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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo y. Y. June Is.-Cattle Receipts Tor the past
tcntyfor hours 1880 head total for week thus fer.
$50 head for zane time last week 10 76o head
signed through $3.50 head to NewYork, 30 bead !;
on sale 100 head market slow one oa" OF green l25o
$500 head total for wyc thus far SO !c6 head
300 head TO New-York Sloo head on sale i.seo
Of prime heavy closely selected Chicago pss 22S N. SOLD
at ~ 80. Fairly good cettance OF pens made markes
s5 2oaa 20 YorkrA good to best IS l51s5 IS do ighb
TO fair s5dS5 10 good heavy ends 81 50dS5 pigs good
to hist 3, s5as5; pigs, common skips to fair - aoA
. 75asi stays es6ss so sheepRecepts for the pssS
i nd; FOR same time last week 80 100 head con aan1
throryh 500 head: to NewYork. $500 head sale,
1000 head no material chang IN prices two decks q
choice to fancy wctbcrs - SaSS fair g good sheep
lambs choice fancy yearngs. $5 $3.50; fair good
s5dS5 30; cus TO common, sasi So; spring lambS
~ 75dsj 90
St. Louis June ls.-tattle receipts $40 head; ship.
steers 81 asa 50 good Texan steers s2 500
~; canning grades. s2dS2 80. Hogs-Receipts, 2aO
head shipments 1900 head market SC higher; fair to
best heavy 81 90dsJ Is mixed ordinary good "a 500
81 05 light medium 10 choice ~ 7oas5 Sheep receipts
56O head shipments 500 head market unchanged fai
TO choice muttons Sidso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

wrdcity when they recount their hard luck stories.
hhe hollywood contingent Montana to man.
q; Loriiar1 was greatly disappointed at Locohatchces
dispay Hamilton was not himself, his friends ",
as ne was upset by reducing Henncn Morris asked
II ~ Gideon would match His IIghness against 81.
Forlan ana give him pounds after the showing he
made In the suburban. When told that the chances
Were that Mr.. Gideon would still make match, he
said We are opposed matches, but would will
ingly start In q race with him at even weights"
Major DomO was greatly distressed. as his race was
much harder on him tran the others engaged as he
was rddei TO sinndst and every ounce taken out Of
him. NJ. Byrnes said but little and gave Garrison the
credit due to him for nursing Montana until he re
gained his stride and then trying for the when 1t
looked as IL he was hOlcl"ssly beaten Mr.. Byrnes
ana Montana. II no accident befals him Tammany Is
likely TO be the horse Byrnes Will send to the In
1893.
Poet Scout made many friends. as he ran good
A number OF the trainers said H. would be a good
idea 10 revive the old custom and give asOther race
Tor horses engaged In the suburban and have the win
her vi TIC Orslne carry PENALTY Of SCI pounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
TIE STATE OF TRADk

Baltimore June IS.-Flour steady. unchanged; recspta
10 4x shipments 6,i97 bbs sales, 100 bills Whees
steady; No red spot and the month. SSlSS,4c Juy
S.. GS5ac; August S4IsGS5isc; steamer No REQ pc
asked; receipts l94l9 bush shipments o. SoS Dusn
stock 9707 bush sales 900 bush southern whee:
steady Futz Sjd0oc lopeberry $4,000 Corn ques.i
spot 530j3tc; the month 52s.Juy 22tc AugSS,SS
52c steamer mixed 49c bid receipts SO 5ol tusn s n
neats, 3. 2ss bush stock 500 400 bush SALE lf tsS
a5c oats steady 10 white western hgss teS
BUSH Hay good inquiry unche0sed Grain frashss
quiet, unchanged. Cotton nominal, mdding 7sel Try
Visions steady, unchanged. Butter firm, unchsogeo.
Eggs firm lie. Coffee dull Rio cargoeS tatr Ioc No
Z, lac. Sugar nrmer granuated- xi2c Copper steady
unchonged Whlskey Arm, unchanged
Buffalo June lS-Wheat--No dtma0d at present prices
bids all al 2c under the market 40 nsic SPos
closed No Northern do at elc No 90 e ~
s4ac winter wheat dull No red eoc sale, % cars
store closing Ja2c higher trick 20 yellow 6ge
10 8 yellow, 5jc No 2 sac; No 3 5ld6Sc sales q :
car, No yellow 54'.d55 he No yellow 5S2 &c
No a. i9i2 l50c; car No yellow az azc .rcss
no az iOc hot at 37c. oats Lee lover onerlhSs
fair 40 Z white sold at 3Si2 cars NO wne -
37sd37ac: No . mixed, Soc asked. Rye fominai az o.
asjc for No q Flour quiet and steady; best spring:
"a 9Ods5 rye -four. - 5Ods4 CO. Mifeed dnu, easy
unchanged Canal reghI' strcng yheSt 2*s eGpa
Flour G6 600 bbs wleat 1000 bush Corn dSQ00V
hush; oats So bush Canal shipments Wheat, ~ by
bush oats 20 100 bush Shipments by ra-tlour 4'ooV
bbls; wheat IG9 coo bush corn 10000 BUSH
Chicago June 1s-The leading futures ranged - foa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
ATTEMPTING TO KILL 4 BIHBrR.

Annungiato t,iorondo young italian living at No.
239 Twenty seycnthst. prisoner Ia Jefferson
Market Police Court Yesterday charged with attempting to
XII Aphonso SterOl1o q larbcr. al 100 West Twenty.
nfth.st GiocOnd0 employed by Sterollo until two
moaths ago when he discharged for incomlrtcncy
Since then he been annoying ~ rlolzo by throwing
dirt into tho barber shop. Yc.tcriay morning the,
in front Of the shop words pissed between the
IN n and Giocondo drawing q 22-calbT1 rrNo,. fired
shot at Stcrlolzo The bullet struck Strlollo the
chin and rlancod or fired three shos
StcrCzzo one Of the bullet, snrk him Ia the ch-st,
while another paascd through his coat and oig-d
wallet which he had In his inside pocket The foui tn
bullet pascd over S,crozIOS head. The shots ircd
In rapid succession and attracted tho attention 81 police.
man who arrested Glocoado.
At the Jefferson Market Court Gocon1O pleaded not
guilty and said he trying 20 s'air - olIo. justice
Grady he'll him fc further examination In default OF
al SEQ bail Tic injur d MAS hurts aic slight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
ALMOST AT THE BOTTOM.
PLIGHT OF NETWORKS BALL TEAM.
THE FIRST HALF OF THE LEAGUE CHAMPION
SHIP RACE ALMOST ovER-RECoRDS


Only three more weeks remain OF the first hall OF
the League championship baseball season. and al
though the lead Of the Boston team IS st ample the
Ncw-Englanders chances today are not nearly as
bright they looked two weeks ago. On July 10.
new start will be taken md the friends Of the New
York Club hope for better results. Tho promised
Strengthening Of the team has not taken place yet
but the players will unquest|onably mnteriaze
before the team starts its next Western tour.
Last week a trying for the leaders. and the
advantage Of both the Boston and BROOKLYN teams has
been materially lesscned The Philadelphia team has
been playing q remarkable game OF late. and has
fought It's way from the division up TO third place
The Quakers did the best work in the League last week.
winning MI six games played. The good work OF the
Cleveland nine has put that team In fourth place the
weeks record being Sx victories and only one dcfent
The local team held It's own in six games Boston
two and lost three while the Bidegrooms Won
three games and lost four. Cincinnati broke even ~
four games while the despised WaShngtons won hvo
out Of six gnmes and pushed ahead Of lftt7burc Tho
Washington team is now only a few points behind the
New Yorks and the chances that the local team
may be forced TO take even lower place than 1t
occupies at present The record To date is as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

we desire; but as long our best class Of cuzcns
fail TO perform their political duties, vile men Will
be exalted and evil will triumph.
Il believe with M Gladstone that we ought ~
make vice difficult and virtue as easy ms possible
The law should relentessly pursue the house OF shame
the gambling house. the policyshop and every hnuIt
OF Vice. crime and shame. We ought to employ every
instrinentallty, legal well moral for the over.
throw Of evil and the triumph Of good Mere puiPt
denunciation will Lot accomplish the result Inc
best way to preach down is 10 preach up truth
Some evil resorts want nothing more than good
pulpit advertisement to make their success complete.
The Gospel Is the ftcnd OF rich and poor alike IT Is
the only hope of the fallen OF all classes and conditions
II tine Church OF all and kinds Will GRID herself
tr this work. going to the lowest and most utterly
lost using necessary legal restraints, but bringing the
joy the peace the life and light OF the Gospel Into
ali hearts and hands. this city, politically and socially,
and this entire world will be redeemed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
MAGGIE CLINE ARRESTED.
FINED FOR DIsoRDERLY CoNDUCT-JUsTcE
pUFFY'S SAGE REMARKS.

FINED FOR D1SORDERLY CONDUCI-JCSIiSE
pUFFY'S SAGE REMARKS
Maggie Cine, Pastors "Irsh Queen" with her
husband John Ryan, liquor dealer, OF Courtst.
Brooklyn, was prisoner yesterday morning before
Justice Duffy at the Tombs Police Court. The couple
were arrested at Sprng-st. and Broadway early in
the morning by Policeman william Schriber OF the
Mulberry-st station. They were fighting In cab and
when Maggie screamed "nurder " the policeman
thought II was time to interfere. The singer said
that she had seen Mr.. Pastor OF for Europe and
afterward she and her husband went TO the races
When brought to the Tombs Maggie was richly dressed
and wore large diamonds In her ears. The examina-
ton vas held In private room. Maggie confessed
That she had taken more wine than she was III the
habit Of doing and that she was responsible for the
noise In the cab. She also admitted that she was
tealoAs OF her husband and could not control her
passion while driving along Broadway.
Yes remarked Justice Duffy, that's Just the
reason why don't get married. You women tmnk
you own q man, body and soul, when you nave
married him. ] believe a man Should have some
liberty and not bs Il slave"
Ryan said be had been at the races and his vile
thought he had been too friendly to another woman
Keep away from the II you don't your
galoon will soon he mOrtgJged by the brewer, was
Justice Dufy's response. - ,
Maggie aud her husband were lined 10 each, as
was the cabman, Patrick Leary, Of No: 80 Henry
st who arrested oC not havng his lamps ightei.
Afterward Justice Duffy reconsidered MS decision
and RENTED the fines OF all three.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
THE LUICRIEs OF LIFE.

Lady Violet Grcville In The London "ropmc
writing table which Is no FEM h .1 Gov "y,
easy char plentiful supply Of paper Gm Ina, WIZ
wIitc-not the pointed aDyin'ha,ioi W ~ ~
, o cali AHA Guiiia bed that Is no, lnmey and with a
curious undulation in the noosg oxccn,,onaliy
o@rpuent body Fireplace that docs not smoke,
toli thar will ring vciy close 70 ne ear oi your hiu'
An these are tribes ana yet make mp the sum OF
h', .nc ncoplc never op.n their windows. aad force
their guests 70 live in IN exhausted ana what "a ~
,u,ii,ten.ousIy: shverng and miserable lcs, harris
moals arc TINS bitterly reminded OF bre,y monnt
NJ sa, ,ardncrrs with hcavils. sccnd plants and
sowcrs ana fiji their with damp ana posonon.
s,v faint aud sick others Danish the simplest Ilos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
TIE REV. DIR. MACARTHUR KNOWS IT.
NEw-YoRK CITY THE SYNoNYME FOR MUNICIPAL


NEw-YORK CITY TIE. SYNONYME FOR MUNICIPAL
MISCOVEKNMENr.
The Hcv Dr. Il. :. Macarthur, pastor Of Calvary
BAPTIST Church. delivered an able address yesterday
morning. taking for his subject Recent Methods Of
Municipal Reform" After a brief Introduction. the
speaker went on to say: THE man who does not
feel much pride In his city lacks the important ele
mcnt Of good citizenship. The growth of cities in our
day is one q, the wonders Of the time. Ibis growth
!, characteristic not only of New-York and Chicago
but al.o Of the cities Of tho old World The gcgnrious
tendencies Of the race are manifested to greater de-
rrec than oyer before Political economists and
pLian,hrop,ts find themselves utterly unable 10 solve
the problems g!owing out of the rapid growth OF cities
n or day These problen, are more difficult In Il
city Hike New York. because e the presence here OF
many foreign elements The better class Of mm
grants seek Western homes and the worse SINK into
New York Sums. ~ lead sinks into soft mud The
government Of such city this involves dilhcnltes
easier recognize than 10 remove Every man should
bc n good citizen and IN the true sense OF the word
a Politician The who |, 50 devoted to the other
world that he will not do his duty In this Is not
likely 10 see another world good rs this.
cod c,ea9iv ird!clted Ills will that a great ely
ghOud be- on Manhattan Island. The natural al
vnnsges 81 This city ought to make II the clcnnest.
.weetrst pnrcet md nOblcst city of the republic.
shall nor is. ferns OF whole sale denuncatlon IN
spending OF this city We all love aid In whose honor
uc dciigit bat lranhncss ccmpcls 20 admit that
New York /, ,hc s,uovmc aIpIrd the globe for munic
pa. misgcyc,nmrnt. We are To considerable degree
eoverntd b, the worst elements in the community
and the fault Is our own We have Just rs
coed government, municipal state and National, US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
BrryryG ~ ixcrLyr OAK.
from The FAIL Mall Gazette.

Early on SATURDAY an unusual spectacle Wit
uc.s,d I'm The Home ark al Hampton CONT when
a MAGNIFICENT onk growing about twenty ycaTis from
ih Lon. Water was discovered ~ be ngc. The
ni,co me brigade. under superintendent iUrman.
were quickly the 'pJl, ana the alarm having
E,r t,0s, plac arrived shortly anerwari a
copious apply Of wafer. pumped iom The Long
Water, being poured on tae bn mag oak ihc u -
IL mid 10 be, 400 t,ars Oid, dnd Of ir"
,Icnt Iirgf~t oah. IN England. II Is thirty three
1T In ,Ircumfcr rec haN'ns an dfcrag" dhni
- c,ven ,cei The n ik T. hollow .of abDG; ten
i,,i ana ,c,trIl OF .nc aiscr DHnCIs above tAnt
me AGO in - d"aN,G cOidhOn. Il VII, III Gie
luU f.; INC liant the DnglIvt lcr,c1t, ANA
IA tnc Ian. ,prclc from branch 10 branch the
effect was singular III tir "AtN'nc Thc lire WAS
cvttnrii,usI jn - " HOs.a. bat not bc.JI. tnc
fine od tree had been almost completely destroy ID.
me cause Of the Lrc Il ulhIQwu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
AZ 4 nlo. N. 5io 1N.11- sa O2N 7i1fo q 1 a20 Sol

In the Hlurcs printed above We tho record of a
continued oNerroducton IN the oils Of Pennsylvania and
West Virginia The net stocks above ground being
increased at average OF far from 800 900 barrels
month s. there present indication Of chngo IN
OF the product which l. constantly aiding
burd the market This situation becomes all the
-lGniIeant when glance the record which Lima oil
Is making. The Buckeye pipe line last month showed II
decrease ~ 2O3,1fD bafrels compared with APRIL While
the Pcnnsvynna pipe limo. show excess OF Of
than 100 900 barrels far In 1892. the Buckeye ngurs
reflect OF deliveries runs 81 than
100000 barels The deliveries grow pretty uniformly
month while the receipts practically unchanged
o u little than 10000 barrels month. The
total buckeye stocks were AZ their lmum In August.
1901. they amounted 10 22V93.iA6 barrels. The
duc since that date has amounted to 800 s57 barrels.
ComIafld with MAY ago last months report ,h0ws
decrease IN stocks OF 2sGl ,'2i barrels IL needs no
foresight to predict what the ultimat,
values Of the two offs viii be provided Pennsylvania
production continues IN exceed the demand and Ohos Yield
10 fall far short OF IT, Annexed are The Buckeye (Lima
pipe line figures for the last five months.
I,...Aa IL ItnuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

liverpool. juno IS p. m.-Beef-Holdcrs ofer fnod.
eratcly Pork-rhe supply Is poor. IIamsHoders odee
l'inev. llacon-iioders offer moderately. Chessl
Holders onr moderately; American finest Whit
steady AZ ass American finest coored steady at ISS
Cd. Taow--Holders offer freely; prime city dull ~
PAS Cd Spirits OF nrpntneTh supply Is poor; dun q
23s "a. Rosin-Tlolders ofcr freely. Iard-Spot and
and June ssciy a. sss vi July aid August steady st
SIS ID Wh,at-llolders offer moderately, No 2 red
winter. steady. at Is Cd No red spring steady at
Us SID. Flour--Hod eTer moderately. Corn-SpoS
and futures-Iiodcrs Offer moderately; mixed Western
spot steady q, Is iot; June steady at IS s'.d July
steady az As Gid August stcaty j2d. uops a.
LOnion-Paeihc Coast-Holders not Offering. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
BASEBALL In TIE WEST.

St Ionr June 10.-The Browns to-day's game IN
the eighth inning through consecutive lot OF hits mai
OF ylau 10 that time been inyncib!c.
Weather hot. Attendance 1000 The score:
s. LGgs ............. " 9 9 g
Basshts-St Louis I, Louisville 4. Errors-St Louis
. Huntsville !. Irtchers-teason and Nau. Umpire
Hurst.
Columbus Juno I9-Miiwaukee won to-day because the
,o,a team did not care for victory The unpring OF
80 40 I'D The game vas played In O sea Of mud
and water Attendance ]. 800. The score
Columbus ............... Q Ia
,,,h,,. Columbus Il Milwaukee 10. EIrors-Colum.
- Wtlwaukea J. Hltt.ricr-t olumbus-t lauscn ana
JIan,Icn Milwaukee Donshue ana "iuheg'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

The Fordham College and Dcfendam teams played
at Fordham Yesterday, and the cocgians suffered de-
feat FOR the first time recently. Murphy pitched n
capital game, and his support excellent Smith
did the only effective batting for Fodham The score
Fordhsm College. 2 %
Defendam l o 1-lg
The Cuban Giants and Snr Athletics crossed bats AT
the Long Island grounds before the usual Sunday
crowd Yesterday. The Cuhan Giants outpllycd their
rivals ut every point, and won as they pleased. The
score:
Cuban Giants..........7 ! M-l5
Star Athletics 40 q O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
SHEEPSHEAD BAY RACES.
AN EXCELLENT PROGRAMME OFFERED.
NOTED THREEYEAROLDS TO TRY FOR THf
SWIFT sTAKES-NoTTS AND GOSSIP
OF THE TURF

OF THE TURF.
A fine lot Of three ycarolds will contest the swift
Stakes at Sheepshead Bay today, Sir Matthew. Lamp
lighter, Victory and Yorlville Belle being among the
plumber. The distance is but seven furiong, ana a
stirring struggle is likely to take place. kingston
short OF work Saturday, will in the first race
against Fairy, Major DAILY, Leonawcll, Alonzo ana
others. In the fourth The Pepper. Realization cand-
date will attempt TO give ton more o. less, TO lea
Tray.
Tho card is enticing throughout. These are the
entries in full
FIRST RACE-A sweepstakes for thrcyear-olas ana up
E1lfur ity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

AS the Eastern tennis viii have to finish In the
West, comparison OF the work between the two
sections Will be interesting. To date the Eastern
mines have the best OF the battles having won ninety
three games to seSeDtyscvcn for their rivals The
Boston team has the best record, having won twenty
and lost Only nine games. Chicago lends for the
West. with sixteen victories and round dozdl
defeats. Tho Bridegrooms have won seventeen and
lost ten games in their battles with the Western
teams The rccQris ore as follows:
EAST VS.. WEST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

The refined petroleum market quiet and steady.
Closing prices unchanged at New 70 cent? ~
gallon barrels and $50 cents In bulk ana o. rmroeI.
mia Baltimore 595 cents and $40 cents. CessS
we're quoted at 80 cents per gallon crude was o.Sv
cents in barrels so cents In bulk washington cruao
being in blrrds and IS cents In bulk Napn'
tina was unchanged at 5 cents O gallon. -. 49,. -.
Foreign quotations showed change at 1os Irancs ~
100 klos al Antwerp 20 per 80 kilos In Bfemee
and 4sd5d per Imperial gallon In London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

One two teams IN The Eastern League show signs
Of distress and II will 10 good thing for the League
II they retire. ten-club circuit Il too bulky. es-
pecially In minor league. The Providence team
holds the lead ut present. with the Albany nine sec
ond and Rochester third. The record Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
Averare 4 mos. 3t467 1881

incomplete Pennsylvania pipe line rcpor,s nom 'uho
/ to 16 charters TO the 17th) were a. follows:
Runs Deliveries. runs. Cnartcn::
Tota bbls ,156527 1,o09635 59sg2 SSS'tdGa
Average per day.. 122S3 SoI2I 5000 oo,io"
The Buckeye pipeline reports from June to 10 as
follows
Puns Delveh,s. deliveries.
Total bbls 1871 GS2.l00 15?,769
Average per day.............. $3.50 1881 9v3l
The petroleum in options last week was
dull and about steady All the conditions thst bore upop
OF depressing character, but iotwtnsano-
ing this prices only shade lower The PIPE, Inc S
fully beaflsh had been foreshaoowed nl3
the production in the Mcdonald pool after an early Ia-
ing OF, made decided upward squirt The refined maj
kets duh and barely steady, with no prospcct %
aro ding any early support TO the value OF craas M
attempt made early the 10 elect specuNsavS
rally the market responded cody Toward the ciose
weaker tone developed in sympathy with the wesS
and prices declined easily from 80 to 5fk cents inc
closing being heavy and dfspifted
The range OF prices and the total dealings IN Nstonn
Transit cerncas at the Stock Exchange ana the Cos
sodaaed and Petroleum Exchange for the last Two
weeks a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20

Nat Transit ccrihcatoS. 2S53'O3S oO3l,O'5 o'5ootoo
Tl,s pipeline receipts IN MAY, although considerably
larger than month II the preceding years,
vere the smallest IN any month this year. But the
deliveries also enjoy distinction OF being the smallest
th, year The results since the beginning % 1892
have boon receipts that 1888 00 barrels In excess
az tho corresponding period Of 1891 and 2o04l52 barrels
ia excess 81 Che other hand the deliveries
for the first Of this year have been only
1872 707 barrels IN 1891 aud only l23TS bar.
rcls I'm excess 1880. We have this year an rNcess
OF runs over deliveries ~ 2l47+ot barrels. against
similar excess period OF 1897 II 1871 fo5
barrels and excess Of deliveries over runs IN lSO OF
Oo2 5J5 barrels. stocks higher than they
have been since January 1889. and the monthly accunu
latlon has been broken for eighteen consecutive
months. Annexed the pipeline figures. showing net
and tho and deliveries of the first 1--WE months
o tho last three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
GAMES TO-DAY.

Baltimore New-York, at Baltimore.
Philadelphia VS.. Brooklyn, At Philadelphia.
boston vs.. Washington, at Boton.
Plttsburg Cleveland. OF Pithburg.
Chicago VS.. Cinrinneti, at Chicago
ST. Louis Louisville at st. Louis.
There professional games Ia this neighborhoo
to-day New-YOrk playing at Baltimore 0nd Brooklyn
lhiladelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
s1rEpPsHEAD BAY HANDICAP.

These are the weights for the SheepshoAu Day i'-
.on one and one. eighth miles, 10 DO run at Sleeps
,.ad Ray tomorrow: .x..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets

London. June 1s; 80 p m.-Bar silver Is quotel a
40'.d per ounce Paris advces quote 8per cent renr ~
% fIsacs u centlmes fsf the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-20
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The monthly report OF the Pennsylvania pipe lines
u.d last week present. substantially tho same features
na. have marked the reports Of previous months The
rec.nts ond deliveries last month both fell OF from April
hut the excess Of the receipts deliveries slightly
smaller Nevertheless the increase in stocks In April
amounted 70 49, 900 barrels. Compared with May. 1891
the net stocks have increased 070Oy3l barrels ana the
Increase from December 81 1871 alone Is 2S27.j95 bar
r-ls Following the pipe line reports Tor the last
two months and for May 1891
penn., W. Va, etc MAY s9l April l-o2 nlay 49,
Receipts Zftou.s xaoi'oot S'eyt ~
Deliveries -V-oipo -'oof'-'' 'ov
rxcess raceints -........ ISL 1929 ia33p6 40 PSI
na,iy ave,ao. ,e.cInts 1870 TT5s3 Q2,255 1925
Daily average deliveries. 90 2b3 1's'o f3,'o
Excess avcroye rycellts 10 go li.44j 1877
vi stocks 10 800 s!.s T., 249 533 T., CSl $50
Nat. Transit ccrihcates. 2S53O3S oO3l,o'3 O3sot Oo
Tlls pipeline receipts In May, although considerably