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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
OTHER mARKETssY TELEGRAP4.

Chicago Oct 1T-CATTLE-Rsce,7ts COO -1l-s-s
o---af. good prime steers. s. lf1 s. ~ 71- on re
dun Sc 5CGs4 %: stccSe-s and teece-s s. -
and he.sers. 81 +11S+ - Gamers. u +fS- 81 os e.
g 81 50G - *. Texas steers. s. - s. It.
Wes+s-1 steers SsQS4 30. HOGS-Fec=Fts today. -6a
No0dav 81 O6O. market. 1OG20C lower - Xe1 ar
srs' s. 4OGS5 % good % choice 1eavy, - 2 = ~
ro15IH reavv S. 1oS5 81. light s. S5d s. bulk 81 SAFES
S5-S l7Ss STEEP-FsCsfD-s 800. -arssr s-sat
$50 - -holce weths-s g 25TSf, fli- choice we-s-
e. 3saS4 FAIR % choice mixed. S23S3. -a-lvs a-1-s
IS 5OES5 -. $500 - - sss,- O.
q ST-rIr steady S2GS4 so SHEEP stead. s. % - s.
lambs AN lower So : ass -.
L.a,-ss C-irv Oct II -CATTI-E-ReceiV-s 80, MAJ
tat -cssrgel: choice export s15 dressed 1esf ses
q 5TS5 90 FAIR % g0cd "a 1888 .; stcce-s o-t cs
- 60 Sf 81 western sst s-oce-s and feeders s. 2sS
Wss+s-1 - steers 50 25GSf 81 Texas ard I-t al SOS
cows. e. s. l7S2 -. native cows s.
Gs4. native hetssrs 50 go s. -. Gamers 81 fS- S
s an - .. calves s. 80. Receipts t1- tie E-
Cca.+s- - son calves 9-45. HCCrS-Rece.7-7. 60.
Y1s~(s+ tOTf5~ lower t-0 s. co. bulk OF sal-s $50
aOTS5 49,. mixed -acSers. s. a' - =
I,shf IS Sass 60. Ycrss-s s. a--S2 % PES. F.
week 100
$3.50 .- -,rtva Is-ss 81 20. W-=ra-- a--'s
60 aOl9s5 10: ed ewes. s. 81 g 5- Ieyas 81. -el
1f,Ss 60 sflTSt- Texas clipped sheer. = +o3>9 -
ers and feeders S2ES3 80. receipts FOR ,-e Wees ''
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noNTcLAIR GOLFERS OUT IN FORCE.

An attractive variety Of matches brought the
Nontcair golfers out in force yesterday. IN addi-
ton TO the first match play round for the club
championship. there were competitions among the
women for a cup presented by Miss Droste. the
woman captain Of the club. and Mrs. r. II Har-
r1son. In the mems championship TIE results We're
J. n Ward beat T 7. Russell BY detault; Paul wilcox
heat J. II. Staets up and-e 70 PLAY. II @. Hornfeck
A y Lockatt. UP nineteen holes. ". z Marcus
heat ". 7. Cross. up and 10 play, f A. Freeman
heat Paul Harrison ! up; A. y. Delano beat C.. =
Turner 3 up and . play: r. T. Reid beat Allan y
Kennaday by default. O. b. Brown beat L. Daniels ;
up and 20 play.
In the wOT1en's competition the following quail
fed for the Miss Droste Cup
Miss Elenor Freeman. 10. Miss II E Wilson. IL:
Mrs. F. NJ Harrison, 10; Mrs John Goodal. 121. Mss
= A Miss r. Cooper. 12s: Miss Alice Wilson
II. Eiss L. Reid. is.
For the Mrs. + n. Harrison Cup the following
qualified;
Mrs H ?. Plyrnrton. l32: Mrs. Il. w Thaye- 49,
Mss Louerrs 1876: Mrs Q Rogers. lS9 Miss Webster
a. and Mss pulsifer
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

H.ew-York October II. Ns'S
CDFFEE-The coffee opened steady at a 80 O.
Of points, following lower cables. but was
shortly afterward by further bush accounts from
fairly and firm thereafter, uiltA
close steady unchanged TO . pOi.S
higher AZ 250 bags. NOTWITHSTANDING
OF Friday the European nlaIAets 80
morning unchanged franc lower at HaVre' so
the primary markets lower. Rio Oy % a..
by 100 res there disposition on tn
longs take profits. On the otner NAM
decline seemed stimulate outside demand a-.d
cables from Brazilian sources were cl1Cu1l
predicting lighter movement. and stating MAJ
the crop progressing unfayoraOIy. the ldLhee
less significant that many professional cofee men
confident of the market The crop now no'lIs
expected by reach not less than IL GOO,VVO
bags nd would material reCuctl1H
supplies the that interior Jo
believed be already well loaded with COZ
continues prices will be apt TO respond ana
contingent continue their Pohcy
buying reactions The spot market was steady on
the basis OF 5ssc for Rio No Z.
The range Of contract prices in the local market
Say wal follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

COIION-IheFe moderate business In cotton
yesterday and the trading stl showed
shorts. while there evidences Of Continued
bulishnesS among certain classes
opened weak 2d9 points lower following lower cables
and disappointment the failure
TO mateTalize in important sections this level
ever. shorts began covering in the
eastern and central belts. which thought likely
interfere with the movement and
10 about the closing figures preceding night Toward
the close realizing eased the slightly but the
final tone was steady. net gao lower
about 10000 bales. The recovery encouraged by
moderate estimates FOR receipts
points and by continued private reports good SPOT
demand, while the exports Of COO bales from
New-NOrk were pointed additional evidence that
local stocks be shipped rather than rendered
on October contracts AT the weekly
trade publications showed decidedly pessimisc
look as to trade conditions and
TO take profits arguing that for better in the
weather would undoubtedly liquidation after the
recent advances The forecast
the western belt The only frost actually reported was
at Fort smith and Abilene After report was
circulated that Japan was landing troops presumably
COrea and this led rather Though
late Judge OF its effect prices.
The Of contract the market day
follows: -
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DRAG HUNT AT TEANk.n

Tesneck. N J. oct 1.-THE first OF series Of
runs begun by Allan MacRaugbtan. president OF the
Standard Coach Horse Company. took place this
afternoon. The training stables OF the Standard
Coach Horse Company. on the crest or Cedar Ridge
selected for the meet and the run. which was
lively one lay right through the heart Of the
William Walter Phelps estate. The meets as ar
ranged by Mr. Nacnaughtan. viii be continued
throue bout the fall, weather permitting, on Satur-
day afternoons. At the end % the run tea was
served 20 the guests at Mr.. Macnsughtan's house,
the following presiding: Mrs. Henry ". Banks.
IT, Mrs. Daniel A Currie. Mrs. Archibald a
Hutchinson. Mrs. AbTam DE Ronde Mrs. J. A 9.
johnson. Mrs. Frank s. DE Ronde. Mrs. John w.
IoVelan6. Mrs. George A. Graham. Mrs Andrew j.
D1tnlan. Mrs. William Ma cnanghtan and Mrs Ralph
OaIlex
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE 1alBrNz.l

x
Chicago. Oct. I.-There vas an advance II u
ubeat here OF *, On the active futures. The vhol'
list closed unchanged 70 sc higher lo-il-7.-S
prfces are &c to e over last saturday. the -7-
futures I'D the most. December SOLD az SIS -.-
Sic sellers and closed At 81 sc. NAY closed 81 ss
IL was the same situation IS has been experience
all the week. cash premiums every Were ~--,' 80
side markets higher than this The advances -
orally were about the same as here. sNce2' -
casb nrices AT Minneapolis were up cer- IA7
Northwest cars were so. compared WIFE 30 .
year But the primary total was almost --- -
as last vear-i .0-1 bushels compared WIZ 49,
COO NIiUfng sales q r5d winter here were '",
bushels at about S2i-> iC store Lo-elo 4'i-
$1,000 bushels hard winter sold Tor export 80
ances we're 4I1.tt1 bushels Liverpool vas ~
1sc Worlds Shipments Monday VIII Pc S-r
~ 20 90 blIsne's 'largeiy from india and h-7s-
Tie Visible Increase vii De about L5lt..'1 e-s-.
Cash Interests here have sot AROUND - -'..---~r
Soc feeling that the spot situation - TOO s-..<
TO be short The Northeast mas hne ven ,--s
movement. and that IS TO continue The se'-'-
reDorted eight loads. "
eRSrn fell the heavy seIius o. yes,eri1y -,
closed Nc TO nc lower. IN spite OF some t12e,
c1vsring Prices show Tor the week q loss p &c =
fasc December sold az +t'sc and +t,-,, ana 800
al 44ssc May. 81 ac- There was J. t1oF' orsl
rsors corn covered ov Bryant TODAY Who vas 81
900 bush There were 81 ears. The esuuats le
Monday. 40 stocks here will de-reass u1crals,
Cables were lower The weather continues ~
There was the same situation In oats as a corn-
the market weighJed down vita yesterday > se---
Futures closed NJ 90 isc lower. Tie o .t32e- CAS-
are considered high as compared with corn. IS
country Is selling more freely. There were ~ -
decrease In stocks for the WCek- lt IS Sun 49,
the Pattsn line Is intact. but most OF tns '--
Provisions were weak everythinS. Iaefs "
no important trade. lne break was Win tug w
or 1000 more than the estimate. West tnss'
900 hogs. compared with S.OoO last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
BANKERS HURRY WEST.
For Convention in San Francisco-3,2oo
People on Their Way from Eastern Cities.

San Francisco. Oct. 1.-THE local executive COM
mittee in charge of the arrangements for the ap-
preaching bankers convention has completed prep
aratons for the reception of the visitors now OH
their way here from the East Reports from the
Southern Pacific. Santa Fe and Pullman companies
announce that thirty-two hundred Eastern People
connected with the party have already ressed
through Chicago and st. Louis. on their way mere
The convention proper will meet next wednesday
morning. when the delegates will he welcomed ~
Governor Pardee and Mayor Schmttz. Ela9orite
pi operations have been made for the reception or
the visiting bankers and the women of the party.
According TO schedule the trains with delegates Oh
board should begin to arrive here tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMA RLE-General Roy Stone. of Washing
ton. FIFTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Serene, r.
Major j. n Kelly L. S. A. Tetired). HOLLAND
c. c. Lewis, of London; r. A. Cook, Of Honoip,9'
PERIAL-S: Poack, Of Colon, and d. s Castei AS
of Paris. MAJESTIC-H. VI. Carlton, or Color9do
Springs Col. and j. r. Roche. OF West Point, va;
NANHATTAN-F. c. Gooding. of LONDON; CoIone
H Burton. of New-Zealand. and G. w OhveT OF
.Jessup, England MURRAY HILL-Ex-M Mayor j. n
Mcclure OF Syracuse: ex-Judge j. Rider C&dy, OF
Hudson and =. Sielfverberg. OF StockhoIII'
Sweden NETHERLAND-P Lan 7}Sof Of Vifnhs'
Meredith of Montreal and John Mansfield OF
London. WALDORF-ASTORIA-C ain F. VII
borg L. s. A: w. s. Arbuthnot. of PittsbuIs,
and NJ. E ingalls,, of Cincinnati. president OF the
Big Four Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Cotton ExchaDss special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
quiet; sales 1000 bales: SPECULATION and export.
ding upland. he6d Futures opened and Irregular
October CrtoI,er N,1,..,rIer
herDecemher 521d: December January. 100000: Ian
bruary 51s: February-March and Niarch-April
5.1sQ5.l9d: Apr-Mny Aiay-June. SGD.
FLpt X AND MEAL5-The week closed with flour prices
strongly held buyers meeting tho advance many
Spring patents s. 7Os5; winter straights So s0GS4
No winter So 9OaS3 10: Red Dog SIS 56aS2s to
sJr0e- KhE FLOUR hrm Quoted; Fair 70 good So 25g
Quoted: Kiln dried. 50 I5G$3 25 as to brand BAG
81 81 O76si FEED ouet t,uoted Spring ing
bran spot Sl9 sacks 70 arrive zoo SIS so spring
$40 Eods2 nses ocae s2 Som nj SbS3 G s b 5e
s22 20 , seeks e ,t srrye clinical s24 80
generally firm today owing chiefly TO the cont,rnnd
uneasiness OF December shorts some buving based
eighth lower with disappointing cables sn9 Ifyaoybai
The crop damaged to any ha dened that
markets steady firm however, s
rr eI s' 81 ss locally sss s 70 avaGse December
meanwhile also ruled firm, selling at sane assns,
however. and during the middle session there sea.lhs
disqueting from the Far East the ma 49, vi
finally steady at net gain Of about sc on n.c.-ss
ths nrmar tone continued on repor, regular close
snese were landing presumably In Sass me jap
9Sssk was spoTted The world.
mated show about 10 400 600 bushels. No r.d 80,
puuts sSss snost coRN@opeSrSs,,loIMo Northern
days corn market were on a limited scale WITH the
month Sentiment reflected dul and eabIs. TOT inc
s@" SO for the aaS G'a6 6u :nd
20 export demand No corn elossd at s3c elevator and
sax .or so aaos' soat oAsfSr,he99 ise., No
commission houses with the drop in corn. affected oats
white. t2es. TRACK white, tsa.sO and standard ; ND
no.niaai anoai: and Jsrssy ne sSps ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

In the semi-fnals in the morning Kellogg had
beaten Bottome while Ward from Frank
Sears. Both matches were without incident FOR
the consolation cup ". W. Harris won from r =
Keller IN the finals by up and to play Inc
summary:
y,r.sideut's eerni-fnal-f. L Kellogg. IT.. I OK
1Esls bes+ FOX Hills. by : Up ana . .
r,isS. Iohn ward HiIls. beat Frank sears FoA
ANS lv ; UP play Final-Ma-S b'at heloee
and > 70 play
heat sSazen Eolsc. ATaNanlls. ty up " W hA-'
70. HIS beat q. Il. B0Wley Jersey city. by ~
J-Snal-F5arris beat Keeler. by W and / q play
er media play handicap. and score prize
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BARK AGROUND AT HIGHLAND BEACH.

The French bark Bayard. from Cape Town, Au-
gust e. for New-York. in ballast. ashore near
Highland Beach in fog early yesterday morning.
The Bayard carried crew Of twenty-three men
AZ unsuccessful attempt made at high tide
70 noat her. The tugs moved her slightly, but the
naWser broke, and the attempt had to be given up.
me ude receded, leaving the bark hard aground
An easterly wind blowing with increasing
iorce and the next tide will be higher than usual
Inc vessel Is In good position and another effort
VIII De made TO float her to-day.
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GOLF.
Ward Defeats Kellogg for Fo1
Hills CHp.

Teerrinr rain Gid not stop the Fox HIS golfers
Yesterday and the continuation OF the open
nent was signalized by several scores as brilliant
as any this season. one feature was tie for the
gross score prize in the medal play handicap. at
IS between Charles Marshall and Paul OConnor.
and another the defeat OF L. l. Kellogg. jr. by
John n Ward for the Presidents Cup the chief
prize OF the tournament Kellogg beat Ward re-
Gently for the Staten Island golf championship.
and the latter's SUCCESS yesterday unexpected.
Ward by clever golfng. up and 10 play
Tho cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
STOCKTON LEADS AT HILLSIDE.

Plsinaeia y J.. oct. L CSpeciaD.-As a result or
the weekly play Tor the Golf Committee Cup, at
che Hillside Tennis and Golf Club. to-day II r
Stockton Is now in the lead for this trophy 10y Il
half uoint having a total OF 1912 points Walter
Peterson who has held the lead for several weeks.
failed 20 score point to-day. Second honors went
10 J. E Erickson. with net score Of 49, while
Frank O. Reinhart and J. Whitney Baker, Of the
PRINCETON team divided the one remaining point
each making a net score Of 81. These scores were
posted for the cup
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
COLUMBIA GOLF TEAMS PRACTICE.

columbia's golf team began Its first practice q
,Ae season on the Inks OF the Garden CITY COR
-, ..+orssv afternoon The work consisted Of
-, ,r-or,r+,, thirtv-sx hole match. to determine
she order OF the men on the team which VIII
compete IN the intercollegiate golf championship
tournament on the Garden City links from october
% ~ % fnclusiye The team consists OF : Sossoil
captain: p. d. Bogue. G. +. Blake. A j. Ahln, n
A Bangs E c. Rich, A u. Van Beuren ana I,
T. Tar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
ST. MARTs GRADUATES TO ORGANIZE

call has been issued by Commander c.. c.
Han1s ana Il. b McMurray. Junior instructor. for
a meeting OF all the graduates of the scbooIship
St Mary's. 10 be held board that vessel East
twenty iourth-sL ana East River. at D. M. next
"Wednesday. The purpose of the meeting Is 10
form an alumni association. IL is believed that
such alumni association will be seryicea bla IN
promoting the interests OF this school
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sHARPsHooTERs QUALIFY IN RAIN.

Creedmoor. Long Island. Oct l. (SpeciaD.-The
thirteenth regular supplementary practice day Of
the season held here TO-DAY for the sharp
shooter class 800 and coo yards. The weather
was stormy. but the attendance large a
stiff o'clock wind blowing throughout the day.
The shooting and issuing Of decorations were
under the supervision Of Major ". II. Palmer in
specJOr Of small arms practice, 18th Regiment.
Thursday viii be for the distinguished expert
class at 90 and LOO yards. The officers scores:
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MIXED FouRsoMEs AT WEE BURN.

Stamford. oct. y tSpeciaD-Charles Il. Seeley
and Miss A Barclay the mixed foursome ham
oscan Al Wee Burn to-day. Their card showed
T09-i1-gl. Other cards returned were:
Gross. Handicap.
Mrs p N Jones and ". y. McCord-l Jos %
M NJ ID Barclay and j. r Swann.-ll1 lol
Mis- sadie Williams and Dr. 6arref
Miss Eva FHoyr and ". J.. BaldwIn-l- - lOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Medal play TO qualify for a cup presented by Dr.
william Jarzie was the feature 1T the Dyker
Meadow links yesterday, whore, in spite % the
rain, number OF good cards were returned The
best was that OF T. S. Downs. who made the
lowest gross well net score G y. Van
Brzlnt was secord. The conditions were eighteen
holes under club handicaps, and the following eight
unzlifol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

KIND OF GOVERNMENT MCCLELLAN LIKES.
We meet here again Tonight indorse the
Democratic administration that has been
presided abIy and successfully by
that unswerviT-g. fearless Democrat. Robert
A. Van Wyck. We have apologies
offer. We have nothing for which apollo
Eire.-OicClellsn's speech Tammany convention in
500
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MRS. ROGERS eALTusRoL CHAMPION.

Of the Baltusrol Golf Club. played Friday Mrs.
N Pendleton Rogers defeated Mrs. " Fellowes
Morgan by Up and 10 play
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PLAY AT EASTERN PARKWAY,

At the Eastern Parkway links. in Brooklyn, yes
terday there was a medal play handicap. in which
w z Ednondston made the best net score Of ..
the gross score prize going 10 j. X. Robbins. The
rrn1r
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise e:l3 Sunset 1852 Moons 81
HIGH WATER
AAI-Sandy Hook 59j Gov. Island 5:4s He'll Gate 7:41
PM.-Sandy HOOK 544 Gov. Island 6:lO Hell Gate sos
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HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES.

They take their Sunday Dinners ut the
8estaarants advertised among tbe Little |
49,. NJ he People,"
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MARKSMEN IN THE RAIN.
Crescent Athletic Club Shoots in Trophy
Matches and for October Cup at Bay Ridge

Rsinstorms have no terrors for the trapshooters
Of the Crescent Athletic Club. SIX of the crack
shots faced the traps at 2-oclock yesterday, and
for three hours they shot in the pouring rain
the grounds at Bay Ridge. making some excellent
There We're seven trophy matches besides
the shoot for the october Cup. which was closely
contested Six men entered. and w. W. Marshall
and T. ". Stake each tied. with full score. In a
l5-target trophy match in which five entered T. w
Stake and c. J. McDermott tied. with 10 each In
the shCot-on Stake made a full score. beating his
opponent by targets.
". W. Marshall tied with J. H Jack in the next
l5-target match. They shot off. and tied again
with II. In the final Marshall won. He also
the next match. The next matches won
10y Southworth and II Jack. respectively, and
the latter won the final match with q fun score OF
u. The summary:
OCTOBER CUP-TwENTY-FTVE TARGETS GIANDI-
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sackErT CUP AT APAwAMIs.

Apazanis golfers qualified yesterday for the
Sackett Cup at eighteen hole handicap medal play
The first match play round viii occur next
Saturday. Those who qualified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18

Foreign coffee markets: FIO-Coffee market steady;
No Rio. 1900; exchange, II 1924; receipts, 1900
bags cleared for the United STATES 5000 bags; cleared
for Europe 5000 bags: $4,000
Coffee market irregular. but much huctuation good
Santos 4S4O0 receipts. 10000 bags; Lab
go bags. HaInhurs-Cofee market opened unchanged;
2-30 net unchanged; sales. 5000 bags Eavre-
Coffee market opened unchanged /. franc lower
Il months declined u franc late months
bag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-18
POLO.
Troop ? Wins Semi-FinaI Game an
Squadron Il Cup Series.

The semi-final polo competition for the officers
cup was played yesterday by Troop . and Troop 3
Squadron A. the Van Cortlandt Park polo
field The team of Troop won by goals to Ia
Each side played evenly. but Morgan Grace and
L. J. Hunt too strong on the winning team
for the members of Troop to make any perceptible
Roadway. +. @. Douglas did ali the scoring for
the defeated side. making two goals. but lost one
fourth for safety. For the winners. Grace made
three goals. Hunt two. and Mcclure and Putnam
ach one. The field in cor condition and the
play frequently lacked APP shis account The
teams
TROOP TROOP :
I J. Hunt II. ". st. John
w : Mcclure. II Barry
Morgan Grace G. d Douglas
4. ". Putnam. H. s. Kip.
Surnrary-;oas earned: Troop .. s. Troop 3 .. Lost
by penaltes-Troop 5. = for safety score-Troop
.. 5. Troop 3. IL Referee-R- c. Lawrence.
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p.prEy-uart.t. steady Feeding quoted 10
snd mating 5415sc both I fu1s.o ~, T.1-S-tc
FTOrR-Frrn. with crop quoted o., - " y,-L
WHEAT IL auiet but firm sic. Ne"-ho'N-
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KIND OF GOVERNMENT MCCLELLAN LIKES.

For otner sports see page seven.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Oct 15-Ths oficIaI closing S''''
tons Cor mininS stocks to-day were as loLoNs-
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CAP.
Name Heap. Total Name Heap. Total.
6 W Meeker- 23 J. IL Jack. 10
A. G. SoUthworth- 20 T. Stake. %
Marshall Stake tied.
TROPHY MATCH-FTFTEEN TARGETS UIANDICAF).
Name Heap. Total Heap. Total.
A. G SolthW orth. Il c. J. McDermott... 10
:. H Jack-------- III
Shoot on-Stake, j.: McDernott, s
TROPHY MATCH-FTFTEEN TARGETS OHANDTCAPD.
Name. Hcap. Total Name. Heap Total.
: W Meeker----- 3 u ". W. Marshall. 3 -
J. II. Jack...-...- Is a. G. Southwor5h-. 3 IL
First shoot of Marshall Jack with Il. Second
shoot of Marshall
TROPHY AATCH-FIFTEEN TARGETS QIANDICAP).
Heap. Total. Heap. Total
:. H Jack........ = 10. A. G. southworth.. IA
Shoot oG-Marshau. :; southworth, 5.
TROPHY MArCH-FTFTEEN TARGETS O4ANDICAP).
Heap Total Heap Total.
c ". Neeker...... II ". W. Marshall. 3
J. Il. Jack-...-.-- Il 4. @. Scuthwor1h.. 5 Ia
Shoot off-Southvorth. IA: Nfeeker
TROPHY MATCH--FIFTEEN TARGETS GIANDICAP).
Heap Total Heap Total.
C. ". Mckee. u \. 6 southWorth.. 3 II
= Il. JaCN.-.----- II 7 ". Stake------. u
". W Marshali.--S Is
Shoot 0ff-Jack. Is: Southworth Il
TROPHY MATCI-FIFTEEN TARGETS HANDICAP).
Heap. Total Heap. Total.
6 " Meeser Is 4 ". S S5ais.. ii
". ". Marshall. ,
shoot of-Jack, 10 Marshall Is.
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