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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-16

CHICAGO. Nov. t6.~~The cattle market
was generally steady. Native beef steers.
&.@Qi.5o for the commoner let's up To $50
.. 10 for good 20 extra shipping droves, with
the larger part OF the offerings s.T5If5.30.
stockers and feeders. S3Sn{ii 10. The call
being mostly for light weight steers. Best
calves. s6d.: fed Texans. 34G4,-5.
Hogs-Market J4fi0c lower. Sales were
at s3l5a3.S1 fer the eommonsst To hest
droves OF hogs, the bulk of the sales bring
ing 535a34iiA, Pigs sold at safn4f3l0:
largely az s34f2.15
sheep Market for lambs. l59l20c lower,
lambs sold al S. s5455..a for inferior to prime
t'ocks. Sheep were l6c or more lower. with
sales at ss.5GQ4.io 10: yearilngs selling at 50. *
6i+7a. range sheep sold at s.. s5s,i 20 and
feeders brought 81. a9Ii
Recelpts-Cattie, a00e, hogs. io,0J0: sheep.
i5.AD.
Omaha.
OMAHA. Nov 15.--The cattle market
was steady 10 strong; receipts 2.s0l head;
native beef steers. si.So85.20. Western
steers. S375Gli.+o; Texas steers. 81. 5eT3en:
s,ockers and feeders, s3.40N45o; bulls and
stays, s. 25MS-5
Hogs-Rcceipts. $500 head: market 5dinc
lower: heavy. 3.22is6is, 10: mixed. sss2isf
a.:zs; light. sa.S0G2ia,a. bulk Of sales ss.seia
m3,s74.
sheep-Recepts, f.2oo head: market
steady TO lower fair to choice natives.
So. 7oaf4to; fair TO choice Westerns. s3.5e4p
AS. lambs, 1855.
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FOREIGN MARK ETs.
Financial.

NEW YORK Nov 15.--The Evening
Posts London financial ca~legram says:
The stock markets here were irregular
today and less firm. Ame richna opened
below the parity operators here being
tiuiid concerning the outcome OF the peace
commissions discussion OF the Philippine
question. Later prices allied considerably
but the close was dun again. Except for
nervousness over the PHILIPPINES. The feel
!rg here Is very confident IN favor OF AM
orleans.
For time Grand Trunk was good on
Montreal buying. Spanish a. were brought
from Paris. The German demand for gold
is strong at rs s,t. The iightucas or money
IN Berlin continues and further rise In
the German bank rate Is quite possible.
LONDON Nov f5.~-CIoslng: Canadian
Pacific. n; Grand Trunk - Bar silver,
quiet. Esd: money, s.M3 per cent. consois.
llola; silver, II iJ~lGd: Spanish 4s. 4iA.
Ureadstuffs.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. i5.--Wheat, Steady
Spot-No red northern spring, steady.
Ks 3isd. Futures closed quiet: November
nominal, December 6s lisd. March, 5s
ipixa cargoes on passage. qtsisier; car
goes off coast. buyers and sellers apart.
English country markets. quiet; Indian
shipments whea, 10 United Kingdom.
q 90 quarters; 10 Continent s.eo quarters.
Wheat iu Paris steady. Flour In Paris
quiet. French country markets. firm.
Weather tn England cloudy
Cons. oi-Amerleau mixed. firm, "a
lel.d November, steady. b IDasd. Decenl-
Der. steady. 81 s7.d, March steady. 3s SID.
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THE WOOL MARKET.


BOSTON. Nov. t5.-The wool market Is
In practically the same condition as last
week. The prices for territory woods range
all the way from the basis of 4sc TO Acc for
dunn at 4lfii3e and staple at 1850. Fleece
woods are meeting with some sales at 3off
2ic: unwashed for and Xxx and above.
Ohio 27Q2sc Is being asked Australian
woods continue strong. with not sem
blance Of weakness anywhere. Quotations:
Territory wouis-Montnra fine medium
and fine, Halle; secured, ala i6c; staple,
4su5oc
Utah. Wyoming. etc, fire medium and
fine, 1i4lsc; secured. stn45c: staple fr
isc.
Australian woods secured blsls--Combing
snpcrfne. 7eat55c good. d5ff6sc: average,
63ff65c
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.,-,-.-svs will ~ received on or before
n.sis.n Gems day next after the
49, ~ this cali. fo~Tst. Or or before
go Az cf November. lsJs.
-ts suea proposals shall be accom-
|ac1 hand VITA not legs than two
ssa 4 The sun q FIVE Thousand dol
1s1 approved ~ the Comptroller
0rrer,an Counsel. conditional fhar
C-sszI be accepted NE parry pro-
[x1e - during the period uenilcnes. in
Eng 80, vel, seasorab.y and faith
49, no b. accurately printed and
~ according 80 Law in certain
I'd ...nau@y tysaniDg - OF general c.E-
= fhs City and published therein.
srra.ay the matters aaa things re-
sn9 = 81 AZ 70 be published in the city
Isrsd q gs,sper'' Of the City OF Seattle.
81 x.ta such bend be delivered 70
n ~. .-serk. sealed Up IL an envelope IN
$500 proposals and bond for city
i,sr.zsa,s will be Endorsed by the
800 !, tie time OF such delivery with
- 81 his reception thereof and VIII
.esss,a ~ the CITY council "a early as
o. liz next noHtniy session there
80 shereupon the council VIII by
- ANNOUNCE the names OF al par
- r~ops6als have been offered and
n sss ~ tAesr proposals respectively.
3 Ha.-svrs,e as "city official news
-. "a. newspaper whose owner Or
has Offered the lowest proposals.
anly approved bond. ard such news
g sna.j nj the beginning Of the next
.s.rg Ascsl year. to wit: on January /,
and during said year 1853. be such
Sss:essi newspaper"
n as c0rEpanylng unsuccessful pro-
tv.lI Be returned 70 proposers.
WILL II. PARRY.
City Clerk.
IL arst publication. Monday. No
E' ,eA
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Guide To Washington Free.

An interesting book aho'it attractions
a. the national capital. hours during
Nhich government buildings open to
visitors. a complete map and particulars
about the special excursion Rates 90
Washington in July. via Pennsylvania
Lines. Will he sert psrsons who address
a request for II 70 ~ r. DeFiug. a g. y.
sgt. - South Clark 81. Chicago. eucios-
lns aTAInp.
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kiln-dried. 81 in advance OF green. Dray-
age. sec.
90 per NJ: fre brick. s2s4o9: terra Gotta
pipe. nc per foot
Cement tioooins}-Portland n g. g..
81, Aiseu. ST.
Lime ItobAing> Roche Earbor. MS:
San Juan, Sis
Plaster Uobbingl-Golden Gate. per hn..
Sc.
Plaster Hair (ioshiagH-waShe5 $50 Der
sack, nnwashed. SI..9 per sack.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat-Marllet unchanged: export. Ne. ]
club. tr'c: No. hlueStem. 63c: milling, No
] club. Gle: Ne. / h.uestem, eic.
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C'harlss A. HaseiC!ne nacAifiss In the
employ of the Sg,5kane f1ty Street I'm
~g,rr,rssy's fslsrf accidentally caught nls
arm in some gearing wheels Before the
machinery could ne stopped the EGGS u
the Wheels had a!nos, torn the arm 10
sgfsTa=
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slowly but surely declined. May closed at
eezIosssc and December al ass.
Corn deveaeped considerable weakness.
There was heavy liquidation by longs. In
duced by lower cables. fine weather west
and the break in wheat. Short selling Was
general May Closed t.SISe lower.
were at a premium over futures ard an
excellent demand was reported. This was
big help 10 the speculative marker.
though there was small decline early
with corn. This was s0oa recovered May
closed unchanged
Provisions We're dull and heavy. Tia
market felt she big receipts Of hogs and ths
weakness IN corn. Late in the day the
market improved somewhat. January pork
c.osed s,-c lower. lard. ssse lower, and ribs.
21.Q9c lower.
No. . Wheat.
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
be- i,Ss' .ss1sG6Ss, 66s. Is Cts,
May .66'sa6Sss es's 6srs eeg6e,s
No. = Corn.
Nov. sias slAs aus sls,
~ s1>GS s5 Il u: '''os ]: 'laa Il:
Nay NAY :: IS IS ~ =. 1 3. s'as Il.
Mess Pork. per hbi.
n lIss Sc Sc Sc sSIs
Lard. per 100 lbs.
5sS. =. ~. - SIS .s IS 8. IS
short Ribs. per 100 Tbs.
J h@S. $; ~ $50 "a $ s 81
Cash auctatious.
Flour-steady
Wheai~No. spring, 63as56c; No. red.
Coru-No. 2. sls.aslesc.
oass-Ne; :. (, Q. b., sl-5'sc, Ne. : whitc.
{. Q. b. sSi.c; No. white, {. O b.. nae
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PORTLAND. Nov. l5.-The local wheat
market was easy today on less favorable
cables from Liverpool. About Sc IS the
best quotation for Walfa WaIla. Valley
and hluesiem are "a " AZ eeslGSe.
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WASHINGTON. Nov. I5-Today's state
menl ~ the condition Of the treasury
shows
Availsblf cash balance g. ......... tyg7 sc ~
Gold reserve .. 80. 90. ....-...... al So 10
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Denver & Rio 6i-an1e preferred...... Sa..
Louisville Il Nashyille . 1855
Manhattan ........... Ia1lS
Metropolitan Street Railway ,.. IL $40
Missouri Pacifss. . es SIS
North American - . .. 3 Ssa
Northern Pacific -. . u rs
Northern Pacific preferred - 2GSS
Rock Island - . - 55I
Union Pacific .. 800. ... lNSS>
Mon Pacific preferred ...........-.. l5lS
81. Paul - -. - - as
Southern Pacific .. - 49, \ ;ssl
Texas Pacific Se5a
Wabash preferred -. ....... sess
Peoples Gas ... - 5000. It4S5
Pacific Mall ~ 800 - 49, SSs1
Sugar ...... .......... .,. aae5
Chicago Great westerr. $500. 49,. 1s sSa
Tennessee Coal and {-os, .....,., 3 80
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TIE shasta Route through California In
the popular route East ard South a. this
scason u The year Rates Same as over
Northern lines Ticket Office SO First
avenue Seattle Wash
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

TACOMA. Nov. Is.-Wheat-Club. Sc.
b.gestem esGIS4e
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Mining Stocks.


BOSTON. Nov. Is Closing:
Eos e. Mon . II Wolverine e. .... -
Butte & hos &C.. SIS Parrot ... $50. II
Calumet x He 90 lHuntoi1t E. &C.. sA
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BIRTHS.

gYAS-in Seatgle Tuesday. November Il
1885. TO Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Ryan. Q 900;
vesga., ten POUNDS.
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On the Produce Exchange today the hut
ter market was steady; creamery, ii{ss2c.
dairy. l2lsnlsC
E.ggs-Firm: fresh 2ac
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Visible supply.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breat!stuNs.

SAN FRANCESCA Nov. i5.--Wheat Is
easier futures lower. Barley is unchanged
for spot. oats are quiet; receipts ample
FOR all needs; holders not shading and mar
ket is reported III good shape. Spot quota
ticns We're:
Ffour-Net cash for family extras. S. log
425: bakers extras &%gB4-
Wheat-Shipp.ng Slis9s fl.m for No. l.
and si.2l1, for choice: milling. 81. 22S. LIS.
Bar.ey-Feed, Sl.@zi2gjl21ia: brewing. si.30
Gle
Oats-Poor to fair. 81 17laGt.so; good to
choice 81. 22ieflL p: fancy feed sL2.i2f |. 80
gray. sl.a0dll ,2ia; milling. Sl.22l9al.35; Sur
prise. sl.s5al 42}s: black, for seed, Sl.6oGt
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General Quotations.

General Quotations.
Flo9r-Recsspis. * $sS bals: experts. =. SIS
bins. Market fairly active on low grades.
Wheat Receipts, Iii, zta bu. exports. sel.
Options opened lower under oeaTish cables
ana big receipts, long wheat appeared Tree-
~ bat with a subsequent renewal al eN-
port demand ceased ana prices rallied from
&c from ;he bottom; No. red May closed
&c.
Wool-Steady.
hopS-Firfn.
I. Coffee-options opened quiet with prices
points lower, sales $500 bags including
December. s35c, January. .. iec, spot Rio
quiet but steady, mild steady.
Sugar-Raw, strong; tending upward, lair
refining. 35sc; refined firm
Metals.
Pig iron-Warran:s. $.iO0Z-.5.
Copper-I.ake. $l2.s>u l2.S.is
Tin--S1s. 13ul7.&5.
Spelter-$5. i55a.25.
Leads 1esfS75.
The firm that fixes the selling price for
miners and ssne.ters quotes lead $3.50 a
the close.
Visible supply.
Special cable and telegrapAic dispatches
to Bradstreets covering The principal points
OF accumulation Indicate the following
changes in visible supplies last saturday
as compared with the preceding Saturday:
Wheat-t'nited States and Canada. cas-.
of the Rockies, increase a.2-S,Ut1 bushes {.
atioat and in Europe increase Lss1s1
bushels; worlds supply. total, increase e.
s-1s.ec1 bushels.
Contributed States and Canada. east OF
the Rockies. decrease It5i.01 bushels.
Oats-Ungted States and Canada east Of
the Rockies decreased $4,000 bushels.
The combined stocks he'd at Portland.
Or. and Tacoma and Seattle. Wash, in
creased $50 No bushels during the week.
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Oils and Turpentiue.

CyNnGer OF. bb.s. 20 t9c, cases. = ad-
vance.
White lead Oobhing}~ Pioneer or Garter.
,s.o-lb lots, b1.c 5g.-lo lots. 6i2c less man
5t1 lbs. 7c. Prepared paints 5-gaI cans,
s. &-fii -; I-gsl cans. s 595f e. is-gai
cans, $l55al L7o; quart cans. SL604l.75.
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle Nov. Is. IssS.
Exchanges at tize SEATTLE. Tacoma Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
we've:
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Hay-wheat. sl5alS.5c: wheat and oat.
$1f0l7.50 best barley. sli0dli; alfalfa, SD
nll.5o; stock. SleQll: straw, per bale. a
Q15c
egetables-Early Rose potatoes. 600 i5c
river 3urbauks 4tbdt5oc; Salinas Burbanks
I5cafsI; oregon Buruanks. 6edeAc; sweet po-
tatoes, 1amr &C: pickle onions. iedilDc: green
peas, Sc: string beans 4n5c bay squash,
9nl1c; tomatoes. ao4t5oc; green okra. 500 6oc
eggplant. a3tj0c.
Fruits-Choice apples. 7sc: common ap.
pies doc; cranberr.es S1m1.5e: ordinary
grapes. ion65c; Valencia oranges. $l.5o1l3.50;
Mexican lines repack. $3.5oGi; common
California lemons. s1ai.5o; choice California
lemons. $2fS; bananas, $i.2St go; pineap p
Piles. s.. 5oal5
Butter-Fancy creamery. PIE: do seconds.
21d2Sc: fancy dairy. nominal: do seconds.
l7a9oc; pickied i@a2lc: firkin. 1Saasc.
Cheesc-New. lINillsc old. lon BE
Young America. 1lh4i2c; Eastern. ia
Eegs-Fancy ranch, ioGfi2c: Eastern, fan
cy 271$occ.
Poultry-Turkev Eob5ers. 140l5c: turkey
hens. 1Sul4c; Old ROSTERS. stai 20; young
roosters. 81 5o6f5; small broilers. sSna. 80:
large hroilers ss.50Gta; fryers. S4fii 80: hens
si4r5 geese. 81. 2yIi.75: goslngs 81 .2sfGi 30:
old pigeons. SlQi.25: young pigeons. sl5e0
1.75.
Wool and Hops.
Wool-Spring. Nevada. 1eG14c: Eastern
Oregon. f0Gl2c. valley oregon. 15miTc; fall.
northern mountain eas1lc: mountain. So
Ice: plains eu9c: Humboldt and Men1o-
elmo. 11nlSc.
Hops-Crop of 1898. fSG7f1c.
Closing Quotations.
Wheat-Quet: May si.S2A
Rarley-Strong: December $751;
Corn-Iarse yellow, $l.054i01l2.
Bran--$i59ii II.
Exchange.
Sterling ON london. sixty DAYS, ST. S2ls
sterling on London. sight slssla-
Financial.
Silver bars ..... ca, Drafts-Sight -. Y-s
Mex dots .a4I4a47s. TELEGRAPH . Is
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y.
2.o-lb lots. 61.c, 5e.-lo lots. 6i2c less man
5ao lbs. &c, Prepared pants. 5-gal cans.
sL3-Qie 80; l-gsl cans, Sl59lf g; is-gal
cans, sl55ali7o: quart cans. sL6oa1.75.
miscellaneous.
SOAP 0obhingl-Seattle Savon. 29s 5Se.
los. s. Electric rs, SO. 1905. $50. Cf.I,
bogt Go. Dora, lpis. S&.I5, 2os 6oc Co
rsEne, Us. $50. @9s, Sic. Raa5llJ's. Us s. !:
io,s. si.&9 Proctor Il Candles Ivory. sox.
Us. los. s.. Castle. While. l2g IS ser ..
Castle. hottlc1. loc.
Toaacco Oonblnet Plug chewing Gil
max. a.. Star. as. Horseshoe. dc. spear
head 41c. Piper H-ldsseck. Sc, Scroll Tax.
e1lac: sun Tag. per H. 52'sc. Some; alng
Good, loe. fine cut chewing. aa3 19s. 81 %
arse Seal ( North Carolina -. per ID.
Sc. iss 90. Lime kiln. ZOE. So. 4-oz.
Paper Cobhing) (ivocers' straw. Sc.
butcAere' straw 2'1c. N. ? Mania -
No. Mania. b. paper bags, less discount,
Bags QobblagJ-Gra!n yer - 80. cd.
Per lsn 81.
Lumber sud Building Material
t<o@s-eSU ferior quality. Der # y ! er.
&',s*tfe-.ei ms fr.'@t fItlE+ III. $&ff r.. n /
g Jar, $g4' eonn'oE Per n = :. soruce
FIR I>umeer-k0aga. s. shiek 6nsA. sar-
faced. ur@ or fNe ~40es, = - Or - inches
v-ae- So >. l'ug,as = 10 Il fees. special
reg rs ~ fs,7 II extra, 5ns- .Gcn ttcssa
s.s9is AL veetlcs, 9saiH. 81 ger NJ extra.
! 'orFiil&. dressed an ma Sees. IsS-.:
s:eeh boards. s-.nes SyaiS l~-n ,. $s-<aa
s-.nch Hrtsh. 81 y. . So 8 ~ e.attsei
fusf-o. St dto.' s'eie4- NesF1t 2ei ias Sll
stEt Fig u.5s- gassts en& Tr1usI. -.
Alsf Hox boards. i~-llea anl ~ 80
X sf}&tou fe1 eei&r A1I0i.s-- E.asszs. =
f~Se. s ;.n~ S>iset 4" liz. as SO,
ctnS u gh+s %t~- ant es-l~-1.
- Tia H9S T. ana 8. ssx'-.r b. - .as
$50. 81 sil7,e.-a@ Sc = fas,c. f-@,.
~ *e'~ e3f~. 81 = starea-G s4stg g f,-1a-
III
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Receipts.

Flour. quarter sacks. 1883; 40 oregon.
Sis; wheat. centals. Oregon. $50: barley,
centals. $50: do Oregon. TOO. beans, sacks,
.,5S1; corn. centals. ais; potatoes. sacks,
$3.50: do oregon. 6tsl; onions. sacks. 81; hay.
tons. M; wool. bales, ~; do Oregon. Ii.
hides. number. La: raisins, boxes. t,s23,
quicksilver nasks 20. wine. gallons s. leo.
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Czearz1cas Balances.
Seattle .. ..S.5U,i42 4. x13>.o;2 IS
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PRfNrR
II .ATGasss'
kuers &As
af scnsus
~ SesfsTs
4fy pria9,
al fe.~H-'
- * -
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The following prices are being offered TO
the producer by local dealers for delivery
in round lots on the dock or in the car az
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Fruit.

Green FTai,- Co1bingl-s}ranEes Valen-
..a. fancy. k%EU5.SS; aaVe,S &s@ssa. lem
oms fancy California. S@-s~f}5.,-3. "A pes
fancy 5+@s.N = pec box cooking apples
t,9tsc par box; pears. lzH sssl peg box:
Qu5Grs 81 = par haN. .larA grapes 15c
Al4seaE 49, pr- crate. T0hay. - x. .
b4nanae s 80 pef ls-frch. erar.t-rsses
S,ss So leer barrel. s. S@a pev ooN
Efr..5 sv8ii> tt9boiuSi .ApEicots b,earhel
gor 49, f2c. ies, California, Per IL. black
e.. wAte. Ia sacks, 8; in boxes 1tef.4c
I.4esses. eNaperaged per A. $50. apples.
h-sae1e3 pr H. - ErJnes Wasniastu
a. ,.,e. california. Sss.-- gajSsns. J.. l.. "a
$ .ev tcA- .aose Mascate.s. -. s. per an:
e-t6.~>s M-.s,-ate.s, =, seedies> SUI
t.aas. ts>c. peg a.. SMYRNA Gzs fancy.
laf1t 1ag fancy sp.al ssS. golden az:@S.
I'D pears. s1lc. rtG.arsaIs. 1l-s
g.r ,A
V-s.ra.s. PER Ih sscS 41@-. Eastern
h'arE Ns.au3s -. ity,afs. }lE1l-- .lser-S
2s-- si-TaTsi> fancy sof- sne.l lsa1le. al
t-.ats1$ cEsags~ grade. -Ec. nFansgts TT<e.
pine tsF. Hsckey. -. I-4-AG chaStm3fs
l~tr Brsz. $685. coCcaDuts. 7El.zee per
aas. popcorn = rr~ lS- dates. -: CaHgo--
r.s waite ass So par le-.o box.
Hay. Grain and Feed.
E4y -q.9.aGl- P2Aei sound. Ter .aa. -
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
THE WINNERS AT FORT ERIE.

Buffalo Sept 1.-THE Fort Erie track was COW
cred with deep mud this afternoon. but there were
few scratches and fayorites Jared badly. Mystery.
who captured the opening event OF n mile was tho
only betting choice which put 1t safely over
Weather clear: track heavy. The summaries:
First race Uhree-year-olis and upward selling. ono
nile)-Mystery 100 ormey). 20 .. won: Arrozzo. 1l8
,Freeman). to and . 10 !. second Annie Touon lO3
IL. smith, to .. third. Time-l;5l&.
Second race dwo-year-ods. sellins. hve furlongsl-
Laurentian, 90 QI0weD 10 70 l. won; Lizzie Kelly lo3
osonger) and TO 3. second Defiance. % Mason).
+ 10 p, third. Time-l:0Siz.
Third Uhrec yearods and upward. selling. eeven
furlongslFred x, lo7 lBergen', to 2 won; Denos-
themes. 9S (Gormey), TO and ] 10 2, second; Miss
Kitty 9s ValentineJ. 10 ]. third. Time-l:3i
furongs)-Buena Ventura, a2 McQuade). 10 J. won:
MouseetoY, e7 (val~ntine) 20 and even second by
George 97 (Mason) to 5. third. Time--l:i3.
F1fih Chreeyearois and upward, selling, seven
furongs)-Ipna lO7 Gardner). 20 .. won Homeke. rs
valentinel. even and 10 o. second: Kenosha. loi
(rorb4s) 20 10 l. third. Time 3Gl7.
sixth race Ohree-y ear-old, ana upward selling. ons
mIle)-Judge QuigIey % Valentine to 5. won: Con-
fesson 81 Mason, and 10 g. second fnfelce NJ
TroYierN. 70 l. thifd. Tme-i SO.
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The New-York and the Brooklyn baseball teams
will play of a postponed game at the West New
York Field Club grounds ut Weehawken to-mor-
row.
A meeting for the New-Jersey and Pennsylvania
basket ball teams will be held at Trenton tonight.
when a league will be organized and a schedule
arranged.
The Bay Ridge Athletic Club basketball team
Is now booking games for the coming season
1t Ia said that Harry Cornish will coach the
Knickerbocker Athletic Clubs football eleven this
coming fall.
The Greenpont Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton crack basket ball team Is IN tho field for tho
coming season
Tho Boiling Spring Gun Club. OF Rutherford.
n j.. will hold Ioo-target handicap shoot on Sep
tember "A.
The Fordham College baseball team will play
the Suburban team to-day at their home grounds.
The Brooklyn Gun Club will hold their regular
weekly shoot at clay birds to-day at Union Course.
Long Island
Al the games Of the New-York Athletic Club
on October George w Orton will run in the two
milo steeplechsse championship Of the Amateur
Athletic Union
New-York tribune., 1898-09-17

In the afternoon Macdonald began BY taking ,hs
ii hed VG The sood s only " one up IN
At the NTH. On this latter green Smith missed a
s9' put or FOR h aa s@ seed h d Tn
recovered With grandy played, brassey and and
landed Just of the e green S Macdonald ng f39wsd Sn' w S
lay dead In three half in four resulted Smith
Sppfd Ss nd his bnt1 1 in s the on s but m
Macdonald from hanging lie. made capital iron
an4 anoheT haved Tr hoe was hc Tes LOT
IN, In gong for the eighth, smith drove out OF
"a splendid showing. Macdonald was on in two,
dead IN three and won the hole al four TO nye;
went to pieces completely. rubbing his IRON
into the bunker and taking SIX to reach the
again even. Turning for the final journey home.
II se and rs. rssy R9ggn a had
forced the crowd until the press became so great
that It was dHicult TO see from behind the ropes.
four on the next. and halved the hole. Macdonald
s the S on G the r Swen s4s sn9 Mas two d
Chicago man began to give up hope The sym
pathies OF the crowd were with Smith. but under
the excitement OF the final struggle Macdonald
PLAYED grandy On the thirtsenth ,,o he was 80 on the
on the fourteenth and played his iron on 10 the
railroad track The ball hit the rails. bounded into
lie. row OF high trees shut it from tho green.
and through these Smith attempted to play. The
the road Trying again he got through, but Mac
donald who was playing in perfect style. was on
the green in and got the hole Tho score was
even.
Coming 20 the fifteenth. Macdonald topped his
drive and fell into the road. while Smith drove tho
green. and was dead in 2. The crowd pressed
donald found space TO play his shot. He reached
the green with mashie pitch. but Smith was
down in and won the hole. lie /
up. Facing the wide punch bowl 4 carry OF 1888
yards. Smith again drove the green. Macdonald
short, and, playing the odd. overran the green,
and Smith won making him dorme. As one OF
the crowd remarked dormie means that "you can
take rest and still beat tho other fellow" This
20 tbs Yale man simply tried for half. and the
match ended the seventeenth green with Smith
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