every form.
Every druggist his il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
LOCAL MARKETS.

The markets we're quiet yesterday and
trs1ie vas duli. Eggs are growing weak
er and vholesale quotations dropped I
cent. Other quotations remained un.
changed Finst.class poultry is scarce
AMI "a demand. Correct quotations IN
lletall fll.nR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
Crsceries and Prost-ions-Whp icsais
Prices

tnsssE-f uli cream. Is. f1lt.-
CANNED Gcs,fs.--t orn. 81 -5lsi - per doE:
tomatoes, a .3sti..0 per dox
toFFsfs--kosazsed kio. 2,fd25c; Mari.
caiho. sssa2.c; Java. .oaSic; Mocha and
Java .sA,f3ir.
lAAD--t onpoand tierecs. sio75; com
pound, 90 pound tins. lie: pure tierccs.
sls.s5: 5oin,1nd tins. lac; kettle rendered,
tiercs-, sli25 IA pound tins, "a &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
METROPOLITAN HOTEL

uEpAuvtf.
Corner Prince street. New York iig,
hett'ed srf renovated under hess manage
Nl.nf. 90 the tnfoflean rlan.
i."snl rates one COLLAR a daY and urw1ris.
h.s'fAfan' equal e. the te>i 20 tbe cats ~
fnrticrafe a. les
>fft' cara from al railroad sfnfiss and
sfeaiiibpsi an1 as IInsinx- pas TIE st~sf-
HnuRa IRA NtfS. ffers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

fedses. - aof ss safsf .sleshss
tine II Esifee snd .ssIsrnx. tut se
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

ts@las tsatins srafh st a. 4 - aaa n =. = :.
rtt 4s.t'y tfittf tiaifls asliS exrtIt >Galss
si.EAflAu tNn "a i,iA cAE ei.k41f4
>esth ~ a ~ frssa has psrior eaf 4, ~.
err ttf9. ! itE a. fi4la Aet l.aIisr ssf $3.50
l.AI.ds a. lrff.1ktt AID y sik nav tlis
81 D. y, train 1s4 tlesIi1s carr flfasa ~,
ID - fsts,eAf5 aaa &acAl1a~
>-stlth a. o. EAla Aas iaflof car lsrsn4
Rapids g. tlucinaail
81 % a a. ilalH he's lsril.f car Grand Ra,.,a.
L. kiras..
go = "a train has y asaer s5s.ef.inr ear f.-..s
kanie- ~ inclsn4ti
y 81 - tfsin ha4 ssnrf sloeflns car t.r.aa
hefscs = .iiea,ra
NTSkEsoN. GRAND RAPIDS A lNpstNA
fef Mu,ie.os.. ~. 80 a. slann. 49,.
frs,ln Nuskctof Al ~ ~ &t04r, 49, Il
Sunday tFa.n leaves iol Alllkt..t..f 3 u 1. =,
Afrses ffou Ausklsr.sn a. 4 a..
CHICAGO WAC. RAJ
I've, Grand kalids nte no zspm nan
leU ii train IA. tlsrisaeh Fafler - go
y - y n train dalls fhrses|h NAei.ef Sir.s.irs
TAI.
Lac. thicoEo. ...-..-,1 - m : SPIN "A g..
~, trALa tarlds = - i ~ 4 "a fsEs -
~ N tram has thfonft fstlor - as.1
A. ~ train d@iis, fhfsrlsh Aasnsg Niess,Is.a
tnf.
Through sirls.,s and fnss i.fas1uassan can y,
lad h3 cailisit uia,n Alulaalst. fsrkff a.,l..f.
a. union Station. tSt-,fss y NLnss.t. 4 go
ticket aReft, ~. o. 4onrpe sfn,et. ofata 4 -
IDS Alc1. 9 J.. f.s-falser.
Gen fas'. aud Iirkss Asrret
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK.
SEA>n EAfll-s. Nsfs
JNfIl.D sIAfI> DkfoSlfukA
CAPITAL $500. 900

THosAs u slflnEnr. fsrsideaf
Gao. .. I4foee. ssse ffte4,tsat.
J. ftEllEEss-k bAAtf. ani,ief.
D.. n. ttt>f Aasi>sisat z-hisr.
Trau<zef hnsinass tn Al departments - iasn.
ing aaihoftssa - f,.s asfi..slai iaf.A a. l.ae
Lxchaness asaiiable H. Ell The Coii.flcs l.ai
clsif- - tie World ~ current rates
I. = bends boul1f and r.siA
illkfsE-fufS.
Thomas u Gilharf. Noses l.. AVER.
itsotuas J. % liT1ou. tstssFse A.. lfftz<s.
rsssi ~ Aubsra, I..,Hiilsl ~ fIlt.sar
Ransom. l.uce t,sfl.taGtine Nnsfl.n.
Edward n lrss 11s,n Fitzgerald
i Stewart " ste, fhii.s 4 fDlief.
j. frrderlrk baars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND Ekrsr,s. Alcn.
CAPITAL 100000

II. 4. IlllHIIlIfIl TTf7-IIIfFIll
olzo- " Gar, Vice President
VA II. AAHl1scN Cashier.
J>o. A. SEl tosg H. Asst Cashier
Translates general banlins business. In.
terest paid on tune deposits ~ s.~cizl ar
arrangement With Me>>rss nnautfl, Nacio-d and
Kuhn II New Work. letters 81 credit current ln
all foreign countries. ie~usd direct uf-sn the
fn.st favorable conditions. aud dfafts drawn ca
al foreign Cltsts al loWcet rates.
DIAL TORS.
Wri a. anderson Nrn Sears
CHRISTIAN bcrtzch. siso. h johnson,
A. J. bovine. :. NJ lemon,
A. h. kafhbone q. n Gay.
ID. A. Wods-tff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04
sI3l5dE TIME TABLE
kzEk1K NON n fFFHT.

tirHna karits ~ 40 o. IN a1st,a.
q 4 sattn az 3. ann ~ -. &. I. ~.
milwaukee Ar. -.oa,r..
hicago ar ,if4rief .-..t.
tl,aily. ,Ialis ssee.a Ssntat
Trains sfrsse from. re tass & tsa ~. n sl ? "a
.nlp ia nnI iu a. A. ln
Train. arrive FIRM ibe West lN 81 e nt afs p
~ and . g. B. i0
hastwffd 81 - has Weeioi f.firr elt.t
cA1 -. e. i1rlUf faf ~ 2. NaF8f sf.
hsst~ alo 81. -l d tst.er ef al. Ii
fsricl far. 80 e h.-aff l'ai.of w. err a..s
ipi, le.is. t.aa
tte itfErf.e. irat ~ .rsf
Jas. asfl ul 81. f.lIf ItrI. ..s
So. n ff.iI ~fert
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

- -. - -. y -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-04

Cured hides. No. !. &c; No. >. &c.
Green hides. No. /. 3isc: No. =. 2i<c.
Heavy steers, cured overt pounds, &c.
Calf. green. No. /. o. No. =, 81.
Calf. cured. No. l, &c; No. ,, 5,ac.
Deacon-. % tn &c.
Tallow---
Rough. p per pound.
Rendered. 5 To- Gisc per pound.
Sheep pelts. 15c q, $50.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Faltan seis meses escasos para volverse a
celebrar la traditional fiesta lie los mariaos de
Arecibo aun no ha empezado construirse la
ermita del Vigfa, cuya primera piedra Sc coloc6
con tanta solemnldad el dia IL de Julio del ano
pr6xmo pasado Los arecibehos creian OR misa
en- ella ell dia del Carmen de este ano, pero por
las trazas, parece que no veran satisfechos sua
deseos. Llamamos la atenci6n del respectable {
llustrado Viqarie don Lucas L!ad6 del no me-
nos respetah3e> ilustrado senor Alcalde ell Illus
trismo Sr. D: Jose Roig Colomer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Esta tarde ha crculado la sguiente Gaceto
Ertraordinarie:
Gobierno General de la Isld de Puerto Rico
En- el da de hoy he tornado possession de los car.
gos de Gobernador General Captain General,
con los cuales ell Goberno de s. NJ Sc ha digna-
do .honrarme. Dirijo afectuoso saludo las Au
toridades Corporaciones, Ejercito, Marina, Vo-
luntarics funcionarios pdblicos hsbitantes de
esta lsla por cuya prosperidad y .bienestar vela-
re Observation-Disclosures Rico, Enero 10 de
l893.-Amtoato Da5da
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Aver So lnscrlbiaron en- el Registro Civil de
esta Capital las defunciones de Gabriel Rosario.
lie bronquitis y Antonio>Sierra Vega de carceI
del maxilar superior los nacimientos de Fran
csca Roman Moreno. Ceclllo Igaravidez Mai
sonet, Antonio Perez Buitrago, JESUS Gaicla Y
Molina, Jose Isabelle Correa Vinals, Eugenia
Manzo, Joaquina Esteve Burgos Eloy Garcia y
Castillo Teot:ats Smith, Anreha Sierra FiSSGp9, FiiSSGp
roa, Elisa Sabatel y Andrea Rafael Rada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

El "a de Dlciembre So encontraba ell merca-
do de Barcelona, para ell azdcar de Puerto. Rico,
en- completa cama, muy retraido ell consume
para nuestras calidades de ese dulce. Sc deta
llaba: Centrifugado la de 344 351 pesetas
los Al 60 kilos, ell de "a de 324 33 pesetas ell
ga de 80 81. Mascabado superior de 81 33
pesetas, corriente de 3O4 81 oscuro de $3.50
80 pesetas. Del 10 de Enero al % de Dicem-
bre de 1892 los arribos de azucar de Cuba,
Puerto Rico y Filipinas ascenderon 42.356, 4ol
kilos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10
Rocortamos de hL Imparcial de Mayaguez:

Rocortamos de FL Imparcial de Mayaguez:
Nos dicen que los autonomstas de Lares
no iran las urnas mientras sea de c1nco pesos
la quota para ser elector para Diputado Cortes,
cualquiera para diputado provincial conceia-
les: que todos los veteranos liberales estan des.
contentos porque Puerto Rico con haber tenido
hace veinte amos ell sufragio, Sc le posterga i'm.
poniGndole la Quota de diez duros, mentras que
Cuba SO le sefaan cinco"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10
'fBuen neQOciO!

Sc yende la esancia denominada BUENA VISTA, radi-
cada dos Kilometres de distanca del pueblo de Morovs
copuesta Gle O cuerdas de terreno agunas planta
clones de cafe exceenes pasos para la canza de ganado
con a6undantes aguas casa habtacon La inca
gea oda en- parties ell interese comprarla puee d
Tlrse para hacer proposciones Enrique
fonsa Fares, que vfve en- Ell citado pueblo. 8-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-01-10

Relirlenit sc /. Gale, eemos en- una Revista
Comercial de Barcelona, fechada ell "a del pasa
do, 10 siguiente:
"La situacion de este fruto va empeorando
pues la calma que reve!a ell consume para com
prar, pesar de estar POGO provlsto, Sc agrega e.
hallarse los almaoenistas ago surtidos y esperar
otras partidas que tienen adqulridas, ademas
que Sc circulen ofertas para embarque, 10 cual
han adquirido un lote de hacienda bastante sn
perior al Unite de cotizaci6n, sea a pfs. 81 ell
% despachado. Cotizamos el hacienda de pfs,
$3.50 a n el pueblo de 25 26 los AGO klos
sin despachar.-. Filipino oLlegados 1900 sacos
por v. Lsta de M.mdanao, aunque los amacens
las tenen pocas existencias, no ha operado en-
elos por quedar distante La ofsrta de la>deman
la por estar hojo el tlpo del detail al rededor
de pfs. $3.50 los AGO kilos, despachados
Arrlbos de 10 Enero al ~ de Di.
ciembre, kllogrynos. ........... 2.040486
En- igoal pc fodosae 1897, kil6gramos 2.324,772"