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YACHTING.
MR.. vANDERBuTs RAINBOW WINS.
EIGHTH OF THE SERIES FOR $1,000 CUP AT NEW
PORT SAILED.

Newport R. l.. Aug. eo.-Corneiius VanderbnSs
Rainbow crossed the finish line winner IN to-
days race the eighth OF the series for the 81 900
cup. She had beaten the second boat. the Yankee.
by Il seconds, and the Mineola by minute 9 sec
onds- 1t huky day, and the Virginia got the
worst OF the light airs. She 2 minutes "A
seconds behind the leader. This race gives the
Rainbow six points and the Yankee nine. The
MneoIa has eight and the Virginia one.
The wind light and unsatisfactory that
the committee. Messrs Canfeld and Ellis. signalled
the yachts to finish at the end OF the first round,
calling the completed with the fifteen miles
sailing the triangular course instead Of
twice Edwin D. Morgan sailed with August Bel
mont the 1IIneola- Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
sailed with her husband the Rainbow.
There clever work manouvrtng for
the start. Reaching Jib topsails had been sent up
IN stops. and they were broken when the
starting signal was given az u55 o'clock. Cor
nelus Vanderbilt, at the helm Of the Rainbow
with watch in hand. waited until all save
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
HARNESS RACING.
OPENING OF THE BOSTON cIRCU1T-FTNE
WEATHER, A BIG FIELD AND
LIVELY HEATS.


Boston Aug 2o.-There every incentive ror
sood racing at the opening Of the Grand Circuit
meeting at the Readville track this afternoon Tor
the weather was superb and the going fast, while
Dig Held made the heats lively. Although TWO
1aVor1tes lost, the winning Of the big stake tne
Blue Hill. by Annie Burns. and the fast pace oy
Gyp Walnut. evened up matters 70 everybody
satisfaction.
Neither Burns nor Walnut had easy victory,
for II took FIVE heats to decide the Blue Hill ana
four the pace The z17 pace went 70 Gentry 5
Treasure in straight heats. c. W. LeWsons
Dreamer. the favorite distanced at the outset
The interest centred In the big stake race. the
Blue Hill, in its fifth renewal and eleven horses
faced the starter. An eyes, however, were on
Annie Burns. the little gray marc from Rushville.
md who fulfilled expectations Immediately by
winning the first two heats. although pressed hard
in the first by Middlemay
With two heats to her credit. there was long
Groan when in the third tust after the start the
mare went into the air. and danced there until the
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
BROOKLYN. Z: HARTFORD. :

Hartford. Conn, Aug 2a-The Brooklyn and
Hartford teams played exhibition game to-
day for the benent OF the widow OF William
Barnie the we'll known baseball manager. Brook
iyu won in easy fashion, neither side seeming to
TO play snappy ball Turner's catch OF
Dahlen's line drive the best play OF the game.
Over $500 was made out OF the game. Donovan
and SGeelman each presented with gold
watches Attendance, 4soO. Score:
R H E
HErtSord .-........--0 o. I
Brooklyn -.-..-.---.-1 I OF ~
Batteres-Henmfng. F1aherry and steeiuan. Howell
Kennedy and Mcclure Farrell.
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Y. UNIHERSITY FOOTBALL sCHEDULE-

Manager Gould. 'O2, OF the New-York University
Football team. has announced the schedule OF
games for the coming October 20 Is stiu
open. concerning which he would be glad to CORE
spOnd with any other college in the same position
The schedule follows: October 8. Stevens Institute:
October Is, Syracuse University; October 81 West
Point November 3. Rensselaer, Polytechnic In
stitute: November l, Trinity College: Novernber IL
Rutgers College: November "a. Hamilton Conega-
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AMERICANS NowBERE

Paris. Ang. @-At the Pare des Princes. Auteuil
yesterday. Lake and Gomper competed in the bi-
cycle championship contests. Lake. who was
scratch man In the 16O0 metres amateur handfoaD
beaten in the trial heat by Verytouba with "a
metres handicap. by half a wheel in 2Oi The
final heat was won by Brusoni. Italian In 2g05 1-5
The final heat for the title champion OF the world
three turns around the track-200O rnetree-be.
tween Jacquelin and Didier-Nauts was won IN,
the former. Time, 4:5S As
There were six starters in the hnal for the Ioo
kilometres championship which was won by
Huret. with Taylor in second place Time. I;4s2s
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roA1s OF 1sa7-PURsg 50 ooo.
WINNERS IN GRAND CIRCUIT
AT HALFWAY POINT IN THE CAMPAIGN JAMES
BUTLER's HORSES LEAD.

The Grand Circuit trotters have reached the
halfway point In their campaign from Detroit TO
New-York. and some Of them have piled up snug
sums for their owners at the four meetings thus
far held Lady Geraldine, 21214, the blue blooded
daughter OF Constantine that won the $4,000 race
at Detroit, heads the list of winners with $3.50 TO
her credit Among the PAGERS James Buffers
Hetty G.. 205A. and Bonnie Direct, 20Si4, stand
first and second, respectively the former having
won $3.50 up to date while the latter has So $50 TO
his credit. Mr.. Butler is by far the largest win
ner IN the circuit thus far His five horses He5ty 5y
G., Bonnie Direct, Coney. 20294: Anaconda ZU5t4,
and Gayton, 2:0s14, having earned upward OF SZugO
for the New-York breeder. The following table
shows ths names records, sires and winnings or
all horses that have earned $1000 more:
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PETER MAHER WINS ON FOUL.

Trenton N J.. Aug. 2O.-Peter Maher tonight
defeated George Haines the colored pugnist OF
Chicago. better known as 'klond4ke.' IN the nth
round of what to have been twenty round
bout before the Trenton Athletic Club. Maher
obtained the decision on a foul In the nth round
Maher knocked his opponent 70 the floor Eve times
The last time ne was knocked down Haines grasped
Maher by the legs and threw him: He then crawlsd
on Mahsrs stomach and struck him repeatedly
The referee then awarded the night 20 Maher
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ROWING.
PLANNING FOR ANNUAL CONTESTS OF MIDDLE
STATES REGATTA ASSOCIATION.

STATES REGATTA ASSOCIATION
A meeting OF the Middle States Regatta Associa-
ton was held last night IN the Marlborough Hotel
10 make preparations for the annual rowing meet
OF the association which will be held the Har-
lem River Labor Day. September 3. Delegates
were present from the Brooklyn, Sheepshead Bay,
Passaic (Newark), Harlem. Wyanoke, Union, Mas
sau Metropolitan Dauntless and Nonpareil Boat
clubs and the New-York Athletic Club. The Hudson
and Friendship Boat clubs were elected TO member
ship and the New-Rochelle club stated its tnten-
tion Of doing so in the future.
William Vanderveer president Of the association
occupied the chair. and he urged the delegates TO
do all in their power make the regatta sue
Cessful those Of other associations have been
The entries will be opened at the hnal meeting OF
the association next Tuesday night
The Institute OF Newark Malta, of Phila delphia;
Staten Island. Clifton and several of the Harlem
River clubs will have crews in the junior eight
Dared race and the New-York Athletic Club, the
Metropolitan Rowing Club and possibly the Har-
lem Rowing Club will enter crews in the four
cared centipede race
The association will have two tugs and a steam
launch the river for the accommodation OF the
officials and newspaper men, and nothing will be
left undone to make the meeting as enjoyable as
the previous regattas Of the association have been
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CRICKET.
COLUMBIA OVAL WINS FROM TIE BROOK,

COLUMBIA OVAL. WINS FROM TIE BROOK
LTN WANDERERS
The Thirteen Club penetrated thu ranks or -4-s-
eters yesterday az WIHamsbridgs, WHARF q zzna
with thirteen players OF each side took plscs be-
between the Columbia Oval Cricket Club and thu
Brooklyn Wanderers The game clossly con-
tested. and resulted after an exciting finish IN q
victory for Columbia Oval BY . runs
". Hammond played plucky innings % z tur
Columbia Oval He faced the fast bowling On
bUnpy wicket in capital style. and stuck ularkGllr
his task until victory was assured 7. J. JonsS
and A Brown did most OF the run getting for the
Wanderers. with 81 and q. respectively, while ".
Adam bowled with great effect and captured eight
WtCkeIS a small d BOXil also bsIrsd
good form for the Wanderers The score.
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THE RACETRAOK
POOR WORK BY o'CoNNoR-MEETTNG AT
EMPIRE CITY TRACK ARRANGED.

Saratoga, " Y. Aug. 20 CspsciaD.-The closing
week OF the meeting here opened with some talF
.isss spc-t and as the weather was fine and the
esvorites earned their share Of the laures no COM
ulatpts were heard The feature Of the afternoon
was the second part Of the Grand Union Hotel
Stakes AIard scheck the winner Of the first part
was earded as q starter, but his owner decided 10
--+thdrav hin intr1sting the stables hopes with
Ts6x soho-r. The plans au but materialized, as
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THE RECORDS

Pittsburg, Aug. 20 (SpeciaD.-The entire Pittsburg
team seemed to be half asleep to-day. and in con-
sequence the visitors from Harlem won rather
easily. AS It was. the men from Harlem were
compelled TO hustle 20 win. scoring only four
with thirteen basehits The Pittsburg men did not
put much force IN the swings they made at Mer-
GERS curves. Hickman and Gleason did good work
for the Tammany Hall tatlenders Score;
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TENNIS.
LARNED BEATS wRENN IN TIE ALL
COMERS' CHAMPIONSHIP AT
NEWPORT.

Newport, R. l. Aug - CspecisD-Iarned beat
Wrenn IN the finals Of the all consrs' CHAMPION
ship lawn tennis tournament at the Casino here
this morning in the easiest kind OF fashion and
tonight every is speculating on the outcos OF
to-norrow's match for the American championship
between Larned and Whitman. wrenn was hope
lessly outclassed to-day. and at time IN the
match did he have chance 70 win I.arned was
playing in his brilliant streak for the greater part
Of the time, and II made no difference what wrenn
did with the ball. IT came back to him with interest
every time. The Summit expert smashed with un-
usual speed for him. and his passing strokes
as accurate as in any match he played His
only weakness was IN his low voleying. and Re put
many balls into the net with his stroke.
The weather to-day was simply ideal for tennis.
and large crowd Of spectators thronged the
Casino grounds long before the match started
Ihe big grandstand opposite the championship
court well filed with Newport's most fashion
able sea, and they showed much enthusiasm all
through the match Az usual Wrenn the
favorite, but the sympathy for his side had ap-
parent effect Larncd's play, and he kept his
nerve TO the end OF the match. letting
up on his speed or growing wild. he generally
does at one period another OF most OF his
matches
In the frst set wrenn's steadness gave him the
first game. but then Larned's graceful strokes
began TO sailing with such marvellous
accuracy, length and speed that Wrenn found II
impossible to get them back the net Lsrnsd
ran the next three games In short order losing
only three points IN all and taking lead at 81 In
the next three games. however. wrenn put up
better fight and not only took two OF them. but
score at 4-s for Larned. however the summit man
ppon+s iIT log ne @ q r9oA slsns
love and the set was his by Ga
When the second set began, Larneds play Stacked
the two players back to even terms again AL
close the score seesa wing back and forth between
them, with III in his favor Again Larnsd struck
q brilliant strsak and Wren7 got only one point
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twenty-eight seconds OF the starting time had ex-
ptred. then sent his boat the line close up
10 the committee boat and in the win0ward posi-
ticn. The Yankee crossed ten seconds later
close under the Rainbows lee; the Mineola fol-
loved in the Yankees wake and the Virginia
luned up and pointed to wtndward OF the wake Of
the three others Ten minutes after the start the
wind shifted suddenly TO the southeast putting the
leeward boat. the Mineola, III the best position.
Trimming sails smartIy TO the breeze, her
crew had the satisfaction Of seeing her round the
first mark in the lead. This was the time taken:
First mark. First mark
Yacht HMsf Yacht HMS
Mineoa 1927 100 Rainbow 1921
1anAee 12;SlOO Virginia 12c4S 90
From here to the next mark. hve and haft miles
southwest quarter SOUTH II wlnnwaEdc work
but the wind was light and huky that slow time
made. After several short tacks the Yankee
came out the leader. with the Rainbow second and
the Mineola third. The Virginia went away hy
herself looking for wind 70 windward OF Point
Judith This put her mile asternT of Ehs7 others
lows:
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AMERICAN LEAGuE

At Chicago-Chcago 6: Minneapolis l.
At Kansas City-Kansas City. S; Milwaukee. l.
At CleveIand-Cleveland. Z; Indianapolis &
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At Schnectady-Schnsctady. ?; Binghamton. O.
AT Troy-Troy. Il: Elmira, s.
At Utica-Cortland. S: Utica.
At Albany-Albany. 1: Rome, l.
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FASTERN LEACUE

At BufraIo-Bufralo. 3: Detroit .
At Observation-Disclosures, 10: Worcester (rrst
game) Worcester IL: Montreal, (second camel.
At Providence-Toronto. 5: Providence 3 (frst
game): Toronto. Z; Providence, (second xanne).
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WOMENS HANDICAP AT CAPE MAY.

Cape May. n. J.. Aug. % (speciaD.-The play IN
the womsn's eighteen hole handicap this afternoon
Cape May links was interesting. Mrs Morris
Dallett won the contest. The scores:
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PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

LAWN TENNIs.-National tennis cham
pionships, Newport.
Observation-Disclosures and Phhaoel-
mia Philadelphia.
GOLF-women's handicap, Deal Beach
TROTTTNG-Trosting races, Goshen
YACHTTNG-Rsces Of seventy-footers.
Newport
TRAP SHOOTING.-Emerald Gun Club.
14,e bird contest Dexter Park
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TROTTERS

Lady Geraldine 212tI. b. by Constantine go
Cresceus 206. ch. h., by Robert McGregor. 30
Annie Burns 2:12l br m. by Bobby 3o25
13oranns 2.099 CT g by Boreai .....-.....-. 5000
CornsIa Belle PIP 3. m by 800
2:l6S4 StilIson- 25V0
Lord Derby. 2:111.. b. &. By Mambrino King go S90
Eart. 2:I1 g.. by Stanboul. 19o0
Joa Watts 2:144 ch- by Electioneer. $50
Dareasvfi 2Oe54 blk h, by Mambrtno King; LIS
Tommy Brton 2:0714. h., Liberty Belle. Leo
Boy. POS blk h. by Grattan. -
Georgeanna 2I1A. by Messenger Wilkes. 162o
Charley Herr 2:i0 br. BY Alfred l4So
Oracle Onward. 2:14ls, ch by Onward. S75
2:OSL. b. h. by Aerton. l5oo
Bay Star 2I4L b. m by Kentucky Star...--.--- 1800
Alan 212 b g. BY AEFi09i9 .i SSS
PGlmleat 2:l45a b. g. BY on"aTdo- 20 20
Glory 2l4t ch by Sir WaikeE s; 2S 2e0
Maggie Anderson 2115. b. by Anderson Wilkes 150
Tasso 2:I5l b. g. BY Eier-at-Gaw. 1850
Archy w 2:185s. ch. g.. by Tom Leay ...---- Loo
PAGERS
Bounfs Direct 2O7A blk h.. by Direct $3.50
1nn.e Ann Thornton. I'll NJ HAPPY Coursr...- s25
Iassv willow 2I2A b m, by Cbola. 1soO
iorn1v ATan 2O6A b. g.. by Dguus Ie5O
Harry O.. 2:6sA, b. g. by Atlantic @ KEg iI3 Is5o
Prince Alert 292. b. g.. BY Crown Prnee..-.-. I500
eGnsy sisS:I Rassr PS8S os aos s. b1 ssT 99S
Sav Hook 2:12A. b. by DR. Sparks 1850
STint,T n 2.0SA, b. K Rioqustts ESQ
NidWay 2:l2as b e.. by Tom Webster l-oO
Ace 2:05h n. by DeImarch l2O
Istris Prank 2:11h by Suthurst. lips
tsorbe 2Tik b. e. BY Onins. LES
Riley b. oO6l4 blk. b.. BY Happy Riley.....-- i0I5
VVinoia, 21Oa b. by loakavay- loo
GhzTlsy Hat 2o7+. = h. by AlsFtons SS~s
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TO LOWER THE STALLION RECORD

~ IL" LII The STALLION RECORD.
Syracuse. \. 7. Aug. 2o.-The Executive Commit
tee OF the State Fair Commission this morning ar
ranged to have Cresceus. 2O7A. during the fair
TSces go against tbs stallion record 2:054 made by
lFecturn at Nashville in 1888 ofTe-ine 81 COO with
$-NV aooftonal II he breaks the record
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21

joe WaIcott and Tommy West matched
TO fight twenty-five rounds at the Twentieth Cen
tury Athletic Club IN Madison Square Garden on
August % Walcott has returned to Tom
o ORourke's management They had a dispute, after
which they separated
New-York tribune., 1900-08-21
BOXING NOTES.

Sharkey and Fitzsimmons both put IN a hard
days training yesterday for their twenty-five round
bout to be held at the Seaside Sporting Club on
Friday night The nearer the time approaches for
the battle the more interest there seems TO be
manifested among the boxing fraternity. Fftzsm-
has been anxious TO meet Sharkey ever since
the latter gained a decision over him on foul IN
San Francisco four years ago. 1t was the opinion
then of many who the contest that there was
no foul committed by F1tzsimmons. Ruhlins quick
defeat by Fitzsimmons and the formers easy man
OF disposng Of Sharkey are expected 70 make
FitZsimmOns a strong favorite-
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With spInnakers 20 starbOard and a fresheninz
breeze asterp the three leaders came bowling along
for the finish BiX-knot clip. Just after round
ing the outer mark the Rainbow managed &c
blanket the Mineola. When the latter got her wind
clear she held her for a time but finally the
Rainbow passed her TO starboard. Ten minutes
before the finish the wind shifted again, this time
to eastward. Spinnakers came in with a rush. and
the yachts made a pretty finish with balloon top
sails set The following Is the summary:
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BASEBALL.

P1TTsBURG MEN WERE SLEEPY AND NEW
YORK WON
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field an eighth Of mile away, and II became e
race between the favorits and the distance flag.
In the mean time Dilonite captured the heat The
horses held back bit IN the last half, so that
Annie Burns got inside the flag. The fast sprint.
however. told so severely on her that DiAonite
won the fourth heat, jogging under the wire The
fifth heat settled matters, for. while Douite took
the lead at the start and held It to the three-quar
erE Annie Burns was at his wheel, and simply
beat him out.
After winning the first heat in the PIP pace Gyp
Walnut fell TO the rear IN the second by bad
break, and finished in last place. He had little
difficulty. however, in taking the next two heats
and the race.
The surprise Of the day was IN the 217 pace
and the trot for three-y -year-olds. In the former
Gentry's Treasure, worthy son Of the great sire,
who had been almost overlooked. won in straight
heats. Summaries:
TRoTTING-2:so CLAss-THD Blue HILL STAKE.
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PTTTsBURG.

Earned runs-Pfttsours /, New-ToTk. 8 Two-bass
hfts-Wsgner williams Schrfver. Sacrifice hit
Gleason Double play-wiliaus, Rttchey and o'Brien.
First baIls-Of Tannehill I: OF Mercer l. Hit
BY pitched baIl-Beaunout. Struck out-By Tannehiu
2: by Mercer, . Tme-l5S. Cmpire-O'Day
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added: special vesshts; allowances.
eighth rr1flcS

added: special velghts: allowances ons and one
eighth r1iles
q c Eilcreth's B. bv
-Falsna. yrz-. es rb.-....-....C shaw "a FL
los o:connorj as 2-D
Csrrutners Shields's ch. c. Advance
Bsnnockourn, 8. BfitcheiD i3-B TO
Time-1:h2&
Start good Wen driving by a head. three parts Of
tsnsth between second and third
ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY.
The entries for to-day's races at Saratoga are as
follows:
FIRST RACE-For three-year-olds ana upward: allow
TTvAFt
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1leprlss.

n Toe, o.. E.21 $50 E.n Al naksA
&c ouEz,rssc ~ ms r-e-S Special p-1css %
- esaiark w-I--a - PG< pszs -. q q
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Jane Yatman. who was the first woman TO try
for long distance record over the Century Road
Club triangular Long Island course. and covered
100 miles than eighty hours started on Sun
cay morning TO ride a wheel from New-York to
Chicago. She expects TO the distance In nine
days. Members Of the Century Road Club will
pace her most Of the way.
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Address all letters Of inquiry and an v0fss
ROUGH RIDER CONTEST,
TRIBUNE OFFICE, EEw-YORE.
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Starr good. Won ridden by FIVE lengths: length
ss1 between second and third
S4SZz E4Gz-For tzrss-gesr-olds ana upward; $500
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STATE LEAGUE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FIaherIy and Steelman. Howe
Kennedy and Mcclure and Farrell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-16

was duIl lid he tone heavy IS Iead'
Early news s11oNed b decline al Liver
POOL, an Increase iii worlds shipments
ard III the amount On ocean passage.
May wheat, thus Influenced, opened e
@1kc under Saturday at 67N@%c. This
was high point for the day. The close
was at the bottom, May 1c under Sat
urday as Ibearish in Tone as that re-
ceived earlier. Receipts were large
and clearances small, while a Liverpool
cable announced that Argentine wheat
was for sale in the English markets
at prices under American offerings.
Primary receipts were 1861 900 against
917, 600 last year. Minneapolis and Du-
luth reported 757 cars compared with
500 last week and 786 a year ago. Lo-
cal receipts were II cars, one of con-
tract grade. C~learances were 1885, 600
bushels. New York reported IS loads
taken for export. Taking into consid-
Grafton the slump in wheat, the corn
market exhibited considerable indie
pendence. Sympathy with the major
market combined with receipts here,
70 cars yer the estimate, resulted in
a fractional loss. The execution of a
bearish government report, exerted
some downward pressure, but the worst
which can be said of the market is that
it was easy. Light country offerings
as usual were the chief support. Lo-
cal bulls were the best sellers. Some
purchases were made aby the provision
people. The local stock increased 645,-
600 bushels. Receipts here were 447
cars. May ranged from 1850 to $3.50,
closing B@Ac down at 33Ac. In the
oats market the feeling was easier with
wheat and corn, the volume of business
small and the demand scattered. Sons
liquidation was actuated by fear OF a
bearish government report. Local re-
ceipts were 219 cars. May sold from
23Bc to 24c, closing Ac depressed at
1890.
The provisions market, after exhibit
ing some tendency to weaken turned
strong and closed firm at an advance.
Initial figures showed gains from Satur-
day, the result of hog receipts under
the demand and better prices at the
yards. The outside selling Influenced
by the weakness of wheat and some
profit taking by local longs, resulted
in a decline of 5@719e. The demand
was good, some of it from exporting
people and holders we're chary about
selling at the reduced figures, in conse-
quence of which the market held steady.
Late In the session an influential ON
Germ purchased $4,000 tierces of Lard.
On the strength of this the whole list
went up. May pork sold from $40 971a
to 81 I7k and closed 7h@10c over
Saturday at S11 12k@15; May lard
from Sc 05 to Sc Is with the close TIC
up at Sc Is and May ribs from 5 500
go, closing 2h@5c improved at S7h@
98c. Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat As cars; corn $40 cars; oats $50
cars; hogs $4,000 head.
The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-01-16
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, January 15.-Cattle, good
to choice fat steers, strong; medium to
inferior grades, slow to 10@15c lower;
Texans active at 10c decline; butchers
stock weak; stockers steady; good to
choice, IS 40@6 40; poor to medium,
81 30@5 25; mixed stockers, So GOO
3 rs; selected feeders, 81 25@4 Is;
good to choice COWS, SO 1904 Is; heif-
ers, SO 1904 80; Gamers, So 25@3 90;
bulls, So 6O@5 so; calves, 81 50@7 SO;
fed Texas, 81 1904 rs. Hogs, active,
sc higher than Saturdays closing; fair
clearance; mixed and butchers, $4 80
GA rs; good to choice heavy, 81 Cog
4 rs; rough heavy, 81 50@4 60; light,
81 1904 671A; bulk of sales, 81 600
4 70. Sheep, steady: lambs, steady to
10c lower; native wethers, 81 So;
lambs, 81 50@6 Is; western wethers,
81 1904 IS; western lambs, SIS ESQ
6 10. Receipts: Cattle, 10000; hogs,
81, 200; sheep, 1900.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, January 49,
Cattle, slow; extra, S. 5000 90; prime,
SIS 5O@5 rs; common, So 0O@3 so.
Hogs, active at Saturdays prices.
Sheep, steady; choice wethers. 81 700
4 80; common, So 00@3 90; choice
lambs, Sc 00@6 Is; common to good,
81 500 6 90; veal calves, 81 5O@7 60.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, January 15.-
Hogs, active, strong; 81 00@4 TIN.