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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Buffalo July G.-Caitl,.-Rcceipts last "a hourS:
4en head total for the week thus tar 500
through 24O head 20 New-lOrk, 300 mead on Ssv,
20 head. Markes opened slow, with no'hllg n Tds
few odds and ends ON .ale; closed easy , an for
thc week Tins far - $50 head for same time last
week 27.l50 head: consigned through. 30 head d
To New York. 1000 head on sale. 900 head
Market opened shade stronger for good lots MEDIUMS
and packers steady closed hrn az d, 500 mossy
light workers. ana PiSs mNd 90 80" IS ~ ~ :: roushs
~ 75a IS -; stag. So ~ 30. sheep and lambs
rcceipi> last % hours. 1000 head: total for inc
300 head sale. 200 head. Market opened
slow and lower for al kinds demand light Closed
- 10 - fair Ia good MIXED fai sheep; ~ 23c
- 90 culls and common. 81 % - lambs choice
Chicago July q -" The Evening Journal repOrfSs
Cattle Receipts II 900 head shipments. 5000 head;
fat cattle. 1Oo jc higher: others steady hest beeves
common and grasserS - 6O0 - 90; Texans, 81 451
30 65 soccrs and feeders 81 5O0 AZ 3: COWS. 81 Is
S3 %. Hogs Re- cpts 7.5cO head shipments, 5000
head markets: 50 Zoe higher at opcrins; rlosed aa.
heavy and nlchrr, SO $50 80 - light, 80 ~ az 33
natives steady. others 1Oa &c lower; naiv"s: SO
IS so: Western. SiaS4 %; Texans - so@ ~ 30
81 Imis. July e-Cattlc- Receipts. 1000 head;
shipments 5000 head market Zoe higher fair 70
good native steers. A"d - 50 grass Texans. 81 .3S
head market opened Oc higher. bu tho advance was
lost top price was S'i Is. while bulk sales were az
70 05a sj 10. Shrcp-R'cep's. zoo head; shipments,
24CO head market steady ana firm at unchanged
E,s, Liberty. July 6:-cattle-Reccp;s. 200 head;
prices. No cate Slapped to Ncw-York to-day. Hogs
Receipts. 300 head shipmcnts. 900 head Markst
trly active m@da% and ln . rs ns - 40 neSW
today sheep-Reccp,s. 400 head shipments,
400 head. Market slow and unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
CAME, IL OTHER CITIES.

PIT. burr July G.-Thr Boston, bunch their errors
and H., pti-hutgs punched their hits In the nhlh H.
Ming TO-DAY ift.r two men out. lnd the nome "'"
won 4 game that looked hopccs>v lp- fnt>bnf@ OUT
,tt.I the >'tr- more than two 70 on" the !dur h''
,.,lry ono ID, tnclr runs. McInughlln> umplring was
nor NJ critical roint. and both teams suffered ana
rr.,..,'t ,~,.nu' is l,n-'on IA, protested against
W,t ,nriiin ,u,t,rng amy mo.r games PLAYED by tina.
,c,'n tucker va lir-,i'.l nih gold watch. weather
.in,Iv ATTENDING, siCi The scoict
plrslur, ....... o o 3-lo
I. -fo u " y " " v
p,.olit-- Iiffsiurg 13 Boston g. Error l1,t'bnrs
ln>fnn { rIt,.rlr>- ~ i,' and Miller; Nichols ana
Iennrtt Umpire VI rIauchiin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Cincinnati ". Biolklyn. ar 'inciU1atl
Louisville -. Nrv.NorA. AZ 10 iis,llc
81 Ioli- " Washington. AZ ~. Louis.
Chl,a.o y. Phi' ade'ph'a AT 'ni'a %.
piti.Irr. v. Pos nu, at Pitt-hpr9
Clo,caud VI n1lilmpt. a. q Nrllnd.
Fdwlid C,arc the pitcher -tiit"i for Oh" west last
night Z, jim Brootlfn team
T. - Tai oH t,e.farh,d 10 Ward that there wa no
truth I'm me m i-hcI story tln' Wari . be d"po'ci
from the ula; cement of the Nr"-lorx club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
THE PETROLETN N1RKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Ncw-lork. July g. 1853.
The crude oil markets gin were AT stand to-
day. At the Consolidated Exchange the BID price VAS
- - cents and AT III City quotion. were IS cents.
The situation In the petroleum fields l. unching'd
ard speculation Is suppressed by the prevailing
monetary stringency.
Refined oil unchanged al 5.l5 cents gallon IN
barrels 265 cents I'm bulk and 5.s5 cents In cases.
Foreign qrotations Antwerp. Il IA francs:
Bremen, $50 marks London. sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
r,rrnrr nnE, 10 CINcINNATL

clf,,oo luis O. rhoua, rarrott. th" pitcher -tf"d
e. ,inrinnaI l,st night CAPTAIN ComiSk'v ''n' "P
o,e, I, ct hin ard Pirr,tt did not oH"r r'Nl>hn g.
When pa-ro't ranr - the Chicago 'am Ne '""'" '
a.. va, ftcc to ign lnvwh'rr. lie was not Tree 10
. ,... T.. told President I.nnchln u the Hif-
.eh,u club T., pra him position 0nrWhrr At r''' "
r.,nti Tirrohan SID him - Cincinnati foI -'o' '"P
Mating that hr -hould receive 500 mouth. f'ii"'
.fp..d q, 90 To- Cir,nunt b,csu-" b" "ancd 70 Pl'V
,s,, Nr-on. But C.ui~iry up from Cincinnati
go. t.rlav and took him avay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

r. L. Boat Club reached Toledo to-day Oh, III, w, "
Chicago which he will reach By lake huselng .nc '"oc
oil the way. His shell l. Of ALUMINIUM '"c 1
made. IL weighs twcnty-c!Ght POUNDS anu !" ~
sixty fourth o inch in thickness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
rRcoKiNYS GuINi DOWN HILL

THEY DROP ANOTHER GAME ny CLOSE SCORE
To THE CHS INNNI1 TEAM.
Cincinnati July q. The Eroohlyn- had comfort
.il. lead up - The Last inning. TIL" Reds mace
a big la'+irc raly ip ~" ninth AMI won on. II
ST. a brilliant finish - rather ragged fielding ana
heavy Struggling rame. sullivan pitched me game
for m. n. lc team Weather clear. Attendance,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
THE RECORDS.

Not an Eastern nno . game vet"rlay. the Giant
heinz the only tam from Of thIt
no beaten and l-t tl"v could do was g. play draw
with the tatnlcr. To.'on Booklyn and Phnd 'paa.
tn. cadDr- wee clch b'cn bv on run aai al were
overcome In the last Inning tn" r'rords follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

indianapolis. July c. uu~b-- Of n~cii'nt' u1rroA
the Ileleuie 81 900 icopie at tho trotrins racN
this afternoon starter frnk Wilh.r Li.4o h.- leg IN
light ~ iJon a car; Gfatdon. on" Of the -nSuon1
Young rottrf. ~ The .oisDn Iti0sn"ntN mJld 800
the heat II The race ln when hc Wa the fa'"r" ara
Sunset fell dead o. end II Ia" second heat Ia thu
IL pace Summaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAN
FOREIGN PORTS.

steamer Ma,sln lFr VcrfIe', from Sew'fofN JUNO
l. arrived ~ Ma ~ciii.> July D -, vo,r York Iune
81 amor Nsnlto tBr. Or hthS' rum WV ~
-, arrived 81 London July ~ H.. from, sb,nghal for
~olntr ror; Abort OirI' saleu "o"
@H ai.Ira F. BRAND sailed from Mar'el'i''
'o' amer E,ronac IN. SrhGanf' ,l irCW '0'A
t - o., London passed Tn. lIifri July po,ard,ro
''s Az ,rriam Dutch. >teng r. ron ho"efuaH
Tor Ncw.fo,A' la-,,,a I b .uer from New-York
Jun - ed at t;o''' },1 ' ,rm Now York juno %
g., HS,,,h,urton pa--ei ,he Lizard July t,o, yewyork
st"anrr p o,,s,tah p,.cd The Lizard July ,,no
~. ,n.cr Hrluann 'R"g'. lever, i I
II r. AtIMGfP Pa ',ed steamer Soingen OBJ Trui'
So N .,or.oa i' 'Nrfyed m; steamer Chester
IPr Lows. Nrw.l ,, -. % ~ IN Steamer Adri.
oueoi.-tovu. july D. N'"'l = '"' III '
,ilr Br smith N"".N" b., -, p,s,.rhaven G u m
rr'mcn JAW Gtrr!,cl at Bf.n'IynS" II, South
lu rton ,,. q Arrived 40 . m: steamer
N"n'h,'.r .p zen Nlho., Ncw-lorE FOR Hamburg
'uIml1ii., july 6-s''amcr Mor'Nh '''''1 "u'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

lie managed to win by half length, Pckpocket second
four lengths before Reckon.
liilitD EACE-SEABRIGHT STAKES. For two-year.
ods; $50 each $500 added Five and one half fur
longs.
BETTING.
- ST. ~.
Blcmton Stables b. c. Jack Of Spades, by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
New-York. July 9, 1893

New-loik, July 9, 1893.
= ,s f ca ss,1 =
at sq: So ' DeT5as * = 3 % 81 90 ~
ge~s. c.ty dressed native stes soT at 5esEc per ii
b for i S and for sns as on
S 'Ss g:
a as on ans the Sa
70: HssS and c Of
for j. shaubers Son. and 100 head for sehwarzehild
t's a. Sold F i.s e sts:d 4
n saofaf e to t's gs''sss,y MS !:
Sn d1a an, Sa % oS ss s AND PsSs AIRED Sss:
poor 70 DrS yeS sold a, T5ds7 per lOi = bu,tmlk
i fG 'i Hs's iGn
s %s .ge!Eed SS%"Fr armed :, SsGs
ls..IIalenbeck & Hollis - veal, l55 average.
a. 700 r 80 d. i's n at b@ no dS Do S' l4
n, At - q 40 wcsrrn do. 1874 n; at % o. AKA.
"A Do DO RsS " at 8 81 iia H. 50 25 IL do:
'4' Hume 81 Mullen 81 veals. 100 n at - 10 d. 100
B. at q, $ 5o 80 80 de- o' 5 = g. at % 50 s. d. Ia
'' jclTc wrich: CO.: 20 veas 1873 at 50 IS; %
do ia n at So 20 90. ai n at So so: IL fed calves.
rac: 4 0,. o. veas. 1850 n 81 culI'. 1870 N.
J. T. fl9eA eS'nilk caI ~ ,l e r. e
sifE 4. d %N i,' n # 3 e Il x'ai
Srs' w: e SSdi BACK az 40 ey
and pc.s oS Te. . for : P ;, '2$ o STG IS %
nary 70 prime lambs at s6ds 80 Dressed mutton o hs
1atcc per n choice quality lobe, ana dfe'reN ''"''
Salcs%D McPhsrson Coz l42 Virginia sme-; - Vr ID
avface at s. % per 100 n 2lo do 81 n at s. Is viz
eina sheep IS n, at 81. 80 ,.,, Lamb. e6 :, Al
~ 30. ~ r''e0'A ~" ~ $3.50. 90 =, Sis,
State do. 20 H. n. ~ 20 80, 9. . - n
G; Diprback Stlt sheep III y. az IS 30 20
II Uarri
JellIfc Wiigt CO.. state lambs, 20 u. III - :
S'' los Pcc 90 wv, l. car, o. . 70i head About
80 hogs on sale Feeling tadv AMI good ncdum ~, dos ~
,old m 81 5o.S.i IS n.r 100 Country dressed SOFA q"
-, doLc for MEDIUM wcehs. AMI o2aloc ior sh, a"
Sale~-IIumc Mullen II STATE hogs x " a'''s''
az SO 50 nor 100 n 29l n. AZ ~ 90
q, DIlcnb,ck: Statc hogs. o20 n. at 20 ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
CANES YESTERDAY.

Now.York II Ioulsyi, II Chicago II PhllaiClplil 10
. draw IT. Louis L. WASHINGTON I
Cincinnati o. Brooklyn 3. 40 tlcNeldnd, rain
Pit,-lufg 10. Boston =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
-ruETf IF 0TTTTc Tf TTTM0NT TAEK.

PHILADELPHIA July Especial Hard work on the part
q, thc /. ssee and MANAGER Of Belmont DrNihg 'i"o
from DAYLIGHT until made tho grounds pfcSri'"o'o
for the third DAYS racing. All the bris io" ="
e,uds,and and demolished sheds had been fcnoNeu'
NV pCol>tand crcctd and ehair' fcpiacd IN I"o 49,.
The track had ont in good ,hale. and by the u"e ~
,aces began goodze1 crowd OF spectators "ei' III ~
tendance. Three races the days programme
ouo,Jng with III. . 20 trottinc class SUMMARIZE
l. = AinC-IEOIIIN1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

September y =" - =,
cc-sons The ruiz No > spring wheat. "a 3itti sc
No ,,rinc wheat. - b. $50 Gir \ : red ~ ;"
~ 7--c: No = corn 10 l2c; y D. - &c -" "l' T.
= , ic; No > rye. i,c No barley nomiltl no l
naNsccd. ~ II prim" timothy seed ~ mos, porK
Ter bbl Rl9 35a SD - l.: lard. per 10 h.
- 81 pa - % short ribs sides Ooo>c - %" ~
dry sncd shoulder, (boNcd). ~ ~: short clear
,Idns tboNedl ~ JOd - 10 whiskry. dis'iller> mn
ishcd goods per gallon. ~ II: sugars: cut LOAF
q tic cranuatcd. 57,c standard " n, od4c No :
white eats q b. 3:Ic: No 3 white oats, q D.
20 ~ I-2c. No 2 barley. u b no sales: No '
Farley o l.. 30. ON the Produce ENchang' to-day
tho butter market was steady creamery, 10" zoe
cincinnati July 6.--ilonr cnSy. Wheat NO = red.
zoe Corn I'm lirht demand No mixed. 4lc Oats
I'm fair demand No mixed, 81 La 3?c Rye dull
No y 34c Pork steady. *l1jo. Lard stronger.
40 BulkmcatS frnei. 1925. Pacon trnl 80 -.
Whiskry firm sales 52i hbs. 81 IT, Butter easy.
Eggs weak. Ice
Milwaukee. July 6-F1our quet. Wheat firm !:
s,rtamler 90 be No = spring. go Gic; No l
Nor,hrrn So &c. Corn dull M O. 80 oats
n,ict 10 > white. 3;c No do. 10 1881 2r.
Farley ouie,: No =. 5jc: sample. 30 l2r Rye
mic No |, jlc Provision, quie. Pork 7! 50.
Lard. 10 -.
Nipnearolls July 6.-Thcrc much better
fe.lnc I'm the wheat pit today than Yesterday and
i,west and from that lime 10 the close Their" was a
Gradual advance. The cash market was considerably
drmcr with a small advance over YESTERDAY ~
Northern sold NJ t;Od 80 Lee and No Northern at
81 I.oo 5sc The milers bought freely Close :
July opened highest and closed oDc lowest D, .-oc
August 62c september opened, SO l4c highest
"a lie; lowest, 90 loa 90 I-4c; closed, "a l-sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
Lot ISNILLE
NEW.NOHk.


Nav NOIN ....--...----- y U 3 UT
Earned runs-Ioul.yillc = Ncw.York G. First base
by errors Louisville 4 Left on ba.e'1Lopl'viil" >.
schmidt g. struck out-Bv Rhode, by schmidt 3.
Thrrr.ha-e ht-Davis. TwO-ba~c hitS-W Brown, Burke
Sarffnr. hlt-PloWning stolen basr-T. Brown . STAFF
fond Kceler. Douo" rlay--Wcavct and Grim: Davis.
NIlllcan and Connoi Doyle and Common. Umpire
seward. Time .au,r9 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 2jSun 3i Moor rises - Nlo'hs age -
IIIGu WATlR TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook 81 Gov Island -? ~ ~ 'a.c
Hook = 0lffoN. I.land =:-ilich "'Vc 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
THE STATE or TRIBE.

Baltimore. July G.-rlour dull nnchangcu inv inv
Oh HI" Wheat strong: No red spot ana ' ,
- 90 a. 80. August 80 l-i0 90 lie sep" M" 49,
:, l.1o-l j--c. steamer. No r'u' o'" y" ilnG
yT,i hv ,ample So 6-c Corn hrm"r hllNci; 'p 70,
and Iuly. .7c bid august f-c blu S'oIS' ..on,rIe
I"b ,,i.~ 10000 bush. whit" corn, DN s"n Li,
~ 20: yellow do. 4oc Oats qui"' 20 ,ont'
ECO liz bush. Ryc dan; NO =. - ,oc Ho% =
i5:77 bush Hay hrmer: good 10 eh"1' ,ry
alGGsl- Grain freiehiS slow steam TO : d"r
- ID oyl for orders. 3s II I'd cotton !3t no'iI
",, rncnangcd Butter dnll creamery. laimH
gni 80 air to choice 2oo Gle: do. imitation lo0 2oc'
-; w., u - o. Coffee steady; Rio cargo"s i"ir'
Ir' 30 = l. lie. sugar strong h,'N,' Ir,m
r.I,tcJ ; II lGc. Copper quiet, rehned, IL ~
Whisky hrm. - looSl ~
rc.,nn Sui, G.-Mark'ts dull.
RuIalo July G.->prng wheat fairly active. a.,
I", urht. .alr,. l.OD0 bush. No hard To arrin >.
IL Il 200 bn,h No / Northern. 80 Bic: loo push
a. 90. > 800 bush do - lie; 5000 bush 40
wv 81 34c: 1900 bush do, G4' T-ec 2''ooo
iu.h no. Csc: 1000 bush do. 80 ic winter Wh'h,
d"u oncring, light: No = red "a lie; No ) extra
rrd GiIGt lie. No White, G9c asked. 'ril
rn.rt,I,d seller, generally ASKING ~ :i4c advah :,
IN Yesterdays prices IL nland very hSHt' SaI,S' .
car. No :. yellow. 4lo4I ltc. ,iA cars No ) yellow
AR, t3 I - stor": ear, d. track 4lc cars 80
2 corn. A. Il, ~ Re nj cio-ihg limited amount
~ No > yellow wa. offered AZ 4ic. No j yellow,
q, Pc. 80 = corn 81 e: No > held AT ~ l--c.
oat, aUiot firm sales ) ears No white. 80 i-c
4 cars No white. 1t lie, , cars No lhiN.i'
- 70. Rye nominal. No = pc Flour S,,any'
fair demand best sprng IA ~ 10: wnt'i StraiSuS
~, 5Oo =, 30. 5Vr flour. - lJa - - Mli Iced
firm. good derund unchanged. Canal ir'lghiS
irmrr no boats offered. / = bill for wheat boats.
Chicago, July 9Th" leading futures ranged as
w., Onenlnc Highest. Lowest, Closing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

A LONG VOYAGE IN A LITTLE SHELL.
Toledo July CATER ave weeks Of sculnc over
ii.tsnce Of 200 miles. i. e. Appey OF the PawueAcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Tormcntor and Estele were taken out. Noolc "'u'
mo-, Of the running 81 eev attended by Mr. SaS' ana
uoanscv onward made his at the half'm.e pos
Int was foued by Fremont twice and knocked out oil '
,aca AdIle won bv half length. Il, anscy second 4
Icncth before Nh Sass who beat onward a head. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
NOTICE TO NARlNEIsS.

IT Louis Pay Port Iieht- ., ,eo, ,,
Notice + hereby aiNeu that. on June ~, io'' =,
,oIl,,,e de- rlEed 20 lights were 'S1Oi'he" :" -"
'"'X, 'n,ruri la-t RAM Post lAehts-l"o nNI
chit nhuorlautorn lights each on upflghts Oh I.i
,,r,o ,a,tr, eel T. sup O"i on a NIuac ~, - -
,lns.c, ~ MACK lllc. stindng III OF iect oi
., ~. westward Of Rice Point ana al th' aul9 ~
~ thn V,rh Channel. The focal pan " NV chi ~
,h H. ~ fs.r above water. ana OF ule i''I w" cd,
s ohotc tho ,am, level. The f,aI lkht i au'"' w.
w., az f.c r,cs u minutes t. lNE'-fI rom the ~.
ley AID thc rince guides in the e0serly pat OF inc
clann'l. ,,.. p.,, Post IJqht.-Two fixed
,,,b,l1r light. each on ulllHh, vi
neutral support on -iHu W
i>,or ~ lack niles -tandIns in or l'.t VI Ind
% th lrnhr dock W.T. Duluth; at IN, me , lion, Shi
~ N xof, ham L. me focal plane OF uir IRON. isa ~,
" lS fcct aloyc the water ani Of the ar mgn' &C.,,
49, ,nn level The light Is ABOUT ; 31V ~, ,h
~ d,c,res ~ mirt W"-t l>W = W. 'rV Vnr, -,
orr i1hf and the range guides In the westerly paw "
the cham j. 49,. ,.,,, Do, Tiahts-Two fixed
hi, lantern .ht-. each Oh hprl.n.s ""
t,s,r,' n1,uril color -uprOr on squarc u, 49,
"s|r ~, ;,rk lie standing in from 10 y ICY u ,d
run,l,sr dort W.. Duluth AZ IN 49,
j., m. south Chani The focal plane al IN to ~ ten,
~ ~ r..t oioNc thn and Of the rar n-iI g.,
10, tho sIwe o,cl The light l. 1oo ~ w" ,iobt
1'"-o 'r.,rnc- W lWSW u W. IRON M it"i VI
:. ',I.o tho ror light for the North ,lhipI =, ,nS
,,"s and the RANCE Guides 10 the westerly par. G ~
t,n,.I p.arinc- are AMI given appfoNAi' S''f'
''''' r,NrN \ GREER Rear ADMIRAL :. - ~.
WASHINGTON d. C.. July , lS93 chairman"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
SHIPPING NEUH.
PORT OF NEW.YORK THURSDAY, JULY O, 1898.


PORT OF NEw.YoRK, THURSDAY, JULY o, 1898.
ARRIVED
Stra -sburc U,eTl, Winter, Bremen IL WIFI
mdsc and PASSENGERS 10 Oelfchs Arrived at tn"
Lar st ca D'1 rbno Br Pnkham Rotterdam June and
HIinbur, H. Win m1se to simpson, spence & Young
Arrived Bar at 80 N, nuodae ,ros ., with
md,c 70 simpson spence Young. Arrived at The Bar
qdg, IN es srGw@ kSadGn s sSne a. lg
with nd.e and cabin les,engsrN u ~" '''
's Sos ar t9o spE 40 aor rasmussen days with
fruit s 70 E9"f M GS6 rarher days with
muse 70 old !" Common Walker from RehmoEd and
Norfolk vita md-e aud passengers To Tie oid DOMINION
sandy Hook y J, July 8, 20 m-wind NORTH north
west light breeze; CLOUDY AMI navy
CLEARED.
ste,mer carbbee OBJ Fraser. ST Thomas. st Croix
$: Kit, ctc~A + outebIidee \ CO. :, D,.,o.,
steamer ii NJ Whitney. Halett, l'oston-i DimoIh
Stc,nc, Richmond DAVIS. West Point, Va-Od Domih'
sjeamcY orinoco (Brj. Garvin, Hamilton Bcrmuda-A
81 amer seminole Robinson Charleston aud Jackson
steamer Fanta snaons. Phladelphla-wm Clyde
Steamer La IIcsbaye CDutch). MINES, Antwerp-c
steamer saratoga Leighton. Hayann-James F. Ward
Steamer Cicnfucgos Pierce. cenfuegOs So Jago' ETC.
via Na,sal-Jame, Ward ~ Co. - ,., Charles
steamer Enoch OBJ. Campbell LiVerpoo'-'"'''e'
Steamer SSlYcr tNor) Rasmussen Gitara-Bonel Iur
steamer Assyra Or, McFarlane, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
80" s n1 Nathan 1Rr, Mann Ayormouth-James ArNen
ch,rnnass- John G
5on ems, IIeyp.
steamer t;uyamdottc Walker, NoIfolA anu -''"P
Ncw,~Old DominIon St,amsnir CO. ,,o.,,o pou,,on
steamer iIoin.ide tBr. Thompson, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eark Loeb Rama Br. carnochan' AMER for Or'e''
H'T rrH Ate 'S S@aS L,gctqq and AucFIand zR
Cameron 4 60, aud Arnold ,h'''S we
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s,o,pers procrcso baltimore; Nicoorhee,, ILL.,
nah, G,r,,n1nd Nr,t point. Va. saint i;n1cih ,n'
IV.tpool: Boaan lNorl. Day1nl; fanta' ri"toI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
1ime-l :l0a,


The Clossnrc colt Lord Nelson and Roland Feed w'f"
tho only three In the from start TO finish Inc
Crossfrc colt led most OF the woy. but ONctoh tooh '
too easy and Lord Nelson beat him the post by
,os tho CrossAre colt second lengths before Roland
Reed No bid. OIL
SIXTH RACE-s15 each 81 600 added. Selling SIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Ouida was the only one taken After delay Of
hftecn minutes good start made Dobbns on
the rail in the mud. which handicapped him. Jack Of
Spades came down the middle Of track (whcre the
going was best. and hard ridden. by head Dobbns
second. two lengths before Tenacious who beat Haton
half length.
FOURTH RACE-PALISADE STAKES for three. three
olds; $50 each, 81 500 added. Special weights. one
mile and eighth.
Betting.
ST. Pl.
j. Ruppcrt. ms, b. c. Alsx by Dandie Din. 49,.
mont-Moonght. 122 n sloane Is out
Ranapo Stables CHI {. Ecdshln, no.
0foodale) > 40-1 Al
Washington Stables CHI. c. Sport 100 .....
price 3 3--5 out
Tnie-1 57o
Don Alonzo, 1T. Michael and Rainbow taken out
Ajax the nade all the running and
won under pull by lengths Redskin second, half
length sport Prices English roll did seem TO
Sport wondered what had his back Price
finish lamentaby weak. Mr.. Gilpn said after the
race that much disappointed. Sport was never
better in his life.
FIFTH RACF-For tw6year.olds. SIS each. sl,ooo
added Selling Five and half furones.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Betting.
St. Of.
Rancocas stables b. 2. Yemen. by Mafm- a i,
Uir9 4 11c y .....-----..- Nin. -,
j. b Colins's b. a. sirocco >. i22 Doegett % out
]. r. Dyer's b. 4. AplomattoN :, 81 . - I1-5
Tme-l cog.
Vc,tibule senela and Ambulance were "i'hdfa"h'
Appona,tox nicht JUS A. well have been but 'hs' uerc
was 400 third money. got it. Yemen lea all inc
way and iy a head fson SiIOcco. -
SECOND RACE-lIandlcap, SIS each, siooo "uuou'
Ono mile end furoag. ,
III.
NJ. J.. Dryers b. Z. Banquet by Rsyon N M,
Brown & Rogers br. c. Pickpocket, a. lOI . - a
J. A.. A. ". d. II. Morri''s en-; ~ , l.,
Reckon, ) no.. q. 1it,chcidj -
Tlmc-i .57ie.
Reckon LED for six furones, opening gap OF hc'rN
four lengths the In the stretch she coi'p'e'
Banquet and PckpoEct then moved up SIDE by sue ouU
the latter sukcd the last quartcrpost ana ba"q"e'
gained decided advantage. When opposite the eiuo.
house PicHpocke concluded 70 kindly ana ne eaeu
Binquet rapidly. Banquet swcred. usual ana
LAmbley beat him the heed " keep him s"ais"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
WINNERS OF HEATS At THE HENLEY REGATTA.

Time = 10. 2.l9... . 10. = 81.
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