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I'd EDITION:
fifteen LIVES LOST.
Terrible Explosion at an Illinois Blast
Furnace.
WRECK ON A WESTERN RAILWAY.
A Third Party Movement Started
at OcaIa, Fla.
MRS. PERCY'S MENTAL STATE.
ON A WESTERN RAILWAY.
MRS. PERCY'S MENTAL STATE.
FIFTEEN LIVES LOST.

Explosion at Illinois Blast Furnace
Attended With Casualties.
JOLIET, ILL. Dec. A blast furnace blew
up here this afternoon, burying fifteen men
beneath the falling masonry and metal. Eight
bodies have been taken out 90 far. This is the
third fatal accident that has occurred at this
furnace
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q Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the clerk
Of the court to the following: Robert Carver
and Agnes.E. Gilbert; w. B. Coates and Irene
Baxter, both Of Westmoreland county, Va;
Benjamin F. King and Emma Roster; William
Rome and Martha Jane Terrell; r. II. Smith
and Mary f. Madison; Nathaniel j. Grasty and
Alverda N. Saith, both Of Baltimore, Md; j.
August Miller and Mamie 8. Sunnerman; Frank
B. Gilmore Of Philadelphia and Nellie NJ.
Provct; Henry Johnson and Catherine Z,
yesunofsky; Julian. Wall and Rachael Ellen
Hearn: Edward Warren and Eta Fegley; Nil
ton Hanna and Laura Ratclife; both Of Fairfax
county, Va; BENZ. WEIGH, IT,, and Mary Millar,
both of Charles co~nty, Nd; VIM. Henry
Fletcher and Sarah Ann Ford. both OF Prince
George county, Md: /; Chas. d. Doll Of Harper
Ferry and Maggie B. Grinder; Clarence
Beacham and Amelia Campbell. both Of Lam
caster county, Va; DIR. @. r. Showar Of BaIti-
more, Nd. and Idn n. Leslie OF Loudoun
county, Nd; James McCreedy and Mary A.
Doyle; Alex. Lavson, and Queen Elizabeth
Alexander; H. Williams and Victoria Young:
A. B. Garden and Annie Davidson.
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FATAL RAILWAY WRECK.

Two Passengers Killed In IN Accident to q
Chicago and Alton Train.
ST. Louis, NO.. Dec. 4.-The Chicago and
Alton passenger train bound for Kansas City,
leaving last night was wrecked at Jackson
vile this morning at 2 o'clock. Fred. Smith.
merchant of Pekin, ILL.,, and James Rife Of
Fountain Place, ILL.,, were instantly killed. Six
were more or less injured.
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Auction Sale Of Real Est.t..

Auction Sale of Real Estate,
Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, have sold at
public sale atwo-story frame house, No. 9O7
9th street northwest the lot being 20 feet by a
depth Of about 81 feet, to John T. Lehman for
t5 per square foot. Also q three-story brick
house, No. 925 9Th street northwest the lot being
about 1870 feet, to Geo T. stenz for s8,0l6;
also q three-story brick house, No. 927 9Th
street, adjoining the above, the lot being the
same size, to 8. Oppenheimer for % COS; also Q
three-story brick house, SIS llth street, the
lot being about 2ixs9 feet, to Wash. Nsilor for
e9,750; also the three-story house adjoining
70 same purchaser for anne price. RI
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Range Of the Thermometer To-day.
The following were the readings at the signal
Office today: sam, 81; 2 pm, 81; maximum,
IS; minimum. 30. -
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Wa.hIngton che Isest -shopping Place.

!. Washington the Best shopping Place.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
o. The Baltimore Sua. publishes speech de-
ivered by Mr.. Edwin Higgins to the Taxpayers
Association of Baltimore in which he said: "A
hundred passenger trains runs between Balti-
more and Washington every day and are
making more and more our city the shopping
place and market Of the national capital - This
statement ought not to go unchallenged, as the
enterprise OF our merchants is not only retain
ing the shopping trade of the national capital,
but is diverting from Baltimore the shopping
custom of certain portions Of Maryland. Not
long since Maryland lady. who has spent many
thousand dollars with Baltimore merchant.
came to Washington to shop because, she said.
our merchants carried an elegant line of goods
and were 90 accommodating.
, Thomas p MolaAN. In.
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Cures Indigestion, Biousness. Dyspepsis Malaria.
Nervousness ad General Debility. Fhys1cars
aIend II. AL dealers sell il. Genuine has trade mark
ami crossed red lines wrapper. s
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LOCAL LEGISLATION.
A Bill for Appointment Of Medical Board
Other Matters.

A Bill for appointment Of Medical Board
Other Matters.
By request DIR. Atkinson introduced a bill in
the House today providing for the appoint
ment of medical board to examine applicants
for the practice of medicine and surgery in the
District of Columbia. The board is to be COM
posed of eight members of the medical associa-
ton, five of the homeopathic medical associa-
ton and two members of the Electric School
Of Medicine.
REFERRED TO THE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
Senator Cullom today introduced a bill TO
incorporate the National Grand Lodge of
United Brothers Of Friendship. The incor-
porators named are John G.. Jones, William T.
Peyton, Willis n. Brent. Richard NJ. Hancock.
J. H. Magee, William H. Lawson, William II.
Green. George W. Bryantand A. B. Moore, all of
whom are said to be citizens of the United States.
The object of the organization is stated to be
the perpetuation of the National Grand Lodge
of United Brothers of Friendship, and the con-
tinuance Of a fraternal feeling, and promote
friendship and charity, and to give relief to
and among its members. The bill was referred
to the committee on the District of Columbia
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Mr.. MARSHALL CUSHING, the private s.cre-
tary OF Postmaster General wanamaker, hys
returned from visit 10 his home in Boston. =
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AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney l4lD F street.
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Do You

Do You
Use s.ss. when you need tooics II you do not you
should 1t il the safest and best Blood Medicine made
II 10 purely
FOB OLD PEOPLE vegetable.
- CON aiming
Ny mother. who is very old lady. poison Of
was phyacally broken down. The any kind.
use Of swifss Specific (sss.) has ana can be
entirely restored her health. taken safeiy
R. D. DILwoRrH, By H. moa
osssnvtus, sc. deliea tie
child. Yet
itcures al blood troubles from IN ordinary face pm-
pie to the worst form Of contasious Blood Tsint.
BOOKS On Blood md slin pissasss frss
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC coAPAxv.
Atlanta. G.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. A-Cotton dull-middng
9ss. Flour fairly artiye. Wheat-southern quiet
and easier; Fultz. ssass; Longberry, s5ass; No. 2,
96ha97; steamer No 2, red, 93 western quiet; No.
2, winter red, Spot s3ts aSs'<; December, g3ka
93A; January, 95Aa95k; March, l.02ai.O2h. Corn
southern dull white, 52a56; yellow, 53a58; west
ern steady; mixed spot, 5S year, 81; January, 81;
May, 51sI ass: steamer, 53s< bid. Oats tirn-un-
graded southern and Pennsylvania, 5Oa52k; do.
do. western white, 5fx32h; do. do mixed 5Oast,s;
graded No: 2, white. 5aa5lN; graded No. :, mixed,
50asOk. bye s!iff--choice,, 7!aIs; good to prirle
!4ai6; common TO fair, ioa;2. Hay dull: Provis-
ions steady. Butter active and firm. Eggs nrn
and activc-26 Coffee dull. Sugar nrm. Copper
steady. Whisky strong and very active. FreiRhts
to Liverpool per .steaner- very steady. Re-
ceipts-nour, 1900 barrels; Wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn. 2SO80 bushels: oats, 1000 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels. Shipments-nour, 1900 barrels; wheat
$500 bushels. Saics-wheat 24.OOO bushels; corn
$4,000 bushels. .e..--. 49,.
BALTIMORE, Dec s.-vrglnia threes. IS; Balti-
more and Ohlb stock, o.: Northern Central stuck
66a6S; Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore frsts
94a9s; consolidated gas bonds IFS; do. stock, asa
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Dec. 4 (Cls~Bg) .-Wheat-December
eol5; May. gss. Gorn-Dccember, 6o's: January,
5l1l; May, 5sls. Oats-May, 81. POrk-December,
s.45; January, 1l671S: Nay, d SIN. Lard-Decem.
Der, 5.6.H; January, Spy; May, &41h. Ribs--De-
ceinber, 49, January, 5.4G May, 692lS.
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BRowx,s IRoS Buffers

pSoMPT RELIEF IN SICK HEADACHE. DIZ-
ZnrSS Nausea Constlp 2tiOn the s,e, guar
an.eed 10 those using Carter Little Liver P1lis.
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ALEXANDRIA.

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TENPLAR corR-
TEs,Es.
The Good Templars having been in private
session for two days will begin their public
meetings tonight. Pleasant interchange
have taken place between the Virgins and the
District of Columbia grand lodges. @. C. T.
kalstrom OF the District and many other lead
ing Good Templars Of Washington have paid
visits and exchanged fraternal courtesies with
their Virginia brethren. The Grand Lodge
this morning elected officers and Mr.. II. q.
Shepherd of Danville, Va, was chosen Grand
Chief Templar.
THE WORK OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.
The board Of trade is now renewing its ener-
gies in behalf of the town. 1t is preparing
statistics to show the extent Of Alexandria
business. which is said to be far greater than is
generally known. II is working also to secure
a reduction Of the railway passenger rate be-
tween Alexandria and Washington, and will
inaugurate a scheme to promote manufacturing
enterprises here.
The Alexandria Knights Of Honor have
chosen Capt. J. v. Davis dictator.-Mr Jas
Roche has purchased the three-story brick
dwelling No 7O5 King street, near Washington
street.-The Washington case Of Greer agt
National Press Brick Company was heard by
Judge Keith in chambers Yesterday afternoon
l.. o. u
norman the dwelling No: 1910 King street.
guild Of st. Andrews Brotherhood has been
organized here at Christ Church chapel.
Real Estate Matters.
C. C. Byrne has bought for So, IS Of @. v.
Riley lot Sc, Washington Heights.
Jas. L. and Jos. F. Barbour have bought for
$1,000 Of X. Fendall, trustee, lots Is and IL,
square $50. on south side OF Water street be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets southwest
Jas. L. Barbour has bought of r. Fendall
trustee. for S27.750 part i, square 39l-ls5
feet inches on Water street between 9Th and
10th streets southwest.
A. J. Miller has bought for So. 200 of Seth b.
Moe lot I, square 26S-55 feet inches on Mary
land avenue and 20 feet IL inches on 18th street
southwest.
]. b. Nicholson has bought for $4,000 of
Mary X. Wright sub F, square 5S7-22 by 127
feet on Virginia avenue between Sd and Az
streets southwest.
F. r. Fava, jr., has purchased for $3.50 of
7. Sheridan sub ID, square 1870 by 81 feet
on 18th between X and streets northwest.
Priscilla Irving has bought for 6.020 Of Mary
E. Brown ct al. part and lot 8, square $40,
fronting 70 feet inches on e between 4th and
5th streets southeast.
Samuel Demer ct al. have purchased for
s6,270 of Ann E. Stewart part z, square 2.3. ~
by IS feet on N between 18th street and YER
mont avenue northwest.
Harriet E. Plat has bought for O., 500 Of 8.
H. Walker parts and 10, square S15, ~ by 100
feet on between 4th and 9Th streets north
east
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A New York Herald special from Madrid says:
The Duke Of veragua, the only living lineal de-
sccndant Of Christopher Columbus and minis-
ter Of the interior In the former cabinet. Il very
III and VIII probably only live short time. he
u breeder OF the best hghting bulls and b
president Of The Columbus Associstion.
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Sales-Regular call-l2 o'clock IN: ID. c. IS of
10 at u; lexington and soldiers lone railroad,
Is at 49, Is at 81 Washington Gas, 10 at 49,; 25 at
4sh.; rs at 4s.; IS at 46li; 400 at 46sl. American
Grapn9Pnone. sat H. at IL; 80 at lla; 80 at I'm;
G9yernmens Bohds-U. s. AVS, 1881, registered,
1913 s T 1871 ISL S SDqp ps a ,Ss bid
coupon, 1897. 1sl bid. 1917 asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Per imp. 6. 1881,
rency. 1903 bid, = asked Market stock, Is, issa,
currency 1U4 bid. 8year fund, 6s, 1892, gold, 1O3
bid 2cyear fund.- 81, 1892 gold, 100 bid, Ito asked
3c-ycar fund, Gs gold, 1902 liz bid. Water stock,
IS, currency 1908, I35 bid, 1%0k asked. 2eSs 1874,
fund, currency, lis bid lI2x asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-W SshnRtOn and George
town Railroad, 1eA0, ID, 1O1 bid, lOI asked WASH
ington and Georgetown Railroad Convertible CO, lis
bid, 100 asked. Masonic Hall Association, So, 1898.
100 bid. Washington Market Company LIST mortgage
Is, los bid ~ asked Washington Market Company.
imp Is, - bid. III asked. Washington Light In
Light Infantry Id Is 1894, IS bid, 100 asked WASH
ington Gas Light Company, series A, Is, III
series b, O., lis bid. les asked HyaienIc
Ice Company, LIST mortgage Gs, - bid, IS asked.
American security and trust Company, IS, 100 bid,
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington, 40
bid, 800 asked. Bank Of Republic. 2S5 bid. Metro
potan z65 bid $40 asked. Central, 2sO bid. asked.
bid, $50 asked Columbia, 100 bid, ia asked Capt.
tai, lso bid, - asked: West End, 90 bid,
3Hs ASKED. Traders, l2O bid, l21 asked. Lincoln,
liz bid. Second, 200 bid. -
Railroad Stocks-Washington and Georgetown,
PAS bid. 25S asked. Metropolitan, 100 bid, $50 asked.
Columbia, IS bid, - asked Capitol and North u
Street. so bid, 60 asked. lexington and Soldiers
home, $50 bid. 59H asked. Georgetown and Ten
leytown, - bid, SIS asked.
Insurance siocks-Firemen's, As bid, so asked.
Franklin, 50 bid. Metropolitan, ~ bid. National
Union, Is bid, 70 asked. Arlington, 169 bid, $50
asked. Corcoran, Is bid Columbia, ISL bid, ISL
asked GerDan-American, I1O bid. Potomac, 81
bid, 100 asked. Riggs, ~ bid sh asked.
Peoples, 8 bid. 5ls asked. Lincoln, 8 BID Com
mcrcial, AZ bid, "a asked.
Title Insurance StOcks-Real Estate Title, 125
bid, l35 asked Columbia Title, Ga bid, 6l4 asked.
Gas and Electric Light StOcks-WashingtGn Gas,
46 bid. AK asked. Georgetown Gas, IS hid. u. s.
Electric Light, 139 bid, T4S asked.
Ielephene StOcks-Pennsylvania 25 bid, - asked.
Chesapeake and Potomac, - bid, IS asked. Ameri-
can GraphOphone, II hid, II y askeil =
Miscellaneous Standardization Market Com
pany, - bid, ~ asked. Washington Brick Machine
Company, = bid. 400 asked. Great Falls Ice Com
pany, - bid, 2s0 asked. Bull Run Panorama
Company, l6,4 bid - asked. National Safe Deposit
Company, 25o bid, 800 asked Washington Safe
Deposit Company, 125 bid. Pneumatic Gun
Carriage, bid, = asked Washington Loan aud
Trust Company, ~ bid. "a asked. American Sc
curity and Trust Company, 81 bid, 63a. asked.
hygenic Ice Company, 81 bid.
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The MChDE1s DE Mrs. HOGG.
Mrs Pearcy Said by Her Mother to BE q
Unsound Mind.

Unsound Mind.
LoSDoS, Dec. 4.-Eleanor Wheeler, alins
Pearcy. convicted yesterday at the Old Bailey
Of the murder Of Mrs. Hogg and her child, has
not yet made any confession. Her mother
says she is not Of sound midi and has been
troubled with fits since childhood. Hogg, the
husband, whose liaison with the Pcarcy woman
led to the murder. has been released from
police surveillance and viii sail shortly for
south Africa, as public feeling 10 still very
bitter against him.
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AMONG THE LAWMAKERS.
Beef and Provisions for the siOux-Othe
Items Of Interest.

Beef and Provisions for the SiOux-Other
Items Of Interest.
The Secretary of the Treasury today trans
mitted to the House Of Representatives a COM
municatiOn from the Interior Department
requesting that an appropriation of 100000
be at once made for the purchase OF, beef
and other provisions for the Sioux Indians on
account Of the reduced appropriation made for
the fiscal year ended June 80, 1850. A draft OF
bill for the purpose is submitted with Acting
Indian Commissioner Belts letter, men,
toned elsewhere.
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT. ~"'
Democratic Senators are waiting patiently
for the outcome of republican consulta-
ton as to the order of business in
the Senate. The republican caucus COM
mittee has been in session throughout
the greater portion Of the day, but ut 8 O'Clock
had come to no conclusion. Last nights DEM
ocratic caucus decided that it would be
well to wait until the republican program was
complete before laying down the opposition
line Of action.
THE HAWAIIAN RICyPRoCIrY TREATY.
Representative Mckinley today introduced
in the House a bill similar TO one presented in
the Senate by Senator Sherman, providing that
the present tariff law ahall not affect the operar
tions Of the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty.
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Did Not whip the Pearl.

A @svs "niP tne HcarAs
1t is stated that Charles Holcomb, who is Il
fight Robert Brooks, did not defeat the BIacl
Pearl as published, but did defeat Isaac Merpen
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IoNAro Era

OMATO FIG.
;ld laxative for constpation- A soyereten
V.i,s,y Ter dyspepsia Tomato Fig Is Fruit and
,heAote LAXATIVE. superior TO saS remedy now on
M alkrs Ctn te rslied fer its positive results N
~ siu-rxehsy IL corrects a sluggish haot or tns
NhLout Producing a depressing edert or loss "
ale. .ns noin business Improves tine health Of both
~1es young and Odd.
i,o2to fis gives tone and strength TO the liver,
l aid bowels and Is ons Of the most delightful
- We purxative> before the puoltc. Tor
49, Il A BUTTS CO.,
oiFSn Baltimore. Nd.
aosE WHO WISH TO PRACTICE ECONOMY
A., saoud puy Carriers Little Liver Pills. Forty Pulls
u /. Wal only one pil dose
NJ CHRISTMAS AND MN YEARS TABLE
81 ~ ~ oe without bottle II AngoafurR Btters
w, OF eaane appetizer. VI sxQuisats hzxor Is
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COUGH.
CATARRH.
II U II
COUGH,

The SOien Mineral Pssiles are an iDfs,lihle remedy
Convenient active and pleasant. For sale BIZ AL drug
gs,s for 80.
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no GET RELIEF FROM INDIGESTION Bill
lOEsness. constipation torpid liver without dis
ttsrisI< -e siO.,sn puryill fine boweis take lew
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Sales on call at tho Grain Exchange, 2 cars
sample white oats, 1910. spot; car same. soc;
car old shell corn. 5S15c. free in elevator: car
2y. 6. corn. 60c, 8 days; l car 2 timothy hay.
days. IS %. Receipts as bulletined, 70 cars.
BY Pittsburg. Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railway,
cars Of oats. 2 of corn. 2 Of hay, 2of middlings
i OF barley, 2 of malt, / of -four, l of rye. BY
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis, 5 cars Of
corn, 2 of oats, / of hay. There are no signs of
revival in cereal markets. All things seem
favorable to bears and buyers Money Is more
to be desired than grain or hay. Flour has
shown weakening tendencies for some weeks
past In spite Of firm views at sources of supply
and stronger markets for wheat. The flour
situation here is explained by the heavy stocks
in the hands of tobbers and the stringency Of
money market.
Prices are for carload lots on track:
WHEAT-No . red. 81 0l@l o.; No. 8, ESQ
99c.
.CoRN-No. l old. shellsd. e266ac; No. 2, 6o1<@
Gle; high mixed. 591S@601fc: mixed. 5S15@59c;
new No. 2 y. sheiled corn, 5514Q56c; new high
mixed, 5S@5ic; TO. yellow ear corn. OLD. 7Oq
zig; new No. 2y: y:, e; corn, 621aG6Sc; new high
OATs-No i. 5Oa5U51c: No white 4984s11⪼
extra. No. 3, 4s1s@4sc; mixed oats, E@4Sc;
RTE1No. Pennsylvania and Ohio, 76G77c;
FLoUR-Jobbing prices-Fancy spring and
winter patent flour, S. 75@6 90; fancy straight
winter, IS 00@5 IS; fancy straight spring. So 90
bakers, 81 1895 90. Rye -four, 81 2504 so.
Buckwheat -four, 21S@8c p n.
MILLFEED-No white middlings, SIS eco
. 50 a ton; No. 2 white middIings, s22 oO@
% 10: brown mlddlings, $40 OOG2l 90; winter
wheat bran. $50 5O@2l 90.
HAY-Baled timothy. choice. SO 50@l0 IS;
No. /, So 75@lU Cd: No do. IS 0O@S so: loose
from wagon, sl1 0O@12 90. according to quality;
No. prairie hay,N 2597 so; packing do 81 90
a. D.
sTRAw-oat. Is 5oG7 90; wheat and rye, s6 90
at So
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mixed in grain depot Coo; No. mixed. Decem-
her, 554@5715c: January. 5714@57Ac: February;
5S19@eSz4r; March, 5S12Q59 Oats strong and
No. 2 white. December. 4s74@5OMc; January.
5C1s@5019c: February, 5l@5l15c; March, 5l13Q
25926c.
MINNEAPoLIs-Spotw wheat was IN better de-
mand to-day, due to small receipts. Prices
advanced nearer to May, and consider
able sold at less than SC under Nav. bav-
ing closed DIP the difference by about half in
q few days. Shipments continue more lib
eral in comparison than receipts, and the sur
plus leftover each day does not equal the CON-
sumption by mills here. leaving quite decrease
in supplies. Local millers were the chief buy
ers. Closing quotations: No. hard, December,
9Ic: January, y5c; on track g5c: No. Northern.
December and January. 90e; May, &c: on track,
92c: No. Northern, December, Sc; January,
SOC; on track. Soc.
ALTIMoRE-Wheat-west firm: No.
winter red. spot and December, g7@97Ic:
January, 9S99SlIc; May. 81 Oill O454. Corn
Western firmer; mixed SPOT, Sc: year, Sc: jan
quiet. Rye firm; choice, S0G82c; good to prime,
T@79r; common to fair, 74G76c. Hay steady.
Provisions steady. Butter firm; creamery fancy.
cSc; do fair 10 choice, 24026c; do imitation. 24c;
ladle fancy. 22923c; do good to choice, l4G20c;
rolls, fine, lSQl9c; store packed, 1201Sc. Eggs
quiet; strictly fresh. 25@26c; ice house, 19020c.
MILWAUKEE Flour quiet. Wheat easy;
M No 2 spring on track, cash. S7aSSs: May.
3, on track. i9c. Oats steady; No. white. on
track. 43@4315c. Barley quiet: No. in store,
G615c. Rye steady; No. !. in store. 671lc bid.
Provisions quiet. Pork-January. $40 10. Lard
January. IS 50.
DULUTH-Wheat opened easy, but early be-
came strong and sold up to 81 0l14. May to
81 021@. subsequently declining to 81 Olll and
closing there. Receipts. Al cars. Closing quota
tions we're as follows: December. &c: May,
81 0211a: No. hard cash. 92c; No. ! Northern,
cash, size; No. 2 Northern, cash. S015c.
CINClNNATl-Flour in moderate demand.
Wheat steady; No. red. 90c. Corn steady;
No. 2 mixed, SIC. Oats weaker; No. 2 mixed,
4615l47c. Rye nominal: No. 2, 74475c. Pro-
visions heavy, dropping. Butter firm. Eggs
easy at 2ic. Cheese steady and firm.
TOLEDO-WhPat active and easier: cash
and December. 97c: May 81 OH. Corn dull
cash. Ec. Cloyerserd active and steady; cash
and December, 81 07]5; January. 81 10; Febru-,
ary, s4 20.