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PITTsBURGus RECORD
For Crime in 1wenty.four Hours-Two,
Murders and n Suicide. -. ~. .-..

Murders and n Suicide. aE.s;
PITTSBURGH. March 1a.-Because
he said she had been too free with other
men, Zenna Anderson, negro ex-con-
Wet. deliberately killed his wife Pauline
to-day. The murder came after re-
peated threats from the vengeful hus-
band to bring retribution to his wife.
After firing five shots into her PROSTATE
body, with his three-year-old daugh-i
ter as the only witness to the tragedy.
Anderson walked nearly eight miles in
his attempt To escape. After sensa-
tionat chase the murderer was captured
when he made two attempts to drink
laudanun. which he4had purchased two
days before with suicidal intent
William Bricks, 26 years old, died to-
day ut the home Of his widowed mother.
from 4 wound inflicted three hours be-
fore by Albert Thompson. The murder
followed Il beer drinking bout and a
game of poker. u
While insane through illness and
griev!ng over the death OF favorite
niece, Margaret W.. wife Of G. W. Nc;
Adams, q well known business man Of
Coraopolls, drowned herself in the Ohio
river Saturday night. Her body was
found to-day by her H-year-o,d son,
an only child, wedsed between some
rocks ry sTs Vl.a-.'.sg 81 atiftafI=l
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AT LEAGUE ISLAND,
The unu,uai Activity of the Past Few
Days hat Qnieteh Down.

The unriuai Activity of the Past Few
hI Days has Quieied Down.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March Ia
There was a general absence at League
Island navy yard to-day OF the unusual
activity which prevailed last Sunday
and the Sunday previous. A few work.
men were busy about the yard and
aboard the ships, but their work was OF
a finishing UP character. The Mianto-
nomah, Katahdn, Minneapolis and
Columbia are now all but ready to sail
within day or two II so ordered and
whatever additional repairs may be
necessary can be attended TO en- route.
A few more men are needed for the
Katahdin and Minneapolis and de-
tachment OF Marines under Lieutenant
Fuller, are expected shortly 10 complete
the Colrmbia's complement. All the
warships are coaled and have most OF
their stores aboard, and about all that
remains TO be done now Is to replenish
their stock OF ammunition. This will be
done at the government magazine, a
short distance below the navy yard, and
all the vessels will then be ready for
sailing at moments notice. The Col
umbia Is anchored In the river and as
soon as her marines arrive Will steam
to tho magazine.
The government tug Leyden IS ex-
pected tomorrow or Tuesday and will
tow a large barge load OF coal to Key
West. 1t Is reported that the govern
ment Is negotiating for tho purchase OF
q number OF large barges In this city to
ha fA,- - rrtvtp "a nttr ltau
The work OF recruiting landsmen. ordi
nary seamen and maohinlses will con-
tlnue until further orders.
There has been rush OF applicants
for the army and marine branches of
the service all week, but the officers In
charge are accepting only those who
sequence only a few are being chosen
and these are men who come up TO
every requirement
Comparative quiet also prevailed at
the other establishments in this vicin-
ity capable OF executing government
work. The officials OF the nIldvale steel
works are always retlcent about work
going on there, but from other sources
It was learned that extra forces OF men
have lately been working on projec-
tiles 50
No Sunday work Is under way at the
Frankford arsenal. Last week an order
was received there TO work ten hours
a day. but whatever contract was In
volved has probably been completed for
the order was rescinded last night. The
average daily output OF cartridges there
!s $4,000 rounds. but during the ten
hour day this could be increased by
from eight to ten thousand.
It Is the only arsenal In tho United
States where small ammunition Is
made. The number OF employees has
been gradually increased OF late to from
600 to 700 workmen.
At the schuylkill arsenal nothing was
going on. This arsenal merely makes
clothing and tents for the regular army
and some times for the state militia,
and It employs about ninety persons.
There was work to-day at Cramps
ship yards, but 1t was on the new Klon-
dixie steamers Indiana and Pcnnsylva-
MIA. Nothing was being done on the
battlcship Alabama or the Japanese
cruiser Kasagi.
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VERY ASSERTIYE.
Tho nArmy and Navy Register" Pro.
fesses to have Information which
Shows the Maine was Destroyed by a
Submarine Nine.

1esseH TO hRyo INFORMATION which
Shows the Maine was Destroyed by a
Submarine Mine.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Thc Army
and Navy Register, in its latest Issue
says:
The Register Is in possession OF In
formation that certain evidence gath
cred by the court Of inquiry at Havana
has come In a seml-oflicIal form to the
President from two members OF the
board The Information has been In the
hands OF the President since Sunday
and has served the occasion OF unusual
activity during the week. The informu-
tIon Is that the Maine was destroyed bS
Il government submarine mine, planted
in Havana harbor and deliberately ex-
p!oded. ~
More than this, It appears that the
Maine was purposely moored in the VI
cinity OF the niEc and that the explo-
sion occurred at the moment when the
ship had been opportunely carried by
wind and tide directly over the mine.
These facts have been hInted at and
written about in dispatches from Ha-
vana, Madrid ard Washington. and
among the varied statements made the
actual conditions have beeR touched
upon. but nothing authoritative has
been permitted to escape from the court,
That body IS understood to have COM
pletcd It's work, but nothing Is likely to
be officially. promulgated In regard to
It's findings for n week or more. There
is obvious reason for such an action,
the objects OF which cannot be defeated
by Independent newspaper statements.
There can be but one outcome OF such
q report and preparations for the inev-
itnble result are being industriousiy
and lndefatgably prosecuted. Tho
work OF the week. related In detail else
where In this Issue, shows that the gov
ernment ut Washington appreciates
tho situation. and Will be ready to meet
what has now ceased to be a mere
emergency.
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The Steamer Grand Republic Bur

ST. LOUIS, March 13.-From a fire,
the origin OF which Is unknown, the well
known Mississippi river excursion
steamer Grand Republic burned to the
waters edge to-day, at the mouth Of the
river Dcs Peres. near South St. Louis.
Nothing was saved and Captain ". H.
Thorwegen, his wife and two children
and a watchman had narrow and
thrilling escape from death. The loss
amounts to $4,000: The Grand Republic
was tied up for the winter and those on
board were making 1t their home. They
lost all their personal belongings and es-
capped IN barely enough to clothe them
selves.
Alongside the burning steamer were
moored the steamers Vlcksburg and the
City OF Providence. Both boats were in
danger OF being burned but before they
caught fire they were cut loose and tow
ed to places OF safety by Missouri Pa
cifc transfer tug.
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QUIET SABBATH
Enjoyed at Washington, With no
Wild Rumors.
OF A SENSATIONAL NATURE

TO Dinurb the Peace ofthe Countryside
Information Received DeartnE on tho
Doing, OF the Court of Inquiry Into the
MAine EEplosion-At the Same Time
Preparations arc Going Forward to
Strengthen the Navy and Put tho Coun-
try or War Footing shouid HoitiIities
be Forced Upon us-Ah Asssrtiro Story
hbout tho sIa,ns Disaster from the
"Army and Navy ReusIstsr."
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CHICAGO. March 1a-R. T. Bennett,
alias Charles P. Mead, formerly OF In
dinnapolis, who was arrested on a,
charge Of swindllng the First National
bank by means OF raised drafts. has
been released, the bank officials having
requested that the case ngatnst him be
dismissed, The matter. 1t Is UNDER
stoou, was settled out OF court
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Col. Curtin. Cheerful View.

Special Dispatch to tho lntclllgencer.
WASHINGTON. March 13.-colonel
George W. Curtis, OF Sutton, was in the
city yesterday and to-day, leaving for
home tonight. He speaks enthuslastic.
ally OF business prospects. and encour-
agingly of the political outlook. Besides
being q prominent Republican, Col. Cur
It's Is At the head Of one of the biggest
lumber interests In the state. His firm
turns out 100000 feet OF poplar lum-
ber alone every year.
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breaches PEACE.
Pre,Id.nt Mckinney. Pastor Take. the

sss"ehs "ChHicy's HuhtoF Taxes tue
Rational View OF War Question.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 1s.-
President Mckinley occupied his pew
at TIE Metropolitan church this morn
ing and listened to a sermon by DR..
Hugh johnson, his pastor, which dealt
at some length and quite directly with
crosses the Presidents mind. lie took
the Spanish situation for his text and
during his discourse said:
"One thing Is certain, We shall not
have war unless there Is absolute JUS
tlticatlon OF 1t. The dignity and honor
OF the nation shall be upheld,and Amer
lean loyalty and bravery remain untar-
nished as ever: but the calm and firm
attitude OF the chief executive assures
US that neither by prejudice, passion.
popular clamor. hysteria or ambition
will this nation be involved In n deadly
strife. Secure from Invasion. with in
eXhauStiole wealth and resources. with
a people full OF the martial spirit and
able to put ten millions of soldiers into
the field, and cover the seas with bat
tleships. what have We to fear from a
bankrupt nation that cannot even sub
due twenty to thirty thousand rag
ged. !l.-fed and poorly equipped Cuban
insurgents? Or from an alliance OF
France ond all the Latin nations
against us? Come, the three corners of
the world in arms and NE shall shock
them
but this power Is controlled by In
te!l!gence. patriotism and Christian
principle. and only stern duty to hu-
maaity and civilization. just relations
with our fellow men, and national hon
or Will lead, us to let loose the dogs OF
war. Desiring and praying for peace,
let US hope that the extent and vigor OF
these war preparations will avert the
conflict and assist the cause OF peace"
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Po.tmn,,er, and ren,lon,.

Special Dispatch to tho IntellIgenccr.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Penslons
have been granted TO John W. Maulsby.
West Union, Doddrldgc county. nt sl2
per month: Joseph Wayt. Glen Easton,
IS per month: Mary Smith, Middle
bourne, sS per month; Daniel Robert,
Clarence, supplemental. s12 per month.
o. L. McKeever has been appointed
postmaster at Huntcrsvlllc, Pocahontas
county, West Virginia.
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Working Night and Dny.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, March 13.-The
Bethlehem Iron Company has received
orders to push all government work as
vet unfinished on the one hundred ten
ard twelve inch guns and carriages.
and the force OF skilled mechanics in all
departments Is working night and day.
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LONDON, March 1.-THE war ONCE,
the Daily Mail announces this morning
has issued hundred rounds OF ball I.
cartridges to every volunteer in the
kingdom, in addition to the ordinary
provision, as8sis
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Eleven charred Bodies the Result
Of the Fire
IN BowERY LODGING HOUSE.

One Hundred and sixty.nvo People
Were Threatened with Destruction,
aud Those who Escaped tho Flames
had to Flee In their Night cioth.s-aii
OF the Dead Were Beyond Rscognltion.
The FriEhtfui Rapidlty OF tho Flames.
The House was Conducted by the
Christian Herald, aud was Home for
tho unfotunnts OF tho City.
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NEW YoRK-Arrivcd: Mississippi.
London: La Normandie, Havre. E$.
SoUTHAAIPToN--Arrived: Friedrich
Der Crosse. New York for Bremen.
3 RPooI-Arrlved: Umbria, Now
York. o. H s{l5E
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NEWPORT. n. l.. March la.-The
TUG LeSden left the torpedo station at
u o'clock to-day for League Island
navy yard. with torpedo outfits OF twcss
ty projectlles for the cruisers Mlnneap-
oils and Columbia. and torpedo boat
Rodgers. The tug has been detached
from this station and will hereafter be
attached to League Island navy yard.
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THE "NEwp0Rr" TORPEDO


Another Theory OF tho Cansr of tho Mnino
Disaster is Exploited.
NEWPORT r. l.. March 13.-Lleu-
tenant Commander Mclean was Inter-
viewed at tho torpedo station to-day, In
regard 20 the report that the Maine Ind
been blown up by Newport" torpe-
do. The commander is authority for
the statement that there Is no such
thing MS a9"Newport' torpedo.
< Tho station 10 largely for, experiment
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Platontc SYmpnthY.

LONDON. March 1.-THE Paris COR
respondent of the Daily Mall declares
French support Of Spain would not ex-
coed platon.c sympathy" and that there
is no likelihood that the friendliness OF
Austria or Germany would extend fur
fher -,-H..4s' r'Isf 1872
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PARIS. March 1s.-TNe Temps says:
Spain docs not deceive herself when
she counts upon the sympathies. at
least latent. OF European governments.
but Il would be a mistake for her to ex-
pect any eTcctual support from either
Great Britain or the. triple alliance. Be-
fore all She must rely upon herself" .
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for Bowcry dodgers us often as not reg.
istcred under assumed names. Again.
such lodgers are often friendless and
leave none to miss them and search for
them. tlgE'f 1T tfg N L'si' 'lli- ~
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RENO Ell RENO. Okla, March 13.-
No orders for the Immediate movement
OF troops have been received as far as
known. at either Fort Sill or For. Re-
no. o. T. The troops at both points.
however, are prepared TO move at q
moments notice, having been placed on
orders last week. There 10 still no ar
tlllery stationed at either OF the terri
tory forts.
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M nEf WEST, Fla. March, 13.--Thc
""'''c'hlp Iowa GrrIved from The Tor
,"E"' . this morning and Is anchored OFF
ih,a %e' The torpedo, boat Dupona sailed
$40 morning with tho mall and dis
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PRUDENT PREPARATIONS
"e'hE blade by the Government In Gaze
ofn Conflict.

WASHINGTON. D. c..March 13.-The
government Is perfecting Its plans to
MAKO the movements OF troops to the
coast defenses, orders for which were
ISSUED by the war department on Fri
uay and published at that time. The
government wanted. 1t was declared,
Wv, ,ne arrangements perfected by to.mor-
iom or tuesday. ut the latest. Secretary
Sons, Tonight. made the statement
,. "u' me matters of the purchase of the
,,"S %S brazilian ships had not been set
wa. AlE g4N iGg9
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WILMINGTON. Del. March 13.-The
powder works OF the Z. I. Dupont-De
Nemours Company Is now working day
hexagoral powder for the big guns.
Until day or two ago only the day
force was at work but 1t Is said that
orders from Washington neccssitated
the employment OF a night force. In
addition some OF the buildings are be-
ing enlarged and more machinery Is
being nut In f#.r. -r g..
The Portland daily press., 1898-02-01
RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL e. r,
II effect Nov. IA. 1897.
leave Portland as follows:

Trains leave Portland as follows:
700 a. m. For Brunswick. Bath. Rockland
Augusta. WaterVille. SkOwhegan. Lisbon Falls,
Lewiston via Brunswick, Belfast, Bangor and
$50 a. m. For Danyille Jc. poland spripgs)
Mechanic Falls, Rumford Fails. Lew
jston Winthrop, Oakland. Readfield. Water
Vile, Livermore Falls Pennington and Phillips.
lilo a. m. for Gray, New Gloucester, Dan
vile June. Auburn and Lewiston.
11.2Oa. m. Express for Brunswick. Bath. Ar
gusta, WatervilIe. rlutsfield. Bangor. Bucksport.
Bar Harbor. sGreenville and Aroostook County
via b.. & a. r. L, for Houlton. Woodstock
i.1o 't p. I'M. n Mechanic Falls, Rumford Falls.
Farmington, Kingfield. Carrabasset. Phillips
and Rangeley, Winthrop, Oakland, Bingham
Wateryille and Skowhegan. -
ggsta. Bath. BoothDay Rockland and
Lincoln division, Waterville, skoWhegan, Bel.
fast. Hartland, Dover and Foxcroft Green
Vile Bangor, Oldtown and Mattawamkeag.
$40 .. m. For Brunswick. Bath. Lisbon
Falls, Richmond, Gardiner, Augusta and
G.i5 p. m. For New Gloucester. DanvilIe
Junction, Poland springs), Mechanic Falls.
100 ,. N. Night Express, every night. for
brunswick, Bath, lewiston. Augusta, Water
vile Bang00r San or, Moosehead R Lake Aroostook
St. Stephen, st. Andrews, S.. John and
Aroostook County via Vanceboro. Halifax and
the Provinces. The Saturday night train does
not run to Belfast, Dexter, Dover and Foxcroft
or beyond Bangor. Sleeping cars to ST. John.
White Mountain Division.
s.45 q. m. For Bridgton. Fabyans, Burlington
Lancaster. Quebec st. J0hnSbury, Sherbrooke
Montreal, Chicago, st, Paul and Minneapolis
and all points west.
$3.50 p m. For Sebago Lake. Cornish. Fryeburg
Bridgton. North Conway. Fabyans. Lancaster,
LunenDurg. ST Johnsbury, Newport. Sher-
brook, Montreal and Toronto.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
720 a. m Paper train for Brunswick. Au-
g1ista, WaterVille and Bangor
1880 p. m. Train for Brunswick, Lewiston.
Bath. Augusta. Waterville and Bangor.
100 p. m. Night Express with sleeping cars
for all points.
ARRIVALS IN PORTLAND.
From Montreal. Quebec, Fabyans. Bridgton.
8.25 a. m. Lewiston and Mechanic Falls, $50
a. m: Waterville and Augusta. S.35 a. m:
Bangor. and Augusta daily and week days from
Rockland, Il. % p. m; Kingfeld. Philips, Farm
ington, Bemis. Rulnford Falls. Lewiston, 1880
o. m; Lewiston and way stations 325 p. m; st.
John. Bar Rarbor. .Aroostook County, ,Moosehead
Lake and Bangor 5.45 PIN. Rangeley. Farming
ton, RumfordF Falls, Lewiston, 5.55 p. M; Chicago
and Montreal and all White Mountain points
$40 p. m. ; daily from Bar Harbor, Bangor,
Bath and Lewiston. lao a. IN. daily Halifax.
st. John, BarHarbor. Waterville and Angus
TIA. $50 a. M. except Mondays.
GEO. II. EVANS. General Manager,
II. E. BOOTHBY, G. P. & T. A.
Portland, Nov. IA. 1887 nov12dtf
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Domestic Markets.
lRY Telegranhl

JAN 81. 1870.
NEW YORK-The Flour market-receiprs
2S, s36 bbls; exports 29,S87 bblsi sales 10000
packages; weak and lower.
Flour quoJations-city mills patents at 5 769
90: winter patents So@5 Is: :city mills clears
ents 40@6 no;winter STRAITS 55a4 65 ;Minn.
pats l6a5s40: do bakers 2O@4 40.
rye - Western -.
Wheat-receipts 55, 800 bush: exports 1887
u]h: sales 3, o80, 900 bush; futures-bus spot:
spot weak; No Red o b / 04Ns h af1oat TO
arrive: NO hard Manitoba oS1s afoat
No Northern Duluth at OS1s b afloat to
arrive.
Corn-recelpts $500 bush: exports 81 $50
push sales 1000 bush futures 1A4. 900 spot;
spot easy; No 2 at 36 lac f 0 afioat.
Oats-recelpts $500 bush ;sexports - bush;
safes 5000 bush ;spot steadyi No 2 29c; NO
wpite 29c; No 8 do 2Shsc track white 30l39c.
2 see Sesi urn; family IL 00@11 25; extra mess
oo8o 80; packed u0Ml00Q
10 z5MSlo SO.
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FINANCIAL AND DC0MAERCIAL
Quotations Of Stable Products in the
Leading Markets
NswYorH stoSKaud money Market

VOW h0rA stockaud Money 8tAF%"s.
(By Telegraph,
NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
Money on call 11s8 GIG per cent; last loan at
ia prime mercantile paper at 394 per cent.
Sterling exchange was steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at o Oo44 s4as for de-
mana. and S21s@4 s21s for sixty days; posi-
Ell rates eS@4 sc. Commrcl bills at 4S1h
"a 80.
Government Bonds strong
State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds strong.
Silver certificates 56s @57M.
Bar Silver 564a.
Mexican dollars 45A.
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ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
Liverpool and Portland, Calling a,
Gonioniarrv

Sandman carries no passengers.
The saloons and Staterooms are in the CEN
tral part, where least motion is felt. Flee
uieity is used for. lighting the ships through
so oas the lights q being at The command Ct The
Rooms and Smoking Rooms on the promsnade
deck. The Saloons and staterooms arc heated
by steam.
Rates OF passage $3.50 to.s70.oo. A re.
duction Is made oD Round Trip Tickets.
Second Cahin-To Liverpool, London and
Londonderry $34.oo and $36.25; return,
$66.75 and $4,000.
Steersge- -To Liverpool, London. Glasgow
Befast or Or Lsondonderry including every Ee-
quisite for the voyage $225o and s23.50.
. For tickets or further information apply to
Z. P. MCGOWAN. AIS Congress ST., j. b.
KEATING, 6111 Exchange S., Il. g. A. AL
AN. Montreal. 81 STATE ST., Boston, and India
St, Portland. jIy31da
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Lard easy: Western steam 5 rs.

ltelu easy W. WtStcIl u @Os
Butter firm; Western cream at 141a@20c
do factory at l1Ml4c; Elgins zoe: state dair,
at alSc; do crem 1441sc.
Cheese quiet ,ilarge white at Sac; small white
949A.
Eggs steady; State and Penn 19N@2oc;W Wes
tern fresh at Sc.
Tallow quiet; city (s2 per packge) s6a: ccun
try (package free) S1a@Da6B.
lSugar-raw steady fair refining 9.1G Cen
trifugal SO test Lice refined steady.
CHICAGo-Cash quotations;
Flour quiet.
wheat, Wneat-No 2 spring at e1@esc: No sldo al
9Og9294 e; No 2 Red 97catl "a. Corn-No 2 al
271sc Oats-No 2 at 23lsc; No white o b
25N G mo SWhite 0 b % IA pg251ac; No 2 rye
az 47c: No Barley at f , b at 27sa 1880: No ]
Flaxseed AT 25 Primo Timothy seed s2ah
Mess pork at 8 sOa$9 S5. Lard Is; short rin
sldeS 55@6 90. Dry salted ineats-shoulders
at 4sA as; short clear sides 95a,5 10.
boteeT steady creamry l3@iS1 dairy at !
l51ac.
Receirts-Flour. 5000 bbls; wheat 10000
bus; corn 2oT 900 bush oats 247,0o0 BUSH
rye 1000 bush; barley $4,000 bush.
shipments-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat 1000
bush; corn 103, 900 bush; oats $1,000 bush;
rye oo09 bush; barley 1905 bush.
ST. LOUIS-Wheat-No 2 red cash elevator
ana track at 97c; track 97149eSc; Jan 81 n G;
May 971A askedc July at s11ac; No 3 hard
cash at 90ab beO1ac
Flour market auiet:pats at4 1904 80; straits
I 55(g4 6S; clear Dad 26; medium at 3 ooq
o
! cornmNo cash ae1sc; Jan 2essc; May at
26ss9g61ac; July C
Oats-No cash elev 2Ae; track 24c; Jan at
2544 May 2419e bid; July % 218 GD22Se; NO
white 254ata ace.
TOLEDO Wheat--No 2 cash and May at 95c
asked.
Corn--No 2 mixed 29c.
Qats-No mixed % 4ac bid.
RYe-No 2 at 400 bid.
Cloverseed-prime cash and Dec -.
DETRnIT-
Req 941ac; May 1850.
Corn-No mixed at 29c.
Oats-No white 26Mc.
Rve-No2 at AYc.
MINNEAPOLIS-Whe -Wheat--January at e31sc;
May 92asc; July 9,Ta: No ! hard at s55s /;
NO | Northern at 94ssc.
MINNEAPOLIS-Fi Fiour-irst patents e5@
70; second patents 5Od4 60; first clears at
sb94 Oh. second clears at 80G3 90.
MILWAUKEE-Whe Northern &c;
No Spring &C; NY 94lAc; July &C.
DULUTH-Wheat-N l Northern cash at
96Ac; Jan 957sc May s5Mc.
CINCINNATI--Hogs at 1Oa3 80. Cattle at
2 26as4 75.
Sheep 1894 So. Lambs oo95 80.