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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16
POLICE AND COURT.

LATHE Earnest MissEnsa masl have
koae & Nd lAst nsghi n pleasant
frAme ct m4aa. ns had hsen accused
u sasseAlas = lAdsFs poekegssok, saa
had 0nasFgons the most rlgid lesai a.
animation 81 the cad 81 which be va
caalp lpleisly exensrAted. he wAs sals
80 present preof that MEs. Anderson
masi have heen waolls RlislAken IA her
ladeli .ilozuon of hin a. ths BOY who
look her MONEY. Earnest was uls-
charged and Feoelyed t1e c0ngr4tOlA-
Glcns ~ Iaans Trends.
Al hoylans ssloon, On OEandvllie
ave, tAere Ners gsy umes Saturday
nsgnt Deputy sheriff herwln drank
wlth the boYs Anc then arrested Charles
Miller and fred bArkley for drinking
too heavily. Ca tie wag a. the station,
l. J. fiAs stepped up and assaulted
most ssNsgely one IT the nsn namea
Daniel oLesTy. la courk he pleaded
guilty ci assault and battery, aas paid
SASS. Miller and klakctey paid each
s6s5 for being arunk ana olsordsfiy.
Nall4m A. Warren case OF failure
10 support Was adjourned - thls InorR.
lng.
Charles HrlnkmAn, accused ei as
sAult and battery, W2s discharged.
simon Cunss paid $3.50 fOf drunk
enness, and 4. r. CLARK, tame Orense,
vac let orf on payment of COSTA. James
AalberA also PAID saa1.
John Walters Was srralgned Tor faI-
ure 10 supporI hls fSmlly. The oast ls
adjourned 10 the lglh
The oid case of bar obstruction against
Joseph Ihiei was adjourned ~ January
b.
The following are the cases on call
ths morning George Her, assault
and battery Roy IRWIN, disorderiyi
William Warren, failure 60 support.
The one case on call for thls afternoon
e Thomas Howell, burglary and Tar.
ceny.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16
BRAGG WANTS ROYALTIES
Tor an EnEins House Appliances In Tee
in this CiIy.

Robert Bragg, Of san Francisco,
claims 10 be the inventor Of the trip
ping mechanism used ia engine houses
for releasing horses from Their stalls
when the gong strikes. lie claims 10
have invented and patented the device.
and has gwen notice 90 Detroit, Grand
Rapids and other cities where the same
mechanism is IN use, that he intends 10
endeavor q collect royalties. The De-
trolt authorities wrote 20 the police and
fire commission Of tins city asking what
Grand Rapids proposed 20 DO about 4.
and reply has lusi been forwarded
m the form OF report by
Commissioner LOettgert, who ln-
yestlgated the matter. The report
saws. by inquiries OF our older
members Of the FIRE department., and as
near as We can learn, the same mech
ism was attached IN our engine house
by Alfred A. Minnie, formerly engi-
neer of one OF our steamers, now Of
Toledo, and a member of the firm Of
III. b. Mlmine a Co., Toledo. in the
fall of 1916. and II correctly INFORMED
went 10 Detroit that fall where the same
was then on use 10 get information as
10 Atlt WI n - VI caaA AifAAAH fAA4AtA
Frand, now driver al No. 8 engine
house also remembered the putting 4
ssid device by Alfred A. MIimine IN
1876. Thomas Gibbons, now engineer
Of No. 2 steamer, and has been in-
formed by some parties ssearly as 1873,
that the same were IN use al Syracuse,
Ny.
Bragg claims that he applied for bis
patent IN June, 1873, that the original
patent was allowed july l3. 1875, and
Was reissued IN January 4, 1876. The
Detroit officials claim the device wAs ~
vented by Detroit fireman and was
IN use there long before Brsggs appll-
cation was filled. Bragg seems 70 have
laid his patent ASIDE until 1855, when
he began proceedings and secured de-
cress against San jose aud STOCKTON,
Cal, aud Psrtland, Oregon, and is now
making demands on the rest Of the
cities IN the country. His demands
against the city, on the same hasis as
he asks other cities 70 pay, WOULD he
about S7000-Sl00 for each 1000 inhab-
!tante.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16

esegsrAos. Isssss@s.s RaAA-
ssaazlea - = ss2ia B&sis

Tte - eneanenal success witch Las
aftsEa1s sbs s4f ef ths co1Ss - ttae
Ea.gsd states k4ul4be bon1 Assoel4-
son. ~ De-relt. Z something hitaeFto
Us1esfa of Bankers. msfe1sllts,
an4n slfzctareIs sla meenznasss ~ iAet
a. classes, ale nam1sfe1 sIBonE l.
toa8aol1sfs,
As2u illustration ef the popularity
u Ghe beAds. thase NO haa "a ths bs
gnning purchased quite largely, have
been ~ satisfied thai they tafs usS2
ether names ~ secure zddllloll4l boAcss
tae plan ~ toe company beng ~ place
40 n1ore g14n ise bonds ln auy one
nane Bonds that were sold tao NeeAs
40 sTe noN held az premium.
tne most CONSERVATIVE leAd ING hasi-
ness mea u Detroit, and else~ where,
have Investigated. and as fesals ~
tnelr invest gatipn, have purchased
largely f0g themselves, ~itess ehlidfcn
and relatives. III those who question
tne practical working u tie pan, vii
give tie representatives OF the Scm-
pany, nOw acre, al opportunity to ex-
plan, without doubt their approval
VII be- none the less hearty than those
ehO have already bought.
The sell known and eminent Jurist,
Judge Jennison, president and counsel
Hon. john e.. Gwen, ssgnaw's lumber
baron, president, and David ".
simons, tie well known capitalist OF
Detroit, the secretary ana manager, Is
= sufficient guarantee of Is able ana
conservative management.
DO not confuse the plan with life In
surance, as il IS entirely different than
anything eher offered TO the people of
Michigan. Redemption of bonds
monthly, with large guaranteed profits.
&. b. Lassell, general agent for TINS dis
tr.ct; c. ". Johnson, upennteudent of
agencies; Il. n. kisger and John A.
Cook, special agents, are now here, re-
presenting the company, with head
auarIers al the MarM.ck Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16
FoOtlight Flashes.

Seats are going fast at Powers for
George Thatcher's Minstrels at Powers
Grand tomorrow night. The comedian
who heads this organization is well
known to Grand Rapids, and his part
ners, Rich and Harris, of the Hollis
Street Theater, Boston, have spared no
expense to give him the best talent in
the country to fill out the programme.
A week from today "Bluebeard. Jr."
will be the talk of the town. Grand
Rapids is TO get the same company
which had the season of twenty-eIght
weeks at the Chicago Opera House.
Sherman Wilson, the good tempered
treasurer of Powers Grand, is kept
busy answering questions about the
engagement of the "Bostonlans," who
Will present "Robiu Hood" at this
theater next Saturday afternoon and
evening. A critic makes the sub Joined
observation on this composition: "Tne
general treatment of the principal char
scters, too, Is more natural and con-
seuuent than IN the earlier lIbrettOs
winch have come from the pen Of Mr..
Smith. In Mr.. Dekoyen's setting of
the text there IS plenty Of bright and
Interesting music we'll suited TO the
nature of the subject, and much of 1t IS
possessed of catchy rhythm and style
which seems TO find immediate favor
with the hearers. A great gain is tech
nical facility in construction is quite
manifest in the music Of Robin Hood >
when compared with the composers S
initial effort IN the Begun or even
Don QuiXote.' The opera was hand
s0mely staged and costnmed." The
sale OF seats opens tomorrow morning.
one OF the greatest as well az the
most novel entertainments vet heard
of. is TO be presented az Smiths Opera
House tonight. A real marrisge-real
in every detaIl-will take place from
the stage Of the theater. The nigh
contracting parties arc Mss Anne
Gardner and Mr.. Antonio Zero. The
knot vii be manipulated by Hugo ,.
Rsthbone, justice Of the peace cf Paris
township. The bridesmaids are Misses
Lillie Condor and Cora Adams.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16
KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP.
The Second Annual Convention to BE
Held December 20.


Held December 20.
The Michigan Knights of the Grip
will hold their second annual conven-
ton in Kalamazoo on Monday, Decem-
Der 20. Secretary Bush is sending out
handsome printed invitations and cir
cular letter urging the knights 10 turn
out with their wives and daughters and
sweethearts.
The Kalamazoo hack and bus line
will carry all members and their wives
10 and from hotels and depOts free OF
charge, and will also give the ladies
complimentary ride about the city dur
ing the afternoon. The headquarters
Of the ASSOCIATION will be at the lecture
hall of Parsons Business College, where
the members will call upon their ar
rival, register and receive a badge. The
headquarters Of committees viii be at
the Burdick House parlors. where a
reception Will be held by Gov. Cyrus G..
Luce, Hon. James O'DOnnell and Col.
J. Il. Hayes, president Michigan Hotel
Keepers Association. A grand street
parade will take place some time dur
ing the day headed by Whites Military
Band. The convention Will be called
to order Immediately after dinner, and
will be held ST the lecture hall Of Par
sons Business College. The banquet
will be served at the Kalamazoo House
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. and will be inter
spersed with the following program.
Address Of Welcome ..-...--.-.-.-...---.
.....---....T The Mayor. Hon. ". u Hfu
Response ....-..-.-..... President J.. N. Nils
Invocation .-.--...-. fseN 4. =. Mis-
BANQUET.
ToAsTs AID RtsFoSsEs.
"0ur Guests" Col p NJ. Irish
........-..-.-.Hls EKcehency the Governor
NUNC.
Michigan Knights of the Grip" ...-
81 II Row. Iansi-e
"Our Country Hon. 1sS o'Donaell. Jackson
'sIhe Inn Keeper and The Kicker 49,.
Col J. +. Hayes, President 81. III. X. A.
NUsu
The Drummer aud The Baggage
Srnasher'r p bartlett kalsns7oo
The Buyer -.....s. s. McCamley. Kaiamszoo
KUsIC
The vocal muse vii Re under toe
direction of Prof. Ronners. The m
strumentsl MUSIC vii be furnished ~
the full Academy q Muse orchestra
Immediately after the banquet ball
has been provided for by the local
members. which promises - be = pleas
ant feature Of the r1estnE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16
Pnrtschsr,s Wedding Hpnt

Iucius Purtscher, 81 one time cay
clerk Al sweets. gets the following COM
nnent IN the Detroit Free Press Clerk
Locus Purtsober 10 back from hisbridsi
tour and is again installed henino the
counter of the offics q TIE Hotel
Csdfnsc While visiting he family 81
Taras. %. last week Mr. furtschsr went
hunting with his brother sud tagged .
Qua8.s partridge are bad cage. The
eagle ls q Toe HANDS oi . tsri3ermist,
ard Ufl soon ocCupy perch in tie
hoial of7re whore TIE slayer csn poiut
~ tAs noble bird - a. iuouutesf be
r.rorF ~ his pr0ueas. TIE flsfk ard
hlre s-,at o. wr. 5urtscher's shoulder,
ubere Sc gen kicke5 him. - sel 50
tie huup 81 the back ~ nis nesc. o.
oss.oned ~ tie fail ever bsckvsros,
have neaflv disappeared"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16
Railroad Earnings

Follovng are TIE grcss earnings q
tie VARIOUS local railroads for The
month of November, and also for the
eleven months ending November -.
For NovemheT-C. &W NJ. s13s.7Is.
srs irsst SIS .es3 for ths corresr,on5 NJ
month 10 lsss. a. increase e So. .o1s.
T.. r. &N. slo4.4ls, against 500 $40
an increase OF g 5as q. n A T.. Sz1o,-
IA. ags nsf sls1e-3. a. incresse 81
sl7.sk1. q. r. A j lesss3 lines. 81. .s20.
agsinst 81 81. a. nCresse sf s. .Z2e
r.. b. H. 4 ~ SO 1ss, tgsiust ssl ess
a. inrresseo Cf - 40 Fer tns eleven
months tae gToss earnings we're - fol-
Irvs O. a ~. r.. 81 Ies opsrstee. 80,
s. 4s 40. aga nst 81 ls0 4zs on f94
n 80 operated e gar ~ s2f1 .ssl T..
Ian sz4 m "a s. 100 SO. sesirsf
81 0s2 .zle. 3 rs.n ~ So JOB e. u 81
80 - "a szfl5sas sgs nFt xz.1IE.915
ran - $40 ~ Y X. a +. leased
h-ss fss 81 - {sze zss. sgs 1st fHss
$50 gar q So -. =. o RI a
10 RI -. 81 'ss2 As sgs slnst f176, 30.
"a 2 of Se18fs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16

The Oyide Musln grand concert At
Hartman's Hall last night WAS attend
ed by one of the largest audiences of
the season, over 1900 people being pres
ent. Mons. Musin, # we are only TO
judge by the applause of the people,
fully sustained his reputation Of being
the equal of any living yiohnist. His
numbers were most enthusiastically re-
ceiyed, and he generously responded 10
three encores on two numbers. Ia
technique he is wonderful, and the tone
which comes from MS violin for
breadth and surprising sweetness has
never been equalled here. Mrs. Tan
ner. the prima donna, proved her right
70 the title of the american Nlghtln-
gale" by her brilliant execution OF the
most difficult roulades, and the ease
with which she sang her most brilliant
passages. No colatura soprano IN this
country can surpass her IN this exact
ing class of music. Mrs. Inez Parmater
won the audience and secured two
encOres by her unaffected and excellent
rendition of "a Summer Night and
Dear Heart" Mrs. Parmater Is the
possessor of dramatic meZzo soprano
of splendid volume and per-
feet intonation. The audience
were unable TO judge of the
merits OF the baritone, Herr Storr, who
only appeared in the ensemble" num-
Der, last on the program, OWING to a
severe cold. HIS two numbers were
most acceptably filled, however, by
Mesdames Tanner and Parmater. In
Edward Schsrf, the pianist, the COM
pany has been fortunate enough TO Sc
cure that rare and much sought artist;
a soloist who can also play accompanI-
ments. His accomplishments were the
perfection of art, while hrs rendition
of his two solo numbers evoked enthu-
sisstic applause, and proved him to be
q scholarly and masterful performer
with a fine technique and broad concep-
ton. The company, as whole, was
eminently satisfactory, and viii always
be greeted by large audiences III Grand
RaDids.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16

TIE sunasl meet ng - tie Fours e
street EaDi 81 Chnrch wss bed ln tns
ceuren lecture rom Issi evening The
tarss trustees wnoss terms eIF.rs we're
rs-si ia1ted Trey sre q. a. hsil. = =.
gsbnstca ard Euos Pgtusm. Ins 70
rr.rf n T-aasrrsf Hort0n vsf rec g.
SLOWING tne fusuctf 81 srcelent con
rrffr~
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16
THE COPIES DIVORCE.
Leave 60 Amend the Bn Of Complains
Granted.

Granted.
The Coppes divorce case had another
airing in the circuit court yesterday.
Goodwin, Adslt q Mcknight are the far
plaintiffs attorneys, bat TO member Of
the firm appeared N person. A young
man recently admitted 10 the bar sp-
peared with 8 very voluminous brief
which be resd ia low. s.ivery tones,
while the court and al the other liFten-
ers looked horribly bored. Mr Rood
objected 70 the request for leave - Gle
amendments 10 the bin of complaint,
but Judge Burch sad that toe plaintiff
WAS q woman sno had . great deal at
stake in the case. He therefore granted
her attorneys fOrty-eight hours In
which 10 flle the proposed amendments
and said he would also allow TIE com
plainani so FOR personal expenses, tl5
for az attorney fee and aiso Tee Tor
taking evidence before = commissioner
The defendant % allowed I've osys
after the fling Of The amendments IN
whicn 20 fle 81 answer, and the csse
must be presented within four weeks.
II the complainant does not accept the
courts ruling within forty-eght hours,
then tie proofs vii be considered
closed and the case ready iof argument
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16

For TIE Holidays, the G. 4 " ". Ry
and r. T.. q - E r. wiI eel exruFs or
tickets tosli Ioca % ia snd 70 CblcsEo
al one and oue-t1Erd fsre for tae roa1d
fro. Dates oi sac Dec. 2sth. Z5th ard
8lst. lssa. snd Jan. Ist. 1921. coed 20
inz Only Oh date q - e ard 81 good e
rotcrn uutil Jan 3rd
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16

Please call IN the morning or in the
evening 70 avoid the crowd. Read our
adj. about Santa Claus. We shall also
give the pantomne of Cinderella and
the Prince IN our show window TO
please the children.
H LEONARDs Sons Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16

WI make SPECIAL iow rrlces o. DC
tnra frames g. order W nsFe the
r1sst beautiful llue ever s8oFn. as a.
ur.ess that wli suFpr 81 you
p H SEsvoR.
14f Monroe-st-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16

Call and sec my stock Of stoves and
a carload 0f pick wflc I sm selling a.
reduced prices. JEN IRAvIs.
s. Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16

This tneAter has secured a really ex-
celleut attraction Tor THIS week, and
the large audience last night MAS very
attentive 70 the career OF the comedian,
Patrick Niles, as Teddy BTannigsn.
The play Is we'll divided between the
serious and comedy mood and the char
acters are natural and homellke and
not fOollshly oyerdraWn. The COM
pany is without exception capsule, and
the scenery Is clean, appropriate and
consistent with the place and acton.
A matinee Is announced for today,
Thursday and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16
FOR MANY YEARS DIR.
TODD HAS CURED
CONSUM MPTION.

F0Hr WAYNE. Ind. sept II. is72-FOr the
benefit ~ those who think Consumption in-
curan.e & viii make statement Of my cures
Ou the III ci last II rch was taken vs. fh the
Lung Fever. oT as tAe doctors called ~. , euro-
Pneumonia I was attended by one whom I
had considered the MOST eminent p1ysiClan
ofths dts Tor three months and ba f.during
winch time ~ employed FIVE otnrr physicians
as catHEu For about three weeks taogEnf
e was gfttlnE better when PA ah-c -ss began 90
form o mr ieft lUag. and The phys clans pro-
n0unced = Quick Consumption From this
time laiiel Rapidly and fa.sed from = pint O.
q quart ~ phifgm and matter each DAY. and
fai nigat sweats BY the 1sh q June / had
gof weak ~ J could not ift gass of
water tt mf mouth and was confined fo IN bed,
ass reduced o. a ~se etou except nv legs and
feet. Which nore -reatiy sTelled. Atfhis tine
ray vife seeirg ur. =. & az I odd circular. en-
TlsEed him. and J am free 20 say 7 IMP owed
stead -Tom fha tirne eoH neaced fssing his
medie.Res ~ three dsys the see ing bad
gone out 20 ~ imhs and ln three Weeks I
vas able to De ~ and wax auf doors little
and fR.ten Neess vas able 90 wa'k fwt miles.
as FELT os Vei as / ever 5id. Nof I va from
three t1 fsur mI "a each aav ne' her couza naf
snIf I have 10 Pain and taias ng luls
JOHN A MILLER
~ IS Gre 1hten- ave r. NsFHe. lnd.
n Ali sr rov 81 ighs l-5 p1Hndz
hr W 'fer s ever Years old
Mr. f .ler Fss ciret over is years age
frfs Shows -hat consumption rsr e Der
nerentIV faref ~ Dr s. fev Ie6t-
F-epie are -oing between here and FoIf
Warre ever asV. ee5 some frlenf o. cal on
Nr ~ a1d learn .hf rart 1rs 20 ffs
rHre. It vas fhe tax ~ the f1uG for oofas
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16
THEATRICAL EVENTS
Class Plays Rule saprsms This
Wees.
IL TIE Grand RAPIDS rHElIERS.
sBkzCk fhSFaH al kso9Snaas asa a.
1rsshsAaa' = L.sss~ a. ths a > oso1.l--s ok1.-
isg, thstehsFs aiAstreis A2a tAs
opera CoEDR&ESs ~BestsAA4ns.~

Redmond 6Ezne lad a lafge audi
enos l4st alght, and Joseph J. salliysR
more than pleased them With hls pretty
play, Black Thorn" As.ds from the
serious vein which runs through tina
drama there IS a pleasant amount OF
songs and medlsys calculated e. suit al
tastes The star and company made
pronounced Monday nlgnG All The
comedy is full Of good music, original
comedy and dancing. MAUnees today,
Thursday and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16
HoliaavRatss

FrsshF At Detsootbaler's III Non
~-.r "a
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-16

saa- Sass, zls El.zsessa e.. IaaHps.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-09
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Chattahoochee, New York.
MEMORANDA.


New York, March 6-Cle lred schr Gertie M
Rickerson. Anderson, Jacksonville.
Gergenti, Feb 26-Sailed bark Imperatore
Francesca Giuseppe (Aus), Savannah.
Swansea, March ARRIVED, bark Glenariff
(Br), Jones. Coosaw, S Q.
Car1enas, Feb 2e-Sailed, steamship Scythian
(Br), Hamilton. Pensacola.
Apalachicola, March 3-Arrived, barks Alme-
dia (Nor), Christensen, Demerara; Donald Fer
guson (Br) Campo III, do.
Cleared, bark Levi Andrews, Watts Boston.
scnrs Lucia Porter, Grindell, Havana; Lizzie
Chadwick, Chadwick, New York
Cleared March a, schr Gertrude Bartlett,
Bartlett, New York.
Arrived March 8. schr Taylor Dickson. Melvin,
New Orleans.
Baltimore, March 6-Cleared and sailed. schr
Emma G Middleton, Banks, Savannah.
Brunswick, March 5-Sailed, schrs Nellie J
Crocker, Darien; Able Stubbs from Satilla)
New York.
Bucksville, S G, March 5-Arrived, brig Ange-
LA, Cleveland, Demerara.
Bull River, S G, March 6-Sailed, schr James
Ives, Brunswick.
Daren, March 6-Arrived, schr Nellie Crock
err Mills Brunswick.
Cleared, schrs Willis Shepard. Reeves, Baltl-
more; A Novel;, Cornwell, Philadelphia.
Georgetown, G. March ARRIVED schrs
Jesse Mur lock, Phinney, New York: Amelia 2
Schmidt, McClain. do; Hattie MEG Buck. Put
man, do; Maccamaw, Squires Charleston.
Sailed, schrs Genius (Br), Starrett, Berbice;
Long elbow, Ealker, Boston, Eaglet, Wicks, Eli
zabethpOrt.
New Bedford, March 6-gailed, schr Joshua
Baker, Kelley. Savannah.
PhiladepAia, March 0-Arrlyed, schrs Nellie
w Howeit, buckaloo, Apalachicolai Robert
Barr, Weeks. Brunswick
Cleared. achrs John A Griffin, Smith. Bruins
wick; Three Sisters, Simpson, fernandlna.
Port Royal, q, March G-Sailed, schr Vim b
SIeeimani Englisnl Boston
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-03-09

possible at the same time. The market opened
az yesterdays closing, eased of Is 14c more.
then rallied sc, declined 3sT16c. held steady
ana closed about &c lower than yesterday. Re
ports regarding the growing crop are CONNECT
lnS. kentucky reports winter killing anu Ten
nessee reports considerable damage, aud SO
from different sections, though operators LOOK
upon these reports with suspicion. A moderate
business was done In corn, the tone Of the mar
ket being easier A weaker feeling was attTio-
uted mainly to anticipated larger receipts. The
market opened at yesterdays closing prices,
was steady for time. but the undeTtone was
weak. and when receipts for Monday came In
sold of AD4c, changed some and closed
shade lower than yesterday. Oats were active
but weaker, and prices declined 141ssc and the
market closed tame at almost inside figures or
the day and week. There was little more IN
terest manifested in the market for mess pork,
and the feeling was stronger. Prices ruled 59
nc higher early In the day, but settled back
again during the latter part OF the session ana
closed quiet. A fairly active trade was re-
ported in lard and flrmer feeling was mani
tested. Prices we're advanced 2ifQ15c, and the
appreciation was fairly well supported. There
was fair business in ribs. and the market exhib-
tied considerable strength. Prices were ad-
vanced 5I716c, the market closing steady at
medium figures.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour was
dull and unchanged. Wneat-No. spring 114
arse; No. red wheat 740TT46c. Corn--No.
2, 27Hc. Oats-No. 2, &c. Mess pork at 50 50
0p9 90 Lard at IS 9505 M. Short ribs "a So
IA 80. Dry sailed shoulders boxed, at 81 20
"a 3. Short clear sides, boxed, S. 2O05 20
Whisky 81 OF