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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-07

The members Of tho Dyker Meadow Golf Club
playe1 over their summer greens for the last
time yesterday, when a handicap tournament
at medal play was held for a cup presented by
II. NJ. Adams. The temporary greens, WHOA
use TO be used during the cold weather, are vir-
tually finished. and In future will be substi-
tuted for tho summer ones. This will shorten
each hole from thirty to forty yards, but will
not materially change the line of play. Thomas
A. Eddy was the winner Of tho cup yesterday
with n net score Of 81. Following are the cards.
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The American Canoe Association Skating
Club has been organized. with the following off,
GERS: Honorary President. Il. X. Sarney, Spring
kers; Secretary and Treasurer, L. H., Holhrook.
ionkers. All members OF the American Canoe
Associa lion are eligible 10 membership. The
promoters propose to introduce in this city the
winter sport Of canoeing on the ice, which has
proved to be a popular pastime on the upper
Hudson aud IN Canada,
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Physical Director Y. II. Cam OF the New York Unit
vsraity has arranged = series OF monthly athletics ana
gymnAStio contests TO be held In the gymnasium dur.
Ing the winter months. Rx-Comnodore David Banks
OF the New York Yacht Club has oneFsd $500 worth
OF cups and msdals in priEea- Arrangements are be,
Ing made Tor dual conteBts with othor colleges u both
uSck athletics and gymnastics
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MONTREAL Dec. 6.-George Standing. the in.
%structor OF racquets at the Racquet and Tennis
Club Of New York; Peter W. Latham OF Eng.
Percy Ash wort former amateur champion OF
England, are here. They will take part in
matches At the Montreal Racquet Club on Tues.
day and Wednesday.
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Too sIsaa's Gus Bursts. but He Escapes In.
JuFy.

LONDON. Dec. 6.-Tod Sloan. the American
Jockey, 10 a guest of Lord William Beresford at
Deepdene, Dorking. While out shooting to-day
sloan's gun burst in his hands. but he sus-
tanned no injury.
lease him from his engagement 10 rido for him
next year, thus enabling him to return to
England.
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Gaudaur's Reply to wray.

MONTREAL. Dec. 6.-Jake Gaudaur, champion
oarsman of the world. telegraphed here to day
that he would not go to England merely to row
Wray Of Australia for 81 900 The champion
says such a challenge show WIS insincerity on tho
part OF Wray. Gaudaur's expenses alone would
be $500. 1t Is an interesting fact. Gaudaur says,
that Wrny's challenge is the first he has re-
ceived since he defeated Stanbury for the cham
pionghip last year,
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ginuy Barry villas In England.

LONDON. Dec. 6.-Jimmy Barry Of Chicago
and Walter Croot, the crack English bantam
weight, met in q twenty-round contest before
test was for a purse OF $500 and a side wager OF
a1U0. Barry weighed in at l07 pounds and
Croot at lOl. Barry knocked his man out in
the twentieth round,
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oaramen Will Meet All Conner,
Next Tear.

oaramen Will Meet All Corners
Next Year.
The annual meeting Of the Columbia Univer-
sity Rowing Club was held yesterday afternoon
In Havemeyer Hall. FL s. Bangs, 20. presided.
The following officers were unanimously elected:
Francis 8. Bangs. '7s, President; John II. Prem
tice. '97, Secretary; T. Ludlow Chrystie. '92.
Treasurer. and q Board Of Governors consisting
of eight graduates and eight undergraduates.
According to the rreasurer's report the total
amount of money raised during the last year
from subscriptions and other sources was $l2,-
105. The expenditure for the university crew
was IS. 1872 80, and for tho freshman crew
%. 726. IA. The club is In a flourishiny condition,
the management Of last year having left no debt.
President Bangs. in an address to the students,
outlined the policy Of Columbia for the coming
year. He said that the university would meet
all comers. 1t was proposed TO row Annapolis
on the Hudson River May %. In order TO be
represented in tho Harlem regatta on May 80
another eight would be formed. This, he said,
was possible owing. to the abundance of ma
terial which will train for the different crews.
II Is also proposed TO enter q fouroared crew In
the Harlem regatta. He further said that 1t
would take 10000 to pay for the varsity and
freshmen crews and for the general expenses
Of the boat club next year. Any one who sub
scribes $40 TO this fund becomes q member Of
the club and Is eligible to all privileges.
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n. Y. A. ca wins.
A. Il. C.-James f, sullivan, 2il Broadway.
W. A. W.-Cornell. 20 minutes and "a seconds, yaiA
go minutes - seconds; Harvard, VI minutes.
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Reoopt,o. to ceIoh OF Harvard.

BOSTON. Dec. Ga reception and banquet will
be rendered TO Rudolph LehmAnn. coach of the
Harvard crew. at Washington. Dec. Is. by
Theodore Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy. 1t Is probable that the Harvard gradu.
ateS. at and near Washington. will Join with
that President McKinley's private Secretary. J.
Addison Porter, who 10 an ardent Yalc man. has
expressed a desire on the part of Yale graduates
TO be allowed to participate. 1t Is probable that
1t Will be O Yale and Harvard reception.
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Tho course of the Richmond Hill Golf Club
was also in line condition yesterday, for the
match play handicap foursomes for two cups.
Each round was Of nine holes. q single circuit of
the links. The following are the summaries:
First Round-Edward Mann and A. ". Morse. hapdi.
cap rs. beat Augustus Smith and w. Hunt Hall, l6,
by 2 up and ! to play; Nelson y. Grimm and partner.
10, beat W. II. Rachau and j. J. Manning. ID, by l
up. in ten holes; Clarence Goodby and Cortlandt 8.
Van Rensselaer,. IL, beat II. r. Mooney and 7. r. KEEL
logg. 10. by 1 up. in ten holes; Edgar W. Van Week
and Arthur Msn. v, beat John MacIntyre and oliver
Smith. II. by 4 up and 8 TO play.
Semi. nnais-Grinf and partner beat ooodby and
Van Rensselaer, by 3 mp; Arthur Man and Van Week
beat Edw ard Mann and Morae, by 4 up and . to play.
Final-Man and Van Week beat Griffin and partner.
by 2 up.
Early next week the Richmond Hill golfers
will hold n medal and match play tournament
for a cup.
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Apolto-oahn. lTS; funnel. l72i L. BrethaneE,
1ss; Krausn, ltg; G. Brpthausr. 100. Total. zee.
Ariiuatpu-H. BoemeFniann. Jr, ll3; PanHer. lRoi
q. Boen1eFrnann. Jr., 1sli Holthausen. lAo; ]. Boo
msrmAnn. 1sp. Total, 70B.
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The results for tho December cup at the Nut
ley Golf Club willnot be announced until Jan. 1.
The following is q ummary Of the contests for
the championship cup during the past week.
Michael beat 0eer. by . up and q to play: Dorr beat
Michael, by up. in nineteen holes; Gser beat Dorr,
by 8 up and 4 TO play; Glad win beat CLARKE BY 9 up
and z TO play Ohtman beat Morgan. by l up; Wal.
colt beat Plunkett. by 2 up and ! to play; Berg beat
Walcott. by l up. In nineteen holes; johnson beat
Bowler. by Y up and l TO play.
NOTE.
To- day the women players Of tho Dyker
Meadow Golf Club. who have been meeting in
preliminary matches weekly for the past month.
will hold the final contest for 4 cup presented
by Z. L. Kalbleisch.
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East New York-CorriFan. 1906 Moore. 1905 Bos.
sert. 18y; Miles, lB9; Baker, $50. Total, 1874.
Fraternity-Lee 100; Cole. lar; Higgins, 1877;
hyerle. 1A7; Grinin. 1be. Total. 7sT.
THIRD GAME.
Fraternity-Lee, 1856; Cole, las: Higgins. 1<e,
Myerie. 1871; Grimm, les. Total, 40.
Long 1866; Judge. 142; Wheeler.
1B8; Thorn, ITO; Hill. l4k. Total. f0S.
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Sale
Mems Underwear.

The coM weather Is late this wear,
and we ha We ton much Wintei' I'm
derWear on hand. so we've decided
70 u prices 10 make u quick sale.
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Long ~Island-Rhoades, 1874; Judge 151: wheeio
1873: Thorn. 1853; Hill, 1866. Total, 700.
East New York-Cornean. 100; Moore. l59; Bosser
1lb; Miles, 1893; Baker. lSu. Total. TAB.
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HIRST GAN

Long Island. East New York and Fraternity ooun.
Ills each won and Lost q game In last nights series Of
he Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament. The scores,
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The anh round Of games In the Interclub League
tournament Of Brootiyn was played last night. This
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-12-07

cordiaiia-Kamiusky. 10l, pombrowshi.
Meyer, lis, stsinineef. IAsi Morris. lOt. Total I
I~polo-0Ahn, 1916 Huminei; lAOiL /. bretha'
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gent sold heavily to secure profits on the
purchases of last week, and the bears
Jumped in and endeavored to cut the
market. The foreigners and commission
houses were good steady buyers on the
decline. with the former taking upwards
of $4,000 shares. After the luncheon
hour. the selling pressure subsidized and
when the bears tried to cover they found
all the early offerings had been we'll
bought and very little stock Offering. The
result was that they were forced to bid
up the market on themselves to find new
sellers, and the market turned strong and
steadily advanced Prices recovered
sharply under the lead Of Sugar and the
Changers and international securities and
closed strong for these stocks at the high
est prices. showing net advances of "a
to III per cent. The only laggards were
the coalers, G. G. c., Manhattan and the
Bankrupt list. The strength of the mar
ket was shown by it's strong recuperative
powers after the early vigorous attacks
and heavy realizatio sales. The princl-
pal news items developed We're the pass
age of both Gas bills by the Illinois house,
the announcement of the Burlington state
ment for four months, showing the stock
has earned IL per cent since january
lst., to May LIST.
WHEAT.
Wheat developed further irregularity
and weakness to-day under renewed
heavy general liquidation and absence of
support influenced by continued weak
and falling foreign markets, with prices
at Liverpool closed Id lower and at
Paris go eentimes lower for wheat and /
franc for flour. The market opened weak
at Is decline and later recovered 3s to u
of this on reported extensive damage to
wheat and corn from heavy severe frosts
and freezing weather in the Northern and
Central portion of the West. Later, the
damage reports were denied and as they
were followed by more favorable private
crop accounts, with harvesting progress
ing rapidly in Oklahoma and Texas, and
supplemented by favorable weekly gov
eminent crop report, the market broke
and sold down 11sG1Ts cents from Sat
urday's final quotations. Liquidation by
small holders was general and foreign
houses sold freely on the break to hedge
their interests and early purchases. In
the late trading some moderate export
business developed and ON covering of
shorts prices rallied q from the lowest
and closed steady at net decline of IA
cetns for July and y for September from
Saturdays close.
e. B. CUTHBERT & co.
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Wool firm; domestic fleece. 1928; pulled

a,2.
Def steady; family s95OalO5O: extra mes
SaS; beef hams S24 packed $8.00(d9 90; city
extra India mess sl300G14.00
| Gut meats steady, picked bellies 5a5X;
do. picked shoulders 5Ka5&; do. hams 9a9h.
! Juy 50 IS, nominal refined quiet: continent
81 ~; south american s465; compound 3%a
Al
| Fork steady: mesa S8.b0a90O; short clear
s'.50al0 10 family S9.5Ga10 80
| Butter hrm, Yves tern creamery l1915;
DO factory "a al0h; ,aigin9 10; imitation
| mry Lab.
choose steady; arg, state Sas4e small fancy
| 7tp7A part 81 ~ N; ful skins .h9B
Eggs firm; State ana Pennsylvania lOK;
w@J.ca fresh 5&RlO%; southern t2.40G2 90
per thirty dozen cases
Potatoes steady Ncw York 95dSI.25. sweets
81 13a. 90. Southern 81 40a4 90.
country packages free 81, as to quality.
Petroleum quiet; United C.osed % refined
New YORK 90 l3i philadelphia and Baltimore
81. 10; do. in bulk $3.50.
Hosin quiet; strained. common to good
SLRHaL7b.
1urpentine quiet at 26A G274.
lace steady domestic, tar 70 extra ~ q
g. Japan NOS.
Molasses quiet; New Orleans. open kettle
Fir iron easy: southern $925alO25; north
ern SO U0al2OO; exchange -.
Copper easy; brokers' -; exchange $40 80
all25
Tin easy, straights sl3 409l3 50, plates
quiet.
s3pelter, firm; domestic 81 20a43O
Lead steady; exchange s325a3.30, brokers
$3l2H.
Tomatoes, per carrier, $l.0Ca1 %.
(abbages per crate, 90a1, barrel cabbage
75ae0c.
Cotton seed oil inactive; prime crude 90;
prime crude o b mills 16Gi7K; off crude
-, prime summer yellow 23Ha4; off
summer yellow -; butter grades 26az74 !;
prime white 26ba27
Coffee Options, September $715a7.25; Octo-
Der S720; spot, Rio, duh; NO. z, invoice -;
No jobbing = mild quiet; Cordova 1lkal3X.
Sugar, raw firm; fair refining IN;
centrifugal, 9s-test, 3X refined firm; No. 6,
~; No. 7, 4l16, No. 8, 8 1913; o. o,
1916; No. 10, 81, No. IL, 81, No. IL, 81,
Ne. ID, 3a No. IA, 35.l6; Mould A, An,
standard A, M; confectioners' A, ~, cut
!oaf Oh, crushed 5%, powdered An; granu-
lated An, cubes IN.
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tIVENpOOL.. june I.-3.UU r. M.-CpUI CUl-
ton, quiet: prices unchanged: American
middlIng Ard.
800 were for speculation and export, and in
cluded $500 American; receipts 6,OOO bales,
including 1900 american.
futures opened quiet but steady with
poor demand and closed quiet at the decline.
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e. B. CUTHBBRT & CO.'S. LETTER.
New York, June 1.-(SpecaD-C
opened dull and easy to-day and declined
8 to A points for this crop and 1 to 2
points for the next crop options, but re-
covered all this loss before ] O'Clock ON
buying on reports of continued cool nights
retarding the growth OF the crop along
the Northern edge of the cotton belt and
covering of shorts. The publication of
the weekly government crop report con-
firmed i'm part, these less favora BILE crop
reports and served TO hold the market
steady during the balance OF the after
noon at an advance, ranging from 2 to
6 points over Saturdays final quotations,
with the next crop options showing the
Improvement. The trading was very
light, and principally Of local charac-
ter. The Liverpool advices were unsat-
isfactory, showing a continuance Of the
indifferent demand there from English
and continental spinners, with total sales
since Saturday of but $4,000 bales, with
prices unchanged at 41sd for middling
and futures closed dull and unchanged to
~ point lower, compared with Saturdays
prices. Spot cotton here was advanced
IS to tx for middling, but could be bought
in round amounts for tx. In late trad
ing, market eased off on absence Of bust
ness and realizing by early buyers and
closed quiet and steady showing advances
of but j 10 points over Saturdays clos
ing.
STOCKS.
The speculation in stocks to-day was
more active and was attended by sharper
and more frequent and wider fluctuations
than for some time Following good
response by the London market to our
upward tendency of Saturday and Secre-
tary Cages speech on the tariff and the
currency prospect, the market opened
active and buoyant at advances ranging
from A to Per cent. On the bulge the
professional traders and scalping contin-
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. La, June
futures dutl; sales $3.50 bales.
OTHER MARKETS.

Galveston, quiet, IL, COS bales.
Norfolk, firm, TX. 81 bales.
Baltimore. nominal. ~, 2So bales.
Boston, steady, rs. - bales
Wilmington. steady, IN, Z bales
Philadelphia, quiet, 8, 3A ba es
Savannah, dull, easy ~, .oo4 bales.
New Orleans, quiet, steady. tn, 37S bales
Mobile, nothing doing, TX, bales.
Memphis, dull, IN, 81 bales.
Augusta. steady, IN, % bales.
Charleston, nominal, ~. - bsles.
Cincinnati, quiet, rs, 2sS bales.
Louisville, quiet. IN, bales.
st. Louis, quiet, ~, II bales.
Houston, quiet, ~, So bales.
New York, sGeady, ~, - bales.
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A SCALP|NG MARKET
Cool Night Stories Scare the
Cotton Bears.
GAsN I'D a FEW POINT
STOCKS WE'RE MORE ACTIVE AND
FLUCTUATING.
ON BET TER LONDON INQUIRY
Market Showed Heavy PeCuperattve
Power After Vigorous Attacks and
Heavy Ltqudation-Wheat De-
veloped r rther Weakness.

New York, June 1.-While the cotton
market was slow, sales reaching but o.
900 bales, the general tone was firm on
local covering inspiring in more or less
conflicting private crop accounts and q
positively bullish official weekly crop
report from Washington indicating cool
nights. dry weather and lice with the
effect of retarding the development of
the crop. The market opened quiet and
easy at a decline of / to 3 points, early
cables being not up to expectation. But
the opening was the lowest level of the
day. Immediately after the first call
prices commenced to stiffen on covering
and from the lowest point the market
advanced 6 to s points with the close
quiet and steady at a net gain of / to 3
points. During the afternoon there was
some liquidation owing to the continued
lack of outside speculative support. A
feature of the early trading was liberal
buying by Liverpool houses. This and
indications of cold wave from the north
were the leading factors in the early
stability of the market.
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NAVAL STORES.

wILMINGToN. N. c., June 1.-Spfrits
turpentine steady at 24Ha25; 1874 CASKS.
kosiD firm; strained Sl.20; good strained
$l25: receipts 637 barrels.
Tar firm at $780, receipts 100 barrels.
Crude turpentine firm: hard Sl.30; soft
sl.SJ; virgin $3.50, receipts 81 barrels.
CHARLESTON s. c., June 1-Turpen inc
firm at IAN bid sales - casks.
Rosn firm; sales 80; A. b, G, 81 25 d. l.3O
E, 100: r. 81 IS. G, s135, H, Sl.50, J. $l.55, X,
$l.55, NJ, 81 65, \, Sl.76, window glass $Lo5, wa
ter white 81 90
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 1--Spirits turpen-
tine firm at 24k; sales 3,l0l casks; receipts
3,659.
s182X, D, si.32X; h, Sl.40; F S1.40; g, SLAB; II.
sI.6O, i, 81 So; K. $1.75 NJ, SI.S5, N, $le5' win
dow glass SO 05: water white $3.50.
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*DaiIy. tDafIy except Sunday.
Trains Nos. 49 and As solid trains between
Pinner's Point and Wilmington. Train No,
i9 connects at Rocky Mount with train q
for all points South ana No. rs for all points
North.
G. nj. SERPRLL, j. K. KErLY,
Gen'l Manager. Sup't Trans
L. NJ EMERSON. Gsn1 Pass. agent.
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NEW YORK Monty MARKET.

NEW YORK. June /. Money on call
easy at 1e@1k per cent; last loan 4
cent. closed at II per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 34GG4 rer cent. Sterling ex-
change steady, with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 for demand, SKA
al So for sixty days. Posted rates 4.S6ha
4sT and SsGp4 ss4 Commercial bills,
Assn Mexican dollars -. Silver GER
tifcates 60aas0S. Bar silver sos. Covers
ment bonds strong. State bonds dull. Rail-
road bonds strong.
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LOCAL STOCK MARX EFT.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June Speculative markets
did not all go one way to-day. While
wheat and provisions were weak, corn
and oats were strong. Weak and a
total lack of cash demand caused de-
cline in wheat of IA per bushel. Corn
on the other hand advanced 5s cent,
frost damage fears driving shorts to
cover. Oats advanced Il to as cent. for
similar reason. Provisions closed at
a decline of about cents all around.
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CHICAGO, June !.

Cash qu0tatiCns were as follows:
Flour quiet, Wheat, No spring 671a68
ss& ; sge S S W No f rs ofn Mo- TO-
,sRds, ev b ;N9 a a So white white
2lh. Flax seed; No., !, 76xaT. Prime
81 9oa7 95 Lard. per 100 lbs S352kas,55 Short riE
sides 0oose) s4.l5a4 40. Dry-salted shoulders
(boxed) 5a5K. Short clear sfees tboxed) 4%a4A
Whiskey, distillers' finished goods per gallon
Sll9.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-Four dull; west
ern supertne $2:5Cas75; do. extra $3.25a4 90; do
straights 81 00GQ4.20.
Wheat dun and steady; spot and June 76S
76&; July 7Oa1O% August 69& aG9h; Southern
Corn quiet; spot 28xa2S%; June 27za28X
July 2S& a2o%; august 2S3a28%: September
2aa294; steamer mixed 26Aa26K; Southern
white 32Xa3i; do. yellow 80 asked.
Oats barely steady; No. 2 white 28; No. (
mixed -.
Rye easier; No. 2, nearby, 381as9; No. s
lay steady; No, l choice Timothy $l85Oa
1400
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June 1.-FIour opened duu
city mills patents $4.S0@6.20; do. clear
$475G4.9O; Minnesota patents 81 00a4 20; Min
neSOba bakers So4oa0 10; winter patents 81, bUS
400; do. straights $4.25a4 IS; do. winter ex
tras S3.3OD365; winter low grades So 6ba2 90
Rye flour steady; superfne $2.25a2 45; fancy
| S250a2.60.
Corn meal easy; yellow western So; city
| 60a6l: Brandywine $1.75al.80
Rye DULL No. western SIX; car lots 38a4O.
Barley quiet; western feeding 25x; malt
| ing 35042; barley malt nominal; western asa
| 81
Wheat, spot, weak; No l northern New
York 76% o afioat; No. hard winter
New York, spot, ....; No. northern Duluth
IT'S afioat; options, No. red June closed
TAX; July 42&a74 closed 734: August closed
r, September SO 9-l6a70 Is, closed 70; De
cember closed -.
Corn, spot, steady; No. 2, - in elevator; 29E
afioat; options, June 2'4a284, closed 2S4
July rs 9-16a23H. closed 2SH August 29k a296
closed 29k; september closed -
Oats, spot, steady, No. 2, 2lk: No. 2 deliy-
cred -; options, July closed 2l4.
Hay steady; shipping 50; good to choice 65(G
70.
Hops quiet; State choice to common 1896
crop aa4, 1895 crop 6(G9. Pacific coast 1896
crop 3a4; 1895 crop, Gallo.
Hides firm; Galveston, 2Oa25 lbs, IA; Bue-
nos Ayres dry, 2OaA lbs, 18Kal9: Texas
dry, 24a0 lbs. l0K; California, 21a25 lbs, 16
Leather steady ;HemlOck sole Buenos Ayres
light to heavy weights, 19a2O; acid, 1sk02
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ternational shares, which were helped by
foreign support. The sales were 81 ,673,-
600. Government bonds tended upward
with the new As rising u per cent. The
transactions were $1,000.
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Opening. Closing.
LIVERPOOL

Spot cotton closed STEADY; middling up
lands II. middlinH gulf 8: sales u, 722 bales.
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RALEIGH COTTON MARK EFT.
esBEIeH TOBACCO nARKET.

Market strong with good demand Fjr :
grades,
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~APON SPRINGS AND BATHS-on the
- CIR at North Mountain, Alakine Lithia
Springs, 1000 to 1900 guests annually; Elite
of North and South Largest and socially
most pleasant company at any mountain re-
sort in this country. For rates, circulars,
etc, address VIM. III. SALE, Capon Springs,
w. Va
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-06-02
NEW YORK..

NEW Yogx. June FIXTURES orened
quiet and easy: sales $500 bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady; sales 3d.