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MRS. POUCH PLAYS WE'LL.
Former National Tennis Champion Wins
Three Matches &C Richmond County q. G.

Mn. W. H. Pouch. the former woman
champion lawn tennis player Of the United
States, won three matches in the July cup
composition in womens singles on the courts
of the Richmond County Country Club. Dom
gan Hills. Staten Island. The summary:
Richmond County Country Club; Msns Singles:
Club Championship-Frfst roupd-W. II. Pouch
defeated n. A. Davis. "a. -. - I'D. Pen
fs.ted 4; z roo!e. e-i,ea!
Second RoundJ. ID. Peil defeated L. z. Ware
Women singles: july. Cup; Fin. round-Mn-
Mss A. Irving defeated Mas Jenkins. 81. A
Miss Hetneken defeated Mrs.. J. d. Carroll, 81,
90: Miss johnson defeated Miss ponnell, e-S,
81: Miss D. Walker defeated Miss Van vechten,
$500; Miss NJ. Lea defeated .siss Brownisy..
60, 81: Misc z. Lea defeated Ms. Wempio BY
default; Mes Donald defeated Mrs n. r. Woods.
-, 10, eS; Miss Mcneil defeated Miss Edwards
BY defsult Mrs Esther defeated Mrs CLARK. 80.
90: Mas l. Donald defeated Mrs. Hodges
by default Miss I. Walker defeated Miss Bonner
by default; Mrs. Fearing defeated Miss Bush, by
default; Mrs. W. II. Pouch defeated Miss Handy.
second Round-Miss. johnson defeated Mis-.
Heineken by default: Mrs. Primrose defeated
Miss D. walker. "a, "a; Miss N: Lea defeated
Miss z. Lea by default; Miss Donald defeated Miss
MSSs,l BY dsi.pl,; IN Mr.; M,. roT Z bo ssisss ss,, nrs;
Miss / Walker by default: Mrs. W. II. Pouch de-
''a Third sound. 1Hs, ". H. Pouch defeated Ms.
L. DonaId, 90,
and Carter. plus half 10. defeated Dickman and
Bartols plus ID, SIS. o.; Pouch and Cotton. scratch.
defeated W. Peil and A. O. Carter. scratch, 81,
81, ".
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POLO FOR BLIZZARD CUPS.
Westchester Defeats Meadow Brock FREQ
hooters I'm OPENING Match.

CEpARHuRsr. L. l.. July e.-Now that the
struggle for the ladies' challenge cup Is over
the polo players will compete for The Blizzard
and other cups until the end Of the tourna-
ment. To-day tho Meadow Brook FREQ
hooters lined UP with the Country Club Of
Westchester to play the first Of the series
for the BAzzern cups. open to teams OF four
whose aggregate handicap does not exceed
sixteen goals. with no member Of the team
having more than SIX goals. westchester
won By one goal. Raymond Belmont played
a very good game. scoring two Of the eight
goals made BY the meadow BROOK team.
The lineup:
Meadow Brook rreeboeser-Ra Beimont. 3: r.
Brooks. 4 ], A. Burden, 4; II. G. Brokaw, q Total, II.
Country Club OF westchester-E. 8. Reynai, q:
s. q Love, ?: ]. c. Cooley. 4 J. p. Grsce.a Total, -.
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COAST MARIE BEATEN.
John McEwen Tai es the Measure Of Speed.
way Champion ut OranWeburg.

OnANoEBuBo. N. y. July o.-The second
meeting Of the Metropolitan Circuit opened
here to-day. The. track at Mountain View
Driving Park was fast. the fields Of good Eze
N the contests red hot. New York and
Brooklyn horsemen were prominent. John
McEwsn. who was developed BY Johnny
Powers at the Parkway track. won the drst
race. the ai2 pacing event. In the third
heat OF this event the big fellow vent the
mile in nix, a track record. Coast Marie,
the New York Speedway champion. owned
e ey Ut. I. o d; shili took fourth x%I none In this
~trotting In straight heats. Commodore Beau
fort getting the place,
In the 2:35 class pacing the brown geIding
DR.. Threet finished fourth In the initial heat
and than f1oE kha nayt fhHaa Tha rn0.aI.a
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CHICAGO IN. L.. 7; BRooxLxS. 4.

pended indefinitely pending action ~ Preei-
dent Pullism on tho bottle throwing row OF
Monday. but the Cubs had little trouble In
day. Overall; the giant pitcher. was 9 etant
in ability as well a. In inches and shut down
tight ON the Br9Sklyns whsnessr they bad
therefore went to waste. Overall was sup
ported IN championship style. The fielding
our best families and ball teams.
The Cubs were Just as careful OF the mons
Of rood form With the bat as in the field.
Innings and slew the .Brooklyns with seven
runs In the whole nine innings only three
we. al IN II one inp,ns. the fourth The score
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Polo Match Ends In Q Tie.

MoxssrowN. ". j.. July s.-ons OF the
most hotly contested polo ana ever seen In
Morristown was hat between the whippany
River Club and the Frsebootsrs Of Squadron A
of New York this-Aftsrnoon. The gsmes re-
suited in 9 tie. III. Il was the. third Of the
series between the two cams. apd Morristown
was anxious to win, having met defeat. twice
at the hands Of the Freebooters. The players
were:
Whiupany River Club Benjamin Nicoli. Her
man j. klnnicutt. Norman Henderson and Kenneth
Freeboo.es-Jocl II. Hunt. L. J. Hunt. A. d. b.
Pratt and CORTLAND NtcOl,
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Totals. q ~ IL ?
Slated for rcher in the eighth inning.
BsssSls %. .s SSSdSsi IL
Two base hEBarott. Three base hits-Barrett.
Congslton. bmc runs-SchaefeI, Cobb. First
base on balloon Eubanks, 8. Struck out-BV
Eubanks, 2: bwnietts, /; by rsnnehnl, 8. sacrines
hit-Criger. rolen u, Double
plsys-RossmA and Schaefer: Parent and Unglsub.
HIT by pitcho-By Dopovan, 1. Wild pitches-By
Eubanks, 2. eff on -bases-Detroit, g. Boston, 10,
Umpires-Staprd and Hurst. Tune-t hour and
SIS minutes. NendAncc--2,3 $50.
ST. Locs "A. L., 8. WASHINGTON. 4.
ST. LOUIS, My est. LOUIS won the anal xame
OF the seriei this afternoon from Washington
The scons:
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NEW YORK NATIONALS RETURN
d, no SECOND PLACE.

rhey Stay the Cardfnsls Twice. whlle the
Pfttsburgs Break Evca with she Quak-
ers-Chanceisss Cubs wnllep Brook
lyns-Cncinnasas Beaten BY Bessens-
The New Fork Nationals returned 20 second
place yesterday, Thsy beat the s. Louis
team twice. while the Ptttsburss srnsrsed
from a double header In Philadelphia with
one game won and n lost. The Brooklyns
lost to the Chioa9os. and the C~incinnatis
were beaten In Boston. The results:
Now York. s.; 90. Louis, S-Frss garnc.
New York. q; %. Louis. S-sscend game.
Chicago. 9; Brooklyn. 4.
pittsburw. .; Philadelphia. A-Fsrst same 4.
Philadelphia. =; Rrttsburg, o-seosnd game.
Boston. o: Gapciuns1. l..
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CHICAGO "a. 1 S; PHILADELPHIA a. L., 1.
.p....a...p..r.,. / Tot. Tossls ;..,.I 7

TOtais.....1 ~ II "
'Batted for Pscrs In the ninth inning.
Chicago. ..........0 o 2 o I o o 2 -
Philadelphia. -. .......0 o I o o 0 Q 0 o.
Lett on basesChioago, 6: Philadelphia Two
base hit-Jones Sacrifice bits-Nloholls, Powers.
Hahn, Jones, Wife. Stolen bases,Jones, lsbell,
Donohue. Ftrs base on balls-On White, g. on
Barley, 3. Strek out-By White, 8: by Barley. !.
Passed ball-Pfers.. ~Umpire-Sherdan, Time
l hour and IS nyutes. Attendance-5.OOo.
Bosrs "a. H., z: DETROIT. 3.
DETROIT. Jy s.-Tannehill was nearly In
vincible TO theDetroit bstsmen today and Me-
CURES rejuveited Bostoniaps won easily rom
the drop OF thost. The score:
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st. ouis, 3; washington, Z.
srANprNoB THE CLUBS.


NEW YORK III, 3, I.
CLEVELAND, Jul,.-Clark Griflthi g cripples
took the fourth sne Of the series from the
Clevelands today to I, and thereby gained
an eVen break, Woh the Gotham manager
says is going Soc. The Clevelands were
unable to hit Or at the right time, most
Of their hits CONT after two men were put.
Except for Moriay's egregious error in the
opener. the NapSould have been blanked.
Rhodes was hit nd. while 0rth most OF the
way was a mystF to the Larrupers. The
New York infel@s usual was kept COINS
from start TO fint- The score:
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Lett on Ssses-New YORK. !; s.. Louls. s. First
BY Msthewson, q; By Lush. 5: by Fromme. !. Home
runISsym1ur Three base hi.-Bro~ps Two
pevlin. Hannifan. p.hien;. Double playground.
!. Hits-On Lush, sin SIS innings: on Fromme'
1 In . % innings. Umpires-Johnstope and Klein.
hour and ~ minutes.
Nrv YORK On. Ii, O. st. LOUIS q. L., B-SpooSD
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south Atlantic League.

A. Acknowledgements, :; Charleston. Q teieven
tnnlngO,
a. Mscon-Mscon, I: Columbia o.
AZ Jacksonville u ack 2: Savannah. 4
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New England League.

Al HAverhiu-First ame-Haverhll 10: Fall
River, o. second game -Haverhill 4: Fall River. /,
AZ Lowel.-New Bed lord. 5; Lowell, I.
At WorcIster-Norcester, 3; Lynn, :.
At Brockton -Brookton, 1; Lawrence, o
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Two bashits- Hickman. Mics, Pickering, HoEs
run -HickAn. Sacrince. ts-HempAul g
Hit by pitder-By Powell, I First base on balls
on Smith or Powell, 5. STRUCK out-by smith.
. nv Po,gll. a. By Fatten, 3. Ten on bases-St,
louis. 7: Washington 4" Umpire connolly. Ttnie
i no, ~ ~ Is minute. A'terdanCe-ll00
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Jkh8IT oITX, =. Y~n0VIDENc1,
July e.-Providence got 0 merciless
By the SkeeteN to-day. The score:

'Batted for Stevens in the ninth inning.
S ii5:ss ess.::::::;ss SSS!SSSSS-- 50
Stolen -bssc-Cenent On. ysndegrtft. Two
base Sacrifice ht-Bean. Double
ford. Struck out-By Clinton, 8. by Stevens, 1: by
P~tanmiller, 4 FIRST base on bslls-on Clinton. 3;
pitchcr-By Clinton, 4: by Leach. 1. Umpire
Conway. Time-2 hours. Attendance-i.e 800.
AT TORONTO.
n =.
Toronso.-."....!o lseSoSo..-
Montreal. ..........1 o o o o . o o % q
Enthusiastically and corrigan: Ksefe ana
AT aocHssrrR.
Rochesser. ......,.o oo1osoo esS
Battsnes-Heniey and DorAn; Toser. MiIiigan
and McAllister.
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sBatted for Bell in the ninth inning.
SSa aoosiSn.. ,,,,."....,.,o coSSSGS- 81
First base on error-Chicsgo. Len on bases
Bs%rook,yn' T.: Chicago. g s,Tst base on o.ils1or
Three base hits-Alpernan,u Msloney. Two base
sSscLsra' His' BY p%ischsrssS nooS overall. /. via
pitch-Oycrsl. Unpires-Carpenter and Emsiie.
Time-i hour and % minutes. Attondsnce-4.ooo
rrrrsBuno. 3; pHnADxLpHIA IN. L4,. 4-vrRsr oAMK.
PHnADEtrHrA. July o.-PrtsburG and Phlla-
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Dated for ns.rne In the ninth inning.
ssss,Ms:msooi;:":......":SS SSddSSo
Sacrifice hit-Heame. Stolen bases-Mahling. Ia
chez First base on hslls-Qn MCCARTHY. =; on
NcC1oskey, O. Struck out-By Mccarthy, I; By
NcCloskey, a. mt By pitcher-By NoCioskey. 1.
Passed haii.heame. First base on errors-Ncw-
Baltimore, 4 Double ~plAys-zaoher and Sharpe;
Mailing and Sharpe. Umpire-Cusack Time-f
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dueurwNArL.

Boston. Q: Ctnoinnsu. 4 FIRST base ON bsls-on
Dorner. Q: on Ewing, Struck out-By Domor, 4:
by Ewing. & Two base ht-Riiohey. Sacrifice
hit-Lobert Stolen bases-Htchey, beaumont.
Double play-Flaherty, Ritchey and Brain. UNI
piree-RGleI. rime-i hour and % minutes. At
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Central League.

Al Grand RA~pids-Grand Rapids, s; Springfield o.
AZ South Bond--South Bend, 10: Dayton. o.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING. I: Evansville, q
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snmss Scheduled for To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
c, me IN Nrv York. Chicago In Brooklyn:
m H"7'on. F''~hnrg III fhnhdeiphia'
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Nsw t,rs IN Detroit Boston IN Cleveland.
EAs1ERN LEAGUE.
nunb in Rochester
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I. Lett on beses-PitssbuW. 8; Philadelphia, O.
First base on bails-.on Liohsld. .; on Brown, g.
Struck out--Dy Llenold. 4: by Brown, O. Two base
hit-Grant. Sacrifice Clarke, Storko.
U~mpire-O'Day Tine-vl hour and % minutes.
Attendonce-7.eUf
BOSTON N. Ia, Q; CINCINNATI. I.
BOSTON. July IA throw by Lobcyt into the
bleaGhers when trying 20 oompleto . double play
gave Boston four runs In the Gxh inning to-day.
The score:
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AMERICA LIE AGUE.

New FORKS Win Ain In Cleveland and
Break EN- on Series.
The New York Aericsns won again In
Cleveland y~esterdsAnd broke even In tho
series Of four gam there. The Chioagos
were benefciaries I'm New York's victory.
az they beat the Phdelphias and strength
ened their lead. r. Bostons took a fall out
Of the Detroits anSt. Louis nosed out the
Washingtons. Theesults:
New York. g.; C1etand. 4.
Chicago. 3; Fadeiphia, I.
Boston, Detroit, ..
81. ouis, q; Washington, &.
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American Association.

A. 81. PAul-roledo. s. st, Paul, 1.
At Kansas City-KAnsas CITY, 7: Columbus 2.
AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s; Louisville, 7.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !; Milwaukee, /.
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Atlantic League.

AZ Ansntowu-Auentown, I. Nswsrk,A
AZ Brooklyn Brooklyn. 8: Chester.
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THREE TIED FOR GOLF LEAD
TRAVIS. HERRESHOFr AND WAL
TER E0AN SCORE 70.
-Four OTHERS Only q stroke Behind IN First
Days Play FOR National Amateur Chans-
pionship az Cleveland -Bycrs. tho IItle-
holder. Far Down tho List with %.

|
ptonsntp AZ C1evctMnd-Byctn, n Title
holder. Far Down she List with ~
crru y,.,-
Tor TIE I.sd.r.h,n a. -. a., I.s.~n 49,
AZ ths Xnst.rr na,t Th..su.hIr $3.50
M ~. r,,a,,d C,h rss = ~ 49, ~. ~,
starter. we're Walter y. Travis. the veteran.
tItls IN o,S.r v.s~s Ws,..r Rnsn "a vraS
HerrsshoT. Ths n. vss =, ~ IL 10. an
unusnaIIx fsst an,sh For ,o,, ala "a "a -
ali sstean war. vnd.r 40 rour a. .sss ~
Iectsd groun,ns ear. ,ron ch,esra, Wr.,.s~
Tssn ~. N ~ GO. ~. ~
rsrd. 70 "a ChsrIIa. ~ 20 o ra M
YorE had ,svsn oe th,s d,.,an s,,.nsa 80.
nany. Trsxrs ana u.rr.shaw =. "a. - M
shss,sn ~. rsam.-. ~ - w.
"a ~ w W., "sDDvn'
,,.irsi. 49, =, pSsn 80 No Us..e
r.as. - ~ hnsS y m '. wns
ny pus"' o9'a ~ 70, O' Lownes
o'., snu NJ "e"ei' ioieuo' w.
'orripMs'0r ens ss,y'
e m. nyors. ene uuenoioer. was NOT In
.ne sroupans' eho mere 10 some consterns-
he may not qualify .. ali. To lose the ohsncs
to defend the title he won 40 brsvely last
ss zoe = sns.swo1 wouio % : sac piow.
saeIo n.s's - :, ns sointe,s
20 become aArmeu. Aithougn byers only
DID Is he has every chance to recover to
m0 PIC ns se.uns ~ or oe.eer. yes 70 1ess
% on inns course 10 not a Easy a Smelling
row. Byers seemed to spare himself on
the full shox. nth ths ~ocd AZ ~ 900 n.
d,d not nnish an. .vtns. III ~ ,su., .n.n
1u MOI nnisn tho SWINGS Win inc usual snaps
His card was:
out.............4 4tsssss"
waiter Essn nad the wind as factor against
HerreshoH were In the afternoon bunch
and benented bv the calm W..t hsd a
~rs.t stsr. Nth . ho,s. a. a. ID was on.
In IS.
1 should have dropped dead with suoh Q
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Baseball. wsshtnEton Park. To -dav. Z p. ".
Brooklyn Us. Chicago, Adm. 1c'-4ds.
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. To-day. Z r. n.
oisnN va 81. LouiA Adm. soc.-Ads.
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Two base hit--Hchman. Sacrnce hits-Brsdicy,
Morarity, Lapor Stolen base--Conroy. First
base on ba~Ils-Onhoades, 3. First base on errors
land, 8; New Yorn2. Struck out-By Rhosdes. s.;
by, orth, 2. Dole play-Winiams and Chase;
Wild. Rhoes. Cmpires-oLoughln and
1857.
CHICAGO "a. 1 5; PHILADELPHIA "a. L.. 1.
CHICAGO, July.-Bartley pitched his nrst full
game for the Pladelphlas Today and did very
fair work. The Is OF him. however. were more
timely than thosof White, and he was beaten by
a lopsded score, The score:
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AZ Syraouse-Utica, 4; Syracuse, O.
Az Scranton-Soranton, II; Troy, o.
AZ Albany, q WikesbarraA
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' rom IN. L.. 0: sr. LOUIS d. L.. s-ssooNp
Totals....e 81 10 4
sBatted for Hannifan In the ninth inning.
Zone out when winning run was made

Lett on bsses-New Yorf, S;st. Louis, q rfrst base
on balls-On Beebe.A Struck out-by noGinnity.
base hits-Konetchy, Burnett Two base hit
Burnett. sscrinoe hit.McoinnitZ Stolen b.se-
Seymour, shay. Double play-wolter and Holly.
Hit by patcher-By McGfnnity. 1; by Boebe. 1.
Umplres-Klem and tombstone. Ttme-i hour and
AZ nninutaa. Atlendanoo-ANOO.
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Western LeaKua.

AZ Llncoln-Omaha, 4; Lincoln. o.
Il 6es noinss-Ses MoISes. I: PueSio.i /.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

MnWAEx, Y nALrfhokB.
Newark defeated Baltimore At Newark yester~
day. Mccarthy allowed but two hits. He made
. home run In tho ofth inning and bAtted 4 at q 1000
clip for tho day. The score;
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Connecticut eague

Al New Haven New Haven, a: New London
A. holyoke-iiartford. o: Holyoke, o (forteited.)
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Time, t5S As
Good start: won driving. Miss Crawford. on. m,
Q. by Tenny-Flo IL: owned BY W. W. Dsrden:
trained by 7 Davis
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Tri-Ststo League.
AZ Williamsport-rrenton, 4; wtlismsporN
A. A~ltoonA-Aitoona, 10; York. ,
A. Johnseown-LAncaster. o; Jobnstovn.
A. Observation-Disclosures, 9; Wilmington. L
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i.lph,. eron. svs. ON . asun,s sssAsr haze TO-DAY.

T!ss: sss: al so !. jD. z 4 h q q. aSss,' sssh:. '1"'
PPiS'isi: .ssISsssii.:.. issss5SSE
Pins base on srTSw.Ptss,Surg. Len on
on ssn.ToS SwTlisa' i, % csmniss;. .. % spsrss,
STRUCK ous.By wui!s !: By Gsmnit.. Z BY SpaIEss.
Abbattcohio, --wsgner, Ttsus, Doeltn, sacrinos
hits-Leach, wagner, Abpatioohio, Knabe. poolin.
Stolen bases-Anderson. Aagee. Umplre-O'DAy.
Timo-i hour and So minutes.
sHuApstrzrA N. L.. q: rrTrssuDa. o-sscowD
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Good start: won driving; Golden West. br. T., 8,
r. z. Brown.
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., Kodaks,
Flashing, Framing, liz South Main.
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BETTER TONE
IN BUSINESS
Stocks Active and Confidence
Stronger as End of Year
Approaches.
CALL ON NEW YORK BANKS
RAILROAD AND MERCHANDISE
BUSINESS FALLING OFF.

New York, Dec. S0.-The eventful
financial year drew toward its close
with activity I'm stocks today under the
restraint of seasonable circumstances.
Cali money rates went higher. but the
advance was not so violent as had been
feared. The extent of the actual call
ing of loans seemed to be small. No eff
tective obstacle was interposed, there
ore, to the marking up process. which
vas being pursued in the interest of the
year end.
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Chicago. Dec 80. - Butter 49, Steady
Creams, 22d29: diaries. ISG25.
Eggs-Steady at mark, cases included
G623
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Dee. 5o.-The wheat marker
was cratic early in the day, but later
became extremely weak. The dominating
influence was selling of the Nav option hV
large holders. the total sales of one form
er bull leader being estimated All the Uav
from 100000 to 1000 900 bushels News of
the day was generally unfavorable TO the
bulls. Liverpool cables were barely steady
the worlds shipments for the week were
ABOUT 100000 bushels more than expected.
the visible supply increased Is 900 BUSH
els against an increase of s91. 900 bushels
for the same time last wear the amount
on passage increased /. $50 900 bushels and
the weather In Argentina was favora Bile
for harvesting. Early in the day the price
OF May was bid up to LOS by shorts. The
oecnhe caused by the heavy realizing sales
were not checked until May had declined
to 1g%. The market closed weak. Nav
opened IS TO &c lower at 1.07I.Nto I O75S
advanced to los and declined TO 1.04s. The
close was at IO47km1O5
The readjustment of prices of the ne
cember delivery with those of the cash
grain brought about a break of &c in the
price of December corn TODAY, Other de-
liveries were bearishly affected by the
crop IN december. which was from e012
TO 55ssc The market was weak i'm the
latter part of the session. Early In the
day sentiment was bulish because of
firm cables and wet weather i'm the corn
belt. The market closed weak. NAV
corn opened Is to l4c higher at 5e7A to 60c.
advanced 10 6G5sc, and then declined to
SEC The close was at 5914G5s9sc.
The oats market opened firm. but de-
clined with wheat and corn. Trading was
light. May oats opened y to asc higher
at 54lA to SAC, sold off to $3.50. and
closed at SIC
Provisions opened firm because of Il.
advance in the price of live hogs. Later
hogs declined and provisions fell off. At
the close May pork was off SC; lard and
ribs were each unchanged
cash quotations were as follows:
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BUSY. ARCHITECTS.

Do you know as 4 matter of fact that
Salt Lake has seldom been SO prosper
Gus? 1t is true that in certain lines q
little of the national apprehension has
been felt here, but the result has Deen
only a slowing down of those extrav-
agantly inclined. and that strong mid
die class the vital balancing power OF
every community, are going about their
business as usual, business building
and homo building. Already we are re-
ceiving inquiries regarding the new
houses we propose to build on Ninth
avenue in the spring. We will spend a
hundred thousand dollars in these new
homes. and architects and contractors
are busy with plans and figures so there
will be no delay in the erection of the
new houses.
There are still a few of the houses
which we built early i'm the fall in the
same vicinity still unoccupied, but we
EXPECT them to be taken in a very short
time The superb location the modern
ism, the newness and above all the rea-
sonabIe terms of long time payments
under which we are selling them. MAX
ing them most desirable for people who
prefer to own their own homes than to
pay rent.
Salt Lake Security & Trust Company,
1924 Main Street.
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Chicago, Dec S0.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
steady. Creameries 20d29: diaries. 1SG25
Eggs-Steady at mark included, 21d22
firsts. %: prime fiTsts, %; extras, "a
Cheese-11 IlsI..
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Phil KIippIe's Carriage Shop

Moved to rear l49 W. NJ Temple ST.
silver Bros. iron works buildings
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large colored fine. 1874 white l5l2: do good
to prime, lHaGl5; do late made. best, 11&0
L; do common to fair 91hu1tz.
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South Omaha. Dec. 30.-Cattle-Rece
800. Market lOc higher. Native steers,
100000; cows and heifers. 2.00d4.00; west
eTn steers. 3.0Gd460: Tevss steers, asa
4.l0; range cows and heifers. 1.75d370
Gamers. .50a225, stoekers and feeders,
5000. .; calves, 3.0Od5.J0; bulls and stays,
/. 60dS. 20.
Hogs-Receipts, $500. Market 10c higher.
Heavy. 4.50d4.60: mixed. 447l2G450; light
4-45Q4- so; pigs, 4.OOg4.40; bulk of sales.
4.471zd450
Sheep-Receipts. $500. Market 10c high
err Warnings, 4.59d5lO; wethers, 42Jd450;
ewes. 3.75l4.50; lambs. 5.75G6. %.
ST. Joe. Dec. -Cattle-Receipts. 500.
Market active and steady. Natives. 1000
$50; COWS and heifers, 1.75GI4 50: stockers
and feeders, 2.15d3.60
Hogs-Receipts. 700. Market active and
steady. Top. 4.65; bulk of sales, 4.J0d4.60.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 Market 1Oc high
er. Lambs. 55Od6.5O; yearlings an1 weth-
ers 1850. 70; ewes. 3.50d4.15.
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Butter and Eggs.

New York. Dec. N-Butter--Steady.
Creameries. extras. 29d29l5: third To firsts.
2ln2s: western factory. common TO first
Isaac. imitation creamery. firsts. e9d21
Eggs-Firmer. western, firsts. %; sec
ono. 231zG241s.
small colored, and white fine, l5s4 DO
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Treasury Statement.

Washington Dec. 30.-Today's statement
of the treasury balance shows: Available
cash balance. s26i. 1880: gold coin and
bullion, $35051, 52S; gold certificates, SOL