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New-York tribune., 1905-02-04

1-ees catlas.- -Rio-Cof1ee market. holiday Santos
- Inl-ks-- holiday. HanlburgCoffee market opened
Pg .9Ter, ar 2-30 net i@a32 pig lower sales
q lH bags Gar-eJofIee market opened barely steady
81. franc lower; a. J. n declined x frsnc al ? N
4 a1e higher; 81 3 30 p advanced :. franc. total
zE s. 90 Bags
uay - % August --.--.........4s.75
fl September 40 90
Ea - October .....-.....4 %
%. November ..........49 30
- December ......-.. 20 70
New-York tribune., 1905-02-04

sk EzvTe. . s97 900 bags oT which . O44 900 are
-. lst week 9J7 900 and > O65 90 bags. rsspeo-
sz=s.ca- position Of Brazilian coffee is as folIovs
New-York tribune., 1905-02-04
instruction.

For Both Sexes-City.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Feb 8.-FI4OUR firm. wHEAT-sprng dull
No / Northern 81 2OS. CORN firm No . yellow. ac
No 3 corn. 47&c. OATS dull No white S5i4c; No .
mixed 333ic. BARLEY medium. 44G55c asked. RYE
No J, Soc.
Chicago Feb s.-The leading futures ranged follows
Opening. Highest Closing
New-York tribune., 1905-02-04

3 se honiny chop. sls bulk sal . in sacks oineai
ves = iN-1WHEAT-The feature wheat yesterday
increase o sPqPt in July accompanied by decided
e 70 the trade IN view of the dulness hth
lss,ed and came on the market rather freely
close deene against !s' S ne et0aa1 aIahoe nns
OF the day Several things ne o15s a m the & best point
most Sos N July one Of them ana perhaps the
the s the crop has sustained damage BY reason
sotSesG coadtion Of fields early the week through
Indiana The Mode4n Me @nJIoeh wo s IN al n9is 6 and nd
the crop situation as other authorities his wee sDd nd
IN JUN iSenCe Rac on the market after midday notably
Seaslns S interior stocks especially Louis were
over the previous night FiioWne this Came &c moro o 30
last hour Sy Sy eee9rdngy acted irregular up TO the
s5 @Sre Fspored to be smaller than estimated and had
9 to 20 points lover and Berlin = to i mark hyRer
5s1 Re o primary receipts $4,000 compared with
mixed over drawback proposition On aeuy ne bofh
spols aioeKs II as an i51e1Se @ enc in their favor Mnne
m G0dh @ increased 50Oo0 Primary receipts are about
han cable that the argentine strike 1is teaens to
vas quoted 81 90 No Northern Duluth 81 n and 30
range Of 6St IL Il Con a. ShGes coFM.There was
ooaRs o Sens S Sae Of seaness Fsasotn
T, os corn for feeding purposes the West steady
M TIE have shown 6 Sgh deofeas pfsaSF %ssS
srega3g 5so GOO 70 sls 6s the & hearest in four years
e s MeT but was dull and barely at 1so
bfi 40 corn was quoted 6412e elevator
Y5ose;.st. aioAt oATs-The trade in OF
~ @e cash market IN New-Yor closed as follows: Mixed
s 90 % an ~ &,egSe'.c natural white 90 % 82 ~ 1910
9Narket dull: No Western soc asked FARLEY
HfG mailing. 4ea62c, Z Buffalo. '
n Wheat % Including -four exports for the accord
io1 Ss- @ aggregate s45s5s bush against
exports Of wheat 4oO5T 1873 bush against iO1 s51
o44 last year Corn exports for the week 500 sos
hglnst d535. 1SS last week 14111s6 last wear.
since July corn exports aggregate 49, 6I6 against
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
FAVORlTES WIN

The racing at Cold Spring park yester-
day at Rochester was fully up to the
standard set by Wednesdays high-ciass
events The crowd. nearly twice as large
as on the opening day, thoroughly en-
joyed Itself.
The 2:24 trot, two heats OF which were
decided yesterday. was won by Arlington
BOY I'm straight heats after losing the first
TO Topeka. The third heat the first Of
yesterday, was so close as 10 look almost
like a dead heat with Topeka, the time
equaling that made by Topeka Wednes-
day. he son OF The Seer got a bad
start In the fourth mile and Arlington
Boy was made TO go faster clip by
Ragged Edge to land the heat and race.
OF the four regular events on yester-
days card three were won by favortes
In the 225 pace. Forester the favorite.
finished third. Jennie w, with Sunder-
land up, taking the race I'm three straight
heats
Jennie W is from the stable OF Senator
Whitney of Enfield. which captured two
first moneys yesterday The senator was
we'll repaid for coming here 10 see his
horses race His easy going bay gelding
The Bishop had no difficulty i'm capturing
the 2:O6 pace
Not being hard pressed by the field.
Sunderland did not require him 70 extend
himself 10 the limit Of the track pacing
record. whlcn he established last fall The
second and third heats were paced I'm
2:o9a
1t was apparently by mere misfor-
tune preventing Lizzie McChord from get
ting n favorite start In the third heat Of
the 2:l3 pace. that she lost the oppor-
tunity to trim Octave Y, the ia
vorite. Lizzie took the first two heats
around the class figure in very close
finishes with Rey Del Diablo. Octave
II. with Daniel Webster for company.
went easy miles both heats, just escaping
the banner.
The third time out the word was given
after scoring several times. and Marsh
found himself pocketed al the first turn
Octave Il took lat heat and tho next
two
Advancer who won first money I'm n
race AT Dover last week. was tho choice
I'm the 2.l7 trot and he won II In straight
heats. although the finishes were all close
An attractive card Is down for tomor-
row. the closing day az the meeting.
The classes are tho 2i4 trot. the 2lo
pace and the 2.20 trot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
SQUADRON A WON

The finals for the Westchester Polo
club cups were played yesterday at New
port. and the winner OF the tournament
was the Squadron A team OF New York,
which was not supposed 20 have n look
I'm for the honor. The team continued
IN lts winning streak yesterday afternoon,
and II the members keep up the pace they
have set next season will see them more
heavily handicapped They had for their
opponents yesterday the Great Neck
team, which allowed the Squadron A
team one goal. but they would have won
without this. as they made five goals In
actual play 20 their opponents three.
II was not good day for polo.
heavy fog setting I'm. and as result there
was not the usual large gathering on
hand. As the match progressed the fog
got thicker and thicker, and az times
II was impossible 10 see across the field.
The men would ride away. and dsap-
pear I'm tho fog as " behind curtain.
This made Il impossible for fast riding.
and as a result the polo was not Of the
highest order.
During the play Rainey of Great Neck
rode into Burden, not seeing him coming
I'm the fog and with the collision of the
two ponies, Rainey was thrown over the
head of his mount. and landed on his
hands. spraining his wrist He had Tho
I'm ured member bound up with tape and
returned 90 tho game.
other than this there was no Incident Of
interest and the crowd soon dispersed as
II was impossible To sec what was going
on on the field.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25

Falk. II, ~; Private Holmauist IL. Il;
Private Sisson. 20. Private Buxton, ~.
Musician Greenleaf. is. Private Folger. Il;
Private Hyllested. IS: Private Abram. l6
AT 300 yards the bes, score OF the day
was ~, shot by Capt j. j. Richards
OF Troop Il. cavalry The second best
score was ~. shot by Private Toulieg
OF Company A. Second regiment infan-
try Some OF the best 800 yard scores
made We're as follows Capt. Richards
81. %; Private Toulieg. 20. %. Private
Richards. 20, 81: Hospital Steward Bur
nett, 20. 20: Private Muir. Jr. rs. 20; Pri-
rate Eaton, IL. is: Private Holmquist. i5.
~ Private Folger, Is. l3; sergt. Kelley.
20; Sergt. Falk, II.
AT BOO yards the best score OF the day
was ~. shot by Lieut. John l. Hughes
OF Company c. Second regiment infan-
try. The second best score OF the day
was ~, shot by Capt. J. J. Richards Of
Troop B, cavalry. Some OF the best 500
yard scores made were as folLsws: Llsa,
Hughes. 20. %; Capt Richards, is, %; Pri-
vate Muir. Jr.. 20. 21; Private Eaton. 90.
Al 500 yards the best score OF the day
vas a Ss, shot by Capt J. j. Richards
OF Troop B, cavalry The second best
score was 80. shot by Lieut. Joseph
Auty. Jr., OF Company G.. First regiment
Infantry. The best scores were as fol-
lows: Capt. Richards, 10. 10; Lieut.. Auty.
l5 IS.
On the 5O-yard revolver range the best
score OF the day was ~ shot by Lieut.
A. Fred Harvey OF Company c. First
regiment infantry. The second best score
was a "a, shot by Capt ]. J Richards
Of Troop Il. cavalry. Some of the best
b0-yard revolver scores made were as
follows: Lieut.. Harvey. 21. 23 Capt
Richards, %. %; Capt. Harden. %. 90 Pri-
vate Muir. 81. 22: Musician Tickell. 2i. 21
sergt Richards. 20, 22: Musician Falken-
burg, 20. 81: Lieut.. Hughes. 10. 20: Capt
Farrell. 10. 20; Musician Greenleaf. ls.
on the 75-yard revolver range the best
score Of the day was 81. shot by Mai
w. NJ. Baker Of the First Light infan-
try. His record was rs. 10
The record OF revolver qualifications for
the season shows Battery A. Light artil-
lery, slightly in the lead. with 81 men
and 1876 points, with Troop r. cavalry.
following closely. with 12l points and %
men. The Machine Gun battery has quail
fed 2S men at the revolver range. The
following Is the complete record TO date:
REVOLVER QUALIFICATIONS.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
AT THE RANGES

Resides Company @ thcrc wns a large
attendance from various commands pres
cnt al the rife range yesterday. and the
targets at all ranges were In constant use
throughout the day.
At 200 yards the best score OF the day
was n 90. sho. by Capt J. J. Richards
of Troop r.. cavalry. The second best
ore was ~. shot by ScTgt. Johnson
q Company Co. First regiment infantry.
S1me Of the lost 200 yards scores made
were as follows:
capt Richards. %. 20. sere' Johnson.
90 90 Musician Falkenhureh rs 2i rri-
vafe Angel 70 20. Private Rickard 10.
%. Lirut Hughes 10. 70 Cap, Farrell
IS. 10. Corr Ramon ls is rrivate rin.
coin. rs 70 Private Auty. r.. 90 Ssrs,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25

BY actual play or by default the great
field of lO5 players who began I'm the H2-
tional lawn tennis championship last
Tuesday at Newport has now been re-
duced to l6 men, and the tournament is
all up 10 date.
Better conditions than those which pre-
vailed during the day could not be had.
the weather being delightfully."- clear,
even If warm The courts In use were all
prime and fast. but the gallery was
smaller than usual.
Attention was centered upon the Ri> =
ard stevens-C Watson match. for winch
was assigned the championship court
The match was a really good one, the
brilliant periods being frequent AMI mo
battle close enough TO suit the m ost eX-
acting.
stevens showed much Improvement
over his last years form. He met Wat
sons attack successfully, the latter not
showing the consistency, being, except In
the third set always on :he defens've.
Stevens used the long game, putting speed
and accuracy into his effort
Watson at times was brilliant ana ef-
fective, but II came in streaks anc h.
was apparently unable 10 make a suS-
tained effort He was at his bes. IN the
third set, which he won. and seemed Cor
while 10 he on the way u a turn for
the win The scores
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
HORSEMEN BUSY At TRACK

with the closing of the two-day events
al Readville there was n focking or the
,rotters and PAGERS 10 Narrasansett park.
and all day yesterday there was one con-
tinuous panorama of moving, breathing
horsefesh working out I'm preparation for
the handsome stakes that are to make the
meet this year one of the best attractions
OF the granI circuit route.
So many good purses are offered during
the meeting by the management that
many Of the followers OF light harness
prefer 10 reserve tho best efforts OF their
horses for this track Those who are out
for records also look To do their best on
the track AZ Narragansett park. which Is
known TO be as fast. II not the fastest.
track in the circuit.
There IL not an indication now that
would seem To point 90 anything but the
most successful meet Of the year thus
FAR With Sadie Mac Tiverton. Sweet
Marie and any number of other of tho
best performers 81 the year starting tho
only thing needed 60 make tho meet tho
best over viii hc fair weather
Have you lost sonethlnu7 ~ az. sdvrr.
ts- your loss IN The News ~ costs you
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
BEST RACI NG EVER

The best racing seen in Woonsocket
since the beginning OF the sport was wit
messed yesterday, the third day OF a four
days meeting
The favortes received a bad jolt. two
OF the three finishing outside the money,
and the third was in a fair way 10 be
beaten when the rain caused the post
ponement OF the 2:l9 pace until today.
one OF the biggest crowds. 1000. that
ever witnessed a race in the city was on
hand. The large crowd went wild over
the lively going and when Lanchow,
owned by DR.. Berthiaume OF Woonsocket.
went ahead Of George NJ, the favorite
In the 2:1s pace I'm the fourth heat and
the judges gave George NJ. the heat on
the claim tnat Hodgkins driver OF Ian
chow. did not maintain his position down
the stretch, the crowd let loose and there
were mingled cheers and jeers.
The excitement was intense. many pro-
claiming Lanchow was robbed and others
saying justice was meted out.
However. II was nne race, the horses
being punched all the way, and the drives
down the stretch were heartbreaking
The first heat went 10 Louise H., with
Lanchow and Fred @. finishing neck and
neck. The second position was called
dead heat by the Judges, but II looked
as II Lanchow finished ahead by inches.
The second heat went TO Lanchow. and
George NJ. the favorite. was distanced
He was placed BY the judges because his
hopples broke
The third heat also went 10 Lanchow
in tho fast time Of 2:lsL George NJ
finishing second. The fourth heat was
the greatest OF the day with every horse
In the race.
Lanchow beat out George NJ after a
hot drive by head. but the judges gave
the heat 10 George NJ on the ground that
Lanchow was driven out OF position down
the stretch. forcing George NJ. 10 the out
side Of the track
Rain then put stop 20 this race. The
majority or people present cheered for
Lanchow and asked about George NJ.
being placed on account OF the breaking
Of his hopples and talked about other
matters.
The 2.2i pace went to General Starr,
owned by F l.. Tallman OF Newport.
r J.. in straight heats. General Starr
beat Thestrip ny a nose I'm the second
heat. Thestrup, driven by Knapp Forsh-
ner Of Providence. won second money.
The favorite. Red Jacket, made a poor
showing.
Willie J won the 2:25 trot I'm which
Eastern Morn was the favorte. Carde-
mas, driven by Frank Slavin OF Provi-
dence. was second money. The sum-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

Cleveland lost both games 90 Boston
yesterday at Cleveland In the first game
Cleveland could not bunch its hits on
Tannehill. while Boston secured FIVE runs
on the home runs of Tannchill and Ferris
and Selmach's three -bagFer
Cleveland had the second game : 10 q IN
tho sixth inning when Turner and Brad-
lev fImhlei three cay chances These er-
rors and four hits yielded siV runs hi
recn. who had been hit FOR !, hits IN nvs
innings yas then succeeded hy YOUNG.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Fail River-Fall River 3-3. New Bed
ford 0-S
At Concord-Concord Sis Taunton 3-2.
At Lynn-Lynn 4, Lawrence Q
At Nashua-Nsshua 2, Haverhill /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
Connecticut LEAGUE

At ingheld-Springheld 3. Bridgeport
2
At Holyoke-Holyoke s. Norwich o.
Al New London-IIartford 4, New Lon
don 2.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New Haven game,
rain
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
AMATEUR BALL

The game at clinton oval. Woonsocket
yesterday afternoon was called in the 10th
inning on account OF darkness. the score
being 10 T. The game was an interesting
one 10 witness. Both teams played fast
hall ha scora.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25

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patients.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25

GAMES TO-DAY.
Pittsburg az Boston.
St Louis AZ Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Now York.
Chicago AZ Philadelphia
NATIONAL LEAGtE STAN
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patients.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGrE STANDING
EASTERN LEAGUE

Toronto lost two games 10 Newark yes.
terday AZ home. The visitors hit McPher-
son at Will I'm the first game and the re-
suit was never In doubt. Attendance 500.
Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
CSecord Game
GAMES TO-DAY.

Newark at Toronto.
Baltimore at Montreal
Jersey City at Buffalo.
providence at Rochester (2).
EASTIrRN TIADIrI, c,.r..,,>,.-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE

II you have a tooth hned by Or. Kings
Painless Method you Will never try any
OF the old Painful ways again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
No Surprises Sprung in Newport Ten
niS-PIay Now to 16 Men.
Talent Chose Wisely and Well at Ro-
chester, FavoriteS Winning.

who held Cleveland safely until the ninth
when his own error let Cleveland tie the
score Boston won In the llth on Stahr =
triple and Freeman's double. Bay made
five hits in six times at bat. Attendance
1865. Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25

ST. LOUIS 2-I. NEW YORK Ia.

ST LOIIS q, NEW YORK l-3.
The Highlanders broke even on yester-
days ouble-header and the series, drop
ping the first game and taking the second
The first was n pitchers battle, with hon.
ors about even. The second game was
marked by kicking troughtout the High
landers finally winning I'm n walk Scores:
First GameD
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25

NtN loRk SO, CINCINNATI O-6.
The Champions won tho first gan,o from,
the Reds a New York Yesterday hv nIov-
ing hne ball and hitting Chesh hard The
second game was a tie, and was called on
account of darkness. Good hitting
enabled the locals 10 tie tho score IN ~
ninth McGraw and Kelley were nut OF
the field for iawing az the umpire. A..
tendance 1000 Scores.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25

III SBJ To b-t, BOSTON II
Pittsburg won both games played. the
first 10 and the second i'm 10 innings by
: 10 yesterday at Boston. Young was
fairly effective i'm the first game but re-
ceived poor support, while Phllippi
pitched one Of his best games for Pitts
burg. Tcnney was ordered OF the field
by Umpire KLEIN I'm tho ninth for criti-
cising decisions. Willis went 10 pieces I'm
tho extra inning. as he had previously
done I'm the third. Wallace. a South Bos-
ton player from the Haverhlll team OF the
New England league. gave a good demon
stration Of batting and fielding in the sec
ond game. Attendance 345i. Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-25
GAMES TODAl

GAMES TO-DAY
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington az st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.