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Minnesota and minneapolis CIubs
Met Yesterday.

The first match of the season between
the above teams was played yesterday on
the grounds of the Minnesota club and.
after a very even and enjoyable game.
was won by the home boys by a total
score of 1I5 to 40, although either side
was in it until the fall of the last wicket.
The weather was perfect, and that com
bined with the prospect of an enjoyable
game brought out quite a crowd of ad
mirers of the game, among whom were
many ladies.
Although some old faces are missing
from both teams, notably those of G. r.
Wilcox, of the Minnesota club, who has
gone to the coast, and DR.. Taylor, whose
professional duties are demanding too
much time for him to take part in the
game this year, both teams show good
tember, and, according to the schedule,
the games between the two clubs will be
worth any ones while to see, who Z es
for the sport. The features OF the game
We're G. c. Saulez's batting and fielding;
the bowling OF the brothers Goodwin,
Billy playing for the Minnesotas, St
Paul being now his home, whilst Percy
plays for his own boys up the river w.
Goodwin also ran up a good score of @ in
the first inning. Ben Davies, McGregor
and Pridham also batted well for the
Minnesotas, as did Richards, Mics,
Swarbeck and Sweet for Minneapolis.
The fielding all-around was much above
the average for a first game An
excellent lunch was furnished The
future fixtures for this year be-
tween the two clubs are as follows:
June Is. July and a. Aug. 4 and IS,
and Sept g. The games win be played
alternately on the grounds of each club.
notice of which will be given in the daily
papers.
The annual meet of the clubs of the
Northwestern Cricket association will be
held in Chicago this year. The clubs par-
tcipatirg will be Winnipeg Minnesota,
Omaha, Denver, st. Louis and Chicago.
Minnesota Cricket Club
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TOWN AND COUNTRY TEAM.
1t Was Chosen In the Preliminary
Trials Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon the golf team to
represent the Town and Country club
member of the club had an opportunity
to contest for the honor of playing on
the team, and consequently the organ
ization is an exceptionally strong one.
b. F. Schurmeier, the champion of the
club last season, again heads the LIST
of team men, and NJ. Doran Jr, is the
runner up.
In the mixed foursome tournament fer
the cup offered by Mrs. M. D. Mum, the
prelim:narfes of which were PLAYED of
yesterday morning. and the following
qualified for the semi-flnals: Mrs. G.
Bishop and n. P. Langford, Jr., Miss
Harriet Mcknight and E. G. Haibarf
Miss Noyes and w. D. Trowbridge. Miss
Bancroft and T. w. Griggs, and Mrs
T. l.. Wann and NJ. d. Mum tied for
the fourth place. The latter will plav
off the tie either tomorrow or the next
day, and the winner will play the pair
headed by Miss Bishop. The couples led
by Miss Mcknight and Miss Moves wnl
also meet in the semi-finais
Mrs. w. II. Lightner won the ladies
putting contest in 81. while Miss AZ G.
bass Was the runner up in the match
with a score of So.
The following qualified for the club
team, scores given are the average for
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YACHlS WERE CAPGUD
EXCITEMENT ATTENDED THE
OPENING RACES OF MINNIE
TONI<A YACHT CLUB
REGATTA CALLED mo RACE"
There Was Too Much Wind
Even for Some of the
'Heavy Weather"
Boats.

The Mahtomedi Yacht club opened its
third seasons races yesterday afternoon
with a reefing breeze blowing to help
push the thing along. In fact it pushed
q little too hard at times, as the skipper
and crew of the Britannia will testify.
as well as several other boats that saw
fit to pull out of the races before they
were finished. The interest centered
chiefly in the slOop class which was in
augurated yesterday Five boats faced
the starting gun in the sloop event, but
not one of them had a reef tucked away.
Two cats and two larks also went out
full sail. was comparatively well
down in Mahtomedi bay. but as the boats
got out beyond the peninsula they were
given i touch of the genuine article. The
wind was terrific at times, and squally
nearly always. The weather man had
this special kind of weather on tap just
for the time of the race, as, half hour
after the boats had all finished. it went
down very much.
The sloops were started off first. Xenia
crossing right after the gun, followed by
Pastime and Hornet. Weirdling got in
stays at this time, and was two min
IteS and 1ifty-fve seconds in crossing.
Hornet pulled out before the race was
finished, ard Britannia, feeling it was not
Aer day turned UP her keel and her
crew were given an involuntary bath.
&enia kept the big lead gained at the
start until the finish line was crossed.
Pastime hung on we'll but when Britain
ala capsized, went to her assistance.
WeirdIing. who sailed the course a little
over a minute in the fastest time, was
given the race on account of Xenia not
properly turning the south shore buoy on
he last round. 1t has been decided not
20 call it a race owing TO the existing
circumstances, and it will be sailed over
at later date. Result is as follows:
Actual Corrected
Boat Skipper. Time Tine.
Aenia, kson.............5S:46 1916
Pastfme. Grant ............. Did rot finish
Hornet, J. O. DreSden.... Did not finish.
Brltannla, PinS<a ..,....... .CapSiZed
In the cat class Marguerite and Daisy
were the only starters Marguerite did
not finish and left the field to Daisy.
Daisy had a comfortable lead when her
opponent quit the race
Boat Skipper. Time.
Daisy, Van Duzee .....................1:27:2 :27 20
Marguerite, Dr.. Darling Did not finish
Matt Murphy won the lark race with
gypsy, having for his only antagonist
the Skylark, sailed by DR.. Price. The
race was a close Cne until the last round.
when Gypsy pulled away and won with
something to spare. Time as follows:
Boat Skipper Time
Gypsy, Murphy ........................1: 1:g2.S0
Skylark, DR.. Price .............. :36:29
The club will hold its next races on
Saturday afternoon. SO far as could be
learned five boats Capsized on different
parts of the lake, and three masts We're
carried off.
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NEW LAURELs FOR HAmLrNE.
st. Thomas Team Was No Hatch for
Ehe Methodist Nine

Ghe Methodist Nine.
Fresh from recent victories, the Ham
inc baseball team administered a defeat
10 the st. Thomas nine on the latter's
grounds yesterday afternoon, their de-
leat being due clearly to their inability
to bat the curves of Bandelin the Ham
line 'sOuthpaw." The Hamline team play
ad with the enthusiasm of winners.
After two were out in the frst, two er-
,ors and fuckers hit scored Dyer. Nc
Dermott went up in the air II the third
and while he was up Hamline batted him
Tor six hits and six runs, and again in
the fourth he was again hit for four runs
To stop the fireworks Capt. Conway or
5ered Flemming to warm up. He did we'll
Tor two innings, but in the seventh three
hits and two errors gave HamlIne four
more. In the eighth a hard drive by
Reunitz for three sacks and Bandelin's
hit scored Glare.
A base on balls two hits ar1 an error
gave st. Thomas four in the fourth; a
nit and two errors gave them three In the
hfth, and they I'd another on errors
In the eighth
McDermott who was such a puzzle for
Hamline last year, proved easy this time
Dyer, besides his timely batting, PLAYED
his usual fast game at short St Thomas
helded loosely and showed lack Of team
work, both at the bat and in the field
Hamline has now won fourteen games
without a defeat and is the uadisnuted
college champion of the Nortl west.
The score:
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RUN IN THE MUD.
Bike Road Race from Hamilton to
Chester Park.

CINCINNATI. May 3O;-The bike road
race from Hamilton to Chester park. in
this city, a distance ,7of twenty-seven
miles, was run today in the rain. Hun
dreds OF enthusiasts gathered along the
muddy roads, and many were on the spe-
clal traln with the judges that left HAM
ilton after all had, started anS kent in
view OF the racers during the course
Six etght-minute men started at 1 30 D.
m. There We're twenty-one other starters.
me only scratch starters were A. Fisher.
Cincinnati, and Red Hickman, of Bir
mlngham, Ala. When the wheeIers reach
ed Chester park course none could be rec
ognized. They were coated with mud.
otto e. Voorhis, of Harshmanvflle. o
Won, reaching Chester park at 2:30. sam
DUBOIS, of Portsmouth, O.. a scratch man.
was second, and also won the time prize.
H. Campbell, of Seven Mile, O., a one and
a half minute man, was third.
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TWENTY-EIGHT CHECKED IN
OF Forty WOuId-Be Centary Riders
Who Started Yesterday

Comparatively few of the two score
wheelmen who left ST. Peter and Seventh
streets yesterday morning to ride a cen
tury, under the auspices of the Century
Road club, finished within the limit In
the neighbOrhood of forty wheemen
started. among them Mrs. John Carson
slXty-eight years of age, an enthusiastic
WheelWOman. The party were Joined by
dozen Minneapolis wheelmen before the
start was made. From the starting point
the trip to White Bear and return was
made; thence to MinnetOnka, where din
ner was served at Mrs. Woodfords sum
mer resort. The main guard arrived at 5
p. m. and it was necessary to complete
the $50 miles to take another trip to Lake
Calhoun and return. CT. NJ. Ryan and E.
NJ. Ryan and E. M Harris were the first
to check in shortly after o'clock last
evening, and the others completing the
full hundred miles We're c. E. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. James McIlrath, ]. L. Fabian,
H. Helps. S. j. Daily, F. o. Mills and A.
L. Mace
The following others started: R. A.
Callander. A. Freeman, William A. Athen.
w A. Powers, Mrs. NJ. c. Harrison, B.
F. Hartzell. Mrs. John Carson, j. A Con-
nelly, c. C. Jones, A Heidehker, Thomas
Stang, D. c. Ryan, Jules Denegre, C. B.
Rust, ]. T. McDonough. Bernard H. HE
ger, S. ]. Daily, Charles F. Lownsbury,
A. A. Hanson. Minneapolis; A E. Dau-
son, F. w. Whipple, E. E. Dauson, G.
Hoskins, L. j. Fabian, Tom Bird, e. L.
Fabian. tandem, and F. c. Chase.
1t is not unlikely that several others
than those mentioned as completing the
100 miles within the fourteen hours sue
-ceeded in making a century. but the
names printed are all that checked at
George j. Mitch's drug store High wind
accounts for the small number that fin
ished. Otherwise the roads were in very
good condition but a trife dusty
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Women's Clubs Meeting milwaukee.
Jun.. Ith 10 9Th

The Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry.
has been officially selected BY the WOm-
ems Clubs of Minnesota and North Da-
kota as the line best suited to accommo-
date delegates and others from the Twin
Cities and the Northwest.
A party of ladies VIII leave Minneapolis
and St. Paul in special cars via THE Mil
waukee' une ?. and 4th. The trip will
be made delightful in every way.
Rate for the round trip IS one fare Plus
$500 (from St Paul and Minneapolis
81. .7O).
Tickets en- sale June 2, 3. 4 and 5th. good
to return as late as June both. by depos-
ting tickets with Joint agent.
Day and night trains from Twin Clties
to Milwaukee.
Call On '"The Milwaukee, agents for full
particulars. CT write J T. conley, Asst
Ger. Fass. Agen'. ST. Paul. Minn.
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PRODUCE.

The quotations which follow are for
goods which change hands in lots in the
open market. In filling orders. in order
to secure the best goods for shipping ana
to cover the cost incurred. an adVa nee
over jobbing prices has 70 be charged
Butter-Steady ana in active demand
Receipts light Creameries extras. 21c:
firsts, 19c; dairies hand separator. 171zc;
extras, lie; ladies, extras. ltGt5c; pack
ing stock, 13c.
Cheese Market steady and active;
Twins. fancy full cream. 1O3qilige: full
cream. Young America, new. 1@9t2iac.
brick Ne. l. 11Qll1ee; brick. No. 2, 9;ae:
Swiss cheese, old, 12l49614e Lmburger.
as to grade, 8lzfI11c
Eggs-Market Easier: receipts fair.
fresh stock. cases included. at mark.
Beans-Market firm; fancy navy. per bu.
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NIGHTINGALE AND TORPEDO.
they Won the HOnors in Opening
Regn tia at ,TOnlzn.

The first yacht races of the season on
Lake MInnetonka were sailed yesterday
afternoon in a stiff southwestly breeze.
almost amounting. to a gale at times.
The Nightingale, Capt, 3. j.. Hopkins
crack seventeen-feeter, was the winner
IN her class, and the Torpedo, the twenty
loot creation of the imagination of Will
lam Peet Jr., carried off the honors
among the 1lrst-class sloops There were
three entries among the second-class
yachts, and but two among the twenty
tooters. The Nightingale had everything
her own way from start to finish She
crossed the line first and Immediately
took good lead and held it ali through
the race, beating the Pixie by nearly
four minutes. and the Torpedo by more
than five minutes, corrected time.
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ELMIRA, N. Y, May 3o.-Two thou
sand san ,.n five . hundred persons saw Prince
from Cornell at the Maple Avenue Div
ing park this afternoon by score of sc
TO 81, The most noteworthy event dur -ng
Ihe I[Ie afternoon was the 1role vault by A.
ca II Gearing the bamboo at a height of
II 1eet inches, equalfhg the best inter
GGoileg1ate record. u. C. Creegan, of
FrlhceSon, was entered in the $50 wards
one mile and two-mile runs. He succe d
ca in carrying the Donors of each of
tnese IN Sc events, 1, but after the two-nile run
ne totfa1S collapsed and required medic II
me me 5Z9-yard hurdle and 220-yard hurdle
for r, Princeton by a close margin.
W. j. Warner, of Cornell, won the shot
put, and II. L.. Taylor. of the same uni
Xersity, crossed the tape first in The 40
YARD run; F. w Jarvis, Pr;nceton's G
speedy sDe TGS sh9rt,diStance runner. captured
little difficulty. - U'9ii WIN
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MAY GIVE ST. PAUL A CLUB.
Talk of Transferring the Des
Moines Franchise Here,

OMAHA, Neb.. May -(spec.aI)-Tba
significance of the meeting of the West
ern league baseball managers at SioI,x
City Friday has finally leaked out. The
franchise of the Des Moines club will b.
transferred to st. Paul The details of
the deal will be arranged at the meeting
on President Hickey's suggestions
Manager w. p Chase, Of the Des
Moines team, backed the club merely TO
Introduce the Chase paH The National
forbade its use, so Mr. Chase wants TO
sell out. st. Paul is anxious to secure
membership in the new league. Manager
Beal of Sioux City, and President
Hickey, Of st. Joseph, have under con-
slderauon proposals from prominent St
Paul men which viii be considered AT
the meeting. The admittance of ST PAM
will be step in furtherance of the Man
to have Kansas City and MinneapoIis on
the circuit next year.
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Havvthorne Rncea

CHICAGO. May 8Q-weather Cloudy.
tsio rack neavy at Hawthorne today S"-9-
r. FIRST race five urloags-SiIverdal won.
Time. 1:G7. II u
Hermosa won. Bangle second T,arksn3,r
third. Tine. 1:12A No u
Thlrd race. steeple chase short course
Se1l Shenler = won Lord Chesterfield second,
Fourth race. one mile and A sixteenth
Hand Press won. Sam T0ullen second, Th,
Monk third. Time. 1851.
t1fth race. one mic and quarter
Prince Lazes won. The B.bby second. Mi
croscope third Time. go.
sixth race, seven fur1of7gs-Rarrack TT.
won. Miss ShanleY' second. Louisville
third. Time 1:jJ5
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the men back of him had case of stage
fright in the first inning. The local ag-
gregation took advantage of it and eight
men crossed the rubber.
After that the game was a good one.
Wolf was a puzzler to the Saints and
two singles was all he gave out. Score
by innings:
RHE.
La Crosse ..S o o Q 10 10 o
st. Paul 10 0 0 0 0 % 2 5
Batteries. Wolf and Burns, and Della
ney and Lighter
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Other G"n,es.

At Detroit-University OF Michigan 5,
Illinois 6.
At Iowa City, To.-Iowa university is.
Grinnell 2 This gives the University of
Iowa the state championship
At GAINESVILLE. Wis.-University Of Wis
consin l, Beloit college 5.
At Cambridge, Mass.-Georgetown 8,
Harvard 2.
At Wiliamstown, Mass.-WiIliams II.
Amherst r.
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IHE LIVE STOCK MARKETS
HOG PRICES AVERAGED SEVEN
AND HALF TO TEN
CENTS LOWER
CATTLE MARKET UNCHANGED
Butcher Stuff Sold Readily Mt steady
Prices-StOck Calves Steady at
DeeIine-HeIfer stuff Slow
SaIe-Sheep Steady.

SOUTH ST PAUL. May 3O-Receipts
at the Union stock yards today (esti-
mated) We're: Cattle. 800; calves, 200;
hogs. 2,1O0: sheep, 100; cars, AZ
Official receipts Tuesday: Cattle, 45S;
calves, 466; hogs, $3.50; sheep, S55; cars.
H.
Receipts thus far in May, compared
with the same period in May, 1899, are as
follows.
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Athletes who Go to P.ris.

PHILADELPHIA Nav 3n-Tba mon
who will represent the University of
pennsylvania at the Paris expssItiSn
sports have been selected They will be
"A, a. =: kTaenziein, w. p. Remington. for
the hurdles ard bread jump; T b. Me
CLAIM in the sprints; Alexander Grant
ana =, X Bushnell, in the distance runs:
!; . Z: McCracken and T. 7. Hard, weights.
Otners VINO are likely to accompany the
&c ;ednI WlH pe j. w. B Tewksbury, ex-
intercollegiate champion in the 109,ya4d
uash; j. X. Baxter. ex-intercollegiate
champion fha In lin in high jump, and G. ". Or
oI oIn, ~ ,rLhS iohS distance runs and steepie-
Y for the Purpose CT trying out The men.
Next fo week the team will leave the city
14a Ma tne country training, either at Bryn
1or EUROPE on ,une 20 on the steamer
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especial Trains to Lake Mime
tOnkn."

On Decoration Day, Wednesday, May
Goth and on Saturday and Sunday. June
2nd and 3rd. the Great Northern Ry will
run special trains to and from Lake Min
netOnka, leaving st. Paul at go D. m
Returning. leave Spring Park at 900 p. m.
There will also be a special train leav-
ing Minneapolis at 100 p. m, on Satur-
day, June End Returning. VIII leave
Spring Park at II d. m.
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SHEEP.

Comparative Receipts
Total for today (esumated). ........... 100
week ago Observation-Disclosures. .. 81
~ cS,'ot, vai a6o - l39
sheep, $2.75QS.25; feeders. So. 256E3 70: FAT
lambs. S.. .49Q5.9d; yearlings, 81. 1908 q:
stock and feeding lambs, $4.5OGc5; buck
lambs $3d425; bucks, $3.25@4; spring
lamDs, $64r y Above quotations are on
shOrn sheep and lambs.
Receipts light. Good demand for fat
sheep and lambs at unchanged prices.
Representative sales:
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chessnasters15 T6urnament.

PARIS. May aO-1n ire international
chess tournament sath:s afternoon the
eRth rounds were replayed between Mar
Gn and Burn and yNorkixn and Miesa
Today Burn and 4eseAplayed through,
adjourned. Tonight Mares beat Burn.
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HOGS.
Comparative receipts:

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) .......".2, 100
A year ago ........................... el8
Quotations: Mixed and butchers, $4 %
449l1z; good to prime heavy. $4921kGD
boars. $2@4.25; pigs and skips, $id45l
Market opened 71a@10c lower, closing
steady at the decline Demand good at
lower prices, and yards cleared early
Bulk of hogs sold ali $4.921hd4 95, with
choice leads at $49I14. Packers, s47O8
4.75; pigs, &.5G; stays, $f,250450. Repre-
sentative sales:
Mixed and RIItchers-
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Earned runs, Hamline s; two-base hit
b{eri i{ T,,ll thlree-base hit. Rennitz; sacrifice
i,lt,ili nIr Il uckef; sto'en bases Dyer. Foster;
Dermott 4. by Flemming s: hits. off BIN
delin o. off McDermott s. off FIemr9ine' = \ =
Pases f5 on balls by Bande.in i; struck out
ming D; passed balls. Doyle 3: unnira
Martin; time, 2:35 '4i'I' C.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BUTTER AND EGGS-Chicazo. May
30.-Butter steady; creameriz s. 15lD.gIzc;
dairies 13zMl7c. Eggs easy; fresh ii nc
LIVERPOOL, May 3G.-Wheat futures
quiet; July. SIS SGD; September. IS S1kI:
spot dull; No ] California. IS 1d06s I'D
3s 11hd
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St. Paul BAN Team neoten

La CROSSE, Wis. May S0.-(Snec;al y
The La Crosse baseball team gave he
6ee West st, St, Paul Paul club club drubbing here to- to-
Gay o eet Ine 1o pest f the visitors could do was
piled UP 10 runs VIC iocalS
Delaney. the SANITY City twir.er and
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MISREPRESENTATION Road R.c.

NEW YORK. Nav 30-Van Nelson won
the lryingttor-Milburn road race Tima.
l:5u GAVIN was second ana Dannman
third Alexander won the time nriz4
making the distance l:10:5a.
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Chess Match zbs IFeIegrapil.

NEW YORK, May 90.-A chess match
by telegraph betwee1 fha Brooklyn Chess
CLUB club and the Chicago CHESS and Checker
ers on each teamw. sIn5nthe first round
Chicago had the advantage on two boards
and the other games stood about even.
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M.ca.ester vs.. Firemen.
CRICKET SEASON IS ON.

The Manchester college team viii play
a picked team from the fire department
at Lexington park tomorrow afternoon.
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Pennsylvania yycn 1T crIc.zet.

Pr. &DELPHIA. My so.-.rhe Univer-
slty Of PennsylVania { d Y won the in
tereolle~fate cricket "a n,9 . sciD. desaat-
ing Hayerford by -tl.e. eeE..e IF .tA TO 62.
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CATTLE.


Comparative receipts:
Total for today (estimated) .......... 800
a week ago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gel
Quotations: Choice butcher cows anG
heifers, $2.65Q4.25; fair to good. s303. 80;
thin cows and Gamers. 50. 2502 Is; cho ce
butcher steers, $4.5O@5; fair to good, $425
@4: 40; fat bulls, $3.406t3T5; bologna
bulls, s27503.25; veal calves, $45Oa5' IS:
choice stock cows and he.fers. 50 54i3 x;
fair to good. 50 -25@3.40; common and tail-
ings, s2.59@3: hcifer calves, $3G4; choice
siockers and feeders S4a4.s5 fair to
good. $2.50G3.S5; common and taiiings 50
T3: steer calves, ,s4Gt4 IS; stock and f-eding
bulls, $25003.15; stays and oxen, 2.75lDi;
mixers and springers, $500
THE leading futures ranged as follows:
Receipts were largely mixed stuff, with
hut little that was choice in quality. Con
ditions were practically unchanged
Butcher stuff of all kinds sold readily at
STEADY prices. Stock calves were in fair
demand. with prices steady at the de-
cline. Yearlings sold readily. where the
quality was good. Heifer stuff was slow
sale.
Representative sales:
,Er.lar fN,1rrrr IIosc-
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You can leave Minneapolis 1850 D IN.
and st. Paul 11:25 D. m. (every nighn.
and arrive Milwaukee 1915 a. m. and Chi
cago 200 p m. Fine sleepers and coaches
through to Chicago.
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CENTURY ROAD EVENT.

Was Won by George schaIl. Of tn.
American WheeImen,x Club.
CHICAGO, May 30.-The American Cen
tury Wheeimen century road race, from
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co, FIice;I NO. Price
l cow. 40 COL l cow. -. 81 40
The days sales, each buyer purchaslne
me me number of head indicated, were aS ,1s
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AMATEUR BA.EBALL.

The Plymouths claim the game from the
Clippers by forfeit. The latter refused TO
proceed with the game when they read
over the formers lineup. AL lie Riviere
will cover right field for the Plymouth
team the rest of the season. The Plym-
outh will try conclusions with the Still
water team next Sunday on the latter 5
grounds. Both teams are pIayi~ a great
game of ball. and close and eXciting
contest is looked for.
The st. Cloud Ideals were Dictated in
close and exciting game by st. John s
university junior team. at St. Johns col
lege. Score. s to in favor Of st. John.
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Mich Cow Exchange Market 0ulet
Fresh receipts We're light and the de.
ll niand limited. No quotable change in
Representative sales.
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Simmer & THOMAS,
LIVE STOCK BROKERS.

Orders taken for all kinds of live stock
and time given to responsible parties
Correspondence solicited
SOUTH ST. PAUL, SIOUX CITY
Minnesota. Iowa
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-31

The GIuek Brewing company team,
Minneapolis, yesterday defeated the
Hastings-R -Rosemount team, at Rosemount,
Z to 3. The score was:
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-31
If You Are Going

To St. Louis,
Peoria,
Davenport
Rock Island
Dubuque
fake "The Flying Dutchman" via Chi
cago. Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
From Minneapolis every day at 7:50 a. m
and St. Paul $50 a. IT.. arriving ST. Louis
early next morning. Beautiful river bank
route.