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New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

C0FFEE--of Brazil growths no large sales were re-
pr a y lSSS1E With IS' Nc Sn'9ssa Sanding
SSS go 800 Maa5S and Bags Mexican " On
% prices ie%s gs%sSs y, ogs SS1t, qd a"ds ID pre-
sssa,ee Gables from from Iona IoSdoa Indicated loss
hSe Of ID "S SSi0 T sG% Ham6STs @ % decline % On
Isaag Eli ast
Change R RryS S d rfpS 6S 5 Rio q oS Sn yss sS
santos q days 1000 bags Santos stock o5 600 bags
aRso osns good sse Sy s9aq 10 aS S
spe@pe $685. 4fs55s NGve9
' 6GR hX6 Il was no change
Il S ts q 10 & = SS n5s s WA: @
sSang 800 egs Low ls Extra S,i ~? Zoo SSs city
E1 E 5 z e Gr Ws 5 Ss wasS fsS S &soos a
SsGs s 6 90 a. 800 S5l P SgSGas = nv 5Gf Kin % I
dies s5da5 S5 Patents So 5od$0 25 Low Extra sds CO.
M9SSF y % ne g PSGn M ordns d snSe to
choice $3.50 05 fancy g 65a$5 Is Minnesota Spring
STd91Gy choice $5 3SfS, faSs|y 50 iS@$6
O. sSPera%s spring and winter - 75asd$ Ems
MaiSs a@d sa $50 5S. sppS
SG ss9 s d Se e Ra 'P Es n moSsratS Ss@S a.
nS demand ana and 'SS aHhaaed Yellow Ws closed aOS at
% as sae @srs o oDena D weak
snd early prices st Indicted s decline q GSc tee
es ss SGSaae very y M @ Sd dsE ne
rule closing at the highest figures. The late
nrmness the result, 1rst OF light receipts second
reports OF excessive dry weather third, Of damage the
S8 by ' Se snS sD oad d FIRE Trsma earl, On & Sp @
day but closed firm at advance OF Ia l2c Exporters
purchased 20S 900 bush ans milcrs 10000 bush. The
10 S75 bush and winter wheat points 81 0Si bush
comparing with 1S6930 bush and 32 ara bush respectively
for the corresponding day last year. ~ the seabOan
the arrivals today 1881 bush against % 1893 bush
for May Is, 1890. and making the total seaboard and
interior. 730 bush, against PAT 8o3 bush. The
ports from the Atlantic seabolid yesterday 26003
bush. against p 792 bush on the same day last year
ward, including No Red Winter at 81 I0a6sl 17L in
ds i2' special delivery for July q O7 do for sep
emher ~ o0 do for December 100000 Dush) ungraded
Winter Red 81 07as1 1sh G25,0oo bush) Included un
Spring 81 i5s 70 9rrve here No Hard spring 81 19h.
arrive, delivered No, NAV, q 14i2esl l5a closing
do July. 81 09hdsl lOs closing 81 lOs, do August,
81 o5tasl o9a closing at e. oGh do Sepember' 81 On
a. Si n oo & do soieg @ 9 90 m o. e"ns At s SS
do MAY. 1892, 81 09lds l0I. closing at Al lOs.:..
KYE-Dnll and nominal BARLEY-Dull and nominal
BARLEY MALT-Dul and nominal. Co!sN-Wih
spot market and the for nearby options uere
weak. The nearby deliveries closed at net loss OF Ia
s2s 900 bush future. 140 900 bush spot including No
mixed, !o5G74c In elevator, 71d72tc an9at 0Ife FOR
spceial May 00sc for do August ungraded mixed 7Oe
yellow 74c IN elevator 20. May 7sc closing at 79c
DO June 9G5ae07sc closing az 00'se DO July G4a.a
% Odog do sep.e1Sc ess te closing a. &c
oATs-The option market dull but STEADY closing at
partial advance Of Sc for the day The spot movement
bush future g 900 bush spes aciudng No 3 at 500
j01c; do white 50a572c No. ., 57a57isc In elevator
5ssSsac delivered No white, So. d60ci No I, COS
No white. eiei No Chicago oslae; unsraded West
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
yovr,spyr OF THE COTTON CROP.

New-Orleans, May 15.-Secretary hee'1S ""n.' ~
xo,,,l lorleons cotton Exchange report shows an IN
.aas. In amount OF cotton brought into siehe OF
coo ner cent over the corresponding seven days OF last
wear. Northern splnners have done better during inc
past week. their akings amounting In round hgures 10
"a 900 bales against 1000 last year. TINS brings
the excess in their takngs for the season TO DATE 70
I17ooo. Foreign exports have been LIBERAL te "ecns
ehtnments having reached 5s,34s, nearly $4,000
over the seven days ending May 10 OF last year.
Tbe aggregate for the TO date is s,20s,42o'
against 7.1O4 s4o an excess Of 1,157593 Up to this
date last year o7 1s-1Oo per cent OF The cotton crop
had been marketed. Foreign exports thus far for
the season have been 5374074, against 6I5el3 last
American mills North and South and Canada thus
far for the season have been 2,3u,oo3, against
o224, ,75O last year.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
SPEAKERS AT WOODSTOCK THIS YEAR.

Woodstock Conn.,. May l5-The attractions Tor tne
Fourth Of July celebration at Roseand Park tbs year
are of most promising character The following nave
formally accepted Invitations 10 be present and address
the people on this the twenty anniversary OF these
celebrations, which began in 1870, when president
Grant and others were present General JosepE H.
Hawley president Of the day; John Wanamaker. Post
rnaster-General: United States Senator Nelson W.
Aldrich. OF Rhode Island; Congressman Charles A.
Russell. OF Connecticut: exCongressman william
Mckinley, tr., Of Ohio General o. o. Howard United
States Army; the Rev. DR.. David Gregg pastor oi
The Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn
the Rev. Dr. william II. Ward, oi New-i York. Maurice
Thompson, poet Charlottesville, Ind; Murat Halstead
Editor OF "Tle standardU Union,' Broohyn. card
ecention I'm honor OF the speakers and invited guests
,!sil be given by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Bowen az
Roseland the evening previous TO the celebration
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York, Friday, May 15-BEE VES-hccs&ipts, & ls1
carloads direct to home and 40 1S &
Taed % duh az decline Of i0d5c all grades except top
'e1s Tveya w6Sa Carloads %sds Of? Of kenas & s0
S i2ea$4 0S and extra PENNSYLVANIA do at IS 20 dry
Dressed beet fair demand at sha9Rc (extra SIDES
es 70 date ., rpSTt sGS1 se slow per ~isk' r.
s rs are selling at Ilaiahc estimated dead weight
Home TPRes soS%g and SATURDAY include 5e live cattle
the r SO H. odmR GO Ga sRG Quarters
the Lyda Monarch $50 gu@reEs M 10 ts ASpSr I
qGarteTs Of ll8 dressed Hogs M in ,b he EsG Gn
ayrb for schwarzchd suzberger and 30 sheep 90 on
the and Aecgna g9g 4 he t9a M STare Of
De She and s dES':ed cS Hfss Kentucky
IS !52 3 2s sySPRf g. - e. sss4s &
q ss go h. lisi az o 3 % 8; z z 90 1863
is IS $I DO 80 I26i 80 at AZ % g. is ,$is a.
s5 az 1889 SS n 1s2S 81 81 % ~ Il ;; q en- SS
c0gh Sherman 2SS NJ az ceF 10 Ma pennsy%lya%Ha u % Ste
20 dS 74 j. n h a 60 g . 52 d. 70 So9 90 m s ~ 81 50
70 ndryaSd nd steers iSs so - DO llss & n s q
ss @ ss e 81 s. g 3 CO. P'nn'l'an' cows 500
Goldsmith & Kensqfy % Stlfr;I 81 isI n b'Is a y S SO
e e fS 80 fS 5 sdss @ 1871 r. at 20 cows
e ~ 10 EGggsyyasSa = sa ,sss SIN r.
g o. g YS iSas $ So at Gs g &c. e. 3 D. $ oio
isSanS X Go S eG ny at '35 g g. sti5d 81 II Bu
g. sanders IS Indiana Steers 400 p s 80 o. 10
% 5o1 % at g % dG 70 lsE g e ~ 2S la
iSgs @ r. At Do i4l5 r. at = 49, sS j, % 1870 @ r
sS DO m 1929 NJ % a st Il I? So DO soo T. ds s j s5G 2
IS Eqnnsyvanla Cows 1893 NJ at 80 s5 DO $50 N, at
- j. G. Bear 22o Mealed Pennsylvania steers. 1910 n,
% IS DO !Cs n a. 20 & bull 1900 H. AT a. 50 2S
noting i'm tlo Nominal qactatiS9s s25d$56 g per head
TSs9 rc,, GSv at o GsS and
which makes o. the heaviest runs tor the week on
on yeas and sc butteks with 200 to carry over for
Saturdays market - -, -. ,so- 49,. -, -.
oe eC%Su SunSR q Tu!ter%ks size mxeS calves g S
but s bulk o%4 Of the s yea ssS cs d az s
S eayG 4aS aaSGf soG At 70! 5 Sy dressed cA0'e iO
any sSslss~Dienback & Dewey: l5 Mixed Calves, 1913
afg a. a 42G IS P;E g DO DO los yfa "a At ls 5e @ s s Dc Ss I
d. iiaSs i; ne Mus9 Mixed Roos and puttezmilk a
o0T Nelson q veas, 1876 n at s5 50; 17O Mixed
CalHe lHHescnbeck @ & Hollis 90 Buttermilk calves JOG ~
at Feline Sif iS wgS Mfa Coz o.? 20 20 Mixed Calves 12l ~
at i 25 wsp, lsG D. g g STAT State vea. 1so n
e4e SO DO 1874 at 9sc 81 p & do , l&s n at G., Sse
i22 @ at KssS Sss 70 vSss ias at Sc Z "cus"
Hi MePhsr:op Il 4 SG ysals l.S r. at essi
s MeTs ID csrs c oss s sS
as many already T. the pens Sv.r The ,so tess @a.
ss 90 dPSssS SPsi If
and 1 nearly csrcads Of UrNhorq do sold at y 90
String Lambs IN rather light supply, with sales at ga
s per r. on Sd no nS Tsy sTS rs sOS sSfN sdy at oac
dressed Yearings sold at n2alSe afu aessee ePsing
I9mbs at i2a16c, with the most OF the sales a' iZs"
sales-D Harrington 2oa cllDDed Michigan Sheen 77s
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
y,s PUNISHMENT DOUBLED FOR THREATS.

jacksonville, Fla, May Is speciaD. D.-Greatly to the
snrnre and also the appreciation Of the spectators at
the United States Court to-day, the sentence Of Lot
NJ Ballard for infringing United States postal laws
was changed from nino months In the Madison county
Iou 10 eighteen months In the United States peni-
ten+iorv at Columbus, Ohio. When the court took
recess at noon Ballard conducted by guard to
the County Jail and the way he told the guard that
one thing that the court could not take from him
was Winchester rifle which he owned, and that
when he had served his sentence he would kill every
ono ~ the witnesses in his case. The court hear
Inc 0f This Thought Ballard had got of too easy and
had him brought back TO the court room and added an
additional nine mouths TO MS sentence ahu chaneeu
the place of imprisonment.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
srv.roR FAssErr coYTRADIC1ED.

Albany, May 15-Tle following appeared In INC y
Argusp today concerning the Weekly Pay bill, wmch
nassed the Assembly this year. but failed in the Senate
To "The Argus: Attention having been caEed 70
Statement made by Senator Fassett In an lnterVie"
published in The NewYorh Tribune OF May II IN con
nection with the Weekly Pay BILL we deem y our oa,y
10 Contradict the same. The Senator is quOleu a.
ing: No body railroad employees asked for te
and orrani zed labor such has no particular
in tbe same This is not The bill was orlgihaig
drafted by Knights Of Lab assembly sen ~ o. wSSnSmens ESld
Assembly has persstently advocated the passage oi
the bill Representatives. from the vsrcns bs Ssn
orranIzations appeared year after year eefUe the o1
ste an. assembly committees, and urged the measure
Durng the legislative session OF le0l the IaS msn
traInmen and laborers had special representative IN
the Capital looking after their interests, pIncpS, npS
onoonr which was the bill demanding the weekly pay
maDt ot wages The bin has been repeatedly indorseo
by every labor organization IN the state, e,y,1xc
President Workingmens Assembly.
p J. DOYLE,
Chairman legislative Com, Workingmens Asseniply.
Albany, May 10, 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore May 15.-Flour dull. UNCHANGED. Receipts
o7S bbls shipments bbs sales, 475 bols Wheat
Southern steady; flz, eI l0as1 10 long6erry SI 10
81 10 No red dull and easy spot , 81 10 Me al os
al ssomer No red q - receipts; SSS sSsa;
White dull and weak 72a53c yellow steady &c IhNu ~
dull spot the month, 72e July, pot 40
white receipts 17o bush shgmsRSs %S.s WeseTn
ss0e :Sss Sa eqG mxd Vs' o aaSSsS se
stock 92 7GJ bush. Rye steady NO 2 eoe s1Sh 9,otV
bush Hay firm good TO choice timothy, slldslZ tram
freights quiet and nominal steam to iiVerpooi Ia S9rA
for ordors, 2s Cd Cotton dull nominal piddiing, % ssS
cry fancy 22c do choice, 2oa2le DO hnltai9n
l7dISc; ade fancy, l6c do aood TO choice ltaioci
rc fne I5dI0c fair to good, l3aiic store packed
I2a7c Eggs quiet easier 16e Coffee hr unshangeG sSe
SWSfaiaE Wsiskeey eTsheass aSies steady ii 2sasi g.
Btnao May 15.-wheat-No hard quiet; cars seid
l7 closing at 81 l7S4 do cost Insurance. irsss'
u l5 5000 bush No northern cash. q S do No,
b. No northern, cash, II 00% y 300 pusn NO l
northern Chicago at II lct winter wheas qulee
cars No red sold at 81 14dsl l4a asked III store no
dull and weak closed cent lower cars & no ysiiSw
on track 5ss4c in store, 5Sac asked 22OOo 9ush S
yellow sold at No AZ 6oc asked oats duil ana
weak; No white. sc; NO do ooe 10 G naeHs Sd 'IS ~
store S Rye dull; No at In store. Flour dul! and
lover bat patent spring SIS 301S0 l5 do winter 80 90
SSs5 so; rye -four % S5ds5. Mlfeed weak coarse
winter brah sl9 do spring SIS Gsns eiS1:s 9qle.
bush oats 1926 900 bush ShipnenEs-s anal S wheat: heat:
I52 600 BUSH corn So 900 bush rail Flour $1,000 bbls
wheat 1893 600 bush Corn, 234,UO0 bush; oats, 9CO0
bush barley, $500 bush rye, 900 oush
Chicago May 15-The leading futures ranged follows;
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
RInnK,s SUIT For RENTALs.

Chicago, May 15.-Land worth between s4'ooo'ooo
ana az 100000 on the lake Shore between Fourteenth
and sixteenth sts., is involved in litigation by BILL
filed in the Superior Court at noon TO-DAY. Emina
Herrington of Geneva, Ill., Is conpiSlian' anu sne
I,noiS Railroad Company is the corporation with
which an accounting is sought Mrs. Harrington Is
the widow of Augustus Herrington, capitalist and
one.tlme general solicitor of the Northwestern Com,
nanv His father originally entered the quarter section
IF which the land is part. and Judge Herr1ngton took
the title from him. In lee6 ne deeaeG ,ne anS M
erngon neglected to join in the transfer ar snS
claims therefore, that she never reeaSea , %
u suis @ IN the rental value is 100000 per annum
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

pu,sbu,g NAV 15.-The Philadelphias today's
rama sbindle received liberal applause in the third
inning when he made seemingly impossible pickup Win
one hand of hot grounder from Brownngs bat ana ny
onck throw 10 first retired the side Beckleys onehsnd
catch OF Cray's hot liner the third inning making the
third out caused much applause The score
PS,,.ssFsssls P1tsssSSs .:S ::::::: 9 2 9 9 ~
and
Umpre-Hurst.
Cincinnati May ia base balls. the only error OF
the game. gave victory to Boston Cncnnsu ioss
number chances TO score runs by poor Dauns po'S'
Attendance, 1900. The score:
G.aslanes Sa:;na r. :S T:y:.::S &c SS 9 9 2 SSJS
II RSsson and Nehcs G&P
flowers ...
Boston. May 15-shnnick's in the fourth gave
the Bostons their first They earned the other
~ on Farrels three.bagger and Dufnton's hor.a -sun
Daley was effective He gave three bases In The hrst In
ming but no made Joyces errors gave LOUIS
yille their two runs Attendance. LILO. The score
EsssR,ijs PssisR e. 49,: 49,. 3 : l. 9 q
Z borSvSs n6s Daily
Elmira May l5-The Elmiras outbattcd aud outne.ded
the Jamestown nine to-day and easily by this score
ElmiEs Elma.,own .'~-" . 9 9 : o 8
Dasehits-Elmira IA, jamestown g. Errors
Jamestown o. Batteres-tce, Henc and Pit1i DriscOA
and Jordan.
eabed the Albany team " defeat Syracuse to-day The
=,
syracuse sysssH = g 599 9 "a
i A'1nS sGa ussas
Roche. .,
Troy. May 1s-The Troy astonished the natives
to-day by winning another game Of baseball from New
Haven The score:
TrSy TcHy Haven :::::: 8 9 80 9S / 9 "a
pstSssMsSare SSwnxsn 1O and We
and Wilson .
Rochester May 15.-The Bunalos played In their old
,orm to-day and won an easy victory from Rochester
The score: q
n0gao RoTn1o'ei - i / 9 1 x-0
Observation-Disclosures T. Buffalo T. Errors-iochester
puTa1o O. Botterles-ShIeve and Bowman, Murphy ana
Barr.
/ Lebanon May 15.-The game scheduled To be played
here today between the and Providence CLUBS
was postponed on account Of rain.
Washington, May 15.-The washington'Columbus Dali
game was to-day postponed on account OF rain
Baltimore May 15-cincinnet Baltimore baseball game
postponed rain.
Philadelphia May 15-The Atetic.st Louis ball game
postponed; rain
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
z OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
break OF over Q cents In the price OF National
Transit certificates would have caused some excite
ent in the exchanges when speculation showed some
solIdated Exchange yesterday beyond $4,000 barrels
and the Stock Exchange wholly neglected the com
modify. Prices went down from 20 IL cents al inc
opening 10 81 3-8 cents, the closing figure being %
cents The principal reason for the decline appeared
to be readjustment of market values 10 the premium
paid for Bradford oil which Is 10 cents per barrel
Refined oil was unchanged at 7.20 cents per gallon
in barrels and 8.o5 cents IN cases..
Foreign quotations Antwerp, 10 La trancss
Bremen g 40 marks London, 3-4 pence.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
THE WESTERN UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.

Chicago May 15.-The Western Unitar1np conference
adjourned last night resolution was adopted con
tinung the committee the work OF educating women
far the ministry and asking the ministers Of this con
ference TO lay the matter before their churches The
following officers were elected for the coming year
President. H. L. shorey; vce-president. the Rev. Mary
A. sanord secretary, j. n. Engcr; treasurer, Myron
Leonard: directors, John A. Roche John Wilkinson
J. NJ. wanzcr Mary A. Stafford, 4. NJ. Jndy, J. d.
Ludden and Florence G.. Bnchstah At. the closing sing
The Theodore Parker memorial fund OF $4,000 had been
completed
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
OPENING THEIR NEW CLUBHOUSE.

The new clubhouse CT the Meuop0'''n 1'o"Oe
sorhors, Association. No. 333 West Twenty ythrd-st
enod ,ost night Many persons prominent In the
nros,on were present. The interior Of the house has
ALREADY been described in The Tribune The exercises
,"aro cnonod nv Edward F. Underhi, expresident of
the ASSOCIATION, who made short address ADDRESSES
were also made by surrogate Ransom on an
and cornet solos by Paul Nicholson ir Miss Conn.,
1nhn and Others.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
nr,,n FACTORY IN LEEDS, ENG.

Providence. r. l., May 15-The American screw
comnanv Of Providence about to build factory In
Leeds. England 1t will cover an acre and half Of
..o,nd Tn This factory the company win place
large quantity of It's machinery now idle In this city
President Angel assigns as the principal reason for the
.ha onorous conditions requisite TO securing draw
SsIs on fhe export Of the companys product Imposed
bv fhe present Tariff law.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
,,n,.v p,currRs CAPTURED IN ALBANY.

Albany n. w. May 10" jack Van Wort, aged four
teen and James McManus aged thirteen. who say they
1.-Two IN New York, but refuse to say in what street,
,reue cored in this city by the police to-day to pre-
vent them from Staying the few Indians left In this
country. They were their way West to accomplish
,,. rderons design and bad stopped here 10 secure
s n.o snS ammunition Their pockets were filled with
,,tcita1 lterature.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

Davis Richardson Stolen tases-Mc Aleer, Gore Left
DoSe Johnson thinner Whistler. Bases on 6sisUBy
Seward g. by Ruse g. Double playsBassett Rlcharofon
Connor 13 First base on errorCCleveland New;York
l. Sacrifice hibs-McAleer, Mexican. Chfds. virtue
o ORourke Glasscock. Time-1 40. Umrire-Lynch'
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
BILLS SIGNED By TIE GOVERNOR.


Albany, May Ib.-Ihe uoVellIor Has sgHeu
r,han,c 360-Amcndlng Section ,)35 OF tho Code OF
f,, procednr relating to the qualification VI sureties
Chapter Authorizing the city Of Buffalo to Issue
$4,000 bonds to defray the en2hse r i%gpyimg aG
onefs In the Thirteenth Ward and in the town OF Wesb
6eDecss
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

was lower extra creamery, 1sd2oc extra nrss i6dl!e
afsts Isss ifsiSS ifsSSS ssss sSSsa fs%ai4se isgai
May l5F9gs IN 81 nOdsEa c demand Cdo Thsa: SaS
e. 800 ssS No. ss Ssa SYRs Rys stronger SS
SSs g G sood sn bs:. 3 4 ~ whs, c & SSss
a9iy Eg9 y 2I ies eG G ia hes:s
Milwaukee. May 15.-Flour quiet. Wheat strong:
my NG u Of iPsae NO. on Ncrhern sfS 'si 81 os Corn
No. 3 on track, Csc. oats steady No; wl;ite On
Se a rS 2s So n Rsasy sDe o4e Pr fovons s m
july S11 AS. Lard, July, 20 81 T. Recep!s-F@iour' Flour
$500; wheat ai5oo; barley, AGO. shpmentS-fiouF'
Minneapolis, May l5.-There was very 1T
tie, if any, demand for any kind OF wheat today %
was some early buying of that grade at about IL
was some early buying OF that grade at about i-2c
The offerings were small, but the market dragged badly
Local milers not buying claiming they could not
the prices az asked Elevator companies would have
bought No. Northern at 1c under July but as sellers
an an endesvor to set little more for t1el their
wheat. Receipts, 73 cars shipments, ID 90 Ci9s,
sNS & No. SO as'd SoreTn SrS m Nay i | ne
july 81 oS as@os ON on teh sroc = .. a. tsS osSs o5
8, rsors Nay &c. i's 5as. aS dn no No White
5oe Rye scarce 30 30 ssG weh'S ss
$50 sa' arSy s.n op Ds%sS
800 bush.
phladelphia May I5FlOur.Markst ruled steady l, bgs
Syefs S Isr nsedsse ' %s
81 soa$i 90 per Dbl as to Quality WheatopSn % Ss Sass
Gsaso S;s
high grades declined g per increased
So sell led fG May rsp3sssfrs 81 IS n fiR
05Ssi GS S@se, Sassnas Isr
ss s 1% G $,.s ss.ssS
without buyers; No. mixed May 70a72c June, $50
shoss srG s 1ns gAs a aS
81, S5se; June, s.S5sfs July Ss.d :. SssS PRO Pro
BuS xA Msa a and Oq'snsS Fenayss
P,qSS SS.s s Ise sS sSsar EEs:
1ass Sas ss o$ssS 80
~s s Rose c1ss n q asa nss ssssi sMsas
HSss 81 ta6es sss e e g S'TS j
ed q stSs sdssS Sssc a SOasi eSdss ss Dc ss
81 fo6a.yyana medium sized AID mixed slSsi
sqSrG 81 Do ne" So DO sSs
articles 1nshanged1o Zoo cosn 900 sSs
shipmente~Whsat, S,7Oo bush; corn, $500 bush Oats
opened tame and about the same It closed yeserdsy
SsSs%S sS@ uss ssy .sss.J aiS S
Sgsn Sas and the Close was @ at near top prices Of Ss
day. ql.s s4Vye YESTERDAY, days, aal agSsa ~ a ,d
ssS SsS q ; sS
Cora Cora opened s
advanced sharply until noon. when prices declined lly
No 9, sash, eodeohc; May ooaoose, closing AZ eoss
July 57d57e, closing at 81 sc oats higher but quiet;
august. iusS ssl Sss'c closing 81 sSsc Rye sF%er
%oshy sisssl5 Bran a% NM Fisssss! ssssi
Butter dull and unchanged. Eggs scarce and nrm ?.
i2Ac. Cornmeal steady at - 15ds3 25; whssey steady
lS Provisions-The market continues dl yet the
tons. is trine nrmer PORK 81 Soosii & s25 ,dard:
RIBS 90 20ds6 Is; short clear. 20 s7I Baeon-poxed
20 Is Receip.s-Four 1000 bbls wheat II 600 bush;
corn. 81 900 bush; oats $4,000 bush rye lgyr bush
5000 bush corn 900 bush oats, 10000 bush; rye
1000 busts
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

Cleveland May 16.-Elghteen hundred happy cleveland
cranks ball grounds this evening The home team
outplayed the Giants Daviss terrific hitting was the
feature.
Rusie pitched with less than usual the Ceveanas
making twelve bssehits Young seeved Seward In the
eighth inning but not in batting hurnor
and the change made little difference The score was as
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n, at s5 rs per 100 n AS DO 94a n. At s5 s73; 312
unshorn DO % n, at Iss clipped Mchig,p LAmes: ae
n, at 81 sic anshorn do, 70s, n, at 81 so .,
Hume Mullen: 23 clipped state sheer eyes. ,,s W
Spring lambs. 81 d.. at IS 25; es
Haenbeck & Hollis: 7S clipped Vermont sheep, %
n a. sS e. ao 81 n. Pt 8 2s 200 Western do. ei ID
Dnlenback Dewey 1o2 clipped State Lambs 79's 10
wikefson Sherman: IIa clipped Ohio Sheep ssh n.
ot So rs.
D. Mcpherson 6 Co. 2ss clipped Michigan Sheep. 90
HoGskecepts 4s carloads Of e.ec2 head.22 carloads
4Oh-st and 81 carloads at Jersey City No sales on
live weight. Market weak at 81 G0dSi 80 for Western
pigs and s5 10ds5 30 for State hogs.
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pnnoK1xNs nrrEArEn nY CH1cLGO.

Chicago, May 15.-To-days game was an od-fashioneo
sugging match Ryan starting with homerun hit on the
first ball pitched At the end OF the seventh Hutchinson
was substituted for Gumbert Who getting hit much
harder than Ioyett the latter having settled down to
good work. Dahlen, Burns and Terry did some great
hating The
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nRowN WINS FROM TRINITY.

Hartford May Is (SpeciaD.-The Brown university
baseball team defeated Trinity here this afternoon by
oro q, to p Trinity felded loosely In the first two
innings allowing seven Brown men TO cross the plate
The next six innings Trinity fairly ouplayed her oppo
nents at every point shut Brown completely out ou
she scattered hits and failed to score more han t"ce
ramIin OF Trinity struck out seven men, His pitching
was one OF the features game Below tho score
by innngs y :,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

The staten Island Athletic Club open their chApo, %
shin season at home west Brighton, s. l to1y WIN inc
crescent Athletic club. good game is expected as
both have exceptionally strong Mines ..
The Manhattan A G. will to-day meet the strong 0ean
of the Brighton A. O., at Manhattan Field, at p m.
Judged from the strong game both teams are playing ~
present good game should result Harry young, Sc
rrack NJ A. o. pitcher will In the box for the Cherry
MAN