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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25
1HCg pALENE is a city Of 100

r,E' Il bALENE Is a city ot 1000
~ population. brais1tali, situated oI
tar hgstArsu slzDEc ot ,Ac famous ,ssur
u .Atet.. lAar. IS nsiivs r2s, u S;s6k aiae
,l d u:anrh g.uc u tAe Northern Pacific
T. Il i.sia~s 1t steamers ;siake regular
,stss sN.a saaAs e..y vi sac LAKE 10 The
i~aI ~ nAssgas.usa utI shr - DOC and
,.ruf 4 Alrsr MIXERS. connecting al Dad
" sslVn aslA The railroad line lAto ,kc
svI silver and lead tnlnrs 1l4c esiy "
eg4r ut i,s~ tnass. nusrI satnnet resorts
D.. lie s.vgsRaar'ss, aaL L. l.csvStasns faofr
imY4.At zach lrAf Its ashlus, hun,ins
'g.v,. iisn.sAesa- Iisr ntassg : nail.
tat3 tsaat la he a IS, ttest slaesman
Atsg s.a iaAFtlacrss, tosea. t,atA tc'sese a
saHa a. ,g3u s1sr st,g stu tlar ~ess IAc
,-+n.sy svH=al Aleu4s Is made up II 'tcts
agricultural las-ds and citrtsslfe fo:vs.s
~ 3y-yn tAnr fif. ce4ss bod sAu.Asae
a-l ssc city 10 destined to lecu,rsc =
manufacturing res.,es !og ile pseanc;s
O., strsr evvsEs The bsra4sA1ss tslt7l and
Fae .ruia age rs..rrt;%s5nE. sui iaLr
lfle !n mailing iise i,acc a'Itac.s'c
IlCs~ aso Grc rhgtrA organizations
l@.s;s. Methodist. i'grah, sr'sAh. Epss
,lEA, and l.ots4au t'aslaes.c, The Acsfci
.e.lrfa ave weA represented by Lodge
sa-a 4 Masses. t.lI Fc.snnt. knights
e. l'sthtAs. q s II. agsd Momenis liz
},,t 'utEas TAc city IA supplied with
s.ostst- lights. guasi Hsiet nDsAs. an
..srars gua,sc school building sash aisd
a..ar farfnry. swo BAN snil.s, tao a'si
&, 80 isu,esa. boa. t0l'4.ns yards. eie-
Tss.y asc scs e,.ei opportunities IN ca
en- e. tn lactatiTe g,zsauess a'g1l In diver
e ssi fst5ainr Manufactures ate PAT
iwtasl, doa.scsI. anL a'o offered extra
& !srst rcufs Tho tuu.ursR are irtl
Is-4.e. with sofglc3rus rainfall 80 InamEc
aaHndan; CROPS, whi,e The winters arc
frrr from rxtrrme old No baxter 10
cattp', fog rroa,at!" Investments 81 foT
securing s,lrsi hnsnrs can he found In
tho northwest. These IL ALWAYS 4 wei
o'no hcrr. auoag an excellent poop"
In ,-raa;3tgl Frsjoa a'i al 4ocn'npA'
at,o climate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25
The st. Maries Placers.

The steamer Gen. sherman came in
from her st. Joe trip last Tuesday with
a large number of passengers, several
OF them being men who were returning
from the st. Maries placer mines. The
men were driven out on account of the
snow, there being seven feet on the
ground in the mountains, which made it
impossible 10 prosecute work at the
mines. They are now abandoned fol
the winter but the men bring in Ell.
courasing reports and most OF them
will return in the spring, feeling cont
dent that the placcrs will pay we'll for
working.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25

EDITOR PREsS:l want to indorse
your editorial on the reduction of town
expenses. The council will be comply
ing with the wishes Of the people by fol-
lowing your advice. Our taxes are too
high, and must come down or tie peo-
pie will all be down. We can't pay over
~ per cent. taxes and live. You cut
right TO the heart of expenses when
YOU mention the three items that foot
up about 5000. | wish You would
keep the bonding question before the
board. They can serve the public and
save expense by issuing bonds to pay
the floating debt and save money i'll in.
tercst. besides getting onto cash basis
Let the good work go on,
BUSINESS MAN.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25
ClEUR D'ALENE PRESS
TAe cEafxses.

baptist services la Sander 4 Co. 4
l.all eacA Sunday al III a. Ia. Every one
Invited. IL. frsstiaan, pastor.
Services iii the Presbyterian church
d, / a. isi aiAd ~ f. IA. Sunday seAss0l
al II ,l5p. Iii. All cordially invited. The
Christian Endcasof ssscir,s facets at q 8
T. ia TO. wslsoti pastor.
sirth0tils, Episcopal Church Preach
nag every Sunday evening Ia the Ma
saIlc hall. sabbath sehs-ol al 81 L. IN
Esrsp t~,dy invited 10 eosSr and 0rshit
WIKI us " ". iieusy, pastor
Services al the Catholic church as fol
SyNs Nc~k days un,l! further notice
u4asa al . o'clscA u tia >siiadass, iAass
Atad assIi4uA a, 10 a. tt&., ~4ndss e&lHtso
ay T. ia. ltcfledArii0n ST liAe blessed
'~artatAcut, With ipsAsy a, p, ia. Goa
trsalysA et Ct, Friday afsrfBa9n.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25
THE cARLIN PARTY FOUND.

L'sstsaAss Elicit Reaches the Camp.
The expedition under the command
OF Lieut. Elliott reached the Snow bound
cariin party, on Wednesday. The party
was comfortably located in camp, and
all well except Colgate, whose fate is
unknown.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25

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Balm and bound on over the seat of
pain. 1t affords prompt and permanent
relief, and il used in time will often
prevent cold from resulting in pneu.
monia. This same treatment is sure
cure for lame back, For sale by Miller
Bros,, druggists.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25

The American Beauty" floral PAN
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-11-25

Notice is hereby giTen that the part
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Smith & Bender has been
d ssolyed by mutual consent. The TN
dersigned will pay all bills and receipt
for all debts due the firm.
Nov. &, 1888. II. X. SMITH.
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."' thanksgiving Gift, AN American Beauty "
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Wants Expenses Gu, and BoaGs Issued.

CITIZEN AND TAXPAYER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
SET BACK THE BULLS
Selling Orders From London
Caused Stocks to Decline
BEARS RULED The MARKET
Railways and fsds.sriAis Most Ar
fecsed--w heat Iook Tambis and
Provisions Closed Lower
BEARS RULED The MARKET

Nrw Yosk. Oct n.-Monsy on call
has been easy. ranging from itfg2 per
esat; Iast loan. At per cent and closing
offered Al ? par cent
Prime mercantile pager s47 per cent
Bar silver. tisc. Mssiean dollars. Soc
Stsrling exchange 10 frm with actual
business in bankers bills st tAsoa4g
ASH. for sissy days and 3Ae4si14
for demand
Posted rat.sl sils2e4s5; commercial
biIls s4so9iso1l for sixty days. and
tfsaQ4s31. for demand
Government bonds have been steady.
State bonds dull; railroad bonds hrmer.
Silver at the stock exchange weak
but without sale.
Yesterdays vots by the senate repeal
ing the Sherman silver Law did not have
the effect on the stock market that the
bulls expected. In thu first place. Lon
don cabled orders to cell various stocks.
much 20 the disappointment OF local
operators, Who were confdsnt that the
action Of the senate would result IN
food Of buying orderA The hquidztions
for foreign account induced selling by
operators who had added to their lines
on the beli.f that the repeal Of the silver
purchase act you'd insfantaneously bring
about a boom wher 10 Vas seen that in
stead Of buying the outside public were dis
posed 10 sell. the weak -kneed bulls tried TO
get our. This. with manipulation by leader
bear operator. resulted in general decline
Of - 81 per cent Just at the close there
waz a rally and the market left OF nrn. The
sales were Sa 10 shares.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
whe., Weak and Lower.

CHICAGO. Oct 3L-Trading In wheat to-
day vas ~ a much lower range OF prices
than marked the dealings during the lat
ter part of last week. There was for time
within the last hour of the session when IL
looked as though the market was verging on
a panic The loss for the day Was 25s92%c.
the closing being within &c of the bottom.
Receipts in the northwest today were s96 cars
and for the two days preceding were also
large. Chicago received col cars for two
days with 40 estimated for tomorrow. The
visible supply statement showed an increase
In stocks OF whea, of 2..f9, zoo bushels. The
New York stock market was weak and nerv-
Gus, communicating it's tone IN grain.
Gables were steady but had no apparent in
huencs on prices.
Closing prices veres
wHxlr-Octobcr. So &c, December, 6sfc;
May. 7O,se-
Conx-october. 3slsc; December. 3sHc;
May. 42h.c.
oATs--Sevember. 2silci December. 2sxc;
Nay. 81 c.
PORK -Octcher. $3.50, January. $1l&
L.kD-U q. sos; November. ss.22;
January. $s.s~5a.
RIBs-October, $50; January. t7.42
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

NEW YoEx. Oct. 3i.-FLouR-Market
dull. weak; winter wheat low grades. 400
a28a
WaKAr-Dull, lower. weak; options were
more active and weak l&42c decline on
longs unloading here and at the west and on
the weakness IN Wall street. No. red.
January, Tie; March. 73s<c; May, zeci No
vemher, 6sc Decem Der. 6sNc
CoEx-Dull. easy; options were 49Ac
lower and dull; closing weak With wheat and
the west. November. 4o>4ci December,
EAc; May. fsc.
OArs-Qsliet. easier; options dull. easier |;
October, AJsc; Novemb Der, Si,tci December.
35ses Nay, S65ac.
LkED-Dull- steady; western steam closed
Al SlU.5 81 asked city at te.0Ok
Posx-Quiet, steady; new mess, Ns.5o9
1000.
CHxrs.-Quist, unchanged; state large,
edilAc.
CoESnE- Options opened dull. unchanged
20 points up; closed steady, unchanged TO
sup. November. si7.2S; December. tl6.so;
January, sie.5stdie.60; February, sl6.40;
March. SIS. 25<e is.30. Spot Rio steady. quiet
Ne. :. i7Ac.
SuoAa-Rav dull. nominal; fair refining.
&c; centrifagals 80 test 3%c; refined quiet.
steady; No. 6. 4ia4 ii-l6; No. "a s-i6(g
s',c; Of A. 49l6saf1c; mould A, S-l6ta
54.c; stanc ara. A, 5(aS slice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
Attempt at Suicide
n sgat ss,. ssss Prevented.


While The walks in the Public Gar'ien
ere er0xdef Yesterday afternoon about
30 O'clock. people near the entrance gates
the corner II Beacon and Charles streets
ere horriked 70 sc a man s2dienly plunge
kniie repeatedly into his IAIoat and fall to
le srUund.
While waiting for n conveyance an officer
na1ioaed the woald-be suicide. who Vas
oout 50 years Of age, Is @ his name. address.
IA reason for wishing to end his life, but
ne man stsadfssfly refused % give any Infor-
alton regarding himself. He vas taken to
ne Massachusetts, General Hospital and
lrgical attendance given him Although
,ssk from loss Of blood il u probable he
an recover. About o O'Clock last night .
ospital attendant got little information
krom him. lie said his name was Samuel
-, and that he came some weeks ago
ON New Brunswick The last few days
. AID Aas (,if q1>>r, and be has been wan
sring abonf the city. not knowing which way
turn. What impellei him 10 commit his
ash act he w2s unable TO say.
The above Is the familiar but terrible
orr Of the results Of mental arrangement
used by overstrsia Of the nervous system.
eopls vho have dizs,aSss AosdacAs or back
A, or no are troubled With neisnckoiy or
sspoa.l.s,f feelings, are already We. on the
al vhSch Leads % tnsanify and saieide.
DR. Miles Medical CO.; 1 cannot End
.ngrsss in which % express my .ppreeia-
On a the great beneht have derived
ON the use ~ your Restorative Nervine.
hen life became q burden would use the
.crviue to soothe my weakened nerves, and
calm uy exhausted and irritable brain. "
n ~
r. Me- ResfOrahrs Nsyvia< has no equal
cuRrSs Nervous Diseases. IL contains
T, aps stss or dangerous drugs. sold on .
siiivs gasrsnfss ~ al druggists and
Co., Niles Medical Co. Elkh2Et. Ind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

r.rox Srocx YARDs. Chicago. Oct al
Cattle-hsceipts. 100; common to extra
AIS; cows and bulls. sl.oo,e 3.t0, calves,
&.OC,aa7S.
Hog.-ksceip,s. 20 600; heavy, $5.75td6.25;
common 20 choice mired $40 a6.20; choice
assorted. 81. l5tge-2j light, $4,000 10; pigs,
G.0085.sS.
sheep-Receipss. 200; inferior 20 choice,
g.OOda75; lambs. poor to choice s.. 5OG
~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Dxrxorr. Mich. Oct 3i.-Market closed
dull, iaii.c lower for wheat. No. l white,
sec, No. red. cash, s2,le; No. 3 red, 5s5<ci
December, sslsc; Nay, Tl1tc.
Corn--No. :, cash. t0c-
O4i@-So. ? white. H,<c; No. mired,
&c.
Rys-No. =. cash. Soc
Prime Clover Se~d-fS.9.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
'EvERY6ODYS LAW BOOK. y

fss rrIr 81 fes - psrs ~ors. rrensr-f -
Aiexaesier kr.ee@ L l. ~. neuer q ths
- fUrk Hsr
re- @pahiss evsrv nsa 49, werrsa - - th-ir
e "a tss Fsr. lt resrhes xhat az ycur rtrnf.
= 49, ~ 1nslntam taesA Nnea % naxla a
~ sstf sd sher - shar go IL ~rntsins ~.
aiai irfrrrr sftc1 eFerr rusiur<s rean nssl = a
efF stafe ~ 40 eIrn tr rrntatna basi,-ss
q rlr4 81 every rarf~tF prefsi ~ ~ is~vs~ q.
= ~ a. - 81 aHo n1rs irssi hrstns.zs 4.
1nEscr
I..rI..eli slrf f,ifsrs - rurq - inrfrss $50.
a ~ rs-staee -tsssa ~ q tshls - er0tesrs ssf
t1ns ~ EFents tior-ss SAN HlrT "
a. fntlrker. - -irth ks-.n. Se~ fark
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

The following u list OF tbs marriage
licenses issued since last publication, with
the names residences twhen out Of the ciiyD
and ages Of the parties; Age
Isaac Parker; Della Offen. Nelson =. .2i--i7
Henry Stadt. Della Shocks 20
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01


ma esls I $50, 80 sssse q sa n sasuspa
othsf traias dstlF szaspf SanSae
ANrssa an fAFtos 60 srsx..
40 n tain has psriss sar A. A..
a. 3 = train has sls~pla< 60. g..
70 q fe'askss snd kscilas1
r..'.s- . 90 trria k@s I.@rlar car 6u.af
n1 a. tfsia he ikreurh ou.rh ..s
-. orsna Rapids 10 Chiea<a
Hs..x usln b.s Ns<aa< sleeping car ar.as
= train hes through ros~s .,a ~.
s-'spiAs ear orss1 haslas - CAisssa
srsxreoS eps~n EaPsus a rx,..~.
s.skfEea Ls- 9oes n A 49, ssn.
heskesonAr sDsq aGpn 49, -
9a-s tfsln lssvus for HaskeToa ! q = n
~1fiss. ho1a Aa.kssos - . a
cE1rAea VA a. -.
~ ursnd hspids- lo0 an foo,m u~
-. .1Ateeso.---..-...--. tlopm 500 ~
NJ y n tain bss thrxurh coal : - -
ten9 car sac n - N traia asslt fh,.ss.-s
- n AGAR sieeptnE car
- ....--s - A. s0Dm so0p n
AZ. orand kaptdstl spm Sea- 49,
-, - ssin hss eunss .riss ear ana als...s
=. sS u. sr.i. s.nn ars.ss ss.sA ..a We
nrosth teEss. saa Fun ..sor-.s., ,.,..
ssIos s, a. -, epse = klnssi.. uesss sr-ss
4 j.. locE~ooa
"eA r--- sAa Tekss Assat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
Real Estate Transfers.

John Maloney TO Jacob Baas and
Cornelis Baas. pee OF land on rec
1. Grand Rapids. ..........s LOO
David G. KruIn TO Charles III. Straw
hecker, lot :. blk l, lnnes add -. 1000
Jonathan q. Wait 10 Susan <. Wait,
part Waits add, Cedar Springs. 200
Barend De GRAF To Willard Il.
sharpe, lot q, blk 8, Mills add 5000
Willard p. sharpe and wife 20 Ba-
rend DE GRAF, lots IS and 81, "a
and IS, Caulfeld's add ...... 2.5o0
Luther Rank and wife 10 Simon
Brennan. 9 43 II lots 40, 30 and 81,
jerks. Drew 4 Nichols add. .... 5000
David Irwin and wife to Jefferson
and Bertha Irwin. pee Of land on
sec 70. Byron. .........--..--.... oOO
Engeline Goosen 20 Arson W. Nc
Phail. lot "A. blk 1, Barth's ID. 1000
Ruby ;. Walbridge and husband 20
Arthur +. Turner. lot SO. q. w.
Pettits add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 80
Mrs. Cordelia A. Parker to Edgar
Pinehat, lot and part lot 4, blk 1,
smith add. 1890. e.So
Aaron Clark and wife 10 Amanda Il.
Evans, lot "A. Davis, Turner Il
Carroll > add ...................... AUD
Jacob Boos et al 10 John Maloney.
lots 3 and "A. blk /. Hogeboon's
add ........................ 2,UO
Louis Barth and wife 10 Tounus
Nienwhof. lots 13. Ia and 81. blk 3
and lot 10, blk 4. Barth : add $500. lbs
Frank NJ. Stearns g. Frances n.
Stearns. lot 9. RobinsoD's fair
ground add ........-..--......... 200
Jacob Praiss to Marie Praiss, lot %,
Siias Halls sub. LOO
Henry II. Bradfeld to John X. Brad
field. pee OF land in Ada. 400
George II. Judd and wife 20 John II.
Bradiield. lots 2, 3 and 80 of Hun
nsman 4 Reeds add ......-...... 100
John X Bradfield CT al. TO John X.
Van keppee and wife, pee Land in
Ads............................... 1000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

LILY WHITE IL our leader. Others
try 10 initiate this brand Beware OF
fraud. Every sack has cut q our mill.
VALLEY City Milling Co
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

After night with the boys
Yours for a clear head-Bromo Settler.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Board $50 per week. Livingstons 9.
No. ~ Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Poultry.
Iiv. slrkey. sfar
Lave g-e-.s. sfss,
r-r~-.f chicken. SRQr
Dressed hens re-
Dr-@ssd s'l-keys. fNsf2e
E,r.~-ed ilcs. aFitc
I've fo~is. 1ans. 81 &c.
Live ola roos.ers. per poslrd. Sc
,prinx ducks. god sss. s3ioe Tar
pouna-
Sprias chickens, s.77a per pound.
Chicken Coops. &c escA
fsrrc~ri>. ssd Provisions wholesale
Prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

TO DEIRorr
". Grand Rapids. loan gsp- spp-
AZ Detroit-----.-li a. m 80 . m ioks : /.
TnoN DFTRorr
" pctroft Gan TCpw enSn
Ar orAnd Rapid. u a. N ssDp - 10 co =
SAGINAW. ALMA AND - LsUr-
lv- Grand Rapids .mau
AZ orAna hapids soA N 4 a. =
Lo"tLt- VIA Low III nsSrfNss a. a
Nv. orand haptds- .Oam Isspn E.e
Al ir"m Lo~en..-.--...-.--... n a. D "a 80 =
THRoron can sEHvfcE
ferior can 90 al trains oetwrea 0raai Raa
tds and Dctroit f4rlox car ~ SA.laa . =.
morning train
'hsery day. Otber trains week day~ onfv
1Eoson DEHAyEx. Gea Pass krsnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
4 AXE SHORE &
- MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
lnEaeci July &C. ~
pEroT. WEST Fuf TOY srrrr-

The Lake sbore VIA CIeveland ia coanssti..
vita the bris 4. md l. A. H. ks fornss tas
enseks<t snd most dire. roats 70 Pittsbufs
A >. esTTn, O. Il q. Y. a. Clssalana a
tsh kosKns, City Pa-s Arsnt
sAkks SAkfnka-L-, CITY Ilckst Ar~ak
No - noaros strssa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

sDaay az others daily ezoeps .an4ss
1siinr eject Aur. "a lse2
eiseTlne carr On Pacific aad Afisntis srpr.s...
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tsstEki re1lrosd fOsnada sootbern alrisiaal
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

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ksntst-s 70 ftrsua Eepsss go svs4sa<
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IA MICHEL. =. Pa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

oo,aA5 50 per box.
LKMoss--New Messinas. In boxes Of sos
and 3sos, <3-5saS. IS per box.
misunderstanding To quality. C.75d2.oo
par bunch.
SWIFT PorArozs-s3. 5oSaa.75 per barrel.
CAPS Con CkAsBKkkRIEs per barrel, A7b
dS6.00
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

TIMorHr-s9 0o6 1000 per ton.
CLoyKR-$s00 per ton.
STRAw-s5. O0(d6. 90 per ton.
WooD-ls-inch beech and maple. dry.
500 per cord; green. si.75 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
Hides and Tailow

Cured calf. No. 1, &C; No. 2. &C.
Green calf. No. 1. SC; No. 2, 31ic.
Cured hides. M. 1. 3lsc; No. 2. 21<c.
Green hides, No. 1. 21sc; No. 2, &C.
Sheep pelts. 15td25c; lambs. 25ta35c.
Tsllow. isaiiSc.
Deer skin, 135Sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Wheat, Sc; corn, 42c; oats. &c, rye. 40c
Flour-Lily white. H.75; patent. 500.
Mill Stuffs-Middlings s16.O0; bran, SIS;
screenings. $3.50 per ton.
Ground Feed-Per ton, $3.50; corn meal.
per ton. $500.
Buffalo Gluten Feed. $3.50, including
sacks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
LOCAL MARKETS.

Wheat brings today but 55c. being 2
cents below yesterdays quotations
Meats and poultry are quiet and no
change in prices are quoted. fruits
are scarce and the quality poor, there
fore they bring high market price.
farm Prcduce
RUTrss-Eld3tc per pound.
Eses-Dc per dozen.
TUswrs-SSc per bnshel.
CARaoTs-15c re- bushcl.
Ho~u-Fsncy white. ne per pound
PAssfEY--2hc per doxen-
OSlo-s-fssf5c per boshsL
CuHsv-lsc Per dozen stslsa
Rnrrs--a6<Sts per bueneL
NIsT-0lc PER ooEen bs1nckes
kFPfEs-sffl sc per busheL
Caassss-tfs9s5c p~r dozea.
SorAss Es-ij<c FER pound.
CsrEu0vEE-ti.s0 per dezen.
psRsxfrs-sSc Ter busbel.
4 Hes hrssaa