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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-24
'''' ro4nyuLr cRIcKrr GLIB.
The Paterson sccond Eleven played fuIl two NJ,

Tho Paterson Second Eleven played a fuli two
innings game with the Caribbeans at central fark
and after losing on the first innings 10y one run
they wound up with victory to their credit 10y
,hre. vickcis Tho bowlers had the upper hnnd
all through the game The totals: Caribbeans. 81
and Is. PETERSON Second Eleven. ~ and % for seven
Tho Yorkvlle and Columbia clubs also met az
Central Park and the good hitting OF b. Murphy
.nd 81 IIullOck who scored 81 end e. respectively.
"vc Cclumbia thc game by 81 runs For York
Vllle NJ Phelan scored 20 ana j. + Mahony j.
Tho tot,la. Yorkvlllc 80. Columbia ~.
Tho Wcs, Indian Cricket club scored victory
over tha Rroollyn Sc ond Eleven A. Prospect Park
thinning h., IN. narrow margin OF runs Inc TO-
,,,r ,yero. BROOKLYN q: West Indians. g.
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-, ,osrprrs FIRST LEAGUE GAME.

c, Jo.cpb. Mo. July o. 81 Ioscphs advent as
a Western League baseball city was celebrated hv
-, to,,,rs,rafion TO-DAY The St Joseph clUh
,i,,cl us arst game on the home grounds. and the
attendance VAS th" largest ever seen AZ hal gam"
zero Indianapolis was the coniestug team Ih"Te
v,s a long street parade. and business was SIS
pended at noon.
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STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

SYRACUSE y Y. July 23.-The state tennis cham
pionshp tournament closed mere to-day. NJ ID
Whitman Of Harvard won the finals In the mons
open singles. and r. l. White. OF syracuse. won
the nna,4 in the mems handicap singles. The
summaries:
Mems snges ,openl-F Final round; Whitman beat
Wright. G-l &. "a
Mans hondlc,p- second round: White beat Masee.
"a 6-i 6-l ssm-nnal: Gross beat Wright, %.
g. q White beat Burdiek. ) t-l Final round:
White heat Gross I. Ga. Is 6.
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having exhausted evey other form OF spo'. "a
brought It to the from this summer. IL mas nav.
a popular diversion. A good-natured rWam. pro-
Ing grown up among those who have oeeom.a tcs
acent in rolling. tournament was arrange ss.,a
Yesterday and atTSted an nnn'I rons Il. aa:,
innss's.d "tacSs ,fter some excitement u III
won SyF va. r sivsn a aS but
me nase'an sa hnsught up in each class SS7sss
anals which vim e played ss this wssF viii =
A. W, r, row 'S,,s Class B J. p. Harpes Ans
Morse, jr, viii be the plajesA
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nANNEITnN
oLD-FAsHroNED BOWLING " BROOKLYN.

Spectators at the annette games OF the Crescent
Athletic club AZ their country house at Bay Ridge
yesterday were much interested In the bowling tour
nament. The old English game OF bowls Is rarely
in this country now but the Crescent athlstss
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SR9X8E63&;5 SRoR ! 8
CRICKET.
RIG DAY FOR LOCAL PLAYERS.

BIG DAY FOR LOCAL PLAYERS.
There was a big list OF cricket matches brought
on I'm the metropolitan district yesterday. ana
local crckecrs felt Joyful that tho threatened rain
did not come.
The great game Of the day was scheduleh TOT
Staten Island where. II confidently expected
the home club would put up an Interesting game
for the New-Jersey Athletic Club Team a. quite
the reverse was the case. however. for the cham
pions won in hollow style by 100 runs and wick
cts T. +. Kelly bowlHd in remarkably fine form
for the winners. taking wickets FOR p runs ana
he vas well supported by VI. r. Cobb. while Z. J.
Hur,Iitch and ! + Curran did the chief run-get-
ting The score follows.
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NI'TLET TEAM BADLY BEATEN.

The Nutley golf team visited the Powelton links
I'm Ncwburg Yesterday and was badly beaten by tho
powolton team. Goddard and Geer the only
PLAYERS on the Nutey side 10 Geer took
three holes from Taylor, and Goddard finished up
on Hilton. On Monday 5. II. Dorr will succeed
Gcer "a captain Of the Nutley Club. The sum-
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-, - IN y 81 s,Y,en bases -Kelie,.
Holmes Doyle Van HrI'ren snc;Ace hi,.-R3 3,l
s.- Gr,dv poih.c pay ,@rnlnt and Mcfiann ~. -,
f,s@ hy errors Sow YORK. l. Fret base N taiis
seymour oN McJames. / Ht hy .h,ii PM p'M y"
Gam struck out-lsy seymour. -. hy Mo- ,ines' D.
Passed bali Noh!n.0n i"f on bases New ioih, -
Baltimore. T. Tine -. impiies ish'h ana ""''
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base hlf- trey Silth 'hoHi'd H' iNif' W
ia Flrst hs.e On .ftors-oiansr. a. Montclair. l.
s,Iia, L,ses OranTe. BASES balls on Norhs. 4.
m terry :. III by pitcher smith Orange. sacrifice
w., x .lios- struck By Norhs = I<tt on bases
nrr,rec q Monte air Double plays-Terry ami cad
,,y. Wheeler and smith. smith and Wood mpire
uoukina Time -.
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THE SHORT RACES.

The short races furnished some OF the finest
contests o. the sort seen in the East this year me
finishes we're close and desperately contested. Inc
men flashing over the tape almost in Inc. Handl-
cap2er Nc arthy can well afford 10 feel content
win the result o. the races The large attcni"nC"
and enthusiasm seemed to nerve the HdofS 10 ~
tven TIE cievcrest riders and 20 keys are caught
asleep at times. ana his happened IN the haIi-i
National championship. ME me stdtS WI ~
rot in the nrst class. saw lis chance. and took H.
With a sudden sprint he lett the stars as II 'hcF
cludcd 10 ride II vas 100 ihic. tNygp. To- 7' ~ or or
tor minor positions Bald wore Linton > '"Ip. ~
luck, but Lintons colors were not OF IN" MN sun
The t%c-mile handicap FOR professionals was a
Bald and Eden were too liberal with their pacing
and this counted against th1m ~ inc
TISr,nk KrameT of Newark a sturdy lttle rider.
dereaied GOOD field in the -third-mile amateur
winning ban5iiv. None OF the scratch men were
prominent In the final of the one-mi!e amateur race
SUMMARIES
H9 ms Nscna ccoa hf'i h, %0 v'2
Tom T19F' cSdsr Bcf, rmeIi5 Thd hea,
BY Ti a,o R4o 9ere1n Ss' r i' S %s
S NON iF BY o l.. ' ssyens o,,uaa Iowa. Time Is
FINAL HEAT.
o. l. Stevens ouumwa, Iowa .....''.'....'....
+ c Raid. Buffalo. .....-...... ...''''.'''''''''
Tom ''''e' De'''' Time l:2i'.
IL b Freeman Won the URN heat b., he an. VS. ., G
qsano. my III. a. 4s.srre Win Gardner In
opposite the training quarters Sieyens inmred s son
Rad a lead Of several yards N The hin'h re ','
gave chase bu: they could Mt catch stevens MO p
a length. IL was mercy i''''7 tees,,,s
carried him through rL'ta" on,an, ne himself
the run of of thc i'uf,n n'"'' '"''
with beating out freeman
~. ..,.s alta amateur I-r-t hoa, nv c NJ.
one ,vhe.i,,en Time second heat
nr.% ~, ~ :; "a, I.oti NV YORK., Timeo 80. rffl
Won py - ~ cenrre u ,'ol,e, New Haven. Tine
o.aiI Fourth heat won hy FrnnA kramfr, NeNaTE.
49, ole. pN,,h heat won %, Ray Dawson b ~
S.-"f T,re 49,. sixth heat by George Schon"!i
= >,, -, fdmnrv Wheslnrn Time O.id-t.
FINAL HEAT
.....
'SyN Fr,z Riverside Wneelmen ..................
Ray Daws0n Boonton. y .....'+.'''-
49,. Srt,deld Kings County Wheelnen -...'.''..'
"'o's7 '' Tinc O.46a,
...- go. I5,,,e Kramer came strong ~
,ha o,sisS n the stretch ana won hy half ens'h '''
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MoNTCIAIR BEATFN BY ORANGE \. y
THE TEAM WENT To PIECES AFTER THE THIRD
tx<,xG. ANp THEIR OPPONENTS HAD
AZ EASY TIME.

t.,s, Orange 1u'v . (Sp"cal) To-day was an Off
5ay for the Montclar Athletic cub team. Tor the
,,.,.e Athletic Association gave them sound
lr,,hhIne on the Orange oval The Monclairs went
all 20 pieces I'm the third inning. and after that
ril.d No errors on errors Place. their lcft-heder
usually "A sure catch. fumnl"d two easy nles; The
f,,,u,,s az ia. game were Dcautfu toul Hes
,,uchf py Smith (Orans. Athletic Association ana
O%cl Wood for M0ni".ar. made three-basser.
and thrn came home on GrlSs"ng'r error me
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RROoKIYN LOSES To THE CHAMPIONS
\ CLOSE AND EXCITING CONTEST At wash
INGTON PARK.

\ Closely contested and exciting game OF oase-
ball was played AZ Washington Park, brooKFh'
Yesterday. by tho Brooklyn and Boston teams
The home team displayed decided Improvement
ln lis work and showed a disposition 10 ''h''S'
every FOO; OF the ground Nichols. however Wa
&, s,,n.rb forn, and he kept the hits OF the home
niavers scattered The champions tied the score
In -h.. cieath inning ard won ont in the ninth'
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.rv YORK Auro>Tm

Tho Now York club had It's IrsI in"rIis WI u
p''nyill, cam iu % championship game o., thc
Uofroro1tan League at Koscvle. ana won 10y J,
ms FOR inc winners. f. \. Skyne was ~ graf
foru win ihc hat. and mt on 81 by nara hlt'lhF;
Will. W Hammond added n an! .. Hycrs ana
4 e. Dacr. j. each \. ~ Kinney, y NickriS
ana + " STAFFORD an ndded doubles for Rose
vile The
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Vrh The exception ~ The one and Two mic llnrs e
M er.s are BON competition and time records for ne
uorld Worlds one hour record. Tayiore. 3@ miles 20"
The officials were follows -
f' JHdsss%P l. Brock. c. c. Jersey City. and c.
"Timers"C j. Obermeyer. 5 p. W. T \. Roc
H. W. and Sam See New YORK: ,,,
clerk O; course and startcr-J. Frank Borland
- X. g. -.
Assistant clerk OF coursc- Robert Dye l.. w.
CHIEF scorer do.ph Stahl H. ". 49, - ,
Umpires-Frcderick Hlidebrandt p w; H. H.
Burt. X. {. W. and y. Mcintyre q. w
Narshal-W T. MulVey. 6. &. W.
Uandicaprcr-G. l.. McClrth!.
Announrcr-C. j Harvey.
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BASEBALL.
NETWORK WINS ANOTHER sHuT-OCT
GAME.
BALTIMORE sUCcrMBs TO sEYMoURs pEcEP-
TIVE PrrcHrNG-JOYCE AND KELLEY RE-
MOVED FROM THE GAME FOR
DrsPUTING THE UMPIREs'
DECISIONS
LEAGrE GAMES YESTERDAY.
THE RECORDS.

>,, york : pal,in,ore cincinnati ?. Fittshure 2
Boston. g. Brooklyn. 3 Cleveland y 'h'"s"' -
Philadelphia. u. Wilton. =
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STATEN IsLAND c. G.
y J. \. G. TEAM \.

Tho Manhattan Cricket cub had three teams In
the hold Yesterday. and they came very cose 10
winning al three games. A. 10 wds. they won two
and had decidedly tn" best Of The draw. The kings
County club was the opponent Of on" eleven. ana
j; was dcfeatc4 by II runs after pleasant game.
For thu winners. G. Rose played u hard-hit innings
OF ~. \. &. Goodycr contributed 81 IN good styie
and !. Flaunery added -. For Kings county j. +.
Morlaurt. G. r. Holdings and G. W. BARNES All
played wei for their respective scores The score:
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CYCLING.

MICHAEL TURNS TIE TABLES on LIN
TON
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Tho third Manhattan game was against %" Ne"
VIZ AIrn,.n club which Was easily defeated nt
:. riius \ q Sninger boNl'd IN rcmafk.g;N ED'l
.,,,' ,.~ fh. winners while tlc chief h1ilng was
d,re by 4; Rose who hlt hard FOR 81. J.. } ~
[,'.d y.a0 contributed ls aud +. Il '"rlDy. VINO
added g. The score.
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local AMATEUR GAMES.

Tmpirc-Br Bailey. Time ~ game -'o0'
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IL b Freeman Won the urtn heAt. pnt re W
qualified and the over IN the maj hei'
was a loaf for hall the distance with ''aFlih-f ID IN
onnosre The training quarters stevens jumped ara sou
had a lead Of several yards N me hingn. re '.'
80 rhase hu. they could catch stevens ~Ao ~ nt
,Sno,h II was merely inches between Gafinrr Lao
and Cooper finishing mat order stevens Hea-NH y
Carriod hin, through Freeman and Taylor dit n'i l I'D
,be run N ~ the fourth heat Taylor eni@nths h''
with beating out Freeman
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LOCAL MARKETS.
EXCHANGE AND BULLION
WHEAT AND OTHER GRAINS.

WHFAT-The Kelburn takes for Cork 90 el3 ctls. valued at s133 639.
 The market showed change worthy of note. trade being quiet both on and off call Tidewater quotations are follows: sl 4L6 42h for No. l. s1 43a. for choice and sI 45I l 4i12 per ctl for extra choice for milling
 CALL BOARD SALES
 Informal Session-s:l5 o'clock-No sales Second Sessfon-May. 2O00 ctls, Sl 3S7k sOoo s1 39: 20Oo, s1 39Is 12, GOO. s1 39l.
 Regular Morning Session-May-lsO GOO c.ls si Ss; 1000 sl Ss5s; lsoOO sl 3sa4 10000 s1 3Sss IA, 000 Sl 2si2 1000. S1 3sss Afternoon Session-May-2o0 ctls s1 375a. 10 . GOO, sl 3s: 40O0. sl 2sh ' BARLEY-The local dealers do not take much stock in the recent rains, for they are very firm in their views, and quote higher prices for both feed and brewing The latter is in better demand on local brewing account Feed, 90G92l9c for dark to good and 95G97Isc for choice: Brewing. sl 07IlG1 10 for No 1 and s1q1 OFF, per ctl for dark Coast.
 CALL BOARD SALES
 Informal Session-9:15 o'clock-No sales Second Session-No sales.
 Regular Morning Session-May-4000 ctls sec; 2000. S52tc: 2O00 s55sc
 Afternoon Session-May-20o0 ctls s5Sc; 2oo0 S5s.c.
 OATS-The market is very strong and a further advance is noted in several descrip- tions. Stocks light.
 Fancy Feed, sl 2oa1 25 per ctl: good to choice. sl l5al 1719; common. s1 l0a1 l2k {: Surprise. sl 25ql 35: Red. q sog1 90; Gray.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKrT

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-There was halt in the bull movement on the Stock Exchange to- cay the upward course of prices meeting with opstacles The buoyancy manifested by some special stocks was not sufficient to overcome the general tendency entirely and prices as a rule are somewhat lower There was sorpe pressure to sell for. London account and prices Of Americans were lower before the onening tbst ce,tar t ~ds ti alspositlon reported from future values in this country The readiness or taners to realize gave weight to the opin- Ion or some Of the professionals that the tech nical conditions were. not good at present for 3 prolonged rise: This opinion is based on a belief that large lines of stocks are already in the hands of spectators awaiting a rise. These holdings, it is argued, might be dis lodged by slight reaction and passed into the hands of large combined interests Doubt less the fear Of some such maneuver caused some of the smaller operators to pause in their buying to-day. It also gave confidence to the bears, who sold some of the leading stocks dull compared with the latter part of last was very heavy. blocks of Ii GOO shares cbsnpo 13t higher at 6224, which is a high record
 There was some disappointment in view of Saturdays bank statement at the continued frmness of money. which did not loan below 3 per cent. Foreign exchange also continued
 The bond market was quite active to-day and prices held firm in the face O. some sales, s3.575.oo9 Tinted States old fours cou- pon 1s lower bid.
 including: Atchison preferred, 5094; c. & O, $500: Burlington, 1S,746: Delaware. L. & w. $500; Hooking Valley. s115; New Jersey Central, St. By, 3540; Hawaiian Com. Co. 5000; Mis- souri Pacific, ss59; \. Y, Central: 1920; North 31 7Os; Rock Island. 93S0: St Paul 1S l45: Union Pacific. 6230: L. P, D. & C.. s909: Wabash preferred 2275: Wheeling & Lake Erie. $500; Peoples Gas. sSs0; Gen. Electric, 4ooS; Sugar, Sl- 4so; Tenn. C. & l., 625s W. U., e6s6
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COMMERCIAL WORLD.
LONDON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-The Evening Posts London cablegram says:
 The stocks here to-day were irregular and with less measured tendency. Consos and kindred stocks sold lower expectations O. gold shipments this week to Argentina. hence, also. a further rise in Argentina stocks.
 Americans relapsed on New York cable to the Times predicting a silver majority in the next House, etc. which. while regarded as too pessimstic. is none the less likely to disturb the public here. reviving the silver scare. The reaction would have been more severe but for the Continental support and arbitrage houses covering shorts. New York also ab- sorbed stocks freely.
 Mines were steady. The settlement shows a small account. but contangoes were fairly high. despite cheaper money.
 feature to-day was the strength of Indian exchange. The India Council sold phc transfers as high 16k. l informed from good quarters that a scheme Is being dis cussed. the main point of which would pro- vide that instead of gold being actually shipped to India. it would be stored by the Indian treasury this side and rupees would be issued against il in India. The entire scheme is of the most importance. It will not generally be known here until tomorrow and it is not definitely arranged. Russian ex- change to-day made an important advance. reaching 94 15
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED
 Monday. January 1c m stnr Jewel Madsen 16 hours from Caspar. stmr Progreso, storrs, ss Se hours from Seattle. 2'sS sotS tons Ts eOal abt1snd to Cornwall i toTs Ross; 40 bxs butter and 10 dressed hogs. schr Helen \ Kimban. Guttormsen, s5 hrs from Eureka lumber to Cnas Nelson
 Monday. January 10. cS69n, Stmr santa Rosa Alexander. San Diego: Stmr City of Puebla, Jepsen. Victoria and Port Townsend; Goodall Perkins & Co N ~, stmr Albion. Thwing, Ensenada: Gilbert Stmr Pomona. Cousins Eureka: Goodall, Ship Glory of the Seas. Freeman. Nanaimo: Dunsmuirs Sons Go.
 town: c W McNear. 1Neheonh'e' queens ', Br bark Adelaide Mary. Owens callao: W
 Monday. January 10. Stmr Pomona Cousins Eureka
 Stmr Albion. Thwing, Ensenada.
 Br ship kelburn, Jones, Queenstown. Schr Nettie Low, LOW, Point Reyes. Schr Reliance Hansen.
 TELEGRAPHIC.
 o,da POINT ,nd doBos-Jan I389 lo,lo P, m.-weather The Cornishead chartered prior to ar- % ~nsa a aarGps Nss s prior . arr arrival IL for lumber from Hastings Mills to cape Iown' S7s cd SPOKEN
 Dec 2s-41 N S2 W. Br ship Ben Dearg, from Antwerp for San Francisco.
 DOMESTIC PORTS.
 NEWPoRT-sailed Jan 1o-Stmr Navarro. SAN PEDRO-Arrived Jan 1o-Schr Peerless. ASTORIA-Arrived Jan 1O-Br bark Fort Jan s; stmr Alice Blanchard hence Jan 5: Ger ship Beethoven. from Yokohama. 9-Stmr Sig Sailed Jan 10-schr Ralph J Long. for San Francisco; Ger bark Palawan; Br stmr Teen CASPAR-Arrived Jan 10-Schr Maxim. hnce NEwPoRT-Arrived Jan 1o-stmr Tu,a- mock. from Fort Bragg; schr Annie M Camp bell. d6os 5EoT BAYnBs P2rt Bsaks'eg 4hSneg Ian will probably sail on 10th for San Francisco Po%T REYEsSsnsed ah 2ssmT EnP5e Tsa ostm, grsSo; ts5C T, fir, from Seattle for San Francisco. 4 EU ss3 sEkA[>-Arrived Jan 1o-Schr Bertha Dol PORT LOS ANGELEs-Arrived Jan 1o-scbr fia5 BowENs @ h4MpI%GAfniysa rS8 fSr5 LaalHw Newark e,W1,k, hence fs1 Jan g. dental; from on Departure Bay for San Francisco FORT BRAGG-Saied Jan 10-Stmr Rival. SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Jan 1o-schr Eliza Miller, from Eureka ,SSioRlA-Arrived Jan 10-Br ship Port Caledonia, from Nagasaki. U
 FOREIGN PORTS ,,,Nus nANCOQN go @OQNER-Sailed Jan 9-Br stmr Mio- K KINsALE-Pa M s,- Passed Jan lo-Ger ship Chris HULLNArriVed I Jan sHr ofsnsspMn sBr sbip Aux,r,,, henee noNe1s AHg o2G G2 via Qaneesnstown ae.s York for san Francisco: :zII. =: :s.c taiip tp .Ne" QUEENSTOWN-zArriv rrived%.Ia e t,,. .hir H. phrosyne. from Oregon ::s-;.. - sup r-u FREEMANTI. I.F-Arrfyed Ian s t,r.:s,,,3. ,,. terdale. from Vancouver sup # ae- QUEENSTOW N-Arrfyed =; Ian sI, ., British Princess. hence Aug 19 DA MELi1lNGTON, NZ-Arrived Jan S-Br sstrnr po.inS ENTERTAINMENTS saNa Ar Jan 7-stmr City of gon en' ioI .S: .oTeS-: Fafrchild from Vancouver
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EXPLANATION.

The arrow flies with the wind. The ton eR- ures at station indicate maximum temperature for the days; those underneath it. if any, the amount Of rainfall, Of melted Tn inches ana hundredtnS during the past twelve hours lsobars or solid lines, connect points of equal air pressure; isotherms. dotted lines, equal temperature The wind high means high barometic pressure and is usually accompanied with fair weather; Tow" refers to low pres sure and is usually preceded and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains Lows" usually first appear on the Washington coast. When the pressure is high in the interior and low along the coast, and the isobars extend north and south along the coast, rain is proba bl e {; but when the low Is inclosed with isobars of marked curvature. rain south of Oregon Is i'm probable With a high" in the vicinity Of Idaho, and the pressure falling to the Cali tornia coast, warmer weather may be expected in summer and colder weather in winter. The reverse of these conditions will produce an opposite result
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LIVERPOOL WHEAT FUTUl
EASTERN LIVESTOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. Jan. 1o.-CATTLE-Active and prices steady and strong for choice lots. Sales were at 8 60G4 25 for common to fair dressed beef steers, up to s5G5 40 for choice to fancy shipping cattle. the bulk of the steers crossing the scales at si 30a5 10. There was moderate stocker and feeder trade, prices ranging from s3 20 to s3 30. Butchers and canners' stuff sold rather freely at slightly lower prices for com mon lots. while choice grades steady. Calves were unchanged.
 HoGS-Prices ruled stronger and mostly SC higher. the bulk of the sales being al 8 51i5n s5: Heavy packers sold at & i5G3 s0. Prime medium weight shipping hogs brought B 7Og SHEEP-sold anywhere from s2 75a3 30 for the poorer kinds up to s 25d4 50 for good to were l5a2oc lower Western fed sheep sold at S3 I5d4 9. Lambs sold s4d5 e5 for inferior te.. 10 prime lots Western sheep and lambs were offered In very large numbers.
 3ocoO.
 OMAHA.
 OMAHA Jan. lo-CATTLE-Rec Receipts. 400 Market steady. Native beef steers. 8 7Oal SO: Western steers. s3 sod4 30: Texas steers san 6o; cows and heifers, sl Ood3 80: canners s2G 9o: stockers and feeders. s2 5oGi4 50; calves SS 55%6: 0Gs bulls and stags, s2 25aS 60. Heavy, 8 25d3 30; mixed s3 tSa3 45: light light. S3 5oq3 =. bulk of sales, 8 .oa3 45. to choice natives. & 7o94 40; fair to choice " Westerns. s3 6oGf4 2: common and stock sheep g 30a3 So; lambs. SOS 50.
 KANSAS CITY
 KANSAS CITY. Jan. lo-CATTLE-Rece,n+, 1000. Best grades steady: others weak Texas steers S3 2oa4 70; Texas cows. g 4OdS s: na- tive steers. g e0d5: native cows and heifers sl 5o3t %; stockers and feeders. S3d4 50: bulls HOGS-Receipts. 10. coo. Market steady to A shade lower Bulk of sales 8 35G3 $; heav- les s3 33d3 50; packers and mixed. ss S5T 3 57is lights. 8 3oa3 55 workers g 50d3 55: SHEEP Receipts. 2ooo Market steady. Lambs, si 50Q5 5o muttons. s3G4 30.
 DENVER
 DENVER. Jan. l0.-CATTLE-Receipts son Market active and strong demand better than supply. Reef steers. 8 l0G4: cows s2T3 sn: feeders and stockers. 8 4od4 lo. freight paid to river: bulls. stags. etc. s1 75d2 75.
 HOGS-Receipts. oS5. Market strong to 5r higher Light packers. g 40dS 70: heavy g B N3 +0: mixed, S 3oG3 45: bulk of sales g 45 SHEEP-Good demand for muttuns and ! hs No
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-11
PROVISIONS.

CURED MEATS-Bacon. SIC per ID for heavy. Sc for light medium. 10c for light. 10nc for extra light and l2c for sugar-cured; East ern sugar-cured Hams, 10h41lc: California Hams. s@9l@c Mess Beef. Ss 50 per bbl: extra mess do, go 5O. family do. Sl1al2; salt Pork ssGS go; extra prime Pork, s9 50; extra clear sl6: mess, sE 50; Smoked Beef. 11laQi2izc per ID.
 LARp-E3stern tierces quoted at 5kc per m Tor compound and 6c for pure; pails. Ic; Cali tornia terces. hc per 10 for compound and Sc for pure half-bbs. 6I&c; 10-fo tins. 7c; do 5-fo. 7iRc per ID.
 CoTToLr1NE-Tierces 5Ts6sHc: packages less than 800 fhs-1-fb pails. CD In case. SEC: S-lo pals. % In case. sssc; SID pails. 12 in case SAC; lo-io pails. in a case, 8lsc: 5o-fo tins, ore or two in case 7ssc wooden buck cts 20 IDS net. 77sc: fancy tubs so fbs net. 7xc: half-bbls, about no ,ts Tf6c per fb