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New-York tribune., 1901-07-21


noted to-day both HoIssses and syrups. which
diTeecn Prices hOwey. we're cutie ven held win =.
Ne6reans eentritugsi common 12aisc fair i5siees
good i7Galc; prime. 22GsOc; NewOrIeans open ksttIe
faS IIslse gsSS gg2o P ss. md s .5 5es sb.7ss1
business vas 9qIsS ana & uneA3nssd 1s I = az ca
gov. ia Bristo ana LelTh i IluT ana Antwerp "a
Nswcassls 2sd Hamburg 80 nfss Est5s5a1 Sso n 1s &C.
Hnse5 oa,, Is, HsT1e q Oats p cfksr
isssT ns g,, sS0S so sS1s sTa r5s ssse .s S
tons genera, esrs9 TSi % m s'eq Al n S5
spanish steamer. I - tons general sarso eseiF 70
Mediterranean, October British steamer. 2olo
nent las Sd August and second TRIP 1Ss s iaeudnx
aam0qss; 0; 3feosT 5 s9 81 r.ines Ia Spsian ss.I-
lis Sd August a0-sePsrn0sr 20; British steamer Is
British steamer 1900 Gulf vaenca- s. 81
moSths IL 80: British steamer 1asi tons deals pTo
ytneiai port TO United KnEdon private terms. BRITISH
coninsnt ua;sa 81 Aasgst: N..ws.ss
Haterss. pirate terms August; NPEwss4a saTS sei
sa: 81. SsfHs8s ssaS PsASsSs S s Sgsa ai
rynf - @ sS1 $50 or reenocs i1os sehooner 81
tons sss.s9 sas @ Ass :an. To m. S IsR sTsns RI % %h. %
sslPaia s. 5 shecasr as .ss @ 9s s.s aTss1, 70
20 Chsrieston, SOC. and back umnsr private terms
seee9ns t,nsss5 so o was ssss blt s,i ~ ~ 60.
Petroleum ruled without shewtnE further
nssed oil Market eos-d quiet strosu 6ss s
~ g = S Ssas.i $ 60 sss rafs S:sr1 sS IS @ % 4 sS
SEED oIL-PriHe crude hols nsniual prinne surnn1es
ssoT sse prime me- winter yellow 4s nssed zss
quoted e yassE city brands 81 lard oil Ss.ee s5,.,
&c Ssds e srss m @ 9ns sss and m q IS is s' aa &
:sSS iaeo Sa head s Kansas City ooo head $500
fs@1 sisssis SsSsS' 81 sBoft
s:s ssg slcsIS g. :sf a ss Sgsss R 81 SfssEs
H6aSiseS H6ssiss uSssa: sG'f Bsscas E Te lao y e ls =
Sss :. isS I'm 10 ssS sSis Rs smoking lie 10 n ioc is n
ss.giec; n else Pickisa shoglders quiet. Quoted:
TAitow quoted; @ cry e Sc, ssga'F r., '.gse ss
Quoted a5e Refined lard steady. Quoted: south
America. ssoe: c0n5insa saSe Brazil Esss e e see
Sp'sSa 6a aosss str0eS o Ss city s s,saas i6s
RIcE-TheFe was dun market for both foregn and
prices unchansed. Quotations follow: Domestic.
Somma1 =, to IiC low far Sss & z SIea Pan. s
sisc; Japan, foreign. 4c; Java. sa4se; Raasoon IN
sTGAR~The American Sugar Refining Company at
large business to-day right up 70 me eiose a. !,
concern would withdraw al Concessions
s'S Menay Sn and M ssrs @ ssy Ss1 % @o' @ e T
orders prompt delivery at Sasc which
follow: Cut loaf erusasd doaiao-. asc; mould
ss"s eaSss e v is psasT ,xs sSIs
TONERS sranaiated 51oc; Eass coarse and. extra ne
sas. Of ans sranaatea aGoe Eagle me sranulated
standard graduated ard diamond A. a4sc eonfsetiones
s5s Il Ne 80 sssl s. 30 saa 10 ssss No s
S 10 Sos a. sna a Ia @ mas Is ..s A u m aa a Az
with quotations thoush the orsrings are
quoted ysee nuscevasio. 50 test at s'.c and
nolssses sugar - test a. te rhs L,nden market s-
changed al 1lad August Nd as Cd Cans
was dun and unehansed with Java quoted at los fosd
rEA,rs.rs va. sisu.ly 40 ss. market ttusu'.s e.
opening and eiostns unchanged from the previous day
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
SWIMHING.
THE KNICKERBoCKER ATHLETIC CLUB
CAPTURES THE HONoRs IN THE
AMATEUR RACES.

The amateur swimmers hereabouts gathered at
the Captain's Pier Bath Beach. yesterday 10 take
part in the races held under the auspices Of the
Captains Pier Swimming Association There were
many SPECTATORS present and they cheered on the
aquatic performers The three suspended swim
1rlers Of the New-York Athletic Club Wahle. Swami
and Beecroft were all entered. but not allowed 70
start and before they eligible for future COM
petition will have 70 be officially reinstated by the
registration committee Of the Amateur Athletic
Union.
The Knickerbocker Athletic Club swimmers car
lied away most of the honors of the day. for in the
44O-yard handicap L j. Goodwin. c. ". Van Cleaf
and L. De B. Handley. all members OF the Knicker
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-Iork,
COFFEE-Every indication around the opening pointed
stupidity dull featuresss market Prices
changed call with the market quiet and through
the a half business practically az
staudstiu. The European and Brazilian market news
feature OF interest orders from quarter
the crop movement about met expectations
while traders Indifferent But Just before the
close liquidation in and bear pressure
brought with the result that the market closed barely
steady unchanged points lower. Total sales
rs $50 bags mostly near months Reports that spot
the market selling at l-lSc lower
Of IL i6c for invoice lots of No
helped undermine long coffee for month de-
livery. sentiment bearish and foreign views
seemed also 10 favor lower prices in the near future
Cearances the United mostly from Rio reached
something 20 600 bags liberal showing when recent
large shipments considered.
The Of prices in the local market to-day
WAS
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
EQUESTRIAN DAY AT ELKWOOD.

Long Branch. N. j. July 20 (speciaD.-It was
equestrian day Elkwoed Park to-day Fully
fifteen hundred people witnessed mixed pro-
granlme OF interesting numbers. The afternoon S
sport replete with exciting features. Several
bad tumbles occurred but fortunately none resulted
seriously In the novelty race Marshall Ciapp S
polo pony refused TO make the jump on the return
lap and bolted over the fence near the Judges
stand scattering the spectators and running into
victoria. Summaries:
First Jean de Barrel--Cenestants Marshall
Clapp. Irving Brokau and Frederick wettaeh Won by
Mr. CIspp.
Second event nent gessinx with isnces .abres,dn
the singles Captain W. r. Rawson Turner with y
points. Frederick ~ettach second 20 peints,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

nsll slsrsA ....,.7Is ..........,.7Is as 1's I;ss5:s i5
Cotton Exchan<e special Lts~rpool spo, cotton
e. Ss~- ss saeS spseulason and expos $40 bats;
lSna la-s3d Futures opened qlet. partial I-sad
higher. JULY ss2b IuSsssss ,s tern
S,s De- sG Sspdemssr n s ssse October nso
esrnoer-Jsnuary. 4lT1as January-Fehr,la-y sI7p4fs
FoTR Ass sSb ass sss HasaaF sar ;-sas l- va.
some eases 6u not mer Sy ssr p5r 1sss assea s r.
quoted Ss a, s. sgsS ae winter strshts s. e $ t5 win
y No o winter s2 Iegss 50; extra No winter. 81 500
FLouR-sJeady usssd s Fair an % z osa s. ss IS
S5Ssa RSs to Ka TanSg T.a S y Iss g . g. e, Sys
q Ns;issroas Quoted Fine white and ysisv g loe
sTsn ss SPOT So ssls SO sask arrive 200 n sra
SIS so corn oil cake. SD 50; honlny chop, SIS So o
GRAIN-wHEAT-The wheat market on saturday
started out strong and active that the Northwest
ms sulsaness ss5s hroushou5 most Of the resaisr
might be expected n sorinS WHAT s,stsS SsVsrrhsIess
curb th-r was Ss Psy P sG az nss a er 0Sr 9n sne
Snssr here lst on a 7s%e eeiocs while in u.
Of ns day rehsctng forecasts for temperatures
s saus s5 Mnse psstS Sst Ose aS nef % 5sy
parts nI1c aero9d alvsrPoa coming @ I'd higher ard
ssssa moderate DECREASE in ths amount ard
trade amounted 80 loads most q witch vas dons isfs
reaching sio sb of aaaT and sssa 5 sh s of % a
large speculafrs bn=iSsss S ~ NsYo a i1 ss1r
oeaL and On The early advance considerable prOt tns
ouports spot premiums advanced nc. shutting
ssIsyat9ri No Northern Duluth. 76rsc ana No bard
i9ullth- sac. both .CORN-The fact
tnat no appeared started
on WITH an active trade strong
ta cent advance the previous nights
sss sun further increased later IN the day good
otyng EoT outside and local
CLOSE stood 1sa1 se net higher On the late curb Sep
,ernoer closed az 5sc oclock representing slight
ecine from high point OF the
however were established by the bull
sentiment Sttn further
en'snaed faIs and warm weather during the thirty
SIX hours Private reports said that
3 in Ne6Esska 90 south OF the Plae pe-
cent north OF that
feature al times during the forenoon without ar-
pects pie effect prices which
0a outside demand The IIveruooI advance - fi.a
hslpea along ths bun movement oat SHIT out
business which did not exceed half an
points No corn closed 5ssse; Ne 2 white. Sic.
No yellow Je1sc. all o
market was strong and active
Wei at the highest point. with property
a cent better No oats closed No 5. ST1.c. 10
%hlte 4012G4lc' No white 40c mixed. STD
5sc track white 5aC44c; No white clips, EGEl-c--
rxfE-Market hrul No Western 5slsc, and No 2
western 5l*c both ahoat; State rye 53d54c.....
BAfLEN-Asrket dull Feeding quoted .nt
mailing Ss162c both 1 Nev-York
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
CRICKET.
MANHATTAN WINS 4 LEAGUE CHAM
PIONSHIP GAME-ITS SECOND
ELEVEN LOSES TO
PATERSON.

The weather of yesterday was perfect for cricket.
and by the best IN this respect of the
season Many games were played hereabout
Considerable interest taken in the league
championship game at Prospect Park between Net
son Lodge and Manhattan. Nelson Lodge had won
an exhibition game on the previous Saturday, and
their admirers looked to them 10 repeat THIS quite
the reverse the case, however. and Mamma tta n
won by 36 This result due altogether 10
the fine display of A. Smedley and w. Adam Tne
former. in addition to capturing seven wickets lor
1S runs, scored rs not cut, while Adam played an
excellent innings OF 80 at most critical part OF the
game. The
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
BROOKLYN BEATEN BY PITTSBURG.
THE PIRATES AT LAST WAKE UP AND
THRASH THE CHAMPIONS SEVERELY.

Pittsburg. July 20 (speciaD.-The admirers OF the
Pittsburg team believe that their players have
been in torpid state recently. That is the way
they account for the severe drubbings the Brook
lyn team has given the leaders this week to-uaS
the home players were their best, and they save
the champions one of their worst defeats Of the
season.
Newton pitched for the Brooklyn men, but ais
curves were hit so hard in the fourth and hfth
innings that he went TO the bench Carsey "he
succeeded him was all right for inning, and
then he too. went up into the air. The leaders
pIayed perfectly in the field. and fattened their
batting averages with eighteen safe drives. Brook
Ivn's fielding was poor and tho hits OF the cham
pions OF the scattered order. scoring only infre-
runs. Score:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
wHEELMEN REJOICE

There was great rejoicing In the Hackensack
Wheemens clubhouse last night because OF an
in the local baseball championship. Ortan i'm
ported crack pitcher but he was batted hard for
nve runs In one inning, enough TO win the game.
The score was to 4. The WheeImen lead In the
three-oornered series by good margin.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
wALTHoUR WINS AT MEDFoRD.

- spsen Mass. July 2o.-'Boeby'' Walthour won
ree hi'een mile motor paced race al Combination
~, Aedford. this afternoon, his time being
,,s-.S s7S stlnson second, 2s So 4-5, and Moran
s,sr si1 rs Waithour took the lead at the
ho6s.ssn sna was never headed, Siinson and Moran
eas esLeir original positions TO the finish Moran
'rouas.. as..-nsxast Handicapped an account of having
fse VIE bis wheel al different times during
Hotse !. Alter rhs big there FIVE mile
Tfns ssce which was by Walthour's PAGERS.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

century Arhietic Club Of San francisco On An
gust g. The men will box at catch weights. and
the winner is receive 81 90 of a 81 500 purse
The preliminary contest will be between Joe"
Bernstein. the East Side featfaerweight, and Tim
Heggsrty If the terms Of the bout can be agreed
on by both men
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
ST. LOUIS. ?: BOSTON. 10.


St Louis July 2o-Boston batted Harper out OF
the box and had little mercy Sudhon- Char
ley Nichols in rare form. Each OF the
seven hits made off him batted after two
men were out Heydon. the new ST. Louis catcher,
saved s shueout In the seventh with home run
r. II z.
Louis ....-...-..-o o % >
Boston ........-.....o = : ? q 40 ~ o
Batter1es-Harper, sudhon and Hsydon; Nichols and
Eirtridge
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
RUTHERFORD, "A; sKELLYs. ..

The Skellys. of NewYerk, proved easy for the
Rutherford nine al Rutherford yesterday the home
team scoring eight runs in the first inning on hits
and errors. Score:
r. H e.
Rutherford .........s o o o o x--l4 10 Q
Skeiiys o 10 Z
Batteres-Neaiy and Mccain; skeily and Hanley.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
KINGS COUNTY.

The Manhattan second eleven played its ssso-
.,,tion chanapionship game with Paterson Team
3 at Prospect Park. where the visitors had no
difficulty in scoring easy victory by oS runs and
z Uyckets 10 spare. r. Sutton bowled IN capital
rorr for the winners and captured wfckets for Il
runs while ]. Rigby and A Q. aainoow to3k the
hattinx honors For Manhattan the best work was
done By A W. Cherrington and e Bradshaw Ihe
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

The colorS of the West Indians. leaders in the
race for the pennant OF the Prospect Park Cricket
Association were lowered for the first time YES
,erdav in the game with Brooklyn Team {. THIS
was due to the bowling OF P. 5. Scanen, who capt
,red & yickets for Il runs with his underhand de-
jver1- Tl,@ scoring was low on both sides, and l..
a Jeppe and a Eldridge for the West Inaans ans
and r TIarrard and ]. Dixon, for brooklyn, were
fhe only men to score double figures. The score;
WEST INDIAN CRICKET CLUB.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
CINCINNATI. ;; PHILADELPHIA. !

Cincinnati. July 2o.-Phips Iitched grand
game Of ball to-day. and with perfect support in
the field again defeated the Philadelphia team.
Donohue hit timely. The score:
r H r,
Cincinnati .......-.t.1 q q o o 3 q N-S y
Philadelphia .-...-.-.o q O-i
Phillips and Bergen. Donohue and Douglas.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

The Kings County club had visit from Essex
County. of Newark. at Prospect Park. and allowed
their visitors to win by 1S runs, a result alto
getEer unexpected by the friends Of the home
team. Following d good stand by z. Copiey and
J. Hayes. the Essex County bstsmen exhibited good
form all through their innings, with S Morton
carrying off the henors top scorer of the match.
For Kings County g w Barnes and j.. F. Nor
daunt made good stand. but there was little sup
port given by the other men. The
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
BASEBALL.
SEw-YoRK LOSES FOUR STRAIGHT TO
TAILENDERs AT CHICAGO.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago a New-York 2 Boston TO- St Letls =
Pittseurg 10 Brooklyn, ? Cincinnati s. Phiiadeifa l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia S; Chicago, Baltimore 49, Mlwaukee II
Detroit s: Boston. q. Washington, Q; Cleveland, T.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

co-ToN-IAtte change occurred IN GOTTEN values in
to-days market and business the smallest for q
single day many weeks il In several months.
The pit scalpng element control much of the
time sensitive OF any description.
As formation strongly bullish.
was firm prices 3 20 points The English mar
a tribe better than expected. receipts
very small weather reports noted conditions
pretty much entire central crop
vices stated plant showing effect OF
OF moisture Arkansas, Indian
Territory Mississippi Alabama Louisiana. while the
weekly erop weather summary THE Chronicle
the worst in several this time IN the
II stated that per State of Texas
suffering for Complaints abandoned fields,
cessve rains lack OF cultivation
quite general the South Atlantic States But
strength the market eased on under pit
profit taking total absence public support
nearly returning last nights closing bids, there
another upward movement buying. based a
forecast weather during sunday adjournment
In Texas Arkansas and tho Indian Territory The
more eased of Just before the close under
Uouidatior. base New-orieans private
ana Southern selling orders barely steady
with prices I point higher point lower Total
sale day about 25.0O0 bales. The special
the Southwestern districts indicated
scattered showers with clearing conditions to-day
The local market with prices
UNCHANGED, middling upland quoted 81 lSc: mlddiinS
Gulf Sales AZ bales. southern spot
kets were generally quiet unchanged Total
the 2. T45 bales against 61l3
last week and siT7 bales last
The range Of prices in the local marke, to-day
WAS
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
CRESCEUs WILL TRY FOR RECORD.

CRESCEUS WILL TRY FOR RECORD
Toledo. Ohio. July 2o-George II. Ketchan owner
and driver OF the worlds champion trotter Cres-
ceus, announced to-day that this is the stations
year on the track At the close of this season
he will be sent TO New-York. where he will be
placed in the stud. Mr.. ketcham says that he
hopes to establish worlds record this season.
CFor sports twelfth page)
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
POLO.
WESTCHESTER, LED BY THE WATER
BURYS. oUTPLAYS THE ROCK
AWAY QUARTET.

A fine exhibition OF polo given yesterday sf-
ternool the field of the Rockaway Hunting Club
ar Cedarhurst. Long Island. by the teams from the
home club and the Westchester Country CLUB IN
the first match for the wemen's Challenge Cup
The Westchester naen defending the trophy, as
they won It last year. Westchester won again yes
terday, beating the home club after a good hgat
by 13 goals TO 5la club must win the trophy three
times hold permanently, and Westcnester VIII
meet Bryn Mawr in the deciding match tomorrow
afternoon.
westchester sent powerful quartet to the Rock
away Club, the Waterbury boys appearing WIN
their original club for the first time this sea
son, as they are generally seen now unoer the
Lakewood colors They practically did all the
work Rockaway showed unmistakable eneeis Oh
being worn from the stiff night they hao peen
called to put up in order to hold the WestcLes7t
team down 10 a reasonable figure. Monte ater
hurry knocked seven goals and Larry Waterbury
six Blair struck one. Fourteen goals We're ealheu
but one point was lost penalty for one ioul anu
two safeties A..
Rockawav delighted its friends by opening the
Saue us.b ,u,o goals in less than seven minutes
Monte Waterbury made TWO for his size petoio
time was called Hot work was looked TOT III the
next period but the Rockaway hopes We're mani aG
Tested by the Waterbury boys, for they MADE % tTee
IN succession Monte ra iaSPg by sng brilliant run up
held with the ball and aid eee he posts for
the period aT PiSeg ~ which the
waterbury boys played into eacn oIher IsA 5ritad
treat 70 watch ten bs s1h1s ept the excitement
heat Two thirty seeond g9als s asJ wade the first
tense af6g the bail the instant thrown in
bd tS ~ hall iying safely toward the scoring lines
Wss after it ike lightning and with 1t TWO n9ss
@ AIonte waterbury scored in the same quick
time and practically in the same the Rock
aWag Quartet hYe one Savage being the the na Gny
Ssdsrhurst man 10 score for his team. Inc me-
&c ID score follow:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
HARNESS RACING.
CLOSE OF TROY MEETINGIDAN NJ. AND
MARY .. WINNERS IN FREE-FOR-
ALI. AND 2:19 CLASSES.

Troy, n. Y. July a--The cool breeze and bright
sunshine combined to make the fifth and last day
of the meeting of the Rensselaer, Park Driving Club
an ideal racing day. There was large attendance.
The prevailing epissmic has had depressing effect
on the horses. and at time there least
twenty horses under the weather. Several horses
which were entered for the races at Syracuse next
week could not be shipped on this account sum
mary:
FREE-FOR-A AI.Ix-PIrRSE 500
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
cARTER 10 BOY GARDNER.

b.. 'arier, the middieweight. Of Brooklyn, has
nrinu,eh~d s1eh~d 10 meet George Gardner In she
Deut 10 be held before the Twentieth
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
NEM-YORK.
CHICAGO.

'Batted for Phyle IN nintn inning
CHICAGO ....................o . U U
New-Yorlx .................0 o l--
Left on bases-Chicago. 5; NewTerk. Two base & nlss
-Hartsel 2 Rayner Waddei. Strang McBrtce Ines
base hit-Kahoe. Stolen bases-Hartsei Chance S
eut-By waddell S; by Phyle, l. Bases on pslisLot
WaadeI 1; off Phyls 6. Time, 1:4o Umpfre-tuhnins-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

Earned runs-PittsbuTg. Two base hts-Ds'Is paII az
Home run-Wagner. stolen hRsss-Beaumont Double
plsys-Day and Kelley First base on balls-on New
ION / off Carsey. Hit pitched ba-Zimmer.
struck o1t-Bv Phippi 2: by New ton , Passed ball
thinner Time. t:45. Umpire-EHislie
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
FOURTH PERIOD

estches;er penalized threequarter Of goal Tor one
son and one safety Rockaway penaized one half goal
for foul
summary: Neutrality-suspicious. earned, Il; lost by pen
alties l. total. Rockaway-Goals earned s. lost by
q total Refsree-T. ". Brookex. Time
keepers and scorers-C. P. Dixon, I'd, and H D. Bah
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

KNICKERBOCKER A c.. 7. ORANGE A C, 4
The KnckerboekeF Athletic Club defeated the
Orange Athleties the Orange oval yesterday
afternoon Hartman of the Murray Hill Club, was
in the points for Orange, and practically gave the
game to the visitors, He gave eleven bases balls
and seemed unable 10 pitch straight ball the
plate; The features Of the game We're home
run by Smith in the ninth inning, bringing in
another run with him. and three ha ggcrs by Me
Goey and Barnard. Score:
RHE
Orange ,......,,,,,...,9 "a 9 8
Kuickerbocker ....-.-..0 I o 2 3 o o q OF 3 2
Batteres-IIartman and O'Nell: Disoway and Wood.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

ship game with Paterson Team A to-day al East
sac Pafk- The visitors stxrt b,.f
they suffered defeat by 81 runs after ParrSou had
declared their innings closed. with only wfckets
down. The score
PATTERSON TEAM A
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

Rfo--Cofree market steady: No Rio 4sTee exchsnx.
iOiad receipts Il 900 bags cleared the
OOo. cleared for Europe 5000: stock. 3T0,0oo.
The statistical position Of Brazilian coree was as fol-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

eelpts or hreaastus Interior points thousands
last three cphers 600 omitted bbs grain bush as
-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT CLEVELAND.

III E
Gs.sssaop s9s.sslass ...i ....I il is is
At CHICAGO
R II E
fsiss.iphia fRfss9 i,.......!! .....! o IS !
AT DETROIT.
Boston .....>...-....2 o. 10 !
Detroit ...........--.2 o > Ks :
AT MILWAUKEE,
r F.
Rs'i%s4s aaIrsssss -, ! SSf3S I'll & ;
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
STATE LEAGUE
KNICKERRocKER a r. = nRANGE

At Utica-BiaGhamton /. Utica &
At Schenectady Schenectady 2 Troy. g
At Rome Rome, 3, Waverly. /
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Previdence-Syracuse. 10. PFayidence Q
At WorcestsF-Woroester s. Hartford, 3
At Rochester-Rochester, 8. Buffalo
Al Montresl-F Toronto. 8. Meatreal
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

Foreign coffee markets. Santos-Coftee market quiet.
good average santos 4S4O. IS 200 bags stock
500 Od0 Hamhurg-Coltee market opened unchanged;
m unchanged q a pfenniE higher.
20 GOD bags Havre-Coffee market opened irregular
Aaia franc lower i2 unchanged total sales IS coo
New-York tribune., 1901-07-21

Paterson. NJ j.. July 1-fhe Brooklyn Team
played It's New-York Cricket Association champion