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Amateur Baseball Rssisssr.

Among tho many amateur clubs In this city ana sur
rounding places the following anxious 70 arrange
gamsA The Nat includes nuubsr Of Junior Organism
tons vnoss playszs average from IL % 2oysass Ne
Communication viii b. recognised without the sagnA-
turs OF an ofdciAi connected With the cluo.
ealsms Of st. Aeysius eodaiity OF tho Church q n
John-would like to arrange sunday esmss with apy
uniformed team Of players under hnetesn yssah the
Celia Baseball Club preferred j. H. ByerArd. 6t3 East
fifiy.second street st. Aloyus sodahty. 85l East
Fifty.dfth street
Sundays In August open TO play olubs giving suitable
the Of Hobok 8yvans or Jersey
DIV Heights and Do66s Ferry Clup preferred Pred
Langa manager. room 1Sa 90 broadway. New York
Isnonsh Bassbsn Uub--HAvs July 81 and Other dates
open play teams q players averaging II years. ).
Jofsrsons--Win play any club Offering reasonable
suarapteo. James Oulium, "a North Tenth street.
Brooklyn.
uuiforned Of playsrs averaging 10 yeArl from
New York. staten Island and jersey CITY. J. K HaS
raj. secretary. 90 Berkeley place. brookyh
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HOT RACING At ST. LOUIS.
Homp Runs Away Two and - Half Miles
aud Dies.

aud Dies.
ST. LOUIS. July 20-Romp. tho favorite In
tho first race at East st. Louis. ran away two
and one-half miles before she could be
stopped. When tho judges refused to declare
bets of and allow her to be withdrawn her
trainer. Dick Deneilo. took her out OF q side
gate. and she died in thirty minutes. He WAS
ruled off and bets were declared of Sum
mary:
First KHos-riye fnropSs,. colsrains nrss Granite
Second i,aee--fiyr Iur.Vngr, Jack White nrst Frank
Trimh- second Elsie ). third. Time. 7O3.
Third RAre-tiye furiOngs HI trst. oracle II. SEQ
ond. Winnie Davis iliri Time. :02.
Fourth Racs-Slx fdr!cngs. Silver King nrst San
Fifth RAce-Ons mile. Texas Girl frst TamerlAns
second. MISS kitty third. Time. l:4a.
The results Of to-day's races at South Side
Park:
First R.os-Fiys and half furlops.. Bob Frsnsis
ai6 sa'' Mamie second S''f poAAl 'nno' ',n'
Second Race-Four furlonss April Pool nrst. Dan
FUCKER second, Billy cosmaa third. Time. o,1sT
Third Race--Mile. hipore nrst Pearl second fArs
THAN third Time. ~
Fourth Racs-Five furlonks Esther nIst John Oliver
second. Snowflake thvd- Time, t:o2k
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Georss Works Accurate Aim.

AsnuSr PizK. July 2sThs iIve.pigeon shoot for the
RenAut prise took place this afternoon the
Of the Hollywood Sporting Club. The conditions
match wsrs' Thirty yards rise and Quit entrance
free. There were nine entries foowsi DR.. Wilson.
&n WlsmS Capt. Money L & Thompson and y; y.
twelve straight They divided tho prize
The second match was : handicap sweepstakes. %
shrd match was also h.ndieae swesp.,.fsL TneIs
Thompson and r Hazard tied for trst priLa The
money was divided The birds were - slow LOT. and
soms good SCORES were made Gsorge Work during the
afternoon killed thirty-eyht straig 1T
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NEWS OF THE YACHTSNEN
Entire. for the Indian H.rbor Regatta.

No less than nftyseven entries have been received
for tho fourth ANNA regatta OF the Indian Harbor
zach, Club which Will be sailed to-day Long Island
Sound Tho following is complete lis. OF the entries
schoonsrs--7O-foot clas. viator.
soops and Cuttes--h3 'oot Glass; Forget.Me.Not and
RoAnIsI; 15Oot class h.!yina; S6-foot class Dano.
d Nlmpsy. Waite Cap. Ssnouta and VikluEI 3o-foot
class IA hs-n EJsIa ana Marie: 20-foot class Within.
bre.. CAlppeuA ANA and Aerogo; 21foot class. Gos-
Sly and D0rl.
Yhwls-Sr-foot class Ra All; 3c.foot class. Kittie.
Cabin CGIbUsts -,}O-foot cas-, Rot aud Almirai as
foot class DC nee; Myrtle, Nellie. Mabel, wenonah.
Archer CGper aud NahIna. 2lfnoL cgsS Elaine Regis
Mischief, fOrenrc. LCsTris Unnamed. and Ada.
Jlh and MRiusai'-Cass \, Commodore; 25foot class
Strne, I2fort class. julie AID Ramona 2Otoot class
EVELYN AMI sentA,
Orsu cam fa.s-,'lAEs A. Elvira and wilmeradi as
foot class, Edna ana Gold Dust; 2.r0ot class Critic
2ofoo class. Jewel, Aerula. Phyllis kfie Sadie. Teia
and Frc.a
Special I5toot Class-Presto and yitesse.
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Now York Couo. cub. Re<.st.

A special meeting OF tho Board OF Trustees Of the
New York Canoe Club WA held at the boat house. ad
joining tho club pier at Bensonhurst, Long Island.
Thursday evening. at which It decided " hold
big open regatta Labor Day. regatta committee.
consisting of Bowyer vaux. William s. Elliott. and
other prominent members OF tho club was appointed
arrange tho details of the affair which promises
DO the greatest event in the canoing word in this
vicinity this unusually attractive priBes
mana g-men. and the foremost endsAvors will be
offered made to insure the thorough success Of the
undertaking
The to be sailed over will be on Gravesend
Bay in front of the examinations house. where
cepfionay good stretch OF 10 sheltered by Coney
IL stand Point and the Staten Island shore. making II
tn0 place for just such events.
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R1.commodore ". II. Rowe o: tho Columbia Tacht
Club the former OF the Sotuh has bought
tho s!oop Ferpente and s now enjoying cruise down
the sound Her prine.ps dimensions aro: Length over
ALL 40 tceti length water line, ss feet; beam. IL
feet: draught feet. 4 inches.
The Horseshoe narbor Cub Of Larehmont, which will
mold aquatic spoTts Ia LarchIuont arbnr to-day
nave received large number OF entries. Tho ladies'
rowing race is sNrtIpg good deal OF attention and
t4 Fel!etet that tho Misses King Of LarcAuOnt viii
VIZ go, g goT a Vo.,, rl, h., Acadia. m ,o,a
cru c, and VII star. down tue Sound on Saturday,
Avg 70. rsving the club anchorage at : 7. NJ
The SnnEl regatta OF the Greenvilla Yacht Club will
be "A ouen one aud not" club one. ~ previously AL
nuAuucI.
Of n, Hesi :uFtns Inc carly par. OF the ATLANTIC Yacht
but no, seemed @ know how 10 handle Just ne
f. TO Rs
ka a k!.itA JGssoa benz. sn.,hsr ET,s man
ssri.: IT.
OF tie Commercial Express OF thl. city.
The Shelter Isand Yacat Club, which Is . compars-
p .as t eas h ca:s
on GhsSa,! r9 int pe.ns H.sY9.; mid bsivssn
club has any numSer Of 1sa Sea,. IN is
; as .sS sHs s ar. q 4: :IIs
10 s o tor s SS. y
frot SrssOs% l. Avg H. open r.ss,s.oDsn 70
:Ss s.sa asss
q z; sir Tssa s. q
the coming regatta of the ASSOC aton which viii
be held on Labor Day, and committee appointsd
with power 10 charter . steamboat At once The n.
gattA t:9@mi! lite! YIN bold meeting on Iond.y. 4
next resaar @sstine Of the association viii BE- held
on ug 20 at UNeirk
Frank and HArry.-Eo arranged Tor the Va,
rnooss and Norwood on the day OF ths YAlsHarvsrd
boat race. Tho Norwood while giving an exhibition Of
broke down While running sfast mia.
Sunday viii be observed - ladies' day BY the Nom.
bers OF tho Hudson River Yacht Cub. Tue nest Will
sail MP the river 20 some conysnient place and the
dinner Ihs return trip will be made In the afternoon
and rec option will bs hed In the club house At the
foot OF Nlnety-seoond street.
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SECURE THEIR INFORMATION.

Be ON hand early today At the ofces of the RACING
PRIVATE INFORMATION AGENCY. 1ol East asa st..
New York city. Enter your name - . subscriber
and participate the financial bensnt that u being
showsrsd daily on previously long suffering public
by these natural enemies OF the bookmakers. whose
pront entirely depends the success of their sub
scribsrs Terms as usual $40. and promise Of bspsr
cent. on net winnings. for six days prepaid wires
Prospectus, with full particulars OF how fortunes
are being daily BY aid OF the Axsney's sslse-
sisaS sAd SAFETY Plan. SAINT post Tree
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Corbett Has Los, si. Dog.

AsnuRr PAHK, July 2S.-Corbsu 10 mourning the loss
OF his Scotch collie Ned. which Was presented to him
two years ago by OF his friends IN New Bedford
Mass- The dog was ono Of tho pug!!st's close com
panions and followed him about wherever lac went.
lie was aso the pet OF the boarding house and his loss
Ia emily felt Ii 10 believed thai some one stole tho
dog and IL hold him in lh1 hope OF obtaining argo
reward Corbet would NOS have lost the dog for con-
The boxer receives large amount OF mail every day
Many OF tho correspond nts are unknown To him, but
they all have encouraging word. ana wish hllu Suc
cess In the coming night.
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Love nLAxD TENNIS onAmPIoysH1r
The rirai Match Win ne rlayea To-day
man wi.s the Final IN the Singles.

The rsrei Match Win ne Flayea Today
man Wins the Final In the sinsiss.
SOUTHAMPTON. July 2e.-oontinued good for
tune In the way Of weather favored the South
ampton tournament to-day and saw the con-
clusion OF all the events with the exception OF
tho championship match. which takes place
tomorrow morning. In the finals Of the mons
singles E 1. Hall again defeated his rival OF
this season. W. A. Larned. the expert from
Cornell. after close and exciting match.
Larnsd continued his previous good play and
had clearly the best OF 1t at the beginning. but
Halls superior strength and steadipess
asserted itself toward the close. and at tho
conclusion he was comparatively fresh. while
the Cornell player was rather exhausted BY his
efforts In the hot sun.
Larped won tho FIRST set on Halls errors 40
well a. upon his own steadiness. but tho next
three were won By Hall on tho greater accu-
two sets being comparatively easy work for
Il I. and y. 9. Hall took the first prize II tho
esod dGus. t asm he ana &
gos Gn H S j. shs sem: Sn.Is: Miss !: He.
e. %ssd Ssss Ms Bacon Pdi
Hail Miss aomens in p SFTttiSHIlsr MAKING tnss
Mems .inFlss Final Round-Edwsrd l. Han best ".
None dcnbisS Ssmt6nsi Round-v. o. and 3. + Han
Seat ". 4 Rovisr and Harold MsCormtot. t-1 1-6
s.su ho wilma n w. o.na'r boa. q Z ..a
Yinsi rpuro-v q and & L. Han beat a. u. Billings
n s s.sS,:s sLl sess.s-a. Hou.n.
S-a.s-s ~. Bseo. and y q H.h beat hiss Amy
sfis:P i ssa.a rr....r s...
Ntss BACON and v. q hail 6-9, 81.
usss ::ss 4 T.S.s ! IT,
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BROOKLYN BY A NECK.
wARD's MEN WIN IN 4 MP AND TUCK
GAME FROM the NEW yORKs

An Exeitisx strpgsle At the Polo Grounds
sThs Bostcus Heat the Quaksre- Baiti-
1ere Defeats wsshisster. and Pitts
hersh Bsats Leuisviile.
By iosin. Yesterdays game the New Yorks
lost their opportunity OF getting into second
place at this point Of the proceedings How
ever. there will bs othor opportunities. and
steady. earnest play will win. The Bos-
tons checked the Quakers. and there will
doubtless DO struggle by halt dozen teams
TO get 70 the top Yesterdays games resulted;
. Hreshiyu, ., New yoss.7
Boston. Q; Philadelphia 4.
Baltimore. u washinston. 8.
Pittsburgh. Z; Louisville. i.
Al Cleys,and-Rain.
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The Winners At 0Iouoesten

oLoucssrEs RAG. TRACE July 2e.--Ths following are
the results Of the races here to-day.
First Raos-ssvep turlonss. Home Run nrst Invss-
Kip gslding second. Hattie third. Time. l;8lA
second a.s:.seysn aud half surlong:, Amos nrss.
Third RAce-seven and half fnriongs 81 Laurent
nIst, onrpents sSeond Darns,de third, Time, ;sS,
ns1 sit S.s sseon 50 80 third Time osIh
ers. Sir William second airtnvood third Time.
sixth RAes-Your and q half furlougs hobart T. nrst
Bella second. Harrlsburgh third Time. o6I.
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WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator Wolcott has
started for Colorado via Vermont. While In
the Green Mountain State no will purchase o
stallion from which to breed carriage horses
that will suit him. something he has not yet
been able TO obtain Thon. he says. he will
jump into the campaign with all the viGor he
posSeSSeS.
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.ss. ssss ,,s, r.5. :: s.:.. n''s '. sv'


ks,n,d nr S.s. RI s,sS
"a Louisville D. First base on balls-On strattsn
oil Ggnbert, g. Struck out--By stratten, IL by cum
sit-Farrsl eaor,fce hits-glerbAucr. Bsetisy Gum
bert stolen b1se-hiller. Double plays-stratton,
ff.i.r, AMI whistler; Donovan and sseklsy. Umpire
III Tme-1.Aa
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II onmouth FarK Race Trains. via PeAnsyI.
yauiu Railroad.

Leave psserenss ct; and Cortland, q. ferries New
TUESDAY. Thursday, and Saturday during the racing
ssAoon. Regular trans leaving New York 80 and
race days. also. tho Half Holiday special will leave
4 All special trans aye equipped with Pullman Par.
LoI eAT1-AdN
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Msvey Wins the Canadian Te.nis oha.s
pionshlp.

ToioxFo. July 2e.-Ths Canadian tennis Tournament
Wa Terminated this mornInE. when the anal Of the
mems singles was played. The match was between
Hovey Of Harvard University. intssoels9sss cham
pion and BiIby Of the Longwood Cricket Club Of Boz
ton Much Of the interest taken from vams BY
the weidehusd certainty that The ooegAn would AZ.
fsAt his older opponent The pair have met frequently
in the last two seasons and has upon almost every
superior. This mornings stoh was no exception to
the rule. Hovsy winning the cha%pion:hp OF Canada
He takss homo with him the agnihcent trophy held
for the last year by q Mansned OF Buffalo. who won
this year.
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Co-r,e.n Wins His First Race.

CHICAGO. July 29-Thsrs was good racing at Haw-
thorns to-day Two fsvorites won. and with one OF
thsm shoshono In the last race COrrigan scored his
frst win At this meeting.
First Race For two yeArolds nve.elghths Of mile
Carroll Dundee nrst. MAnteii second. Merge third
Time. 1904
second Race.seysn fpIlonn,G Governor Adams nrst.
Third .Race-.Eght and half furlongs; selling.
Tenny Jr. rrst. sunnybrool second. Chapman third
Time. :60M
Fourth Rac"-seling; four furlongs barbara hrst.
McCrsgor second. Chestnut Bell third Time. "a
Fifth Race-Selling: six furlougr Shoshone nrst;
Rouser second. Recherche third. Time. i 20.
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fishing Cfkle.
MARsTERs HAS woRMs.

Sand worms 12c. doz White worms 7oe- dos
pobsons csc. dpL shedder crabs. MAhsTERs's
cslsbrated all-ancewood striped bass and Fishing
Banks rod. s2.9s. Ash and Lakewood hoow-butt and
extra tip rods 900 split bamboo ny and bait rodS
81 Bs up Jointsd bamboo rods ssc up. Best quality
treble s?e four ply zes. Heavy ,.sbs gS. leaders
handle rec. holds 600 10 thread line tl6o Nickel
plato multiplying reels Sse. up. Rn1be! and nieksl
block, ethi.sd. $50 laihIsad .Sc; lb,thr.sd: tsc;
1BtbTead Csc 2l-threAd. 6vc BiDkers &c por pound.
CAD hoot. with handle. $40. Canvas tackle books.
zoe. FISHING pants 81. Everything TO delight the
angler. IN quality and price.
SIND STAMP yoH ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
=. =. MAksTEHs. So Co.st -.
MsAS oar kall@ SAookLYH. Open xvsaia0kt
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Baseball. Fol. <Arosaas, To-day.
League chAmpienlhip game BrooklyA Va New Isrk.
Ams X. n. Admission. 6oe sad 26e.-AdA
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1900 R.t.no Fla eass 90 srrers-
20, y haltlmors r.rss GA's IN tAs--nn Kitten; q
hon. =. Home run-s't.cE-r Iiresbass hits-,Si nd e.
hoysy. sScriure hits -uowd, Lafkin. sioen bases
-ftovey. hoy. DolbJr plays Stricken (ahAssiAtedl:
Coensy .nd Lsrtn- Passed bali Gunsoa. Umpire
Mccullough. T,me-2:lo.
Y Wv FnTssvsca. u LoUisvLIE. I.
. iRstsapaal, July zB-Jhs homo clab won to-dAy's
0Aas hAAdiy. sewing sIrAttsA's curves In the nIst
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an ss,s ranssMho.op q rAilassphs FRS, has.
5bresb.ss hit,LonS. Tvobsss hits-ouiHn, connor.
SSeSIlnee hlts-Duny. Lsng 81 Lowe. Quinn, Weyhinr
e,. sSI:sLo0SnS, raSapsen Double
nd Connori Long tunasIs tedL Passed tai'S.E KEW
s = SsMsnI s,s Vmprs-Gsausy Tms-l.5L IL
sALrsouE z, WARRINGTON. s.
WAssisyIos July 2s-After having q lead ofbtel
Ssfh smofss lenpso o. k,lsn'. ouryes, drove the
Attendance, LOCO The score: "~'A'"s''.s'
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The Dauntlsss Rowing Club will hold Venetian fete
on the Harlan River on Aug e proposed TO have
from the club house to the Third avenue bridge then
up 20 High Bridge aud return TO tho club house.
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xorrs ynox 1nr ssAxD usosas
TIE stern Fosspe.es the spoyt-Tretters
Of Rsre Quality Sold.

OF Rsr. Quality SOLD.
CIEyELANp. July 29-The storm which has
been threatening for.several days came at last,
and one result Of It is the postponement Of tho
Grand circuit races. Two heavy showers
flooded the track before1 o'clock. and the post
ponement was announced early, It II doubt
full whether the mud will be dried up In time
to finish tomorrow. as there are still three
classes left The 2:15 trot absorbs the atten-
tion. Such crack trotters as Bonnie wilmore.
New York Central. Alvin. Miss Alice. Ryland
v. Aline, and Plckpania being entered. The
Hrst two'named brought top prices in the pools
Orrin Hiekok has had his eye on. the black
stake at Detroit. and Y e stated that he has
SECURED her for about $4,000.
=, The bay marc Commercial Girl. that was in
the 2:23 class yesterday. has been sold to
Richard Hentschel OF baltimore for $4,000
Splan held q reception at his big training
stable this afternoon. whore the flyers owned
by A. II. Moore Of Philadelphia and the
strings trained By Doble and Weeks are quar-
tered.
AEtell is here. and Margaret 8. is to be mated
with him.
Weeks tried tho bicycle splky this morning.
and his scruples were dlspelled when no drove
Bella Wilkes In 2:1QH. and ZembIa In 2:16X.
he will try It with Miss Alice. u the 2:16 olAss
ROo6 to- OrrOw.
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Lucky Baldwin win. HI. First rr.t

srnAousr. N. Y. July 2e-Lucky Baldwin. . sorrel
solding owned by A. Fowler Of New Yerk srosted his
nrst race in the threeminute class and made record
OF 2s4k In the 2,2o class otting and pacing. there
was only one heat owing 10 the rain and II was won
By Tempest In 2:2lA Charley Q. second. and Sorrel
90 class; trottinR; purse SlOO
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navaillng. Tho score:

EArned tans-New YORK Q; BROOKLYN. !. Two.base
ffi,s,nLyqn. oIoarts iiaddool, Threebas. hit-o.
Fuller, Goreor.n, o'brtsn. stolen basss-Bgrs.. u.
lyons Grams, Grittn Bror,herA paly t2L Ward t2).
% Gran. 81 on usddoeI. 2; % Stein. stroek out
h..es-New yori 7; Broosi,n T. h,s BY pitched bali
poys, Joycs. Passed ba--Doyls. Wild pitch--Crans.
unpiIe-snydsr Tme-2 b0ura
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Monmouth Park Races On Tuesdays. Thurs-
days, and Saturdays via keading Raii-
road sys;em.
Trains leave station Central Railroad Of New Jsrsey
foot Liberty st, az $40, 1880. ~ 80 A. ~; 1870
Special l24b Special J 10 Special $50 7. y. VIA
SANDY Hook routs from Pier H. X. At y;0o II 100 A.
NJ; I2lt. 400 r. n. PArloE on AL special trains
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rhn.ds,snIa Crlek.,er. d. Well In Canada.


HALIFAX July 2s.-It looks II the match with the
Combined Halifax team will be . triumph Tor the Ger
mantown crIeksera The scofsi
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sosIox. 8: PHILADELPHIA. I.

Sosros July 2s.Boston had the more luck today.
theI srIoFs aid nat count while they In Oh cir
bits after rhAdslpHiAs mlspiAyS Nichols was sneo.
I'VE With osh en- bases. He also ne!ded nnely; The
uhssv got move on In the eighth aud ninth. but
could not catch up The score.
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Purse $500 OF which SIS second and $26 to third
stee plcchase over tho short course.
q. A. McGrath's CHI h. Westnoroand. aged By wilful
J. II. Lewis, Jrs D. H. boutwell, aged l45 (CahiD..
7. d, Mcpermotts b. L. klphin. aged l39 IN. Dono-
YAM .........,..,..
The pnder also ran. Killarney. TarQuin, aud Silver
Ore fell or broke down.
Betttng;--AgalnsI Wes,moreAnd,s to 81 Boutwell,.
TO /; E.plin o lo1.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-25
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.

Stocks and Bonds-DIoney Easy Sterling
Exchange Quiet and Steady Government
Bonds Dull and Steady-Railroads Active
and Generally Firm-Stocks Closed Active
and Firm at Shade Better than Opening
Prices.
At New York money is easy, with no loans,
closing offered ut per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 414@51a per cent. Sterling Exchange is
quiet and steady with actual business in bank
ers' bills "a for 6o-day bills and 1914 for
emand ;posted rates at 4841a GA S61a. Com
mercial bills s3A@4 S51A. Government
bonds dull and steady. Railroads are active ana
generally firm.
The stock market remained quiet but hrni
after l oclo until the issue OF the bank state
ment. which showed an enormous increase IN
cash and the surplus reserve, when buying tof
shorts was stimulated and Omaha jumped UP
per cent to 491a, while the entire list became
more active at advancing prices, New England,
Rock Island, Northwestern and the industrials
being the most prominent. The market closed
active and firm to strong at about the best
prices of the day, but generally only slightly
better than first prices
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated TT 800 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1892-01-25
Print Clotl, Market.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Jan. 23, 1892.-The fol-
lowing is the print cloth statementfor the week.
BOSTON Produce MARKET.

E1BOSTON, Jan. 23, 1e92.-The following are
to-day's quotations OF Provisions, Produce, etc.
Pork-Long cuts 90 Oo914 25; short cuts at
90 O0(014 90; backs at Ia $4,000 90; lean lends
at 90 0c@14 SO; pork tongues 16 so; butt pork
10 so.
Hams at 99ac; small do 1oc; pressed hams
11I.c.
I,ard-Choice 7c #s fb in tierces and tubs ;1o-ib
Hogs-Choice city dressed &c p fb country do
Sc.
Butter-Western extra creamery at 29@30c;
fancy higher; firsts and extra firStS at 23i92oc;
extra imitation creamy 22923c factory choicee
20921c; Northern creamery, choice 3O93lc; !;
New York and Vermont dairy, good to choice
24025c; Eastern creamery, good to choice az
25029c. The above quotations are receivers
prices for strictly wholesale lots.
Cheese-Northern choice full creams and
twins 12012Aac; fair to good at 3@11 Lac Yves
tern choice 111ac; fair to good 8 Sx@11c; sage
at 120124ac.
Eggs Eastern extras 25@2ec; fancy nearby
stock higher rsts 2zame; eXTa vermont ddaen ana
lined 17a16c Jobbing prices are 1c higher
PouItry-Northern fresh-killed turkeys, ,choice
&C; do chickens at 1e@18c; fowls 13c; fair to
good at 1O@12; Western dry packed turkeys,
choice 14@ &C; fowls 10@12c; chickens l3g
lac.
Beans-N Yk hand-sicked pea, 95@$2; mar
row pea, 81 90t01 95; choice screen pea, 60G
1 70; hand-picked med, 85@1 90; choice yel-
low eyes, 85a1 80; California pea beans,2 20
az 80; hand-plcked, 2 3UtGl2 4o:
Seed-Timotlly, 55C01 65 red top, 75g$2;
Western Jersey 2 0092 25; clover, 8@9e Hun
Hay,Choice, II 5o@s1s; some fancy higher
fair to to good at $15d$17; Eastern fine, $l2G
S14; poor to ordinary $11@$14
Potatoes-Choicei natives and Maine stock at
371A@1 so % Dbl; choice vt and northern N
II and n Burbanks and white stars A5 p bu
rose 45c; Houlton hebrons soc; Aroostook he
bronS 45c.
Apples-No l Baldwins, at 5o@1 e5; Maine
and N. III. choice Baldwies, 65@1 70; Green
ngs 5091 62Rs; Kings $2@2 80.