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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-23

Ile same of BAH played yesterday al
tcuool Tween Richmond and Reading
Uas l-hot affair from start to finish
It The first time these two crack
teams have met on the Richmond dia-
m.al this year. and naturally there was
much interest in the contest A large
crowd was on hand to see the boys get
together, and there was probably more
roofing than at any time since the season
began
Richmond won the game. but by a very
close margin indeed, and only after the
hardest sort Of a tussle. In the Reading
team the Champions found foemen worthy
Of their steel. and the battle was one OF
those fast and furious fights in which SUI
periority is bound to tell. but slowly.
GOOD PITCHING AND FIELDING
Donovan was in TO toss for Richmond
ana Fertsch manipulated the sphere for
Reading. Both were I'm good shape and
handled the hOrsehide with skill. Dono-
Jau though somewhat wilder than
fer,sch, had the best Of the argument.
t.r his curves were puZzlers TO the Read
iu- lads. while the Champions were able
tu ht Fertsch more freely, though he did
iot permit them 10 bunch often, and this
tset. coupled with the gilt-edged support
which was given him, enabled him 20 hold
Ue game well in hand and keep the re-
s. clouded in uncertainty until the last
u.l had gone out in the ninth inning.
no both sides The fielding was particu-
lr- brilliant, and double plays were
q lie with great frequency and in the
most thrilling manner. Wrigley. in Rich
mYud's short-held, was particularly ac-
Tive. and kept the ban moving IN the most
acccptable manager. As the pivot in tie
-ouble-play work he was kept busy. ana
his every move was accurate in the eX-
IRENE. lie made one or two beautiful
pick-ups, and TO him. as much as TO any
me in the game is due the success which
crowned Richmond's effort.
PLAYERS AS UNIPIRES
Umpire Berger was called 10 Pittsburg
Wednesday night by the death Of his bro
tuer. and this left no one here to oiiiciatN
90 Yesterdays game. BY mutual consent
Players Fox. of Reading, and Pfanmiller
z, Richmond. were put in TO render the
decisions. and both did well. Pfanmiller
made a very close decision on second IN
favor Of Richmond. There was question
la the minds Of many as 20 the correct
l.ss OF this decision. but the majority
were inclined 10 Pfanmiller's way OF
Thinking. The decision yielded Richmond
He winning run but the Reading team
tlk the matter phlosophically, seeming
Oh appreciate that the Richmond player
wss urnpiring as best ne could, and they
,.ft the park when the game was over IN
happy frame Of mind. asserting that
they would take their revenge In to-day's
game.
Here is the score in detail. which shows
---L how The game progressed:
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 22.-t1our-Fairly
active and steady; rye flour hrm'
Cornmeal-Steady.
Rye--Steady.
Bariey-Quiet.
Barley Malt-Dull.
Wheat-Spot steady; No. red, Sc; OPP
ttons opened firm. on cables, foreign Duy-
ing and rains In France. They were sub
seauently assisted toward the top point
and closed firm at NYlc. net advance
Closing: July. size; September, slEc.;
December. Elsc-
Corn-Spot steady; No 2, 4lssc.; options
opened steady; and atterwards WARDS improved approve.
export demand. and the rise In wheat;
ciosa firm AT a &c. net advance. Closing:
.July. 4Olc.: September, <0hc.
Oats-Spot dull; No. 2. Sohsa3lc.; OPP
lions steady
Beef-Quiet.
Cut Meats-Steady,
Iard-Dull: western. SS; refined
steady.
Pork-Dul.
Butter-Easy; western creamery. $40
isas.; state o,,, dairy; ra g's gbIie mc
Eggs-Firm: State and Pennsylvania,
lsqiSysc western. fresh. Hl9al5c.: south
" PFoctatoes~steady; southern nrsts. n5Og
S2s75: southern seconds. soc qSi5o.
enthusiastically at unG per parrei
crate.
, Freights 10 IAverpooi-Firm; Cotton, by
steam. 10 Liverpool i2iac.
Cottonseed- oii-Quiet; prime crude. &c. !;
RosinNouiet; strained, common TO
good. $500 81. 32t3.
Turpentine-steady ae ss,saaoc.
Coffae--opuona opened steady and un.
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changed 10 s points lower. in sympathy
with weakness abroad. Ruled Inactive
with unimportant further variations eno
1870 bags. including July, NsO&ys.s5; Sep;
TENDER. $3.50; October, 1850: DecemDer
$50; spot coffec-Rio dull but steadyj
mild quiet and steady.
sugar-Raw quiet and about s,caays
fair refining. &c; centrifugal C6-degreo
tesp, fsslfa 2l-32c.; refined steady
THE DRY GOODS MARKET,
NEW YORK. June 22.--The demand 10!
dark fancy prints keeps up well. ana
good business Is again reported. StapIo
prints In steady demand at firm prices.
Gnghams in light supply and firm. Brown
sheetings and drills firm for heavy
weights Print cloths inactive and un-
changed. Odd gray goods have tens
dency TO favor buyers. Bleached cot.ons
steady. with moderate demand In medium
and fine grades. Low grades steady.
DENNIS and other coarse-colored cottons
quiet and fcatureless. Mens-wear worst
eds strong and In good demand. DreW
goods firm and fair business done.
NEW YORK MELON MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Muskmclons
dull and weak; outside quotation extrem&
Watermelons show no material change.
Muskmelons. Florida, per case; oec . 70 -
Watermelons. per carload, sioea$so"; do's
per l0o sl0n$25.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE, June 22.-Fiour-Quiet
and unchanged.
Wheat steady; spot and the month oIs.1s
7Sisc., southern by sample, .oync. IN.
corn-Firmer; spot, ss ss,q 2sea: .no
gust 39i4c.; southern white corn fufi12c'
Oats--Quiet; No. 2 white. 32HSS,zc.
Rye--Steady; No. western. Sl'2c.
Sugar-Strong and UNCHANGED.
Enthusiastically; market firm ana &C.
tive; large 9d9lsc; medium. 9Aassse';
small. 9isH9sic.
Butter-Steady and unchanged.
Eggs-Firm at i4Gl4i9c. ,,
Lettuce-Steady at 30qioc. per busneA
box.
Whiskey-Unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. June 22.-An exceptionally
heavy export demand gave strength 70
wheat to-day. and resulted In an advance
I'm the market OF &m7sc. over yesterdays
final price Corn and oats were hrms
partly on account of reduced grain rates.
closing haasc and iac. higher, respec-
lively. Provisions were heavy, ana oe-
clned 2i9q7i2c. <.u..
The leading futures ranged as foliowss
..
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THE SWIFT STAKES.
Chief Event mt Sheepshend Won by
EIy-by-Night.

NEW YORK, June 22.-The chief event
OF to-day's racing at Sheepshead Bay
was the Swift Stakes for 3-year-olds.
fly-By-Night. the favorite in the betting,
went TO the front at once, and the race
was never in danger. In the Zephyr
Stakes, Flaunt was hot favorite. hut
could do no bette than second. Killa-
shandra took first, after head-and-head
run up TO the turn with Primrose Day,
who was beaten in the stretch by Flaunt
for second. Summary:
First race-five and a half furlongs-
Peace q TO u won, Touraine Is to l and
3 to u Second. Prince of Wales (6 to u
third. Time, 1:07 As.
Second race--zephyr Stakes, Futurity
course-killashandra 60 to u won, Flaunt
even and to 81 second. Primrose Day
& to p third. Time, I'll 2-5.
Third racc-one and n quarter miles
Thomas cat e. TO y won. Merry Prince q
to and to y second, Central Trust a
to y third. Time. 2:O7 2-5.
Fourth race--Swift Stakes, seven fur
longs-Fly- By-Night q to y won Kinley
Mack Is to and TO y second, Greatland
GO to u third. Time. p rs.
Fifth race-five furlongs-Big Gun 6 to
81 won, Her Ladyship &c to l and to u
second. Nohicer % TO p third. Time. 1:oS.
Sixth race-one mile, on turf-Rhine-
lander 90 to ~ won Bon InO q to and
8 to 81 second, Imperator 90 to u third.
Time. 1:l2.
LATONIA EVENTS.
CINCINNATI, o.. June 22.-Weather
pleasant; track fast. Summaries:
First race-siX furlongs. selling-Tension
% to u won, Marietta % to u second.
Brother Fred az to y third. Time. :02.
Second race-one mile. selling-Julia
Hazel & to u won. Infelice G to y Sc
cond King Elkwood a TO y third. Time.
1924.
Third race-one mile. selling-Fine Re-
spice G TO y won. Victorine 90 TO u
second. Colonel Cluke Is to y third. Time,
Al -.
Fourth race-six furlongs. selling
April Lady Is to u won. Norma Taylor
q TO - second. Shield Bearer @ TO =
third. Time 1:0i 81.
Fifth race-fve furlongs-Anthracite 03
to 81 won, Foneda % to y second, Scarlet
Lilly go to u third. Time, los.
sixth race-one mile. selling-Kunja q
to 81 won, Donation g to y second, Yuba-
dam (even) third. Time. 1;4O "a.
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LYNCHRuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

IYNCHBURG, VA, June 22-(Special)
Less than $4,000 pounds OF tobacco were
sold on this market the past week.
Prices are we'll maintained for all fine
grades. Farmers should send In their
crops now. as prices are liable to drop
at any time. Quotations:
Medium darn Jugs. $i5yaf2.5O; -primings.
60c. Qsl common dark Tugs; N5oqs2.75;
medium dark Tugs. s2,SaS2S; fine and
good dark. 33.J0Qt5.
teaf-Common dark leaf. $3.5OQA; me-
d,um dark leaf $4.25nS; good dark leaf
s6.50Qts; fine dark shipping leaf, SsGslZi
good black wrappers, $loa$l3; line black
wrappers, Si4V24.
Bright Tobacco-BriSht New: Lugs--
Common green aud npndescript. S.50qs4;
medium smoking and cutting, $Soqss;
good smoking and cutting. SgsS6O; fine
smoking aud cutting, $S9$lo.
Leaf-Common cutters. SgSo; medium
cutters. S76Oa$s5o; good cutters. sSqslO:
ans cutters. sli5oasll; fancy cutters. $40
81 common wrappers. %as,2, r ,ysdI..ni
good mahogany. sl260QSG
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TAKING IT cool.
At Berry's.

This is the time of the year
when it is sensible to take
things cool, even the war news.
We can afford to take it cool.
The Filipinos are getting it
bot.
We must keep our feet as
we'll as our head cool. Our
prices will help to do the latter
and our Shoes will do the
former,
g 20 will give you the same Sho' =
SJ'oV "Hanan's" if found on our
bargain counter that would have stood
,.a ' last week.
Call and see the Suits we're selling at
SI2 30:
ChLdren's Sailors-HALF PRICE
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rx.haia-rever I'm Camp..

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The board nps
noInted by the War Department. al the
Instance OF the Surgeon-General. 90 study
the distributions Of typhoid-fever In army
camps. Is busily engaged IN artans,ng ne
anal report. The collection OF statistics
H. about completed, and the members OF
The hoard hope TO have their informatlon
charted and tabuiated by the end OF July.
The report will indicate that the water
snnplv had practically little 10 do with
The spread OF typhoid-fever This Is COM
trary to all previous medical theories -
regard 10 typhoid propagation The ap-
pearance and spread OF the disease. tne
rsnort Will say. Indicate that II was trans
,ri,.ad through the atmosphere. by the
wind carrying about dust containing the
dried germs Of typhoid and py the agency
NJ flies. FL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-23
DANvrLLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE, VA, June 2-(Special.)-
The offerings for week consist OF a
large proportion of filters of various
grades. some wrappers. and but little
of the cutter variety. Few bright to-
baccos are coming in. Quotations:
Wrappers-Fancy. S40Gs55; good. $301$4o;
medium. s20d $50; common, sf4as20
FiIers-Fine. S75Q$lO; good. s6gT.75;
common, s34s6
Cutters-.FIpe, slSa$a; good. sl2aslS;
Smokers~Fine, 80 50aS25o; good, Sa
$3.50; common. $35Oas7.
Nondescript-Good. s3as45o; common,
s24$3
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tNIcPartlin out-hit by batted bali.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Lancaster ......., .......52OO1 OOOl- 9
Newark ......... ........02 100000 o 2
Summary: Earned runs-Lancaster, 3.
Three-base hit-Ward. Home run-Leldy.
Sacrifice hit-Ward. Stolen bases-Mc-
Lancaster. s; Newark. z. Struck out
Hardesty. Klopf. Meaney. Double plays
Ward to Larocque; Schaub TO Leahy to
Larocque; Ward to Leahy to Larocque;
McPartlin and Thornton. Xlopf to liar-
desty TO Thornton. First base on err
rors-Iancastcr. 2; Newark, 2. First base
on balls-On Miner. 3: off McPartlin. 3.
Hit by ptcher-Leidy. McGraw, Thornton,
Neaney. Umpire-Mr. Moran. Time-1
hour and 80 minutes.
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Two-baso hlts--Donovan ana Lawrence.
First base on errors-Richmonj 2; Read
ing. g. Bases on balls-On Donovan, 8.
Lett on bsscs-Richmond, Il; Reading, 6.
l. Double plays-Donovan 20 Doian %
Calhoun; Wrigicy 10 Calhoun CD: Dolan
TO Wriglcy TO Calhoun: Belts 10 ChilJs:
Weddge to Childs 80 Drauby. passcd
balls-Hess, J. Cmpires-Messrs. iox
and pfanmiller. Time OF game-t hon.
and 80 minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-23
NEWARK PLAYED LIKE AMATEURS
The Jersey Lads Prove Easy victims
for the Lancaster Doys

LANCASTER. PA. June 22.-(Special)
Lancaster easily defeated Newark to-day
by a score of to 2. The amateurish work
of the visitors was in sharp contrast
with the splendid playing of the locals.
Miner was wild, but Newark could not
hit. and his wildness was not costly. Nc
Partlin was easy. Leahy played n star
game. Score:
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$50: I package. 9: 1. H.; Nc. ! W.
81; I package. q. I. H.. No. 3 q T.
aboye,. $40; package r. G. K, Ne. s;
s.: package. J. w. r.. No. 3, H.so;
package. O.. L. H.. No. (B. ,. aboyye.l,
s M%; Z gs ss n,c 6 Il r. NJ Nov;
o. 1. above). $50: / package. ]. II: NJ.
No; s., $50; package, G. Il. T., Nc; J;
s SO; package G. l. n no. p: / sa IS;
No. Il; fG package q T.; paf f. H.. II No. 81
NJ. G. 30. s. a 70: i package. 4. {: H.
Nc; s. So package T. w. CO. c. NO. NO. /
$40; / package. P, i. NJ, No. 2, $40;
package Il. q. r., No 4. 1870; package,
NJ. c.. No. s. $50; l package, z. {: Is,
No. z. $500; package, G. II. r., No; z
package. c. IL r., No 3, $40: package.
z. c; B.. No. 6, 50; I package; A. b; c..
No. l; g: package p B. ~. :, no go 3 $40;
as pae s. 6 6 g. II No r. N 49, pSekas PACK K
G. X. No. g. $3.50; package. a. E: H.,
No. 3. $3.50; package. J. II. NJ, No. "a
81 80; package, A Il. G., No. 2. $50.
Mr.. George A. Haynes's sale AZ auction
The following were sold at auction on
Change to-day through Mr. George a.
ftaNneS-tO-wtt.
Mr.. J. w. Thomas, OF Caroline county,
No. C39S pounds) at s2l: No. 2 (5lS pounds
at s11; No. (2s2 pounds at S950-making
an average OF 1885,
Mr.. W. F. Beazley. of Caroline county,
No. cos pounds) at SIS; No. t25s pounds)
at x4; No. G75 pounds at sl375; No; I
at 1915: No. 6 C7l0 pounds at Sl075; No.
600 pounds) at N75-making an average
OF 1929.
Mr.. X. w, Carter. of Louisa county.
averaged 1902 on his crop and $lOOS for
his tenants.
Mr.. p. A. Thomas. of Caroline county,
averaged $40 on his crop.
For Silas Shelburne-H. L. p, Nos. 3 at
SO. %. 2 at IS, at Sls; J: f, X. at s.,
at sl1: at $3.50; l.. II. A., at $3.50,
at $3.50. l at $3.50; L. Il NJ. at sL2O. at
500. 4 at s7.75. at $50: at $l2: g. n.
N. 3 at $6.75, at $40, at 1920 A. F..
at $40: f. b. NJ. at 81. 2 at S., at s725;
Il. H.. l at $3.50; G. +. j.. 2 at $3.50; N. H.,
at 1915: ]. j., at $40: T.. F., AZ $3.50.
at 5: A. l.. s.. ! at 1918
Frazer & Tompkins comment this week
on the tobacco market as follows:
"Dark-Good to fine leaf continues In ac-
tive demand: low grade leaf and Tugs in
fair demand; black wrappers scarce and
wanted. all offerings taken quickly az
high prices. Tobacco arriving in very soft
or damaged condition has To be sold much
lower than quotations receipts very light
Stunt ured-Recefpts continue mode
rate. and all good TO prime stock active:
common Jugs and low-grade leaf dull and
lower. We again advise shippers TO see
that their tobacco is put In good, safe
order before shipping"
QuotStions for the week are as follows:
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pETERsBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 22.-(SpeciaI)
Receipts moderate and market firm at
quotations: Common to medium Tugs, 81 to
50: good to fine Jugs. 81 to IS; poor. short
leaf. SO to s.; fair TO good short leaf,
IS TO So; medium to good wrappers. 50 to
sl2; good TO fine wrappers, $l4 TO 49, me-
dunn TO good shipping. 81 to $40: good TO
fine shipping, sl2 to SIS.
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rArTEN A PUZZLE FOR SCRANTON.
ihey Could Not Hit Him and the
Barons Won With Ease.

Wli'hESBARRE. PA. June 22.-(spe-
olsi)-Patten was puzzle for Scranton
to-day The visitors got only two hits
OFT his delivery. In the ninth inning
O"'eher oNeill' was disabled and Flana-
san was substituted. A passed hail NV
the latter allowed the home team 10 score
Score: ~ W N
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sUrro1,k PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK, VA, June U.-(SpeciaI.)-
Jumbo. fancy hand-picked Virginia, pea
nuts. sac; No. 1 fancy hand-picked Nir-
ginia peanuts, &C.: extra hand-picked Vr-
einia peanuts, nc. No. Virginia shelled
peanuts, 5Iac.; No. 2 Virginia shelled pea
nuts. &C.; extra large Virginia shelled
peanuts, TIC; No. / Spanish shelled pea
nuts. SIC. No. Spanish shelIed peanuts.
3Lc
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, June %, 1899.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry. 70 10
nc: mixed. 10 to 77c.; shortberry, 20 to
nc; No. red, &c. Corn-Virginia white
dag iots). &c. No. white, Al to Il i-2c. /:
No white. 80 IL to 40c. No. 2 mixed,
100; No. 8 mixed. 80 10 80 1-2c. Oats-No.
mixed. SOC: No. 8 mixed. 20 to 20 l-2c.
Rye-57 10 62c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-23

LONDON. June 1.-THE wedding o1
Princess Marie. OF Meck!enburg-Strefit
10 Count Charles de Jametal was solemn
lied quietly at the Catholic. chapel. e.
Elizabeth. Richmond to-day. The bride'd
parents. the Duke OF Cambridge and the
Prince and Princess Christian. of Schleo-
wig-Hostcin. were among those present.
The marriage has aroused comment ~
cause II Is morganatlo-
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

NORFOLK, VA, June 22.--(special)-
Farmers market, fancy. 3 3-aGi4c.; strictly
prime 35-Sc.; prime, 3-sc.; common, 5u
3l-4c.: Spanish, 90c. a bushel. The market
Is steady.
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PATTERSON WINS At ALLENTOWN.
Superior Fielding, With Timely Hit
fling Gives the victory.

ALLENTOWN. PA, June 22.-(Special)
Ames's fine pitching and the visitors
timely hitting won to-day's game for
Paterson. 1t was a listless and feature
less game. Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLIrBs.
GAMES TODAY.

Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Cleveland
Baltimore at Cincinnati.
Washington at Louisville.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, June 2.-GSpecial)
Virginia peanuts strong; strictly good
lots, S1c.; Spanish very strong at Doc. per
huehpl
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PERFECTOS. 4: WASHINGTON, I.

ST. LOUIS. MO-. June 22.-St. Louis won
the last game OF the Washington series
Today by punching its HIS I'm the third
inning. Sudhon pitched In great form.
and had the visitors at his mercy. At
tendance, 1900 Score: X II. H.
81 Louis ..........0 o. o / o - IL 2
Washington .....0 00OO10 00-1
batteries: Sudhof, Young. and Criger;
weighing and Butler.
tmpires: Messrs. Emsle and Mcdonald
Time. OF game. hour and IS minutes.
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summary: Two-base hit-Smith Double
play-McMahon to Dillon to Flanagan.
First base on balls-On Patten. 3: OF
hodson. l. Struck out-By Hodson, 3;
by Patten, Z. First base bv errors
Wilkesbarre, l; Scranton, l. Stolen bases
Clymer, Odwell. Richter, Burns Smith,
and Mcmahon. Sacrifice hit-Richter.
Left on Wilkesbarre, s. Scranton.
D. Hit by pitched ball-Eagan Passed
ball-Flanagan. Cmpre-Mr Belts. Time
of game-1 hour and a. minutes
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
poston Wins Easily from Chic"S"-
score, = to I.

CHICAGO. June 22.-Boston outplayed
Chicago AT all points to-day, taking an
easy game, and splitting even on the
series. Fr,esbee joined the Champions
and made a good impression. Attendance
.. 400 Score: II, II: Il;
BOSTON ..........0O11 800 3 l
Batteries: Philesdon and ponahuei
I 'I,I res Messrs. Gaffaney and Mas
sanasu.
NEW YORK, II; PITTsBURG' 9.
ppsTsRIrRG PA, June 22.-New York
~ Ia, hard hitting. Rhines was re-
l,eved in the middle of the third inning
after six hits and six runs ,had been maze
Ali but one of Pittsburg's runs were
made through errors. Attendance ~.
l ilaue liz II. III. +.
sgVrS; ..411OOOOOO- 5 2
~. Ynrk ..3O30 90 FL 10
R"tteries; Rhines Sparks. ana Bower
man: seymour and Warner. ou..
I-,npire-. Messrs. Lynch ana commonly.
Time Of game. 1 hour and 90 minutes.
PHILADELPHIA, 3; CINCINNATI ..
CINCINNATI. June 22-Phlllips lasted
oist one inning to-day. Dammann,. VINO
followed him, did much better, but the
t9eSs could not bunch hits on Orth, ana
inst Attendance. 900. Score: X. IL. II.
c,nc,nneti ....0Ol1O01 ~
Philadelphia ......5o10 ioeo-s 10 =
batteries; phillips; Dammann' ana
Woods: Ortiz and McFarlaho, Saith
r,me Of game, hour and IS minutes.
BpooKLYN. s; CLEVELAND. 0.
CLEVELAND, o.. June 22.-The home
team was outplayed at every point 10y
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PATTERSON

mills out for running out Of line.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
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,I1@,,o,.o .2OO1OOO0 o. 3
i5aterson ..... .........O 10000 / -
c,,pr,orv. Two-base hits-Jos. Dele
benfv Mills. Sacrifice hits-Jas. Dele
hanty, Woodruff, Byers Gochnaur sto-
len basos-Smith JOS DelehantX Henry,
camp, Pabst %: woodruff M III ko p,f2'
20 off Ames. 3. Struck out-By Masinnis'
.. by Kecner. /. Left on bases-A Zen
town. 3; Paterson. 8. UmpireIMr, hen
dc~son. Time hour and 40 minutes
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, June % 1899.
Sales Virginia Carolina Chemical. pre-
ferred. shares at 1l5A; Nirginia-Carolina
Chemical. 10 shares at l15h.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-23

4. Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
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me INC visitors to-day. Attendance. 100.
score: r. II. Il.
BROOKLYN ..........1 2 00121 s-S IL /
:, batteries: Maupin and Schrecongost;
wager and Farrell.
EMPIRES: Messrs. ODay and McGarr.
Time OF game, 1 hour and Is minutes.
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 2.-t1our-Fairiy
actiys and steady; rye -four firm.
Cornmeal-Steady.
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NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Continental Tobacco .......... ......... IS
Continental Tobacco. preferred 7yh
Colo. Southern .......... ..............- ~
Colo. Southern, LIST preferred ~
Colo. Southern, I'd preferred ~
Pacific Coast .. .....,........ "