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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-16

= provement OF Honolulu harbor. !
= The United States will improve =
= harbors and build Notifications \
= where necessary but the revenues \
= must go into the United States \
= treasury, the same as elsewhere y
= in the United States proper. To \
= this rule Porto Rico and the Phil \
= ippines must remain exceptions \
y until such time as sufficient in 4
= ternal taxes can be arranged \
= without too much hardship upon 4
= the people there. That time has y
= already passed in the Hawaiian \
= Islands and the population can =
= pay the necessary taxes as easily \
= as in. Arizona or New Mexico. \
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-16
All are Convinced that Hawaii Should be
Thoroughly Fortified and Pearl Harbor
Developed.Beauty of Honolulu and
Hospitality of Its Citizens Appreciated-
Nothing Unpleasant

is all-compelling. And yet he is as
simple and as common as the least
among us. congratulate the people Of
America and no less the people OF the
islands of the sea that we and they
have a Taft.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-16
FoRTiFY PEARL HARBoR.

Senator Warren, of Wyoming: The
United. States did well when 1t pur.
chased and annexed Alaska. and 1t did
wonderfully better WHEN 1t took over
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-16

members Of the party on questions
which will arise in Hawaii and the Phil.
ippines an excellent one and those de.
livered so far have been very interest.
ing and beneficial.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-16
ENGINE WHICH DRAWS EIGHTEEN HOUR TRAIN BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO

The Pennsylvania
between New York and Chicago
the world To haul Its eighteen
Atlantic OF
these immense locomotives the
Ehh locomotive carries
consumed In also carries gallons equipped
eh machine weighs about In
places IL Is New
York Chicago sections engine taking
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-16
CAbLECRAM

Sydney, Dec. 20.
GREENWOOD.
San Fran.
Incerebas,
Podopsides.
Diabetes.
PodolopIde.
Brights.
Benjamin.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

---r Nsw-York. Angus. It, TAOS.
Me- mere is ears Or So head an for the market Mosc %
bulls changed g bands al g es 20 per 100 y. tain
good demand prime Eative sides Arm c5uosatons
No later ea5ss tom re e & a3 3 r o. rsSsn sseS sss
Britain Eyperss IS today none to morrow the CsdFio
saes-John Duesy; 2 oxen. 100 n average. at ss Is
& CO., II cows eco n al 81 Co. % ss n aG a. 81 81 30 p al
SssEei We. Co, SoV5 eJs n at 81 80
head az for the narSst veals steady. with no
lal4y sSS7 Per zoo n; atsrsor % %
:ks might sell Up to $ Is Dressed ssyes e rf sSa
higher ely dressed veas sold "a safe ~ country
-saies-Andrew Mullen: veais. 190 n avsras. a.
S So Is buttermIlf calves 5e5anouj is ~ a. 81 d at
John Duesy: 10 vesls. 1sT n s. so: bGt;sz-rzs
W Z. Hume: but,s-aiIks 100 n. - So 80
yeliIs Nr.sht 4 CO. veals. s. n a. IS: hust.r-
M1,I.6ssson s CO: veal-. 17O 70 at ss -
sss ~. AND I-ASiHSEssceipts were 1a55
held yesterday Iess cafS On sale Coed sss ss zt9s y
ti rR sha sisheT al grades selling freely Lambs
oogest to best sheep sod at sass per 100 y: common
a. S'aSs euiis az S. 25 Dressed mutton arm ezo
saiss-SePherSan = Co. 1s2 OEio lambs es u aver
sheep Ie n at S. 81 s Ksaic1 e9 o. a. r. 81 g Gale
Kerns Commission Company eos K-ntucky lambs n
e 8 ao II IS n at Sc S. e a y Trens p :; 81 80
ay sheep S 40 n a5 81 45 s & Sq 55 g. n At S s. q: KEN
do IS n a. S. 2s5 Do s. n q s. 7s 1 s. w.! n s' ss ss
DO. g ~ az s. So 81 DO, s5 n at s. So "a x.nts,
DO, 100 10. at 81 IS: do 90 10. az Ss IS -
JSda q 60; 1es West Virginia LAMBDA 81 d as
sanders: 2s K.aucsv la2a6s Is n, a. ss, % suu.
81 %. a. s. % I buck. 70. az So
John Oucey: S lambs, u -, a
HOGS-Fesce.pts were II cars OF 7sz head an a-v
slaughtsrsrs except g. head No sales reported;
~ steady.
sales-J. g. Curtis; 30 State hogs. 10 sv--zx,.
at 81 eoi q 90 le9 ~ a. So So q DO 1ss n IS,
p at IS Is; sag 40 l a: s 5o: soas. 20 $50 "a 4 -
So 90. - - -
W. r Hqnss IS hoss 200 n. as SsDi 1 hsas.
2fO -, at 50 10
s jude 1S1 sssts hogs IT'S -. So rs; "a 70. n
az Sc 7oi a. Pennsylvara DO rs n, So T5f staxa
271 10. at 81 40 Westerns 246 70. ae Sc 10.
Tobin & Shannon: 81 State hogs 1S3 n sk Sc e5s n
do 19S 10. IS 80; do 32e %. At IS 90.
Andrew Mullen; % STATE hogs. ia a. ao
1s4 n. SS %; roughA "a n. s. T5s stag 2s0 "a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
cal position of Brazilian coffee is as follows:

CoTToNLIhe market was much more active. and after
break opening, ruled generally
closing at nec advance Of 22g2e points having
st one time shown net gain OF approximately points
Southern bull support covering smaller shorts end
fresh demand based crop deterioration reports were
the advance. The opening nj a
decline Of 291 points with August selling below 10
the call and showing the greatest loss while ats
positions were relatively STEADY The initial decline
than the cables, reported
decline sG1O points the hour Of local opening
when due about 5a6 points lower spot cotton
abroad points lower sales of 3 00o
weather map again made unsatisfactory showing as
Texas continued dry and hot while sections re-
ceved further rains and the market soon raled
ing by Southern bus and covering After
S Is points above the closing prices Of previous
during the middle CON-
paratively narrow trading later rumors
bush private crop condition report Increased
support market ruled Realizing heavy
selling by OF the local bears the
a OF points from the best final
tone steady Liverpool rallied sharply after the local
opening private cables from hearsh
predicting consumers aft
settlement of troubles In Manchester Private crop
claim deterioration, a
report issued late in the day by prominent
showed condition Of IA cent. compared with
7o4 cent at the time Of their last report.
The of contract prices the local market to-day
a 6 follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
OTHER mARkETasY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug 1T>-CATTLsE-Recsipts acoo head IL
clu6iag 500 market strong 1oc higher; goo1
prime steers IS 5oS6 To- na@tiu-a Sass .;
stocksTs and feeders. 81 9s1 .; So 2GGSs sos
heIfers So f06S4 I5 81 253s2 %: bulls 81 200
So calves S3Gs6 75 SS 5oGS4 6o Wsss
strong mixed butchers IS 1896 q. GOD
choice heavy. soGsS6 rough heavy IS sOrS6 e5E
light IS SoGS6 25 bulk OF sales. s. 9O4S6 SaEEF-
Receipts 10000 head; market steady good to cholcs
s. s0S5 so fair choice. mixed 81 2S1S4 SIS
native lambs. s. 25GISz 50
ccrnuon s5GS5 go CATTLE STEADY: fair 70 good shi9s
steady. 81 50QS4 .. LANES steady, s. 250sT IS
East Buffalo. Aug 7--CATTLF1-Rccepts, 100 head.
slow! prime s. 26S5 So shipping steers s. zoo
81 23 butchers S4QS4 81 hsifsrs SO 25 BS4 IS:
s. IoS4 %: bulls $ 5S3 stocers and feeders So 50
4s4: stock hefers. s. 5oGS3 VcALRsceipts IS head;
active. SOC higher at SSGsI So HOGS-Ieceipts 0oo
hsad good hogs fairly active: eoEoa slow and DUH
50 &SS6 80: forkers and pigs SO 40S8 heavy,
s5GS5 co. Sc 75SS4 50i grasssrs S6QS6 SHEEP
AND LAMBS-Receipts, LOO head; active and steady
lambs 50 5OSI %; yearlings. - e5fS6; wethers $50
s. %; 81 659s4 20; sheep mixed So 50G$4 IS.
Kansas City. Aug 17.--CATTIsE-ReCspts. d.00o. in
cludng 1900 Southerus- Market steady choics
dressed beet steers S5S5 so: fair good.
feeders 81 5O0S4 5OS4: southern
81 I5SS; native 81 saS4. native heiters.
5O9S5 bulls S2GpS3 %; calves 81 5OGS5 %. HOGS
Receipts. 10000; market 5c higher 50 12:
IS e5S6 To- s. S0S6 packers s. 95
9S6 10. pigs and lights 50 s5GS8 Ia SEfEEP-Ee-
GST 20; Western lambs, IS I5GS7 y; and yearnss
81 4GTS5 rs: Texas clipped yearngs. s. 25GSj TO
clipped sheep 81 5OS5 .: stocSsrs and feeders Sc 80
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

phe principal bear the day furnished by The
frlce which. in its weekly there
hsd oeen OF position
OF the crops. Of wheat
is hkeiy TO farm
efS may Lessen under
eues Export interest urgent al the
adVefce Tor only couple loads reported which
compare favorablv with the previous At the same
tIle u was reported good authority that freight on
sssehents had recently been lot OF ror eatal
~ soout $4,000 bush of wheat Argentine shfuuents vara
oy Broomhall to be bush for the
MeeA. against 100000 bush previous week ard i
reported that the Minneapolis stock had lost 575 COZ
otsh LOT the week. Cash wheat New-York market
as follows: No = red. and $50
% . aHoat No Northern Duluth 81 liH o n aaoat
CoI'IN-Nhle STEADY OF session ara cicsn.
neIe net unchanged. the market was rot A broa5
sar, pehg rather or professional character and
eit nttie mixed owing the that weather
remained favorable, while receipts were light
coeuty ecceptances the in two weeks Ia
q good cash demand which produced more
Sess dlsturbanee among shorts old crop non+hs
rice current said that crop NAV be seen
io. maturity II undsturbed by Engish cables
net hsner and there n export
"us nsiny at New-York 20 corn in Sevy-yo-k
CO. srS " eNaISf and ol nc aHoat No white
-, alC 20 yellow, 81 stc Z 0 afoat CATSTbe ,rsr
sIrly active and generally firm during the dav
vs. ~ wheat and light speculative oYer5ngs n IN.
oe - 20 ~ bsiceS In New-York as follows Mixed
o ~ 70 sq3Oc; white 30 TO 80 10 3I1lS9c
s+sS ++tpPgu Whide SO TO 40 n Qs4Iae PYEEMsTke
H. 90, 40 Western. G3ac ( New-Yorl- PAPTFY
~ s40"' feeiirS quoted 800 I Bunalc.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
Pece!ps ~ cotton ports interior points To-
law c0!npCrs. with the day last last

Cotton Exchange Liverpool cables-Spot very little
doing. quotations points lower O SO
for American mddng: sales 5000 bales. including 2U0J
American; speculation export. 200 bales: imports
1000 bales. all American Futures opened quiet but
steady AT 10 10 II points decline. closed firm
b59d: August-September. 5.5ad; September October
6Gld: OctGber-Noveuber 5.63i; November December
5 65d: observation-disclosures 5.d6d: January February.
561d. February-Aarch 56Sd; MarchApril 6Bd April
MAY $3.50; May-June. . 70d: June-July, 57od Man
chester-Yarns irregular; cloths quiet.
FLOUR AND MEAlr-The -four market yesterday
duh and without new feature. Buyers and Sellers
a waiting No quotaoe change in prices. Rye flour
quiet. sales principally in old Acu-. RYE
FLOUR steady: quoted Fair good. S4GS4 %:
20 fancy 81 SsGrS4 CO CCaRNMEAI. nrm: quoted Kiln
dried SO iOQsa 20 brand BAG MEAL frm quoted
Fine white and yellow 81 81 l54s1 IS FEED
steady. dull: quoted: Western. spring,
SIG rs midGlngs, si7 % -four do $50 red dog,
sIe nIddIing sggs2a red dog, SIS 80; hominy chop.
bulk SCI do sacks s22 %: oimeal SO 5od<3o
On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trade ia wheat broad
ened t considerably Yesterday and the had
ADVANCE locally about half bush. remaining
very ern Ali the abssfce OF selling al
thoxb the chief OF strength In bullish North
uesf news ana a rise Of than Minneapolis
and Duluth. reported in several important
nars Of spring wheat belt the effects OF which how
new y-hent than which Is practi-
esIlv ali made abroad there renewed COM
posticn Of the PuEsian and gen
srslly aun 10 cables with the exception OF Buda
pest which closed 20 points lower the Liverpool
market showing the other hand advance Of "a.
Paris iOd20 points riss and Berlin marks advance
Final prices IN Nsw-York showed tag4e nat advance
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
POWER BOAT CRUISE.
Motor Yachts Start on Annual Ran
to the Thousand Islands.

nNoson' \. T., Aug. 1.-THE feet Of the
american Power Boat Association started from
oN iS annual cruise this afternoon. The
composing the feet were:
~ Il. Proctors Cactus II. Indian Harbor:
a AAhn"eiler's Ida Bell. BROOKLYN; DR..
T. henels Annitta' New York; A. Gardner
ssopers Nawquist Indian Harbor. r,res,o, %
Lees Numphea, PhiIa6eIphia. m, G cIo Ilesloh d
eshneiIners Mao. Rockaway: Arthur GrsYs
fssa. Tucson; j. AdaInss Aztec indian
1sLDor' Major J. G. A GIascov,ss E,an 1a'I, II
Sunaio; Jesse Browns Nellie b Rboas iPer Per. "a:
: -, roster sahneto Rhode Island. O. =
Aslofews west Wind. New York " L.
lae cruise VIII extend through the TT. -,
mmsh WIZ be entered at Watervliet snd silat. ~.
a. Oswego from which point a r,1n nu ,,lsi, ieIt
49, 49, 70 the Thousand Islands Yacht c,,,'b
on August "a 25 and 26 there viii he -..o.
10 To- me American Power Boat Association c;haIs
T4se up. helo under the auspices OF the
eha az sunset on August &c "S
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yorh August Il. 1893.
COFFEE-The coffee market developed decided strength
during todays session and after opening unchangei to
points higher ana ruling comparatively quiet early
1t suddenly became active and closed strong at net
advance OF u to % points good demand fer Septem-
Der from leading trade evidently Of
the chief encouraging with further
frost from continued light receipts and
steadiness Of foreign markets Sales reported OF
about 100000 bags, which. however good proper
uon consisted further switches from the the
late positions. The official reports Brazil
indicated frost three districts OF five. and
cold weather in the remaining with minimum TEN
peratures ranging 2Ss degrees In the JahU dis
trict to 80 degrees San Carlos The lowest tenn
Peratures named IT is believed have injured trees
in that section country evident that
the prospects for August l Towering be
Havre followed the advances the previous day with
gain Of another partial = franc most positions one
delivery being 4 franc lower, while Hamburg acted
somewhat irregular also being Il pig lower !. pfs
higher. Both Brazilian markets higher. Rio by
15o and by receipts ports
were $4,000 bags, against $4,000 last The local
spot frm with quotations on the basis OF
S5sc for Rio No I.
The prices market to-
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18

Cash quotations were a. follows: FLOUR sssa6yy
WHEAT. No g, s59sOc: No 2 red, S3eSS4c; CORN Va
. 54lsG54%Ac; No yellow. IS 511c5 OATS No 2J1-cs
No 2 white 2714 R2Sc; No white. 26A 9261ae; Rye
mating 9SG39c: FLAXSEED. No !. 81 o. NC North
western 81 rs: CLOVER, contract grads. Si2 - PORK.
mess per bbl SiA 359Sfz 20; LARD, par Sof
cur MEATS short RIBS sides Qoosel So 7oGSS So shors
hign wines 81 On the Produce ExchanEes BUTTER
firm; crearneries 1T92Oci dairss. 1891sc: EGGS, AZ
mark Included. 12sGl5S-e; CHEESE sasy. I'D
ulsc
duluth Aug 17-Coss-WHEAr Casw-s;a.
Northern s0isc No. Northern s6&c3 sS2srnSar ola
s6l4c; September, new, Sz@&c-
Milwaukee Aug 17.-wHEAT-s+o Northern SO
81 10; No Northern 97cqS1 O6; September s2A Sss4s
sample S6Q sc CORN-Ssptenber. 535-o BID
Minneapolis Aug, II Close - WHEAT - ss1tsrass-.
First patents 4O$5 so; second patents s. e8S5 soJ
first clears SsS4 TO- second clears. s. 65Se 70 BRAN
In bulk 81. -
St Louis. aug 1T.-C1ose-VEIF FAT'No. -sd, cash>
79c: September 1e T9ac; Deoeber. 81 %: No. hard
S2Gs4 isc CORN-No. cash. 514ze September. 50Aci
ber pc, Dscsu1ber. 2ec. No , white 30c-
PhfIadepEia. Aug 17.-WHEAT steady contract Eradss
August S3GSS CORN steady. grade. August.
59Is 96Oc OATS frIner and more active. No whis
BTTTyER firm extra Western creamery 2I1ao: ex-rs
nearby prints 22c. EGGS hr; nearby fresh. OF.
fresh, .G4aC. mark Western fresh.
28is qeic az uark- CHEESE steady; New-York full
iOGfo35c. Receipts-FlOurs TOO bbs and $4,000 a
sacks wheat S9oO0 BUSH LOO bush: oats
bush. ShtpInsntsWheat OO0O bush; $500 eusal
oats. $500 bush
q7s BID December s. %: January. S5 071a. ArSIEE
81 TIMOTHY. prime. 81 5i1a-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT
Marshall and Wolf Draw-Bernstein and
Janowski Lead-The Records.

Barmen. Germany. Aug. 17.-Play was con
tinued In the international chess tournament
here this morning. The experts were paired FOR
the fourth round IN the following order:
Janowski Us. Bernstein Leonhardt VS. Mieses
Bardeeben vs. Gottschall Wolf vs. Marshall
schlechter vs. Suechting Berger Burn, Ma
roczy vs.. AIapin and John Tschigorin.
Marshall drew with Wolf after well con
tested game. Schlechter beat Sueching The
adjourned game between LeonharGt and Bar
deleben was scored by the latter.
Bernstein Won from Janowski and Bardeleben
from Gottschall. Leonhardt and Meses drew,
and the games between Berger and Burn. Ma
roczy and Alapin and John and Tschigorin re-
inained undecided The scores to date:
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18


The race to-day was sailed over windward
and leeward course four miles to leg tuioa
around The weather was ideal Iroouois
weather. The heavy seas of Yesterday had rA
ceded and gentle fve-mile breeze was blov
ing from the northwest. These are exactly +ha
conditions under which the American boat won
on Saturday, and the Americans were oo,adAn,
Of victory.
On Monday. however, the Temeraire shifted
her bowsprit eight inches forward giving her
that much more spinnaker foot. which II wa.
expected would help her in light airs. Charles
Herreshoff. the designer of the Iroouois how
ever, said it would not increase the Temeraires
speed by more than thirty seconds
The Temeraire went out to the starting line
al 1913 o'clock. The Iroquois followed tbreo
minutes later. The boats We're under fun sail
The lroquois seemed TO draw better The main
sail of the Temeraire was wrinkled> near the
centre OF the boom, and the crew was at work
The get ready gun was fired at 10: 80 o'clock
Botn the lroquois and the Temeraire were close
10 the starting line, the defender on the pore
tack, the challenger on the starboard Iroouois
TO windward
The Iroquois showed the same sunerioritv
over the Fife boat in light air that the
Temeraire had shown over the Iroquois in the
heavy weather races of Monday and Tuesday
1he ,lroquois pinChed right up into the wind
Whhe the Temeraire could not, and at il %
the American boat was about a sixth of a
mile to windward. The wind shifted few
points eastward, and streaks Of calm appeared
There was at 1:25 good four to five mile
breeze, and IN II Iroquois picked up well
taking the windward berth and steadily i'm
proving her position. The wind shifted to
northeast and blew steadily. AT % it was
coming at between five and six miles and
lroquols appeared TO be doing excellent work
IN comparison with Temeraire, though both
went along nicely, keeled over
With the northeast breeze came a haze Al
LOO both had come about on the port tack and
were making for the outer mark. Iroouos was
apparently a quarter Of a mile in the lead
She turned the buoy at 2:03 fat amid the
whistling of all the craft out She set her
balloon Jb and balloon staysail quickly and
came rushing home. Temeraire turned at
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
EASY WIN FOR NAUTILUS.
Second Race of ThirtieS at NezcpOrt
Sailed IN Light Breeze.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUxE.I


Newport r. I. Aug. 1.-THE second race be-
tween the Nev-York Yacht Club 30-footers in
the series Of the Newport Yacht Racing Associ-
alton was sailed this afternoon, the Nautilus
winning. The conditions We're just the reverse
OF the day before. when there was strong
northeaster blowing and a rough sea. To-day
the waters Of the bay were smooth and there
was light southerly wind
The course selected was the same as on
Wednesday, the Dyers Island route, which gave
The Yachts q run up the bay and a beat back.
There we're eleven boats in the race to-day.
One which raced on Wednesday withdrew. and
uhe boat Of Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt as vet
unnamed. was sailed by Pembroke Jones
The start was made Of Fort Adams dock at,
2lo The wind at the time was light from the
south and west. The Banzsf vas the first TO cross
TIE line, closely followed by the Neoa II and the
feet, the Vanderbilt boat bringing up the
rear. All had spinnakers set TO port, and it
was a pretty sight.
After the racers reached Rose Island the
wind hauled more TO the south. and then to the
south and east, and Il was necessary TO gybe
over and set spinnakers 10 starboard. The
boats began 10 foot better on the run I'D the
pay They divided into TWO sections, one taking
tne middle OF the channel, and the other stand
ing more into the COnanicut shore
The TIDE was favorable. and in spite Of the
llgnt wind they made fairly good time. There
vas little difference between the boats at the
mark, as all We're pretty we'll punched the
Nautilus rounding first
X was long beat home the wind diminish
lAg, although II a pretty race. The Nau-
nus. sailed by the Hanan brothers. won by
Selei eight minutes. The summary was as
follows
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool AUG. 17-C1ostnS- vrETE,AT-Spor nominal,
September. TSsd: Deccrbe- Ga
CCRN-spot easy: American mixed - load: fuS.Irss
sread-. September December Sid: January
4s 39sd PEAS-CanadIan firm. 6s a FIOUR-St Louis
fsuc winter steady. 9s Cd. HOPS IN CPacldo
Coasu quiet "a 15sf5 S. BEEF quiet: extra india
PORK prime Western, Cd HSAr1
cut arm, AS S. BACON 81
Cumberland cut &c 50 n. AIS S6 short rib. 2s n
90, Cas uniddles light. IS f0nx
clear rndes heavy 90 70 40 ~ AS Ca short clear bacs
IA 20 % n 45s: clear bellies IA I6 Il SIIOU1
pERS-Sqlare IL G3 p. strong. SOS. LARD a-n:
prime Western tierces 3Ss 9d: American refined. n
BUTTER nominal finest United States 95s.
Eood United States S5s. CHEESE arn American fnest
vrhite 5as. American colored. 5ss TALIOW-
prime city quiet 22s Cd TUFPETIsS sSESpirits steady
AS ga RCSIN-CumEsou steady, 9s 81. PETROLEUM
Reaned quiet Cd. LINSE-D OIL. quies. los or
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
MASSACHUSETTS TEAM LEADS.

Wakefield Mass, Aug. 17-When the firing
ceased late this afternoon in the competition for
IN. military rife championship OF New England
the Masa chusetts team had a total for the three
ranges 200 800 and 1000 yards. slow nre. OF 1882
IRE Maine team was second. with 1895; Rhode
Island third with 1922; New Hampshire fourth,
with Il14 and Connecticut nth, with l.l0i. The
coyonetiftou will be finished Tomorrow with rapid
IRE shooting al 900 and 500 yards and skrmish mr.
ing z,
the 900 yard firing, the Massachusetts team led
thro1ghott The day getting high totals al both 200
ana 500 yards although beaten out by Rhode
Island In the long range event
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
SARATOGA WINS POLO CUPS.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl

CBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Saratoga. n y, Aug. 1.-THE Saratoga Polo Club
annual tournament continued this afternoon
when the Saratoga and Albany teams played the
liveest and fastest game OF the in the final
round for the United States Hotel Cup. Saratoga
won by 70 to 1Os4. Lineup: Saratoga, Raymond
Belmont; . August Belmont; jr.; g. Victor Mather
back. Fred s Won Stade. Albany, H \. Kirk
A. Whitney.
Summary-Sarato atoga-Earned goals r. Albany
allowed handicap. 3: earned goals 6, less safety u
total. 1Ga4. Referee-George Hoyt, of New-York
Timekeeper-George T. Smith, of Saratoga Springs
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
BROOKLYN c. C. TO TOUR CANADA.

The Brooklyn Cricket Club has arranged tour
TO Canada. and will play games next week In
Niagara Falls Hamilton and Toronto. The team
will leave New-York on Saturday evening, and ex-
poets 20 return the following Saturday
Among those who will take the trip are Archle
Gum f. o. Scale c. A Worm, Archie Brown,
H. a Laurie, p. O. Challenge. J. Wood. a Allen
A. L. Tyrill. z. =. c. Boddington, The Rev W.
StoaehilI and +. J. Atwood.
The schedule OF games arranged is as IolIows;
Monday August q, Niagara Falls Tuesday. Au-
gust % Hamilton: Wednesday. August %. Toronto;
Thursday. August "a, Rosedaie, ana trlday, august
% General Electric.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-18
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

Ioodou. Aus IA sale q sheepsens was hsld n
y.nrnx Lane today. The oerinss amounted 20 S.sOt
hales There average attendance Competition
slow Amer leans oo1sht neTnos ana rns
unchanged slightly above
tn June average. Medium crosshreds poor
cuest Following sa.es and prices chta4nst
clothing conbng New Wales. iO7 bales s
Victoria 5Sf bases al "a t- south Australia. -
bales 5sdG9ssd Vest Australia, ui2 hales 5&d3
e7sd. Tasmania 4Ss bales. az eigl0isd: New zsasr
S5T bales +5sG41o&ds Euenos Ayres. 500 bahsa A
esd1 Nd: FuntA Areas s0i halc4 a. 81 eelad