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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

THE GENERAL. MARKET REPORT.


,oTroN-Thc cotton market at NeyYorx ady,nced his
morn ns on tue STABILITY slo"n n' NE VI" rl'"l n".e,
showed an a tanc' Of s.idsGid fitar". hcd mp
close Of market al Of 1900 bal, d pot
'oiton at flii price Inerc t9ve no. been 'n.h lms'
TT al aaa a" on Srr hand i& a ' S' mjt
tor spot cotton IN Liverpool heh" pc Tor cotton
Monch' ,tcr market ,tor'd NJ in hH'-. 'an ~as
peciTi tn ,oths IN GOOD demand I'm crop cond lions
h.h~on. 'hc rivers were gDwne su-p'.ou-v high at
nn few "tb @'S Sf the a. s '' limit a, S
Mis-. IT Wa nv" Zee" above The cancer limit ard at New
caculat.d rather than approximations
>oua rather TOO cool. .,sVhlne. ana much TOO
,gorou. nu,ing by Tho more caution. e Tcn Of h~ barS
and no very nj! PROPORTION OF hnyimg Tor investment
YORK nsrk. dsy Tn low price at which
make the shorts ay but 80 successful have hey been
'i ano s d s an" ~oro ,ovc q IA Short contracts 9,
on-cquencc Of better ather accounts b. chfy n con
~ Ia'cr rrcSss- and ca,sf nrm I,.s ,, r,'er
,achc> icsardinc Manchcster aiS confirmed and
Thc merchants Of India and chn, have waited long
Tim" o,pe appear9g IN 'hS Ms ~, Tar a. &
tho beginning OF tho to thosc na@e- Their
sSSsGa 70, g to ' Tac s' S aprr. 81 or ar %
der gds for 10 I o and %
With tho cotton they have 80 long held AZ Ercnt prices
pg a. ,Hrr oa ,n1S s o' ,t sn' d f r., nanea ctr @
jom .,os naIl.. "r9o Iog'toaa Post, !, s.t.i 70
Tsa and % pre9e 1cr"s, IN S a, ~o, n' ,1 %
cent 20 pr 81 their rrpc- .taie IN" stand = b
good. uhle 80 pc, cent report The 'tani q, poor a
. beet a. Na,hvll" while ne A@an-1' nv. i"' rim
oIrrnn ~ reports the Mississippi 10 be falling from
Nkansas city TO Vick-bIe a.. f.,nl' Of H. "gicr
patches rom Nev.orrsns and Memphis take az OPT mSt-
, trSu. Of dana. .ne ,' frou G tSc w ~
The opening. range aud close today. and closing
hid Lost, usbf and ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
Special weights. One mile
A TRAINERS NOTES on THE TURF.

La Tosca a bad way. She is probably broken
down permanently. although effort Will be made TO
keep her in training
Edwards the jockey who injured by Arturos fall Is
I'm a fair way 10 recover at the Forlham Hospital.
Elliot extensively talked Of as sure winner
Of the fifth race Yesterday the strength OF mile In
:.3 over the hill. VIII Elliot ike car OF a
trolley. II Is said his owner lost heavily on him.
ChoIster plainly showed American Derby form In his
race. well better with fair weight up, and
good rider, than with light boy OIL his back.
A. j. Joyner warmly congratulated when Lady
Rosemary won the first and took him out Of the
maiden class.
Banquet and Mars showed their true form in the Sec
ond
Richard Croker bet on Srocco in tho Teeoggan Slide
Handicap. Prince George well played in the 1'23
books.
The continuation OF the sale Of the Rancho del Psso
yeaIlinss Will begin to-day promptly at IL O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

Boston June Tine lower end Of the Boston batting
ll.t pummced Rhines all over the field to-day, aud win
Longs aid the Colonies In canter saley lobb"d
tho ball the plato but Iarnc's men. aside from
R,owulnr could do nothing more than lat 10 high Int
the air fielder was sure 10 get under IT, Merritt
cX.Lousyile player. made four hits and ral"hc
-acrilcc. Staley made Two home runs Long Mccarthy
and Jennings carried OF the honcrs in the field The
score:
n ISsIs@ ma ;....::......S I'D ! 9 u u
DISQUALIFICATION IL, Louisville @ Errors Boston
Loul,,e Batteries stslcy and Merritt Rhinc' and
Grim. Umplre-IIurst.
game by Glea,ons wdncss in the first inning and three
hit, After this they made only three hits s. Louis
battd McMohon hard at times but they were prevented
from scoring by Tine fielding on the part Of Icad"ay
Kelley and O'Rourke, who had thirteen put outs bctwe
them. Only were made and these were eA.
cu-able Both played good ball Attendance
2443 The
& gal'l i.ssi. .. .:.......; 9 g.
Baltimore g. st Lc%' E .d SSn"%
1,l,. - ',n a"d Grnson Impirc-Lynch.
Washington, Juno I.-Mcakin almost inyincblr
when hits needed to-day and result the I'm
cnnsts were easily defeated by the Washingtoi' lie
was slightly wild. however. bit was well 'upIorHu
The home team batted Dwyer hard oil through the game
Larkin did the best batting. Hoy covered pretty much
Tie whole outncd in perfect style. Attendance. 2ooo
The score: = . .
y Ma.niasiY" . - 9 9 u u
a-chi,- WASHINGTON H. cincinnati O. l nS MnSSSS
Mrakin and Mcclure. rnpiIe-McQuad
Philadelphia Jun, l-Chicogo not figure in today
game and Philadelphia in the first inhlh9' Ai'oh
colts were kept busy chasing the ball a, Dclahohs wv"
home runs, doubles by Iallnan. BOYLE, Alien ana h'e'e
and diver, singles testify Every man on thc Ihaie
phia team aud Haie one VI h"ic
hits. Attendance. 2,li2. The score;
Philadelphia ...........t = u ~ q ID
Chicago .-.-..-....-...-o U
Ba,rhits- PHILADELPHIA n. CHICAGO Er."sUr1a 'i
nina Chicago -. Iatt ri"s-K'cic am U.S. h"V''''
ana hettridgc mpi.c t'Inn"s.
t,n,l.rdge. June tsr'iilj.-liar'ari easily dcraed
the ,c,fe town rnivrr.i.y nine thi ae'"oon' ""f-'-
torn wa, the cniy cole 80 10 bat IialNfn "n the
Eastern tip and crimson iaScr' were IL pnh'h
hing low t. wipe then d. feat L'I.t o''tihs
Ma. done on either sid. t,co 't0"h WIS heiu Gown
to two his aad Harvard - in. Iho ''"c'
Harvard .................9 u y
,icorgcUown ......-....U u
Princeton. June 1.-The game this AFTERNOON" pet"''"
Forchan and rfin, proved G, b. me cNhiolu'h
Of batting. The fielding Of the teams "'s ho' UP 10 me
l,cracc. The
Fordham ................i . -.
Princeton --..-...-..--.U 80
Ia, hit tClfam TO- Princeton TO- ti r r III
Tfcnchar and MnckcnIi.. of frnef'"i' r''"'S i"ia'
Lam :, Princeton l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
THE NORRIS PARK ENTRIES TO-DAY.

Large fields and shot races mark the programme at
Morris Park to-day. Eleven expected 70 run In the
Inst race distance Ave fuIlongs. There will be dozen
in the second at SIX furlOngs Nineteen are set
down TO the post in the Harlem Stakes for two
ycarolds at five and half furl0nss. Nc will probably
in the foIt Schuyler Stakes at a mile. only four
a be in the nth race at and onesiAtcenth
mile. which is for and nies but Reckon will meet
loryille Belle. and the two ought to make stubborn
contest. In last OF five urongs probable
staItcrs ore announced.
IL il fortunate that the tracks Morris Park are 80
wide that even large fields these can bc safely
handled without ostng. ciowding Interference. Many
OF the thoroughbreds that Will Iun to-day well
matched that they may fairly be expected furnish eX
citing contests and interesting sport
To get TO Morris Park take Secondave elevated train
at any station and ride Onehund edand. thirty second
ST. and Willi-ave. There change and get Of
the special racetfack trains which directly the
uack. Time from Battery to Morris Park about one
hour Then. visitors ~ the by the
Thrave elevated trains to Onehundrcd and ninth
st. where trains at fifteen minutes before each hour
Van station. which is only minutes walk "
the lacetIack.
Here the entries in full:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
RANCHO DEL PASO WARNINGS SOLD.
LIVELY BIDDING FOR GET Or sALvAToR-THE
RI,NERS AND PRICES


BUYERS AND PRICES.
The sale OF the Rancho yesrllngs, the property
OF J. b. IIaggn, began Morris Park yesterday. The
began noon Many turfmen were present. among
them Pierre Lorlard, j. H. Keene, l.. J. Dryer, John
Hunter A. IL. Morris, John DAILY. ID. Gideon. g. Knapp
George Inches l.. c. Choate. A. WEIGH, j. Huggins. T.
5. Donayan W. Lakeland, A. Lakeland. L. Straus. j. L.
Madden. q. d. Wilson. NJ. Allen, w. H. Sands. j. j.
Hyland W. walden. J. Rowe. A. +. Walcott L. Stuart
6. b. Morris, J. w. Rogers and NJ Byrncs.
The OF the get Of Salyator offered. The bid
ding was lively. Mr. Byrncs who acted for Marcus
DAILY secured most desirable Of the lots offered Many
present expressed themselves In uneasued
terms about purchase, made by Byrnes who. they
said was buying them IN for MI Hageln Mr.. Hasgin
is the loser by that Marcus DAILY his partner in
the Anaconda mine, Is buying at his sale. as turmen re-
fuse to bid when they suspect bye-bdding. Marcus
DAILY is extensive buyer Of ycarlings. both in this
country England. His purchases In England have
proycd rank failures he easily buy four ycsrings
In this country what 1t co-ts him TO buy one on the
other side lie is buying just the same a.
any other buyer at the sale Mr. Byrnes was indignant
when asked for whom he was buying The sale Will be
continued to-day. beginning at II o'clock.
There thirty head sold yesterday for total
Of sj7 900 average OF s1,5 Seven brought al
average 1898 each. The highest priced youngster
.od was the Salvador and Chers who knocked
down 10 Marcus Days representative after lively duel
with j. II. Keene. Here are some Of the lots sold and
the prices:
500.
Chestnut colt by Sir Modicd-Allsnnah; F. j. Dryer
Il 900.
Brown FLY by Fresno-Avsh +. Ii. boswell, 1900
BAY colt By Joe DanieLs-Aluiude; X. smith, 800
Chestnut nlly BY SalvatOIAurelia; T. Walsh, 5000
Ray 1llv BY ST MOtfed-Ba, Bleu; A. Walsh, sJJ
Eav col, by AlcNandcT- Beatty John FnbcIt. 500
Chestnut nlly by Sayaor-Bea B. +. Eshner. ~. 800
Eav ny by Daicbin- Bessie PeytOn; James Recdey
500.
Hav colt by Sir MoGrcd- Bythesome; j. y. Coleman
1900.
Chestnut FLY by HidaIeo-Bonrie Kate; Buidridge
Brothers, $3.50.
Bay colt by Darcbn-Bonnie Leaf Gideon & Daily $500
Nlack colt by Ildago-Cachuca; T.. boswell $3.50.
Chestnut colt by ST. Blaise-Carna Charles Fiagg
mann, $4,000.
Brown fly by Hdalgo-CarflsSima; NJ. Byrnes. 500
,he.tnut colt bv Tyrant-Chccrfu J. J. Walsh. 200
Chostnu, col, by SalNatcr-,himea NJ Byrnc., $3.50
hcstnut cot by Kyrle Day-Cbiquay A. Lakeland
500.
Paw nlly by Iyrant-CeO; A. Jones. $500.
Brown colt by Darcbin-cuyama: NJ. ByInes 500
Chestnut colt ly sa'atpr-Daruna, Charles OK
~ 200.
ray colt by sayator-Eectra; G. LittlcclI IT, s@,lOo
Chestnut MY by salsa.or- ELECTRICITY y. j. IiymanI
az 100
Chestnut ally Ly Tyrant-Ellzabeth; J. ID. boswell
500.
Chestnut tiy by Salvator-ltheii VI. Byrnes, $500
Ray llly by Sir Modrd- Explosion; NJ Byrnc~
n sos
chestnut colt by Sir Modred-faux Pas A. Lakeland
$3.50
Chestnut colt by Hdalgo-f icty F. Ring. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
GIANTS BAT HARD AND WIN
GETTING SATISFACTION FROM CLEVELAND.
THE LIVELY PITTSBURG PLAYERS DEFEAT
THE BROOKLYN TEAM
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New,fOfk l3 Cleveland g. philadelphia ~, ShitasS =
IH,soWg 3, brooklyn t. Baltimore D. CT i.ot.o 81 q
Boston 10, Louisville 4. Washing IL tihc""A" u
The baseball game at the Polo Grounds Yesterday was
between the NcwYork and the Cleveland teams anu n
Grants won after slan.bans Of contest ",."'
letter tina, ,ho, a, Ii .a,.n,iac tat,l,-- About
5000 people tho game. Basehits darted across INV
einernd-csrne;cd inhcld regular ileryal', te "''
making eighteen in eight innings. while CeVeEhu maui
ten against Ruse. New.York's usually n,inceie PT"cr
Errors were more numerous than usual ana e'ch ~
bungled at the most trying nomcnt-. Inc "'ah's
errors were instrumental In giving the Cleveland men s'A
Of their eight runs, while the Newcomers calheu w
clever batting and baserunning eight NJ their uree"
runs Cartoons curves have seldom receiver s"ch 4
c-nnonading in his long aud honorable career OIL VI"
diamond
The merry click Of the turnsties has already ui"o'
the lad record OF last year The remnants OF last !''
indebtedness cleared away yesterday when chec
for $4,000 were handed TO payers and Others " "no'
the club owed money. Ewing's check alone was ior
close 10 81 900. Police Justice Henry w Grady, VINO
is an sduirer Of the Giants. yesterday offered urrc
prizes to be competed for by the New-foik players
from to June 80 lie Will give 500 70 the player
who makes the best a,laround I'd up TO that u''e
$50 to the record. The pitcher who wins
the most games between June and June 70 VIII ~.
so local dealer has had two dozen b't' oil
York pl2vers yesterday.
The NewYrkers took the lead In the opening ihhhs'
and although closely pursued time they drew away
in the last inning and easily. Ward played al
excellent game and did Doyle. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

London June LIN the international o'''i'fu "a@n al
Hiney's Circus. Ives did magnificent WORK t' evening
lie go: the balls damned and scored Low pons IN one
run His NAV .hrouohout the evening. moreover,
ncater and ,adcr than before the beginning Of the
match. The score now l.: Ives, Sill playing fol
!olnrts. 3.sSi
Tie att ndancc good and ho'1 men were on uier
me II. Rob PISS lrs rams were 81, -. ~ ~ Ives
49, H. 49, 90. I've, then ftll on bis best runs being
81 and -. while Roberts made such runs as o. 40 81
81, - and l39. Afer making ten c"rionr Ives laally
got balls wedgod at the mouth Of the upper rghhsn
pocket and played from the other win the utmost
iieh,ness OF touch When the play adjourned the
halls were In the same position Ives will continue his
run TO morrow The long run was exceedingly mononou.
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a.. ~
white wS yis. Western BAG Sfs Is s%" snd
% 81 .si;s.
$ oa CO.. s-'isS so sseas
'nti sssss a. 49, @
.I m,aI, 81 S5asi a6. Sales. 1900 sacks Of city at
ms HE Eear ea Tse. and nt ou later
opened study and Tor short tim there was an under
S1f OF ] %snn oay sa
light at cheaso much T. tas surprise Of raa.rs who had
WAR %s' y & sp apa Ms'Ssn AND
La appearance but wheat S na S as ro,ea
suddenly dsvTop a srsa "a" na Of long @ and
win good deal Of wheat eonns out on sop orderr
Cha G Tq ha f'o % ran art es spR aH Of IN S Sr
tlel caed s.amp d. among seller, q H. ~, ~. o Ins
Price record for thirty years. excepting net eer the
arper deal when dropi"i :, ID sc on liquidation Of
Stronger here all the time tnat nrre Is great
n hs' 10 Cr nS az m & Of n S e" tn qnia
@"" Of . 900 600 here viii CARY prices
Veop'd scond streak Of wcakSess selling the
e~ s yet afsa on a. ass be- sa ns
asrstiG Of The market Ind in , liquidation f ss do
cline ther. Mas it'll bette export inquiry. shippers
S"sa %s a. y folows '' n" red III under jsy
and SeyaCr JYly closed 73c Did 80 b 1sa
5000 ta. Te .Ss pss'' terms ai Srst
;a'r t S% do 5000 3 900 BUSH a.s under july de!
no cGCago 0oo eu's 6 1871 asyrsa 9e n y, a
driyeed @ @"s SO oo bush private tenn
lt,ar terms: T. Included IN III" sales aboyc ar,
5a. no n"s S SSr T s andS july y a"%s'
G So i've, ssao ana ns s",n s"y s %ssH
been enied in nearly all The surpns stowng staies
nev n rom u e"c e w%r Wheat crop f a
greatly during May ana ~ ore state at last the crop
crop headed out and YIN be ii: {. eu by the ias
mIN IN s ut WANT wsrm growng wcaher
hr con acreage IS larger than usual! but very lite
~. y d's 20 airy VEIL i' rhs rncnnai Price Curren
Corr PLANTING Is "nsd mo. on '' e
ditionS favorable in Iowa ad elsewhere in the West
ar" Dainacc 70 Wheat is feared in some regions nom
cVces.ve moisture "di aons favor eoaIsea MARKET sc
@ Tev we p's %saa Mss,0a nSs and ss" "
for the p2 Sek ig @ of sSad.n a IN Ss
eroIih Pr@n,ylyana Growing rncy ohI"~
M "r~1f msac fG'a rsa rGm Es' m rye ana na n
Wcather favorable; crop in r'ci corhton. irmoii-
rr w"aiher y' f,TSb % soin hes.
ing opt slot prolni'ing shot rrop. SPRING ain IN
mia, orsbc Mi.souii-"Muci damo.c from noo1'; oats
% f" "'% a r, 81 m SS s so.pcd nr
%arh GSye s,a,o pnd im
BuIe' that there Is much complaint Of cheat in
h@ wc.tn count,es AtoqrtIer mosposs are poor
CoEN-The com raIkot ocued fairly steody. and was
on snail Volume Of tr'dc. The weather reports
"S p Sn % of q 70 10 GSe'e sre SF 81
s a , %S In Sm GF crn vop S ad hs
tone late in the day. Notwithstanding the weakness in
snG soc ana dy VIII e Of The "s
rS na" T n, G ana ct 's are ss follow %
80 eon q 600 bush % G so t SleS ,o no white
oXTsDost. opened qulci Slight adyinc.: from The
adj IN,
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spectators and billiard experts protested
tina, such playing ought to be- barred.
RIFLE PRACTICE AT CREEDMooR.

a CIeedmoor occupied Yesterday BY a
tachment OF the sth Regiment composed Companies
h, C. &; and D. under command OF Lieut. oonel
sching and numbering about 100 officers and men, III
elusive Of some VI the field and noncommcioncd
tan and few .tragglers from other companies. The
shooting In charge Of Captain Barker. the Rrgi.
mental l. r. P under the sup, rvision Of General Whit
lock- the head the Department OF Rifle Practice OF the
State The weather was cloudy and threatening in the
morning but cleared of later with light II o'clock
wind" which favorable for shooting.
W those present 81 qualified In the second cias'
600 yards. and 80 succeeded winning the Stadr
marksnan's decoration with of 30 and over at
zoo and 800 yards. Company - u; COMPANY {, J.
Conn II l. 3 +. =. and y. G. -, IL,
and tompiny D. =. the yoey airing az the man
target, the record follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
CLOSE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGrsLArr rE.

Harrisburg. Penn. June 1.-After having been In
session all Light, both IOuSes of the Pennsylvania
Legislature finally adjourned nj noon to-day The
closing hours were full OF excitement and 100 bills
left on the House calendar to die. BY the
adoption OF resolution suSpcndng Joint rule =
which provides that no bill shall b. presented 10 the
t'Oi crn"r for his Signature after Il. on the day
Of final adjournment, the Baker Ballot bill and Gen
sral Appropriation bills went through. one of the
last acts OF the House the Of the measure
repeating The special Allegheny County blue law. which
inicts fine OF S25 upon violat6rs of the Sunday
lay az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND pEAsNot much traiins today n any any
& steady feeling prevailed hSc led kidney dcsfy are are
@s s s s"Ss s'?
moo Sss' s'd I'm 1esd %
qualify ana sos Su. sisss,
6 sss:' :s's Hss': ssssS
q 1s as . !? g. ss a'ss1 ioa
sSsS% s, We're Ss
kept w and s, st ;sa On 50 best o has Il:
g :'F gu. being ~ 's o, 70 aaa KEEP "ss ss
saaoa hs:y the Iars, supple: os ssp z. ,ss
s ssfs ssse-lr III Low i -
ss "'. S'sS sess ~
more moore plenty sss begin .@sns: 50 f I"'1e' ss
lss % Western extras. s ,,S nfs,
srka suos sstra lse Do ar.ss i;saise DO seconds;
@ 3s 'sy seconds. : i isss s dsy
,s s wfIe "s0a ssds % Western da g:
IL .s :;:'Hs H.. Isss &: s.ssss. Slss a.
nd Ss sDss for ass: I'D
s fact The feeling rather MN :; that, with II,
%'ss WITH Of S' uss saP
IL maud ssss 'i
VII IN Poor S'rs siss' 1Ss 4'
:. iSS L, S' he M.1csass Exchange
change cable tl 70 sos state factory full cream large
fair 20 good do S smell m SIZE S SGSse CsSns
re; DO Cnenanso and neigneorng Counties choice go
..s1 ton. = scss ,isssSs q P9:sssy
s. such end S %ode lS 3 is . r.
s NOT ' be s,sf sSs any
and a SnsFsa IA %sa per- doen iea7e
a. lo; so ca pc5 S@.s
rsrfTs-rREsH- in light supply quiet and
land and Dci,wsre. and receipts fom South Jersey sis
Of as FOR @y Ma d f's S"S rs
s ''' NoT ss S slG %T IN s
SUPPLY and neglected. sfrrre firm for shoiec large aud
rhoce lots sooi demand, tut quality yae, WILDLY
r Sis b. j 30 ~ Msrysnd and
10 ap r.f 'a Quart s@ DO sh Fey per sa
Nth Ssrsn a SG c1 %d per ss ass
North carons fancy large S,,s per 2Ss
.%s sss do o 's aS'1a s: sa.
Doves Of prime S1S"s s srps n,S With" him.,
s SS goods ane '. 3. saa asy
:ss ''s ,s:'E r',' IL, s$asss Sss::
r.s si sS%mq IN. t. su, .sss
do au,r;"r. u.s. choir and skins,
S Or .n f1d St eS. :spsss ss
ioaIosc b'cklrrries. 4dco; puns.
cs an sns s se s rs ' srs% {.
the Fnc.h plantations; sales TO brewers were Of about
i";cr" @s' S%f STAT sas ehpSs prime
s Fen. sS !s to s' prime: sd
MAy ASp srRxy-M Market quiet end prices without
oa 20 do eiovsr SSssoe rye straw ' 4Ss0c %;
%SrhT$ss:ys: 81 %:':s y:
buy stock having carried Sssssd:
e. ': e
g. sS Ss wass n s9r and T1s ~ d lie
sa 1 Se Ss a. @ a. t s a n' The price, s
lgc ns; tn, ruling rat se ,. A. ana close r.ceysrs
;s,ss SSss; stead; si,s'S; ars:
SO %s''Tsn s 9:
sss but s a and s..sss
sady S tn soos 5s sAcS Sse w.,n
sss:u sA sna cw Eo ow ducks. no i6ss.
LoTAToi;S S. HS I.n oa,os. ss.I9
moving pfty veil a. the recent dec line. partly on out
srly the dsv but late arrivals DRAGGING and prices
md quiet csnecIally grades below choice which are
% Ss .ssy R.' s sss
"issS| ssssl
70 ! per Dbl e 'oass rs; do No e, per Dbl siase
pr bsr 81 So per III ssass es: DO ESyptiSn.
nj iV D. ro s o'' vrlns o'1 Sr sass
1 % do Narra"d a"S F,st,ln shore per basket
ifSi 30. St-in. Ch1ri '.ion, pep basket r5cS
i rs d. Saya"nen pc rate c5S75c DO North Caroline
rate sldei - Tona'oes Florida carrier KOcS
y So Cucumber. Charleston: crate 81 e5asi IS: d
,ees Iharleson per bberate syass so: DO NorsoE. -
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Tile RECORDS.


BROOKLYN VS. Piusburg. AZ Eastern PAX. Brooklyn.
Ne,s.York Cleveland OF Polo Grounds Nc"-ho'h
Washington Cincinnati. at Wellington.
baltimore vs.. 81. Louis. at Baltimore
Philadelphia Va. Chicago. at Philadelphla.
Boston ". Louisville. at Boston.
The New. York and Cleveland teams viii pHS ~ m'
Polo Grounds to-day. The la lem A. A. ana Manhattan
a., teams viii pay u, the one hundred. and ghthst
grounds to-day.
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HI.OOK I.YN.
PITTSBURG.

Earned runs-Pittsbure .. Brooklyn !. Homo runs
B,erbsmcr Corcorsn InrNeba-e hits Shusart Beckley
Two.base hit-stoyey- ,sacrncs hlt.-shagatt smith
stolen ,a-cs-Stoycy . fouu 3 First haze on b',;mby
Iaddock Van Smith. Lyons =. B'cklcN. Mach
nv ,,astrrht: Sto,cy >ho,h Dav by Tony: stow,
Dali eflur~-Jitrbufg T. M. 'i %
III ~ ni,ch.t lnll-I,v IIaddock Lyons. Mach
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light |. Struck out-By IaddocH Van Haltrrn, i'fN
by t,astrieht: Iisddock by Terry Runs. Richardson
Iiaddock. Double payr-Smith aud Mack; MACK ana
Biefbauer Umpire-Ensc. Time 0j.