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New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
WINNERS IL THE wmEELMEN's RACES.

Nlacara Falls y. y Aug. 2sIn spit Of the threaten
ING weather and heavy track. arzd crowd was present
-, the racing grounds to-day witness the Of The
Whcemens League On account Of the mud the time was
sow The results OF the races were - follows:
one mile novice. safety-A. W. Palmer. Hamilton; ont
first; John ". Lavt, Cleveland second; time ~ 20
One mile handicap (nftcen startcrsj-S Il. Bowman.
800 oo. A. '' "'''' '''O''' -''''''' e'' , 49,. -
one mile safety, minute clnss-A. g. Harding first,
g. a Bakcr second time 8 :l3 20.
One mile safety championship Zone starter)-W. D.
Bunker time. :1J 80. 49, .
ooc milo L. a. w. championship (tvc startors)-W T.
Murphy nrst H.. G.. Anthony second umc SOC
Onc.half mile safety, open (seyen stlrtersl-i' t'
Laurie y Y \. c., nrst; r. j. Burlo Manhattan A. O''
second time, rs
One.half mile ordinary mine startcrs)-C, NJ murphy
Y T. A. c.. first \. A. zimmerman, n. j. ~ C''
second time, q :2G So
one.ouartcr mile safety, open (tcn starter.l.W =.
Gosscr N y 4. C., FIRST; II. T. Laurie second; time
40 30.
Fiye.mile ordinary, championship L. 4. W. 1.-TWO start
e,s-E C. Anthony nIst, y. H. Van Sicken scconi'
Time. % 10 40.
onc.mle tandem. open 0our startcr,)-vOn Wagner.
Ncwnort and Merrill Boston mt GO,scf and BANKER
< n l. C., second t.nc. IL 10.
Tvo.nQe tandem, l.. A. w chnnIioaship 1.-TWO start
ers1W T. Murphy and &. NJ. MLTply. Newly or@, hrst
A Uecrs and ii. II. Hutchins, Boston. second Time
u :55 80. -.
In tho team race Now.York against Chicago three New
York men were disqualified Clark ro1c against tnsdeh'
wGshin and Glhrr., OF ChlcaiO, uni came III iourh'
Itinsden Was FIRST Wnship second aud Giihers hiru'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
TO MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

=
For a cool and delightful sail down the haroor ana
an ENJOYABLE day at the races. take the masnhccn'
Steamers sandy Hook, Monmouth or st. Johns fron
pier No. g. North River foot Recorst, at D. IL a. n'
IL is and / p. m. - .
All Ean Route.-Trans leave New iorh' 100. VI
,,tor.rs :, north river s:15 o:15. rs. IL :lo
a m lc 80 special express l2 AS special express
1 special express, 80 p m. -
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

baseball nine has seldom done less TO earn us
salary than did the New.Yok League team at the POLO
Grounds yesterday.
The New-Yorkers took the lead by scoring run IN
the second inning led of with twobase hit
to right field and Iornung rc1ched first on mum by
Anson Denny hit safely past second and Bassett
scored
In the third inning the NewYorkers did some funoine
and Anson's got run and tied the score A1er
two out Carroll hit between first and second
lie did stop at first and ought to have been put out
second. Burkctt, however. threw wildly and carroll
safe. Wmot hit toward first, and as whistler
allowed the ball to pass him, Carroll scored
No made until the sixth inning, when
Chicago got four and took commanding lead An'on
led with a hit and Burns sent to first on called
balls Genayin hit safely to right field for two bases
and Anson scored After Earle struck out Uutchison
sent an easy fly to right Held. Burkctt muGed the ball
and Burns scored the error Genalvin crossed the
plate on Kttridges sacrifice and Cooney's safe hit past
Denny IIutchson home. The score was as follows
IN I ~
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
p,rppoyT MORGAN HOME AGAIN.

pierpont Morgan was a passenger on the steamship
Majestic which arrived yesterday. His yacht Cosa met
h, ON the arrival Of the vessel and nmecatcA carried
him n his country at Highland Falls on the HUDSON
no did mot visit his Office and Thursday Is his weekly
,,,d ho 1 not expected 10 his desk before to-
marrow morning. partners were unable to say "ha'
Mr. Morgan. views the Treasury policy or the silver
auestion maht be.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
THE rAMEsr SPORT OF THE SEASON AT MON
MOUTH PARK.


Moumouth's extra day extra poor. The asso-
ciation could not have prOfted largely by 1t. Inc
programme was ef the most commonplace description
With the exception Of Judge Morrow and Eric who ran
drst and second in the mile and furlong handicap
In which they had only " jim" Willams's Newcastle
TO beat the fields in all the were made up OF the
worst and cheapest selling paters that infest the
turf. No sort Of interest could be felt In such
travesy Of sport they provided Salvaor did not at
tempt Ten Broecks record because the track In no
condition for fast time and racegoers in general an
ticpated his withdrawal they quietly at home
Empty trains ran TO the track and empty ones came
back. On the 12 80 special on the Jersey Central
road which Is usually crowded to the platforms, there
were less than 200 passengers on the down trip The
total attendance could not have exceeded 800 That
nsrtaipIy s made mistake in racing yeserday'
will be found in the details which follow:
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. NON.
WINNERS AT MONMOUTH IN 1890. 800 EACH,
$1,000 ADDED SEVEN FURLoNGS on THE
STRAIGHT COURSE.
g Betting f.
@. wslbaum's ch. c: Rancocas, by Iroauois-,
g. B. Morris's b. 6. watersOn 9c,;so,aa 3 1s
@. r. Graham. br. 8. Malachi Ss;%g
Golden Gate Stables b. Louise NJ ,.;i, /. l9S %
J. T. wniiams's br. h. Tom Hood. q III 20
Tlme-1 90
Louise NJ and Malachi were prominent Tor quarter.
Then Vivid took the lead, but Rancocas came along az
steady gait Bergen sitting still and won In the easiest
possible manner by a length Vivid second zen ehsIh'
before watterson. Tom Hood was beaten OIL DrusscS
I'd Hopper and Montagu did not start - ,
SECOND RACE-SELLING SWEEPsIAhho. wv
YEAR-oLDS. els EACH. $50 ADDED OLA
TURLONGs ON THE STRAIGHT COURSE
Betting.
st. p
BevcYwyck Stables b. T. Bertha Campbell,
by King Ahonso-Vuipne, JOB ID o, a &
"a 500 NJ: Y,.5ss, tseye1,sSsn) ,ss 2-i 80
DECKER 2 9-5 8-5
l05 ..........~.....,......... (Bergen) 6-l 30
J. A. & A. H. Moffiss b. c. Two Lips, ia
(Li.flcheld) 81 z!
O. Walbsum's ch. t. Josie W.. 50 (webeD0 2o-l s-A
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
THE GLASS ALREADY TOO POWERFUL

al. c. k in answer TO 1T. H. As s"sse'"o"
sends the following letter:
The suggestion of IT. II. A in to-day's Tribune
is certain 10 work great mischief If accepted Ds v
Wlthers We already have too much OF lhe P,,t
cIass- husiness 10 which Isaac Murphy can TESTIFY I;
The udges at Monmouth have glasses 80 poWellui
that when the signal Of straghtaway statI - Snncn,
and tbcv Get focus the horses IN nncdlatcN draw"
undcl the wire This is very CRAFTY from a timc
Iont Of vlew but puts too much power N inc hai'u'
n iudgeS,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London. Aug. 27.-Thc principal race at the YORK
August meeting today was the race for the "r'h'
Ebor Handicap Plate of 1000 sovereign i'F Ihr''
wear Old, and upward. one mile and ahdlt Wa,
ron by onn Cnaflioi's four wear old htt hlf -lNcI
Spur Captain Lsings four ycar-od black MY Pidui
Wa, second and ~ir X. ia dine t.rcc yci-oh 'ir''
mt colt 81 benedict thru.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

q, &, M'..l'' b. g. 0'''S'ai, SsvsstS9jo ,a-n Al
Time-l :l09.
ZenobIa did not start Mrs. bennett took the track
at the fall Of the flag and made the running for half
mile with Benjamin Bertha Campbell punching at her
all way. Under whip Bertha Campbell drew out
the last furong post and won clevery by half
length Mrs. bennett second, length before benjamin
THIRD RACE-SWEEPSTAHES NONWINNERS IN
1890 $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS ONE MILE.
s. ne''4s F.
S. nF2%Hs g%s,o BY G LSRSS~ cchsca 10 Out
j. 4. 4 a. II. MGrIiss ch c. KiTpgg'1 0owy99;
j. T. wniaias's ch. c. Ed Hopper 4 los lOs o,.
Time-l :5ala. ''''''"' ''~
The Anne Bocyn eeldng took the lead at the start and
practically front ali the way. winning with the
greatest possible by length and half; Kings own
second two lengths before Ed HOPPER. I'D. Hopper
in the lead for about strides the hafmie post but
dropped back 10 the rear
FOURTH RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. $50
EACH, 81 ,OC0 ADDED. 1ie MILES, ON THE INNER
CIRCULAR COURSE
i; Se,.ae F.
abond~Moonlisht, yrs, lZs h .
G. B. Morris's b. c. Eric; ca,,inn,GI3 ;caiIi3 on.
]. 7. wniams's b. c. Newcastle. -, Ios
Judge Morrow led start to finish. and won, under
a double pull by three lengths Eric lay with Newcastle
during the journey him for the place by half
length Coyington his shoulder and grlnnng
at the futile efforts OF Brtton to head him. Mr. Morris
declared to win with Judge Morrow
FIFTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. si5 EACH.
$50 ADDED. FIVE FUELoNGs. on THE
STRAIGHT COURSE
ss Re''Iqsi F.
Jerc Dunne's CHI T. Village Maid by Rayon
d'Or-Adelade. yrs % ~ IS,oOi. , y .
F. wldcocrs be- Radiant T. e7WeGer, VieGer, lis lis $S
Davis Halls b. (. SQUIRE, l. 32;.....; . .,
p. II. Ryan's ch. g. Kisme;, 6. - -.
Hanover Stables ch. f. Vivid, 4. Ioi,,,,;, :
Bonchurch Stables b. serenadcro ., g7.; :,
Timc--1 OH
Village Maid got OF in front fair and prompt start
and made the whole Of the running. Radiant challenged
her at the and great battle OF the giants took
Mace the mighty Decker and the powerful Weber riding
out 20 the bitter end with head BODY hands. legs
and feet Deikcr prevailed. and Village Maid bv a
short head: Radiant second five Lengths before sourre
Little Jake Brussels Ienzancc Daniel b. LATTE and the
Emeu nlly did not start. No bid for .he winner
SIXTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES. s15 EACH,
$3.50 ADDED. SEVEN FURLoNGS on THE
STRAIGHT COURSE.
3 n'''lGGi Fl.
'ffrdii pudieywah:Ta-Wa wv yrs, 100 p $50 -,
Hanover Stables br h. Elevc, s. ~ 5si%s5 10-i 81
S. S. Browns gr T. Jennie r.; ,n,tds b. dIV 90 a.
c. Forbes's blk C. Rocquefort. 3. loS -. =, n q,
P weoer's b G. LATTE. aged, 40 )BsfsSSp2 81 s.
NJ, L, DonOyan's ch c. Peizance >, ITO n
Time-1 90
'Bolte.
Penzance seemed TO away from his field In the hfst
quarter but running straight he boltd near the
head Of the r. Y c. and pulled up against the fence.
Count Dudley then out and won a. he pleased bY
three lengths; Eleve second, head before Jennie H.
Jersey Pat Brussels Guilty and Firefy DID not start
bdf
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

rari,'n i nunao first bi@c by errors lirookl \
B. Ransio o. First base balls-Van lilI,9 NStrucS
out S"vdar, Cook saor ,,, aIaa Maer and pSSS ToS
p,aic, hss.sEJoycc l. Sa riAcc bitS-Secry naniga
. Rowe l. Thrc'-base ht-Raucr iTo'oIs9 ,res h.cs
Sowdcrs l. Van llaltrcn !, Be'chcr J. hoWc O"P''S
,,I,''r, - and Fcra,I-on. Time of game :OO
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

s25. ti''' race O'"s Du"' ~ 80, ' .,,,,,.o
Third race-Incll.h Lady el21. Hyunast ~" """'''
slj BallyhOo o.. . .,--..... -. Way si
Gypsy Queen @ll. sam D -. a.. .,o ,,..,-,,, =,
ffh rac.-Bcttina 80. Golden 100 %lV' Nh'P"'" ~
bohemian 81, Bill Dee s3 Lady /. 81.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
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for dyspepsia, Indigestion, ,
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and :: Debilitated. ,,,,r,
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riONS. The GEN : J y -
has the signature Of Johann
Honp on The neck OF eyeiy
hottie. EISN ER a. M I'm,
pELsON CO., Sole Agents. q
Barclay.st., New.York.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

Earn,d runs-NcW-Y York 8 FIttsbuig 8. Ft7J'UA.. ~
e,rors" "NcN.York / Pitt.burg >. Left bases-Ncw
York \ Pttsburg g. First base on lal~ooH o pay D.
or T.ner a. S.fiak Bocklcy, Kuchne = Home run
Tcnrr Tllcc6,-c htS-Connor. richardson Fields lwo
base hs->lattcry. Visner sacnr" hit.-''ore shannon
O'Dav - Corcoran, Quinn. Stolen h1s"--'Fore O0inCr
Slft1rv Corco.an , Maui. Double playShannon' Rich
ardson and 'onnor Umpires-Knight and Jones lime
q gamc-l 80.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
CHASING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
San Francisco. Aug. q. 1880.
Yesterday.To
HAVANA MARKETS.

u,v,na Aus N-Span.sh gold 245Sd2!0: exchange
arm sugar steady s5 bags 20 sss
sat,on sold ~ s3 gold ounta: LOO p2es
suSar 81 20 S8 degrees polarization sold ~ y i<s~
- 1872 gold Der Qunta
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
PENNS YLVANIA RAILROAD
NONMOTTH Pm
ARK RACES

MONMOUTH IANh hN'A"h
snocial trains leave New York from stations foot OF
Cortlandt ard DesbrOs>cs streets every hace ba} ~
II 80 A. NJ. L. 00 noon, and II ~ T. NJ. anu vi
sa+nrdavs oniy AT / 100 f. NJ: returning Immediately
after the races
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
THE CHARTER OAK PARK RACES

THE CHARTER OAK PARk HA'F> f'9i i'N'rD'
Hartford Conn, Aug. @7.-Tle Charter OAK PARK
track was made unfit for racing sodhy by the heaNi
rains Of last night. and 10 days programme ih'nune
the $40 600 race goes over 10 Thurday. Tie regular
i.t Tor each of the remaining days Of the mectlns j.
uced one
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
cuICAGO VIA DETROIT.

r,. arortb shore Limited, leaves Grand Central
s,atinn Jyery day at 4 80 p NJ. for Detroit ana
cbin.go and the West via the New-YOrA Central
Americas Greatest RAILROAD -lEXchance. 20
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
CONTEST OF YACHTS AT FAIR HAVEN, n. J.

Red BanlS. y. j.. Aus - spcclail.--Mt Fair Haven
to-day there was yacht race for prizes given by
A. o. Van Tine of the Fair Haven Hotel. "Ird
DcGrays Nedcya was first in the first class, H. COOKS
yar,odr-s second. Foruan smiths Pcrscus wa' first
I'm the second class and Charles Buu's Annie H. WiS
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

Earned nuns Cincinnati I. nrooklyn o. flrcs ua %, I1
rrr1r,t!nci@nstt l. Boohlgu J. I.cft on ba- ~,
: Brooaiyu o. 1hrceba,c ht-Matr. INo,na,,, n,e I,I
Ecffv Sacrinrc ht,-Marr. RciH > BrarI uuei,iiGGN'
knight Harrington Struck Mari. lrafd ha
nisSt mai poublr Latham McPhce aud Rcill{
Fst ba.c on balls Or Terry OF CaIthef on WWi MUi
lane > Blschlt,- on Terry 4 on taruihrs = VIII
"itches- -Muilanc >. Umplri-McQuadc. Time ;ol'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago g. New-York l. Boston 10. PittsburG (nrst
Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn |. game.
Philadelphia e. Cleveland o. Boston l6 Ptsburg (scc-
oDd game)
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New-York TO- Pittsburg 5. Btx.on 8, Chicago Chrst
Buffalo 10. Brooklyn .. tame). $1,000
Cleveland G. Philadelphia g. Chicago Boston (second
gamel.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletic O. CclJ mbus 8. St. Louis IL. Baltimore lo
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
LOCAL BALL GAMES.
FEATURES OF THE CONTESTS.

A VICTORY AND A DEFEAT IN THIS CITY AND
THE SAME RECORD IN BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

The pnmc at Eastern PlrN was between The brooklyn
and Hu,alo PLAYERS teams. IL was close ana eN'''H
hut wa. far from a scientific exhibition The BTooKNh
In ut,,tcd their opponcnts but lost the game through
,,,,bno errors I'm the field. The score was a. follows
IL L
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
Tho game at Brotherhood Park tho last one IN Uni


city between the New Pit;sburg Players teams
The Ncw.Yorkers PLAYED in fine form and won rathef
easily O'Day pitched with telling effect. except In the
seventh and ninth innings In the seventh Ieher dro'e
the bali to left field home and in the ninth hit
by Tencr thrccbagger By Fields and two.bagger by
Vsncr gave Pttshurg two earned runs
Browns throwing to bases poor. otherwise he
filed Ewnes creditoby. Richardson again played
wei at short. The Ncw.YorSers took the lead IN the
opening inning aud held IL throughout The score was a.
FOL
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

The Ncw.York and Plttsburg League teams VIII pay
al the Polo Grounds today ana the Ne"'iorA "'' ~
payers' teams at Biotherhood Park
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
. asss ssss
TifrAn-O ..lsLn
MANY REGATTAS TO BE HELD.

Time :2l4.
The day OF these dash races Is on FRIDAY neAs
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

Poors-Golden, Rod SIS. Jay F. Dee $40, field SO
but when they reached the half Marie Lowell showed
lengths before bohemian and Golden Rod On the
lower Jay F. Dee moved into the second pace anu
gradually closed upon Marie Lowell and overlook her IN
last furlong. Then he away easily, and won
by lengths Marie Lowell second three lengths away
Red Fellow.
FOURTH RAcE-PURsE 1915. FOR HORSES BEATEN
AT SARATOGA. TEN POUNDS BELOW SCALE
ONE MILE.
Kelly samueIs b. g. rliny. by Flood dPTssOg9ss; ho9s;
BaShford Manor's ti c. Major Tom, s. ioi: Boysr
p' 1cS sS a 3 io7 fzg O Co S1s 1 O
anu betinFSs It to each @ Major Tom and King IIa,en ~
Sally O. aSd Ia Lecna % to Z keysoas Place
PoolsMaor sN q Tom % sii satisac,On So field $50
Mutuals. s1@ 80.
quarter half length before Satisfaction, followed g
Major Tom they along the bockstretch, King
forward and made the running to the ha' WIN
Satisfaction second, but the lower turn Piny o'
up fast from the ruch and soon in command anu
there he remained TO the end. winning easily oy iou
lengths Major Tom usual, getting the place. iO'f
lengths from King Hazen, who was head better 1i'
Satisfaction.
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $780, SELLING ALLOW
ANCES. SIX FURLoNGs.
Montana Stables en- f. Meckie H.. by Red Boy-nessdde
sedSS1S DSsSn n,soy yTS Il, 1o2 tS sCCc Crete
Chapman
and Harbor Lights l07 also IAN. Iime~I :-n2ip Q ~
Chapman 10 each Meckie H. IIarbor Lights and 0Iaee
90 Gcneyieyc. 80 Bertelle. Places TO Meckie H. h
ing Little Crete. - a., 49, Amt
uals So
When the signal given Little Crete and oialece
were in front rushed through and 1uiheu
from the chute two in advance OF Chapman WIN
Little Crete third on Geneycyc increased
her lead another length she Stopped at the head o u
stretch when Chapman took the running At uc IasI
furlong ne had enough In the meantime MecRie H.
worked up from the and finally the nce by hree
quarters Of length Little Crete. who was ehgh
before Mamie p. No bid
The racing ~ closes tomorrow. pleasant
feature OF the racing Springs has been the smooth
ness and evcnncss With which the business OF the betng
ling has been conducted There has been no conflict or
dissatisfaction between the bookmakers Themselves OF oe'
tween me bookmakrrs and the public. although s~cu'
ton on the results OF the contests has been extremely s
this year. Credit this should be accorded to l. !"
Van Cott who for wear. has been connected WIN III"
firm OF Kelly & Bliss Of this city and who had charF'
~ the betting at the Brooklyn Jockey Club course a't
wear during the illness Of eycrybodys friend John he'
The meeting 90 Saratoga this year has been very success
full and Nh Van Cott should be congratulated Tor the ae
manner I'm which he handled such an Important part
Of the sport as the betting ring.
Tomorrow the Relief and Morrissey stakes VIII be run
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

Earned runs-New-York l. Chcago l. Fros base Sy
YORK r. Chicago g. First base on bas-oh Rusie s, OF
lIutchison (. Struck ou-WhiSer ., Burkett, Denny
Iusc .. Anson. Glenalvn, Earle, Kittrdg". TWo-hase
Buckley. Bassctt Gnalyn. sacrifice hits-Glass
passed baliIBucalcy. Umprc-Str!d Time OF game
|
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

out a field Of four Otard WAS favorite. but was un.
steady: the winner turning up In DR.. T., driven BY
Jerome Murphy. Mutuals paid s66 5O
o. CTAsS-TROTTING. HALF-MILE. PURSE $780,
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
sBolte'

'B0lte.
Penzancc seemed to away from his field In the first
quarter but running straight he botd near the
head Of the r. Y. c. and pulled up against the renee
Count Dudley then drew out and won a. he p'aSed DN
three lengths Eleve second head before jennie ~
Jersey Pat Brussels Guilty and Firefy did not start
No bid for the winner
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
Time-l :l3L.

The race for PAGERS the 80 Class went to an out
slider Van Cott winner starting at odds OF 10 to l.
The favorlte Charley Trumbul made boid oo Tor VIC
tory when nearing the wire, but failed 10 get up.
. .ao CIAsS-PACING PURSE SlC0. ONE MILE.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
- ssss - - -
Time-0 IA 10 .

fed Of eight out for the third race she ecos
for which was tedious. One sulky was smashed ana
ur drivers fined $40 each they could be got away
The favorte again failed 1ater the talent breaking
JUS. when victory seemed certain, letting In the 70
chance. Lizzie 4. -...
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28
II RACE-HANDICAP $50 EACH, 1880
sEyENTH RACE-SELLING SWEEPSTAKES
.pnr,D Sr,yu-N LIrpInNCS
A POOR DAYS RACING.

First race at BOP. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-28

PURSE. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-07

diets cold nights through wheat sections.
and this has been hullish factor. rhi. is
a time when decided opinions seem tO hc
out of place, but we do believe that 70 rs q
good judgment Co take profits on long wheat,
rs wc have "a big advance with hardly amy
decline as yet IN July. The demand for
August ana September was less active to-
day than for several days. Foreign markets
lower. Liverpool showing I'D. decline. with
prospect for English wheat good. Exports
$1,000 wheat and 10000 flour. kcreipts,
3ll 900; shipments. $4,000. Corn WAS weak
early. hut al decline there seemed 20 Dee
plenty Of supporting orders and Hutch
turned buyer and the market luncd and
ruled $50 nearly ail day. Good many calls
sold last night. which held market from eo-
ing above aliS. We have seen fair adj
vance. and ought 90 sec some set back. but
should anything happen TO growing crop 10
would SCH mp COR ODD cents very quickly.
Receipts, 10000; shorts, $4,000. exports.
10000 Liverpool. .d. lower. Oats dun
and icaturciess ail day. Provisions dull all
day; just bciofo close local party bought
million rihs and put market mp. hut as soon
rs TINS Was over market dropped re-. below
where hc WAS buying. We may -eo some
lower prices. but think f BOUGHT on weak
places VIII pay handsomely before ~opicm-
Der nature. 10000 hogs tomorrow; clos
ing firm: cash trade DUH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-07
WHOLESALE riaca cURResr.
Grooerie- Etc.
E.InlL-l nN n.N.nlolL 4 -.

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Bedford City Land and Improvement Co.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-07

Mcssrs Baldwin and Faruum telegraph
% Thomas Branch a Co.. as follows:
CHICAGO, MAY Wheat. We have had
"a qucier market to-day than for weeks,
with only about } cent fuctuaiiOn for july.
The principal feature has been the selling
OF May. and June by "A large operator who
had been "A large holder fJune. and IL look
ed to-day as though the market reached a
piice at which hc was willing 10 realize his
moiiis. This has brought June and July
C.Ose together again. signal service pre-