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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
Rowland WILL MEET LARNED.

HE DEFEATS FOoTE ~ THE FINALS AT SOUTH
AMpToN-ILvELY CONTESTS IN THE DOUBLES.
In the Southampton tennis tournament yesterday
perfect weather. combined with good card OF at
fractions and fine playing made the day one OF the
mos. successful Of the week. In the forenoon John
Rowland was ptted against Arthur Foote OF Yale.
I'm the final round 10 decide who should have the
honor OF meeting Iarned the che mpion and present
holder Of the Southampton cup The match was
well PLAYED on both sides but Howand's brilliant
ne, work finally won him the day by score OF
0-6 90. g. 60
The attraction OF the afternoon was the match In
the semi-nnal round of the doubles between Wrenn
ana Chace and Howard and Foote The latter
team had some OF their usual streaks or weak play
ing but finally won ont by score OF o. g. Ga.
The summary
Mems singles final round,--lohn Howland New-fork.
h.nt A 3 Foote Vale o-6. 90. e g.
Mons doubles tsemi- final round) w A. Larned. sum
Torranr. tr canada ana John Terry. southampton.
> Il 3 A. r.. Fooe. Yale. and John Rowland.
Nov York boat Malcolm Chacc. Yale. and II. d. Wrenn.
Chicago. 81. O.. Ga
Consolation singles ,semi-hna round-i Torrance jr
canada beat Il. II. Palmer. Ridgewood ~ j.. 81 o-'.
q
Final round-f Torrance. r. Canada beat T. H. Moe
ran. IT, Southampton. 81. -
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HEADS APART AT THE WIRE.


OAKLEY.
Oakley Ohio Aug. 1.-The greatest finish OF the
meeting was seen in the nth race to-day. oakiey'
Roosevelt and Faba going under the wire In Ter
rifle drive heads apart. I, was due TO Chorns me
riding that Oakley non Summaries:
First race furlongs,-I,'orane. io2 - hhp 70
1 Charlie sullivan. lO2 V'horni. = - N-''''''
Mo,nla io2 cThorpe,. = To J. third lim~-l'"
Second race sis furongs Judith. liz ph"Itcl 10 -
won Willard. ia 1WAlker. 10 l. s"conn ShN'"' IL
,R I-oni. ; to l. third Time-i:l'N.
Third rac. ,n,e furl,nss)Iieu HOLIDAY. III 'ihorIr'
q" : an serena. us driving. : 90 = second lf"e
- Forlhnm 81 ~ isomj. ; o. /. mind Tim" "
Fourth iac. fIgons-l Uncle Tom II" 'irrs,n,
Fleece. loo 'R. l-ani ~ To . r'''''f
I,.s.. 10 tt1loru,. , To- !. third Tine ~
FIN race milc, Oakley. io1 'hoin' 20 u" WI,
t',,.s,.i, lol rrhnrl., ~ l. second tahn. ~ 'h
lsoni ~ / third TIM ! J..
sixth race on,. furioi Albert $ lnS 'n li"' 10
w., iog :, ,,orr, Il, T. ihiri Time 49,
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GOSSIP AMONG TURFMEN.

sARATOGA sHEEPsHEAD BAY AND BRIGHTON
BEACH FORM FRUITFUL. THEMES FOR
CONVERSATION.
There Is not much racing news from Saratoga
although a majority OF the best horses In training
are quartered at the Saratoga racetrack. The en-
tries to the races meagre. tho fields are small
and the only cause for excitement Is when +. j.
Baldwin offers something less than 100000 for
horses thst he does not want
Eugene Leigh varies the monotony by talking
about matching Ben Brush against limited express
trains the Defender. or anything else that is capa
BILE OF locomotiob
The Saratogisns did not learn that Keenan, was
lame until they read the exclusive report OF MS
lameness In The Tribune. Since that fact has been
made public Hastings has developed cough and
clifford has the handicappers cole. The sarato
CLANS say that ne can defeat Domino or any other
horse In training because he runs with MS mouth
OPEN -.
the methods OF the Santa Anita Stables are ex-
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BROOKLYN SCORES A VICTORY.
FOUR RUNS ~ THE EIGHTH INNING MEANT d
EAT For THE OT-AKFRS

FEAT FOR THE QCAKERS.
Philadelphia Aug. 1-Brooklyn defeated Phila-
delpha to-day In the concluding game OF the
series. The visitors in the eighth by scoring
four runs on bases balls to Abbey and Griffin.
La Chances double. and singles by COrcoran and
DAILY Brooklyn got Lampe's measure in the fourth
inning and the beginning OF the NTH Taylor
succo cdel him The home club hit Gumbert freely
In be NTH and sixth innings. and. in the sew
enth. AbDey went into the box and the run-get-
ting ceased Anderson knocked the ball directly
over the centre-hed wall in the second inning. the
first hit OF the kind on the local grounds this sea-
son. Attendance, 622t. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

.HEMARi.E - II Waring baltimore
.hirich Som"rs,il- - II 'hurchHl. butte.
m Philadelphia. HOLLAND
rhnnn',rn.n u,s. " " Churchill < wife.
,.. Mr. II. Nusent. st Louis
is ~ VIZ ,,,,,,r,nhin H. 9 Nugent n wife. ~.
+. Har-cOm. fhNa- ] Il Waller n VII.
Washington f. oier 4 wife. washing
RvNswIck ton ,,,,-
mr. Nno oS Mrs. : y. bassell. 81.
sii. Michigan A. n Green H,sfor
=. smith. Warren. : T. Wells f. chicago
81. ,,.. ,,..,, g. +. Bonney. Minneapolis
MARI.BoROuGH
4 iytl" Pnisn"rs j. +. siarke. JncksonviIle
rion chicago J. g. kortz. Cleveland
'wn n wife fhiia- ;. Hale. Atlanta.
watson. vancouver o. Guide. ' VcSssn nnS"'''''
ellis. Kansas CITY Miss g. KImbalI' nosfon
EVERETT. - tran,s VIE: Boston.
r.. Ire. Randolph. " L. sanger' MiIwawke.
mpbeli. Toronto. '''"''''"
ark n wife. haiti NoKMANp1E.
, J. Il. Prentis- Cleveland
''ns'""' ""''''' Mrs a. Darlington. Hous-
chols. Albany T.. + sho.,,a,s.r C. ,,,.
r Reed Hp-ton. W,lk.sp.,ra, " "i"'
NJ Flint Washing T. = Janet a wife u,s,.,
.,., q .,o RAJ, +. ;. olds. Rockville. Conn
'p'''s WIZ ""' T.. y. Lapham. Chicago
H., .,,o q, Miss NJ T.. Naming Albany.
'''S' wiz '' j a. Delchsnty Albany
. a. - t.o,,.r W. VI. kimball Spring
W - i'''e'' field. Mass.
llcr. Newburg PARK AvEyrr
"S"" "'"''"' H. H. Francis. Hartford.
GIiSEy ". a. Taylor. Chicago.
-. r., g. {. Wnson Boston
"risni Eos,on. =. A. Hopkins philadel-
'', "r ~, a WE TOY roy II. NJ Lyon bridgeport.
Patterson LOG" q. ": sanborn. utica
I'D IA, rrsnc,sco H. W. Wilson wife.
Morrison < family. J. T.. King. syracu..
: ass - Scotland w. Bannerman x wife.
,, hasgc' Sco ,n Philadelphia
a. Sm""' ''"e'" y. u. Newton Hartford.
e. Boylnn. Cincin- ''""''"'' NN'o"'
ST. JAMES.
williams. Lansing A. J. Coats a. VII. p.,,.
illcr. Portland. ore. r N. Inrlehar, nun.lo
AND UNION. w; Il. Grebson q wife.
ers. London. Eng. n Uahcock San FRAN.
istone. Los Angeles cisco
,rion. Philadelphia. T. Douglas A. wife Iorx
,ue. Rochester. NJ r. Thomson. phuad.l.
ain. orlando. Fla. phia
,ipln Troy. s +. Thomas Baltimore.
way. Glasgow.
Barnes. Pittsh"id. SI' NIENNNT.
". l.. Douglas. Rochester.
ler CLEVELAND. J. u. Pierce Rochester.
'iii. hristoi ". o. n. Morrison a wife.
fEi"Spn MlI"ankee' Ssn Antonio
GRAND Miss l.. Pinkham. Chicago.
=, u. Emmett. Chicago
ton, No,"iOh. J. l.. Moh~n. Altoona.
gers. Iiinghamton "a Noben Washlnrtnn
ard 4 wife. buffalo. Wr. ~ 81 Uu,irr Wash
land Philadelphia ing,on
II. Gorham. Boston. a. n Hannah phllad.,nb,a
Syracuse. - '
Yard. Grand Rapids. WESTMINSTER.
ndon Chicago /, ,y.r,,ur,o, Iiv.rnooi
""N"' N''h"'So"' w. Nesbit. Galveston.
!. W Mosicy. Nashville.
HOFFMAN. J. W. iiarhydt. Burlington.
xt.r Albany Iowa.
rdut a wife Man, A. Garrett. Philadelphia.
H. l.. Thompson. Pittsburg.
,nSln Milwaukee, w. T. Hobbs. London Ont.
'aIsh ST Louis A. Robinson. Scranton.
.ndon MONTGOMERY W. Craig. Scranton.
r. q. Hammond. Memphis.
liver Waco Texas J. ]. Gilbert. Ogdensburg
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on THE SAKATOGA TTkAVN
piAKKA WINS THE MGRATHIANA STUD STNkh9
All IIIFrORn IiAs A NAIkONtN

s,r,,osa AUX THE weather today "as COO
and fne tracI. heavy. the attendance Was the hshi
a.. ,., 100, Al the truck tn. feature % today
r,ri w.~ thu Mc,;rathana Stui stakes Tor i"'-
vear-olIs which was Won by pahhA h> length
Summarize
Tir., race tf.r al ayes ~ an ny 'afl-ns-'
ti.r.l,., f,l w4fAnI-r Rap AZ Ia 49,
IA,s th~.'.nf and !. gan were t,'af'' -
src.ri iate lfni ni ae~a. "n" n.l~ sta lFi
Ill, 10 ,l~rli... fo NNn. I,gsn ~" ~ l'ii .
10 :, 90. .rl siriowne ~" a 'aii'n' y ~ J.
tniri Laurel also AN. l'in" -
,t,s r.. ,,,~ M.,r,fhi,ta stud s'ae. fr 100 '''r.
o.d- nN. fuilIigsl. bskAa l"' fN ". !, b" 49,,
..'..t, AZ I.r-i.,t f.. second Right f.ft. 80
,t..,tu,, 2 ~ ihiri Mi-.uiinru and Tradition also
ran Tims. p2i.
Fn.rh rae. tfor all ono mile" ~ 'nl '"h''
second six Gown 90 ,P~f.infi. . - ] N' 'H'''
s,,u. stss and &a,Ah.- al-s fan Iitn~ 49,
w, ..,. nal. ~ three yeaf oi's ard upward. onr
mil ana half, Caracas. IA 'Aimnfhl j." %.
south.rn.r is5 tN~a'il. o. 'r' t' T" ''i'i'', j..
,,,rIus o. third. Satofrfa ~ Ia d" 7fn S'se
Re-. r.t ana Is.i ,i.lt also fan IIfI" : -
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THE, RECORDS.
CANES TO-DAY.

New York Brooklyn. at Polo Grounds. New-fork
BOSTON - fYi ui.iphii az Boston
Washington baltimore. AZ Washington.
Cleveland Ns iiff-bury Cleveland
The New Nurn and BfOyNlNn teams Will play ~ IN
p..0 4, Is O.. .i.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

Washington. Aug Washington took the ODD
game OF the series from New-York to-day through
good batting and fielding. AMI steady pitching by
Mercer. The fielding OF Selbach. Joyce and SHE
beck for the home team. and OF Butler, STAFFORD
and Doyle for the visitors. was brilliant The
weather was COOL and the attendance was l1Co.
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
GUESTS Al LEADING HOTELS.

The Albemsrle threw open IT. doors for the rerop-
ton - guests Yesterday. and all who registered
expressed themselves we'll pleased with the fine
rooms I'm the nov house. \ marked Improvement
was noticeabl. In the business being done all the
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BROOKLYN.

Philadelphia ................0 y q 3 u >
BROOKLYN % | % Z y u x-io
Earned Philadelphia T. Brooklyn First base by
Philadelphia / Brooklyn l. I~ft on basrs-Phila
epha a. brooklyn o FRS, base balls on Iampe =
m TAYLOR 3 IF Gumberi Struck out BY TAYLOR |. by
Dunlhert Abbey Home Anderson Three base
Two-ha~e hit- iaimsn Thompson. Boyle
Grimm. TredvaY . orroan. La Chance" stolen basss--
Turner .. Reilly Umpire Hurnham. Time-2nD.
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Earned Washington Ncw-York T. Left On nase
Washington O. New-York 2 First base balls-Of
Mercer OF German /. Struck out-By Mercer Three
base hit-Cartwrght Two-base hits-crooks and Butler
Sacrifice hit-Mercer Double play-Davis. Fuller. Doyle
Hit by ptcher-By German l. tmptres-iiunt and Hey
dler Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

THE MOST INVITING AND IN
TEREsrING STORE FOR PRICE.
QUALITY AND BEAUTY o.
CARPETS.
lo4 WEST 1IrH-gT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

c,vADrAN cRICKETERs STILL WINNING.
Chicago Aug For the four'h t'me 'ahada
cricket representatives defeated Chicago team,
,o1.v.s Victory being won easily over the Pull
ma, eleven The score 2O2 to l29. Tomorrow
,he vis,tors meet an All-Chicago team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
WESTCHESTkR RACINE ASH
STAKES


The Westchesier Racing Association has ISSUED -
let ~ stakes FOR the races OF - Inaugural! meet
ing AT Morris Park be on dates beginning
October r. The LIST - - follows
FOR TWO. YEAK-oLIS
N.rs.rv Handicap 81 900 added -lS furlYnss
Alan, STAKES auarn'e.d value =. 'p Sis infiNnfr-
Fashion sfate.- 81. 90 added. Sh fun ngs.
Fs..x ~fskes- Guaranteed value So ~N 'iii iNsr
WHIT. Plains Hand, ap $500 aid"c ~ i"fl 'ns-
Champagne Stake Guaranteed VAIN" $'"' '"''" '''
longs
FOR THREE YEAR .Of.pS
Wihers iandcap- Guar .nte~d value 5000 one mn;
I.imonf l.nicni. Guaranteed value s33pb on" mile
"A
Hunter iiandicap. $1,000 added. one mile
ler"u. Ilaudi.1p- 81 added. one mi~ and f'ir-
long
FOR THREE yEAR-OiiS AID UPWARD
Manhattan Haniicap- Guaranteed ,alu" 81 80 ON" NIL"
"a
Municipal Handicap Guaranteed value N'"" 'ne mh'
and :hreeqIAr'"fr
bronx -uarnnte-d value 5000 Six run 'nss
Entry blanks and information may ID" obtaihci
from II q; trickmore The Jockey club, No l'S
FIfh-avs
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ONE FOR WASHINGTON.
NETWORK LOSES THE THIRD GAME OF
THE SERIES.
GOOD BATTING AND FIELDING AND STEADY PITCH
ING WON FOR THE SENATOR'S.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Washington o New-York O. Pittsburg 2, Cleveland 0.
Brooklyn TO- Philadelphia g. Chicago .. II. Louis
Baltimore II. Boston B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02
HARNESS RACING AT POUGHK EEPsIE

HARNESS RACING AT POuGfiKEEPSiE
Poughkeepsie. n. Y. Aug This was another
day OF good -acing at the Hudson River Driving
Park w. r. Brush. OF Newburg. the starter. was
severely criticised for the manner In which he
handled the trotters. Summaries
22s CLASS TROTTING- PURSE. SOD
Oliver p b. m. by Antonio dam by Electonccr
d. X.
Time 222i.. 223h. 22jh. 223l1.
22i CLASS -TROTTING- PURSE 500.
Lizzie Lansing. b. m. by Princeton. dam
untrac~d Smfh). .............
n. y
Tme-2:2O 2:is'4. 2:iss 2:2i.. 2"Dh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

FOUR FAVORITES WIN AT ST LOUIS
ST Louis Aug / Four favorites. a second choice
and long shot to-day. Utopia. even favorite
IN the nf,h race. first. but was disqualified Tor
foung Summaries:
rrs, race six Irl ,nssl-Gold Corn &C. slaughter.
70 !, won: Nuture. lo1 FoN 81 20 l. second. Ernest
Gilmore 81 &C. praiu. 80 to l. third Time II"
SECOND race half furongsD-Ozark. ir.. iT,
CTurner even won. !. ". Levy. log m. knight W 4"
second. Carver iO5 McCuei. "a to |. hifd. Tim"
O:5I
Third race owners Handicap ~even and hall FUR
-Empera - HarreiD. 20 l. won. Tnrtarisn,
a5 ,slamghier) 4 second. Key del Mar =, WAR
rem, u to !. third. Time BAL.
Fourth race x furiong,l- Rachel McAls'or. iO2 IF
Eu.selD l. won. Gam"cocL, i"' Turner. 10 !,
second: saiie McMiiinn i"2 warren. " 10 J. mira.
Time-1:iGi.
r'inh race half furiongsl sumaira ioD Tur-
nor, 4 l. Fischer. ~ 'Hyl"i - 10 J. second.
Ira-eman ~ Gutierrez. ~ 10 I. third Time T''.
Sixth race 1six rrongs Ellen. los (Tubcrvillc,. 10
won. Trenton 1913 tifacklin) > 10 l. second. DOrah
Wood ps &C. Slaughter, 10 l. third me-:ijs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-02

New short Line-Mnnhatt Des~"
via Brooklyn Bridge. See excursion column
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"fIatted In place OF German.
tf}atted In place Of Fuller.
Washington ....................2 %
New-York ......................3 D y u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-17

2.sSf SD bales: exports TO Great Britain
Si7 ,5ss bales France. 25i. lVI Dales, Con-
tinent. 1l6,Ds bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dec. 1".-cot-
ton futures steady. sales. 2.lVv baies'
December. Sill: January. S0t; Icbtu ery'
s.12: March, SIG. April, SID. May. 49,
June. SIG: July. SO. August, e.24; Sep
TENDER. 100; october, Isl.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. l6.-12:3o =. M
Cotton: Demand fair and pricei steady
American nidiling. A.. sales, lV,oV
bales. American. D.400 bales; speculation
and export l.ODJ bales: receipts. 25,cvo
bales: America 400 bales Futures
opened steady ana demand moderate'
American middling. low middling clause,
December and January. 32-Oi. January
and February. 3l-Gid4 J2-ti, February
and March. March and April, AMI Aprii
and May, 32-d4: May and June, 4 $3.50,
July and August, 3i-6i. Auguit ana
September 4 33-Gi Futures quiet but
steady.
12:45 L. M.-American spot grades adj
vanced l-;i2, American middiing, fair,
!, lie; good middling, 4 3i-52, middlins,
I 2l-32: low middling, GIG, good orui-
nary. I-i6. ordinary, "a.
4. M.-American middling. low mid
ding clause. December 3i-Gi; Deem
january and February. 32-0inf 53-64,
sellers. February and March, 4 .S2-oi,
buyers: March and April, S2-t4, buy
ers: April and May 32-64Ni 33-ji,
value: May. June. and February $50,
buyers; June and July. 3i-GiUf o4-6l.
buyers July and August, j4-,'3. buyers,
August and September, 32-tdgt o3-o4,
value: October and November 4 3-Oi,
value. Futures closed steady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-17
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING TATIONs OF
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales at the Richmond To-
bscco Exchange--Internai Revenue
CoIIections-Foreign Advices.

Nl.W YORK. Dec. i6.-Stocks to-day
v,er. more active. Inc business was
also better distributed thdl ~ ate. me
railroads for the nrst ume IN weeks
iiguring prominently IN the deallhH5.
Nianhaftan was the special card. rising
from 1Nri, TO 1Ui on extensive covering
Of short contracts All old ruinors about
the property were revived, ~ being state'l
that the company will receive imoortah,
concessions from the city, that bids ndd
becn made for a controlling interest by
parties friendly t. traction interests. ana
thai leading capitalists had bought back
their stock. Nothing OF definite CHAR
acter developed except that long out
standing short interest had taken fright
and covered up The squirt OF activity
In Manhattan affected the bears In other
railroad issues, and there was general
covering movement all aionS the hnc-
In the rise which followed the Grangefs'
Anthracite COalers, and the NanderDilts
were most conspicuous and Improved
anywhere from y 10 per cent The IN
dusfrials were feverish throughout, ow-
ing TO the sales to realize prohts. Leather
preferred and Tobacco were inclined 10
weakness and sold down to G1a. and
1Si5 respectively. Sugar was weaker,
and on moderate trading receded 20
1O3lsN1U5ai. I'm the closing dealings
Manhattan. which had run Off from 100.
to 1851. returned to 100. and the whole
market left of firm. Net changes how
advances Of itM5 per cent, Manhattan
leading In the inactive issues Bay
State Gas rose 2ia to 2a.s and Erie Iele-
phone ~, TO GlL, Total sales We're
2Gl. 5nJ shares. Bonds were active and
strong The sales footed up 81. lojwn.
The sales of listed stocks to-day were
1880 shares and OF unlisted STOCKS
6f5OG shares.
Money on call easy at Nfl2 per cent;
prime mercantile paper. 4isIjie per cent.
Bar silver, C6. Sterling exchange steady.
with actual business in bankers bills 1T
81
asa, for demand: posted rates. 1874 1891.
commercial bills 1866 ASH. Govern
mont bonds firm. State bonds dull.
Railroad bonds higher. Silver at the
board was quiet.
Treasury Balances: Coin. sso,427. pa:
currency. S.J,Hn.2iS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec 16.-Flour quiet and
steady. winter wheat low grades, I,oo
n2sO: do. fair TO fancy, Sluggish. DO.
patent. s.. 4On3.15. Minnesota clear go
$50: patent. s31JNflo; low extras
s.. 25n2 IS. city mills. S3.DN3.1o. southern
flour dun and steady. common 10 ialr
extra. S210u2.sO; good to eLoice do''
$29ON3.Oc.
Wheat fairly active and easier; No. =
red. store and elevator. V9i-c., anoat 'ic:
Options were fairly active and closed
steady at furc decline; No. f,s
January. 6JA.c.. February, Blzc' Marcn,
GIigc. May, G5l2c.; July, w'sc.; Decem-
corn dun and easier: No. =, ;sil.a
33a.c, elevator. Sac. aioat. optiohs
were dul and steady at 80 &C. ucclihc :
December. 1850. January, 'Sisc.' May
$3.50; July. 3Jlsc. ,
Oats dun and steady opuons uuli
and easier: December. 22iec. January,
223tc: May. NC; January, 24ltc. SPOT
prices: No p lie. No. white. ~ &C..
mixed western, .~5Q24c.
Hay in good demand and iirm; good
TO choice, s9.pJQ leJO.
pulled, l1W3ic. $500
Beef quiet and steady: family, slo.rdl
1910: extra mess. S1JOlis.JO, beer hams
duh at Sl5O0nl5.5O, tierced beef nrin CITY
extra. India mess. SlnOf 10, cut
meats dull and easy. picked bellies.
middles nominal.
Lard firmer and in better demand.
western steam. SJ0p asked; city, solo'
December. $3.50. Refined quiet, Conu-
nent. $500. South American. $3.50, COM
pound. SiG2iauJ.o0
Butter-Fai!cy firmer; State dairy. l39
BE: do. creamery. 2Oq26l2c.; western
dairy. lla19c. Elgins sc
Cotton seed oil weak and quiet; crude,
25iad26c. yellow prime, new, Z9c. asked
do. OF grades, 2sN2Shc.
Rosin dull ana steady; strained, com
mon TO good. Sl.1Onl.iJ.
Turpentine 1rm and steady at 2tD2sc.
Domestic, fair to extra, 343f4c.
japan, aAG4c
Nloasses firm and i'm fair demand, New
Orleans. open kettle, good TO choice,
2SN36c.
Peanuts firm
Coffee steady and unchanged 10 -
points up: January. Sl3So. March, Sl3.SO
Nl36J: May. Sl3.lo Spot RIO duil ana
steady. No. :. Sl4.5O.
Sugar-RaW duh and steady; fair re-
fning, 3isn3tc. Refined quiet and steady;
off a, $3.50 l3sc.. standard A, 4ssc.' cut
loaf and crushed, 5Hc.; graduated, 4'sH
ia,c.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Dec. 1.-THE visible
supply statement cur very important
figure I'm determining the value Of wheat
to-day. The fun consequence of the
big increase shown 3.OiSUO bushelsl
was not permanent, however, the buying
against puts ana by the early sellers
returning prices to about the opening
quotations which We're still below the
close OF Saturday. Almost all the tia
tistics Of Monday were against prices.
There was yery noticeable absence OF
confidence among the bulls. the buying
being OF the sort that affords mt niue
aid TO values All the trades ieenea
TO come from local operators. May wheat
opened from JyiSd1l3sc, sold between
5g7lHGpc and J9ic., closing at GD-ft
5gt,c. Lnbc. under Saturday Casn
wheat was ". per bushel tower.
COrn-At first corn resisted the .nfiu-
ence OF the weaker wheat market, but
subsequently yielded TO IT. Within the
last hour everything seemed IN more
encouraging condition, corn having a
share IN the general Improvement May
opened al 2sisc, cold between .SF2nisc.
ana 2SiiN2sisc., closing at the OUTSIDE,
1.I4c higher than Saturday Cash
corn was iic. per bushel lower.
Oats-The buying OF oats FOR short
account and by elevator people was on s.
liberal scale to-day. The latter class
were Offering rather freely, but q was
observed that brokers were buying FOR
them. The sentiment against an al
vance was strong however the weak
ness OF wheat being the potent factor.
Slight gains IN price We're made before
the close. May oats closed &c. higher
than Saturday. Cash oats were Aui3c.
per bushel lower closing nominal
PrOvsOns-Ihere Was more assurance
to the buying Of product to-day than
has been noted for some time Even dur
ing the period of heayiness there was nt-
tie inclination 10 weakness. and the
close was with good gains all through
the list Htss were firm but not quo
tably higher. The close was lO112iac.
higher for May pork, Sc. higher Tor May
lard. aud 2i.nJc higher Tor May ribs.
The leading futures ranged ~ follows:
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

dull: western superfne. s2.4Ju2G5: do
extra. S2.75ft3OO do. family, $515d3. 50,
do. S3.5O43.70.
Wheat dun and easy: No. . red spot
and December. 6OAc. January. 65i2c.
bid; May. 6'a46sc. steamer No. red,
G2dG2Ic.. soCthern, By sample. bJizc.
do. on grade. G2i.N65lac.
Corn easy: mixed spot, 3.<N32i.c.
year. 32A g32kc. January. 3zssH32itc C.
February. 32s, n.32c.; March, :eiisG333<c.
steamer mixed. NC; do. yellow. a2ff33c.
oats easier; No. = white western. 2ii.c.
asked: No. . mixed, western. 22ikfi2Ic.
Rye quiet and steady; No. .. 4iff iJc.
for near by and 4jGi7c. for western.
Hay easy at SlJ5O
Grain freights very quiet: steamer 10
Liverpool, ,1,d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-17
TILE COTTON MARKETS

NEW Yc-.K, Dec. lJ.-Cotton duh:
miJdling gtsf, ; 1876: middiing. s BIC:
net receipts. l.a9l bales gross receipts,
q s0O bales; exports 10 France. h.ii bales
continent 23;,i bales forwarded. La.
IaIes: stock. is2.:J2 bales. Futures
closed quiet ana steady; sales. l2o.ylO
bales. December, s2;S January. 49,:
February. SIS: March. S.;r;. April. SIS.
Nav. ~ June. 81: July, s.46. August.
~: September, SIS: October. s.Vi; No.
Vember. @.'s.
Total to-day-Net receipts. i2.5JJ bales:
exports 10 Great Britain. 49, bales
France. 9.u93 bales: Continent, :,33i
bales: stock. l.UU5.uOI bales
"a, POI bales; exports TO Great Britain,
9.is7 bales: France, $3.50 bales: Con-
tinent. 5,56S bales.
Total since September lst--Net receipts,
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CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI. o. Dec. 1G.-Fiour quiet:
winter patent, S.1C1fI1J.
Wheat quiet, No. red. 10 arrive, &c.
Corn active; mixed ear. toe.
oats duh and Unchanged.
Pork firm mess, $50
Lard easier. steam lear. 500; kettle.
Sl.iJ.
Bacon firm loose shoulders. s. M: short
ribs s5.l2is: short clears. $J3sS.; boxed
meats hc. more.
Dry salted meats firm. loose shoui-
ders S42J: short clears, $40 boxed
meats ic. more.
Whisky steady at 81 -