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New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

Cash quotations were followsi FLOUR easy. WHEAT
No Spring 81 O59s1 OS No 3. 9Sc3s1 05i No red.
e4cQs1 CORN-No 5&Ac: No yellow. b4Ac. OATS
No 3 3o4ci No white, q &as254e; No whits. 9ots
mating 4sG4sc. FI.AxsEED-No /. 81 25 No North
vegtern 81 As. TIMOTHY sEED-Prime, 81 80. CLOVER
ECootract grade s11 75GS12 25 PoRK.Ness. per Dbl
s12 65dS12 90. LARD-Per 100 n. 81 22ts as % CUT
TFITs-short ribs sides doose) 81 875aqs7 5o short
o1ss1 sides TboxedC 81 8Th9ST 62h wHISKEY-Basis
the BJJTTF5R market steady; creamery. 1691sse
6airses 15G17c. EGGS steady at mark, incudet
I1ct rsts i4c1 prime hrtts 1oiao extras. 17c CHEESE
easy. eG1oc
r,uuth June i5-Closei wHEAT-9So Northern. 81 12I
No Northern 81 3: July. 81 12 September. ne s21so
September. old. sT1zc
milwaukee, June 1b.-wHEAT-No 1 Northern, 81 l21
81 81 Northern 81 o4gsl o9i July s70 BID oYa BE
CCjRNENo g. 5sik a54lsc; July, 5Ss.c.
Minneapolis June 15--Closs: wHBAT-July. 81 oeSs;
sentenber s7Esc No hard, 81 1859; No Morthsrn.
s1 I9s. No Northern 81 0sssGSl o9ss FLOUR-Ftrst
atents s6 4O@s5 co. socond So 2oG$6 90: nrs
ojesrs s4Qs4 second clears. 81 TboS2 81 BRAN In
bulk s12 7Bqs1s
ph.,sdslphia juno I5.-wEEAT frnI contract grace
r1ns gTGf9sc CORN stronger; June. bS9oslfo OaIS
SrTn: No white. natural s7ise No white clipped VIZ
asT&o BUTTER hrmi extra Western crearnsTy 2ohS
sYtra nearby prints. 22c EGGS nrrl nearby fresh
III Ioss on. nearby fresh. 16ae mark; western
erseh IT417lAo, CHEESE frmi New ork IuiI
creaa fancy new. 10o; do fair TO good. new e.as.c
STaestic swiss i19i4c Recepts-Flour. 1000 bbls and
70 600 shpments-CoFn. 900 bush; oats, Hooo
e. Iou,s June l5.-close: wHEAT-No red. cash
oc. Iuly slssc; September s1dSlSsoi No hard 20
SsofsS-No cash. b1mci July biAoi Dscernbs1 oo<o
oaTs-No cash. alc July, Ssai ssossussT- <ses no
vhitx. SAa
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New-Tork, Juns IS 1905
BEEvEs-Receipts cars. or ss head cars
i've cattle. Feeling weak Dressed beef in moderate
demand ~ Csc, with choice and extra eEqeso.
for J. shambers Son Their destina~
Para Brazil. morrow the Cedric viii taxa
GAIVEs%Tecspts were Gs2 head all for the market.
Demand less active and prices Is? lover than Mondsys
veas SSas7 per loo ~ small lot at 81 25 suttsrks
nominal Dressed calves easier at s91o1so for city
dressed selected earcaes IC: country dressed e9ao
seEss sanders: "a veals 14s ID average at 81 as per
100 70: Ga 90: 13S 70. at 81 10 d9. Ia n. at s.
6 Curtis s0ni 81 90 1S7 fh' at sIi IS DO ia n
H H Hollis: lis DO, 100 N. at SIT 90. 145 n Al
SHEEP AND IAANBS-Reoetpts II cara or as4d
head all for the market making with the stale stock "a
than offerings are likely be held oys Com
lambs So 1887 49, choice. IS. Dressed mutton
weak TG9c: dressed laInbA I1aa13iac; selected oar
0ass 1s 1'% Sos:isf 81 XVsa5ns Vts 6 1 70 N
s. 70 1eo m PCS DO IS n at 81 20; 252 do So II,
at e 2S 81 rs rs hePtp * = @ e4 Is ~ at % = I Il q = q @
40 ~ 2 a S5 y I a55 ~ 81 os s. r. at S., sos
81 80 Virginia yeorlinss 58 ~ 81; West Virginia
shss! I'D - 10 at = 90 oSGS 53S 70 n; at
Tsbia & shannon: 90 Pennsylvania lambs go N "a
60 76 Pennsylyania sheep. 100 n. at 81 20; 90
H. H. Hollis: - State sheep yearIinss 90 10 az
HOGs-Reoeipts were II cara or 22OO head all for
butchers except a few head. Barely steady for lys
hogs Good STATE hogs, 50 50 per 100 n
at 50 So 100 n; rough. 30 n 81 sO stag $50
n, at 50 so. ~
IS aO o9gh 200 n at 81 So DO $50 na' f al t s. & g. q
stays 300 70. at So
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
CREW WORK HAMPERED.
WIND and Riuer Boats Conspirc to
Stop Fast Spins.
rBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIsUyn.l

poushkeepsie n. Y. June 16.-The college crews
all tried to get over the course at something like
racing speed this evening, but only the Columbia
oarsnen succeeded The water roughened by a
south wind made even more turbulent by the
psssage OF several large river steamers. which alb
solutey dsregarded the signals OF the coaches for
a clear course The Columbia eight. which finished
sts time over the full four miles probably got
very little IN the line OF tangible result for the
ooat filed with water at the end
Two starts were taken by the Columbia crews
the second one being a getaway. The two eights
started terms They caught the roush
water from the two mile mark down and will know
what expect from the outside course If Z. "a
rough on regatta day. The boat despite the fact
that IL filed with water from that point rnoved
along smoothly. and the blade work was extremely
good The stroke was low, being apparently not
thirty TO the minute at anv fine tn the 7rs+
three miles The varsity established co1tfor+able
lead on the freshmen
Meantime the Courtney crews had been sent
away the freshmen. well in toward shore Ee+
ting start OF a good length. The first year men
roWed along until they were caught by the seniors
al lhe mile and half point At the bridge the
freshmen were about length and a half back
Inc varsity moved very well in spite Of the dis
advantages, at 3 so strokes to the rninuts-au
the time Ola
AT the bridge they all had to case 1lp because
&C so1sHheep'sle came across and cut them off
4Ne 1ie'nper' another river boat, gave the freshs
men Iot OF trouble as they were starting out
H11o almost ran imam down.
Coach Courtney and John HOWE helmet the "a,
lum6ia crew empty their waterlogged shell at the
Cornell float
Inc pennsylvania crews. which were going up
as Cornell went down, rowed as far as the rough
water would let them, and then gave it up. There
have been several changes in the Quakers' boats
ATaeason' who has been stroking, going from that
place TO No. 8. Iavery who was at No 8. has
2een placed IN the second four. Atkin going from
tESt poaC 10 stroke in the varsity. Doeriny has
taSeT HIneTys place at bow in the freshman boat.
S2ach Ward says he has not yet decided what
VIII De the makeup of his four, and is keeping
TWO crews at work until he makee up his mind.
IN the morning all the boats did long work, TAX
miles. "
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
oTHER MARKETs-RY rELEeRAPH

Chicago. June observation-disclosures 1000 head,
market steady good 70 Tllme 5OlS6 % poor
medium. S44S3 42 solksrs feeders 81 756$4 So:
cows. 81 50g$4 co. sifes 81 5OGS5: Gamers 81 4Olb
81 20; bulls, s. 2S+ y: calves. SS9S6 80. HOGS-Re-
esPss go ooo head Hes5 5e 7rong mixed and butchers.
heavy, s. T6gs5 To- llt - -5qS5 4232: bulk OF sales
lower: lambs. 1OQ25c lower; choice wethers
shorn, 6OQ$5, fair choice mixed shorn S3 500
81 20; native lambs. shcrr. 81 0UG$6 -.
Cincinnati June 16.-H0GS steady; butchers. IS S5;
common 81 f5GS5 -. Cattle dull fair To GOOD ship
pers. 81 6o6$5 5d common 81 sGS3: SHEEP steady.
81 2aGS4 -; lambs steady a. 50 30 81 2S.
Uest Buefala. 5--CAT-TI4Es-Recepts. head.
rnarst steady prime $5 BOG shipping steers
S59$6 40: butchers s4 5Sqs5 2 hefers IS 75aS9 vEAIs
-ReceiJas l5e head market active. 15c higher. at
81 5OQH. HoGS-ReceiDts. 2eoO head market fairly
active; pigs steady others 6s lower heavy mixed
S. 55rs5 CO. pigs s. 60$5 60 rouEhs. s. Toes
and LaMBS-ocepts. coo head: market active lambs,
81 504S6 90 yearlnFs 5OS5 rs; wethsr 25so 40;
ewes. S4 25dSS4 80: sheep mixed. 81 5OsfSS
Kansas city, Me-. June 15.-CATTLE-Receipts. $500
head incu4pg I.100 head Southern; market steady
10. lower southern steady choice and dressed
beef steers 50 25IS5 fair good 81 254$5 Western
feA steers 2sS5 90 stoekers and feeders S34 6os
s36IsA IS. Southern cows. 81 25aSSt
native cows 250S4 90 nstive heifers So 5Ss eoI
bulls 81 s5Gs eaivSs. SSfsf5 So HOes5-Reeepts.
u coo head market steady and active TOP s. 2Is bulk
% sales s. 22H -; heavy. 50 22sgS5 =; packers.
So q 4etS5 pigs and hgnfs 81 ls9$5 2. - SHEEP
Seceius 1000 head: market steldy; native lambs so
Western lambs. IS 1887 fed ewes and ysarlings
elippsd 20Gss s.; stccers and feeders. ~ oosA>
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

T++o r,chauge special Liverpool cables: Spot COT
- rondarste demand; sales 1000 bales iholIoane
d6o n1arfcan receipts. 1000 bales all american
oySS,,ng upIand 4S3d Futufes opened steaoy,
4 Sieber on near and pnts up on far Inonthi
osed ar points hish Sgne
Sctoher October November ana NoYemner-
oeo.mber-January, 4S0d; January
I'D: February-March. 47zdi Msreh-Aprh' ASA ana
s. snru, 10, ,fsy W lid Observation-Disclosures
TToTTP AND MBAI--Therf light trade in hour
consisting OF fancy Kssas clears In sacks winter
PATENTS ana ybons change Spring patents s. se
stTs,kts 81 60Gss so2 winter patents g. s9gS9
inr ceaTs sS T5S4 Is; ktra No winter % DOG 20 %:
ta. Fair to good 2ss4 60; choice to fancy e. o.
9S C3FSNNfFsAI Arm Quoted: Kiln dried 81 soa$S
S ~ brand BAG MEAL, firm. quoted; Fine wnte ana @
xsow 81 Is; coarse 81 1eqS1 IA nTi ;
tv arm Quoted: WestErn spring s1 50; sanSaIa mo-
ding sis To- -four do S2i 10 RED red cog sS Sdppg lT 81
Gs84 SO; red dog s24 80; homny eho2 SSgSZI % DuA
SO 555Gs22 rs sacks oiltneai s29 6oaSSo
GRAIN-wHEAr-Itua news from the Northwest sS s[-
gaIss IN from sorb the interior points were sala
ssmPiss nons.dsrabls black rust which IN the present
70 o weather is kpected spread with last year
rST4eres before item, shorts took no ehahces anu
r,scb ~ ths days buying credited 10 TINS
49, teuperatures and made UP the weane
+ior in spring States. while tho ruecas.
~ showers In the bouthwest where harvesting epeaons
are in progress Altogether the map was deodealy u
Syorabie In conttast recent showing and eeta
an~atv IN the minds of who have been closely
Watching the crtp situation in the last lev
same time cohsarvative bulls rather avoided the ios
fide of thr prefering to await the extent OF
sowsry weather wintar wheat Statess wlsfe eohak
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

The market for spirits turpentine was somewhat un-
settled At first 621sc quoted for machine
barrels but later the quoted range 62g62t with
the latter price asked Rosin SC higher So
common to good strained Tar ruled steady and
changed IS 30 for Oil barrels. We Quotei
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- and machine bbla 62p
6251c.
TAR, So 30.
ROsIN-Comnon good strained, So rs; f, s3 so: F,
So g. So 95 H. 81 81 co. Il. S5i NJ, SIS 2O N. S5 30
w G, So 60: W w. So so.
STOCK ON HAND.
wilmington June 1b-sPIRTTs TURPENTINB steady,
unchanged receipts SO casks RosIN firm S9 % bid
cepts, 213 bbs TAR firm. 81 bid; receipts. 22 bbls
CRUDE TURPENTINE firm. 81 90. 81 2o and 81 20: re-
chareston. June 15.-TURPENTINE and RosIN-
Sayassnah June i5-TURPENTINB firm $3.50: sales.
286 bbls: receipts 1893; shipments 584 R0SIN firm:
eaes 775 bbs receipts coz shipments 2062 Quoted:
A. B. C. So 2O D. So 30 E. s8 86i F. s. 40; G. s. 45i r.
SIS So 81 3O X 81 40: NJ. 81 80: N 81 40; G, Sd sOi
Y ". S5 ---,-,--,--,.>--. -..- ,.u o.
ROSIH-Americen strained. 9s Sd; hne rs Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE STAN DiN(

st. Louis. June 15.-St Louis outplayed the Giants
IL all departments in to-day's game and won by a
score of to 4.
Beckley in the opening inning for St Louis.
knocked out home run to right field. scoring
Shay before him who had previously made two
bagger In the fourth inning the Giants pounded
the ball over field and got three men across
the plate. McGann. first up In this inning, singled
to right and advanced ON a similar hit by
Rresnahan: The latter stole second and then DeD- &
Gam scored Dahlens long fly to Clarke, Bres-
nahan getting to third Mertess hy scored Bres
nahan and Devlin went third when clarke
threw the ball wild to catch Bresnahan han at the the
plate. Gilbert's single to centre got Devn nome.
In the final inning St. Louis pulled out viotorys
when, with man out, Grady doubled ana scored
Nichols's single. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
EXPORTS TODAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NeW-York luna

~,-r- New-York June Is. 1905.
COtFEE-The coffee market opened steady at un-
onanged prces to an advance OF points, ruled quiet
around the initial level of the session
trcreased the gain on an Increased
pryins movement from abroad covering OF local
snGrs Ihe close was firm at net advance OF 1920
points Sales about 40 700 bags.
pc no change In the general The only Brazilian
ket reporting any change Rio, which was 25
hsherr while primary receipts continued about
the recent lines But the European
steader showing than had been looked Ham
@ DUTg %9a pig higher and Havre aqA franc higher
ana European interests buying in
as has been the for three days.
local circles it Is considered that Of the short
interest in the local foreign
the recent demand represent covering Speculative
longs continued the best sellers. offerings
moderate and the market showed generally good tone
The spot market quiet but steady
or the basis of 11-16c for Rio 7.
The range of contract prices the to-day
follows;
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
HARVARD CREWS IN BETTER FORM
Do Some snappy Rowing, Without Attempt
ing Speed.

Red Top. Gales Ferry, Conn, June 15.-The prac-
rice to-day OF the Harvard varsity COM
paratively light. They appeared in better form
than yesterday and their work more snappy-
Coach Wray laid particular emphasis carrying
back the feather 10 the end Of the recovery, and
then swapping the oar IN quickly and heaving on
with the shoulder This evening the boat spaced
well at a Is stroke
stream for MILE beating them BY about Two
lengths The time was sIow-53S. The freshman
eight rowed a mile from the navy yard up stream
ia SO This time is considered poor. as there was
q good tide and a faVoring wind
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

corToN-The cotton market again very active
reaching high levels for the
present and crowding the go mark on the ace
new crop advance seemed to De passed on e
very strong situation in the South ana IN the
confusion increased py tho stt.iI
issued by recent bear leader predicting wnaa"na mo
In prices shortly for which ne was no
81 i5erty TO disclose convincing enough
10 induce accept considerable loss on snort
tracts The market closed points on from the pest
but firm in tone net gain OF 2294S points saIes
era estimated 650O00 bales, The opening was easy
at decline Of 5q410 points in line with Disappointing IN
cahias vyhfle selling also promoted py lle
Interpretation Of the weather map sno"S @
there was prompt renewal of support from the interests
who bought heavily on the Rrecealng @ oag sr1
tba market soon rallied ruling generally active ana nl
for the balance of the session New-Orlean& wires
tad very bulIsh that market with lead
ing operators buying and much Of the demand mere
leader who is considered te
leading operator in the market Pr1vate
reporting that June spot snort were soo
hyers of actual the advance In the Soul anu
according to official reports the southern spot
were unchanged to higher. On the advance there wa
naturally heavy realizing and some selling on the ground
fst The market had forced rapidly and was
entitled to sharp reaction but, generally speaEdng so.
timd and inclined 10 cover QA1SNS SA ~'
renewal cf strength -, -.-,.o. o. ae-
The range or contract prices III tno 1"~Nt N~ ~ '
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
CLEVELAND, 2; WASHINGTON, 0

Washington, juno 15-CleYeland shut out Wash
ington here to-day through the magnificent pitch
ing Of Joss who had the local team completely
in his power. The consecutive hitting of Bay and
RH E
Gsyq1ans gsyS,nasor -.......-.5d S99 90 g 2
Batteries-Joss and Buelow; Hughes and sugden- Urn
pires-McCarhy and Kelly. Attendance, 2,116.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
COLUMBIA BEATS AMHERST.
Game Loosely Played, but Losers Errors
Were the More Costly.

Amherst, Mass. June 15-Costly errors and the
inability of the Amherst players to bunch their
hits of Tilt lost the game to Columbia to-day by
the score OF TO Amherst had nine men left on
bases The score follows:
r. II. e.
Inherst IGlfsnPtA .::.:...:.: .. Q %
Batteries-T1lt and Carter; Newell and Ellis Umpire
Conroy Tima-1:40 Attendance 600
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool, June Is. p. m--CoTToN-spot in mod
crate demand prices points higher American MD mid
4ssd low niddling 467d; good ordinary. 4sd ordis
nary 43Sd The sales the day 1000 bales OF
which SEQ speculation and export and IN
cuded s.4oO American Receipts. 2ooO bales inGIuu
ing 500 American opened steady and coseo
arm; American Iniddling g June. 47Od; june and
JuIv 4TOd: July and August. 4.70d; August and Sep
tember. 46sd september and ootober te9d; oct96sr
recs1nber and January, 470di January and February
17id; February and March. @72d; March and April
s7eS. Lnrf and May A74d. The Cotton Exchange
viii he ciossd tomorrow and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
SIT. LOUIS S; PHILADELPHIA. o,

Philadelphia, June 15-Howell pitched great ball
for St Louis to-day, and shut out the home team.
Bender was hit hard, and was relieved by Coax
ley in the third inning The score follows:
r. II. E.
Philadelphia .......--0 % 8 /
Battertes-HoweI Sugden: Coaltley, Bender
Schreck. Umpire-Sheridan Attendance 3,71e.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND.

Cincinnati, June 15-John Camel manager of the
Grand Rapids club. is the reserve list of the
New-York. American League team, according to a
decision announced to-day by the National Baseball
Commssion. and It is declared,that he will be in
eligible to play with any national agreement club
until he has secured his release from the New York
club. Camel had refused to sign a contract
with the New-YOrk club and maintained that he
had given ample notice of his intention of purchas
ing and managing the Grand Rapids club How
ever the commission decided that he was the
reserve list in regular manner and must
his release in the usual way.
Frank B. Dunn owner of the Boston National
League baseball club. said yesterday that he had
received information from President Soden of the
Boston club that Sharpe going to be released
and Harry Dolan engaged to play right field in his
place. Mr. Dunn said that 1t not true that
SIX players Of the Boston club going to Jump
to Pennsylvania league.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June 15-closing WHEATMspos T. nGIni. On
Dscember Sc ed CoRN-spot Arm; american mixed
Is lI5d; futures quiet: July 4s 7Ed; septem6er as
Louis fancy winter steady .s Sd HOPS II London
lPaciho COAST hrrn, 80 eH@k7 BEEF steady extra
India mess, SIS, PORK dull prime mess Western
e2s Cd HAMs-short cut II I6 ID, quiet ass
h. short rib le to "a NJ. 4as cd: long clear mid
des. light. 2s 10 81 10, 43s long clear IldoieA
IS 90 I 42s cd short clear backs ls to 20 NJ t9s
square IL 10 i3 n steady. sis Cd. LARD quiet
prime western tierces s5s 3D. American refined In
finest white. old. 5ss; do new AIS 3D. AInsTiSan
fines colorad old, Cos: do new, AS TAblOW,--
Prime city steady, 23s 3D. TURPENTINE-Spirlts
quiet 5ss ROSIN-Common strong 9s Cd PErhO-
LEUM-Rehned quiet, 5xd LINSEED OIL stEonG
S1A
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
LIGHT PRACTICE FOR YALE MEN.
Varsity Leads Freshman Eight on Mile
Brush-Fours Out, Too.

Yale Quarters Gales Ferry, Conn, Juno Is
After the Yale varsity's hard four-Inile row last
night the men had light work the river in the
hot weather which prevailed to-day. This evening
the varsity eight and the freshman eight raced for
& mile up river. the former finishing in the lead
by half length of open water. Both crews then
returned 10 quarters. The varsity four and the
substitute four also raced for mile and the var
sty by four lengths. The morning practice Of
ali the light
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
CINCINNATI. q: BOSTON. .

Cincinnati June 15-Cincfnnad won to-day g
gams IN the tenth inning through daring piece of
base running by Barry. who went from first to tk:rd
on Keley's sacrifice, after making q single, and
r H E.
Cincinnati ........o '1-8 II /
Batteres-Ewing and schlei; Young and Needham Um-
pire-EmslIs. Attendance. 1.S0o.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
PHILADELPHIA, Z: PITTsBURG. Q

Pittsburg, June 15.-Philadelphia outplayed Pitts
burg at every point to-day. Pittnger's fine pitch
Ing with good support, kept Pittsburg from reach
ing second base more than twice. The score fol-
lows:
r, H. E,
Pittsburs ........o Q o 0 0 Q 0 % 8
Batteres-Prungsr and Kahoe; Leever Hildebrand and
Pfetz. Umpire-Bauswine Attendance, 3.fS.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
CANDID EXPLANATION.

When the young mistress OF tho hoose enH
,b. tt,rhsn she carried herself with greA1 oisAs'
g. 80 come to call the cook TO account
MARY she said. 81 must insist that you heep -.
bsttsr hours and that you have less company ~, "a
she Lftcben at night. Last night was kspt sTa.,S
because of the uproarious Laughter or one OF You
seIns wOlia ii,a Snov" Mary replied, cheerfully.
.t,,,t shs couldn't help It. was telling hsr d.
YOU tried to make cake YESTERDAY Inofinsas' -s
rplpxhsxu Post.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

have been generally favorabls and bear
popular.
estimate 7O6,00o0O0 bush whole crop,
believed be conservative. Leading the days ad-
vance Minneapolis and Duluth. the former showing
2ssc advance July and 2Mc September and Duluth
e and he respectively Foreign markets in face Of
Paris 6a15 points. Berlin % mark and Budapest 10
points Argentine shipments estimated 100000
bush for the week The interior consisted Of
241O00 bush compared with i4 900 year
prices in the NewYork market quoted follows:
No red 81 0G, elevator. and 81 OH afoat,
nominal; No Northern Duluth. 81 Is y. No hard
Manitoba. 81 OS. afoat. CORN-LocaIy the corn
market rather quiet during day closing nc
higher Trade in the West fairly prices
a%c higher old July In the predictions
cooler and showey weather in States. Receipts.
however. We're said to point toward increase
near future as farm acceptances have been
the 5oc level For Friday Chicago expected 31T o
corn and arrivals for the day Wednesdays
schedule. Interior points showed bush
compared with 10000 bush
market sd net lower no in local market
closed at 6O5zc elevator and 605sc. af0at;' No
white. t0Ac, and No . yellow, &c, adcat OATS
10 moderate extent Che market shared the
strength elsewhere, with elevator buying and
selng september OF and during the day. Cash
dn Ne"-fork closed as follows Mixed &c 81 10. $50
90 natural white, 30 to 30 10. 3503Tiac: clipped white
90 S,f 70 ~ 70 S5e04c RYE nominal BARI4EYAfarket
mating at 46GI52c, / + Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
TRIALS FOR BENNETT CUP RACE.
Elimination of French Cars To Be MADE
Abroad To-day.

-, The trial motor TO determine
- p-apct entries for the James Gordon Ben
% va International Cup Will be held on the Auvergne
course tomorrow There are .nulles.
1lsj s.,a yu3rner of the Paris Madrid race, and
Parnan the winner of the Paris vienna 3 ~
brssLrerIS nature of the course and the dangerous
-rTrrz
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
pRINcEroN-coRNELL AGREEMENT.

ithaca N. z, June l6.-conhrmins Cornehs aP
pearanoe in PrfncetonH footpai .S1o.s
P,., .h,-,+,e. hare state that the threatened
80 ,n football relations between Cornell and
princeton has been avoided by sg9Ting To4gnsiI gans
ya1b Psnoston viii be played n princeton ,ls Ihs
,sss- the 100 game IN Ithaca ana the game "a '
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

boreigr Coffee Markets: Rio-CoTee market quiet
No Rio 4s625 exchange IS 6S2d; receipts, 1000 bags
for Europe 600 bags; STOCK ia 900 BAGS SanosCof
fee market Inactive good Santos $1,000 receipts
l20OO bagsi 9O2.UtO bags; Hamburg-Cofee
ket opened pfg higher; at 2s0 net unchanged
TO A15 pig higher; sales 2S 900 bags; HavreCoffee
market opened steady franc higher; at u m advanced
$50 unchangedi sales 21 900 bags January 1872
So CT pI, ssroUI o.
tober, 43: November. 25; December, 4350,
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
DETROIT, s; BOSTON. l

Boston, June 15-Batt1ng and error making were
practically equal between Boston and Detroit
day. but Detroit's less costly. and their
hits were punched better, giving them the game,
to l. Cooley. Stahl. O'L-eary and Hickman &C
coInpliShed a number Of snowy catches and stops.
The follows:
BSs59ts BesESH :.:Ss :.:::::.::.::S SSS96Gs 8 !
fatterisE-Ritson and Drill; Young and crtser. Un-
pire-O'I 'Ioughlin. Attendance 1855.