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LAaNEQ DEFEATS WARD.
Winner of Lonewood Finals In Cup SIM
giles viii Challenge CIothler.

BOSTON, Mass. July 2S.-The tennis
followers who went to Longwood today to
see the finals in the cup singles were
given rare treat in the five-set match
between Larned and Ward; For, the first
three sets it was a hard and closely fought
battle, and though there were no long
rallies. the playing was remarkable, for
accuracy and clever headwork by both
men. Up to the intermission Ward led
two sets to one. but in the third set he
was willing considerably, and, after
short rest, Larned came out and took
the necessary two sets with comparative
ease.
Ward took the first set at ga. and If ne
could have kept UP the pace he would
undoubtedly have won out AS he weak
ened, however, Larned came up, and, al
though Ward took the third at 81,
Lar1led followed with two easy wins at
GO and 61.
The win this afternoon gave Larned
the right to challenge w. J. Clothier, the
winner last year, for possession of the
cup. The match will be played tomorrow
The results:
Larned beat Ward 4-6. Sc. TO. 60, 6-1.
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. EeAN Is THE STAR GOLFER.
Present Holder of Bavin Oaks Cup Wins
TWO Rounds Without Trouble

of Exmoor the Western and intercol-
legiate champion. was the star in todays
play on the Onwentsia links in the first
and second rounds for the Ravin Oaks
cup. Egan IS present holder OF the
trophy. Besides reducing the record for
the first nine holes of the course by
going around in "a strokes strokes bet
ter than DOGGY. Egan defeated his two
opponents on his mastery fashion, win
ming in the first round from L. II. Conk-
lin, the Princeton crack, by 2 up and to
play. In the second round Egan forced
E. A Crosby of Edgewater, to give up
after being 8 up with to play. not al
lowing Crosby to win a hole. Louis N.
James. Of Glen View. the national anna
would be a contestant In today's play.
declined the issue at the last moment.
claiming that he intended resting up for
the Western amateur championship,
which is only short time off.
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Two base hit Collins; three-b base hit
Parent; home run. Criger; stolen bases,
Collins, O'Brien; double plays. Ferris to
Parent to Lachance. Parent to Lachance,
Keller to Beville; first on balls off Grit
fifth /, off Hughes 2; struck out, by
Hughes 2, by Griffith 2; time, Lie; UNI
pfre, Sheridan; attendance, $40.
Champs Win in Tenth.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 28.-The
Washingtons gave the champions quite
scare in the ninth inning today and II
to win. Henley relieved Plank after
Washington tied the score in the ninth
inning Attendance, APO Score:
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aBatted for Phillippi in ninth.
Two-b base hits, Kruger Steinfeldt, Phil
Iippi. Seymour. Corcoran. Kelley: three
base hit. Wagner; home run. Seymour;
double plays. Kelley to Beckley; bases on
balls. off Hahn |; struck out. by Hahn 1.
by Phillippi S; time. las; umpire, OsDay.
Microbes Down Cardinals.
CHICAGO, July 2S.-The locals batted
O'Neill all over the field in the five in
nings he pitched today. stole bases at
tors numerous misplays Attendance,
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Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 2S.-The
Saints were pulled out of the assocla-
ton leadership, principally through the
mastery pitching of Gus Defner. Sc
cured last week by Columbus. from the
Cleveland American league team.
Clingman, the cause of such a long
war between st. Paul and Columbus,
was back at short for Columbus. and
he did some very clever fielding, with
Raymer running a close second.
Four hits, scattered through as
many innings, is the sum total of the
safe registers made off Dorner. Two
of these were rather lucky singles. and
the fourth hit came after Clingman
had failed to retire the Saints in the
eighth inning
ST. Paul put up a very slow fielding
game, got the worst of decisions from
Umpire Messmer and did a very large
lot of wrangiing with that official
Perfect play by Columbus would
have shut out the Saints in the eighth
with two hands Gown. F'lournoy
walked and went to second on a pass
ed ball. PIERCE, who had taken
Wheeler's place, benched for wrangling,
sent one out toward left. Clingman
made pretty stop. but the throw was
wretched. The Ball bounded past Mel
lor and rolled to the bleachers. Flour
noy scored. and PIERCE trotted home
from third a moment later when Sulli-
van hit clean one to right. Ferguson
fouled out, and the trouble was over.
Hard and consecutive hitting. help
ed out by Raymer getting hit with the
ball, gave the Senators their winning
lead. Three singles and two doubles
did the business. Ferguson settled
down and pitched good ball. Errors by
Flournoy and Schaefer, with hit by
Arndt. giving the second inning run.
Arndt and Raymer singled and Ban
non doubled in the sixth, scoring the
two single men.
Hits by Roach and Dorner. along
with another error by Peiree, gave the
SaNAnth inning INhA
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DREYFUSS WANTS BUT
ONE SET OF CHAMPIONS
Owner of Pittsburg Team VIII Challenge
American League Leaders.

PITTSBURG. Pa, July 26.-Presdent
Dreyfuss. of the Pittsburg team of tho
if Pittsburg wins the National league pen
nant. the winner OF the American league
pennant will be challenged to a series OF
of the world, the conditions being that the
winner receive rs per cent Of the gate re-
ceipts and the loser IS per cent; the win
ner also to visit the West and the
coast as worlds champions, the loser TO
remain at horne.
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All After John ]. Ryan.

CINCINNATI. Ohio July 2S.-Judge
Tarvin, at CoYington, KY, today appoint
ed George NJ. Keefer receiver of the Ken
known as the Queen City Jockey club.
operating the Newport track. The stock
holders are principally of the firm of
was brought by Leslie Galbraith for
purses won at the Newport races that clos
ed Saturday. Others have previously Sc
cured attachments for unpaid purses
John J. Rya. is said to be en- route for
Europe and no estimate of assets and
liabilities have been made.
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Police srsai Up Prize Fiaht.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-An attempt to
hold prize fight in a stove foundry In
the Williamsburg district Of Brooklyn
last night was prevented by the police.
Fifty-seven arrests were made. William
Cantlin the aged Waterman at the foun-
dry, alleges that he was overpowered and
compelled to permit the crowd. to enter
the place. The principals in the attempt
ed fight were two Brooklyn featherweights
Alfred Lewis. known as kid Lewis.
champion of South Brooklyn, and William
Dean an anateI1r
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kInn Missed the Races.

LONDON, July 28.-@The Goodwood
race meeting, the last fixed society func-
ton of the season, was robbed Of some of
the customary attractiveness by the abb
sence OF King Edward. The houses in the
neighborhood, however. were still filed
and the meeting was largely attended.
A heavy doWnpour of. rain soon after
the beginning of the racing quickly
thinned the crowds and spoiled the track.
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Henry RIdaeway Honored.

PARIS, July 28.-Henry Ridgeway, the
American sportsman, long master of the
hounds at Pau. has been named with
Prince D Arenboy, president of the Jock
ey club, and other leading horse experts.
to be one of the judges in the coming
long distance endurance tests Of French
horses. This Is considered to be tribute
10 American SpOrtsmanship.
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*Two out when winning run was scored
Two-base hits. Patten, Coughlin. Nc
Cormick; three-base hit. Powers: stolen
base, Pickering; left on bases, Washing
ton 5. Philadelphia 5; double plays, l..
Cross to M. Cross, Plank to Schreck, M.
Cross to Murphy to Schrecl1. Moran to
Clarke; first on balls. off Plank 1, off
Henley /; struck out. by Plank 1. by
Henley 2, by Patten 3; time, 1:50: UNI
pire. HasSett.
Rain at Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, July 2S.-Chicago-
Detroit game postponed on account of
RAIN
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Stolen bases, Arndt ,, Clingman; two
base hits, cannon 2, Roach; struck out, by
Dorner g. bases on balls, off Dorner I;
time, 1:40; umpire, Messmer attendance,
1859.
Brewers and Colonies Tie.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 2S-After
twelve innings of exciting play, Umpire
Mullane called the game on account of
darkness. The visitors outbatted the To-
calls, but their fielding was very ragged
Catches by Ganley and Quinlan were
features. Attendance, 1000. Score:
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clara city wins Game.

Special to The Globe.
CLARA CITY, Mimi, July 2S.-One OF
the finest games of baseball ever witness
ed in Clara City was played here between
the Montevideo Stars and Jacks Colts.
the latter winning by a score OF 10 to z.
Bell was in the box for the locals and
pitched a fine game. Seyerne did the
pitching for the visitors.
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NEW YORK. July 2s.-Plans are under
consideration for the re-estabnshment
next year of the defunct intercollegiate
bicycle racing association In an effort to
put bicycling back into It's former place
in college sports. Columbia and Yale are
the prime movers in the matter.
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Mcchesney at saratoaa.

ssmathers. McChesney and Higgins and
Water Boy are in Saratoga, the latter
having arrived this afternoon. They viii
probably be in the Saratoga handicap to
be run on Monday next.
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Morris Defeats eIenwood.

Special to The Globe.
NORRIS Mimi. July zS.-The strong
Morris baseball team went to Glenwood
today and defeated that team for the
second time this season by the score OF
Ia to 3.
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PhiIiIes Win Smuggling Match.

Slated for Garvin in the tenth.
Earned runs, Philadelphia 5. Brooklyn
4: two-base hits, Gleason, Keister.
Sheckard. Hulswitt, Strang; three7base
bases, Sheckard, Dobbs, Flood. Gleason,
Wolverton, Doom; left on bases, Phil
adelphia 6, Brooklyn Z; double play, VOL
verton to Douglass: first on balls, off
Mitchell A. off Duggleby 1; sacrifice hit,
Hallman; hit by pitcher. by Garvin 1. by
Mitchell /; struck out. by Garvin 6, by
Mitchell 1, by Duggleby 2; time, 2:25; UNI
pire, Emslie; attendance, 1880
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THE WORLD OF SPORT

Omaha ..0 10 f3e 0 o 2-5 11 2
Batteries-Hart and Wilson, Companion
and Gonding. $50 II
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. 3, July 2S-Hess
was hit hard in the fifth and sixth innings
and his support was ragged. Attendance,
700 Score,
81 r. H E.
Kansas City 30 0iofa 4 o g 1 Is Is i
Denver II 0 0gGE4 8 0 Ito IA 8
Batteries-Hess ard sMessitt; Whitridge
and Ulrich. me-
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INDIANAPOLIS Ind, July 2S.-In-
dianapolis won the opening game of the
home series today. 1t was pitchers
battle till the eighth inning, when the.
home team punched its hits and took
lead which won. Attendance, 934.
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The North St. Paul team defeated the
st. Paul Foundry team by the score 6 to
1. North ST. Paul wants a game for next
Sunday. Address Albert L. Luger.
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oeiivIe Loses to Mora.

Special to The Globe.
MORA, Mimi. July pa ball game
between the Mora and Ogilvie teams here
resulted in a score OF 13 to in favor Of
Mora
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easily took the third game of the series
from Pittsburg today. Phillippi. who has
always been a puzzle for Cincinnati, was
touched up for sixteen hits. Attendance.
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The Harris Colts would like to arrange
games with the Cortlands, w. e. Mathies,
Maroons. Daily News, Y. A Colts or the
Middents Colts. Address H. A. Maxwell
11S South Robert street.
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The Sch1eck Bros. challenge the Iro-
quois for game next Sunday afternoon
on any grounds for any amount. Address
Manager Scheleclk Bros, Daily News.
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Two-base hits, Hill; three-base h1ts,
Bradley 3, Martin, Hickman; double plays,
Hickman; bases on balls, off Moore |, off
Powell /; struck out. by Moore 2, by Pow
ell 2; time. 1872; umpire, Connolly; at
tendance, 1900.
HighIanders Are Shut Out.
BOSTON, Mass, July 2S-Boston
scored another shutout today against
New York Hughes pitched mastery ball,
allowing the visitors three hits. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia 4, Washington 3.
Cleveland 10, st. Louis 2.
Boston 8. New York 0.
Chicago-Detroit, rain.
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The Merchants National bank team
would like to arrange a game with any
team of the Commercial, Manufacturers
or Jobbers league for next Saturday. Ad-
dress e. A. Nordstrom care Merchants
National bank. ss;satA
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Kelley Men Fail to Hit Dorlner
and Barely Escape a Shut
-Clingman Plays With
the Senatorg.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Columbus 8. st. Paul 2.
Milwaukee II. Louisville H..
Indianapolis Z. Kansas City l.
Toledo 9, Minneapolis s.
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Browns Easy for Blues.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 2s.-Cleveland
won the final game of the series. Cleve-
and did some heavy stick work while st.
ouiS could NOT hit effectively Score:
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Left on bases. Chicago 9, st. Louis Z;
hit, Chance; stolen bases. Slagle, Casey,
Evers. King, Chance, Burke ]. O'Neill.
Brown; double plays, Evers to Chance,
Farrell to Brain to Hackett; struck out.
by Taylor 2, by O'Neill 1. by Brown /;
bases on balls, off Taylor 1, off ONeill 3;
time, 1850; umpire, Moran.
PhiIiies Win Smuggling Match.
BROOKLYN. N. Y, July 2S-Batting
.laonors were evenly divided between Phil
adelphia and Brooklyn today, but the Wis
itors punched their hits when an extra
inning was necessary and won the game,
scoring five runs on as many hits and
Dahen's tumble of Woverton's grounder.
Duggleby relieved Mitchell in the eighth
inning and Gleason was put out of the
game in the sixth inning. Score:
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WITH THE AMATEURS

R. SINNERS team will play the Ideals
Sunday on the Hudson avenue grounds.
Teams in or out of the city wanting
games address r. SINNERS, 2S9 Maple
street.
The Happy Hooligans would like to
hear from the S. H. Reeves or the Hanker
Maria avenue.
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FORBES TO FIGHT NEIL.
Bantams Will Battle for Championship
In Frisco AUG. Is.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July 2s.-A
permit has been issued for the twenty
round boxing bout between Harry Forbes,
of Chicago and frankie Neil, of San
Francisco, for Aug 13, the night before
the big battle for the heavyweight cham
pionship. The fight will take place at
Mechanics pavilion, and will be for the
bantamweight championship. The boys
will weigh 115 pounds at p. m. on the
day of the fight. tfs
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. July 2s-Milwau-
kee outbatted Des Moines and won today,
but poor playing in the field nearly lost
the game. Attendance, 300. Score:
R. H E.
Milwaukee .....2O2 o5 0 o SO Il 3
Des Moines. 20 0 l 8 3 0 0 OF 2
Batteries-Kenna and Lucia; Barry and
Marshall
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. July 2S-Colorado
Springs touched Glade for thirteen hits
today and won. Score:
Col. Springs ..3 O13 2-13 10 2
St. Joseph. "A O 2 0 0 8 do II S
Batteries-Newmeyer and Starnagle;
Glade and Mcconnell.
P,EOKia: 1 .h July n ISh II, oo won To- O.
to 5 in a game where both pitchers were
hit freely. Score:
Peoria ........o 2o1oss *-12 Is i
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IOIaIS ..TI01-iTIzF IT IUtdIs 81 0T-4l = <
indianapolis % 0 0 o o -
Kansas City 20 1 0 0 Q 0 0-1
Bases on balls, by Kellum 8. by. Glib
son 3; struck out, by Kellum 7, by Gibson
base hits, Coulter Kellum; double plays,
Marcan to Kihm. McAndrews to Nance TO
Grady; umpire, Foreman; time, 2:05.
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Indians Capture Blues.

double play, owens to Turner: time
hours; umpire, Cunningham.
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Willis Puzzles Giants.
NEW YORK, July 2s.-Inability to hit
Willis was the cause of New York being
defeated by Boston in the second game of
the series today. Score:
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Boston ........O 0 / O-5
New York - 1 0 0 0 o 0 0 0-3
Slated for Lauder in the ninth.
First base on errors, Boston 8; left on
bases. Boston 7, New York 8; two-base
hits, Tenney. Greminger; home rum
Greminger; sacrifice hits, Greminger, Will
ran, Abbatichio first on balls, off Willis
3, Off Mathewson 8: struck out by Willis
3, by Mathewson 6; time, 1850; umpire,
tombstone; attendance, AGO.
Feds Pound PhIIHppI and Win.
CINCINNATI, Ohio July 2S-Cincinnati
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Louisville 30 5 % 0 042 0 Oil
Milwaukee ...2 Q 0 0 4 l 2 0 Oil

milwaukee, .2 Q 0 2 Oil
Meredith called out on bunt strike
%*Batted for Bohanon in ninth inning.
Two-base hits. Schriver, Unglaub, Gam
ley; three-base hits, Sullivan, Quinlan;
nome runs, Hart, Dunleavy stolen
bases, Unglaub Dunleavy, Hemphil
Wood, Brashear; hit by pitched bali, by
Bohannon 2. BY Meredith 8; first on balls
off Bohanron t. off McCord l. off Mere
d1th l; struck out, by Bohannon 2 by
McCord 1, by Meredith g, by Mueller i;
double play, OdweH to Brashear; left on
bases, louisville Z, Milwaukee s. time
2:35; umpire, Mullane.
Toledo Defeats Orphans.
TOLEDO. Ohio, July 2S-Toledo out
batted and outplayed Minneapolis today,
although the visitors were at all times
dangerous. Attendance. 1900. Score:
Toledo III PA FL Mpls. IHT PA E
W.Smth rf 1 81 OIL 0lSulivan CT q q oil o
BiansRp i 8 8 q 9ILaIiy f.: q s d 8
Turner 1b u 81 OF OLE Smith rfI 81 OIL OF 0
Bernrd CT q 81 OIL 0Oyler SIS. -. II 81 / 0
Kleinow c.. q 81 OF 0hGcIntyr 3bl g q 8 O..
Schaub Obi Of OF Il 0lMartin 3D.. oil 81 81 0.
Reislng .3b OF OF Il 0lYearger C. II II II 1
Childs 2b. q Al II 0lStimmel p.I II OF II
eI + .Totals .l11i2512I
Totals .f1Sl27I Il 3
Toledo ....O 0 0 o 2 0 80
Minneapolis 20 1 0 8 2 0 Is
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*One out when winning run scored.
Two-base hits, Childs 2, Mcintyre 8,
Sullivan, Smith; home run. Kleinow;
base on balls. off Coughlfn 2, off Stinmel
A. struck out, by Cougflin 3, by Stimmel
Il left on bases, Toledo s. Minneapolis z;
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Boston 5. New York 8.
Cincinnati 10, Pittsburg S.
Chicago 9, st. Louis 2
Philadelphia Is, Brooklyn 10.
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VS. ........ ........ 3QlS
Time, 2:12A; 2:11&; 2:10A.
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to market 4. Lysrpos i fair and T. 1ami
accounts and general selling for Liverpool. South
fln Her pool lei equal to IS 10 50 American points
and there was an absence OF aggressive support
m for ess sna onhs ssS
Southwest and the fact that the Increase IN the
exports from that port. Later on howsveI.
leSsened demand TO cover and renewed lHulda-
lion for local and southern scooun, as well as moro
caused the market to recede again
c He 1 81 co,on throushou, the belt has made
period isl Nay The so, Te. 4. hss
in recent years The result. we believe. will be
way. and, with the exception Of continuance OF
low temperatures there Is nothing In the situation
to G IF unss
walton the amount In bales may reach the worlds
r.Su!remep,s very cisi'y. me question Of the
the market, with a CONTINUANCE OF favorable crop
place il Win no, do 10 lose sight Of the tremendous
discount existing between the worlds price OF
SPOT cotton and the present aS9ts, ions Tor the
influence is being brought to hearto bring about
lower values TOY III. staple but The ono prsre9uisiie
10 meet The world's requirements, and we feel no
i SAVING .hs AIS for ,Gs the next
e e? So s.. on 6Ss 'Bs wi '%'ssd e.
as @ "sSs
quiet, with sales OF s.?5o bags Havre was I'm.
smss " s 0wsI
advanced rs refs: receipts 1000 bags stock 500 600
rlshansc. ! SD, lowe, =, Z: SD; San,os was
here as follows:
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STEEL PRICE LIST A SURPRISE.
For the Bears In steel Stocks-May he
Made Public To-day.

The final meeting OF representatives OF
the subsidiary companies of the United
States Steel Corporation and Of the indie
pendent steel companies, who have beer
considering the price schedule for finished
steel products for 1901, will probably b"
held to-day. The schedule may then he
made public. When it was suggested yes
terday to representative Of the Stee
Corporation that the decline in the corpora
tons shares in the stock market had bee
because OF bear rumors of heavy cuts to
be made in the 1904 prices, he remarked;
when the schedule comes ont | thinh
1t will be a surprise to the bears.
In another quarter it was reported ina
practically no changes from the 1903 pric''
will be made by the 1904 schedule. Inc
quarterly dividend on the common. st"rN
Of the United States Steel Corporation: 20
be paid on June 10. will go 10 2s.s7o holdero
OF the shares who are on the COMPANY
hooks, and il was estimated in Wall stree
yesterday that 5000 others will receiv"
the dividend through their brokers. IL u
expected that the number of the holders
Of the Ste", iorl"rat iou'- preferred shar''
now in excess of $4,000. will bo reduce
somewhat because OF the bond conversion
plan, their holdings Of preferred sf"re
In many oases having been converted INTO
bondA - - - -
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Live Stock Market.

THURBDAI, June Is
Receipts of beeves wer 100 head. mainly con:
signed direct. No sales reported. Dressed beef
steady; city dressed native sides, 7&sAc. per To-
Cables last received quoted American steers. Top
price iise; top price for refrigerator pee, Sa,
row the beef estimated. 900 beeves, 1000 quarters
OF beef.
Receipts of calves all for the market were sn
head 46a head on sale all told Neas were rated
about steady: buttermlk calves, NC. lower; about
100 head were unsod. all the latter. Neals sold
at 45aS8.50 per 100 lbs hutermilk calves at S.'S1
S3i2ia. City dressed veals. sale, per 10,
Receipts OF sheep and lambs, including cars
direct to slaughtercrs. were 1880 head 24h Cars
on sale. Sheep ruled quiet, about steady In pnce,
lambs. quality considered. advanced slSc. Thr
pens were about cleared. Sheep sold a. $500
G,25 per 100 lbs, one little bunch al $50; rev
at $685. cus at $3.50. Dressed mutton 7AIlo
per h. dressed lambs. lO@iic.
Receipts OF hogs were l,94l head: about deck
on sale alive. The market about steady. few
Virginia hogs sold at s675 per 100 lbs; deck OF
mixed Western at &5.BS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-19
Lead Lower to Prevent Imports.

The reduction in the selling price OF lead
m 1871 to 4l2H cents pound by the
lerican Smelling and Refining Company
made TO meet a gradual decrease in
price in England and on the Continent
COUNTING to about $40 ton The re-
ction. on this side of the water, which
equal to about s. ton, is designed to
event possible importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-19
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

Michigan Central Railroad Co.
Grand Central Station. New York. June II. 1908.
The transfer books VI this Company will he closed
O'Clock p. VI. on Tuesday. June 30. 1909, for
lders. called TO be held a. Detroit. Mich. on
'dnesday, July IL next, and will hc rcopencd on
ursday, July rs.
CHARLES T. CON Treasured