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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
FINANCIAI..

NEW YORK. Dec. 3. noon.-Stocks ope ned
quiet AM weak Money easy at sG6 per cent
Exchange long, 81 s0GI4 S017 short, 81 64l.QJ
34X. Government bonds neglected State
bonds dull but steady.
Following were the p. m. stock quotations:
Erie. .............. 1874 RichIn'd & W. Pr.
CHICAGO 4 North. l0l14 Terminal 49,. 1914
Lake Shore. .......104h Western Union ?531
300 p. III. Exchange closed weak but active
at -islGg$485. Money closed easy ut 4Ggt
per cent, last loan at per cent. Su6-TreasurJ
balances-Coin, S14i, C5z.0J1; currency. SI,unI
90. Government bonds dull bus steady; -four
per cents 131@; four and II half per cents 1913
State bonds entirely neglected.
the stock market to-day continued fcversh
and weak, with no change ia it's temper until
toward the close. wien a moderate rally was
had, which brought a few stocks I'D to and
above the level of last nights figures Union
Pacific was very weak in the early tradiny and
a selling order of a. least 1000 shares IL be
lieved 10 have been executed, but at a decline
of II per cent. Buying orders appeared and
stocks was let alons by the bears for the re.
mainder of the day. Liquidation Of Northern
Pacific preferred next attracted the attention
of the bears, and that stock was sold down over
9 per cent. before the movement was che :Eed.
Louisville and Nashville was the next TO suffer
but traders after thai took the buying side aud
being inclined 20 look for rally. prices showed
u material Improvement in the last two hours
The market closed firm under this stimulus,
with prices generally only slightly lower than
those of last evening The sales of listed stocks
were Isl, 900 shares. unlisted 5000.
The following were the closing quotations OF
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Stock on baud and
on shipOo ar d


on shipoo ard
Dec 5. 1899 . 1905 ss.4is I4494 3.i4j
BAcoN-Market lower: fair demand The
Board OF Trade quotations are as follows
Smoked clear rib sides, &c; shoulders
SIC; dry sailed clear rib sides, size; long clear
&c; bellies SIC; shoulders, 53sc; hams, l2c.
BAGGING AND TIEs-The market is steady and
demand moderate. Jute bagging, pm, 814d SIC
n, 74QD711c; 114Tt, 61sG16s4c, according &c
brand and quantity sea island bagging at 1870
pine straw. pa d, 10L3c. Iron Ties-large
lots, 81 IS; smaller lots, 81 4001 80 Bagging
and ties IN retail lots fraction higher.
BCrTER-Markets steady fair demand Goshen,
20022c; gilt edge, 2sD25c; creamery, 250s7c.
CABBAGE-Northern, &c.
CHEESE Market steady; fair demand; ia
121Sc.
CoFFEE-Market dull and lower. Feaberry,
23c: fancy, 22c choice 2I1zc; prime. dc; good,
2034c; fair, 20l1c; ordinary, 1870; common, ice.
DRIED FEUIT-APples, evaporated, l6c; com-
mon 1101i2c. Peaches, peeled, 2oc; unpeeled,
l0c. Currants, 0I617c. Citron. zoe. Dried
apricots, pic.
DRY GooDs-The market is firm good de-
mand Prints, 4t96Ixc; Georgia brown shi-ttng,
81, 415c: 10 do. 514c: ~ brown sheeting. 64c;
white osnaburgs, 819NS54c; checks 5Q1i16c;
yarns, 9oc Tor the best makes: brown drilling.
61SGsc.
Mackerel, No. 3, halt barrels. nominals.
81 O0@loO0 No. .. $40 Oo@1e 90. Herring,
No. j, &c; scaled. &c; Cod, 60sc. mulet,
0alI DdTfclS. % W.
FRuIr-Lemons- demand. Messina.
s. 2561b so. Oranges. Florida 81 1913 q per
box
FLouR-llarket very weak. New wheat: Extra.
81 40@4 80; family, 81 9OQ5 49, fancy $500
so; patent s. S0G15 90; choice patent, S600l
10: spring wheat. best 80 250t6 40.
GRAIN-C orn-Market steady; white corn. re-
tail lots, iSc; job lots ,75c; carload lots, 74c;
mixed corn, retail lots Job lots. &c; carload
lotS rae Oats-Petail lots &c; job lots.
Coo: carload lots, 5Sc. Bran. Retail lots 81 50;
job lots, Al 30: carload lots, 81 Is. Meai-Peari,
per barrel. % 90; per sack. 81 70: city ground,
81 s. Pearl grits per barrel, 81 30; per sack,
& 70; city grits, 81 co per sack
HAY-Market steady. Western, in rel all lots,
g. 90. job lots. 90c; colored lots. Sc. North
ern, none. Eastern. retail lots. 81 90; job lots,
9Oc: carload lots. Sc.
HIDES. Wool. ETC. --llides-Aarketv very weak
receipts light: dry flint 7c saltsd &c; dry
butcher. &C. Wool Market nominal; nothing
Offering. Wax. 22c. Taow. 39fc Deersxns.
flint, &c shted &c. otter skies. JcDSs J
fRoE Market very steady; swede, 84D9c'
refined. zs6c.
L1nD-AArket firm; 10 tierces, &C.; ,ob tins
6lsc.
Lnr C4lomEo PL4srsa Aso cEacT Ala
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New York Market Review.
Reported byG. S. Palmer, 1853 Rsade 81. N
HOyL

heported on u. y. Fntnler, lbb Redde ST.. , Mem
YORK.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3.-Receipts OF orauPes are
in excess Of the present demand from the fact
that much of the fruit Is yet too green. and
only certain lines Will suit the fine trade that
calls for wcll-rpened fruit Fancy brights, SO
lected sizes selling 81 IS; mixed counts and
lines 81 i5Ut3 90 aud inferior grades So 25G2 80;
Tangerinas S5@6; Mandarins 81 60GDi 30
Lemons, foreign In liberal supply, and Floridas
selling from Ss.50G3 30 per box.
VEGETABLES The quality and condition Of
present arrivals are very irregular, and prices
show a wido range. Egg plant from 81 506p6 90
per barrel crate string beans So 0OlD8 30 per box
crate cucumbers 81 e59I9 20. tomatoes in good
demand at 50 506ti 90 for fancy rioe stock
New YoRK, Dec 5.-Now FLORIDA vegetables
in ,mand at advanced prices String beans,
81 5O@4 10. Tomatoes IS O065 90. Cucum-
bers. 50 006E3U. Egg plants. So O003 10 for
barrel crates. Oranges were steady, fancy,
81 0O@S so; medium, 81 O06D2 60
g. 4 PALMER
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship Kansas city. Kemptop, New York
20 Anderson.
Steamship CITY Of Macon. Lewis. Boston--C
q Anderson.
Bari; Pohona lBrl, Dob, Rouen-A Minis
Sons.
Dahl y CO.
Bark Finland Rus, Alender, Liverpool
StraGhan & Go.
Bark " II ueitz Wakely. Philadelphia
a Roberts d Co.
Schr STANDARD, Dram, New York-Jos A Rob
erls x Go.
Schr Nellie r Morse, Baker. Daren. IN ballast,
10 load for Bath, he-JoS Roberta p Co.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Advance, Myers. Augusta aud way
landngs--J q, Medlock Agt.
Steamer Bellevue. Baldwin. Beaufort, Port
Royal and BIuffton--W r Gibson. Agt.
steamer Farmer, Usna. fernandna aud
BrunswlcK-C Williams Agt.
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamship Kansas City, New York.
Steamship City of Macon. Boston.
Steamship Norfolk lBrl, Liverpool
Bark Giama pOrtl OportO.
Schr STANDARD, New York.
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Total visible supply eG4, oil 2.66s 701
The imports into Continental ports this week
have been ID, 900 bales
The above figures Indicate an increase in ths
cotton in sight TO date OF 195, $40 bales as com
pared with the same date of 1889, an increase of
500 100 bales as compared with the correspond
ng date of 1888. and IAN increase OF 52053 Dales
as compared with 1887.
INDIA CorroN MOVEMENT FROM ALL PoRTs.-
The receipts and shipments of cotton at Bonn
bay have been as follows for the week and
year, bringing the figures down to Nov u:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Kansas City for NeN York -
DIR A u Pope. MISS NJ Avery. VI ; Baldwin, Rev
Miss Rieser. : j Johnson. A McGregor l. + ]
Graner. Or VIM ) O'BVrne.
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Notices 10 mariners pilot charts aud all uautl.
collaboration VIII be- furnished masters % YES.
seis free Of charge at the United States Hydro.
graphic ofiics IN the Custom House Captains
are requested 10 call a. the ONCE.
Iaggr 4 A SHEEsAE.
ia charge iiydroxfaulAr Etafloa
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY MARKET-Money is very stringent.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Market quiet and steady.
The banks and bankers are buying at IA per cent.
discount Selling at II per cent. discount TO par.
FOREIGN ExCHAEsE--rhe market is nominal.
Owing TO the uncertain outlook il il impossible
to give correct quotations.
SECURIrIEs-Th market is very dull, with a
decided dropping tendency. Some securities
are very irregular.
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VISIBLE SUPPLY OF CorToN.-The visible sup
ply of cotton, as made up by cable and
telegraph 20 the FiN0nciGl Clsronicle is as fol
lows; The contine ntal stocks, as we'll as those
for Great Britain and the afioat, are this weeks
returns, and consequently all thu European fig
ures are brought down to Thursday evening.
But to make the totals the complete figures
for Nov 2s we add the item Of exports from the
United States, including i'll IL the exports of
Friday only
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Steamship Crown [Brh Tindle, baltimore, in
balIast-StrAchan s. Co.
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NAVAL SroREs.-rhe receipts last week we're
4,649 barrels spirits turpentine and 1856
barrels rJsin The exports were 537 bar
relS spirits turpentine and 3.SS2 barrels rosn
moving as follows: To New York. 403 barrels
spirits turpentine and $40 barrels rosin; to the
interior, IS barrels rosin; Baltimore, 25s2 bar
rels rosin and Is barrels spirits turDentine: to
Boston, 80 barrels spirits turpentine ana 200 bar
rels rosin- The following are the Board of Trade
quotations: iRosin-A, b, and D., 81 %, Z
81 20, 81 20, g 81 10. II 81 90. 50 90. X 80 10,
NJ 81 %, So 50, window glass. 81 90, water
white, 81 so. Spirits turpentine. BIC.
RECEIPTS. SHIPMENTS AND Srooks FROM APRIL,
1890, TO DATE. AND TO THE CORRESPONDING
DATE LAST YEAR:
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Mil timber 81 below these figures
FREIGHTS.


FREIGHTS.
LunsER-Co astwlse-The is a surplus OF Of
tering tonnage, and market is dull and
weaS Rates are: For Baltimore, 81 80
% %, according to dispatch in loading;
Philadelphia. SIS co. New York S. so
and wharfage: Sound ports and Boston,
s.. 5o@6 90. From e5056c. is paid yes
sells hers for shifting to load al nearby
ports. Timber. 5oc0Sl higher than lnm-
Der rates. t. the West Indies and Wind
ward, nominal; to Rosario. SIS 00@lJ 90; to
Buenos Ayres or Montevideo, SIG O0,Ql6 so; TO
Rio Janeiro, Sl6 90: to Spanish and Mediterra.
mean ports, Si4 90; to tn, United Kingdom for
orders, nominal for timber, IS standard;
Lumbar, s.. Steam-ro New York. g. 90: to
Philadelphis, s. 90; to Boston, SIS %: to Bsltl-
more. Sc So
NAVAL SioREs-Market is dull. Foreigl-- Cork
etc, for orders small spot vessels roSin, "a flSd
and 81 l0l9d to arrive, IS ia and Is 1881:
spirits, Adriatic. rosin, IS: Genoa, IS nd Sou
America, rosin, SOC DER barrel of $50 pounds
Coastwise-SteamTo Boston, lie DER 100 rs
on roSin, 9oc on spirits; to New York, rosiu,
71pc per 100 Ds; spirits, soc; to Philadelphia,
rosin, NC per 100 ms; spirits Soc 10 Baltimore,
rosin, BOZ: spirits. zoe. Coastwise quiet
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STOCKS AND BONDS
State Bonds Bid. asked.
Georgia 31a per cent. bonds 102 103
New Georgia 3l1 per cent bonds. lli19 ll6H
Georgia Smiths, maturity 1895. ia 1i5
CaV Bonds
Atlanta per cent ............... 100 ia
Atlanta per cent ............... IL lis
Augusta per cent. .............. 1Oj 1l2x
Augusta per cent. .............. ITO III
Columbus per cent. .-........... l04 1885
Macon per cent ..............,. 1l5 lib
New Savannah per cent quar-
teriy, January ............ -. tOaJ@ 1914
New Savannah per cant quar-
terly, February coupons. go. 1921 lO3l4
Railroad bonds
Savannah, Florida and Western
Railroad general mortgage
bonds, per cent interest cou-
pons .................... 100 III
Atlantic and Gulf first mortgage
consolidated per cent coupons
January and July, maturity
1877 sssss.ss+ss sssssss.ss luS ll%
Central consolidated mortgage
per cent coupons January and
July. maturity 1898. ..... 90. iOsA iOi
Central Railroad and BANKING
Company collateral, gold -. "
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Leadlng f1tu-es range as follows:
Opening n Snest. Closing.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 5.--Flouf active; Howard
street and western supernns g 00n3 40;
mills, RIO brands extra. 81 O)A5 90 Wheat
Southern firm; Fulz. 9fAsyc; Longbsrry,
IQb9sc; western drmef: No. winter red, on
eru firm: white, nov. bfDSse; yellow. new,
sffth -: western firm.
CIzciFsArf, De-. 5-.Ilour Easy. unchanged
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Slrena Aus, Cosulich. Trinidad in bal.
last-Chr Dahl 4 Co
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. Dse
81 oois rosin, bb.s spirits turpentins crate
pictures. cases shoes, { cars wood, Dbl herro
me cases cigars. odis bedding > r,Ious I
cask hardware, nest trunks. car emmy mi.
box potatoes. - bales waste bale blIrians
u boxes tobacco. % caddies tobacco ~ eaan.
tine 1855 sS'a-
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Dec 5-l.5JS bales cotton I.9.3 bits rosIr as
Obls spirits turpentne, 3s3 pkgs mdse , carr
cars wood 30 cars lumber. - boxes hIas
ohlS vegetables, 1921 boxes fruit. cars cal
S3 bhls fruit eON''
Per Central Railroad. Dec 5-s.sf7 balaS cot.
Ton % bhls spirits turpentiue. sos bb rosir
w bales domesttcs, bale hides % bbis OH an
tons p'S iron. cars COAL pkgs vezetab es a
cases eggs, bhls syrup bbls whisky. 81 mn
STOCK, = pkSs hardware % bales paper sts,cs ,
cars cement, 1872 pigs mdss. Is psgs fur3iture
q cas- lumbar, 1913 lbs bacon
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SAruRpAY. Dec 0, lsDO.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIVA Lawrence, Snow. Baltimore
" 2uorard. Agt.
Steamer Farmer. Uslnn. Fernandua and
Brunswick g Williams, ARt
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MOVEMENT OF CorroN AT INTERIOR POINTS
giving receipts and shipments for the week end
ing Dec. 5, 1890, and stock on hand tonight
and for the same time last year:
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LIVERPOOL. Dec 3. noon. Cotton firm
and In fair demand: ADercan middling 516d (;
sales IL 900 bales American 40 bales; sDocu-
lation aad export 1905 bales; receipts 400
bales "A uericln ,. 800.
Futures A nsncan m q ilinR. low milling
clau@e December delivery ID: December and
January delivery 3 9Gta: January and Feb
riiary delivery ls6tGL5 i5-Gf6bS ~ -64Qh5 f5-6ld
February and March delivery il-GiGLs ls-3flL
5 70 6iQts isSd: March aud April delivery
3 2O-B4da5 2isfItj 2s6iGI5 2i-Std; April and
May delivery 22siQb5 2i-J41: bay aud June
delivery "a Gt0,5 25-6flt - SD; Juno aud Jaly
b 7-sls: July aud August delivery 52j6gIx
o gsStgt5 5000 - 5l15 1854 Futures barely
steady.
roe tenders u deliveries =, to-isy's elearisks
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A'-O COTTON STATEMENT FOR THE WEEK
..c.i.. Ending DEC 5. 800.
I'D ,S al all l. S. ports this week 24e.Os5
''-tffs s's. sstsssss+.ssssss rffsNs'
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THE MORNING NEWS: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. 1890

oama and Georgia lime in fair demand and sell.
ing az u . per barrel; bulk and carload l9,s
special; calcined plaster. So . per barrel; hair
s1Sc; Rosendale cement. 81 soGl 50; Portland
Portland. 81 $50
LIeUoRs-Firmer Whisky per gallon. rec-
timed, d go p according 70 proof choice
blended & Ooa5 co. winesSDomest ioS so ~
sherry. cstaypa. low grades, 60ns5c; fiRs
grades, 81 OeGe 30; California, ight. muscatel
ana angelica, 81 SOL IS.
50 IS; ID and sd So as: Cd, 81 IS: sd. s. 40:
Iod. s. 81; lsd. 81 30: sol s. y; 5OI to sod
g IS; 2Dd, So 50; 4cd g. ~.
NUTs-Almonds, Tarragona, is9SOc: Ivicas,
Ioe9lsc; walnuts, French, l5c; Naples. l6c
pecans, lie; Brazil, l6c; hlberts. l2lSc; cocoa.
nuts, Barracoa, 81 OO14 20 per 100; assorted
nuts, cO-io and @5-b boxes, $50 lie per y.
olLs-Msrket steady demand fair. sigma
s0150c; West Virginia block, l0Dlsc; lard, Sc;
Kerosene, lie; neatsfoot, 6ol7c; machinery,
lSsG2Sc; linseed. raw. 66c; boiled. 6Ac; mineral
seal, lSc;homelight 14c; guardian. lie.
40 oSNIoSs.Firm; Northern reds. per barrel,
g SSSt3 50; Northern yellow. per barrel, 81 %
9S 80; per crate. 81 IS al .: Spanish cases,
SO 1914 %; crates, 81 10
PorAToss-New York. barrels, 81 -.
Ssor-Drop, 81 50: buck 81 81.
SUGAR-The markell steady. Cut ioafs slsc;
cubes, os4c; powdered. csc; granulatei csc;
confectioners, 6tac: standard A, CSC; Off 4
NC; white extra c, &c; golden c, 5}4c; yellow,
SALr-rhe demand Is moderate and market
quiet. Carload lots. 65c, +. o. b.; JOB lots, $50
Soc.
SYRuP-Florids and Georgia. 2492Sc; market
quiet for sugarhouse at 400 soc; Cuba straight
goods, Sl032c; sugarhouse molasses. tSG2 soc
TOBACCO Market very firm. Smoking, domes-
tic, 22l scQl 81 90; chewing common. SQUAD, q
q DC; tar 2ssI 25c; good $50 &c; bright 500
ooc; nne fancy. 10000; extra fine, 81 0051i IS;
bright navieS, 221o45c.
LuMBER-The market is fairly active particu-
larry for the larger sizes. There il still compar-
alive dearth Of orders for smaller sizes and easy
saving, although there has been some improve
medt IN this particular since last report. We
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Sea IsIands-The receipts by factors
for the week up to 4 p. IN. were
1874 bags and III bags of through
cottons. The exports were $3.50 bags, distributed
as follows: To Liverpool 8, 324 bags, to northern
mills $50 bags The total sales were l. 22S bags
The week opened with factors firm holders at
quotations. but the nominal condition of
foreign exchange caused the market to rule
rather irregular while the tekings for the week
we're not in proportion to the large receipts.
and has caused the stock TO accumulate some
what The market closed quiet and easier,
though not ouokahly lower.
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THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT SHOWS THE NET RE-
CEIPrs AT ALL PORTS FOR THE WEEK ENDING
DEC. AND NOV. %, AND FOR THIS WEEK
yuAp
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-04
NORTHWESTERN STORMS
TERRIFIC HAIL IN MINNESOTA AND
DAKOTA.
A Large Section of Coutry Devastated.
Windows Broken, Crops Destroyed and
Hogs and Poultry Killed.

New RIcHLAND, Mimi, August 3.-A
most terrific wind and hail storm visited
this section this forenoon. The win
dows on the west and north side of
every building in this village, and for
miles to either side in the country, are
broken. The storm covered an area of
about forty miles wide and ten miles
long. All uncut grain in its path is
total loss. The loss is estimated at
from $4,000 to 100000. Hogs were
killed and hundreds of chickens per-
ished. In some instances pieces of ice
were driven with such force as to pierce
through the roofs of buildings.
Sioux FALLS, S. d., August ga Sc
we're hailstorm visited this vicinity this
morning. 1t lasted about five minutes,
but did $4,000 or$15, 900 damages in the
city in the way OF broken windows and
injury to trees and shrubbery. The
new court house suffered the great
est damage, over one hundred panes of
glass being broken. In the north
central portions of the city the hail
stones ran to the size of mans fist,
while in the southern portion they were
not larger than in inch in diameter, Re-
ports from the outside show that the
track of the storm was about forty miles
wide, from Beaver creek to Salem. The
damage to small grain will be compare
lively slight, as most Of it was in shook,
but corn was stripped of it's leaves.
WINoNA, Minn., August 3.--A heavy
wind storm struck this city this after
noon, accompanied by rain. Shade
trees, awnings and signs were blown
down. The iron roof of the Porter
Touring mill was torn out, and consider
able other damage done.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-04
SUNDAY BALL GAMES.
Police Prevent Playing at Buffalo and
Syracuse.

oyFdCuSes
BUFFALO, August 3.-The St. Louis
Rochester game was to be played here
today, but the police interfered, COM
pelling the players to desist. Nearly
1000 people had assembled, and consid-
cradle uproar ensued. Several arrests
were made.
SYRACUSE, August 3.-As the police
had notified the Syracuse and Louisville
clubs that the American Associa ton
game could not be played today, the
Louisville club left for home.
COLUMBUS, August 3.-Columbus, 8;
Athletics. Z.
New YORK, August 3.-Brooklyn, 2;
Toledo, g..
Sacramento and Stockton.
STOCKTON, August 3.-Sacramento de-
feated Stockton here again today. The
game was interesting, and up to the
ninth innings stood to 2 in favor of the
home team. In their last inning the
senators made two runs and won the
game.
Score-Stockton, 3; Sacramento, 4.
SACRAMENTO, August 3.-Sacramento
and Stockton gave one of the prettiest
exhibitions Of baseball this afternoon
that has been seen for some time.
Hitting was light, as both pitchers were
effective. The score was tied in the
seventh innings and both goose-eggs in
Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-04

Owing to the present unsettled condi-
tions of affairs in Samoa, and the ap-
parent slight probabilities of any imme-
diate action on the part of the three
powers, it is believed here that trouble
is imminent. Whether or not this
trouble will reach the proportions of
another civil war, similar to the one
which was experienced two years ago, it
is at present difficult to state, but the
same indications are given now that
were manifested before the last war. It
is believed that the trouble this time
would come from the Mataafa party,
which has been gaining in strength
recently, failure OF any action on the
part OF the three powers, having tended
to shake the faith of many of Malietoa's
supporters.
Mataafa himself went to Savail, the
largest island of the group, short time
ago, and since his return it has been
learned that at least one-half the chiefs
there are in his favor. Malietoa's fol-
lowers are, of course, the strongest, and
in the event of another war, it is thought
they would be ultimately successful, but
the mere prospect of another conflict is
dreaded by all the foreign residents.
Tamesese, who was supported by the
Germans two years ago, is apparently
not engaged in any strife, and he is said
to be enlisting the sympathy, not only
of the white population, but also of the
most intelligent portion of Malietoa's
party. Unsuccessful overtures are be-
lieved to have been made to him by
Mataafa's followers.
King Malietoa and his chiefs regard
the situation so serious that they have
decided to ask the three consuls to ap-
point an adviser to the king and they
have selected William Blackjack, who
was the American consular represents
tive here during the last war, as the adj
wiser whom they desire. 1t is their in
tention to bring the matter before the
consular board in few days.
The only man-of-war at Apia now is
the United States ship Mohican. A
German ship will probably be here soon,
but information has been received that
no English war vessel will be expected
for some time.
Tradeo the islands is utterly stag
mated. The natives have eaten nearly
all the cocoanuts, and the copra crop,
which is the chief resource of the coun-
try, is likely to prove failure.