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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
THE BRIDGEPORT MEET.

Bridgeport Conn. July 5-The National Circuit
race meet Of the Bridgeport Wheel CLUB at the
pleasure Beach track to-day was attended by l""
n.on,e The rain left the track heavy. and a stn
breeze from the Sound prevented fast time r. j.
Titus lowered the track record from PA 20. maze
by himself last year, 10 zoe 3-5. He was paced b y
J. T. Barry. OF Syracuse; F. II. Allen. OF Springfield
and II H. Maddox. OF Asbury Park. The pretuest
Of the day was the one-Inlie open; oass -, 'e
riders crossing the line In a bunch. summaries
Two-thirds mile (open. Glass A)-Frederick G. Hoyt OF
Bridgeport first; William b. Ottman. Of New ORR sec
ond; Thomas Aston. OF Bridgeport, third Time-lo ." 20
Onethird mile (open. Glass B)O:'o Ieiger. ~ can
forna first: +. Kizer of Dayton. second; H. H. Maddoh
third Time-46i5 sec.
One mile (handcap. Glass A)-Davd Baxter OF New
York FIRST: F. c. Hoy, second William Arutz. third
Time-2:23 Is.
Two-,hlrds mile (open Class BRAY Mcdonald. first;
E. Kizer. second: Otto Zegler. third Timr-i;so
One mile Il. A.. W. State Championship)-F. G Hoyt,
nrst j. j Adams OF Hartford second. Time 20 80
One mile (tandcap. Class B)-fiarry Maddox frst e.
Kzer, second: J. r. Barry, third Time-2;2o 10
One mile championship % Bridgeport. Class A-F c.
Hoyt, first: Herman Leopold. second Time-2:32 80
One mile (open. Glass B)-Hsrry Maddox. first; Otto
zeiger, second: F. J. Titus, third. Time not given
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THE MATCH ENDS IN A DRAW.


FINE SPORT on THE SECOND DAY OF THE INTER
STATE CRICKET CONTEST.
Boston July (SpeciaD-The cricket match be-
tween the States Of New-York and Massac husetts
was brought TO n conclusion here to-day IN me
crcketing weather. magnificent exhibition OF
the game given. The local players TOOK fn
advantage OF batting first. and put on the runs IN
good style. J. Gordon and F. Fairburn MADE
fine stand for the home team. playing patiently
and with great caution and firing their opponents
bowlers
Fairburn was the first to co. with a contribu-
ton Of forty-seven, and his stand had much to do
with the play OF II. Stephenson. who followed
He started in playing just patiently as Gordon,
who is a veritable stone wall. but when he got get
he made runs at a good rate. and the pair defed
all the efforts OF the New-York bowlers to dispose
OF them. Gordon having his eye we'll In. soon be
gan TO hit out and 1t not long before 2io ap-
peared on the board. Captain Wright then de-
cided to declare the innings closed and make big
fight for the victory. Gordon had played a fine
inning for eighty-three. and II was pity ne did
not have a chance OF trying for his century.
The NEWCOMERS lost little time In getting TO the
wickets and the manner in which they started
OF obtaining a victory. The hrst five wickets fell
for twenty-one runs. but then Prendergast and
Mart got together and put a different complexion
the game When they were disposed or. calder
stands. and succeeded in keeping possession OF the
wickets until time was called. The match thus
ended In a draw. much TO the disappointment Of
the spectators The following is the score:
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Orenine ange ana close to-day. anu closing bids ~
lous night and Inst follow:

Marke, closed quiet steady 7ds points decline
compared etr-s.h)S closing prie-s Itan-'cfrh@
no,ices Total sncs l3l 40 bales. N~v 1rk gross
bales ErpYrt, Continent. l,2 hslr- Great
Britain. ~ bales. forwarded - taes sses. ''2 haier
sT2 tails stock 2ns3 OH bales Total net 70
cepts oday tales. thus far this week. - bales
Exports today britain - bales. Frsnc~ N'
bales. 2 2 haier Thus FAR this week Great
Iiri,an siu3 bales Franc ~ bales. Continent -"
bales stock SIS tales. Spot cotton steady. "c Dc
cline. sales 5I2 tales all spinning middling upland
7i<c. Gulf ~
Liverpool cables Spot cotton moderate demand. sales
500 sI-cuaiion and export. bD bales. American
200 bales receipts. 500 tales American 500 i1l-s
midillng upanis 1924 future op"n~l quiet partially
i-GtG Decline closed quiet 3r3ii points net decline.
July. 3,:hh. Iuy-AugI-'. at2=b. At@Hsi September.
a44i h. September October 3si-h o'f0t~f So ffn'f
3iGi1b November December 3.7Ab. December January
3isi.b January February &O-. February Hsfrs Bib,
March. April s5ea3ia April May. Gss Manchester
Yar.!s IN buyers favor. cloths quiet
,OFFEE- Speculation an nlmos, complete
snndstni Hn,re VA. unchenyei Reo"p'- very lEn'
'hi-f FOR october. Have cables quiet july
81 francs August, ~ -; september. ~. pc'pt~f ''"
No' erabet and Decemt'r. -" RIO iuli NJ ~" f-l-
for 80 grade exchange 100. receipts. """ tas.
C1-aranc-- for United states NIL santos rec'iri- ~i
bags stock. iC2 90 Market quiet ~ 1867 r"is ll"
steamship Euclid has cleared win 200 bag N,c',',a
coffee Antwerp arrivals June 3%Dp tass d@lls"fi'r
q. 100. July l. III 900 bags Hamburg market gnri
July 70 20 pigs August. ~ 30 september and or'oh"r
70 u. November. - -
closed dull at unchanged - points d"clnr
Sales were 2 80 bags. follows.
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had some eject on the improvement although on the later
reaction IN wheat corn was comparatively steady Re
ports regarding the Of the crop continue ex
cellent After O'Clock however. there was sudden
decline In prices led by Chicago. the market losing sc
from the highest closing decline On the break
several lots OF cash worked FOR export sales
or cash were S 900 bush including 1ISWD bush FOR ex
port. The sales were reported Of 5000 bush No 2 at
51c delivered closing at 5ct.c 1880 900 bush 5la5l7sc
3pscs and tNo bush at SIC. o afoat. July p
cAIS-DeainRs In oats were small and the market the
greater portion Of the day very firm. The opening
steady and during the forenoon prices advanced both
here and the West. The demand Mt the rise light
but helped b, the decided strength In cash oats the
market held Of the gain In face OF the decline In
wheat and Toward the close the market fell OF a
tA closing unchanged prices for the day Cash
very firm both white and Sed Sales 120OOO
BUSH with the market fairly active and lc higher for
white Details 1900 bush No oats 2sisc sle
vao-. and 5000 bush canal do 2oc delivered 5000
bush track and white. 3ia3Ic No white
were quoted Al 33c bid In elevator.
We sive for comparison the closing prices Of the pre-
vious day and for tho corresponding date year:
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d. lss ~ at 50: IS bu,,.milk and fed calves i7s H.

sss q !: the
on .a prices few WITH 9d d. sssn sold Al es s s
DC 0 osSS and demand car
& e fs Of mSn might a docs cart
ri Gen. lambs Wilma n sais st g
Sc per 100 s 25a 90 50 n a, s. 20 d. 5; r. a
ss STATE d. ks e g ksns ss S SS %
q Gs aS' r. 81 # 81 s a g @ g. State ao one
e. a q ST. rs e ss oss :s' ;:sn. 3 g. do
s. a 2 Ho Sheen Esq Tsni"'S lamb: 80 r.
wrs yrs S g. & t. s sns' 20 g. s ss 81
s. 30 10 Virginia do CT H. at 81 i2' Ohio sheep -
As ss,a ss se"ss can ; sS Is a. 81 81
!, 81 % 8, o ss. 3 p! Is No. at - as;
2.I 10. Gs r, at s.
ISGs Mas" fd S wo as s%'s 10 6 rs head.
& SAs e 100 I'd 2" ss Sass
for heavy to light wsish,s Natal, H.. w.dra, 40
s5s's hS a So I s. eous DO
H. at s. 20 do 27s NJ a, s. co. DO 276 No. 81 so;
Co. b sGE s as = State d. 5cs s' IT, do go
n jq {: g Co d. i: IS Sat- hog s :s H. a'
W Lamb mainly Thgtsdsy: 81 State boz, ls2 p :t
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
S9p s.s sot Mas w. cSa sS sE
extra steers s. Sogs5 .ockers and feeders s. !ossi:
81 bulls eR:s f's;; sss'' ri am
1d Zoe oh hsSs 10 packing ,si ;n.g?ns S $50
ssr:si sssss 90 ,ss ;oas E;
70 Ss's sss. arms ann +1e saS'
dull ii ns p pc sy sh lower. native ' s.a head Ss rs:
hs!fers 81 so Texas steers 50 9as4 25 HogsRecelPs
s,5 head The market opened with prices 5aloc higher
seyers i banshss Of top lights sold at figures a,t. bet
S. butchers al sSa& Is workers. s.soss sseep-Rs.
Sa; sss sS s ssa. s Mars' 50 ? and loS higher
cb aa' 's srim. July g s PRICES un
light medium Phad$Iphias S. 25gs5 30 best mixed ard
!ous s. as - Suppl sse Extra s'g 8 sS
sss' 81 sa sS 81 a o :h :smS Ss
to falr. 81 1880; sprns lambs s5ast g ~ '''"
S sss sss 70 500 .s s,"a
s. c'ast %, tight 81 ;5dsi s.: pigs Sass s. cattc
s. .s, 80 fir good 50 soast %; hsitcrs
s,ockers feeders 1884 10; calves ssasl sheep.
hec',gts 80 bead market strong lambs 1886 25 NUT
Innalo July 5.-cattIe-Receips last 9, hours. 100
head total fo week thus far loss head; To- Tine
New-yorS. $50 head; sale. 90 head: opened
Sas i q 2s s' so1 ra al to 500 GOD fa
s. SOW: eis 80 yl a swsr good sso sT'fa
thus ar soio Ed fop same time n'G last o'S ~ sr
h sasi on sa s "9 na pn no ,d; 8
sbs ar Tn GOD ss"Sna co'sd srons With al SD
esocs heavy s ssd TO- rr s' s'as
stays Sc oasf Sheep lambs Receipts last 2. hours
tim. so h ss s s @ w hSs far b 80 bad for
head to New go head: on sale $500 mead:
ana |n a f % "m but 1 '14y f .sD
Fss t: ,,. es5ra 50 s,asa ssns
81 25as3 80; a few fancy wethers sold at e.
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON July 5-'The Boston Commercial Bulletin viii
say 10 morrow wool market: The sales ~ the
week are oaOCDO pounds domestic and 3'72Tc pounds
foreign against 8O76 pounds domestic and 30s5UO
pounds foreign week and 21OO pounds domestic
and 10000 pounds foreign for the same week last year
The sales 10 date increase OF lS6%SSf pounds
domestic and Increase Of 30 221 coo pounds foreen
from the sales TO date In 1898 The receipts
70 date show decrease OF 7H bales domestic and an
Increase OF bales foreign The brisk buying par
tcuarly by Americans the LONDON wool auctions has
advanced prices there the American level Sales In
,his market have again stimulated. over 2O"O
pounds been sold In Boston In the as pft
nigh, advance Of 10 cent from lowest
oy,res This Is the largest fortnlght's business
done I'm any American market There has been no fur
,her ADVANCE in unwashed Western wool which has how
eyer sold freely at weeks advance largely In original
packages All neeces however. have Advanced iennyl
yanIa has sold l9c advance OF 2ixc from the
loves, Austria an woods and foreign msrinos have ad
yanred sharply Phillip Mr. quality combines
selling a month ago 3Jc clean. now sell at toc clraP
and even sydney conbngs ~ +s quality have been sold
for
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston July 6-Coton quiet rnitdling. csc. low
niddlng &C GOOD ordinary 5'sc exports coaswise 39s
bales; stock i0747 bales. Weeky-N and gross re-
eIps 10 bales; exports 5G7 bales sales 10
bales.
Norfolk Ju,y 5-cotton steady mGdiing. ~ I0c low
rniddlng enc good ordinary. ilGc. net and
celps bales exports the Continent. 200 bales sales.
4 f.I.s. stock ltc25 bal Weekly Net and
ceips 80 bales exports the Continent. 20 bales, coast
wise. on bales; sales, G3 bales. ~
N.wOrlesns July S-Cotton frm good m'id.ins
3-lec: midding l-iGc. low m'ddiins o-l0c; good
ordinary &C., and gross receipts 81 bales exports to
France 347 boes: coa.nisr. 80 bales sales 60 bales
stock bales Weekly-Net receipts.
432 bales: gross col bales exports Great Britain
zoos bales France g87 bales; Continent LBS bales.
bales "a.
Savannah. July 5.--Coton steady. mdding. 6N.c low
r,iddng 5-I0c ordinary IL l8c net and gross
receipts bales; exports 10 the continent. 5000 bales
coastwis bales sales. - bales. stock. llS4s bales
WeekyNet gross receipts 27 bales exports to the
Continent $50 bales coastwise 256 bales; sales. 2so
bales; splnners. l75 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

manure. ... 90 Sew W. s27 hsyysD,os cars
.s ,ss.S s:s ss
ioaiSc higher and On strength Of chass aiyess
S :d sns al ca. "rO ca ca Bought Tor EXPORT Poor
and corn fd a.s s ns sSs a! g. " b Ss
At s. @ass: cows at s. 57is ci,ydrrssed native sides
sr s a, 'S sac asc. European quote
Ave S@" sa, os at rIS p% si' sre. 1Hs wess
rcfgerator beef unchanged at s'.as.c 10 No ship
c" rSP dr n r% aTl. ~ cattle and n7ss
OF beef for schwarnschd sn;Ssoerxrr 100 hrsd
the England fs: the same port VIII be laden with t.s
S AID gS ossny n and the saianc. by Godsmh
ndo r ila VIII carry sos ss' f so j. Green
9 %.ss S ca %sA aa ss' QUARTERS s9% Ns
'ist al y, 80 d. v ,s e. 4 ,a:s as
Iss T. n ,s;. 30 X ia; s at s. ,.,, DO 10
d.lsry fed Kcnacsy steer. ,as 10 a, $50 80 DO
1a'' a, n /, :. IS = 3 % g. 70 r$ g :.
8 o. @ r at a. Il Fac ~ do a, l g ~ at d. s. "a
b. MspSsrson cor Virginia steers 1872 ID. at s. 49,
d. lass n at s. s 10, $, To- q DO io'
N a, g 8" DO o''S 1865 S at isG g. S
Is; Y o.. 1928 r. at no. do 1917 H. at 81 TO- IL
'IM' o 'as nj a. = : Kentucky ,ro7
rls I DuI s; 81 10 T1s ac i s;c o.
\ Judd 4 Co. bulls 900 10. at " 62's do. DO
IL. at So 62i4 ....
JeliNe Wright q Co: bulls. SIS n. at :: 80 u>
CALVES Receipts to-day 233 head and nearly w
head in the pens from previous arrivals msS I'm,
ter for good ,eas while other grades as well as butter
milk calves showed change. although selling more
freely About calves red over. ordinary 10
vcals sold SASS u nd bunch rather extra
at s, ~ $2uS2 23: fed and mixed calves
s. 25gN - city dressed yeais tribe hrmer at Gg
sIc country dressed 5f1sc: dressed grassers ana
butermlks ssd 3d5c little calves at 3i.Goc
Sales Hume Mullen: ~ vcals tchoce). lB ID aver
age al s. Il per loo ib DO Ia3 NJ at IS 10 s2s DO.
3s No. at 81 Is 10 do l2i ~ nt s. 10: a. butte.mlk
calves H. 81 0s do 0ew veas) lt1 n. at 81 ~
Is do i5a n. at ?2s: q mixed calves i!S 70 az s.;
Ico 10 Sc rs 2: Gull v.as io' 10. at 81 also Thurs
day 1879 veais. l53 10 At - 10.
Eye & Otis: % veais 1872 10. at - 20
J. r. Nelson: "a v~ais few buttermilks). $50 ID. at
s. -; - mixed calves 12S 10. at - 70
Hailenbeck Hollis: ~ veals 100 ID. at Is IS: 81 do.
Isl n. 81. 49,
@. Dnenback: +2 buttermilk calves. i2s 10. at a?io
JelIIne Wright a Co.. s. veais 1<1 ~ at S. ~ mixed
caves iso 10 s o. IS; sus ITO 10 at So also Thurs
j. bucsy: Is vs.is les H. at IS Ian: 1 Gull. 100 10.
g. Judd Co: - yeais 1870 10 at IS IS 12 DO. ite 70.
at IS 10 - "a - 10. at =; cus 100 n. at - 10;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
FOR BICYCLE TOUR IN EUROPE.

Philadelphia. July 6.-The Rev DIT sydney Strong
pastor OF the Walnut Hills Congregational Church.
OF Cincinnati will head a party OF bicyclsts who
will make a European tour on the wheel. The party.
which includes Mrs. Strong, Miss Anna Louise
Strong. Mrs f. E. Tracy, Mrs. Strongs mother.
and score OF young men. arrived here to-day from
Cincinnati, and tomorrow Will embark ON the
American Line steamer Southwark for Liverpool.
The route OF the trip is: From Glasgow by way Of
the English lakes TO Edinburgh; thence 10 Merose.
York. Lincoln, Peterboro Cambridge and Bedford
From the latter place the party will run direct to
London. After few days spent in that city, the
party will sail for Paris by way OF Dover and
Calais. After a short through France the bicy-
clists will start the homeward trip. Reaching
London they will proceed TO oxford from there to
Stafford thence TO Birmingham and Chester. and
from the latter city to Liverpool The return ocean
trip will be made the steamer Beigenland Tor
Philadelphia, the party leaving Liverpool on Au-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06
AN INTER-CITY RACE on JULY 20.

Pttsburg. July 1.-The inter-city race OF The
rttsburg Press" from Cleveland 10 Pittsbure. VIII
be July %. A challenge has been issued to
Cleveland. Buffalo. Erie. Wheeling and other cit
les 10 send teams for a team race In connec-
ton with the affair and several cities nave al
ready responded. The run by THE Press
last year and year before from Buffalo to f1tts-
burg gained National reputation. A special train
will carry the contestants 10 Cleveland on July
TO- and the race will start the morning or
July 20. Fully 100 starters expected The prize
list will be large and valuable. over a shortcut
route that has Just been surveyed the distance pc
tween the two cities is ~ miles. 1t will be covered
PROBABLY In less than hours. The race ~ open
10 al amateur wheelmen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-06

Liverpool July j. 3a5 p -B'ef-Ex India mess
steady ~ ,ss Nj prime steady AT 6ls 81. Pork
PIN. moss Western fine dull JIs ID: do medium duh
at .Os Hams shor, about a TO ID 10. nrm at Us
Cumberland cut about y 10 10 n, Arm At ia.
short nib about - n nrm At 32s long clear middl's
ntoi, ~ ~ nrn AT 33s long and short clear middles
sh,i, 2; n 33s Shoulders-About II 10 IN
H. arm at Dos cheese American fines; white AMI col
.r.d firm AT ass Talov. prime city. nominal. cot
tonSrci oil Liverpool refined steady AZ ms Spirits OF
turr,~nne steady lis nj Resin. common. steady nj
A. lard mime Western spot dull at SIS vi. Wheat
y, , red winter dun ~ AID, No red spring duh AZ
- yi.d Flour St LOUIS fancy winter. duh Is 81
corn mixed Western spot firm AZ Is 3'.d. July steady
al A. nd August steady Ia 2i.d. September steady at
= 2.d. Hops at London Pae'he coast steady az IL los"
-
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, -FoURrEEN

July holiday The market hrmer. result OF the
increased business The sales foot i273 cases In
Guiding the following: 200 crop 1897 New Eng
land Havana Sd35c so 1898. ew-Engisnd seed.
la he; $50 1894 New England Havana l3u1Itc'
1892 Pennsylvania seed leaf. 10fllc 100 cases 1893,
zimmers l3ai5sc: 70 cases. 1884, Gebharts 9al0'7c:
100 cases 1892 Wisconsin Havana l1di+c: 100 cases.
1911 Wisconsin Havana sisgio1c; $50 cases sundries
4p2Oc Foreign tobacco also more active. ana closed
nrn with sales Of $50 bales Havana filters at G3casl 90
and 300 bales Sumatra 60cq2 p In bond kentuck.'
tobacco steady with sales OF about 100 hhds on pr-
terms.
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WHEEL RACES AT LOUISVILLE.

Louisville KY july 1.-THE Cycle Derby yester-
day afternoon was by J. W. Bowler Of Chi
caso His time was 2:l31- In the paced mile De
cardy lowered his record for the flying start 20
1928 Al the ed OF the races. b. ". Twyman.
OF the Morgan Wright team. started on twenty
four-hour ride 10 break the worlds record ivy
man now holds the American record at 1872 miles.
Nearly 500 people saw the races.
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ENTRIES FOR THE NATIONAL MEET

THE SEASIDE CITY TO WELCOME THE CENTURY
RUNNERS TONIGHT.
Asbury Park, July (SpeciaD.-The National meet
OF IS will have present the largest number OF racing
men OF any meet yet held. Al o'clock this afternoon
.h.r. were 100 individual entries and are COM
ing The Asbury Park Wheelmen are ready Tor the
arrival OF the century runners tomorrow night
Thrty-hve members started for Newark tonight
to make the run. There will be pyrotechnic dis
play when the "centurons'' enter North Asoury
A. the Deal Lake Bridge they will be met by the
Mayor and Common Council in taiiy-ho WIG
The RIM Checkers will be on duty until midnight.
Johnson Tyler Sanger and the other fast proies-
SIGNALS have entered for the races Ihursoay' FRIDAY
and Saturday.
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

Landau July 5-At wool safes to-day 1900 bales
were offered The competition strong and active
Mernos sold Of 20 cent aooye the cf
ouo,ed the closing Of the last series In May. This
Was partly the briskr II the American demand
There was spirited bidding for croesbr~is Tho home
trade took most offerings Of this sort but few Of
the best parcels secured by American operators
puntas Arenas woods sold we'll at Nd advance Follow
are the in detail with the prices ob,sned; Sow
south Wales bales: secured 6sdq1s Id: do lxcks
and pieces 5.Qiid greasy 4.desd: do locks and pd
2q7.d Queensland. l. 40 bales; secured Mai. ID, 40
iocks and pieces 1%dq1s; greasy. GQsd. Victoria 600
bales SECURED Sdais Sd do lock. and pieces Say'4d
Greasy GsInDLd 30 locks and pieces. +TGhd. South
australia 800 bales scourcd locks and pieces. ,i.d
sreasI G9Tt.d: do locks. and pieces SHd West Aus
No New Zcaiand. 100 oaes. udals AID. 50
eces 2&dTxd Cape Of Good Hope and Natal 400 bales
secured. IL Hdais "a greasy ttTsd Puntss Ars.s'
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IN. statistical position Of Rra, cote. is as follows

yers were not sing he raTks fsr NIL. s ,a,
largely Of holiday character. succeeding ycs'.rdas
tomorrow Mo-, II the business transacted # small,
. s hut nsFs re. marx s ' .r n on
Of l5aise f.r RIO ~ spot and iss.g.. for ~, \.
The cai from buyer. vas f,r small lots. .,
mrS'' f 0s" Y wnI fl , S%,
having Withdrawn from The market, rric. VIZ c IN
ana jsbn %' ' !. Toas H. and powdered s. Sss2
S a. g.ey Ms. Gull %h M" "S @ pre". "
scn,n oils we're y,n,rsiy s,'.n' WIN p'pp,'m mi nr'
t In bulk H', ao,sd a, :; % 8 quoted at s. J, Tor
FLOUR AND The irnde in nour moderately
iyer. are boiling on demand'ng consc-s,on. COUNTRY
: s m. phsT s%na T at %sS
as follow: $50 sacks winter patents Kansas prSar
private terms: "sis IBIS cy patents private terms.
sSI. city clear s,a,; i, s'. Ell, n"r, 50 e"
hbs spring Extra T. 81 TO- and p" sacks supe,ane 8 80
ass ''" '' MarS'r stead, sales 30 Sbi.
soassn n''s sa Sf'"sIf s
Quoted; rlns white s. lcSs y: nns yc a s. no
S $3.50 @ M r ' soS %" 7Sasc Sa 80
hon ns~ ~. shsg SIC meal '7' oil meal 81 To-
FOREIGN DRIED FRliTs-The general market for
s9Ts ss fruit WAS %" We S%qr s4 Fn
s.' sHs ." Ss E @se TT9 ras nuts s
FOREIGN GREEN FRUITS The market generally IL
quiet and barely sendy. owing - expected saer mex
week quote: 81 5OnSS 20: oranges sass %
bananas. G5cn$ 80 pineapples SGasl2 cocoanus $22a
So
lRAIN-WuEAT- wheat market moderately
active and stronger morning. selling up about ~.
dull and fell back 10 III" final quotations OF
"wednesday. The opening prices were somewhat higher
a little trade the buying side. due
steady private cables reports OF rains In the south
west reports ~ weather In the Northwest and
the continued light movement Of winter wheat. There
practically outside business trade being hamp-red
by the fact that were away the attendance on
Change being small both here and at The interior The
supported and nj midday the market was
down about the mai figures Of last evening. largely
ing The question OF tn" movement ~ wheat Is an
carefully III. movement does not increase materially
the small arrivals Interior receipts Of wheat spring
cago 40 bush all winter against o. 32j bush last
receipts bush. sssinsi 3+ SIS bush total 27s l2
against +sy bush Exports. 3aI bush against
the afternoon the selling pressure became
quite positive and the market gave still further. de-
cninc ii.r the highest the day. closing at thr
bottom .Nisc decline. Cash wheat Inactive
No red the close was quoted I3.c In store and
15ssc nnoat: No Northern 77tc delivered. Tstc
I o b ahoat. and No hard 70h.c o anoat.
CORN-The market for quiet but
steady The opening showed q slight gain from the nna
OF night and during the morning the slight advance
held light offerings and the decline Of the good
export buying early In the week. Sympathy with whea
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BOWLING ANALYSIS

Runs at the fail Of each wicket FIRST innnSsuHew
York I. 81. us. 49, is: ~ i'o 14e is2 70, nar's
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EMPIRE STATE BOAT CLUB.
Albany. July 5.-The Empire State Boat Club was
Incorporated to-day. The directors are John a.
Robinson. Thomas II. Richardson. Jr.. James ~
Cannon. Richard Murray. Lewis F. Miggs and Jo-
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