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can watch his movements Bell says the loft fielder
has behaved himself well This season.
There VIII be two games at the Poo grounds on Sat
mrdhy bnl not Tor one omission The New Works and
Wathingtonr VIII play u regular IragGe match at /
O'Clock. aud the SaIes and PrIuce M cross bats al
%ociock IN college championship game.
The nrst game Ed Crane ever pit ch-d was Mt Boston
III 1884 lie Der Of tie Ton mon As.o.
cistion Club and caught "pupes" shaw's pitching.
One day the st LOUIS MONS kIock shaw out OF the
box in The thil inning Crane doncd his mask TO
enter the pitchers position Ito had great speed and
struck Out eleven m-D during the remRIniu * innings
After that he Gevored hs sk II to CARVING tue bail
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brighton Beach stake Events.

The Brighton Beach Racing Associat ion viii begin
its sixteenth annual meeting OF Monday July g. and viii
continue every week day for thirty day., Six or seven
close on Saturday June ~ are now omen to .ub.cr,n
ton. 49," NV" W '"os'iiP
rho Brighton Handicap. to he run on Monday JnIx
.. Tor thrneyeAr'ods and upward: a swe.pstakrs az
w rHeh ior poIsts no declared by July J. with iUu
One mile aud n sixteenth 500 WV " 'hru-
Tho Independence stre blechase Hand! can IN hs ru
Tuesday. Jhy 4: sweepstakes Of $40 each viii sn
over the full course "'O' ~ '"Hu-
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The annual regatta OF the Oceanic Yacht Club OF
Day Ridge was Aail.d on the ciao house at Bay
Ridge yesterday, the courses extending to the
ouoys In tho lower hay and return. In Class
a. Tor boats over thirty ieei, the Minnie r.
o. tho Oceanic Club Won. withthe Title OF tho
raynniH u second and tho spray OF the Coronet y.
Nsi,,s W. q the 9iSlnps Z. crossed the line mrs..
" o. =. OcsAnic q, Third. In Class d for boats Of
wshiy ieet the winner the Ripple Of the Oceanic
ena ~ Wssd Wien q ne JEsysssnd Bay third
y, wen with the Bsnny II, OF the olympiss second.
and the Gregory Patton " the Jersey City Y IhiIS
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CHESS IN MID.oCEhM
Two Games Played by walsrodt snd Judd
on Board the Augusta Victoria.

Two esses Played by Waibrodt and Jude
On BOARD the Augusta Victoria.
A letter from August walbrodt, the Ger
man chess player. dated Berlin. May 70, was
received at The Sun ONCE yesterday. AS was
stated In THE Sun the day after Wnlbrodes
departure from this city. walbrodt met Max
Judd. the Consul General OF the United States
to Vienna, on board the Augusta Victoria
Walbrodt writes that he contested two games
with Judd when In mid ocean. ono on May ~
and the other on May ~ Both games were
won by the Berliner
The first game was opened by Judd. Wal
br9dt adopting the French defence Inc sec.
Ruy Lopez The following are tho scores:
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PONZIANI.
The standing OF tho contestants in the tour
nament Is as follows:

j: W. Baird will leave for Europe next Sat-
urday. The distinguished amateur intends
to make a tour over the British Isles. then 60
through France. Germany. and Italy.
:, At the weekly meeting OF the Committee Of
the Colu m bian Chess Congress. held on Sat
nrday. the announcement was made that
there are 80. 600 In the hands OF the Treasurer.
MIR. Cornelius Vanderbilt sent check for 800
toward the funds. a like amount was for
warded by Aristdez Martinez. the well-snown
OF We f he hosfnn en6 dc hjedres
cham pion. Pollock, has challenged the local
champion. pillshury. Tor a match. There Is
every likelihood OF the contest coming of
within the next few weeks.
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1. stnnbury Afraid oreaua.,.,

TORONTO June LII oLeary Of Buffalo, who con.
sented 10 back Jake Gaudaur and mako all arrange
ments for with stanbury. the Australian for ths
worlds championship, said to-day that he had nm.
bopts OF the race coing on The trouble now Is over
The demand Of Sihnbury That the course .hnlI n,
ihres.mlic one" stiaighta Way II appears thai SIAN
bury 10 equipped specially for such course and 4.
latter ''' N' '"e
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Bnsehaii Gnm.n To-day.

sAI'oNAL LrAGur hsp hutRicAS ASSOCIATION
New York vs. Louisville, ~ the Polo grnunds,
brooklyn vs. cincinnati. al Eastern PARK.
Philadelphia w. 1T iUnIs. Al lhiladeIphIa.
Boston va Pittsburgh NJ Boston
baltimore Va. Cleveland, nj baltimore.
Washing Oh Vs. Chicago. at Washington
UTHFR GAaEs.
Harvard VS., University OF Pennsvlvania, Mt Can
bridge ~ Va"
seton Hall va Old Seton Hall Students at sout
Orange. e'
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hoo Starts on HIS Trip Across the Conf.
neut.

Thomas Roe the Chicago cyelist who ha, been train
Ing in AasAehusetts for the past two mont BIS for
rida across the continent. left this city YESTERDAY
morning ITO made the start from the barrett House
broadway ana Forty-Eecond sreet. at IL O'Clock n,
was accompanied by Frank Walls r and L. d. Munger or
town. ~ - 49, go 'e'f
Zoe rode throsgh Central rars 10 ssventy.sscond
street when Nc TOOK The Riverside br,e and then went
A"hs tue nhhon 10 TArTytown. where he arrived nj
H'rnvG u. leit 1arrytown IN company with Waller
nc ahiepaieu covering one hundred miles on the ~
aAh kne MI oluw 70 the line OF the New York ZEN.
nai hhiIoau tracts to ChieAEo accompanied by Waller
The object OF the ride IL Ia ende 10 estnbn "A
ord from this CITY 70 San Francisco. 'S'
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Jockey Jordan Pays Hts Fine. but Gamma,
Hide at the Nee citing

ST LorIs June lin the th!r,y.seven days of IN.
meeting already run on Al tho fair grounds $50 bor,..
have gone to The post or this number lE3 have won
races and tl3l227 have been divided amonv m.
horses Morello still leads with Sd 40 won
The crack light weight Jockey Jordan has .i9osd IN
ride the rest OF thu reason for The bedford Stsbe
which string is twoyearold rly May Thompson a..
night Jordan paid tho $1,000 hne assessed By StnrIsr
Mclaughlin. but tho CLUB refused listen 10 his nj
10 be allowed TO ride out at the meeting ''s~
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3nbIie NGtteea.


QShould DO read DAlLr by all interested as changes
Letters tog foreign sountrIc. need not be specially
6 n S ssssgs.sa BY any Psr,Sn"
sn y s no, spsSS adj
fofsss mails for The wees sndies June Il viii clos.
SSSfyA n a. + ss s ff direct
per steamship Rotterdam. via Rotterdam Getters
u a!isi hfi!sf%s% a!ArfxiL
a$S
fsFf S41 n Sn5 yT1F%s ish1S$
iRUXiLLo, per steamship 1. Dumos from New
for snAzk and "a rLA1A
Sa,S. Esr ssSsm%.hp Ga..ns from samci:
Ms 81 NJ garp!ensntsry s,a0 Z ~ for Tor Il ROPE.
T G3}TTs per- 'sam.ssp wsnasr.
@apGtSs s %S.
rHGsSbHY.%,t s' T. ~ ior gr'aopE. per steamship
MI psl !sEsHsss Haa Cor fRS xa
.,sSnshp G.l,IoS y. ts FER amt. Bahia no
Il
Sno HtE i'sn s4 Tn.fnE.2s ;9% ssn Is
81 III FIAT 9oSsahlss
'?fs ;SsEs%$s%SiiSSiSSx s2
sR s rSIftdS fSf Fla sTT1H1RTAH I s
siennr,p La Champagne; via Have: at $3.50 An
Fssn fsS
must Ss sy sP'Sse sw %5pSs AGd 1SFff cs
INLAND. per steam, mp Anrnns va queensto.n
1S, k"S"Fs @Hs1 II
- II = o$a$$r JF.s
Europe, via Southampton and Eremen; mus. Sss
sE:''n ss5 s
4; Sd Ss 4iSs,% per s'sssn, nSsS
e sr44lR"ESxs sa and ltoa
HS per sssmsnp cay n q @ s,s5. e.,
| 7, %i$$I;
XVI s't;S;s% P'5 Ea; SI''% foA4tlh
IsrhNp AMI AK sy S. ss
AMI 1sps so sHSssS II
VIZ Gnraroa per ..ssnsm,P yenszusia deter: foi
psna %9ss Ss directed per Esnezasls'I; s.s IN.
ar ,s1 SsT
=, +. 20 1on N. vi, "a 9neenstG,wn own ,,,..,,.o, =,
kns e' from sam % co. s"ss here daily % ~
Steamship Alameda lffo@ san Frane,seon clo oss
T.ssss Z snsS,%, F,ai's =. siss RIi!:
:s Is. ..ad ns at ~
iralin (ron SAN Francisco close here daily up 10
June >,p at $3.50 r. N. Mails Tor China and Japnn
via Vancouver especially addressed only close at
this Office duily al G:SO l.. NJ. Nails or found
land bv rail TO Halifax. ana thence by steamer,
cinse at tins office daily Mt $3.50 r. NJ Mails for
Miqucion. by rail to Boston and thence by steamer
close at this office daily ut s:3oP. NJ. Mails for
Cuba by rail to Tampa. Fla. and thence by steam.
er tsailinH Mondays and ThursdaJs). close ut this
office daily MT $50 A. NJ. Mails for Mexico. over
land, unless specially addressed for drspntch by
sttame err close Mt this Office daily at 8 A n
Trans Pacific mails are forwarded to San Francisco
iny and the schedule OF riosing is arranged on the
pton OF their uninterrupted overland transig
% san Francisco Mails from the East arriving On
lME at san francisco the day of sailing of steam
.rs are despatched thence the same day.
sRegstered mail closes at q +: NJ. previous day.
Extra supplementary transatlantic mails opened
IN the piers Of the American. English. FRENCH and
steamers at the hour OF closing Of supplementary
nails Mt the Post Ottce which remain open until
within ton minutes Of the hour of sailing OF steamer.
CbRNELIi s VAN COLT, Postmaster
POST OFFICE NEW YORK. n. Y. June 81. 1893.
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Inc following 10 the record OF the rG
niles. between Yale and Harvard:

or the seventeen races Yale has won ten. al.
though up to 1886 Harvard was In the lead
Yale has made the best record. The first two
races 81 the series were rowed at Springfield
the others ut New London.
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DETER ?. MEYER. Auctioneer.
L CORPORATION SALE Of PUBLIC SCHOOL PROF
ERTY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE

PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
Commissioners ot the sinking Fund Of tho city of New
York VIII offer for sale at public auction. tho New
able lots stn lin and Esd wards no longer re.
Parcels Of land belonging to tile city OF Sew YORK ia
The l2;h 10 h, AMI a4th wards. and in Westminster
''u".'' y" ruBIlG s%iI6ST PaGPERrY faue' TO WI"
sIii MAnn mro, OF three city lots and building foe
i6t: BET. south hth av and Wooster at.
It'll WAkD. Seven Guy lots SIS 12oth st.. blocS
.o'i; ward Nos Al t"4I bet. Lenox and 7th ava l75
2sp %HES Of tire. city Leland building tes
s. .ea; ,oT r. t1neord av and 145th st
rear Lind av.. varying from 1874 rs It, loy II
COMMON LANDS
lnTH wARp..Four lots on Park ay., each 2elIlo1
cor dIb a64 SSk ~ srd Ne; e. "a ' I'd
Akp ~ lots. E. = 1olst st.. block LODI
18TH wARb,arwo lots n IoIsts.. block lo2S
I2Tll wARp-Two lots n. 8 1929 1t. block l.o2a
NEW cRoroN AQUEDucr PROPERTY.
18TH WAED,-one lot on Amsterdam av q a. COZ
1mtth II 20 +llAloo lot No. sales map; farm No IS
l4lii WAkD.-Thres adjoining lots. each 2slxloo
LOT nos = T. on sales map farm Nos o. So city tax
larL wARD-one lot on Amsterdam av. a. O. CO.
10Th ,24ihxl9o. ward No. 81, farm no. l.
i2iii W a. pa adjoining lots each 25xioa
ME-, y,sk .y .na foTdham Landing road
WEsTC HESTER GoUxTY-Eigh,een parcel. vacant
IA A az :a.t e stss Nos ns 10 II IA
oR III M.D. IN iS see sT Ea
ThEo W. N{ camS;,,or..
City OF New York. Finance Department
Compiroilers Once May To- lSD3
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tn. brighton A. 4. to Have u New Election

TIE livees Kind of time prevails in the ranks or
the Brighton A. g. of Brooklyn the results OF tho
late election or the nifty votes cast jus, twsnty.ono
were By proxy which had not been legally witnessed
The opposition candidates dubbed together and en-
IlOyed legal Aent. who called thu tile
ton or the Hoard OF Governors with The result that the
entre election has been declared In valid aud 4 new
election ordered for June - ticket has been placed
e. ne nsid WIN TWO opposition candidates tor Vice.
inatonsi President, William II. Coz; Vice. Prssldrnf
frank z; Rhodes and George j. sinnott: Trensursr
Thomas Elhbury ANA Y. l.. sAckuAn; Recording Srrrs
tary GnSIis' j. Dowling; FINANCIAL secretary Frank
Thomas Henry: hoard of Governors A ii Mcuheshnn
Louis L, Hooper ana f. h. Dunlap.
Upths Hudson IN the early morning ON the Rm,I,.
id a. y one OF the most delightful railroad
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'.''''" Wv . ~ iotAs. '''' % U - 10 =
Anvier 4: A...'............,,O ! l % I o-3
Earned rnns-Emeralds I. First base by errors
xavier A. 81: Emeralds, 10: Left on basss-Xavier
A. IL; Emerhlds H. First base on bAis--On Ham.
mil 2; OF keenan, o. struck out-By Iiammii, q: by
keenan,. 4 .TwobHse hits-P6and schultz Stolen
on.esVvlammi Schultz Malone o. T. -Larlin. Ger.
NY, ksenan 90 H. iArkin ~ 1hliIs, Tobn. O'Nei
ri;y and II T. Lnrkn HIT by pitcher-Dillon. Wild
Z: Malone. J. Cnpire-Coiiins. Tlme-l4s.
wiLLIAssBuRcH A. A.. 5-JRoSsIDrs L.
AZ tho Shooting Park. Newark. yesterday tho vii.
Nnmsburgh A. 4. team defeated the Ironsides after n
IN
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Totals."...11 13 27 IL Totals o <27l3
Earned runs Olympic, O. First bass on balls-on
stoxsy. 2: % Smith. struck ont.By stovey, a by
smith. Z. Home runs-Ktnzie and Farrell. Two.ba.e
hits-Snoedan. smith. A. jackson. williams Stolen
n n;,.n. Jackson williams t2 Ens krause hit by
krhuse Umpire-lIudson. Timo-2:lo.
ENERALps. g! XAVIER A. A.. g.
Notwithstanding that the Xavier A. A. produced .
strong nine at Van Nest yesterday afternoon the En-.
eralds Of tho New York atbolic Protectory won the
game after gallant uphill night Tho
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Baseball, Easiera Park. 4 r. ~. To-day,
Brooklyn W. cineinnAu. Admission. soc. and 25s.-
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SUNDAY BASEBALL.

oLrnrics, II: CUBAN GIANTS 0.
Manager Bright's Cuban Giants were no match for
the Oympfcs ut Paterson Yesterday. The ooiored
players could not solve smiths dscepttye curves
which accounts for their defeat The score:
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Baseball, Polo Grounds. To-day.
League Championship Came Louisville VA New York
Game r. NJ Admission LOc. and 35c.-.ids 1888
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io'"iueb''. .''''..''........2 U U o l U o o.
Earned runs-Wi!liamsburgh A. A. 2; Ironsides l.
first base by A. A. 8: Ironside
Lett on bases-Williiamsbiirgh A. A.. 4; lronrtdes
Ont fisst enSe on ball,I0h Kelly . on Mill. struck
stoddard J Rothfusa Two base hit-Snvage. Sacrifice
hhsM W,I'ia A. A. . Ironsides 2 stolen
Rnyns W. Kelly and 2uigley: st.chen tunassstedJ.
Rothfuss. l. rmpre-Tom Burns Time-2 hours
rARk.
N MaTIsT S,5 a. A.;c;...'.... 5 "a 90od es
Base hits--ITnr!em A. A.. q: North Side A. C.. o.
Errors Harlem 4. A.. 3: North sid. A. C. ~ Batteries
-spetaler and Rheinacker; Graham and Lamer
RDGk.
Montgomery. o O 8 o o-s
Nasuna Boat Cub ...,.......o o o o-3
At Paterson-CincinnatLO o; Paterson g.
National League Record.
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Wedding Gifts.

AS the fruit season approaches it
suggests q dainty sugar and cream,
s30.-A dozen berry forks, $15.-A
dozen melon knives, $40.-A chased
berry bowl, $40-A pair of orange
spoons and fruit knives, $10.-A
hundred other cases equally good
awaiting inspection.
]. H. JOHNSTON & CO.,
II Union Square, N. Y.
SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
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fishing Larkle.
MARSTERS HAS WORMS

sANy WORMS, WHITE OR HIOOD
MS =, v price, in Fishing Tackle special
Bank Rods nickel mounting. solid Kee! seat double
wia ns oan1 guides extra Up S24s; Ash and Lance
B,,,nS Rssis. 81 a5 Rubber and Nickel Reef To:
nest quality Hooks 10 Double Gut. I5c. per dozen
Treble, zoe: ply 25c,; 4:l-ngth Treble tut Lead
e ess: DC P.s each; aply !engh extra heavy 50
f.. good GnAi'!y line &c iooieet 800 Zee, Reel
i,lho on MOCK, thread. 3Sc.: ~ thread, 43c; II
thread. S6c IL thread. b3r. Broken Lots Of Loose
1nokr &c Loz: 3.too steel Cats. with 3toot ha ndlr
soc s1s 81 20 81 20 Bass and Fcksr"i spoons
DC; spit hninhop Fly md Bass Rods. complete IN
wood Wood fern, form Si;5s Canvas Rod Tags i5c, TO
nc; fish Fagt, SOC. and +5c Lancewood Fly Rods
Sl.oo ~ piece Bambon HAT Rods BIC: Trunk Rods Z
,Sntd &C BRAIDED Linen Reel Lines 300 feet
Foxes loc: s,nk-rt. Sc ID: Tin Tackle boxes 81 u:
i nat raiiS boc up B,ass swivel.. Esd doH Rod
s e samp for 'nrase Illustrated cataB gue j r.
Brooklyn ~ " T'"-' '''
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CHICAGO. June lI-Cou Doyle and Abe Williams mst
for $1,000 purse In this city early Til, morning,
after after one minutes spsrring Doyls,s right reached
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rpp0sal5.
Sttornrys ut gaw.

CoAsl LfATIuN iree; damage oase. collections
" tatrs specially all law nlEinesE
ATluENEl. l3U Liberty II room lOl }.
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Knockea On. In Ou. M,uu,e.

EuRNlTrRE aud carpets sold without deposit; long
y eel credit. enormous stock. Agent tor factories
24a West s3d 81.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-13
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
Quotations Of Staple Products in the
Leading Markets.

Stocks and Bonds-Money Easy-sterling
Exchange Quiet and Firm Government
Bonds Dull and SteadY-Railroads Fairly
Active and Steady-Stocks Closed Active
and Firm.
At New York, Saturday, money was easy,
with call loans at 2 per cent; closing ohered
at per cent, Prime mercantile paper was
quoted at 414@6 per cent. Sterlieg Exchange
was quiet and firm, with actual business lin
bankers bills 1914 for 60day bills and
IS for demand posted rates at S7G4 50;
Commercial bills at 4 S5s4 ga S61a. Govern
ment bonds were dull and steady. Railroads
fairly and firm.
Further concessions were made in the stock
market after IL O'Clock and American tobacco
declined to lO4, while Western Union showed a
loss of over L per cent. The bank statement,
however, was rather better than expected, ana
the short sellers of the early dealings went into
cover with the effect of rallying prices all along
the line Tobacco rose from 1O4 to 1854, and
proportionate gains followed over the whole
list. There was no special feature of interest
in the late dealings and the market closed ac-
1--WE and firm the rally generally at fractional
declines for the day.
Transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre-
gated 3O1 800 shares.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-13
Boston Produce Market

BOSTON. Feb. IL. 1393.-The following are
Jo-dav's quoJauOns of provisions. Produce. etc.:
Pork-Long cuts % 10000 90: short cuts at
% $4,000 90: backs at % h0gaO0 90: lean LENDS
at 20 O0923 90; pork tongues 10 so; butt pork
10 90.
Hams at 141ac; small do 15c; pressed hams
1890.
Lard-Choice 121ac # ID in tierces and tabs;
1O-fb pals in cs 12s4c; leaf 1212c.
HogsLghoice city dressed 1o19c Pfb country
do 914c.
Butter-Western extra creamery at 29@3oc:
fancy higher: tirStS and extra 1rstS at 2502S;
extra imitation creamy 24d25c: factory choice
23024c. Northern creamery. choice at 29tG30c:
New York ana Vermont dairy, good TO choice
25@27c; Eastern creamery. good to choice at
28@29c. The above duotaJlons are receivers
prices for strictly wholesale lots. JObbing
prices 1M2c higher.
Jheese-Nortnern choice full creams 121A@
12Eac; fancy twins l212 9l3c falr 10 gooa at
7@12c: western choice at II a@l2c; sage 121a
@l3c. -
&C; lined C.
at 16@1Sc fowls 13@l4c: Western - ,,ack-
e. turkeys at 16@17c; air to good at 12@15c;
chrckr 4l6 80 fowls 1901 1ac.
Beans-New York. hand-sicked pea. at 500
2 50 marrow pea 16t92 20: choice screen pea
at 75Sa1 90: hand-picked med at 2i5@2 20:
choice screened 7Od1 80: choice yellow eyes.
45@2 so. Californiapea beans 2592 40.
Seed-TImothy. 25t@2 So: Western red top
S2d2 hO recleaned do S12@912c; clover. at
l51a9161ac; Hungarian.
Hay-Gnolce at ST 0O118 90: fair 20 to good
15 O06S16 co. Eastern choice at $1T@17 30;
poor to ordinary. S120S16.
per bush, Houlton Hebrons 93@95c: Houlton
Rose s0c: York state white stars 85@9oc; Bur
banks 85a9Oc.
Apples Choice No Baldwins at 2 5o02 Is;
SpyS 2 5O@3 %; Talman sweets 00@3 90.
Cape ranberries-Choice 8 0o@9 30 % Dbl.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-13
Domestic Markets,
(By Telegraph.l

iBy telegFdpl.1
NEW YORK Feb. IL, observation-disclosures
2513S picks sales ALSO pkgs moderate demand
and firm.
bush; closedfather easy at S2c cash, Corn
market closed steady at 54E2c cash. Oats-re-
ceipts 1900 BUSH sales : bush; rather easy.
Beef inactive and steady. Pork firm with
and fairly steady. Cheese in fair demand and
firm. Sugar-raw quiet and easy. Petroleum is
dull and steady. Molasses is firm with good
demand. Rice active and firm. TalloW firm
CHICAGO, Feb. II, 1893.-Wheat closed to-
day at 1889 cash.
Corn closed easy to-day at 42gs for cash and
Feb.
Oats closed easy to-day at 81 for cash and
Feb.
Pork closed easy to-day at s. 371s cash and
Feb.
Lard closed rather firm at IL 1870 for cash
and Feb
Short ribs closed easy to-day at TO- 80 for
cash and Feb.
bush: corn 10000 bush; oats 7l,oo0 bush:
rye 5000: barley. 81 900 bush.
Shipments-F IL 900 bbs wheat 5000
bush corn, 1890 O bush; oats; l7S.ooo oush;
rye 1000 bush: barley, $4,000 bush.
ST LOUIS, Feb. II, 1S93.-Wheat opened
to-day at 691@969ssc cash.
Corn opened rather easy to-day at 1884 9391e
for cash.
Oats opened easy to-day at ooc LOT cash anu
Feb.
Sugar cured Hams 15 GOALS 80.
Receipts-Fiour. 100000 bbls: wheat. $4,000
bush: corn 1875 600 bush: oats 1900 bush;
rye 5000 bush; barley. 5000 bush
Shipments-Flour 0.Oo0 bbls: wheat. 5000
bush; corn. 10000 bush: oats 5000 oush:
rye O.00o bush; barley, o.00o bush.
DETROIT, Feb; Il, 1sss,- 1a opened
closed 72l4c; No 2 Red opened easy 74@73 1a
for cash, closing 1875.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-13
Portland & Worcester Line
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, R. R.
STATION FOOT OF PREBLE STREET.

On and after Monday. November 2S. 1892,
Passenger trains will Leave Portland:
For Worcester, Clinton, Aver Junction
Nashua, Windham and Epping at 7oo a.
m. and 1890 p. m.
For Manchester, Concord, and points NORTH
at 80 a. m. and 1890 p. m.
For Rochester, Springvale. Alfred, Water
boro and Saco River at 7.30 a. M. 1880 and
Ais y. IN.
For oorham at 73o and 500 a. M. IL 80,
3.15, 4.15, $50, $50 and 11.15 p. m.
For Westbrook, Cumberland Mills, West.
brook junction and WoOdford's at 7.SOs
800 and 1880 a. M. 1870. 200, 3.l5. 4.lb,
800 $50, 900 and Ills p. m
For Forest Avenue Oeering), $40 p. m.
The 10 80 D. M train from Portland connects
at Aver junction with "Hoosac Tunnel
Route" for the West and at Union Station.
worcester, for Providence and New York,
via providence Line" for Norwich and
New York, via "Norwich Line" with Boston
& Albany II. II. for the West, and With the
New York All Rail via springfield"
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester
at 1 80 D. m from Rochester at $50 a. N,
/ 80 and 500 .. m.; from Gorham at $40,
$50 and 10. l5 a. M, 1.3O. 435, 600, 6.2o and
For through Tickets to all points West and
South. apply to s. E. CORDWELL, Ilckef
Agent, Portland, Me.
J. W. PETERS, Supt
ooto6 dit
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-13
Cotton Markets.
(By Telegraph.)

market is steady and quiet sales bales !;
ordinary upIands at e7sc do Gulf at " ;good
ordinary stained at 6$sc; middling nplands at
9Ac: do Gulf at 91ac; do stained 1850.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 10. 1S93.-The Cotton
market is easy; mlddling 7-16c.
CHARLESTON. Feb. 10 1893.-The Cotton
market is steady; mlddling &c.
SAVANNAH Feb. 10. 1S93.-The Cotton
market is steady; mlddling at Ss4c
MOBILE.Feb. 10. 1S93.-The Cotton market
is easy; middlings 1-16c.
MEMPHIS. Feb. 10. 1893.-The Cotton mar
ket is quiet; mlddling 1-16c.
The Portland daily press., 1893-02-13
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada.

On and After SUNDAY. October 3D.
Trains will leave as follows;
DEPARTURES.
For Auburn and Lewiston. 2. 15 and TAO a.
M. Ito, 100 and 5.15 p. m. For Gorharn
and Berlin Falls TAO am l.S0 and 5.15 p.
NJ For Montreal and Chicago TAO a. m.
r and 1.3U p. IN. For Quebec 1.3O p. m. For
RuckfleId Canton and Numford Falls
T.4O a. H. and 100 p. m.
ARRIVALS.
From Lewiston and Auburn $40 am. 1910,
80 525 and $40 p. m. From Go ham 500
am 70 10 and $40 p. Ii. From Chicago and
Montreal 1910 and $40 D. m. From Que
bee 1910 pm.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on night trains.
and Paror Cars on day trains
TICKET OFFICE.
so Exchange Street, and Depot foot of
India Street.
Lowest fares from Portland, Yarmouth juno.
ton and Danville Junction as follows: To Chi.
cago $50 and $500: ST. Paul, $31.5 and
$25.75: San Francisco, California, 500 and
$56.75. These rates are subject to change.
L. j. SEARGEANT, General Manager.
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