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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
TOWN TOPICS.


The carvers VII give benefit dance
a. ArDeiter Hall nexs Thursday even
ing.
Rev. Or. Breckenridge, Of New York,
maize ca address at the 4 o'clock meet
ing 81 the \. NJ G.. A. Yesterday.
Rev. F. ~. Hugenhollz and family
Viii arrive today. and he escorted home
~ large numoer ot their friends.
The Warren.scharf Company have
distributed sewer pipe along Canal-st-,
aud wili begin tue q gglng OF trenches
az once.
Aread Elenbass, OF 196 south Pros
pect-st., Will soon enter the bonds OF
In4tFimOGy again. The date depends
upon lhe bride.
j. p. Andrews has procured abstracts
Tor the title % his verde antique marble
quarry, and the sale % the English syn
d.cate Viii soon he completed.
Nelson q Matter have the contract
for furnishing the Plaza Hotel 10 New
York City. and have Just shipped a
large quantity or the furniture.
The ladies Of pen.nsular Chapter, O.
r. =, Will meet az their hall tomorrow
afternoon, az 3 clock, 20 make further
arrangements about the Masonic fair.
The Democratic barrel ia new on tap
IA southwest corner OF court block,
second 20 lr. Chairman Carroll and
Secretary Belknap stand at the Splgot.
Mrs. 5. F. Chapman and Henry El-
dr.dge were taken out OF 4 house on
Sprng-st. last night, by Officer Glll and
the wOmau's husband. They Will have
a hearing tins morning.
+. II. Halt and r. O'Reilly, as solicit.
lDg committee appointed 10y Stevens
Assembly. X. OF j., TO collect funds for
the y. Y. c. railway strikers. have for
warded SiO7 80 10 district assembly 2f6
for their relief.
The Street Railway Employees Union
has elected officers tor the ensuing year
as follows. President, r. II. Mcdonald; /;
VICE president. Frank Nitz; secretary
treasurer, r. II. GIL; financial secTe-
tary, Geo. MOrrOx; guard. George Prem
rs; guide, Frank Lidell.
r. r. Mccormick, of this city. intends
20 have BIZ time one OF these days.
He has received q windfall IN the shape
OF a Government draft of niue cents,
the amount due bim from the United
states as late postmaster of Rodney,
MecOsta county, Mich.
VIM. Jewett. the Monroe-st. druggist,
was taken in by a forger Saturday night.
He accepted. N payment Tor some
goods. a check for $3.50, payable to
John Pulver, and bearing the signature
Harvey & Heystck. The firm pro-
nOunces the check a forgery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15


1hs she4t~rs tass wesk eifeF yArsfs
Ct temptng aslF&etsans. Al Powers
urand tas uanss&tsle aaa very fgnps
lsisa cozaedlAns. harry \ fay VII hs-
g1n ton.ghI tho evening T1s5l. t'a
"Wednesday ana THURSDAY evening : ths
woEsa fs2ownsa Hznlon 'swlli present
TIE pretty ana interesting 4. fAutasasa.
Ca fnday and S21arday evenings the
usgeeiAn, Robert Do~niag.
kawln =. Mayo tseesns weeks en-
gsgemeEt St Redmond : tonight "a tue
silver Age sfeclAl scenery and 3
eoed c0a aany j. pEomisec. MAnneos
tosnofrow, Thursday aaa saturday,
: : Forbes. advance of TIE Edwin
i Mayo eonpany. has pssseG = xe1g
pleasant eek lu {4TAnd kapsds. foTDes
is geniai fellow, ard be has been -
sell entertained hy hosls ~ acQualnt.
anoes that ne has made here, Tat he
takes hls departure, eltn regret OF
course, aud IS hardly able 20 make Up
ais mind whether to poom Grand Rap
ias or Nsyo "a h.s future travels
Edwin + Nayo and as company AT
rived z TIE ely yesterday, and sre
stopping al Sweets.
Fgsnk L2wson's orchestra Vii play
''The Elks Patrol al Powers Grand %.
nlght.
Today the regular sale Of seats foi
the strauss Orchestra concerts vii Toe.
cin AZ Hartman's box offce az nlne
O'Clock. strauss viii be here nexl
tuesday.
An exceedingly attractive program
has been arranged by Manager Smith
for TINS week performance. The ar
tists have been engaged With specla
view 10 their excellence ~ their partic
uiar lines, and are sure 10 please. There
Will be three grand matinees-Nednes
day, Friday and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
n9TEER (alSGG
saeS<s4s tapE4ta G&selt- E4e
t2pt2sU - - fsea1ete1

tee toilos.Gg e-ssa.zF sast a.strleQE-
ed 2laong t1e pzas.als * ihs &. & ~
u. rallsay, created considerable SAP
Prise amoay tnoss Nho hAa supposed
taat everything vas settled under tas
neg management
e.icago y ssi sGeaixaa RsH~ay Ce. ?
- aA~ --les a =. LsEas h4il1sy Ee- ?
oFEtcE oF ok>kRAL AANAsE8.
Circular No 6.
G2ASs RAPIDS, Aich., sept. Q. 1850
MF. George Dedayen Is appointed
general passeugeI and ticket agent ct
Use aoote roads, nlta Once az 1rand
E4p.4s. Sir. Nm. A 6zyett- n0N act
lns general p4ssel geT and tieket agent,
IS sss gueQ tO other duties.
b0la changes 10 take effect October
!, 1890. .CHAs. Vi. litALp,
Manager
The Ar. DeHaven mentioned has o.
late been the assistant general pa>seu-
ger agent of the Erie railway sgste al.
lt is evident igom the circular mat
CdLtala Gayett has been provided Tor,
although nothing can os sald M regard
70 sl4e uext change. X i understood
taat ne wla bee gwen a promotion, aud
tae patrons OF tie road Viii be glad 10
learn that 40 eilclent and popular AZ
otlcial IS 20 reIna a, and ia better ami
more lucrative POSITION. the GENIAL
captain WAS seen by the IELEGRAM-HLE-
AID, bat he lsn't saving a word
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
MAKE NO ERRORl

Ifyou have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once 10 DIR. =.
Clay Todd. ~ Monroe-st
room A, Grand Rapids, Mich.
lie will save You much eN-
pense and loss Of time. DIR.
Todd's hospital and other
experience in foreign coun-
tries, together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries,
and 25 years special prac-
tice i'm the largest cities i'm
the United states. render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work Of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

A great many women have
given up e.pecting 10 ind a
comfortable corset.
Mistakel There is one that
fits nine women in ten.
For them il is comfortable ;
It is more than comfortable,
a positive luxury.
Any merchant that has i
will tell you "Wear it three
weeks. if you like, and III
give you every cent Of your
money back, il the corset
doesn't suit YOU" Balls IS
the one. Your merchant has
a primer on Corsets for you.
c.uclso coxsr- c.. Chicago ard Kew Tori-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
It Sometimes Happens.

It occasionally happens that a man
marries the same woman twice, and an
instance of this nature took place IN
this city Wednesday. Some eight or
nine years ago a salesman for a New
York tea house-an excellent business
man, drawing large salary-snd tho
daughter OF a prominent Detroit busi-
ness man were married. They lived
happily for n ti7ie, and a bright little
grl was born 70 them. But the husband
and father, a jolly, whole-souled fel-
low, got 70 drinking, and an appetite
for liquor developed that carried hm
20 the foot of the ladder. About three
years ago his wife left him and returned
10 her parents, neither be nor any one
else blaming her for 80 dong. and = d.
vorce followed. Something OTer two
years ago toe man made o lghty effort
70 throw of the chains of rum ard
much 90 his credit. succeeded and has
nOs drunk a drop since. He went into
business and has made some faonev.
The old love had n0t died oat. and az
Ter watching hlm closely Tor the last
tuo wears the Rlfc told him that she
was willing % agafu truss her happiness
- hE zeepiue He therefore furnished
neat home. secured q r1agrtare iscense
ard We elncs1sy evening they quietly
took esch other hY the hand snd FOR
the second time promised 70 love. honor
and cherish cscn other ti death doth
them part--Detrot News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Commencing September Is, The Chi
cago & West Michigan railway vii run
Wagner Buffet Drawing Room cars on
trains leaving Grand Rapids st .. n.
and leaving Chicago al 40 p. M,
daily except Sunday, the latter con
meeting with sleeper for Traverse City
leaving Grand Rapids al 1850 ?. N.
The sleeping car now leaving Chicago
at 440p. ~. VIII be Discontinued be-
tween Chicago and Grand Rapids. rex "
lar sleeper leaving Chicago 81 ll.25 p.
m. will run as usual.
VIZ. 4. GAvTTT.
Acting General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

A man 60 years old was married re-
Gently in a small German town 70 a
woman ten years his senior. The youth
ful' bride insisted upon having a great
wedding, with the addition Of a 'spe-
cial" marriage sermon from the lips OF
her beloved pastor The groom. after
useless protestations. assented TO the
wishes Of his future better half. His
feelings, however. can be imagined more
easily than described when the beloved
pastor began his sermon with the text,
Father, forgive them, for they know
not what they do."-New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Special - TrtrestH HfRaln.
ADA, Mich, sept. l3.-Miss Nslly La
Barge is SICK with scarlet fever, ard
there are a number Of cases in Ada Of
mid type John Watson il teaching
school a Dutton. john = 8 practical
g ae1er.--Ihe assoe auon of Patrons
0t Ind dastry No. 7s7. 81 Ada. viii hold q
picnlc in 7. TT. Wthev's grove. NeIga-
boring associations AID everybody are
invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
Are You Always Sleeps

oe fse ges ap nghisP
Tar yoa eoairo seH sr.nf
Is 1bess pan = gs.s haskf
u neeoss prsssIsi ee2
tss has RassH.slsml
Is Si0macb NsakY
D. yes lesl worn esif
Is there sen,s Of geReaessg
fzRs IS hAek cf ss1dP
Are yea dfssdia nersoss9
Ne, uaoaEf ~ Zoe much afiasl
Does 1 hst te aTeaiti
Does smart O. bafaf
Is shefs Vegh, o. pressure " over pan
of s5aems,2
Does soW pr.He seigitf
BriekoUsi Or Gle d aepeSfsf
hew long ths esy?
ksn;ea Of sRglsf
Abogt uhsi sge7
Iben wFlie 70 Or cat Or D. s. Clsy Toaa
IS konfoe-sa.. room 4. lmmen black. Grand
Rapids kch Ne IS the famous Specialist
phpslesa ~h0 IS oanng al theae crsaoial
complaints.
There is hardly 3 town or oit OF neigh
borhood the uaed States. hui oao boast
of some former sufferer Who has been re-
stored 10 perfect heallh aoo manhood o.
womanbooa b. D. S Cas- Toad / fbe lass
IS years Ne seuds medicines everywhere.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
TWENTY PEOPLE INJURED.
The Kansas city Express Wrecked by a
Defective switch

The Kansas City Express Wrecked By a
Defective switch.
ST LoCIs. Sept. 1.-The Kansas City
Express on the Missouri Pacific Railway,
which lett tie union depot at Q o'clock
last uight, vas wrecked by defective
switch at Glencoe, forty miles west Of
this city. The forward part oil
the tram passed the switch in
safety, but enc coach and the
So. Joseph sleeper, 'Osage" and Wich-
t1 sleeper "Havanna" left the
track, the coach and sleeper Osage
rolling down small enbankment.
Mrs. +. Z. Norton, -. Louis, is not
expected 20 survive the internal lniur-
les she received. Mrs. Mary Lott.
Kansas City, was cu. and bruised. A.
&. DAILY and wife. Lebanon. Ind, re-
ceived internal injuries. James Cook.
Denver, received a fracture OF the
arm, and i. L y rt0n, of tnis city, was
internally injured. A relief tram left
this city a. midn ght and returned az 3
O'Clock IN the morning with the M
iured. Late ton sht it was said that
AZ VII recover.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

f@T1 PislI1. egifz-a ~ e-arg - ths Erench en-
reoeE slaae1 t1zS -s mlzsEer tal 1el = ee1-
tlas ia tlF14ss fsa-s
le70--Tas ssllla.-el .f.ss q ths Gennazs zf ills
tilas -ae ~ STA Fraacs E2z ID 90 k..led
a11 so.l-.-sd. zl.a 5etsssa t@enEY zld th.rly
tloll4a1 So. "a llsge ~ FaEis eegza t.-3
tlV
rtree eomzlsntsl EllE'icTers sa1C 1t s4torF,
frauls-
ls7t -fisTeraer Ksilozs ~ LoallsLal4. aepossa -
10 e1ires ~ 1ss g4io4ss, restored ~ poser
- lhl t1iA-
fs13-sa.1,1. isHa0as elephant. kllled Ia railroad
leci1eat aear ca Ezolaas. olL
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Herewith We ike 10 cal the attention
OF all the ladies of this city and vicinity
- The fact that there wi he the grand
opening of Fall and Winter Millinery
o. tho 18Th. 18th. 18th and 18Th q
September a. Berwin's Millinery Isfior.
No. q Caual-st.. ard that every .soy =
invited o. inspect the sane.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
one-Balf Fare Home Seekers Excursion


South.
Those contemplating a trip 10 the
new south, for pleasure or IN quest OF
new fields of labor, should not fail 70
write 10 or call on any agent of the
Queen and Crescent Route. This line
will on September and % ana October
il sell round trip tickets TO all points IA
Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
sppi, louisiana, Florida, Arkansas and
Texas, at one fare for the round tTip.
Tickets good thirty days for return.
-Four express trains leave Grand Central
Depot. Cincinnati, daily, with through
sleeping cars for Hartman, Cardiff ,
lockwood, Chattanooga, Alfalfa, BIZ
m.ngh2m. Meridian, New Orleans and
Jacksonville, Florida.
Making connection with through
sleeper Chattanooga 70 JacksoD and
Nicksburg. Miss. This Is your oppor-
tunity 70 visit the booming South. The
fall is the time 10 see i. September
and October are pleasant months 10
travel. Be sure and ask for rates and
tickets wa Queen and Crescent Route,
or address p. O.. Edwards, O.. 7. and I.
A., Cincinnati, Q.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

4 man wsta SIS tu his poekef, So
drunk thst be couldn't stana. nor ST.
70 w8k. nor creep. ncr snrsx. nor
nofnlrx, was arrested IN tae rear cf
Tstlv's salccn tae r1orr n sccuf
o'c.cck, ~ ofBcer Van ryne.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
WIN. MILLER,
26 S. lONlA-ST.
Economy Wrought Iron FuTnacel

isi. u win produce large peroeniagf more
a combined warn ar ard steam heat. win
given amount - coal. fhsa any other heater
made. ns the same ere which producers the hoi
aif makes me steam a. 10 loss oi f1ci.
"a The steam - . valuable adjunct fo he
warm air. ssviih iis heiY Ne can teaf space
that oau net Be reached ~ warn air, snch 30
parallel rooms a Ions distance from thf FUR
mace. or apartments ~ tao ~ more siofltf
not accessible by warm az pipes
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
sLAsHED TO DEATH.
a Most HOrribis Crime Near George
town. Pa

tffHs -.
WuKsRAREE, Pa, sept. it.--Alezan-
der Pickett was found Iying in q dying
condition. az 1870 O'Clock this morning,
near The Quarry Hotel IA Georvetowu.
lie had been slsshed ail over hls body
with sharp knife ard acCross
his abdomen was cash from which
his intestncs pr0truted. The ground
uear the spot indicates tnat a desperate
struggle had taken place. John shan
non. who was seen WITH PICKETT AZ a
late hour Saturday night. has been
arrested on suspicion OF having inflicted
the fatai wound
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
Surprised the Pastor.

About so members OF Valley City
Lodge Sc surprised Rev. Mr. Husted by
attending his church IA q BODY last
night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

The bank clearances of last week
amounted to S67l, ,7lAss. and those for
the corresponding week OF last year
amounted 10 S549, 1862.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

like my wife TO use Pozzoni'sCom-
plexion Powder because II improves her
looks, and is as fragrant a. vlolets.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15
Lily white

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer IN the manufacture q -four, ~
products are in great demand and e.
pecially the Lily White. Try T.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

See the life-slze crayon and ink Dor
traits, only IS. Wykes, 55 Monroe-sL
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Peckhsu's Group Remedy cures
Wh00ping CouEn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Makes finest pastry. tread o. biscuit
Ire heSi r Cnespest and nDest ssiss
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Anchor Brand are The best. Ask your
grocer for them.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Fverythi0g On earth atJsrn Travis.
No. 81 Caoal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

g2geHaeHt Al Redmond : tonight n tue
silver Age SpeclAi scenery and 3
eood cola aany j. promised NaHnees
tosnofroN, Thursday aaa saturday
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-15

Edwin F Msyo and his company AT
rived Z tue city yesterday, and are
stopping az Sweets
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-11

higher prices. and Lackawanna rose 23s; Big
-Four. lLs. and Chicago Gas. Rock Island and
Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred. each ! per
cent
Railroad bonds were moderately active. the
sales of all issues reaching 81. .39l, 900, out OF
which Texas and Pacific Eds contributed
Sl92 OOO and the Atchison incomes Sl6S.OOO The
market was quite heavy in the forenoon. but
later in the day felt the stimulus of the new
buying. and in many of the active issues there
was material improvement from that time to
the close, and the number of marked gains are
more than usual of late. The Atchison 4s rose
to SS and the incomes to 81; Northern Pacific
5s. 2zS to S71l; Norfolk and Western 10O-year 5s;
to W; Reading lists 81 to 651l and the IDS ~
to 4515; Wisconsin Central incomes, 81 to 461a.
Government bonds have been dull but firm for
the 4s State bonds have been entirely neg
lected.
The Post says: Erie was one of the few
stocks that were at any time in the forenoon
lower than they were at the close yesterday.
Inc selling was mainly shorts. and was IN con-
sequence of the company's refusal to grant the
demands of the employees, which, 1t Is argued,
Will bring on another strike like that on the
New York Central. So far as the sT7.0OO,OOO
common stock of the Erie is concerned it has
no prospects Of dendsanyhow, and has no
value except for voting purposes. The figures
at which it has been held for the last year are
merely fictitious and arbitrary, 'and. if once
established at a lower level would probably
stay there without having any influence upon the
movement of prices in the general stock market
:, President King states that the wages paid by
Erie are generally in excess of those paid on
the principal competing and adjacent lines.
Furthermore, to grant the rates and allowances
asked would increase the pay rolls of the Erie
system to tho amount of 81, ,034. 900 per annum.
1t would also entail an advance in the wages of
employees not connected with train service.
The increase of S1.034 900 would be greater than
the average earnings of the company in excess
of fixed charges for the last five years; hence
the company could not grant the increase and
maintain the property.
The following table SHOWS the prices or active
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange yester-
day. Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by
WHITNEY & STEPHENSON. Oldest Pittsburg mem
bers of New York stock Exchange, 81 Fourth
avenues:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-11
IRON TRADE REVIEW.
There Has Been a Slight Improve
ment in the Local Demand,
BUT NO CHANGE IN PRICES YET.
The Structural Supply Hardly Equal to
the Needs of Buyers.
REPORTS FROM THE LEADING CENTERs

The iron and steel situation is practically
as it was week ago. Mill iron and Besse-
mer are in fair demand, but prices are the
same as they were. There has been some i'm
provement in demand, and tie amount of
raw irons placed this week has been larger
than fOr a few weeks past. The stock in the
hands Of manufacturers of finished products
is light, and the time for replenishing cannot
be much longer delayed. There is a strong
undertone of confidence in the future of mar
kets, and lowest prices for the season have evil
IDENTITY been touched. Nails are in good de-
mand at old prices. Muck bar is strong and
outside quotations have been obtained the past
week
The demand for structural iron is fully up to
supply and prices are fully maintained. steel
raiS are nominally the same as they were
week ago but the cash customer would no
doubt be able to place a large order at a shade
below our quotations The Edgar Thomson
works are turning out in round nu mbers l,oVO
tons of rails daily. and there is DO doubt that
the entire output for the year 1880 will fnd
ready buvers at prices which Will be sanstac-
tory to the propuetoIs. While there Is lttle
II auV. profit to producers OF raw iron, many
manufacturers OF finished product are as busy
as bees, and in q very short time there must
come an upward movement of the raw ma
terial
Following are latest quotations:
Structural Iron Angles, s. 20: tees e.s5c; beams
and channels. B. lOc; sheared bridge plates. steel,
2.G5c; universal mill plates, iron, 2.S5c; refined
Rar5ed wire fencing. galvanized. S3 o: plain
wire fencing, galvanized, s. %.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-11
Wool Markets.

BosToN-WOol-The market has been quieter
for all kinds of wool, but the sales have been
large, amounting to 5,273000 pounds of all
kinds. The market is now very hrm and
the smaller manufacturers are buying. Ohio and
Pennsylvania feeces have been quite active
with sales at 35c, Xxx and Xxx and above at $50
34c anu Y at 3l@32c. Michigan x has been In
good request at 3Oc, Combing and delaine
fleeces have been firm, with sales of No. comb
ing at 40G4lc; Ohio fine delaine at 3oQ36c. and
Michigan fine d elaine at 34QS5c. Territory
wool has been in steady demand. with
sales of fine at 6O6G2c, fine medium at 5sG6Oc
and medium at 55@57c. Oregon wool has been
in fair request at l7@2lc California and Texas
woods have been quiet. In pulled wool there
have been sales of super at 30G40c and Of extra
at 25G30c. Foreign woods rule firm and are in
demand.
PHlLADELPHIA-Wool ool-Market firm. Ohio,
PennsylvanIa and West Virginia Xxx
and above. 3215@34c: x. 31@33c: medium, 81
@3S1Sc; coarse, ,3i@36c; New York. Michigan In
diana and Western fine. or < and Xxx. 2SG3lc;
medium S663Sc; coarse. 3403i1Sc; fine washed
delaine, X and Xxx, 5i937c: medium washed
combing and delaine, ilG43c; coarse do. do. do,
36@37c; Canada do. do. S5@36c; tub washed,
choice 39@40c; fair, 5@3Sc; coarse, 32@36c;
medium unwashed combine and delaine, 29@
Bic; coarse do. do. do, Nlz@29c; Montana, ls0
Hc; territorial, l5GlAc.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-11

Wheat firm and higher; No. red, IN export
! elevator. 81 %; No. red. October. 81 0ls40
! / O2z4; November, 81 O8G1 O31z; December.
/ 81 O515; January, 81 C6146I OF. Corn dull but
| firm-Options closed nOminally nc higher; NO.
mixed, in gram depot and Twentieth street
elevator, soc: No. mixed, IN grain depot oocj
| No mixed. October, November and Decem-
Der. 511595Sc; January. 56457c. oats-Carlots
quiet; No. white, 45c; No. 2 white, 46c; DO
choice. FQf19c: futures Hc higher: Nc; 2
white October. 457S646c; Novem her. 461S9465sc;
December. 465SQ47c; January, 47@F11c. Pro-
visions steady with moderate demand Eggs
firm; Pennsylvania tirsts, 23c.
BALTIMORE-Wheat-W firmer; No.
winter - red spot IT. ard October 81 004; No No
May. 81 0914. COrn-Western dull; mixed, sDos
and October, 55A@56c; year, 531&c bid; May,
5715c BID. Oats firm: Western white. 4s1S@
45c; do do. mixed. 4z19a4319c; Graded No
white. 4418@45c; do do. mixed, 4394311c Rye
quiet; choice to fancy. 76Gl77c; good to prime,
73@l75c; common to fair, 6597Oc.
cINcINNATI-Flour easier. Wheat easier;
No. 2 red 81 90. Corn firm and higher; No.
mixed. 5215c. Oats quiet and steady; No. Y.
mixed. 43@4311c. Rye scarce and firm; No.
Csc. Pork easy at $40 So Lard quiet; s. 95.
Bulk meats and bacon steady. Whisky steadyi
sales Oh barrels finished goods on the basis
of 81 13 Butter heavy. Sugar steady and firm,
Eggs in moderate demand at l7c. Cheese
steady.
MILWAUKEE, Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet: No. 2 spring, on track. cash, 96997c; De-
cember. 9S34c: No. Northern. 81. Corn frmj
No. 8 on track, 5O1795lc. Oats steady: No. .
white, on track 40c. Barley steady; No. in
store. &C. Rye quiet; No. l in store, 6511c.
Provisions guier. Pork-January, sll so. Lard
January, S6 80.
TOLEDO-wheat quiet, active and higher;
cash and October, 81 or, December. 81 OK;
May, 81 08L<. Corn active and firm; cash. Set
May, 53115c Oats steady; cash, 1910. Cloverseed
active and steadv; cash, Si 20; December, 81 30;
February. 81 371&.
KANSAS CITY-Wheat easy: cash, 90xo
asked; October S91&c bid, 9017c asked; No. z
red cash, 9413c bid. y51Ic asked Corn steadyI
No. 2 cash and October. TIC asked. Oats
steady; No, 2 cash, 3S1ac.
DuLuTH-Wheat was stronger to-day, but
trading was light Closing quotations arei
October, 81 05 December. 81 06; Nav 81 l01f;
No. 1 red, 81 0434: No. 1 Northern, Csc: No. 2
Northern 92c.