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VIII They Accept Kruee's Challenged

since the challenge of Charles Z. KluEe Of the Hud-
son county Wheolmon appeared in Tax sUE of Thurs
day opinions have been rife in the wheeling world ~ to
whether 1t would be accepted or not There seems to bO
less probability OF the Brooklyn men racing than vas
at first expected W. y. Murphy OF the Kings County
Wheolmen, who at present holds tho record, when
spoken to on the m after by a reporter would make
rather implied that he would pot ride but that should
the be lowered he will thon give the matter his
attention. While tao record was held by the Hudson
County man lie took part in any races on the COURSE
until II was lowered Mr.. Murphy acknowledges THAI
Mr. kluge can his opinion lower tue present record
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The Crescent dun Club.

Yesterday shoot of the crescent Gun Club was one
Of the most enjoyable events III the history Of this pop
MAR organization. The attendance was fair, the
weather all that could 10 desired, and the birds fur
nshed for the occasion Of first class quality The
club shoots under modified Long Island rules b itl
barrels being allowed NJ. Brown. who has done It
handle a gun skitnlIv and to the hest advantage by
won serOnd prize on r.N, and Nhltor pnan IlubbelL
YACHTS. Winchester ana neDoyoise Killed I'VE each.
iIuObsll and Winchester, who divided tho prizes
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HAHnOd 'HuuD-SuLllnHt ou
base hitS-RilliAmS Brady
Anderson, Van AlBtOin. III
Stolen bA6eS-WumtRgt0h
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Other Games.

AT Omaha-Rain
At Ninueap0liB-Des Moines, @; Minneapolis, ?.
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4 Syndicate Pledges 10 SuPPoTGpGhN Ma.
tIohAI League.

Every club In the National League lie now fully pro
Vsoted from all losses, within recent date SyndL
cate composed OF officials and capitalists In the various
sitlsa has been regularly formed aud sufficient amount
Of money has been pledged to the business of
SysEy club In the League even every club run at
Ioss Is fact that one OF two clubs in the orRAuzA
lion ay6 been moro unfortunate than others but un.
der the present arrangement they viii DO able to live
and prosper: -, - = r,N a. =. II. =. ,.
change 10 It's standing. The olpb may b paid to have
been thoroughly nspt at h5 Sssa ln
6ssn paid in PRESIDENT Day will now have the AiSSf
fairs Of the club
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meeting of the Atlantic Association hold at the
Continental Hotel Philadelphia Thursday night for
tho purpose Of talking the prospects of tho league
Several of the in n bad way financially and
liable TO tstand at almost any moment The condition
these teams was fully discussed and rather than
have break In the tho stronger climbs will
help tho weaker ones out The cling rather sud
den and hence three Of the clubs represented by
proxy. President Rrohen Rfter the meeting sad on
ere NJ! in the same section aud had not had fam
lily talk for long time Just thought would
have There WAS no 0f'ci al business transacted
Some Of The clubs not drawing as wei expected
hut you put II down that the association whole
Is solid, aud viii last tho season out
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The FIAysrs' League
,rsDuRoH (p. IL 10; NEwYoRK tP. n. 8.

tlIISbUhuh We Lab avs ~" ASAAA H~' -" -
PITTsBURdH. June 2T|The Pittsburgh Play
Srs' League team defeated New York to-day
but the game was not over until the last man
was out In tho ninth inning. The feature OF
the game was tho umpihnR. which was very un-
satisfactory to the crowd and TO Capt Hanlon.
At ono time the struggle was stopped for sew
eral minutes. during which time some very
vigorous kicking aS INDUCED in. HittinRw was
rather FREQ uyVA both sites. but StaIey
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Nots. From Herkeley Oval.

Plans have been drawn up TO build ladies pavilion
at berkeley Oval for the use of the Ladies' EeTkeey
Attn etic Club Tho building will no started early next
month and IL estimated to cost between three and
nye thousand dollars
" :. Campbell and A. H. Rich, the bicycle riders OF
tho Berkeley 4 C, hRyo been suspended from Ilat
organization for riding under the co.Ts Of tue New
York A Q. and wearing the same On the oval
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jack Hopper Ret,res from the Ring.

There is no longer any prospect of q eight between
Billy Dacey and Jack Hopper After the Puritan A C.
Withdrew their offer of 81 900 purse because Of alter
atoms to their building the Gladstone A. of Provi
dence offered another Dacey wac willing but Hopper
wasn't pacey sent a messenger TO Hopper asking
him why he refused light and Hopper replied that
lie ioue with nghtng, aud intended TO stick 70 his
business a. cab driver and proprietor Then DAG oY
80 there is an end Of hun as professional pugiisL
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NeRburEh Regatta.

EEwBuRGH. June 27,--Judge CHARLES ,. Brown Of the
Court of Appeals viii DO the referee ct the regatta Of
the RewburRh Canoe and Boating Association to-moss
pitcher, and tho second prize silver cup Prizes arp
also offered for the Sailing oTuiseFl ana
Boats expected from several Hudson River towns.
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Totals. ......4 y II II 81 TOtaB.....S ID II IL o
Cincinnati ....................,.l ! Q ! -
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o u O-S
Earned ruus-- Cincinnati, 3: New York. .. Three.
nunE, Sicol Home run Reilly Bases on bas-Duryea
Mari. Buckley Ginssc0ok, Holiday, knight. struck
out-weicn stolen bases-Duryea Herman. Double
IT, i.SS3i4! l. r'm'-''' '"D'''-A'QH''a Attendance
BROOKLYN IN. L.. 7; CHICAGO (N. L.. 2.
CHICAGO June 27-Old Cap'n Arson had
great time OF it out at the League ball park
this afternoon. The old man lost the ball
game efter a good battle, but he won enough
other things to make 1t all up. 1t was profess
sionals day with the League. and "Anse" ca
pored around before the biggest crowd he has
drawn this season. The grand stand and the
boxes up in the loft were packed with folks,
and there, were actors and actresses, every
where till you couldn't rest. The old man
hasn't had such big party before in
a long time. Altogether the crowd numbered
over $500 persons. Then besides the ball
game there were speeches and presentations,
and "hnse drew all the prizes. When the
old man walked uD TO bat In the fifth inning
some one put on the brakes and stopped the
game. Everybody knew Immediately that the
veteran captain was about to get the surprise
that has been advertised i4 the newspapers
during the week. Presently Burnley, War
burton. and George Schiller leaned over the
floral horseshoe about Ave feet high. Across
the top OF tho shoe neatly worked In jack roses
was the word 'Adonis." on behalf OF Henry L.
DiNaV The
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ITHhELlNG.
T,. New York Athletic C,ub,. R,cvc,,,,s.

The New York Athletic Gibbs BicyciistS.
The Berkeley Athletic Club have for the past two
leen looked upon ~ having OF the strong
es, bicycle In the country but from the prebent
outlook It would appear as IL they would have 20
cede that honor this TO tho New York Athletic
Club since they have secured to represent them the
path this season Rowland Smith, r. n Davis, and q.
Gasser the safety crRcks. with W. Campbell A u.
Rich and ". y. Bankes The four latter have left thS
berkeley coniding wing to represent ne heT foIs
set Of bicyce men the New iorGs expect to enroll W,
T'and c. VI. Murphy tho speedy Brooklyn riders. IL
cOlors at all the meets this season as at present.
their intention that the other orEapiSAions both
wheeling and athletic will not DO able to stand any
chance OF victory when OlnpstinK against these mon
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Companies md OF the Seventh Regiment N G..
s. n s. Of this city, Iractissd rife shooting on the
Creedmuor range yesterday. Tie day clear with
strong wIui siAiy FOUR men Of Company qua Med
ON tho aud 30 vATI ranges and seventy OF Com
pGny X. small deiachmen's from Companies g. y.
aud II also LTACtsed
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The Attendance Yesterday.
Games To-day,

Games To-day
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati New York. at Cincinnati
Chicago vs. Brooklyn 81 Chicago
Pittsburgh We Boston, at Pittsburgh
Cleveland Vs. Philadelphia, ~ Cleveland
rLATERs'LkAGUE
PittsburRh VS. New York. at Pittsburgh.
Cleveland vs BROOKLYN, ut Cleveland.
Chicago vs. Boston, at Chicago
Buffalo VI Philadelphia, at Buffalo.
AAERICLs ASSOCIATION
Louisville va Brooklyn, at Louisville
Toledo vs.. Athletic. at Toledo.
Columbus vs. Syracuse, at Columbus
St. Louis vs. Rochester. at st Louis.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATIONS.
Jersey City Va Wilmington, at Wilmington.
Newark va Hartford. at Newark.
Baltimore vs. Worcester. at Baltimore.
Washington VS.. New Haven. At Washington
ATHLETIC UNION
Manhattan Athletic Club vs. Yonkers Athletic Club
at Brotherhood Park.
AMATEUR LEAGUE.
EnRlewood Field Club Staten Island Athletic Club
Crescent Athletic Club vs. Staten Island CrlcketH at
Bay Ridge.
oTuER CANES
New York 9ePSrtersw Dayton Close, at tho Polo
Point '''''' ~'"''"' ''"0 Vs. DAu"'''" ~ 0''Nou
Crescent League VS.. Trenton at PlalnGeld
AlertB va. lryinRA at PassEIC.
Lenox Va FlusninR A G., at Flushing
RosevilleB Va. Lees at ROseYilleA
suburbans vs. Bedtords at CrOtona Park.
Linden vs. Y " C. l. A" at Linden.
Kings County yS, Greenpont Athletics at Eastern
Brighton AthlsticG VS. Jamaica AtbleticG at jamaica
Railway VS.. star AthetioA at Railway.
Russell BurdsAll " ard VI GprhaIs, at Port Chester
Stars VI II Louis College, at Long Island City.
Bryant Va ArlingtonA AT Arlington
htna Athletics va, HackensAck Athletica at HAckOn.
sack
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NEW YORK IN. I.). s; CINCINNATI IN. L. 4.
CINCINNATI. June 27.-This was the day that
Smiling Mickey celebrated. Despite the fact
that the mercury was doing war dance up In
the ninetles the New Workers deserved their
victory for they clearly outplayed the Rods.
Capt. Glasscock was the hero Of the inaeld,
and Lieut.. Denny was right behind in making
remarkable stops. They killed no less than
four base hits at times when such strokes
meant runs. All that Herman did to one Of
the last balls Duryea pitched was to smash
il on a line to right 1t passed Nicol like
q vestibueL limited, and when Mo tagged it
the runner was On third .Glasscock sent him
~ with a corker which kirol stopped on the
edge OF the seats. On Hornung''s sacrifice
Glascock ran ali the way TO third. Denny sent
beard little one. and Gascock was collared
on the line He wouldn't surrender. and made
q game run for third and lie REACHED it safely
by the grace OF Marrs mutf. He scored on
Burkett's sacrifice and Denny also came In
while Beard was juggling !Ienrys. grounder.
This was tho beginning, and was a fair sample
OF what followed. The score:
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(P. ~. ?, BOSTON tr. r.). o.

Tvobayo hi,-Stovey. Three base hit-King sacri.
fee hits-BoyIo Farrell Bastian stolen oases-pnny.
ON bails-Dunv. Farrell. Bastlan Boye Nash. Quinn,
Broulhers Struck out-Radhourn RICHARDSON CIV
ton T. Time-i55 umpires-Gafney and Barnea
AtteudAnce-sM
PHILADELPHIA tr. I-}, 7; BUFFALO. (P. Ll
Bcrrna June 27-The Philadelphia (P. IL Club won
he
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PhiladeIph,a ..,.' ............2 o / 0 y -
Earned runs Philadelphia 2. Two base hts-wisa
Rowe Home ns-hiigan, Cross. struck out-By
iIaiIock / by knell 1. BaseH balls-By lIAddock,
9; BY Kne y Sneri1re htsrsh'n9Is =: M1Iysy.
piays-wise White. aud Irwin. MulveY, llckett and
fArrAr, Grinin anu Niligan Wood and Miligan. Left
on bases-BuiIa.o I, Philadelphia, Wild pitches
IiadioGk, l. Time-l:t5. cmpires-FeTEusOn and
Ho6ert AttenGRnce-52E
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iEAERsI rIn1fInrI!SPnLEh BosLoI woDnSO
HsekeT stolen haSs-oraue, Double plAys-Roat La
rogue Decker LArolne, Decker. bases on bAlls.sup
SsStIDecHSer berger frame. IISTdis sacrineS hits
0etEsin Lett on hases-fttsburRh- . Boston, g fine
tItQ UmpIe-2aGhRFaA AttendRnce-5OQ
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EhFned Uns-UTeVoIand p FhiTnleInhia !. Two laBe
htS-Himmer, Mayor Ihree'bRse ht-liamilton. Stolen
pIIseSr' enc, nhinl.tohi htnSk 0ItIbS beItl ~
BY vicNery Double piGYs-Myers and MoGnuey;
Mayer and Allen sacrifice hitsveach, Beatin. Thomp.
son. lit by pitchsr-Giks VIA pitches-Vickrry 3;
hethn, !. Tine-l:35. CmpiTo-POwsrs. Attendance
BOSTON IL. ~, 7; PITTSBURGH (N. ~ {.
PrTrBuRGH, June 27-Old Miss Fortune seems to no
stuck the Pittsburgh National League team, at least
the cranky old maid has her clutches on the boys and
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Runs carncd-st Louie r; Lou1vlllo 2 Two-ba
hts-Auuyan, Ramsey, Hamburg Tomney. Three
base htF-l,lggIn. Home IunstT7tHmpAu, shinniof
man. DHnes struck out By Ramsey BY Goodaii i;
BY MeakiT Passed bal-kyan. Wild pitches
Ramsey, y; GoodnIL |; Asakin, L. bases stolen
Mccarthy. Hamburg, AeAkin. TimS-Two hourA I'm.
piEe-kerInA Aueudance-753.
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s'T . s1 TI n 80 s "a STHS g 4;
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NosQrITu FItET-couusE Al xrIrs-PRrzKs
sLyKR.
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EARNED run-SyrACnSe, Two. base hlt-T O ROnrke.
Threr base it-Mattimors Stolen baaes- McQusry a.
ShlLS; 1,Rourke, ,La,ly e., Double pIays,Mc
and MiQusry Gerhards and GBrien Bases on balls
-Proesser ChillS T O'ROurke, ACQuery. Daily o Brirn
a. Petit Hi by pitched ball-Wright Childs Simon,
Gerh rot. BoweG Toy StrgGs opt-McLaughn,
MORRISON /; baltimore, =, Time-Two hours Empire
-DOescher.
ST LOUIS, June THE Browns continued their good
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/, III Jersey City q. Two.
ThToe'0ABO hlts-keay,
ome runS-stsin, RousSet.
81 jersey CITY. 2 O0RhlA
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TOLEDO Juno aL-TOledo lost Its third cousec utive
game TO Columbus to day. The score:

Earned Tuns-TOledo, Il Columbus, 3 TwO.base hits
Sage McTRmdny Esterday. Three base hts-SwArtwOOI
Johnson ~ stolGn 6pses-SSwsrtwood %, schslDrck
Nicholson; Esterday, LeheGe, and Reilly. bases on
balls-Oh CushmIn, 2, On kuaIEs struck out-BY
CushmAn. q By knauss ,, I!me-2 hours Umpire
Emslle. 1IteudauCe-l'U.
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nnas Hail ma Fonlhu,,

A. RidgewcOd tomorrow. RiHgewOod Va Meta, 3 30
VI. Longtelows vs. taledoniRnA . r. NJ rs Cents
boys 10 cenlA-Adr.
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-sMttI TIi ee h"se nits-IGnIison. Wash sacrifice
hits Sullivan, Walsh lIYdgnaI stolen eases-MGD ID
Newark, q; Hartford. l. Lett on bases Newark IL;
Hartford T. Bases on errors-Newar@, :; nMrti9.u; l.
smith, Mcpernott, and Fields t2). mny and MoDsr
mott Forster. Moore and Thesnn i2). Ine-i;J1 l IN
pire-CUrcOran. AttOndAnce-'tUu.
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E EESosiym ID
Earned runs-Cleveland, I: Brooklyn g. Two base
lone runs Tebeau. Andrews; stolen bAses,seery.
sScrnce hits-BrowuinR Radford Seery, Joyce. Bases
on bas-By o. Brion, !; BY SowlerS Hit by pitcher
S"cry Time-l.ij. Umpires-hatthews and Leach.
Attendance 30.
CHICAGO (P. ~. ?; BOSTON r. ~ o.
CHICAGO Jun" 27It pitchers battle at Brother.
hood Park to. day. The
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plsy-Brady and oulnn. Bases on ballsnWilmngton n
Jsrsoy tity, pt by Eitehsd 6eupSoWSs sSyl. X ~
NeBovd wild htch-Kelley Sacrifice hthnCarI
a. Time-2 oj tmpire-Naenhne AHeh'N"'o
wv BALTIMORE IS; woRcRsrEs,5 s.
BALTIMORE Juns q7.-Batimore defeated the "or'e''
L. in-lnY The AcuTo!
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nasr lnII. kew FoIo arounas.

Meronu.ile championship gains-Hill BrothfJs VS.
NHrkr uCarhA,t. Rltu day June - $3.50 T.. NJ. Ad.
mt's OIL IS cents -Idf.
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The Atlantic Association

HILhISGION H.; JERsFY CITY, IS
WILMINGTON, juno II Tho WmtngtonU won from
LhO Jersey Ciys hero TO day. Score
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AT RscTsslion Ground Long Island City, temoEroH,
lao-Adn
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WA,uiSG1os. June 27.-The WashinHtons vef
,nnoh nnrsn IN daV Tho ncOra;


Earned runs-wAshIngton, ]; New Haven, o. Two
base its-iioiord Lang, Cahi 1aIly Three base hit
Riddle Home run-LAlly. Double plaI-Cahi Lang SS
and k-First base balis-Bader l2h iyncn'
Philips i'll, Vent, Gleason. stolen bssesIbnass'
Jordan Cahill Lang First base on errors-heM raven
2 Left on bases washington. IL New Haven %
Struck out-By Dorian 9; by Phillips Time OF game
-l.3U Umpire. Kelly. Attendance, LIN.
EEwARK 3; HLErVORD
NEWARK June 27-For eleven inninRs the Newarks
batted against the hartford aggregation today beote
thew are able to cliuCh victory. The sCoref
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The American Association
PROoELTN.

.
SYRACUSE June g7.-Pitcher Morrison came within an
ace " throwing away this mornings ball game The
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Earned runs-Baltimora a. Worcester TT9b base
hIts-SUmmeT Mack. Gunasso. llome run hteuiEy,
First base on errors Baltimore, u Worohter' IN
base on bais-BaltimoEe 9: Morcesster itsBai
timors g. Worcester, !. Struck out,Ry BAKER s,.oa
STAFFORD l. Double pmy-MHck and Pownr. IhSou
baii-Townsend. Wild pitches-Baker / stsnorul
Rtolsn basea-Baltimere, a Worceher !. CpPpe-""
lone. TIms-2 81. Attendance-l,SUo
INV HAVEN 10; WAsniNGToS, q
wNaiNG1oN June 27..Ihe wsshingtons were uhS'''
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WHAT ATHLETES WILL DO TO-DAY.

rho perl,eley Athletic Club viii hold an athicuo
,ur,.ment 10 day at Berkeley oval, MOTIFS Dooh'
o,,, ,,il he several trials against the rtord Dy d
,',hor NJ bicycle men. W. ". Windlc, b. A. Co. VIII
.,,or 10 break the one mile ordinary A. H. hIch'
u G. Will attempt % break the Two mic oui'"'S
.ooord and George NJ. lIcndcc NJ. A. G., may attempt
=. ,oa, the mile safety" record, he'd by hlhiscn'
rho cricket match viii be the second day game W
.o tho Winnipeg cricket team--a go0d lou oI
,re tbonph not the champions OF Canada-aiio inc
porio,ev eleven large attendance Is expected anu
ood davis sport assured If the weather be hvoraolc'
match 10 begin at ii a. III -, .,o,. ,,o
I,ho oiovcn Of the Amateur League VIII play inc
u.rotI,on Cricket Club team in Central PaIk III uo
afternoon , A., ,,,ronouton
c,oro, teapue will also play game OF cricket at
Central park i'm the afternoon
GOOD match will take place at Prospect ParK nc
.,, ,h strong teams Of the Manhattan and New-iork
Cricket Clubs. The game will start at p m
rhn Kings County eleven will play cricket maNh
,,u ,,n otoyen of the NcwJcrsey Athletic Club, ais"
al prospoct Park beginning at = p m
The nostponed four Dared gig race OF the Ohi'o boa'
CIub will come of to-day OH the Harlem hiVer' oP
posite the Dauntless Clubs ooaVH'u'' AA'
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GRAIN md PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATrREs OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.


Tho natural dulncss I'm the wheat market Of Jac was
added 70 somcva lat by The restrictions yesterday upon
+oIcyr,thc service through tho Western Union hrr'
TIA. record Of trading I'm options fell 10 about 22oo"op
,sbols The charat ter Of Ia" Operations VA, lo' Al
and professional aud times interval, u entire qnlet
,,crc suffered The tendency Of value, was upward
n-ivato cable, being firm and unsettled weather beng
rcpor;ed from abroad The crop reports IRON 'e
west we're also OF bullish nature The bears III JIM
OPTIONS covered freely and advanced the price .
cents. a sharp reaction the end left the net gam
., = cent AT 90 4 The other months clo'a!
. sa1 . cent higher 90 81 for August and 3cptcm
Ler ard % 81 cents for December. ON the curb
Aucust and September sold at 80 and December at
10 cb cheat advanced Iod3i cent. Exporters took
40 900 bushels and there were sac' OF 2iO" bu>c' 10
I'M. corn market stronger, largely In sympi'l.,
win wheat and oats. and the tclcG1phlc rp0r, 81
,.,.i,nc rains in the producing region" faIch 70
actvc and ended az net gains u "a cent At III -
1nr TulV "a * for August. 40 Il for 9epcHiFI hl!
AZ a cents for October Cash corn was "a J-o cent
higher with so 900 bushels taken by shippers r,
The oats market exhibited aggressive Strength. nc
r.ceipts are moderate while stocks are small ana IN
low hands thus lending decided support % inc Nc,yIn
combination which is said 10 be manipulating Ib mar
Lct There was an advance OF la ! % cents III rPN
i(ts Int the export demand stoplyd. JuN uP'i"ns.
naturally felt the effect Of the cash rise ana cidH ~
nct cain OF Ii cents August closed up - az
az and September al 30 2 and October al j" " .
,,,ufs were IS cent higher. -, H.
Thcro were sale, Of 300 tcrrcS OF spot Elu 10
Cnrr. The options responded and closed At net
~ ~ M . p1iut, a. follows: July. 81 10 August
ssi12; september. go 20; OCTOBER ." "o' Dc'o'''''
~,
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VIII be as follows Dauntless-Bert Lcvien, bow; -
Frank Council; 3. II. w. Walter; stroke. Charles Con
nell, and coXswain, J. Duff Staten lsland-H. w.
Jansen. bow =, G. F. Hart 3, Redmond Conyngham {;
stroke +. G.. Jansen, and cOXswaln ). La Due.
Nassau-F Nllmar, bow; ., 5. G. Carr; g. L. A. Legln
stroke, \. Il. Wilson, and coxswain, +. d. Sherry.
New-fork Athletic-E. W. Knickerbockcr. bow ..
F. J. lanbod ., f. J. Ladlaw stroke, E. j. Giannni,
and coXsWain ID. >. Smyh.
Inc Manhattan Athletic Club games, scheduled 70
take place to-day, on their grounds have been
postponed.
. The NewYork Canoe Clubs regatta will be held In
The afternoon at StapetOn > l.. of the clubs boat
house.
some of the crack wheclmcn OF the New-lork
Bicycle Club Will participate In tOday's hvcmile race
over the KingSbrtdge road.
one OF the club runs mapped ont by Captain tuller'
OF the brooklyn Bicycle Club for the month OF July
will take place to-day. The run will be from the
clubhouse to Canarse, l.. ].
Charles kluge, Of the Hudson County Wheelmen, Is
billed to attempt a record breaking ride on the Miburn
course to-day
Entries for the Irish Athletic Clubs games Which
take place at Jones's Wood July 90 close today
with VI. F. lIackctt No. SD second ave, or J.. /.
Sutton, Nos. sol and SOB broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-19
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July l. (,pcoiaD.-Ihe wheat oats anu
corn markets were all strong to-day. Wheat was not
particularly active but corn and oats were inc 'cHu's
., animated trad and heavy business Wheat cio'eu
-. ~ dvance NJ . 4 cent corn gained about - cent,
,d o,ts advanced - cent the August dcIi'cN
"a cent on september and cent on Jnly me tio>s
Or ccs were sept 'mbcr wheat, ~ 10 ems -"
ru Il. >. cents, sellers and september o1t', :" . >
cents For - considerable tine after tht optlnS,
me lack Of the usual telcT1phC facilities Wli'n o we
w, ia 9, tho hurling of the Western Union olcc'
-, Tcy York made business dull In All the PIT. IfHn
Ing picked up later, however. Colonel houscrH, Ia
,c,nnIls /. reported Ia have csiinhied Ic pIo'lc
rimg Ieat crop II Minnesota aud the DaA'a, a. n0e t
cvc cd - O OOJ bus he s. a against TN l. ooVo 80
,,rrhot' IN II : 600 600 bishc, estimated by W H.
Rn"sc Thc shortcrop theorists carried the Cm,agp
49, nuLIic with Them % day The receipts nero
mi ,.I1hty Two cars, Of which city i've were new.
,Tbn onenInr for the september delivery wa, - -
ant and closed al - 4. In corn the bhlIs WcIN
III smcccsshl I'm again closing the market higher
Vessels we're chartered here for 2sl 900 bgsnfl,'
Receipts 4s2 cars september opened AT ,s,s a.
a. So May closed at Al 81.