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CHICAGO MARKETS
Rnari of Trade.

Chicago. July so.-There vas pretty
.aav *~sae IN wheat. with the mAfHrs
-, ,vtfhln a range % iAszi1sc- Initial
.rss@s we're the same % &c above the nnsi
.,'~,,ras az Wednesday. ard sold OF Nc,
rsIliszf s.a&c. esssd OF lase. raiiiea sons
ara rsossss hss decline. There Sss coca
- st she star, By local traders. but
-. demand was soon satisfied, there be-
49,, s~es offerings Of long property and
fresh short selling by a proTnsAfn1 49,
-sra ssriv news was, II anytnsng. htt'e
s.asrs.n me chief factors being me Ia
1919 weather anA rather feeble TO-
sr.-sss ~ cables 10 yesterdays bulge on
tsis side. Northwest receipts We ~ -
,sa.-v.f ara tse Indiana report mace the
10 n tnat stats ss.sIsea bushels, or
ss...,, no 100 asishess more than a year
arc csoslns cables came easier. ana
caused renewed seiiinx
-. rood trade IN corn. and
,.s-s,, .,,fve market within Nc range
sr-,a cats market faissa 20 show as maea
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Ottawa. July aa.--Collertor Minis report
OF the seasons operations OF the Canadian
scaling fleets in the japanese waters -
In rho hands OF tho minister OF marine.
1t shows an average OF sAs skins to each
OF the twenty-elght gschooners at work.
making a total OF 1901 skins. There -
also the catch OF eight American schoon-
ers, a total OF s.sps skins. and OF seven
Kakoteate seaiers. with eti7 skins. Tho
catch OF the other American craft make
up a total Of Is 800 skins. ON tho whole
the catch Is slightly better than last sea-
son.
The collector also reports that this year
Victoria seaiers shipped all their ssalskine
home from Japan by the Canadian Pacific
steamers, and many OF them sent home
their shotgunr ard rifles by the same
steamers In order to escape moicetation
In Bering sea by the united states cut
ser~. which hitherto have made many un-
necessary searches OF Canadian craft %
ascertain whether they were complying
with the terms of the Paris award, wn!cn
prohibits the use OF firearsns In Hsrme
sea.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.



London. July sa-Consols. iisS. silver,
ssd
New York. July 3o-The Evening Posts
London financial cahlegram says: The
stock markets were generally better here
today. and English rails were quite BOOM
ing again. Americans recovered on the
lead In New York and bear purchases
here. There we're no genuine purchases of
Americsns here, and prices closed under
the best. Mines were better. on a cessation
OF the Paris sales. The coin and bullion
IN the Bank OF England decreased ESo 900
this week. Cash is beginning 10 80 into
the country for holiday requirements.
Tho gold movement for the week consist
ed of 5000. 900 In soverelgns imported from
Australia. All the arrivals of bar gold
ara now bought for the continent The
Times money article speaks of a prem
ium on gold in America and the possibility
OF gold shipments from here 10 New
York At present, however. there Is no
symptom OF such shipments.
The Paris hourse was less panscky but
weak. The Berlin market was duh. The
success of the Russian loan. so far as
estimated. but Germany Is understood
10 have subscribed largely.
Breadstufrs and Grains.
hFcrPooi, July Wv HeaA--ssi'ot steaes
demand poor; No. red winter, as I'd /;
No. 2 red spring. IS I'D: No. California.
IS 81. Futures closed quiet, with near
positions I'D lower and distant positions
unchanged: July. August and September.
IS 10Ad: October a. lid; November. Is
l1Ad: December, Is ilsad.
Corn-Spo; firm; American mixed new.
IS sNd. Futures closed hrm. with near
positions unchanged TO Nd higher and
distant positions unchanged: July Is Sd;
August. Is sisd: September. ~ aisd; oc-
tober. Is 1od: November, Is 1oiad. Deem
Der, Is l0s4d.
Fiour-Demand Arm; st. Louis fancy
winter, 6s Sd.
HoTs,
Hops--At London. Pacific coast, Gi 15s.
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weyler Releases American CatIDou~s
washington city. July N.--Thc dspart.'
ment of state has been advised pr ConSeA
General I,ee. at Havana, under date 81
July 3, that George Calvar. an American
citizen arrested In Manxaniilo. dtstrtoe OF
Santiago de Cuba In tina month OF April
OF this year, and Manuel RomaGosa, ALSO
an American citizen. residing Ia the same
province, have been officially notueo 81
their unconditional release from prisoo.
At the suggestion OF Gen. Miles. who
has interested himself In the case IN Do
half OF the friends OF the man. Acting
Secretary OF State Rockhiu briefly tele-
graphed TO Consul General IxeA ut HA-
vana. asking for Information respecting
Pearce Atkinson, a Chicago man serving
with the insurgents. who was reported 20
have been killed near Havana The CONSUL
general replied that so far he has beon unr
able 10 obtain any information q the mat
ter after inquiry in Havana.
A petition by citizens cf Key West asd
elsewhere IN Florida. asking for tho inter-
yention OF the state department TO au1e-
llorate the condition OF Melton. one Of the
Competitor prisoners, has reached the de-
partment but no action upon It has yet
been taken
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ri. 1ampaign Orrr.

r.. sabssript8ans are rolling In. Brig
g. voarx today. Fer S--le cash IN adj
,sn~e ire Daily and sunday Post-intssli-
x.nrer wfIl be dei5ssrfd 70 any address
artf November H. TIE weekly F,-L VII
- -, far skss came period 10 airy ad4rsss
- - ash in advance. Here's a ehanes
s, ksso yoaraesf posts1 on all sAs news
~ z~atslA and TIE country p large for 8
e-,~F, sus.s. Get your s1sscsi ption Is ezr.y.
20 rnst yoa vonl mizs any o. sAs nsus.
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Mlnlng stocks.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

New Yerk. July sa.--Tha share specu-
lafson today reflected little. II any. i'm
rroveraens 81 tae character Of the mar
ket. manipulation being In strong r.
lief The movement was sluggish. WITH
a s2Eglag tendency the greater part q
ire azy and she afternoon operations
were characterized b h@lated rally on
COVERINGS 81 short contracts TIE real
ersft Of affairs Specgiatigeiy vas again
mare clearly 6@Aaxa in the bend depart
rnert than IN TIRE stock movement. The
early IIcu9oE cables reported loser
market fer American securities, bat Ia
tsx advises from thai esntez received
inst before the opening here evidenced
= change OF front. and our market SYM
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snap - FOR several days. ana May had .
rather weAk an3ertcuA
Provisions were fairly arm early. but
became weak when grain showed the
way.
Closing Quotations.
Wheas--Jaly and August. Sc: September.
zA6sSa<c.
Cora-Jaly. ssse: September. ssSGsslse
OafS-J1ly. fSc. September, i-TsGnSn
Pork-Jnly. s4es. September. &fsss
IArd-July. xa1e. September. SfS
Ries-Jaly. 81 IS: September. x.sssG AZ
FsaxsecS-Tsc.
Tmothy-<2se
Hye-sessc-
Live steck.
Cattle sold all the way from So Ees %
Tor the poorest steers up 20 81 -SSfs & for
choice to prime heeves; heavy cattle. 81 IS
9450: ssockers and feeders, s. 5s3S -;
cows. hsifers and bulls show no par.tcu-
lar change. but calves ara gradually de-
Ginning IN price.
Hogs-Hesvy hogs sold at an extreme
range Of s. q. big heavy lots going
lowest ard choice averaging less than
so pounds the highest. Medium sold at
Gss7sas. lights. S-M6ssS. and pigs a,
s. AaSS0
Sheep-Sheep were salabie at s. Tssf
2 - for inferior 10 common I'D 10 Ss}S *
for choice TO prime fioeks: Western rang
ers. g. sN@rs: feeders, s. taasso: lambs
we're in good demand st So. $siS a. a few
inferior selling at S95aFss: choice lambs
isc higher, with sales as high as $S@
Reeeipts-cattie. Teoo head. hogs. Il. 90
head: sheep. i0.eeo head.
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MARINE NEWS.

san Francisco. July 3o.-Arrived-Str
Monowai. Sydney and Honolulu; San Bias.
Panama Saiied-Sterling. Sydney: blk
Oregon. Nanaimo: w. III. Dimond. Homo
lulu. Cleared-China. Yokohama nnd
Hongkong; Craigmore. Queenstown.
San Francisco. July 3o.-rhe British ship
Cedarbank caught fire at the dock this
afternoon. The fire started In pile of
straw, and spread so rapidly that the
ship was In danger. An alarm OF FIRE
was sounded. and the fireboat managed
10 get the fire under control. The wood
work of the ship was considerably burn
ed.
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KArE r1Er.p rRrENpLEss.
Ne One Seems TO Care What Becomes
Of Her Rt,dv.

OF Her Body.
Ecaoluhx July 3.--per steamer Acuo-
wal to San Francisco. July M--No anal
disposition OF the remains OF the late Kate
Field has been made. A Miss Lillian Whit
ing OF New York. has written letter
expressing wish that the caskes contain
ing the body Re forwarded to New Yorlk
and buried BY the side OF her father ana
mother in Mount Auburn. The letter
states that George Riddcll. the elocution-
sSs. Is the only living relative Miss Ffcla
had The supposed friends or Mss ffela
living IN the Tniged States. TO whom ia
her dying moments she requested that
letters be sent. have not teen heard from
Neither consGI Nils nor any OF Msss
Fields friends in Hawaii has had isttarS
SroIn them that would warrant action be-
Ing taken. Miss Field left no estate and
died in debt. II Is said that somewhere
In Washington City are numbers or her
trunks containing personal Effects. but
no one seems TO have taken interest,"
enough TO ascertain the valae or eharAe-
ter OK them.
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- & July =. ssrn.
Thomas r Hsysor e TX 70 Ellen Nnr-
rhy lot 10. block - Northern AID. Jaly
- $40.
e. c. Hughes e. III. 10 Thomas Cars
tens. lots n ard "A. Neck IS, Rurkess 81
al. Jan. e q C S.
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z.y,rh switzerland. July 1s.-Ths rsai~
c.r. r. -hfz town are Ri n state Of panic.
or.ing 70 the riots growing our % the
kliisnx Of s~fss by an Italian sns an at
So - .he Italian quarter. IN which So
rtoug excuses were committed Tho
sroons occupy the streets. but there 10
general exodus cf ftslisns
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r,onaor. JAY "a dispasch from PREF
forza 20 the Daily TELEGRAPH ssys: The
-ussln here are surpTiaAd NJ tne senity o.
she sentence IA sne eases or DIT Jsfnsaon
and hts assistants. President kFuge~ hrs
trean sr,sers4@ wed on the subject. but de-
cltrea 70 express an opinion"
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BUTTER! BUTTER!

We buy a., grades % Butter--Crsanery.
mary ard EAach- saip year Batter 10
JOHN y. <G ES, sestsfser fseesss,
Asl get the Cssh.
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A reward Of 80 win bs paid for infor-
nation leading 70 this arrsSs and conv1e-
ton az any ono stealing copies Of the
rost.fnsssIigeneer delivered 70 subscribstn
throughout the cifx.
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rh. pn..,nn ro.n : nfg s.,oce.r.

paris. July z9.--Tshe Russian loan of II
o. 90 90 francs Gsso. pfol sssusd by the
pn,gascAgfIs has been covered twansy-dye
ursses over.
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STEAMER UTOPIA
leaves Tacoma. IL necn. Seattle. Yesler
vAari. s r. m. Mondays and Thursdays
if Port Townsend, Anacortcs. FAirhsysa.
xew " atcon. Blaine and Friday HAr-
~. and Vancouver. arriving Sancouvsr Z
y n following day
Pare 10 Blalns g.. fare 10 Vancouver,
% wasrs
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Total Sales.
The total sales OF stocks today were
1880 shares, including: American To-
bacco 1900 Atchison $500. American SUI
gar 90 900, Burlington $500 l.. Il ". $500.
Manhattan 1850. ST. Paul 1880. Reading
1000. Rock Island 1900. Wheeling & Lake
Erie $500.
F1our-Receipts, 1910 barrels: exports.
1900. Market ruled steady. with fair
trade in winters. but no call for spring
brands.
wheat.
whea,-Receipts, So. 80 bushels; exports.
~ 40 bushels. Spot. weak; No red.
e-s.. No hard S5Ac. Options opened
s.easier. or better cables and light winter
,.bsat movement. but eased OF under long
..tI,nv ard was generally dun and heavy
ali say. closing Ldssc net lower; Nc. red
INV closed s3asc; September closed sac.
Hops.
wool-Quiet-
T91-Frrm: straits, $i3.io1fs.E; plates.
dun s.
snelter-DuiI: domestic. Gsed4
Conper-Easy: brokers price. sn' ex-
change. sio.7sf7fi- 60.
Ieaa-Easy; brokers', $50; exchange.
g. soQ19a
Petroleum..
pas-olAuu-Duli: United closed tiS ask
"A. pennsyIvania crude weak. WITS pa;
ohIo crude steady. 6oei August optlohs
closed SLOTS bid
Coffee.
ca~eo-Options closed barely STEADY az
net declines OF and % points, closea SEP
1890 ss,s,s roc. Spot coffee. Rio. duh;
mild, quiet.
sugar.
Sugar-Raw. firm; rehne1' isl''y AS'a's
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THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
IVAN OWED

= THE GOLD FIELDS OF THE
a. ukoN RIVER. ALASKA
.seafner rsAkME win ieava
sea. on or about August "a for
81 IS ehaeis connect ng with tha
.s,oamersr II Meare for Circle City and
rorf cuaahy, and stopping al ali mining
camps on the river.
Thte il the only route 20 the Yukon
msnss hv which the dangers and hsrdships
Saa De avoided. Passengers take steam
ers a. SEATTLE and are landed directly AZ
nc mines. Fer rates. etc. sppiy %
TON AND TRADING Co. Scawaeach-
tr's Wharf Seattle. Wash.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

Steamers leave Seattle
For San Francisco va Port Townsend
Qnd Victoria. II. c.: wails wails. = q m.
July I. rs. 81, August Is. ~: Umatilla. g.
N, July g. q, August s. 90 City OF Pu-
ebla. s q. m July II. -. August 10, g.
Passengers received on board At \. m.
For Alaska: City OF Topeka. 9 n. m. July
Is. 81. august Is. 30. Queen. 3 a. m, July
Z 81. August 3.
J. r. TkowBRIDGE. T. $. supt,
Ocean dock. Scattla
GoopALI.. PERKINS e co.
General Agents. San Francisco.
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SKA
Pacific Coast Steamship company'O
STEA-fER AL-KI.
All newly rehfted. new upper desk cab
1na and new and commodious second-clasu
passenger accommodations. will sail from
heattle August 6 az a. M. calling AZ
MARY ISLAND.
KETCITKAN. YESS BAY.
WRANGEL. SUM DUN.
| DOUGLAS ISLAND AND JUNEAU.
fare 20 Wrangle: Cabin, 81; second
q -, $3.50.
6ass. s..
J. r. TROwBRTDGE.
Puget Sound superintendent
| SEATTLE Office. Ocean dock. foot Main
| erect Telephone. Main 20.
| Goodai. Perkins e. Co. general agents.
IN Francisco.
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rrr on THE -rLrEa-

I'll on THE s.FLYEAs
GEATTLE TO TACOMA
49, round trips daily. except Uun0ay.
4. - hour ard twenty-five mf1uto9
THE STEAMER FLYER"
nerrIar daily tripA Seatus-Iacc0
&zcxsefNacn EFFECT TuEsDAY. MAY 4
TINE CARD.
mnx1s fare. 6oc; round tr1p. -
f<sye 6satfls-7s6. liz o. ~: 1a@ -
esSsvs Tacoma--s3e q m; l. IN. ,. -
0uNDAY9.
leave seatttie-7 q M: Il FIR -
Lave Tacoma-ssD a. m; ID. =
80 ana Commercial dock. foot Of H.
sse esss s Steamers Flyer and STATE -
WashIrgton. fare DC
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EyERETT ROUTE. STR GREYHOUND.
Daily. except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle q m, II m. .. N
Leaves Everett SD O. m. 3 10 p. m. In
D ~
6undays--Leaves Seattle II n m: leaves
Everett p, m.
rAre-Slngie trip. 7Sc: round trip. 3. Is:
connects with boats for Tacoma and sno-
homish.
street.
6EATr1.E q TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
r. W. Goodhue. Manager.
Telephone. Red ~.
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San JUAN ISLANDS.

can JUAN ISLANDS.
nrEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
A.arrylne United States mail, leaves CITY
forf focs Of Main street. Monday. Wso-
sssday and Friday at q M. ter PEN
fevneend. Gan Juan islands and Me-
Vhatco1- Returning. leaves New W hat.
so1 Tuesday. Thursday ana SATURDAY. q
TINE CARD IN EFFECT JAN. L
Norfn bennd-L~Aves Seattle ! o. m !:
iuevee Port Townsend q m: leaves tr1r
M Harbor 90 O. m: leaves Roche Har-
- u:4s .. m: arrives st New Whatcom
6oufh bound-Leaves New whatcom o.
- leaves Roche Harbor 10 O. M: leaves
Triday Harbor II q m: leaves Port
Townsed I p N: arrives ~ seattle 10
j. r. Thempson. managr-owner; Lmy.
Doesrdus q Co.. agents. City dock.
Telephone. Main u.
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NIGHT

Comes and you are no longer bash
full, you are no longer in the cleaning
No; you are beyond that The great
Hudyan has done its work, and done
IL we'll Would you believe hundreds
and hundreds OF the best OF people
have Endorsed this wonderful remedio-
treatment. the great Hidyan? Hud-
gan Is the flower OF youth for man.
Hudyan stops the futtering sensations
OF the heart. Hadyan cures nervous
troubles. You can see for yourself.
Call or write for
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|oLYNPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
r. Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamR
AULTEOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
Leave Arrive.
Olympia at. En- . m Tacoma at. 50 =
ETaeoms At. 20 20 q m6eafsie ~ ..11a9 =
feaftls At -. 100 mTacoma at. - . q
Tacoma AZ SD p mOiympia at.. g - II
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Daily except Sunday.
Leave. Arrive.
&~att1e ...... 40 . mTscona 49,. 80 q .
Tacoma -. 1000 q IN Olympia -. 10 m
Olympia -. 200 . mTacomA 49,. SO . n
Tacoma 49,. s ID p m Seattle 49,. T.30 D IA
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. s
cents. Landing At Seattle City dock. foot
- Main street.
LILLY, BoGARDUs 4 CO., Agents.
City dock. Telephone. Main q.
Capt l.. Wiley. Manager.
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MORNING

You have just come out OF htful.
tossing. weary sleep, and as you rub
your eyes YOU note a full head. a
weary brain and Q weaknesz-'all
gone" weakness. Now you know
what Is the matter. There Is no ne
cessity TO preach. The real necessity
Is action. You are suffering from
neuras;henis, nerve loss, lack of en-
ergy. lack OF capacity. and you want
q sure and complete cure.
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Eashil|
and -
kinEsa,S
bort 9
VS.. h
|fast@j
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Having realized your true necessity.
YOU question. Where am / 10 go?
Don't go. Stop right wherever you
may be and learn about the wonderful
remedio-treatment. the great Hudyan.
After you have used this great rene
dlo-treatment you will feel like the
spring birds. Happy. happy. always
happy. A new light Will come into
your eyes. and a glad. joyous. merry
heart, for you will be complete-you
Will be well-you will be = strong,
vigorous man
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W IT,
I rUsncl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

Syracuse " Y May 1.-The opening Of the East
ern League season in this city to-day was attended
by big celebration. in which the Syracuse ana
Toronto teams and 1000 Syracusans took part Inc
Stars they pleased. The Score:
Syracuse ...................O ID
Toronto ...............:......O VI
Springfield Mass. May 1.-The Eastern League
season was opened here to-day with considerable
enthusiasm Springfield defeating Scranton. The
score:
Springfield ................5 ~
Providence, May 1.-The opening game OF the
Eastern League season in this city to-day was at
tended by about three thousand persons and they
saw contest that interesting and well played.
The score:
Providence ................2 ! ! ! Is
Wilkesbarre ,................O = w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
,PUy AND NAVY ORDERS.

washington. May (specaD.-The following army
s,7., haan issued: Second Lieutenant Ihomas
Pearce. Eth Infantry, is transferred from oom,
n,nv TO Company of that regiment SAp.a ,".
George Moc Derby, Corps of Engineers VIII rep',.
70 colonel Arson Mills. Cd cavalry, -,
y, tho trp,ted States the lnternatlona. "a
OF tnr "a make such surveys and reports, anu
to give such consultations ana IN the considera-
as the Oaninns pertaining the use of the waters
Of the Ro Gnde and the pTI} yu,ena "a George O.
toma dai Arery viii proceed to s SS
to attend the National Eestrea his services can be
time betwesn ; my 1'nited states Artillery School,
For. Nor roe. Va. ,,,o oeicers have been or
Naval Ord tSe Naval war College and TORPEDO
School Commanders Echns e%er R.cSards and
s sIfTs, Buekpgham n cutls D E
ham, Bull sawyer pswey Ea task ssnor and vose
signs lieutenant A. f. culver has been ordereo
go shn Bureau OF Ordnance.
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PRINCE OF wALEs's THAT'S A WINNER.
SHE is FIRST FOR THE 1000 GUINEA STAKES
AT NEWMARKET.

DIE 10 fiRST tOf lHE J.ND GUINEA SIAhES
AT NEWMARKET.
London. May 1.-At Newmarket to-day the May
Plate Of 300 sovereigns for two-yearods, five fur
longs. won by Leopold de Rothschild's bay fy
Goletta. by Gaopin-Biserta. Wallace Johnstone's
chestnut colt Stewarton. by MISUNDERSTANDING Lass
was second and Z. Fosters chestnut colt High
Chancellor, by Crowberry-Lady Cecil. third. p.
Lorillards Lamerock started but not placed.
The 1000 Guineas Stakes, OF 100 sovereigns each.
halt forfeit for three-yearold flies, the owner Of
the second FLY TO receive 200 sovereigns out Of the
stakes and the third to her stake. Rowley mile
Wales's brown flly That's by st. Serf-Poetry
Douglas Baird's brown Ally Santa Maura, BY ST
Smon-Palmfower was second and Lord Ietand's
bay hly Jolly Boat, by Panzerschin-Santa FeHce.
third
The Brinkley Plate Of 200 soYereisns. added to a
sweepstakes Of sovereigns each for starters, Tor
three-year-olds penalties and allowances. one mile
was won by T. Jennings Jr.'s. bay hly GLOW, by
sheen-St Helen. SIR r. Farquhars bay colt Inc
Quack by Friar's Balsam. dam by Galopin-Mother
Superior WIS second, and H. McCalmonts b. c.
Mitre by Merry Misunderstanding third. +. Lor-
lizards chestnut gelding Dakotah III started, but
WAS not placed.
The Briefly Plate (nandicap). Of 200 sovereigns. six
ttusongs was won by T. Cannon,s chestnut my II
Tacombe. by Hidden Treasure-Ilfra, by Touchet
y Jew1tts chestnut colt Recorder, by Favo-Re-
sn ara vas second. and NJ r. Lebaudy,s brown
nnerse Sweet Auburn by Sweetheart-Goldsmith
s.alo. inird. E. wishards American horse Ramapo
s'srteo. out was not placed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
,os,vc prices SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
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