Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

BALTIMORE. Dec Flour STEADY, unchanged
receipts, 1913! barrels; shipments, 4,sls barrels
sales, Loo barrels. Wheat frm-No. ? red spot
.3&aI3ai: December. .3ka13t; January, 147s AIS
May, slash; steamer No. 2, red 6sk ads-re
ceIpts, ,yi4 bushels: shipments, 81 0Oo bushels
stock. l-?ss, S9l bushels; sales. Pc. 900 bushels
Milling wheat, by sample, s2as6. Corn steady
mixed spot, 4sa bid: December, 49, bid: year,
As. ai9; January. 4s a4? February, ass. bid; NAV
81; steamer mixed, ~ bd-receipts, 22,4l2 bushels
stock, lTS4ee bushels; sales 22.OOO bushels. White
corn, by sample. 49, a4sk: yellow do. do. 81 1
No. 2, mixed western. 5sk a39-receipts, 5000
bushels; stock $3.50 bushels. Rye dun and Lowell
No. =, 5ia5s-receilt>, 1850 bushels: stock. ll4
092 bushels Hay frm-good TO choice timothy
1%.50al5.50. Gram freights quiet, unchanged. Cot
ton n0ninai-middling. 10. Provisions steady
mess porS, 1900; bulk meats, loose shoulders. So.
long clear Ga; clear rib sides. 81 sugar-pickled
shoulders, 3; sugar-cured smoked ehoulders, 81.
hams, small, lzA4; large, us; lard, renned liz
Butter nrm-creamery. fancy, 3la32; do. fair tC
choice, 2sa30: do. imitation, 24a26; ladle, fancy
"a; do. good to choice, 2oa22; rolls, fine. "a; do
fair to good, 2oa2a: store-packed, l5als. Egg,
active, scarce-2Ia2s. Coffee steady-kic cargoes
fair. ISL; No. ., IhsalIk. Sugar active, strong
formulated. 4.S,. Copper rrm-refned, 10h ali
Whisky steady-l.25al.26, in car loads.
BALTIMORE. Dec. Virginia threes 20 asked
Baltimore and ohio stock e3k bid. e5 asked; Bslti
more and Ohio Southwestern hrsts, los: do. mrs
incomes, "a asked; do. third incomes. 81 asked
Consolidated gas bonds Hoy; do. stocks, 81 \ ass
PERsoNAL-L. NJ. Lawson of New York. Ed.
ward C. Darlington of Baltimore, G. f. Law
renee of Marion, Ohio, and o. W. Mink of Bos-
ton are at the Shoreham.-Chas. Baird o,
Akron, Ohio. Percy Dickinson of Tacoma,
c. t. Merchant of Boston and Allen Hal
stead of Cincinnati are at the Arlington. y.
NJ. Berry of Virginia, VIM. c. Breckenridge OF
Kentucky, George ID. Perkins of Iowa and
Representative A. C. Durborow. jr., of Chi
of New York, Alfred George of Bowling
Green. Ohio, J. B. Tobey Of New York
and E. A. Gibson of Philadelphia are at the
Randall-Geo. E. E. l. Gleason of New
York, C. D. Barrett of New York, J. K. Viii
liams Of Philadelphia and Jno. 1. Kelly of Chi
cago are at Willard's-H. g. Boice of
Kansas City, II. C. Tucker of Buffalo, II. ID.
Kinney Of New York and J. A.. Bailey of Boston
are at the Ebbitt-Ex-Gov. Geo. s. Bout
well Of Massachusetts. A. D Nettleton Of Michi-
gan. Lieut.. W. A. Mercer of the army, and j.
W. Carter of New York are at the
New York, Henry 5. White Of
Red Bank. N. j.. Asa W. Dickinson Of Jersey
City and the U. S. minister to Chile Egan OF
Lincoln. Neb., are at the Normandie.--Rev.
VIM. N. Smith of the II. NJ. College, Va, il at the
Fredonia-D w. rutherford of Columbus C.
V. Clash of Richmond j. Zimmerman Of Detroit
H. r. Curtis of Cincinnati and W. II. Adams of
New York are at the Howard.-Senator Coke
of Texas, Senator Faulkner Of West Virginia
Re preventative Beltzhoover Of Pennsylvania,
W. s. Woodman Of Boston, L. A. de Cardona Of
Mexico City and Thos. II. Pratt of Asbury
Park are at the National.-Senator Berry OF
Arkansas, Representative Forney of Florida
Representative Crawford Of North Carolina.
Representative Anthony OF Texas, Representa-
tive Patti erson OF Tennessee, Claud n Bennett
of the Atlanta Journal and W. c. Dowd Of
Charlotte, NC, are at the Metropolitan.-C.
W. Arnold of Haverhill, Mass, H. I. Williams
Of New York, ". G. Mosely of Richmond and
w. II. Dean Of Boston are at the st. James.-
U. s. ]. Dunbar has ret irned from Philadelphia.
where he has been making two posthumous
busts of prominent people Of that city.