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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-18
LIBR0S BARkTOS.
De venta, en- Ia Imprenta del
BoIETIN MERCANTIL.

bOL.ETIN MERCANTMs
La bolss, 81 Comercio y
los sociedades Mercan-
tiles, tomO...--..... 1 81
LAcciones de Derecho MeT
cantil, por yarios alum,
nos de don Luis Silvels,
GOmO.- .-.-~. ....-...aA W
Iibro de las Satiras, por
don Ventura Ruiz A9ui-
lera, cOmprende: Sati-
ras, La arcadia moder-
na, Grandezas de los
pequenos, Epfgrsmas y
letrillas, Varlas fabulas
Morslejas, l tomo, RUS
tica 26O paginas.. 1 90
|Candido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramirc, l to-
mo r1stica. ica.-.--...-~ 7B
Rinconete y cortadillo y
81 icenciadO Vidriera
por idem, un toMo. o..... %
Los Bafos de Argel, CO.
media, por i'd, un tomo. 25
81 gallaTdo espsnol, ideln,
pOr idem, un tomo. %
Puntos de vista, por don
Migdel Moya, un tomo GO
La leyenda do NOche bne-
nA.-.-~s $4,000 $1,000 N
ri hijo del Sacristan, por
don Carlos FrOntaurs,
Iomos. ..........-.. &c
Ecos NaclOnales y Oanta-
Elres, pOr id....--..--. 40
Felipe 2: Estudio Hist6ri-
co cfttiOo, por V. Co
moZ, ! tomO O~--. II
hero, EstudIo clenhti-
20, pUr don Julio Go
m0z.- 20
Aabita abilidad de les AS
tros, por don jose Mo-
reno Fuentes, tomo.. &C
Muebles y TapiCes, segun-
dR serie de cartas o una
senorlta s0bre Ia habi-
tacl6n, por +. Miquei y
Badia, tOmo.-..-... sc
Homenaje Poeticc, Poe
stas de 50 ingenios, =
tomo.. 30
Oamelias. pcesias de San
MSrln y Agullera, ! to-
mo. 49,. &c
Leyenda de los Reyes, no.
vela historical por don
ToEcuato Tarrago, l to-
mo. ~.--.. "a
Jios Pueblos Jovenes, es-
tudi0 hist0Eico -hlos0tiCo
sobre. los Estados.Uni-
dos J la Australia / to-
mo. o........s~-> s.~~~~ 100
Auatomia del Coraz6n por
don Teodoso Guerrero,
2 tomos..----.~...-.. DO
Las madres, pOr Frontau.
"a, l tomo.-.--...... 25
Pl 4ito del matrimonio, por
Guerrero J ep6lvesls,
loLho.- .---~-..... 80
Oantares de IN viejo, por
don Teodofo Guerrvro,
tomo. s.s.s..s..".. is
Onentos soeiales, por Id, ]
Uonno. s.ss-s~~. ~~..~~.s. 81
Poealas, por. don Antonio
h. Grllo, / tomo 500 pa
Loa entrcme<e@ (de Oer-
vantesl, z tomos. 81
La g'tahiilA y El amanta
Liberal, lie Id, | tomo. p
L&s dos donsellas y La
uefxa dc Ia sAagge de
hdem, | toano. a,
81 c@aamiento cngAAoso,
de idem, Eomo. mo...
YlAJe del PaEaAso, pocalas
por I'D, l tomo ... a
El C0loso E1kxumcAo Ia
ia aagsdAs por ldem, IN
ss1A10 - ~~-- .~-~~--. .... 3
a@@@ - ~~~~ ~~.--~~~x.. / i.
Origun dol PIAglo Ga Ne
jlao j soaso.--~-.... S
La LsaSAA pos ei UcsreAo,
Pos PeasAA J bseMeA, /
&s~sAa~- ~-a~~ ->~~~@. ..sA %
LsA laaacaeaA de lA maler
&C - fcguGoraea3ss &C.
g1Al. p@x pagv5a SexxA-
d. ! seGao~ 4
4 asxAe10aea gsp@1olAa
a @sssAsAnaas f2ss aan Z.
| sAA1Aa9 AeEsaa, / sozo. 8
Il A a ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-18
PILDORlS RECQNSTITUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERUN

EPrjVie9o exclusive expedido en- Madrid e de Mayo de
1877, por el Excno 6r MinstFo de Fomento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-18
LUZ BRILLANTE.
La IUzFIEN FL kUNDO De LOS NEGOCIOS,
ACEITE PARA ALUMBRADO DF FAMILIAS.

AsOt'e &c eGpIOSi6a o com
'nsts6a expOntdneGs.
Sin hssmO nj mai osor,
: Este aceite, producto:ds
una fabrication especial
es igual, sino superior q los
lue so importan del ex
sranjero bajo diversos nom.
bres y marcas, tanto Do
sus cualidades luminicaa
como por ls seguridad que
ofrece & los consumidoras
&Nuestros sprecios son mu,
cho mas reduaidos queia1
-de las marcae extraaferss.
lue con este mayor precio
10 brindan q les consumi-
iores ventajas de niaxuna
slase.
a A~~4-2AS- -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-18
YAPORES
xORRMOs-MSR A&0&@S
naLA nnMPANIA fRASATLAM1I0A
AMTNa
g.DE A., LOPEZ d. Co.
ssrvisio para Pusrto-Riso y ls Habsns

sALIDAS.-Ds Barcelon& los diaa y 30
Ia oads mes.- Do Malaga 81 ~ N:-DsO1-
ain q 10 v sO.-Ds Eantander el 2O.-ns 10
OoruKa sl 81.
Be- sxpsndsn billstes dirsctos para 1ayagaes
poncs. Santiago do Cuba, Gibara, NHevitas,
ssbanilia doI6n, CON trasbOrde On PusrSs-
Rioo q HabaIa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-18
yIAJR pIRECTO DEsDE FU1RT0-R RICO
Ala Corufa b Santanders

&Nlsea de Pxsfso-nsSS % ~" ~ ~ '"'" "''''
ss szpidea pasaies de ida , vaslta con 10
A iss familias que paguea !. squivalencl1,
ae1 psusiss sntsros, 10 1es harS 10 rebs1a del
tS nor cIsnto. Esta rsbaja ne es APPLICABLE Q
'osbillstss Dc Ida y vuslta. .
Enls i.sy e. class. UA niao meneF do ,
.sos en- osds familia, gratis. Los demAa me-
porse de, g. aEos I do pasajs, dc . IL anes no
ssmplidos / pasais, de IL sa0s cSmpildes pa-
Sna.s prsfsrsncia , g. ordInaria. On asae
,.sss shos gratis. De 8 6 : snos Pasa1s,
de7d IL aaos passjs, do IL aaos On adslaA-
to pasais sntsro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-18
L1NEA DE PUERTO-RIOO.

saien lOs diss 10Y 30 los vaporss
que hEcen Ell serviCio de Oorreos.
FL del dia 10 tocA en- Nusvitas, Giba-
ra, Barscoa, Guantanamo, OuDa, Oabo
HAitiAno y Port-Su-Prince Puerto PlA-
ta, Ponce, Mayagusz, AguAdilla y San
Juan de Puerto Rico. Al retoEuo harA
escala en- los mismos puertos.
III del dia 30 ir& por Nusvitas, W-
bars, BaracOa,.. Guantanamo, Ouba, San.
to Domingo, Ponce, MAysguez, Aqua
dilla y San Juan de Puerto Rico, vis
niendo por los mismos puertos.
Retornaran saliendc de Puerto Rico
los dias 80 y 8 respectivAments; tocs-
l&n en- Cuba los diae 30 y ., llegando
4 Ia Habana en- las fechas corrsspon-
dientes ID 4 y IA ds cada mes.
Ninguno dc estos dos vAporsS tocarA
q ~ retorno en- Guantanamo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-18
LINNA DE OAIBn.,.GN.

TOdos los lunes 4 las 8 de La tarde
Saldr& ns vapcr que, tocandO los mArteH
en- In Isabella de SAguA, nsgsrG d Cal.
BARREN los microbes.
Retornar& salisndo:de OaibArisn Loo
iueves, despues de Ia llsgada del trsn
de pAsajeroa, con escala en- Sagua, J
llegarA q lA HAbana los Visrnss.
Todos los viernes 4 Las 6 de La tarde
saldr& otro vspor que tocar&.sn Isabsls
de sSguk los HkbadoA y llcgSrA b Cal
BARREN los Domigos.
EfectuAra 81 retorno.saliendo de Oai.
BARREN los martes, depues de Ia Ilsgads
del trsn de paaAjeroe, toCArA en- Sagus
v lleRHr& a 10 Habxna loa miGrcoleR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-18


Cassss &C g.@ ae - hseMA.
. a@s<ss. xsrss. s......- r
De AaA4a AA@aA. j MSSsm.
kE%@@. ..s~~
Lass @cxse c. 20 aAaaos. 5
aSass, suaaa r
4 saAas44asq SAsiaz 1ssa. : zzAv
&ssssss pess@A .---~-~-~~ r
= sssaa ga J sszesAsAks J
asassa. essNs -. ... r
A s.is4aa, sxs<s a. IS. ! Me-
49, fe&sz@ <-.-u--a-~-a...~
"a essa@ ss6@aAs aamssgsa
1am asssAas YeM@a ...-,-.-. r
' Hszsa = zassa - lsA. -.
@sAma 60 J asxssssa pss
A@xa = KssA&a.. - 2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
COUNT ON THE FAIR
SPECTATOR Eagerly Buy Wander
bit and Gould Stocks.
SEEING BIG MONEY AHEAD
Although the NAsket WAs Oprned
EDr Hut T~o Hours the STOCK
TRANSACTIONS Wese Large.

NKw foKK. April Money on call
xss easy al ID ) per cent; opening
price. 1 per cent; highest per ceat.
lowest. Per eeht; closing At per cent.
Posted rates. is714,a
Government bonds steady.
The temper ~ speculation WAS pro
Bounce,iiy baiil-h THIS morning, and the
Vanderbilt. Gould and Granger shares
Ns.fe taken fr-eiy hy houses who usually
transact business Tor leading capitalists
ldent,iied with those properties Prices
advanced "a -. per cent. Early IN
the month e May Will dlsciose plan
foF the finding of the rate interest bear
az bonds. The telicf prevails that the
directors have devised measures Ia effect
large saving q the company IN the
matter II interest payments. The
worlds fair ,Taihc Is also inducing pur
chases ~ capitalists and officials II
rsds ~hu have the bsst n4s an. of iudg a..
Il the Increase ia earnings from that -ourcc.
The Nanderhllss. - well a. the Gould people.
are credited with literal purchases of their
respective stocks. Tie -sl-s for tao hours
rya.hed i2.1- ,har,-. of which Ice 80. were
listed and ". l~O unlisted stocks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
New York Produce.

NV Yosk, April s.-FIous-pull. but
hray held. Winter wheat. low grades.
e.. lpa2.S Ter eat.
NrEsr->po, marsc, quiet. firner. Clos-
in., price-: April. 1isc; May. ssA.c; June.
7.tc; July. s)a.c; August. slsc; Sept.m-
"a. -iisc.
toRS-Dull. steady. NJ. >. Size.
bArs-tlrnsr. quiet. SPOT pricc-: No.
- Pc: No. = shIt,'. 49,.
L.,sD-tggi,t. opened firm: elo-,d easy.
Western s'cagn CLOSED a, yl0. 10; city. s.. JDd
sZL
roES-Firmer. quiet. Old me-. $50
neW mess sls.25.
,sKs-s-Moderate demand. steady. State.
g, a lie.
tosvss-Dptions opened firm st 3 10 II
POINTS advance; closed steady at TO l.
points advance. APRIL. $3.50; May. si5 -
q Is. 20; June. SIS 'o,d15.10: July <l5.vkd
1895; August. si5eO; September. $i5..OG
li.b5: oSroher. SIS. oa $50. Spot Rho dull.
steady; No. =. IL -.
SvGss-kaW dull. quiet; fair refining
She; centr.fugals. -; deg. test. 3>.c. Refined
quiet, trna; on 4. ts.d5A.c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
THE ENGLISH exh.eir.

10 VIII NJ 81 let~ress to All Ctaasss q
Worlds fatr Ntsttors.
Sir Henry Wood, secretary Of the
p-itish wosid's fair commission. has A.
rive In Chicago. SpeAkiag Of Eng
lands exhibit be says that in Manu-.
factories hall the biggest display viii DO
pottery aud furni,urr. The leading
manufacturers of pottery have under
taken 10 discount al previous shows.
Jewelry and plate will occupy . prom
inent place in the section In the Eng
iish pavilion in this section furniture
firm will reproduce the famous ban
quoting hall at Hatfield. The furniture
comprising this exhibit In sasd 20 BE- one
Of the strongest features Of the British
section. A complete set Of furniture
hall library, drswing-room And dining
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

CHICAGO April s.-Whest ruled active and
strong most Of the session and. though
meeting With frequent st backs. the average
was wei above yctterday'- close. The old
ciilu. took advantage of the prevailing sen
tlnIs-nt 10 work up the price If May 2a.c
from last nights clo-e. July advanced %.c.
closing &c under the highest foint. or &c
higher than la, night. The corn market
op.ncd stronger az shade improvement on
yesterdays closing prices. Prices mt the
Close were IA a. higher. Oats were rather
quiet. bu, fiFme-. Closing prices were &c
n CHER. The provision market started ljta
~ higher for pork. from Sa1lSc higher for
LTl.aaltronl -. tO2,c higher for ribs than
they hsd closed on the previoLs afternoon.
Closing prices:
WHKAr-April, Stc; May. ss.c; July,
76A.c.
CoxS-April. 40.c; May. NHc; July,
ST..
OArs-May. ~ 1ic; June. axe; July,
ss.c.
PoEx-Msy. 90: July. sI7.l7; Sep,em-
Der. Sl7..i5.
L,sp-May, slo25; July, SOD; Sep,eln-
Der. so. 10.
RrBs-Msy. 500; July. SEQ; September,
f,bS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
KNOWLEDGE

Brings eomfsrt and improvement, and
renls "a p-rsonal enjoy naent when
nightly assa The many, Who I've bet
Ter ,hsa others and enjoy llie more, with
les expenditare. BY more promptly
piastins The worlds best products 10
he aee,is 81 physical being, will attest
she value - health II the pure hquid
laxative principles embraced Ia the
felacdy, syrup .. F.gs
AZ, e1oel.esee il als - its presenting
In tie TORN n.sst accsT table and pleas
Aal a. ne tasts, abe re!F-shing and truly
hsneGcih properties o' perfect lax
ative caccta.liy cleansing TIE system,
dssprllng colds, headachss ami fevers
aad permanently curing constipation.
IL has given Satisfaction to millions AMI
net With the approval vi The MEDICAL
pcof.---.ol. bsesu-s Il scts on The Md
n.ys. Liver 4nd Bowels without weak
snink th-al and IL IL perfectly Tree irom
every objectionable substance.
syrup of Pigs il for sale b. all drug
gist, in soc AMI 81 bottles, ba, u - man
ui.ctared by the California fig syrup
10. DOLLY. whose name Is pfinted On every
paekasr, also the name, Syrup OF tlg',
aal being we'll informed. you viii mol
seeept ar sutsti -ate II offered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
London Grain.

LONDON. April s-Tbe grain markets
cpsued this morning tirrncr. At Liverpool
wheat bad an upward tendency and rcd
winter ID higher corn Arm and I'D higher.
hut MT active. Londou car4o- of Califor-
nia wheat of coast III higher. The French
markets were unchanged. The weather ia
the tni'.d Kingdom Wa sety fine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

CSIoS Srocx fAsps. Chicago. April S.
Cattle-Rsceipts. T. O; market weak and
lUf &c lower; common o. extra steers. - %
te.l5; -,ocker- sud feesier>, s2.SOatJO;
co~s heif.r- and bulls. si.5Oat.sO
HuxsEk-ccipt-. 500. market strong and
iJf:sc higher: heavy. E.i5@ss.0. miNed
ami medium. E.i0a..i5; light. $3.50 rs.
>hs.p-R Receipts. 2.5eo; market steady
porr 20 choice. $40 800; lambs. $5.usa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
VICTORIA HOUSE,.

fGreat Bnta;n's Occisl ucacQuarterAl
room-has been especially designed FOR
Victoria house, Great Britain's ofiScial
headquarters.
In the Transportation building some
Of the most important contributions
from England will be found, and prob
ably the British section here will be one
Of tho most interesting. There will be
. large and fine collection Of ship
models, including Sir william Arm
strong 4 Co.'S model Of the Victoria,
which was So great an attraction ut the
naval exhibition. Among these will be
found examples of the finest specimens
Of bodybuilding which have recently
bcen turned out Of British yards. Most
of the more important builders are con.
txibuting, and many Of the chief steam
ship companies. Among the latter are
conspicuous the Cunard, the White Star
line, Donald Currie, the Pcninsular and
Oriental and the Union: among the
former the Fairfield company, Messrx.
Laird and the Thames iron works. It
might not have been expected that Eng
land should have pu, in an appearance
In the railway section. Yet even hero
thc Britons hold their own in quality.
though in quantity they do not expect
81 oonpsre with the elaborate and ex-
tcnsive displays being prepared by tho
American railways. The London and
Northwestern is sending an engine and
two carriages. which will certainly At
tract attention as examples Of = system
unknown In America. and the Great
Westsrn IL sending broad-gsuge en-
CINE. There arr also some other rail-
way exhibits of . less important char
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Detroit Grain.

Drrsor. Mich. April s.-whca.-No.
r.d. cash. 72.c; May. 13j.c, July, 75c
No. white. cash. 12s,c.
Corn No. >. ca.h. Ale.
uefs-No. : white. cash. S9i1c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Feasible Vocal Esertioss.

eyes, SIR" said Mabel. proudly.
''when young man kisses me scream "
Mabel" said Reginald. with sudden
GOODNESS, why is il you arc So often
hoarse when l call on you?'-Chicago
News Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Fruits

ArrLEs-Fair 20 good. per bbl. =. -5,a 500;
fancy. per Dbl. si.3sa3.51
tEASBEEsIEs-B.ll aud cherries, $40 pes
bv: Jerseys. Sia.gs.25 Per bu.
fLoHpA oEASoEs Brishir. 81 5aa ). -
per boz.
i-saoss New Me--ina>. in boxes ~ aUs
aad 'aos, Si.tbo 20 Isr bOx.
MISUNDERSTANDING "a quality, $i.5osSSo
pr lunch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

HEEsE-Full cram. l2s xt1l}c.
CANNED Goops--t orn i..u0 |. 5O pcr doz !:
tomatoes. 81 .25,a I ~ Ter doz.
toFFESs-Roasied. Rio. 22yd25c; Mari
caibo. .n,d2se; Java. 2Ed3;c; Mocha and
Java. .ssa3ic; package. SID.
LAND - COMPOUND. iicrces. &c; com
pound. sopound tins. s'sc: pure. tierccs.
Ike; "a pound TIM. l2l. &; kettle rendered.
ticrces. l3c; 50-pound tins. l3;.c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

I,sus. AL ..ftsr< asiis esresyt Sands,
SKIING sder' >osr,nh.r - $50
Seerths esrs go fRritr ara sflsr,i~ 81
gr~s~s< "a soa fF.,.n Detroit psrisr rsr@ 90.
en- rains l.ssins f,rrua Hsps9. ~ g . N, nna
!ss-tns p~frpif - 30 m srririns ~ fssru9
k.jsds 90 n" Pm. Hlr-rs rasrps~sis.s,s gosd-
e. I'~fr's' Efh 81 fifrss.rs frsiss s,.ef
hshassn ,srtrsi -a4lrs.ss usasas S,.uih~rs
dtsssifsr
Itgr Bs,ees f.ar, As,. o. N..--r~ 81
e " hresLts q. q A 4 A Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Prices for local produce rule steady.
40 the old stock Is nearly exhausted.
The green stud handled by groccrs il
principally southern grown. and quota
tions are without variation The pro
vision market was fluctusting during
TIE paat week Sugars closed stronger
sud higher. tut smoked and hsrreled
meats were lower. Fred H. Bali 70
cetyed Telegram from Detroit yes'.r.
hay announcing that On Monday an
advance IN refined sugar il expected
Pntatoes were msrketei freely. and a
dsslne - IN cents a bushcl xas made
the latter part - the week Butter -
It'll =csrce and closed a little higher
Poultry quotations dropped with in
creased shipments. anil the demand Or
hsn chickens increased Tho hide
market il sesk. and local dealers OK
pet lower quotations the coming week.
Wheat has heen steady during the last
few days At an advance Il ! cent on the
se~s
tarm i'v,<iuce.
Marrr Ssssa-atsffs psr round.
Mats ~ysfr--,ss -, ger gallon.
~ rlEs-slc f-F fgHtnd.
f,ss.S- - T-r lnzsn.
l'arsrpss -'ssfsss. rer hs.hsi
Hssxz-Hsnd ficse,i. 81 3 p.r hu-hei
Hr~sT fsrry shit" ith pef rosfnd.
i.rrutE Hot huta-e 80 a. pet pound.
f'ts-f sv-t5- rsr dsxsn.
TrsNtr- 2-s,' H. Y.r brshef
q rtRt1ts--a Az reF hff~hcL
gsss.Frs EssH g<ar bfusiisi.
Hssfs 1---r l-f bss@tei.
Esss~fF- --ssr - per ea-h~l
,ssses $50 81 l1Ysr aoRen-
tFf 1sa.ss ~ d,rcn
FsFFtsIs Oversee Hs 80 rsr bunch.
~fTstra 5tfffr rsr sfr-bsi
frseft~T rH-r psr rosiha.
ktpTs4s hst haas-, ga ~ pr dozen
bunches
srfts= -.~s 81 ~ r-zr r'isis.l
fssFrS- ~ ass - o.F h1ss'tsi. Gr~sn rs
"a a r~r 3ofrn huaehs<
heassSans-ss -ssrstst. 7er-o8 per sslien
Poultry
1--we Turkeys "a s~-s-ssf -.
Live 81 kss and r=sssrs. ifai1e
dfe-s-si - "a
Live favi- ffkiis drrsss.i I1alss
see alt rt~.-s - fs2ef dfs-~ed So
L. asa1s. iA.ti.. arss-~a. Lssis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

III f.sfs sssa-r rfs isssinssa 4,
~sfk tts f-1s sid . sssi L. D n 81 fe-r-s re
ec~sfsf ste atrvrf -s--Ft~ 81 ffssts.ssr
a. -~fvp g. j =. Y a. fs-.slsbd -
Us kossEss go Pes Ar--,t
ssvy- tssrsxifs ~ sr-sf
se g Nrsres -sr-~t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

~piSGLs-->t,r \ Star. IN inches, clear.
$40 psr thousand.
We. >. i've inches clear butt. SIS per
,ho'l.and
Sound butt. 81 - Jer thousand
tuil shingles. $40 pr thousand.
Iath. No white pine -..-..L........f2'o
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Washed. medium. 2td21c.
Washed. fine. 22a3sic.
Cnwa-hed. medium. l5sa &c.
Cnwashed. fine. l2ti l6c.
Hides and Tallow.
Cured hides. No. |. SIC: No. ., 3itc.
Green hides. No l. She: No. =. 2iac.
Heavy steers. cured. over 10 pounds, SIC.
Calf. green. No. |, Gc: M. =. b..
Calf. cured. No. 1. &c; NJ. =. SIC.
Deacons, Is To Sc.
Tallow-
Rough, % per pound.
Rendered. 51sc per poond.
Sheep peits, .5cta $3.50.
Hay and Wood
TiMoTHY-$il Goa L.. 60 per ton.
CLovFR-$l1 90 per ton.
MxED-tlO Goa IL 90 per ton.
STRaw-S5.0Nd6.O per ton.
WooD-lG inch beech and maple, dry.
s.. - per cord: green. s. a. per cord.
Building Materials.
Wire nails. rate. H.75dl.O.
Glass. discount. &c.
Building paper. pr roll. 81 .OGd5 500.
Waterproof paper. per roll. $l.O.
LtMBER-Rofail piece stun:
No. hemlock. up 10 and including 16
feet lengths. Sl2.O0; add Sl.O per loo feet
for every additional two feet.
No. > hemlock. up To- and including IL
feet. so: every additional two feet. 81 .O.
No. I pine. under Il inches. $li.UO Per
Loo feet; Finch. $l5.O per 900 feet: add
$40 for every additional two feet over L.
feet
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Grain

Wheat. Csc; corn. 43c; oats. sc; rye. asc:
barley. $l.lO.
Flour-Liiy white, $ls0; patent, $50;
buckwheat. $50.
Mill Stnffs-Middlings, SIS: bran, 81;
screenings. SIS.
Ground Fccd-Per ton, 1910; corn meal,
Per ton. $40.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-13
knowledged and promnlgated by one of

knowleGged and promulgated by one of
the foremost of German periodicals.
During the present century the English
speaking pOpula ton of the world has
increased fivefOld-from possibly o.
OUU,U00 at its commencement to at least
125,000.000 at its close. No other Ian
guage had ever been so rapidly deyel-
oped; no fact in civil history is
more significant than is. In all
language is the coneuering tongue;
the wide spread OF the English
co6nial system. the marvellous growth
of the United States, and the facility
with which it absorbS every foreign ele
ment, bear witness to this great fact.
Therefore, Prof. Schroer advocates
making the study of the En- glish obliga-
tory, not necessarily to the exclusion of
Latin and Greek. but at least In con-
junction with them. This" says he,
lis not question of taste or of rivalry
between the 'moderns' and the an
cients;' it is simply historical neces-
sity."
Prof. Schroer is careful to warn his
readers not to set their aim too high, for
to learn to speak and write fiuently and
correctly language which holds so
high place in the scale of culture and
reHnemtnt as the EngllSn Is mOn-
strously difficult" but for the average
mall this is not necessary. for even the
average Englishman has but limited
command Of his mother tongue, and the
daily intercourse of life requires but a
small and easily acquired vocabulary.
IhlS IS true OF every language; but the
absence of puzzing genders and infec-
tions and syntaeticaI forms renders the
English easy. in comparison with 9TH
ers. The English" concludes Prof.
Schroer, lis the world speech, and will.
to all appearance, become more and
more so eyery wear "