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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
Other League Games.

A veritabie parrot and monkey scene &C.
CURED on the Philadelphia grounds The
batteries were Taylor and Buckley, Staley
and Tenny. The game was given to the
Phillies, as elsewhere described.
Philadelphia Il o o o o o 1l-l2 10 o
Boston ..........O u d o x-2 o %
Cincinnati tried two youngsters in the
box and they were batte1 freely by Cleve-
land. Griffith pitched five innings for the
Spiders. and then Cuppy went in and prov
81 an enigma 10 the Reds. Cross. Flynn
and Murphy. Griffith. Cuppy and OConnor
were the batteries.
RHE
Cincinnati % 40 OF 2
Cleveland IL o 20 2 OF Ole 2l z
Kid Gleason pitched his first game for
Baltimore. and kept the hits of the Bride
Srooms well scattered. Griffin was injured
in the seventh inning The batteries we're
Gleason and Robinson. Kennedy and Daley.
R.H.E.
Brooklyn 20 D D U 0 D IL o
The visitors made sixteen hits at Chicago
on their cid comrade. Stratton. but could
score only i've runs. Anson's men struck
the ball at the right time. Stratton and
Schriver, knell and Weaver were the bat
teries. - -
c,,, R.H.E.
Because of a batting streak, assisted by
TWO errors in the eighth. Pittsburg won
from ST. Louis. The latter tried its new
pltcher. Mason. who made good impress
sion- Umpire Hurst sent Miller 70 the
oehch Tor Kicking The be tteries were
Mason. Twineham and Peitz. F.hret and
Mack. -@r'f 7'.In i'-r,assJ ~; 10
......-,- RHE.
st. Louis...:!.o 1A~1'O"1 roo o. Ii 4
f1ttsDurg "a d ! q o D 3 OI5 10 z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18

that while the Baltimores wer. thc-e GlfT-
ncy umpired coed ball. and. ff anything
gave ST. Louis the best of the close de-
cisions. ..-
While in the west the New Yorks startled
the spectators who came to see then play
by emitting an ear-splitsing and hid ,ous
yen. fashioned after the famous college
yells. 1t is as follows: Oscar. WOW. WOW
skinnie. WOW. WOW: shinnie. WOW, wow:
woo-Oo-o; hurrah! New York; .-....
The debut OF Pitcher Gleason at Balti-
more yesterday was success. Robinson
caught and Gao che1 finely. and the battery
work of the pair was as near perfection as
could be. While the Baltimore club was in
st. Louis they practice1 daily and kept
themselves in shane.
Baltimores victory yesterday and Bos-
ton's defeat increased Bai:imore's lead
from IL to =, percentage points. Phila del
phia and Cleveland both passed. BROOKLYN
Byrnes men dropping from fifth to seventh
place. -.--
Buck Ewng's retirement from, the
Cleveland nine is said not to be on account
OF poor work. but because of bad attack
Of "Charley-horse." ...-
Frank Gennin Is said to be the star out
fielder of the Western League
Pitcher Horner. formerly of Baltimore
has been released by Springfield
The mayor Of Cleveland refuses to arrest
the Cleveland ball players for playing on
Sunday. He says 1t Is not base ball they
are playing. and they couldn't be convict ID
New York Herald.
Jerry Denny amour es that he viii play
10 more this season. He is going to his
home. at Norwich. Corn.
Schiebecli, the short stop recentiy Sc
cured from Pltts5urg by Manager Scnmclz
will join the team in this city Frl1sy.
Setback has been ordered to New York
Esper was left here. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
FRECKLES
AND Ia FRBKI.A.

To all whom this may concern:
THIS IS To CERTIFY .--
. J.. Madame lale. have, discovered. compounded
.lpd plsced upon the market for sale la fr~~kla
the nrst and only known cure for frecklcs. I per-
sonaly qua uantce IL 10 remove from the skin any
OF rrecke< In existence u matters mt Of how
hong standing. ] make the following offer:
II. after from 60 three bottles Of La Freckh
have been used accorlfng to directions the
bottle, every freckle has not disappeared. 4
will then refand the full OF money spest
liy the said party. Ia Frcka H. absolutely harm
less. clear wafer. does not show the skin
has a natural sctioa In clearing the com-iexiou.
In ksesklas eau he obtained any class drug
store can De seat for. by mall Orders promptly
,i4lfd Hss1z Rs,.in;, of Igtc- S1oo per bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
LATE SPORTING NEWS
WON by THE GIANTS.
New YOrks Battesf He rd In the First
Inning.

1t was an interesting game between New
York and Washington on the polo grounds
yesterday afternoon. but the Senators were
unable to line them out when hits meant
runs. Eight thousand persons. the Catholic
Protectory band and gaily decorated
grounds welcomed the Giants home from
their victorious western trip. Maui pitched
well. with the exception of the first innilg.
and although Rusie was wild. he evenel
things up by being decide lily deceptive. In
the sixth inning Maui retired Farrell, Rusie
and Fuller on three pitched balls. Joyce
credit. Hasamaear was shifted to left field
and Campau covered right garden. The
score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
ST Louis 14<1.'O"1 roo o. IL =
Pfttsburg "a o l, o o. 3 % 10 3


The Treasury. Department nine easily de-
feated the city post office team yesterday
afternoon, and thereby made 1t a tie be-
tween the clubs from the Commissioners
office. the bureau OF engraving and printing
and the treasury for first place in the de-
partmental league race. Poor fielding and
batting ca.,sed the defeat Nichols and
Helmericks, RebStock and Bishop DID the
pitching and Catching '' ''
.-..,a 80, . ...,,-..,.,n - =. X. F.
Treasury Dept. 3 0 4 OO40 3 Ola ID 1
City p. O............OO o. / y ODD2-3 IL
The pension office and War Department
teams of The, departmental league meet this
afternoon at the arsenal grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
THE TT RF.
Alexander INlnnd.

Four favorites won yesterday at Alex
ar der Island. There was a good crowd and
fair betting.
First race-Fve furlongs. Eddie NJ won ::
Major b. second. Hay Tay third Time,
1.04 IL
Second race-Six and one-half furlongs
Grand Prix won; Annorean second Traitor
third Time, I 23 IL.
Third race-Five furlongs. Julia l.. won +;
Forest second. Hemet third. Time 1O2
Fourth race-Four and one-halr furlongs
Patti won; Finnwater second. Lora third.
Time, SO 1-2
Fifth race-Four and one-half furiongs
Bessemer won; Pilgrim second. Consola ton
third Time. 81.
Brighton Beach.
First race-One mile and quarter Mary
s. won by a neck: Blue Garter second, Con-
nors third. Time 200 IL.
Second race-Selling; one mile. His Grace
won: Half Mine second. Jersey Belle third
Time, LA.
Third race-Six furlongs; selling. Tinse
won South Side second. Tancred third
Time. LII.
Fourth race-One mile and a sixteenth
Candelabra and Don Alonzo dead heat by
three lengths: Comanche third. Time, Las
1-2.
Fifth race-Six furlongs: selling Hugh
Penny won; Walcott second, Nick third
Time. 1.15.
Sixth race-Seven furlongs; selling Jack
Of Spades won: Derfargilla second. Son Nal
heur third. Time, 80.
Another G. A. c. Regatta.
Andy" Smith, the hustling lieutenant In
charge of boating at the Columbia Athletic
Club, has arranged for another cluL re-
gatta at the boat house on Friday evening
next. There will be two races as usual, one
for tours and one for Fights. and as the
teams are we'll matched the races will
probably be close and correspondinsly In
teresting The races will be followed by
49, A<rAxA =. tSovo
for the opposing teams.
From the sixteen contestants in Friday
evenings races will be chosen the tours
and Fights which are to represent the club
In the coming Potomac river regatta, to be
held about August Is, and not late: than
the 18th. And from now on the boys are
expected to buckle down to hard work.
A meeting Of the captains Of the differ
ent boat clubs was called by President
Grant of the Columbus for last evening at
the c. A. c. to confer~with each other in
regard to arrangements for the big regatta.
Potomac Club Celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18

--!F-.sJ Ii!lrs-W ashlngtOn. :: New YORK, ). Two
bass Ghs-fuller. Doyle. Farrell t2i. Ihree-base
hits-D1vfs, Hasamacar. Stolen Wilson,
Herman l,oubie p,ays-Abbey and Joyce; Rad.or
Na:d and Cartwright: Ward and Fuller. First
base on balls--Ui Maui. =: OF l,use. Z. Struck
out-By Rusie, ,. Iime-rwo hours. Umpire
E.lslie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
Amateur Base DaJl,

The deciding game of ball between the
Shamrccks and the Mighty Slusse's was
played on the flats Sunday afternoon. and
was won by the Shamrocks by % to j. The
feature of the game was the heavy batting
of the winners and the battery work OF
Norccm and Powell, Norcom striking out
fifteen men in seven innings. The sham
rocks made thirty-one hits and a total Of
forty-eight bases.
The Mount Nerron Push nine yesterday
defeated the Young Palmers by 1910 IL On
the grounds of LIST and streets.
The Lelsued Juniors have defeated the
Young Prince tons by o To 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18

Reduced Rates to baltimore.
Via Ii. ard o.. Saturday and Sunday, July
u and %. RouEi-trip tickets Sis, good
until following Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18

DIR. KFNNEDY'S FAvORTTE REMEDY RESTORE.S
loss Of appetite. cures indigestion sick headache
and constipation. Persons in delicate health fnl
themselves eating the painest Of food with great
relish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
Potomac Club Celebration.

The Potomac Boat Club will celebrate
next Saturday evening. the twenty fifth
anniversary of it's organization. The festivi-
ties will be held at the clubs landing I'D the
river The board of governors of the CO.
lumbia Athletic Club have accepted an in
vitation to be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
GRAY HAIR.

ENt'El S.OR HAIR TONIC
Turns gay hair back Ia its orSin.l color WITH
OFT DYE. IL affords great pleasure TO call
the attention OF the pcltlic the Excelsior HAIR
Tonic. which is the and only remedy known
TO chemistry which positively turns gray hair
la 10 its original color without dye. II has gone
on record that Nine. NJ Yale, that wonderful
woman chemist. has inside this most valuable OF
all chemical discoveries. Nine. Yale personally
indorses IT'S action and gives the pIblic her
guarantee that IL has been tested In every ron
ceiyable way, and has prov-n itself he the only
Hair SPECIFIC record II stops hair falling i'm
Diedistely and creates iuxuriauf growth. con
fains lead. sulphur any ether Injurious
ingredient. phy xicia ans aud chemists invited TO
armyze II. Unlike every other preparation for the
hair. u H. not STICKY greasy: the contrary.
IL makes the hair soft and huny and keeps IL IN
curl. For bald heads ~ Is especially recommended
All druggists Sell n. Prfcc. &i.0o per bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-07-18
Base Ball Notes.

1t Is to be hoped that President Young
Will not give heed to the reports about
Umpire Gaffney's drinking Won der Abe
is accustomed to making reckless charges
and doesn't hesitate to say that his men
have been dissipating when they lose q
game. His unjust charges have democrat
lied his team. Manager Hanlon Of Balti-
more thinks that the rumors that Umpire
GaHEey has not been behaving himself
properly In ST. Louis are untrue He saws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Nov $oCotton qIiet , mi ns and gross re-
ceips 13s bales: exports to Great l'riia,h' N' si
Continent, 5G0s bales coas'wis' % IA baIes
. boes. SINNERS o. bales; stock 2op'',f nf'es.
Wocklv-Ne; AMI gross receipts. s5il3 bales exports ~
Great Britain 30 9i3 bales: to the Continent ~
cosstwise s2Gi bales safes i0osO bales s2hers' Los
bales. ID. i,.,
Norfolk Nov 3o-Cotton steady middling. oo-loc 10"
middling 4bc od ordinary. 3l8c ret ana gtoss Ie
celpts bales: exports to Great britain ~ pies
castwsc Oh bales sales 553 bales stock oO2 pll -
aid receips, 32IO' bales eNPpls ~
Great Britain. G2 bales; coaswisc 1lS~ bales saeS'
asst bales. ,,.,,.
New-Orleans Nov. 3O.-cotton quiet: good midd llg
SIC: middlng j-iGc, low mddng -iGc, good 9ral
nary ~ lic. receipts. "9t6 bales. gross oi'oo
bales exports Great Britain LOO bales; 10 fran,e,
Continent r. bales coastwise "''
bales. sales 1900 bales. stock. 81 .3J2 bales Weekly
Net receipts. l2T0ji bales gross l31oj bales exports
Britain 49, i9 bales. to France 1900 bales 10
Continent 25l2 bales coastwise l?35 bales; sales
81. 100 bales.
Savannah Nov. o-Coiton easy middling, o',c; 10"
mlddllng good ordinary i.c. net and gross receipts
bales: exports i73s bales sales 80 bales
spnners pa bales. stock corrected. l2I I3 bales
Weekly Net and receipts 2isi bales. exports
Britain 9G7 bales: the Continent. GI63 bales
IsfD3 bales sales. $50 bales spnners lpp>
bales. Seven bales were burned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

y
HEEvEs Receipts IL. ca'a o. 2Il' n."a ., car. on,
to ,aush"rers 80 cars io' "Ap" :" Eufore ana
put ,ie. making TIC total orcrnss - ,ar'"i~
,, ",r,,"n AL r,,,yl .i..r, while mediums ., g,I
irin" suong'f ~ inquiry Tor cNpori ordinary
stays - s2as - bulls S2n<. 80. Old ~ 81 i5n
~ ana hv the head At ssasa each 'y dressed n't,"
do ssaahyc Refrigerated lref quoted dull London
@ ~" si, a" snrc. es,iSa,ei ar. wight, e~
tops selling at 1lgii'.c tn" steamers reported sailing
,hr Gnac Win la7 cattle f,r j. shambcir Son and
about me same nnm'er for GOLDSMITH The MS,iS-
quota II cattic has i~vn 1se'l. rhr Grcecc ana
iydan Monarch not y~' reported and the Lepan'o
which arrived Yesterday. viii not 'ai until ncxt ~""@.
The Fonrabce carries - sheep Ia 81 Thomas The Trni-
M' :, e t l CO. Tc"'f I' at e r. syf s
s. =, d. Isio n A. 81 virginia TO- i22s H. ;, %.
oxen %c i i.s, u q, 81 50. bulls. n at g 90 d.
$ 81 - 49, = do. 40 ~ a, 81 = 49, 80 80
shcrnsn culver: - Illinois .,esrs r2ao n at 81 50.
1900 H. At 81 10 - do Iai ~ a. - ~ d. leo, ~
"a i 3 g. al, g :: :. l2 NJ a" 81 "''" 1884 III at 81 d.
5. IS Sherman: Il Illinois l2io H. 81 80 II
sanders: % ohio 1901 n at 81 20. y do
1' 4. III" r 8 5 s,S. ID & !; rs
81 81 .uii, 1850 N, $3.50, de-: icio NJ at 81 q,
" Goldsmith: ?? Chicago steers. i23 N, at - -. T.
wilkcrson & sherman: cows. 90 H. 81; 10 d. ~,
Hume a Mullen: II bulls. 900 H.. AZ 50 ."
S. Judd \ Co: bulls so NJ. at 50. IL cows. at s.
per head
IIallenhcck e Hollis. cove. 81 per head
CALVES Receipts for wO DAYS. 40 head ~ which 32i
head Slxethst Firm Tor al ~ live In
Vcals sold Sius1 10 100 NJ grasses
yeirlings $2NS2 30. and culs 81 30. Western
al 50 2jN>3 30. carload held Dressed
calves lOgc for city dressed vcal- few ON
do. at lie. JaW?r for country dressed 3n5r for little
calves. and 3ikNii2c FOR dressed grnsfrrs.
Saes-S Judd & Co.: vcals l32 n average 50
per 100 ~: do 40 ~ At 81; dp. ., 10 H. ~ ST.
grHSsers. 2iD H.. at 81 10
N, Collins Is STATE ,e.Is ici -, ct 81 90 ,. Virginia
vcas 1913 ~ at 81 - 3 gra@sers. @jI n. 81 30
i. J.. Nelson. go Western calves. 81 H. ~ So ~
Hume Mullen: ~ W.T. clytTi 40 n. - -. q
State Nras l32 N. ;G,"'. 10. ' -. - oifls.
l0S n. al 50 30 80 gnssers. .iG IL. al ). 80
:. Sanders: 10 and Ntins 70. IL. at -. .
vcas loo 10 100 n. 81 ~
d MCPHERSON & O.: vraIs, 20 ~. at So: do. ~
~ 81 80; do 80 -, 1T -: glasser~. i?i H. at
e. 377: do culs, 40 ~, a. II -
q. I,illenback; ais. iso -. -
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts for days ~ cars.
or l7csI head-22 butchers direct. and 80
10 be sold. Fully 30 sale to-day, Demand
slack and prices fraction lower for sheep. and 2Jn3c
lower for lambs and than ~ 10 sell ut
IA late hour Ordinary choice sheep sold S2nS3 per
100 NJ deckload for at 81 10. inferior To very
choice lambs. 81 5Dn<i ~. and bunch ~ extra do
went 10 exporter AT 81 30 Dressed mutton slo~.
3snGc: dressed lambs lower. nj t7n6isc.
SalesD Mcpherson e.. 81 PENNSYLVANIA lambs. 10 N
average IT 81 100 NJ ol5 Indiana DO 10 10 at 81 90.
50 do Us 10 at 50 So 100 State do Gu h. 50 3d. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

G,.c.CUT MEATs-T;ickled beiiies-Ma,rks, ON, da,i.
cosing a Gi.G II NJ Picked shonIuei
ket quiet. closing at 5.sJe PIcN,rl ,, na armer
SLOW closing ssNo.c TALio"m;MarSSs, lari A.
closing al sTEARINE-MaIk lui't iw "s a ."
.,.c and CLEO lie. LARD Iu'c,' ~,
80 terces closing "A 100: city. 6hc WIN saes
terces. refined zoo for Continent. ana 80 10, ,,,
America compound Ji.m3i.c. options clos.l Az a,r
nominal for December ,.35c nominal '' 9ani'
Of rice. the market rutH hrm "'h w. =,
tanned. We quote: Car ina and LOUISIANA S.il' n 49,
ordinary. 4i,niSc lair to faii, ?" '|s' N' -,
prime "a W5c choice fancy. ''.n"AC: 'NU" 'rt,.
G4oi.c: Java. :a,Nic: Japan. 4sp4@c. rama s"-l
d, IN bond cG2 g.; Kangoon. 3'sn3",c q" j" '''' s
20. Ill, ,-i,t.u,
interest business being lacking ard thr 49,,
regarding the shutdown rather the l'nGih "i ,n
shutdown 10y the rcfHercs makes matters "ms' II ~
causes greater depression han l"iure kh"NH r.
nominal prices li.c 96 test centriugas - iI ~
nusrnvadus glGc for ~ .asses sugar me M.'-
;enhauer refinery bought 1880 bhis
sugar testing = lGc delivered here" The market f
refined sugar dull and or less npnlni as T..
values prices beng unchanged On the basis 9. - I
granuiated. TEE London market u dn,. ana f;EtinE
cane very quiet. Java quoted AZ us 20 'th -
dnng ID Beet opened lower hut c.csed hIin'I. 80
vemher quoted Is. Dec'm her - lo'2i N"hinS nel-
mite is known as .engh ~ the shutdown 81 me
not open until Monday and prohabls not then ul''sS
there "a better demand fnr tn" refined pr"nu'' ,.,
1OUACCO-rhr market for tobacco j. S''ahs. WI"
s,.es Of seed leaf HFb cases. crop ISL I'm
mers lii.nl3c: 100 1893 New England liaN"ha'
5Gl2c: 100 cases isH3. New England Sod. 1nl- ="
cases 1897 New England Havana. l>aic 90 bales h"-
vana iscdsl o. 225 bales suInatra. 9"'"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

be 10 per cent than last years aooI ports into
estimated that
,h f,n,,sJ KIngdr m for the few Weeks
about SO 900 bushels week less lhan &c ,,st vcsr ami
40 cars In 1892 There no cash , eTy loads
10 s.ahoard after the close reported au"u. RE
tnIen n New York and oupots. ch;ohy az Ssd na
hull success would have been more sompste " ~ h.o,en
% rains through the West. The rojn as
IN sorne states and less relieved ~ ~. a. I'M,
u, so, III e,ey NJ the day exrrting himself all the uIe
was s the bulls getting away with the market ihe
nr,e touched calls did get over carr
w., Weather the
shorts feared recelnis would be cut u NAV ~
n oovcrine The May advanced &c but ga n u
hoId The cash market at no Inn" stt"ns' NJ,
be- closed at % MAY; December SC u' .d a.
rod ~ Int sod between 20 and iy'sc. anf ciosea a'
aptlr sellers charters made for 3lo' - "a
$50 s,me boats Will go next week mat VIII emu
H. 49, fusin.ss oats were dali but firm. w!thh 4
rarge III &c. ~ ,oo
Professions were dull firm. Receipts OF moss go" W.,
,or ,,yo DAYS were less than expected me "stn".
saturday was q January pork sli p'twe, 81 ~
,nd $40 c5 and closed S2 t5 January !ari h'",'h
81 OF and ~ closed 81 ~; January lids W.
,ween sG OF ami SO u2is. and closed At so w
on Tho curb puts On May wheat closed a. Ootc; cans
at C0s.c IN May closed at 4c; calls " 7"'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

90 H. at 81 ~ 81 nndn d lambs tcus)
* 10 at 81 so; THURSDAY I'D western ia"V o. ~
n, at 81 sIis 20l State do 81 10 az - ~. M, m at
al ~ State sheep ~ No. at s2 -; 10 uo '' " "
s. -: IN Western do. ~ ~. at :" 10 o., -, G, ,ot.
H. Harrington: 30 Canadian lambs ~ 10 a.
7 do No. s., 2o7 do. 10 ~ at 81 %; 10 s State
a a.. " 20 70 m At at e. So 10 do 50 10. at So IS
: spnders ~ Pennsylvania lambs 'exr 40 ~ e..
{, 20, e., do - H. 81: 1913 state sheep lpo ~ Il"
~ iennsyIrana do. IOi H.. at 50; ~ STATE 90 NJ
Iambs, 10 H. 50 90: 3Di state sneep ana AM {,
at s. -: 10 culis 80 NJ at 81 so 81 brsks y 10 do
Judd 4 60 state lambs. - TO ~ - -, - ~;
- n M 81 - 30 do ~ No. at 81 80 100 90 ~ No. az a,
81 - 100 do ~ 81 % AZ do few sheep go ~ a.
"a Il. she and lambs 81 N, at 81. ~, j., W e. ~
81 50 q do NJ 3d. III state sheep ~ no. - Io
Z; Dill,nlmck: 2ss State lambs - 10 al 49, .. 90
g. II, Al 81 20: H. GO H. Mt 81 30 - do w r. a, >"
Newton & Co: 2ls Ohio sheep and lambs - w. q"
81 a. , ,, - ~, q, 81 -,
Wkcrson & sherman: 23I Ohio lambs - 10 AT 81 !" ,5
Hume Mullen; 2to Canadian lambs. - 10 al - i
NJ collins Us state lambs. O. I'd. at ~ 90 S"e1P' "
II, 81 ~ ,,,...-,. ,,r,hs fsew
sheep 80 10 at 81 -. 90 =. ,.r.,o,, q, and
I6Gs- Receipts for DAYS. - cars at fortietns' s
- cars nj Jersey city ~ which 40 head or sac s
kei quoted firm at 81 G'nSJ per III" 10 'ou"'' ~
firm nj "a &c for heavy to light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

,ra,. ~. IA -Cattlo- Receipts last - hours -'p
head total week thus far. 10 500 head i1 BOO IA IN
-, YORK 40 head: on sale 40 head. market op.'i.i
slow hut steady closed easy; Fat COWS 90 S'"s-
bologna bulls 81 90ns2. Hogs Receipts ast - "Dun n
II 30 head total for thus far sll~ head. or sa
me last week o. 80 head, consigned thf.ugn' go
head. To New York ?,ljo head on SAFE i-"" m
arke, opened strong. closed firm with bulk 81 S
sold; Workers 81 iOa<l 30. choice heasF o.; h,y
mixed 81 aOdsl good mediums. - GouStoo MA
g. 7oHSi o. roughs. 81 0as4 %; stays N,n>S -, .,
and lamhs-Ileceips last ~ hours, llfo mead "'a l
week thus far :o.'No head for same nm" as VI,
head sale. 1900 head market openrI VIZ h -
mi a2,r lower closed dull ana weak, WIN
number unsod choice to extra .nes - %" - ryed
saTs3 % culls and 81 '3ns2 90 goh msr o
sheep seas. ~ cus $iQs ~ export ewes = >"
n 81 IL fair choice Canada lambs We're "h''e' ''e ~
81 G,aS3 90 and extra natives nj 81 10 ,. ,,,
E,s, 3O-t'attle- Receipts Iignt h'iniui
fair market steady Prime. <5g$5 30 good ~ oaSf ~,
good butchers S. 7Oas3 %. rough fat - 'Drs"' ~,
light steers ia 81 80; good Fat COWS ana n"rrs
INNS 81 ss@s, 10 best heavy Workers and good mixed
$, a5nSl 60 To- fair Workers ~ Was ~, psS'
rough ta >3g 81 1 fa fn' :, ma
81 10 vearlings 81 ioQs2m; best lambs >" -'"S" ~
common t. fair lambs. s2us3 ,.
Union Stocf Yards. chicago. NOV 30 at" iSe..p',
1900 head Mafkc opened easy. closed Arm comm,''
- Extra steers S3asG & siockers and felers Sass 80
cows and bulls Sass 80 ca'es 81 "m$o =, y, io0
sorted 35asi - ..eht. sass -. pigs - "Hs' snip
Eecrips 5000 h,li Marte strong inferior 10 ''oc''
$, Louis Nov 20 cattle Receipts 800 head. Mar
Re s,.ady sirorg and about Zoe hgher EajVe nter
~ 80. cows. 81 SbGS2 Texas steers S-"ps- =" "a
Receipts The supply was only IN h-Tate ana
Tho market ruled sirorg and active with prices ABOUT &c
hghcr Tho hes, heavy sod at - ~d' ~. goH' ns.'
,nl r,ixeJ lots 81 asa ST 10 and rough light
Mako fairly actlv. and strong Native mixed y !"
rs. IS lambs s. CO. Souihwest mixed - 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01

f.onlrn. NOV. 3O-At to-days wool sales. which vsre
conducted by Thomas & Cook and Ducror. Doxat Co.
bales offered Most ~ the offerings sold brsHly
figures Yorkshire and German dealers opera
literally and French purchasers bid freely and sustained
prices Tor the better greasy merinos u which
went American operators. Good scOureds s)d readily
crossbr-ds eagerly taken especially by the home
trade Greasy pieces readily disposed 81. Fol
loving oday' sales and the prices obtained New
Wales bales secured. szdgls I'd do locks
and pieces 5'.da7i.d greasy. 5isd09sd d. locks and
pieces +ada7d. lueensand-ifsD bales secured. lldn
IL ID do locks and pieces 5isl0 ORD 5dH1Asd
DO and pieces ei Victoria 200 bales. secured
77duis ID locks and pieces jdGliisd, greasy i.dd
"a DO locks and pieces 3isddCi south Australia 100
bales. secured locks and pieces. GdHtd greasy 4ida
tales. occurred 7hdg9i. greasy. idg6'.d do locks and
pieces SD New Xsaland-sO bales. secured Gi7da Is
I'd 10 locks ami pieces 3'.da6sd. greasy. ia.d9ai,d
Cape - Good ope and Na'al-i2D bales secured. 5isd9
3 II, greasy idT1id. DO LOCKS AMI pieces iaddJd