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New-York tribune., 1891-05-08


All the pentup wrath of BrOOkyns baseball l,.
sosa Yesterday over little sTommy' DAILY the bright
ha,aayer who ia at present impersonating Jonn
gomery Ward stop for the Brooxyh eiuo e. tSo
CHARGED DAILY with the defeat OF the
game ct Eastern Park Few people CAV S ,hov won
nas snv credit although they deserved lt io e' ss
,s ~ smpIv because they played better ball than oa
the Bridsgrooms -, =, ,,,s season nj
Yesterday was the first Tadies Day. oil this so % -
Eastern Park, and as the BridegroOns srne was
tbst occasion for many moons, yes'efuSys s", ,no
.oon,ed a. victory for the home club even otioi VIZ
saams took their positions upon the neia - ,ho
4 7ss half.frozen spectators present. pTpsioO nav
home players TO victory k k.s. - ,honobts
800 swent over the grounds and brought oaeA @ ~
% x1n,er The smoke from the adjacent sawini s @ ~s
wept into Brooklyn. and the occupants Oh 'ne '''""
for once happy. - b tho afth inning
S'. .,n, heen made up to that time Then Day
- h,s fumhliog career, and the Adohls pecane ui9
.ca.Dd Gleason started of like benuuuieu s0'o
,ov lint ptehed artist after the sec'nu is a
r,os. management caused comment IN INC secohu
osf e, soo,a cards indicated that Terry was to BAT
had ~ Ktnsow but the players seemed 70 thinA uer
only When Terry in the second inning .aue ., s
s,,ve N left field for bases Umpire Lyhch a.'e
as called to the fact that he had batted OUT Oh orus
"~s - Soo,.,sa ont and lost his record Of basehit.
u, ,oh. have lost the game. for with two men OIL 'no
hoaes in te prevfous inning Kinslow VINO pa''eu ou u
hts arm forced OBrien out at third
The prtdegrooms scored three runs IN inc opening
lio t,ts ,ha Load Gleason was not steady, and
cabins went to first called balls ana ufn,n ina"v
~. Foutz then hit ball along the left ned ioue
%, tuo bases and Collins and Grimm scored fou'N
-. ,b,rd and scored on o bunt hit by Pinkney'
No more runs were made until the fourth inning wneh
.a home players increased their Iced with one more run
Ta, and Terry were sent first on called balls and
1Irsov,s sacrifice advanced each base. wild pitch
allowed DAILY TO score l.. 49,. e,,h
Tbe Philadelphia men scored two runs In ue "oh
.,ng and made the contest more exciting. Gleason
got 70 first on an by Daily and another error oy e
same nlayer gave Hamilton "lfe' ohmuls aien
sacr,ecod each runner Delehanty followed WIN
hit 20 left field and Hamilton and Gleason scored
Tho visiting men scored two more runs in tne sA'n
,to and tied the score Meyers led of with two
rase hit to right field and scored on MT Dy nro"'
DAILY made poor throw to the plate' anu brown sV ~
mid Allen HIT vicious gSounder, which Collins couu
not handle, and Brown scored .,. oouod
In the ninth inning the men from ouakertown scoroi
.,,oo runs and won the game. With one out Hamilton
hIt safely and went second on wild ptch Shihue
~ sent To first on balls. Delehany got trst on an error
,v nalv and Hamilton scored Thompson hit ssfeiy anu
SndI and Delehanty crossed the plate The score was
as follows: o,ooyrvN.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
Pennsylvania.
" RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY OF AMERICA,
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot ~
Desbresses and COrtlandt Streets, as
fOliews,-
On and after MARCH lst, l6a,
The Scenic Line to the West.
On and after MARCH let, 1891.
THE EasT rryt

TIE FAST LINE.
s.ee 4. MPullmsn vestbule Sleeping and p,,o, a..
esssc ea,fisss sslSCeIans SS a. .Ss Ssasses
mn. lHE PgNNsYLvANX LIMITED.
"a .ssssss aRf sFss ss
ns-sy sSS :. tP s sss
s as' and 'ss @sS.e a.f .iss,s p sss and
Cincinnati 7.Io and Chicago 9:i5 a M next dsS
~. cEGasp H..Sos Aso
:e' fs::snfs Ys sS:s GS
~ nj rms hns @ssTaRy y sSSli 1i'G H&rREsss. Z :ss. day
psss d.. s. tss S4sso e Sp SDs s f
bug to Richmond snd Chicago. Arrives At Cneianss
eoad n1ae 80 m osanss osn az. saa % & s
.a' .''sa' ''iT. SAciF2c s1isRs SisSIf1y s%sSEss.
~ce sS,dp.dM = MSpulIman Buffet sleeping Car Nsy.York
sssTSss Week e.y S:TSAc: q cosaoss ys s'
Cleveland sE s.y: .ea S.$ 4:
as;ssna @s asa osansS: onss;' sssspt s.sSs . '''
1asssson limited Epss Of PUP fSan ahE fais, SOUTH
with Dinag Car, daily except sunssy. 10 10 a. n,
ssdshVs.s4 Dods car a. '9d 20 g S .11
a'aaSs'a ac s rs pO sC s5Cssss Co. s5pS 10
ss' % R.;SS' so s's inG 20 Poo p !. %
For 1.Ls AaLAHaIc S CITY, 1850 p. weekdays. wia
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express MO- TO- 70 so2 80 90 Chicago Limited
Rssodns so Cs5,' and so II ;GS 20 M no II 20 90 a;io
?. m and IL is night. Accommodation, ii :iS a. nv
a0 d0 ,% and 0o p m. Sundays. Express, o:l5 So
ZOO 10 Lmited( and 10 O m, :00 4, 80, :0O
go 9 90 snd 90 D. m. and II rs night Accom-
For ,ine-,aoes d trains 70 local plss on the Pcnn
yn ania Ialifoad Systsmi apply at thoIlowing Tickl
House and foot Of Desbresses and Coranct si Court
ST.. 500 Fuons., and Brooklyn Annex Station, fco. a
Fulton st, Brooklyn: rs Hudson-st. Hoboken Station,
The NewYork Transfer Company win cali for and eheer
baggage from hotels and residences through to
CHAS. E. PUGH J. K. WOOD,
General Manager, General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Thgrda Nay dS!s for Ensna0s
Company and % carloads at Jersey City fOr 'ne
city D beef fair request at oS5s sg2gSts gts for
refrigerated beef and Ssaosd for American Steers es
mated Gead weight e9i :.o on tho America $50 do on the
& s. :sSeg gsna o. hS S' sds Mar
aaS ass 1iTHsz ;ss3S e I'd s s
common e prime ye9s htSSSAt SSe for and '''o'A
eOGo presd Calves higher With countryresssd veslss
Oes iSes and ss 1GSs dressed 's S9c sE Calves sold
" saIes1Ege OTIS 40 veals, 1876 N average. at eiac
per HscaecE ~ x Il Hollis i54 veas, 12i ~ at oo 80
~ s, % s. y yss lq d. g. Fl M Se 2 &C.
MuTg veal Mgeq is6 m as 81 Be- GuS%iH d0 i4 onyfi
p 5:e HsGRfsR %EsRs e Go y''li 7ls Eses is r.
sJ S?{H T. isS H. he Sc sS cu Hs'li % ''
dsgGf S6 pf S ySs Including le a.
direct . butchers ac Fl 5, S7 hS9S Ss sna snpUS 2S
SRng nddsa ass Ssan cy and IN S
and and strong a s further dyaass y per nnea r. do
%oJ.s Sssd % & s SDtd snS hf' s s5
6 s%S in 4Ss % %tsSy s%s Sd RG
al firm 1S3S nanS. f@d dressed sS
changed at s5Gss so per carcass. -. o,...- -, .,
Sa1es-IJnme Mullen: 80 unshorn State sheep ia II
aereSe ~ ~ ner 100 n 81 do, 102 N, at 81 70 rs DO
So H. at - So 50 qnshOrn State Lambs 10 @ at T0 L
do (culls). 40 n. at sc 80 49,, 49,, q, - -,
ca Il clipDed Ohio sheep 90 ~ at 81 15 culs, GA ~
at "a 25. o.o ,,., ,r,oh,oon sboon
ssi. n OF go 20; 324 Ohio do SO h. at S9 70 80 az
foo, m al SO 10 clipped Ohio Lambs, 81 ~ at ~ 20
wv n IWarrnGton 275 unshorn State Sheep 1O3 No. at So
WIkerson Sherman 239 clipped Ohio Sheep, o7l2 ID,
at so So o, 70 .. .. 60 o, 8.
% HalenbecS & Hollis ii clipped State Lambs, SO n,
ot a. Ia: II clipped Bucks and Ewes go N, at So .
NV p Kase: Jersey Lambs, at 30 10 per heani D
Ewes and Bucks 105 ~ at $6 %. ..-os.- -. ,os
Jersey Lambs, at % per hcau'
Everitt & Co. Jersey Lambs, at $5 per head ,ds
HOGS-Recepts "a carloads Of 3S27 headif ca pS
a ersey cv and 10 carloads at 4Oth.st only ~ hean
for sale and not sold before Change e. scott soa ae
"Wednesday State Hogs, 203 ID average at oi2S pcf ID
Market nonay steady 81 70dS5 for western Pgs anu
IS 25dS5 90 for State Hogs. - ,a1,.o ,or
Country dressed firm at 6G0+c Tor heaVy' 'W ~ ioi
medium, and TIC for light
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-The spot market was very steady & at lis ISL;
full rates The first hand trading included 500 bags
No. RIO, at 1ssc 400 DO No. p minus TO- at la''esi
i9iss and 500 DO santos NO 4 at l9se The pder
Sales go bags Maraeaibo, 600 do sGvanla, 120 do
st Domingo, 900 do Central American, and 81 do
QUIET and closed barely steady a. prices iientca With
Change At havre and Hamburg holldsys were enjoyed
at the exchange Total sales l5o00 bags The Official
csbie ouotd Regular first 10 kios), nominal good
second 30 kiosl 500 exchange tpriyate lc, s re-
"a b0o bags Rio cearancss 70 Europe. 1000 bags Rio
STOCK 81 bags Rio market strong receipts in santos
Co hao Santos stock 80 900 bags Santos market firm
good average santos 10 100; CLEARED from Rio May
stamshin Posse % 900 bags cleared from Rio for BaG
steamshin Pharoa 3 600 haCs-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
4 roo1-RAcE DECIDES AN ELECTION.

Charlottesville Ind. May Ton Monday last oc-
Cured the city election at Waynetown, Montgomery
County. William Simms and Frank Hollowell tied
for the Office Of Treasurer, each man receiving 323
votes To decide the question to which one should
hold the Office footrace held yesterday between
the men. The race 200-yard dash, and several
thousand people were The ground betting on the
outcome. Simms seemed a winner until he
trpped and fell when within three yards of the goal
HOllowe fell him, but crawling over the line won
the race amid the h0wlS and cheers OF the crowd
HolloweI was duly sworn in last evening.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
furniture.
RAILROADS.

1856 h 1afTP saf Heas vasipU1n LIMITED due
1880 CGl.fSo M we PG6 BAY ExpEEss-Dy except
12,0o Soou. SOUTHWESTERN yEsTIBULEp LIMIT.
ED-Due Cincinnati 1000 indianapolis IL 10, a. M.
Due at Detroit at 10 a. Chicago 4:5o m, next
s,aa Tp Snc9np5iiK c@9AnpiKoSDRcR AND IoNTHEAE Ex.
,.so g'Tss p: NJ. BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS
OF hfIelNML p NML.-pAsr ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex.
iriitSS"Due indianapolis IL 20 M next day. st.
r1sGkiGL sHHii SS SNhE@BggeE i PogGHKEEPgIE RHINE
5gRss p 81 $S:s Sa5 f1SaR
jo sgS .J S55 5ss II 3d. j. no. e..
TR6Y-7 i e1o 70 90 tIS go ~ Is !, 40 cI2 I. go
uTiS& aiSIa z AYp IS sYRACtsE1 i5 To- 90 tiS go
a. IL 100 noon, 80, 600 7 aO 8 10 D. m' tl2 100
Roch iEssTER-o 10, 10 90 10 80 M, 12 100 noon.
BUtR&Eo tRE 30 a. no. no. Gsa Il 90 noon go
N1&G8R S LIS 10 co. TO 80 a. m 12 Oo noon.
ADtRSSDSCk SS GGG rs gS AND MosrREALH7 AS
CAPE nv vIN2RSr e M f Ss HifsS AND
S dESEyA AMP cASASRAlsUA5S.SS A5SsS 10 o0
BEhRsgiaE E. hiHh5 u w hARLEa DISisIoN-
toI m lie ssis' % and .Bss in Sleeping Gar,
fss Ps9 Psss saSs Ss ws. 2s a. l25 81 SI AND
YORK Washngoat 9G PqtUHsS and Assy SSS & Bed
E D xpess PFessy Gals snS for Gs and
hotels and residences through e Sairav obe,
Day fly hegt Sunday sOay except o'n''
S 'P55SSs 5S 3 90 @ and
Il C9 9HN TdpsH II fS q lSSG GkoE Ss pANIEL
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The visible supply Of refined oil at the seven prnc
pal Continental ports April 25 was 725,oO0 barrels
an increase of 5000 barrels over the date year
ago The quantities taken for interior consumption
since Juiy last show loss of 90 900 barrels.
Yesterdays crude certificate market was duu and
devoid of interest There sales Of 1000 barrels
AT the Stock Exchange at II Ia and at the Conson-
dated Exchange l400O barrels changed hands at II Ia
al IL eents, including sales of,I 900 barrels Of cash
oil at 20 "a cents. There were sales at the Con-
sodated Board OF 1900 barrels Of Bnckeye at 1s
cents. Refined oil without change. Foreign quo
tatons were Antwerp, 16 Ia francs; Bremen, 6.40
marks London. o 3-4d5 1910 nence.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
DELA ARE, LACKAWANNA AND
wESIERN KAILkCAD.
A. . z. L...I-.-. L

Shortest Line Nestiouled Pullman Coaches.
O. m.-Bulaio and Oswego Express, Via Paserson for
water tap, stroudsburg scranton, Bnghamton, Oxeeo
Ithaca Wavery, ilmira Corning Bath, Danylile sn.r.
burne, Waerye; lAehheed Springs Utica, Mt Morris,
Greene OXFORD, Nolwich, Cortland Syracuse
termedate stations Connects at Scranton trains for
BuralO with trains the West. -
: 10 " in,--blhsn1IeoH nisla VIA DoohtCn.
Stroudsburg Scranton, Owego. Wsyerly &c conneots "a
Scranton with for Pittston Kingston ana WiiSes.
10 p. m-scrantOn' wiikesbarre and Plymouth Ex.
press.
$50 D. (daiiy).-Bufalo Limited Express VI. pa,a..
son. for stroudsburg scranton, Biz ghaIaon 0weso NJ
VERY, Elmira, Corning Bath, Wayland. Dansyiile NJ
Morris &c, wing IN Buffalo at 80 a m, '' -"
D. m (daly).-Bunalo. Utica ana OsWeco Fxn,ox. o.,
Stroudsburg Scranton, Blngnamton Cortland Syr,uss @
Fulton Greene oxford Norwich, Sherburne WsterStiis
Kichneld Springs &c, ana al points Burslo diysoa
connects with trains for the West. '''SNs
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
rrpopEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool May T. 3A5 mBeef and pork da,soS IN poSr
demand Hams in fair demand baTn ,aw an pa0d pSod srSeH
tine in poor demand Rosn in fair demand Lard-spo, ,
and Futures demand improvinR prime Western sn9'
and Nav steady 33 June and July steady at 3ss so
Wheat in poor demand: Kansas winter hard steaoy & a
maHd futures good demand mixed We:e5snd sRT SIy
steady AZ ga Gid May and June steady at 5s o'd Jul
steadv at IS Cd Hops at LondonPacihc Coast-Ihere
nothing Offering.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
CENTRAL Fs. n. OF NEw-JERsEY,

FOOT OF LlEEEIH-ST. NORTH RIkEH
Time Table Of May ID 1891.
80 a. m. Tor Easton, Maach Chunk wlkesbarss.
p% WS@p Q" sGndas fo Elston '1U Maach thSHR. Saa.
WilEees6arrs .eN and I'd. SCRANTON scranton
ZOO NJ. for Eastoa and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
s:45 a. n. for EasLon,, liluch Chunk, wilkesbars.
aaSas sfSs Wa@p TSl1SsA saa9S
se for E';sn usg Msse t$ Snfaa aa.dss Hs1s s
burg wssbaFe sranton TamsqSa A PottsTs SHAME SHAME
ss M NJ for EasSG E'5Sn fna cSSSE Reading Harris
0o?s go M suSaays for EatoS 81 SS aRd p Allentown
800 90 aatS 90 M sandsys g. oo h. u lS o
For Freehold, at 4A5, SIS. Ii is a. m., 80 80.
For Long Branch and points south to Point Pleasant
except Ocean Grove and Gsbury PARK 300 a. 5' o6
9c S.' c ESS 59S5 SG "a - su9aa2 sS Il 5D6 @ %
FOR LAKEWOOD
SAG P.so9 az g. 80 C 2 I'd T p s sa9fs: sS:::
Tom; Eiver Baarnegas Park and Barnesat. 4.s
c Easund dTpaSdy and rasssoa SS & s
i; For Monmouth No n Beach and seatright, a. sn5 M.
80, 4 30 p. m. ~
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FGI IRoM H,Pse PdeH ss,5 a. r. EG9T or REcToRsT
NsSaPS fark Bsah sod Ss hSnf assDs S9
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia At 30 :45 . 90 III 40 A. m an
:0O 49, OO OO :0O 80 H 0 g. * H. 'n,ss' ~
SUNDAYS; o;Q0, HOO a. mr. 200. 3 80. 100, 600
For Baltimore and Washington daily at OO II 80 with
Dining Car (eAceps Sundaysl a. . 90 Dining
Carr. 100 p m, IL l5 night. Dining Car on a. ~.
train Sundays. '
73o p m 2:l5 night Except Saturday niyht SandaJs
risburg POttsyille. &c. $780,
For Sunbury and WiamsDOrt via Philadelphia at AS
q. Il 80 Buffet Parlor Carr. 30 D. m. rs mid.
night Except Saturday night, Sundays. 90 D. m N
Tickets and Parlor-Car seats can be procured at IL
~. 29l, 4IS St 15o ls2S Inoadway, 7S7 et6,ave.'
Court-st. SEQ Fulton-st.. % RrsaiWay Brooklyn
New-York Transfer Company VII call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
BOSTON.

Earned runs-New-Yolk 8, Boston = Fltst base on
eIrorsNeGYork Boston NJ, r,o,naN d%oiSase S hdme
runs~Gore Richardson. Stolen basesoRiehardsOn Bias
Richardson and COnnor Firs: base on
q O'ROurke ., Bassett Long IL, Lake tucker BG1die 2
ISne' s:ovey 9 Lake 2, Tucker. Lowe Brodie Camel
Lus%, c1asscock Passed bas-O'ROurke l. Ewing /.
Wild pitchcs-Rusie /, Kiley l. Tme-2;l0. Umpire
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
INVEST sHORE RAILROAp. " Y g s.

"EST SHUKE RAILROAD, n Y C. &
w II. r. II: II. Co.., Lessee.-Trans leave West 42d.sI
sGaon SeT:YofO s follows and 20 minutes earlier from
1 and ch.sagG 10 4 Is M. 'SlS sis M s.
$ py|, BafralS Roehessr sssDensoe BridSs Nass
8 is D. NJ a0dsi 80 a. m runs only to U;tea% % KALI,
ton 33o 4 l5, 10l5 all $50 a. M 81 90 e * IA
ss rs m. Caiskill and Albany 80, II is 10 .iS
All 20 g. n; - 'c9 .SiS, 's;l5p Cnnston, Wssi
20 As. Al 80 ;i5. q o. 80, IS rs sS g 81
IS 1o Elegant sleeping eas Buffalo Nioeara Fsis.
Detroit cheSsp and ST. Louis on all through tains.
ss'oSpm J5sey % CITY + r. =, sISIloi II 'sos. %.i
trains d daily eSeep. sunday For Ticket nie tables par
Offices: Brooklyn-ss3 Washing gton-st 726 Fulton st. An
onice foot OF Fulonst New.York Citv271, s0S 1885,
ato broadway. ll3 Rowerv 10 Park Place 81 West
i2sh;t and West Shore Stations foo. West .eds. an1
psass"ss' sent van6erbn<avs.. New.York
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
THROWN FROM 4 sULKy AND KILLED.

Milwaukee, Wis, May Leicester E. Wilcox. a
billiard table manufacturer while speeding his horse
at Cold Spring Park this morning thrown from his
sulky and instantly killed. His neck was broken.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
ALLERTONS.

Banned runs-GOrhams TO- Alertons 3. Flfst baSye on
errorors AeTtSnS 2 or L %ST on Ss PTSSfs GS1hsSs
S;trnck Sut-0 jackson 49, seldom, Malone (2 Brooks
e21 Pixey Fleming Stolen bases-Wniams cant Sd SeI.
AZ, 151 Miller (2) Woods. Lever. Double play-Moods
and Williams Sacrifice hitso Jackson, bemlen Home
an S.,os ever Williams Three-base hss-Miller Seldom
rutyobase hits-O. Jackson BARTON. Hit by pitcher
FIeminq Wild pitch-Milier l. Umpire-Connelly lime
OF game-2 :O9.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
The League and Association records to date are as
LEAGUE.
AsSOCIATION.
THE GIANTS BEAT THE BEANEATERs.
EWING COULD CATCH ONLY TWO INN1NGs-GoRE
AND RICHARDSON MAKE HOME RUNS.

Boston, May THE Bostons. crippled in their pitching
department tried old England League pitcher TO-
day who was easy mark for the Giants and they took
their first game OF the from the Bostons Ewing
attempted TO CATCH compelled to give up after
two innings The attendance was ,527
whistler was put left field, and O'Rour1e went be-
hind the bat The "0rator did good work, in view Of
the terrific speed of boy Ruse
ont ten Boston batsmen and but for little wildness
times did excellent work. Gore and Richardson made
home runs and loudly applauded- The
follow
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
or, kfARKET

OIL City Penn. May 7-NatioD0l Transit cer1ncs ,es
opened at 71h2c highest 72ase lowest 7lasc closed al
flee. Sales 900 bbs clearances "a 900 bbis car
tors 49, ,725 bbs shipmens 275 bbs runs 1872 775
bbls.
PittsburR Penn May 7.-Petroloum dull: National
Transit certificates opened at 71c closed 7lsc hiehe
72isc lowest, zoe.
Bradford Penn. May 7-Nationa Transit certfAcat tea
opened at 7liac closed at 7lsc highest. 72ie; lowest
$50 Ceafaneas. 10000 bbls - - T
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08

,Sd AZ unchanged PRICES. Included In the sales were
see e1 haies to spnners receipts, 596 bales against
eoe toIes ne same last week and 225 bales
~ coorpsonding day last Receipts from September
/ up 70 May were eoSS,oIo oaes' as against 56HIo4
bales last year.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
STAINED.
Good ordinary: MSSll6 JUT Miailins, y1s


Strict Good Ordinary. .!.BS MuuHnB' 20 0'iv
Crop movement 100, ,soo
v,.,,,. .nnn,v .s,Plss4sel Ps7sss s,sfs'se0 ELS
Receipts, five days..
Exports to Great Britain, five days. ooVy9 y'o9S
Exports TO F1ance, five days...-- % dd0qqz
Exports TO Continent hye days,;.- lo'Zol i''A'
Stock NewYoIk In licensed ware .oo o-o go o-e
houses, counted daily :....."..- l32,U.U lI299aao
In other places (estlmated) 2,l4 looo-
Total stock in New-York by run o.,o, .oo 400
c,L ntng N ah fnited Sates ports 4il577 290354
Liverpool elegTams :46 D. -ReeelPts bOOO DtleS,
Of which American 5000 bales Sales 10000 bales OF
which speculation and export 10OO bales Anefcah
OOO bales Spot market steady. dddilng ib-lod.
The option list opened few points higher on hlIner
Liverpool advlces but reacted on more favorable Teath
South. kilograms state
wave has not extended below North Carolina This in:
Of to points as compared with yesterdays close. Total
sales Zoo hales
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
Totals. s+2o 13 . ! Totals.
m soo,.,od ont for hating out Of order.

Terry declared out Tor battHg UuV UI VIuoI' .
FnIlsdSslBhla PndnsSS5 :."::S g : 3 3 9 9 q
r,a runs ponadelnhis 2 Brooklyn 9 First base
by -PSiadelphis Brooklyn Lett on or pas{s essa
I,Iadelnbia q Brooklyn First base ON bal %ies-
son T. on Terry B. Struck outBy Gleason by aXX IeasXX
G. Two-base hltsDelehanty Meyers, IISn sonM AIe9
Fout Double allen and Brown % s.ASss Asn
Thomson . wild pltehes-Geason l, Terry Passeo
balls3Knsiow /. Umpire-T j. Lynch Tlme-l'fo
Tho corbam and AlIerton teams crossed bats at the
poo Grounds yesterday the GOrhams winning an easy
tctorv The Allertons played poorly in the second
inning that the Gorhams scored nine runs The score
was as follows
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
OUAKERS PLAY FINE BALL.
TOO FINE FOR THE BROOKLYN NINE.
THE DEFEAT CREDITED BY MANY 10 DAILY
SCORE. TO 4.
VEA(.ITE

fhSTS fSaaepSs a. BsOokyn l. Cleveland g. chicago
ASSOCIATION.
Atbeftc e. Columbus a. Cincinnati 10, Boston .. !,
Baltimore 10 Louisville a. st. Louis IA, washington
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08
on The Produce EXchange 5Ddlv The butter market "
steady and unchanged. Eags. 19ia al4e.

steady and unchanged. Eggs. 13ha14c.
Minneapolis, May 7.Cash wheat rather slow to-day
but con.iicTably higher than yesterday Local mlers
bought wheat but were not especially active There
the usual outside demand Local elevator buyers
IN the market for no. Northern at 2C under July but
did not get much wheat nilCrs paid iac No.
and low grades were slow. No hard did not sell much
better. Receipts lS! shipments, - Closing
No. | hard May, Il 03 on track 81 03'2dsl OF. No.
Northern May, IL OF June 81 OF July. ~ O27s track
81 OF adE1 o15i No. Northern May 99c track,
90zcdf1 Of.
Milwaukee. May Flour weak Wheat lower; No .
Northern, 81 Oe Corn quiet No on track, 672c Oats
quiet; No 9 white tack 56c. Harley firm; No 9 In
store and June 75c. Rye firm No IL store ssc Pro-
visions quiet P0rk-July, el2 90 Lart-July, 40 so.
1000 bush. shlpmen-Flour, 4sOo bbls wheat a 500
bush barley, 2,lOO bush
Philadelphia May 7.-F1our-Buyers lacked confidence
New-York tribune., 1891-05-08

WHEAT, NO. .,

Cash quotations follows: steady and
Unchanged No spring wheat 81 OF No spring wheat
9Sc No red, Sl Oi2dfl u No corn, O7c; No oats,
6l2c; No re, e5ei No barley nominal No flax
SEED, al "a prime Timothy seed, 81 2o pork, peF
bbl Sl1 9jdSi2 lard, per 100 H. 10 02l2 short ribs.
sides Qoose 90 l0dSO 20 dry salted shoulders boxed,
S5 20ds5 - short clear sides tboXcd) S6 J0dS6 60
whiskey, dstlers finished goods, per gallon 81 u
sugar unchanged; No 2 white oats 15dJ02 No do.
SO a55c No barley, free on board, 74c No free Oh
board. zoe.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15

the instructions Commissioner Gr0y TO selzc all uucA
, m The street. at night and haul the corporation
yrq there await - to - ransom not!c'abt III
rnuitloo IN number vehicles in the streets IN the
oor 2a.t Of city Mr Cummings began opera
on, f. result Of hi first nights work Many Oh ''
truckowurr, I've Brooklyn and jersey CITY and on
reading OF the proposed raid they removed their property to
ulaFrs Of safety.
4, sp- Of this. many streets are lined with
an array Of Mr. Cummings limited his RAID OF
tro,v nicnt feT captWes only, a. he thought the
r ougb. TO have notice Of the new departure.
, moro seizure, made last night, which IL is hoped
ul have salutlry effect those who still allow their
ss 10 remain in the streets at night II this does not
stimulate them to suAcIcnty rapid efforts MI Cummings
declares he will carry his instructions in earnest
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
MURDERoUs QUARREL IN BARBERShor'

1ob, stodd,rd Thomas Curey and Ihon'S ,,I
' ,Iors from san Francisco were drihhlhs
opetbr a, south Firthave and Ffth last nsn' ~ no
s,oddard asked MS friends to wait for him Wn'o rr5nk
,baycd stoddard then went to tie barber 'nop na,od
Lamorte OF 40. 1l2 BleecNer-st' and ai'er ssyera
u,rreed with the proprietor about the price. :, Tho
, - s,r,ck and stoddard thrown out OF % INV
.bon lie wa, soon aferwaFd found by MS "ieoc nc,,
.tarqering down Bleeckers with wound IN ms him 20
three INCHES long and three ddep. In'y am was
the Mercer.st. police station anu d"
,cnt to St. vlncent's Hospital. e..,a,r, could
When the surgeon arrived he said that s'ouu ,tend
,, ia was carried TO the hospital, and his lr,'i1o
were locked up pending investigation roye S,,n TO
penou and Murdo arrested Lamor'e anu oo' the man
,,I where stoddard identified him as t"e "'''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-15
RECEPTION AT THE LOTOs CLUB.

The Lotos Club reception at the clubhouse last
h About 200 mcg bcr- and their friends present
a ,-i Al and literary entertainment was given. Fred
Emerson Brooks rect1d 'SharHanS March 10 the Sea-
.,o..d by Mr. Brook, and dedicated to General Sher-
, ot,cr, who took part Frederick Robinson,
lanes r. Powers Harry Pepper, Harry Edwards. f. NJ
Holland and George Fawcctt
,, those pr~ont were Frank Il. Lawrence. president