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New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

s5 Mss SSc SsE ;ta% %s'i "a
at az SScS SSS sa sns' 12sO s @ oGoadc. October eosd
g. snes OG5s oDos, sses ao.a po a. SS
.sSaS 81 5'' 'BtTiER-Therc further decline
ON large arrivals and ONLY demand. New Butter
stltc Creamery pals fancy; state and Penn
lyaIa crS'mfry tpS 1c,m3ry Sy GS cSocS S
ia 3c: do fair to good sale: common, 6d7c State
pary hakp dG 'q or s PsD Daq welsh tub ncy
i5Gi3c choice iOdlic; Dairy tubs fair, od9c common.
ea5c WcsrH Imitation poT cRoee Io do goo GOOD
Air Gac Wesem daSt fStopya a ,etdrg eeSS s1oc
GhTESE~lIs; not varied for ne day Tg TIpng about
steady while demand continues moderate. New Cheese;
STAT Facory full Csegm s 9C "Sn commos 60 to a 10 sSFd
fat. prime, 7dsc.. EGGS,A shad, lower again;
Pennslysnia frcsh 15ai5iac Canadian 15.c; Western
fresh l5dl5+c; Southwestern, li&aii'.c.
sa sod hhd IaF g. @ q ca
%ga ?C c lGc ao6 od h 29 DO 80 bag t mOaisSs sis
Tnq Fennns Tosi anu at l. 4c GeniTitusai 90 est
@ '.'pIF fIFFINED-Fairiy active and drm. crushed.
ralulacd I.lGc Ncuid "a, sloc; Confectionery
-" 5l5l6c STANDARD ~ u lGe Cc or G a." S1ga
i.lGc; &C. 45,ai I5-i0c; yc'lcw iasda Lice;
SrEARlNELard in light request Choice Western
held stronger city. 5a,c bid and &c asked
p-s a2 da %odsae ., a % sooS oo5 S s'eny y Nd
imror,ance sales 300 eases Pcnnsvlyana Havana
1871 $50 cases lss7ss Satc Havana i4sc $50 go
Pcnusvivania scedeaf l3ae; $50 bales Havana e5cc
81 = $50 6ac' sumara' 81 45a g 4o -. ,o,,or c,..
thing desirable command fu rates holders rCfqsinT c 70
hcaily as last week on all classes Of wool. Foreign
grades ac mOmcntlrily high supply and firmly held
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
.urRrc,y CONGREGATIONAL ASSOCIATION.

Boston, May 27.-Thc annual meeting Of 'h'
American Congregational Association was heid ''uS
afternoon under thc presidency OF Rufus r. f'o,''
and was de, oted largely {" consideration oi ''c
proposition FOR a new Congregational House II was
voted - recon mend the erection, on The sHc "i
the present building, of fireprooi' '"mh0o""' anu
appropriatc ctincc. soon a. arrangements can 'c
r,.dc with the tenants and the n"ccSsary funds can
10 secured The constitution was amended 80 - to
increase the Board Of Directors 10 thirty The i"i
lowir- officers were chosen President, kuiH' J.
frost vicc-prc,idents. L. IarnSwor;h. Bost2n a1G
the Ecv Dr ". Il. Taylo New York librarian ana
assistant treasurer. the Rev. ". H. Com, Nc"toh,
Irea-urs-. { c. Burr. AnlnTndal, orr On Rd.
Ton: auditor. A. {. Tcnncy Chelsea; and Boari Of
nirecf flra
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
TIE TRADE IL CIuCAGO.

Chicago. MAY 90 (Spcciah-Ahhough wheat AZ one
time showed little advance over Monday nigh, uur
ing the greater part Of the day it showed decline ana
Al the close showed loss from Monday night oi over
cent. The crop report, bad and a. nunciou,
ever but Hutchinson was apparently stlIl pen
upon getting rid Of some Of his bull company lie
seller all day at all prices. The opening %is
rather easier on the fine weather and easier 'aDics
HutcinsOns selling attitude al inclined thc nii
ke down. Within thirty minutes Of the opening, now
ever a considerable number Of bad crop reports were re
ccivcd. The crop reports evidently accompanied
by buying orders. July wheat opened AT 0J ID soid
as high 90 Is and as low as O3 3s, and closed ~
% - May opened at % IL. sold at D4 T., ana
closed al D3 ID. June opened at 90 "a. sOld AZ
3d. and closed al % a. August opened at " o.
sold at 03 "a, and closed AT 02 3 T. september opc
al o2 IS, sold nj %, and closed at J2 JS corn was
strong during the day. and even at the close showed
a little advance over Monday. oats had pretty sharp
fluctuations. advancing very quickly early In the morn
ing but losing almost the entire advance before INC
close. brisk demand existed for car lots 70 go 10
store. especially for No and No . white which was
taken By shorts to deliver on Nav contracts ana
prices advanced l9 cent for white and Ia IL cents
on no . 40. white sold at 2ed 9s "a cents no: :
at o6 -80c0 IL cents, closing at about 20 cents :
No white at 2so 20 IL cents Provisions were
unin,cres,ng. on the curb, reported taking 0i
wheat at New York. July advanced 10 % cents ;
puts, 9o 35 calls, 03
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Dur,o Y Y MAY 27.-Cattlo-Ecroipt, las, 81 hours
90 head to.al thus far. os.0 head for s1uc
t,inc last week. $40 head consigned through l2iV
irccs irregular. ohecp and Lamb i'ecilt, last -
tnrs % head total for week thu, i1r $1,000 haG
ar arr. TN. last week 9-ou head consigned through
200 head so head 70 N,wYork non' o4 Na"t to"inc
- tn, rad. strong With good demand. Uogs-E-
c,t~ last - hour, 200 l,a1 total FOR Mcck thu, ia
Ion head for same last wrk - go h'?a. coll
-i,,.d through i.p8O head all 70 N"w-iork; $40 bead
on .ale market dun selected MEDIUM vr2hs and -.
tcd b.,yy ends - GOOD 20 choice h.aNY. - TO-
.lSc,.d YORK wci9t II 10 mixed pigs and leht York
.r. AZ light pigs. e3 10. . ,,
chicago May 37.-,atil'- Receipts. COCO head Mark't
h,,hnr n.tiNo4 -3f=5: sn,kor> md feeders. % lld
sHhri ou. hi,lIs and mixed GOdsi, Texans. s2d
:, - Uoq,-R -Rccent, l3 600 head. Market acty" and
ft,,r ilrh, a S7l,ast oj; packers and shippers,
"a go, ~ o. lght mixed and elected heavy SO 'ca
- az Sbaep- R,cenit, Go0O h"al; 1rket slow ma.
,,,,os U' as; 10. Texan, 5idfi so sm0-. sj IS.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
Pitchers-Cascy and Meaiim. Umpire

Doescher.
Philadelphia. May 27.-Coone John l. Rogers. Of the
Philadelphia baseball club speaking to-day OF the condition
OF the veteran and famous Harry Wright said
MI Wright l. I'm pccarious condition He Is threatened
win total blindness and his three physicians TWO oi
whom expert ocullsts say that they believe he
VIII pull through all right IL will be duo almost exclusively
TO the unremtng and attendance and nursing OF
his three daughters two Of whom leave his side Tor
q moment Mrs Wright is prostrated and can give no
assistance The doctors DO what the disease Is
but 1t is presumed TO he caah OF the cyebas when are
very much affected with inflammation and fever Since he
TOOK to his bed last Thursday he has been suffering intense
pain which has affected his entire nervous system Inc
doctors say the present is the OF his disease
When that is past they report with confidence as To
rcsults.n
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
THE STATE or TRADE.

buffalo, MAY 27whsa-To hard a,tye but ~ TeeS eaS
bush do at use 1000 bush DO, at ?,@c and cios ns
600 bush do sold at oar 900 bush N9 ! NORTH m
ojc, Winter wheat dull and unsettl'd No.: ,,d r,d
9ic ia store. asked. Corn quft but steady 20 '.i
iow 37Lc. 40. yellow, - ~ - 80; > &c; No; g.
in scr' sold at $50 aad cans do on track at 81
4lLc. No vhito 32i2c, 40. = mixed, 81 'sc. Bafi"l
"ui,t and unchanged. Rye hominHlY un'halg'd anal
Trirht~ duI. Virat e. N""-N'rk 'c con ana lNr
as - 10 ALBANY wheat 31tc corn, 3cc; lumber to Vow
SorE ~ - 10 Albany ~ -. Re.eims- Flour. 10 600
r,hi.'' vhrat > OOO burn. corA 100000 hush, oat,
800 100 hush: r,r 2s 600 bush Shhmcnt'-By canal
wheat - coo bush cora. 1,cop bush. 62 r1.l lorr
a. 900 bbls wheat G0UC0 bush; corn. 10000 bush;
oats i05. 900 bush.
chicago. Nay 27.-Ihe leading futures ranged as fol-
lnNa
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

METALs-rhc General situation o. the mar%et ho.
%"@fsSa l and aS %s. p y qqo a, iI9 :ro@s s'
ct,udald brand. ar n'nuonvi ~ quote H3r,horn a;
si5% % % So ara 'ofiI7 % Sr So sSd'Se," S,
sSs5- S 'I"% q"oSd for it"dai a HH'i ooe'as '' 'N'
Are Ina ana prices rataeI fay9i o ,6r 9Ae5 E5
ION 80 80 Domclingio9 ~ 80 lHs L"H,
brand a qgo,a a, aad o'c9e !n 1 at nc, iS@' i3r Do
y l5' LEAD-Quct quord at u 70 BID and - 20
20 M 5 %oesTa @ cqqg' at 'sy s5s4@ t & 'G to
strictly fancy rorto Rico, @c"53c Engu'h Island 20"
HAyAL STORES SPIRITS rrRrryTINr--o
quiet Gs, , e,H.'' ,S IN gG s,, GGo'G az .i.3Sr nr &
s,r,rod >, ~ ,.eol Do. Il i3 z 81 5oa7 5?ri !.
- y - s. .2 = y. o. g. !. 9oa55 " " !, 10 ~ "
olI> co''oa.ci crgec. a,m SGg' yellow ra,s
rork. a, 1oGora,- drnand-. cot'on,ced crude prime.
~ o oa.6ln -, ad'.5 Cod domestic 3lG53' foreign,
TeSi ,. r ls' 81 r5ioI ,G NnhaGca cfude ssaiS G
.Ia, .,, g5Sic clira h'"ached wh, 26c Sp,rm crude
5Sa,0r naturai wrt.r bare natural spring, y aG2c
a'a Io-rem ,saS5. d. sor6rrn. asa ioc
asiaf. w.ate:. ~ beaehed ~i9t 6oe5Ie Plcaensd
,pi,Ms rtni" Soc I'D iain Fl a3r Saiond'd
s.ajrc per =; oiNe. Italian. s2dsc lalm. choice
lao. ,'.c N,at,lo!t prm. G:ha'5e Straits. 2j~@
,Fi% TJfiGI Tn l,on q ,ho .'oam bc.,h
market "a. practically UNCHANGED About former ra,c>
T,'i IT, il[G.T@c G Scc6S bu.s Grain a. to Rrrn.n so6oo
iuh sran $3.50 3 i,"Hsf' on to S"4 % n1 e@,9
Ina ~ ocO hu-l grain, on prl,at" terms .. PEIRo.
Itt,N CHARTERS SHIP In V.rini. heuc" ~ shanghai.
~ ooo -s.t- frnn'd 80 italian bark Angelo Schanno.
phlade mia ~ West COlSt ltIly - 600 cases refined
Ste t@rrn.; NofNr5ret- bark Si,or1o honc" 70 Swel
IL Tort 500 bbs refncd June 10 3, 81 Italian halk
yicS,rla 81 h9ce Ofan l. 600 cases r'hned, l5Ec
'' WiSCfTIASEOUS CHAKfEHS-Scho0ncr jennie
sv,.nv Charleston 70 Philadelphia. tie. zoe iiFtish
Martha Reid West Ray 70 the Nrst of England d'als'
A., I'd British steamer Klpl'r hcnc' - Aw.tdam gen
cra cargo british haik Tnnrso. h"ncr ~ Last I@na"n
e.nou,, cargo >plni-h steamer NananI"ruE Noioh "I
NoNort SOW, o. London. general car<" b1t.h s"a,.t
Sing, Cross C01.aF 20 the tnitef Kingdom ph''p''e'
L.. 49,.
Provisions PoRK-was sparinrly dealt In. , Will
rrr., ruled about -t,lGN >1l"s LOO DDS ia, p,'.
tsrm. Nj. quoted 20. ri3 1jiSlf - Sh"F' i'"''
.i3 eaa:fi. Family Nr-.. Fl3utii. LNrh ~ La.
nFET-Ouiet and ma hanged IN prc' 'lY iiN"e No. ~
MIS-, Ia t. =I@ 5Crs!3. INtia N"-- y, n,. a., 49,
= Plat - 7Hdf~, Family. t-"t' ISS',' ~ U'
= ;Gdse .' HFI,F UAN~-llaye = lS1.t inquiry
ouo,.d here a, 80 20 At Wc.t. 40 2iesIj 90 ,..
fT MI ATS Generally -t'adV but u'HhG ,It I"'i' a.,
Low sale IN Hams. % 800 licH,sl iin =,
1r picklcd Hcrs quoted at So for j. D aN,r"1 ~ ~
~ for 10 - Plckd Hams Hi.d''.c >."u G'' ~ ~
Yoi., I.kled shoulders 3d5i-c: rnoH'h dpi 70 nt,-
MIDDII.N- STEADY but quiet \. .H5.aF". az n"'' ''
nEE>STp fIOGS-lu moderat' request anu t'''' ~ IN
~ L.avy 10 lght 5i.dj'gc. Pigs 5'rc 80. l'AHp-i
rb. p. wa. fnfth.r decline TODAY, ana oluhs ,,In
,n 1rl,ts lower on fnll r'c'pt, u ho'-. ,p'n'toD
ras more active OF cash sac'. 900 t'- "''o'' 'N
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

The weather yesterday threatening Jus. o's nm
=. Keen baseball enthusiasts at home ou' e,'a.ea ap
s,ceIy 10 time for games at the various ,nS WON
All Eve local clubs played IN eA'o''
handsome victories. a., u.ovoa n no tbo
Tho mos, exciting game Of the day proved 10 oe 'ns
,.,ch At the Polo Grounds between the New, Ofk ana
hs'on q. w - IL was sharp and brilliant con-
'hicseo he"t - Inning after the hardest Of battles.
-, Mummy pitched his first game for the local
ho'eIv ,.t ,hc execution OF the seventh inning. did
,,o, work sullivan did almost as wei Tor Chicago.
A eircul, ny catch by Tiernan in the nr,t inning ana
-, - -. roodcrn catch Of a line HIT In the eighth
-, .h % win the game for NewYork. Ester
lhnie u'a n did an the effective batting for New.
p' DUO IN. attendance was 645. Appended is the
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May o. sI5 ,; p.-Bea and hams In poor
dsmand Hsm,|Ihe Senshd has iasa on short cut
Is NJ steady at 3es Bacon IN poor demand. Cheese in
fair demand. Tallow turpentne ana rosfn-Holday.
Iardsp and futures IN poor demand. Wheat II Psor
demand No winter steady at IS: new No spring
steady Is Old Flour in poor demand. Corn-spot IN
poor demand futures In good demand mixed Western.
spot MAY. steady at 81 Gid June stcndy at 3s Gid
July steady at 8, I'D Hops at London-Pachc Coast
Holiday.
Hecclpts Of wheat for the past week from
Atlantic ports 81 800 auarrs from Pacific ports 1000;
from othir 1000 Receipts Of American
fnr the Meek. 20 300 quartcrs.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
coTTOS MARK ETS-RY TEIEGRAPU

Galveston MAY o7.-Cottoa nominal msidline, 11ac;
low midding. lac; good ordinary, lie: net and
receipts jj2 bales exports coastwise, i5S bales stock.
zoos bal'>.
and gro., receipts 43 bales sales 81 bales stock, 1908
bales.
savannah May 21.-Cotton quiet; nliddling 1l7sc;
low mdllne lldsc; good ordinary, lie; net and grosS
receipts. eGl as exports TO tho Continent g. 100 bales
cons,v,c 81 sales, - bales 0Ol bales.
New-Oreans. MAY 27.-Cotton firm mddling, usc !;
low middng l1'c; good ordinary II 5.l6c net receipts
40 bales GOA bales sales $50 bales stock. 81, 9l3
bales.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
KEEPING Az EYE on HOSTILE INDIANS

Washington MAY 27-Malor-"cncral Mics reports
~ tbc Aduiant General that the commapdng general
~ tho Dcparrment of Arizona has been directed 70
dispo,c his troops - Ia protect the settlcmcut. .
thrratcncd hv the hostile Indian, who recently hllcd
Unrllc
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
STAINED
. 1910 Low Nldfling
o,ood Ordinary

,o0d Ordinary . BIG Low NddHnr ..... IN
-, Good Dtdln.tv.. ,.l6 Nlddiug - JlG
Opiion~-Ihri, Ne. futth,l decided adtancc today,
itt. udrd with brisk d"1 nc- and 'onl'rah" "Nrt
throughout Tie entire Renewed GOVERN" ~
July -hOrt-" frri-hef the chief Incident and ~ t~ NA-
A-cril.I nciNou-i'-- and ir'rlart,. Ju. a. our
gain- flo! lent- and other near months
were up 27d3~ point closing however YIN % r'n'ioi
Of 20 iouts july loali point, MAY. Juno Ind
August New tfo ror,is closed $40 points bette. tan
l.-telday. Salr-. ] " uOl ll...
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
he range of prices and the total dealings were as
Stock Exchange. Consolidated.

We We're in error Yesterday IN quoting a reduction
In refined in cases II grew cu, II a typographical
error in the circuar Of the Cp',o datet Exchange
and regret that the Is rcp"l''f in the circular
issued YESTERDAY. The correct qIct,tions are 7.f0
cents oF barrels and $50 cents per gallon for cases
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

while the clearance. continued fair equal to 16l 403
gats @ upward bush snc taken here and 5000
the nSc,Satpo Options were more or less affected by
prices ,dvanos bu, @ coe S' Ts. ' wax aDs Dsss prss
5us al o Tn Go the b G1a o and
mH"d ongaded mixed and white at 3sdi2'c steamer
ioes aaOat SPOT and nearby So Nav losing a.
at &C. S HSss Ssns At s.s 90 '"S ag s
oNrSccSSS ScS SePtog%6e closing & at
wnl wh sslIst decline noted some Instances There
;,ns,a5oG No %GixGd Whit, | ePcq 50. SSs ysa aaa
% u ar asocc osSo e S sn local PP% edS"ns wF6 Of
shot Later months orcncd somewhat stronger bu;
Is2 ~ 900 S%sh spot. nsIadine go %Sed 80 seyas@F
Sya;o EH GsSSaf avrcS ScSa'GE 80 wG% ms s
yaaor, 49, Csc delivered: clipped 40. white sord
%stc WIKI. Wit, d. ss2' saeSa May
do Gs Jug 90 5osq %@f m sS ',S," Nc
at % ong MSy g. cTgs at sss do % g"s x
s95a SO no $3.50 70 ~ 75asoc 100 H. soas5c sharps'
tho 1 n,. ANb @ sTAww tnr cS and qusst sos trade
and o6eT%i.s Stead nsY9SoiSe s5 e so9d SoaScs
E~s @s o., ST srasi 10; sao'
asd" from The usual wants o. brewers Values hov-ycr
Stat So9@Ss Ss oo'ilsSG msG @ s'':' SaaSs
% Toe '5 DO scmoa S o d. S2 sSl rsct "S"% ca "a
choice 1850, lsaloc medium l5dl7c common loaiic;
HIDES,rha Ey,r Plate Grades move slowly common
p &T scare secdd Sn" a6%?s % hra ., MnDdo HSs
S2s2 mora. M ' 1aoa 2Hd2S Imr m 1876 3cdG Na e
i oao nn'GS sps iosia p ;Sf Gor ioHa Non n
SG5 dGS aud 10 10 r9Sc kpS cdia n laiac I IcSas @
Ssa Hs' SisE Mas4 sS sScf a s1
Bucno Ss ,y,rs so COW e seedtc nG oo NJ RIO randa a
70 n ~ = 1s 1sG + & e. ac & a4s COY Tetas t%aSS Ok
and COW. 5odGo H. 5@aoc city slaughter OK. 0od7o n,
LEATnER-Thc curr,nt demand extend. to all grades
Of which thcr' Is fair supply. and prices, while I'M
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

5siy 5sRs .:::::::::::: sssss r. ssss ss:: ss:
MESS PORK PER BBL.
5$%s S$s.:. sls;;s ss;s Il ys e
LARD, PER 100 LBS.
!$Ss !$ s:$.$5:. sss ssEs sIss ss ss sss.
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 LBS
5:G;.;;:; 5:s; ; - s:555s :55 ss55; IT. IL.
ce4 qs %ssa NS p%s p s ess
M 4 % RSS i%ssSy ,sSs ss,i
6oxedp = SS@s5 Is whisky dstiiers goods.
per GAL. ii 90 sugars unchanged
Articles. Receipts. 6hipment
$oSs &$sa' 1858 s5S$$ s,$SSS $SSS
GS'. s9s. bush: GsS$$ 's$$
Barley, bush 2-'oVo e'o"~
G @ aSs 5S$sS EseAapss The butter market was
but 1@ % 3 M 30 iS io dhScs d What Ess & s@s:
%aF %s%s ss%ss,; prime sSoisS s;sssS & iey5: IN:
J'1$' sss 5s'n Gs. aS aasS. sS Nay
Corn o n% %do,eS S' a. s in " export S59" ISs, SsS
r. for Local ,as ,e steamer ear at ,,,ss ssc
SESi' r:S''S "s q ss's g 5
h S Ssd sSa'0 Mas &C. sS@S IN iaRR ifaRsr' s;.as
%% HSs" NG whts tSd. sG DO oss. so ''say s No No.
clipped white 3sc The Nav option ruled hrm and &c
higher under light offerings but later futures dull and
s%e $ise j%iH sasSs'c % &"snsS sossS%, s3s
Ic%dclcd ANA 5S III arnn1iatcd CAS- i.i6c ''''''
St. Louis. Nav 27:-Flour firm at Yesterdays Decline
Wheat lower; tho opening At declines OF lc in sym.
nthy with breaks at other points The close was at de-
ine Of c for July and 14c for August and December
from Yesterday NO. red cash. 9G'; July oosdo34c.
closing Ole August. s9is692sc. closing S9sc bid De:
cenbcr. 32',doisc. closing 92@c bid. Corn opened
higher but sacd oG later and clord steady and firm No.
mixed cash. 3ll.c May Dtd3Isc; closing 3dSc
asked July. 3l%a32sc; closing si'sc bid August . S3s
nominal oats,steaty 30 cash. 3.c & bid May 37sc &c;
Hay quiet and easy prairie. q 5oass 80 timothy sila
Al 80 Bran quiet. sacked 60c. Flay.ced 81 40 Lead
nuct but feeling strong chemical hard June delivery.
~ - Butter dull and weak. dairy Haze; creamery.
l101f. Eggs unchanged az lo',c. Corn meal firm.
active s2ds2 05. Whisky steady. ~ %. Provisions
dull. PORK in small job lots. @i2 so Lard-Prlms
- longs. IS 2j clear ribs - -: short clear. IS S..
Bacon how'd shoulders s5 @5 longS - s5 Clear ribs,
- ~ short clear - 9odsG Hams steady, slOda2 50.
RccrintsFl9ur, Re-. & 1000 bhls whea, 900 bush corn.
lov 3 OG0 bush. Shipmrnts-Flour 1000 bbls wheat,
lCo0 bush: corn, 10000 bush oats II 900 bush; rye
1000 bush barley. none
Toledo Nav 27--Whcat active easier; cash. 93iec;
Tune. ot4c July, 93i4c: August. 9l'c~. Corn dull.
hrrn cash, 35sc July, 3ji2c. olis dric; cash 29sc
Cloyersced dull steady cash +3 81 Oc'"b"r 80 o5 Re-
ceipts-Wheat. 4 03o bush corn. 80 bush. Ship
| ments-Whcat, 81 ,0o6 bush cora. 33 oo0 bush.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

E-Tlcd TunS-Ncw' oFF o. B0s' ,lts-UH ho'T " "a o. OF
Crane B. First base Ncwlorh >, Cleveland g
Ie' bases -Ncw.York .. Cleveland First iaSt on
provn Slottarv Browning Sacrifice hts-tiore J,
Sla;t,fy J. Vaughn l. Hatfield / Browning .. Iarkn |,
Isdord Double plays Rourkc and Brown ' I,rnogr'
pe-fanty and Iarkin. browning Sutcliu' anc I'h"au
'Ilr,ohasc hi's-Fvinr Brown. Twohase hitsuIor',
Ewing ! O'Hourke =. Wild pitches. rane : Ia,,'d
lsll-SuCli1c UmIdres-tiunninc and Matthews Time
0f ranlc-l so.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
GIANTS AS OF OLD.
cooD Rail- PLAYING BY HOME TEAMS
FIVE VICTORIES FOR THE LOCAL CLu uDs-SNAAA
ATTENDANCEs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
N,y.York T. Chicago .. Imi'u''P
brooklyn 4, Cleveland l. .,,
PLAYERS LEA"' r. ,,,,A,. n
Ncw.YorA "A, Cleveland . Bu"''O -
brooklyn II, Pttsbuic 9. .r,ox
AMERICAN ASSONlAi g. ,orts
Toledo : Rochester 4. A'lr1Ccond game
Louisville 3, syracuse ?. ~
St Louis g. Athletic >. .r,ox
'' ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Jersey City S. Washington T.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Brooklyn s Pittsburg n Frs base errors broosiyn
Pitf.bury First base balls on Van HS!'Trn :.
~ staey struck out-Hy Van lialtrcn J. by staley
Tsobase hit or Andrew, J, H1nioh j. n9ub''
Eo6inson l. Carroll . Sacrihcc hits-Bauer McGeschy
/ Van Hsltren HanlOn l. Niau ]. Buckley =. stolen
iascs-Joyce l. Andrews 2 Se"ry .. Ward = Van Iioren
C0ok . Uaycs l. W!ld pitchcs-Staloy !. tmprcs-
Knicht and Jones. Time oi game So
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

COTTON-on the spot quoted nominal ~ further aG
vance OF ac. Sales 100 bale, for con.umpton. Port
receipts to-day 2o4 bale. against 2.252 bales a-t
week and G66 bales thi, d, last since S"ptSm
br receipts at the potts aggregated $40 3l2 ba-
35i 2jS blc for thr spending time last year
Quotations based AncT, standard oi clss-ihca
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

The BROOKLYN and Cleveland League teams PLAYED an
interesting game at Washington Park. Brooklyn. yeter
DAY in presence of 42 spectators. The fielding play
was brilliant and the battery excellent. Sngllary
enough every haschu made directly counted FOR
Bro VIA adc three hits in the fourth inning
and three hits and Ia the eighth inning Tho
cleveland men made hits and in tho
seventh inning Tho
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

snrng on track cash ssisasSiac; July. SOC 80; l
Hcr6ern 95c Corn slow no on track S3aSSse: G,i,s,
No store 5'ac Barley quiet NO IL ''ST% S@
si325 Lard. cash. SO o5 July s6 10 Butter steady
dairy l1ul2c. Eggs 'asy fresh, He cheese ndl, a
Ibis: wheat. % COO bush barley. 80 BOO bush ship
ments-FTour $500 bbls wheat 1O.7O0 bush; barley.
2,100 bush.
y, ,octxG PRICES or C.IIEoRNIA STOCKS
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

errorS~Ncw-York3 g. Chicago l. Left on basss-New iorx
~ chicago First base balls-On X. Murphy O. OF
spllivan : struck out-Bv r. Murphy 4 by sullivan 3.
Twohasc hit FsteTbrOok. sacrifice hts-Tlernan Glass'
rcck Uurkctt Denny Clarke. Wllmot. Stolen bases
Cooncy Winot. oBnen Double pisyrGassSock ana
iiSan . Passed balls-P, Murphy ., Kridge l.. Umpire
Lynch. Time OF game 35
Tho game At brotherhood Park between the New
YORK and Cleveland Players and witnessed by
626 spectators. The local outpayed It's opponents
cyetv point and in the easiest possible manner
tic result being doubt after the second inning
Kee.e pitched for two innings retired Crane pitching
ont TIC game. GIuber did poorly. and did Dcchany.
OEourkc played a clever game. both in the field and at
tho hat Ewing covered second base In good style and
Hatfield did good work az third base. The score was
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

islis-Ceye,and g. Broot'yp g. First tasA errors
Cleveland . BROOKLYN Left bsses-Cleveland ..
Erookyn 5 Siuck Clcy' land 3 brooklyn Three
Llsc hli-Turns. rwob1sc hit FOutz Double Jlavs-
Gllks ard vcach suallcy, Ardncr and Yeah Collins
ner Sacrincc hit Sailing Passed balls-Zimmcr J.
I',1nfra- Time
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

Tho Hro,k77i and Pi,,>hurg Plaver,' teams crossed
bat, again Park yesterday befor' a, out 100
spectator The rim, had i'ft The diamond N AZ
spongy eond Wards outp1Tcd their opponents
ct tho bat ard field and easily. The score
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

About GOO people tho game at oakland Park YES
,4rdav between Jersey City and Washington teams
The home team after Interesting hght Manager
sullivan took exceptions Umpire Valentines rulings,
and was about assault the umpire after tho game.
Captain Burdeck. however acted peacemaker. The
score:
Jcrscv Cty..............-l g?
Washington ..-.......--O . %
Earned runs-Jerscy City 4. Washington l. First base
on errOrs-Jersey City T. Washington 9 Lett on bsse
Jersey 3 Washington .. First base balls-ON
NcDerrott l. OF Mshonev l. Struck outFtzeerald Rous'
s. Tird Schol. NalonSv Two-basc hits -McGuchcll,
1'Breh stolen BRADY. Turner 2, Jordan: ut by
Ii,rheT-Radcr. Sacrifice ts-Biady DOOey, Whistler,
Jordan. Umpire Valentine. Time-l IS
The New.Yoyk and Chicago League tans Will play their
last game of the present the Polo Grounds to-
tay At brotherhood Par& today the NewYork and
Cleveland PLAYERS teams Will play.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28
Domeste Gituatlons uUantea
Females.

~ RISE. &c.-By Young yiIl, Il. 70 take
! Y care of growing children and do plain
sewing references. Address u, 81 West
Fud.nN,4
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

I NDY of cultivation AMI refinement.
- .p,aking several languages, going
abroad would chnpclon few young ladies'
tof a Europoan .rip, or would 20 aS a COM
n,uinn highest Ncw.IorH i,fricnccs Ad.
dress T.. care OF Lrttce Carrier l0l, Boston,
Mass
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

LEATIIER-Thc current demand extends % all grades.
Of which tcr' IS fair supply. and prices. while un-
hat adj
New-York tribune., 1890-05-28

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